<human>: Can you provide a brief rundown of the text in within 3 sentences?

In recent years I've been coming to the conclusion that the whole concept of money is ridiculous. The idea that whole countries could be in debt seems bizarre somehow. I have some understanding of quantitative easing, and why simply printing money can have many negative effects. But ultimately, we invented money and have the power to create more... how can we run out? New money has to be made anyway, if you imagine the amount that is destroyed; set on fire, put in the washer etc. Or maybe just in a forgotten bank account. It adds up, and it's taken out of circulation, and not spent in a shop who in turn pays staff and so on. Taking in to account the increasing population, that means there is even less to go around. I understand that making everyone a billionaire would just mean massive inflation, so a banana cost $100k. But that's part of what I find so frustrating about it... wouldn't we all just be better off if there was no such thing?
<bot>: money is stupid, we create loads of it but there isn't enough to go around and we can't just give everyone a bunch of it