My father in law was at a loss when I was transferring files from one computer to another via USB drive. He thought I was some magical wizard. Any average grand

My father in law was at a loss when I was transferring files from one computer to another via USB drive. He thought I was some magical wizard. Any average grandparent aged person will not be able to comprehend the terms you are using. I tried explaining what Dropbox was and it was lost. So you have to relate the topic to something they know. So explain that it is like Bingo, and the order of every ball picked, every winner, for every match at their local Bingo hall has been recorded on a ledger, like a checkbook, and scrambled by encrypting it like a decoder ring that way someone can't forge the ledger. People verify each event that occurred, kinda like someone verifies a valid Bingo. You don't need any other currency because the ledger states you won match 113 for 150 BingoCoin, 3 days ago. And there are places where you can exchange the BingoCoin for USD, and that those exchange rates are fluctuating rapidly. So your 150 BingoCoin might be $100 USD or it could be $1000 or it could be $1.50 depending. But it will always be worth 150 BingoCoin.