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Good morning, congregation. This is Pastor Jeffs.

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President Trump has once again started pumping Bitcoin.

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Because the Lord has ordained it, we are going to the moon.

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Last week, Speaker Mike Johnson went to Israel to inspect the red heifers

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that will be sacrificed in order to ordain the building of the third temple

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and usher in the end times.

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Before the Antichrist is conjured though, the Lord wants to make us all rich.

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All of this is because of his son Jesus Christ,

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who came to earth to die on a cross,

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so that the Gentiles can also go to heaven.

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You have a choice before you.

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Do you want to experience the rapture with heavy crypto bags,

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or do you want to go to heaven having fun staying poor?

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The Lord commands us to be good stewards of the gifts he gives us.

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Will you choose to be a good steward?

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We are in a bull market and it's all thanks to Jesus.

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Let's pray.

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Lord, thank you for blessing our cryptocurrency holdings because we put our faith in you.

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Thank you for bringing us such a good Christian leader in President Trump.

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But most of all, Lord, thank you for hard forking so that us Gentiles can get into heaven now too.

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In the name of prosperity, amen.

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Now folks, Richard Greaser has created a groundbreaking documentary series

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investigating whether or not Jesus was a Mossad agent,

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which can be accessed behind a paywall on Fountain.

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You can access this content and much more to come by subscribing to The Bugle Weekly for 10 USDT in Bitcoin a month.

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Later on in the show, there will be a trailer for this groundbreaking investigation that I'm featured in.

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But before we get into it, let's worship the Lord, for He is good.

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I want the world to know

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How deeply Your love goes

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Your mercy climbs to any height

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As long as we believe what's right

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Your love amazes me.

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Your love amazes me.

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I sing because You like the Gentiles now.

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And I dance cause we won't go to hell

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I shout because you changed your mind

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Heart forked your covenant and let your light shine

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Dance, dance, dance, worship

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Clap, clap, clap

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And praise your holy name

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Dance, dance, dance

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And worship

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Clap, clap, clap

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And praise your holy name

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I sing because you like the Gentiles now

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And I dance because we won't go ahead

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I shout because you changed your mind

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Heart forked your covenant and let your light shine

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welcome back to the bugle weekly folks this is richard greaser joining me today as usual

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is rod palmer and i gotta say folks i feel it feels so good to be back

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it feels so good to be back you know those last couple weeks this is the first time we missed a

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week with the buke weekly and i can't tell you how much emotional pain it is it's i imagine it's

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similar to what being like a crack addict feels you know when they're in between hits and they

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can't score you know maybe they spent all their money on crack now they're broke and they're

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trying to find a dealer that's willing to let them suck a dick like that is kind of the feeling i had

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was i need to get back to bitcoin podcasting and so we're back folks we're back this week

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what's going on rod yeah the you know a lot of us can relate to this you get to come towards the end

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of summer and if you're a big fan of sports ball you know all you got left is baseball baseball is

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the most boring sport you got golf like there's no football there's no hockey there's no basketball

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uh a lot of your favorite shows on tv like they're it's in you know for years the summertime

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would be when you're in between season there's no new content there's no new good exciting content

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people are on vacation bitcoin podcasters have been you know at paper bitcoin summer they've been

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at lake satoshi they've been at the conferences they've been in washington dc mingling with

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politicians and going to ditty parties it's it's been a you know they're building a community and so

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around the same time you you hit your rss feed you open up your phone you go to listen to

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bitcoin podcast you're trying to get your 40 hours per week and there's just not as many new episodes

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there's not as much new content there's not as much new uh breakdowns and analysis of you know

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what Bitcoin did in the past few weeks. It's a lull in the summertime. But if you have been

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teething up and participating in Paper Bitcoin Summer, you haven't missed anything. You have been

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a part of the action. You've been a part of meaning this new paradigm of securitized Bitcoin

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equity products and bitcoin yield uh msty covered calls like we have taken the speculation

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off of the main chain you can now buy a coffee for less than one sap per v by uh in fees but

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what we've built is this compliant layer of thermodynamically sound speculation

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and companies are now accumulating bitcoin bitcoin podcasters are bringing the message

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directly to the mainstream and controlling the narrative and a lot of people are grumpy about that

