First off how fucking cool is it that the count from Sesame street is posting math?
Secondly that depreciation is actually accurate. It's a part of tax law where you have a fixed asset that you have consumed (used) in that current period. Normally if you're going to keep on going that would be put into a prepaid form of your accounting and taken from as it is used. If you're not in an ongoing enterprise though you have to get rid of all of it under a depreciation entry. It has nothing to do with like when you buy a car and it depreciates in value. It's not like that at all.