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because they they thought that they're their bitcoin not crypto memes they thought that

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those were still fresh and now wall street has taken the kind of the vibe of bitcoin twitter and

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repurposed it and repackaged it and made this like suit coiner paper bitcoin equity product

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or leveraged bitcoin equities as cory at swan calls them and they've made them cooler than

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the guys at stack chain they've made them cooler than pleb underground they've made them cooler

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than you know some of the group chats and spaces groups um yeah the the most popular memers of the

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last cycle and this is this is the revenge of the podcasters and not everybody's joining so

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you have to get better at memeing because you're getting destroyed by wall street

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yeah i mean essentially vibes capital has replaced triple elite memes the meme factory 58k gang

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i mean there's not really anybody out there anymore that as far as the meme gangs go they

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there's um i was i would consider stack chain a meme gang uh i'm covering a great magazine here

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on governable misfits isn't very good at memes

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but when you encounter them at lake satoshi you see all the pleb minor shirts they they kind of

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look like a meme game they look like right yeah i mean well yeah some of the meme gangs

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some of the meme gangs sold out some of the meme gangs you know they retired some of the meme gangs

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i mean some of the members we don't know what happened to them some of them got vaccinated and

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they just you know their podcast died suddenly um but the the essence of what the vibe of a meme

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gang you're right has evolved it's now vibes capital it is you know dr adam back basically

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retired or quit uh the moscow meme tards and now he's launched his own meme gang um it's going

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public it's uh it's grown so quickly it's scaled we have scaled meme gags yeah so i just thought

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of something i i so i was listening to some podcast that vlad costia was on this week

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and they were discussing so monero dropped in value pretty significantly this week

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there's a conversation that we had with some people at lake satoshi you know rev hodl all

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he wanted to talk about was monero the whole time so we talked about monero with rev hodl and

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yeah monero monero's having a bad week and and part of the reason why is because there

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there's essentially a mining attack being happen or happening where where some large data centers

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just like we're gonna mine empty blocks on monero make it harder for people to send transactions

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and then they were doing some other you know fuckery and i came to the realization that

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it the monero philosophy around mining is it's exactly like the bid act

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right exactly they wanted to be you know these big mining farm they wanted to be resistant to

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that they wanted everybody like you know they wanted so you had a building like ca headquarters

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the pentagon and all your employees were working remote during covid but you had all this compute

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power in there it's like you could you could use all that compute power to mine the narrow and it

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would be uh it but you couldn't build these farms everybody you had to have the same amount of

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compute and 87 but it's it makes it easier to attack why do you think do you think that maybe

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the bid acts like do they need their own bid acts would that help it yeah i mean i i think the only

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way to fix this is tax rebates you know what i mean that's the solution to everything is you just

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gotta you gotta manipulate the incentives through central planning and in some way shape or form and

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and you have to do it you have to get the right leaders in power you know what i mean like the

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the ones that are ideologically on your side,

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you got to get the good guys in office.

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So it all starts with,

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you gotta go rally.

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You gotta go rally at,

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state capitals and you gotta paint the lawn orange.

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And then you got to,

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manipulate the,

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the laws,

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in favor of,

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your people.

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that's the solution to it.

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So there should be tax rebates to mine Monero and to mine with bid taxes for ultimate decentralization.

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And then you should punish the people, penalize the people that are trying to centralize everything.

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Speaking of that, yeah, speaking of that, Donald Trump has talked about giving tariff dividends to different, you know, the American citizens, different businesses.

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uh it was one of the things he talked about is giving these tariff dividends so you know

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monero users could benefit from those tax rebates but it's been criticized you know it's um

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it's just coincidence that you brought up monero today because nick fuentes uh just said on his

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podcast how monero was the only way to escape the palantir pegasus cia you know this industrial

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comp this deep state industrial complex that's you know monitoring everything you do um he said

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that you know if nick flint has the mineros the answer that you know it's going to draw a lot more

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attention to that and people are going to find out you know if this works or it doesn't

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i didn't see that one that's interesting yeah he nick flint has been blowing up

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he's everywhere he's he's fighting with candace owens and tucker carlson he's going on sam hyde's

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podcast is do you think that uh nick fuentes do you think that his podcast stardom his rise to

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this level of platform that he has right now he just you know like you said podcaster but sam hyde

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uh is in a feud with tucker carlson notably um do you think that it's a organic rise do you think

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that he's saying something pretty powerful or do you think that he's a plant you think he's a fed

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i think it's simpler than either of those things uh i think what it is is you know there's been

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all this emphasis on like the left wing on pc you know what i mean like yeah i'm done i'm the

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current thing or with the current thing now there's the right wing mpc which is that i'm against the

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current thing whatever it is and the things have shifted to the right wing really really quickly

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and so so many people have formed their identity as being against whatever the current thing is and

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so as their things that they were in favor of before are becoming the current things they're

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having to find other things to be against and so nick fuentes is uh doing that for people now now

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that tucker carlson is is considered like the in joe rogan or or establishment media in the sense

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of like they're the most relevant widely recognized people driving the conversation they can't they

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can't be against that anymore because their identity is being against um something else and

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And it's just, you know, these whims of culture for the 40 hour per week podcast listener,

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they're just sitting here trying to understand what the hell is going on because none of it

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makes any sense because these are not rational, logical people.

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They're, they're NPCs.

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They don't smoke cigarettes.

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They have a red eye and ran.

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They're, they're just completely retarded.

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It's like they're, they're the equivalent of Mike Brock, but you know, they're a little

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bit more tolerable because they like firearms and uh uh country music in nascar uh instead of

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like trying to turn your children transgender um sec football but yeah it's um i mean he could he

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could be a plant uh well you know i think uh one of the things that i really enjoyed about lake

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satoshi was that i didn't really feel like anybody i didn't feel like i was really hanging out with

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or smoking cigarettes with anybody who i thought was a fed at least not hanging out with me and

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Lake Satoshi. It was really great

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to hang out with

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a lot of you guys.

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Late Stage Hoddle, one of our best

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boosters, we

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confronted him about

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his claim that we stole

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anti-swanism from

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him and he backed down.

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He's a great dude. He's really great to me, Late Stage.

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He thought we would be disappointed. We were actually super

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stoked.

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um we got to eat some raw milk cheese with otis bitmeyer and fundamentals and uh i i feel really

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bad because the dude gave me uh some delicious raw milk uh spicy cheese that i was eating with

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barn miners spicy beef jerky uh and i don't know his uh his name you know his uh nostre

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for his online name so i can't give him credit but he had awesome cheese we hung out with rev

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hodl we built social capital and we uh we smoked rabbit patch weed with uh really good uh turpentines

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is that what he said it smelled like mint it was awesome but carl yeah if he wasn't he wasn't

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bitching about monero we were talking about alan studying and you know i want to hear your

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reflections richard on lake satoshi but um after we do that like we do have to cover

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what rev hodl was talking about with uh running the citadel with his wife with walkie-talkies

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and before you follow in those footsteps and get your wife a walkie-talkie you have to make sure

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she has a walkie-talkie offset training for wives uh but we'll get into that later man what was uh

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what was your experience like at lake satoshi it was fun i enjoyed it it was a good time

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i i just hung out with the master doubt folks the majority of the time talked with

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baba smoked a lot of cigarettes with him and um

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smoked a lot of cigarettes with a lot of people actually uh otis bitmeyer coffee is really good

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credible yeah i was impressed i was impressed with how how good it is i think yeah i was gonna

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say some people take like alpha brain like yo rogan for podcasting they think that helps them

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become better pot i screw alpha brain i mean if you like it keep it you got to be drinking

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notice bitmeyer's coffee before you podcast it's it is powerful stuff um 100 well i gotta say my

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expectations going into it were pretty low so he he brewed the the and this is why like i had high

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hopes it was good fundamentals said it was good and uh then i got there and he's brewing the coffee

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and he starts pouring me a cup and the first thing he asks is if i want a cream or sugar with it

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you know and typically when when somebody offers you cream and sugar it's a suggestion that the

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coffee's bad you know what i mean it's like it's like steak sauce for a steak well i asked him i

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looked at him i was like what was is the coffee that bad he's like oh no i just figured you're a

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pussy and uh i don't know why he was talking shit to me like that right off the bat it was kind of

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fucked up but like yeah i mean it was really good i was impressed with it yeah yeah people are not

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used to their baristas uh talking shit to them in front of their face it's usually behind their back

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well a lot a lot of people are used to it because you you go into most of these coffee shops these

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days and you've got you've got somebody that looks like hey i don't know what these coffee shops are

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doing are they like importing people out of like portland oregon and seattle they're just like

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we have a barista position open over here in the you know the middle of nowhere like you know you

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must have like armpit hair and uh uh look like you drive a uh you know a super the ideal mountain

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biking in seattle in the summertime like like it's like there's a you know people like to talk

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about like the the jews subverting america is like talk about these fucking lesbian baristas

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does it's like there's a network or a secret society all over the country it's almost universal

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and i think starbucks is one of the few you don't see this as much as starbucks it's all

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the it's all the hipster coffee shops you know what i mean yeah for sure um but

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continue on your first experience with uh this coffee

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yeah it was really good i had like five cups back to back right there um yeah yeah you can ask

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odus he he saw me drink a whole pot of coffee in one sitting i probably smoked like a half

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pack of cigarettes while doing it i mean it was uh i gotta say you know seeing uh mr cd brown was

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fun uh yeah there was a there was a good dj that was playing the uh all all the 1990s early 2000s techno on the jukebox That was Scott Offord

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He was, yeah.

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Nick Foster and his family was there.

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A lot of Generation X representation at Lake Satoshi.

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yeah there was like a millennial uh there wasn't a ton of zoomers it i guess the kids

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scott's uh uh luke broils was there got to meet luke broils he's he's got a camping festival going

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on to new hampshire here coming up soon i think need creations just go into that

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larry lepard annalee brunell you'd go camping with your favorite podcasters that's kind of like

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well lay satoshi would make satoshi is kind of like the non-compliant version of the new hampshire

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canting uh uh conference there was a lot of people transacting in bitcoin that was cool

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i enjoyed seeing that that was nice stack chain magazine was there stack chain was there yeah

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i bought coin beach i bought a stack chain magazine i is my first one i ever got my hands on i i've

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trying to get those guys to send me a copy. Like I got my article published in there a while ago.

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And, uh, I was really, really impressed with the quality of it. It's, it's a very well done

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magazine. I got the, I got the addition with the Asahana gold, uh, cover. And it's, I think it's

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great that he's, uh, uh, working with them, but yeah, I would, I would definitely suggest that

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people check out stack chain it is very uh well done one of my one of my favorites uh

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memories from stack or excuse me from lake satoshi was uh walking up to like the whole value for value

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market they had going at the front and uh seeing fundamentals fundamentals was selling copies of his

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uh his book bitcoin for institutions uh he was talking to a lot of people who were interested in

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his book um signing autographs talking about his podcast and i got up there i went up to his table

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just to uh just to say hello and his daughters were sitting behind the you know kind of the table

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there they were doing math on work and i think they were listening to his math podcast i thought

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that was like so great um and then then fundamentals told them if they didn't keep focusing on their

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math homework that they wouldn't be able to uh swim in the pool back at the hotel um at the end

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of the day i was like what do you what do you mean hotel fundamentals and he's like yeah me and my

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family um my wife would let us go camping because i've been eating too many raw milk cheese and i've

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got raw milk cheese they don't want those farts in the tent so we gotta stay in the hotel um so

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we talked about he's a little bit ashamed but you know a little bit of stolen valor for fundamentals

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i was there he didn't actually go camping with us but for everybody else you know we we duked it

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out we suffered it's pretty chilly at night you know it was uh it was not for the week he chat

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you know he uh he had a cabin but um somebody clogged his toilet so it wasn't the greatest

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experience yeah i thought it was a great event i had a lot of fun but you know camping's fun

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it's just like everywhere he goes a smoking area and that's nice uh it's nice to be outside

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I mean pretty much everywhere you walk

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is a Bitcoin podcast

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with so many Bitcoin podcasters

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what was

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I'm coming

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to this realization pretty much all my friends

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are Bitcoin podcasters

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that's the stage of life

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I've gotten to

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yeah

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there's something to be said

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when you

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you encounter somebody and you guys can just get right into the podcast you don't have to

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do any intros you don't have to you know what ask what their story is you just you get right

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into the podcasting and before you know it you know you've got you're sitting around a fire with

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a dozen other people and everybody's just participating it's almost like clubhouse

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it's like a bitcoin podcast needs clubhouse uh but it's in real life it's like a why are you

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bullish episode with uh btc sessions but um hell yeah much more interesting

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exactly it was incredibly bullish it's incredibly bullish and we're gonna get it we're gonna get

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some behind the podcast interviews from the podcasting we did at lake satoshi coming up

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definitely yeah i'm excited i'm excited about uh i i had a great time i mean i think the the

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stuff that the mesh dell's doing is pretty important and uh it was fun to participate

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in that a bit i met solex solex was a cool guy uh you know we had a conversation about

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how I could teach him how to speak American, but, uh, I'm not going to do it. So I'm not John,

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so I can't do a Solex impression. He does, he does like a Solex impression almost every episode

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on Ungovernable Misfits. But yeah, I mean, you know, there wasn't a ton of grumpiness about

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paper Bitcoin at Lake Satoshi. And it was because everybody was, uh, you know, like trying to

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actively participate in things you know what i mean uh they they were focused they were i think

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a lot of these guys that are grumpy right now they're grumpy because they just don't have

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anything better to do like they've got too much time in their hands and that's why they're going

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on twitter he platterner has way too much time on his hands he's not listening to 40 hours of

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bitcoin podcast a week he's not actually contributing in anything to the economy uh

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he's not on the mesh to tell

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yeah he's not in any he's not providing any value

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to the value for value community

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the editor is active he likes to post he likes to complain

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but he doesn't provide any value um and i think

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when you don't provide any value you don't really get much in return

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uh and i didn't make it make you grumpy so i think that if you do not think

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if you are not receiving any value from bitcoin

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that's on you bro because bitcoin is providing value to people to corporations to politicians

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to merchants to energy utility is providing so much value to people and if it's not providing

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value to you and you're grumpy about it um maybe you should ask yourself why yeah

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i mean there's reasons to be grumpy when you just make your identity around being grumpy

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that's the like yeah if you yeah coin icarus could have been in lake satoshi

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but instead he was being grumpy interviewing kids ads about being grumpy about paper bitcoin

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that's true yeah it's when you have when all you have is a hammer everything looks like a nail

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and when you all you have is the only tool set you have in culture or left is to be grumpy

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everything everybody every post looks like a good uh quote tweet to uh to dunk on them or to

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criticize them or to complain about them and you know it's just i i joked the other day on twitter

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i said bitcoin is a tool that individuals can use for to accomplish any of their goals and to improve

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their lives and pletter uses bitcoin as a tool to make sure he never makes any friends and it's just

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You hate to see it.

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We saw kind of a glimpse of the future of what these grumpy, bad-meming Bitcoin people are going to look like.

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Angela McArdle showed up at the event.

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And if you guys don't know who Angela McArdle is, she was the former chair of the Libertarian Party who recently resigned in the midst of a bunch of controversy.

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her big accomplishments

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getting Donald Trump to speak

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at the Libertarian

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Convention

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and I think she's taking credit

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for Frayn Ross

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I don't know if the credit's due to her

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yeah I don't know who that

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credit goes to but on that one

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I would give the credit to Lynn's mom

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you know or sorry

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Ross's mom Lynn

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she was the reason why Ross was freed

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essentially not Angela McArdle

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but you know she was sitting there and she was talking

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all these things she did and

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and it was just like

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you know I don't know

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you know when I see a libertarian and I just see

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like

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did you want to see what winning

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does not look like

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in the next cycle

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go to like a

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a libertarian meme page from like 2014 and just it just scroll through that account that is not

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what winning looks like the libertarian party is not what winning looks like especially not in the

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new and in this next few years so it's like if you if you if you if your mindset if your perspective

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is still being shaped by a 2014 libertarian meme pages it's you're probably going to have a pretty

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grumpy future you're probably gonna be pretty grumpy next cycle because i don't see how things

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are gonna transpire in any realistic fashion that's gonna make you not you know blind and

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bitch about it every day on the timeline these grumpy people they i think they have two it's

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just been like a trope that like the libertarians have been the long-term like grumpy people

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so like there's a joke that like the the democrats and the republicans are the same except the

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republicans just want the democrats to drive the speed limit which i think is a pretty good joke

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and like the libertarians are like the ones that are like trying to pump the brakes even faster

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than the republicans uh but it's all trending in the same way and i feel like that's that's kind

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of like these grumpy people are kind of like i i feel like you know the libertarian party is kind

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of like you're a senior in high school that's playing on the jv team in football you know what

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i mean like you you're and you're getting you're getting stomped on by like freshmen like you're

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just a you're you're not one of the winners you're not one of the top players um in the game and like

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you know i feel like if you're a senior and you're playing jv football you should probably like go do

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something that like is better use of your time you know what i mean you like the jv teams for

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like the little kids um but you're you're about like you're the you're the age at which the

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government could uh a lot you know take you and send you across the ocean you know to go die in a

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war uh you're not like a 14 year old kid anymore you know what i mean right and i think

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that's kind of the future that

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that people have like you know the people

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that change the world are not the people that

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uh are

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grumpy

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like maybe grumpiness

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isn't the best word but

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yeah it's better at memeing

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you know you can't be on the

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JV team

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this is the final problem is

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libertarians need to

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learn and understand

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the rules because they are they're they're ostensibly trying to play the game their own way

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they just don't understand the rules and you have to learn that you can just do things and

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libertarians like to be cranky and they like to complain and they like to play the victim

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and they like to they like to blame everybody else for not following the rules but it's the

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final problem is you can't they they misunderstand what the rules are so they think that pointing out

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and and putting out hypocrisy and pointing out things that are like you know they fail a purity

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test they think that that's the rule like if you fail a purity test then you don't get to succeed

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um and that's not true and so it's just they don't understand the rules so they're just

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if you're going to participate in this game you have to understand the rules and then you have to

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be the one who writes those rules if you ever want those rules to be enforced that's a good

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point and it's kind of like you know the mashadel is like a good example of this people just going

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out and doing things and i think it's cool and i just yeah it's and here's the thing i get what

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i'm saying might be off putting to libertarians because libertarians hate rules um but so you

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have to learn that there has to be rules in a citadel there has to be rules on a homestead there

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has to be rules in society to some extent and they have to be enforced you know dependably

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uh and and rationally so you know you have to be comfortable with rules you just you just don't

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want the state to be getting control of those rules so you want to be the one that you know

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enforces those rules well i think for yourself yeah i think there's there there's a few different

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philosophies and i think where the libertarians and like like a lot of these grumpy bitcoin

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maximalists kind of coincide with each other is um so like the the hardcore status just believes

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in rolling through coercion right but like the the libertarian and most of these bitcoin maximalists

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they've kind of concluded that in many ways coercion is just tyranny and so they don't like it

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but they still want to rule over somebody but they want to do it in a voluntary way so what

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they try to do what they both try to do is they try to roll through purity tests and they think

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that through social pressures they can accomplish the same goals but the status have realized

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i think they have a more accurate depiction of reality which you're not going to stop a murderer

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with purity tests. You're not going to stop a guy creating a Ponzi scheme with the purity test.

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You're not going to stop a communist with the purity test. Like these people, they don't care.

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They're criminals. And I think the third option is you just, you know, you create your little niche

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that you operate in as an individual on like a micro scale. And then you have like agreed set

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upon rules and then you course people on a micro level that you've all agreed to the rules like if

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we catch somebody vaping we're gonna cut their uh dick off or something you know yeah yeah yeah it

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is um 100 it is well i think where you start to turn this around um is if it's taking self uh

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responsibility accountability for yourself and your family like it starts at home it starts within

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you you know jordan peterson talked about make your own bed you can't even make your own bed like

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the rest of your day doesn't matter um so we your home citadel your homestead like it starts with

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like your relationship with your wife and we we got this conversation with carl like satoshi and

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he was talking about, you know, he like, he has to listen to 40 hours of podcasts per week,

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but he has a very demanding job. He's got to be out taking care of his property, living off the

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grid, living in a social capital circular economy. So they hit him, his wife got walkie talkies.

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So like there, somebody's feeding the, feeding the animals. Somebody else is cleaning out the

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00:38:29,056 --> 00:38:37,036
barn somebody's adjusting the the miners to to to dry some crops and some spices and some cannabis

433
00:38:37,036 --> 00:38:44,556
to stay in touch these walkie-talkies and it is a great idea if you have like a very if you taught

434
00:38:44,556 --> 00:38:51,056
your wife walkie-talkie offset but there's a lot of us out there who if we gave our wives walkie

435
00:38:51,056 --> 00:38:57,296
talkies we would just be getting an unfiltered never-ending stream of wife slop stories and

436
00:38:57,296 --> 00:39:01,956
ideas from our wives over walkie-talkie every time she had an idea every time she saw a raccoon

437
00:39:01,956 --> 00:39:07,356
she would be telling you over the walkie-talkie she wouldn't have tight comms like a like an

438
00:39:07,356 --> 00:39:16,416
orange beret but there is a training course that uh is is coming up that will it's a walkie-talkie

439
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etiquette walkie-talkie opsec training course for wives do you think oh do you think the you know

440
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guys who are considering giving their wives walkie-talkies should look into this op-sac

441
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442
00:39:33,896 --> 00:39:36,316
Babe, this Taylor Swift listened to podcast.

443
00:39:37,236 --> 00:39:38,536
Babe, I'm hot.

444
00:39:39,676 --> 00:39:41,616
Whoa, I just saw a big bird.

445
00:39:43,536 --> 00:39:47,496
It's happening all over the world, ladies and gentlemen. Husbands who gave their wives

446
00:39:47,496 --> 00:39:51,316
walkie-talkies so they could coordinate proof of work in their citadels are feeling buyers'

447
00:39:51,316 --> 00:39:56,276
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448
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449
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450
00:40:06,996 --> 00:40:11,916
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451
00:40:11,916 --> 00:40:17,116
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452
00:40:17,116 --> 00:40:20,516
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453
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454
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She will also learn new techniques to help her omit unnecessary details from her stories

455
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456
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457
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Wives will also receive training on communicating logically.

458
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459
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460
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461
00:40:48,176 --> 00:40:58,696
I think it's a good idea and um I think it should be mandatory in your citadel but

462
00:40:58,696 --> 00:41:06,316
yeah you know Jordan Peterson I think has like been a huge part of creating this army of incels

463
00:41:06,316 --> 00:41:13,036
and been a part of this phenomenon essentially that has led to Nick Fuentes uh you know becoming

464
00:41:13,036 --> 00:41:21,076
popular like the king of the incels uh he is telling all these young men to make their beds

465
00:41:21,076 --> 00:41:28,076
in the morning and so there's there's they're wasting all this time making their beds

466
00:41:28,076 --> 00:41:35,436
when in reality their goal should be to get married so their wives can make their beds

467
00:41:35,436 --> 00:41:42,176
for them they don't need to learn exactly like their bed like the the chances of the wife

468
00:41:42,176 --> 00:41:49,556
outliving the man are extremely extremely high to the point where it just doesn't it's like one of

469
00:41:49,556 --> 00:41:55,896
those skills that's really never worth learning and you know there there's all this emphasis there

470
00:41:55,896 --> 00:42:02,296
was all this emphasis in military schools about making your bed right and like i think a lot of

471
00:42:02,296 --> 00:42:08,356
like military dads you look at like the children of people that were in the military you know

472
00:42:08,356 --> 00:42:14,236
oftentimes being poorly adjusted it's because you got these dads that are like running their

473
00:42:14,236 --> 00:42:20,636
households like drill sergeants like sure you should teach your daughter how to make their bed

474
00:42:20,636 --> 00:42:32,056
so that they can make their husband's bed for but your sons thank you it is oh if you

475
00:42:32,056 --> 00:42:38,336
as a man, especially after school and college or whatever,

476
00:42:39,516 --> 00:42:42,396
if you as a man are doing your own laundry,

477
00:42:42,896 --> 00:42:44,796
you're washing your bedsheets every week,

478
00:42:44,856 --> 00:42:48,336
you're making your own bed, you're making your own meals,

479
00:42:48,756 --> 00:42:50,356
you become like, you feel like you're such,

480
00:42:50,556 --> 00:42:55,216
you have no incentive to getting married and having a wife.

481
00:42:56,676 --> 00:42:59,736
There's a woman out there who is just waiting

482
00:42:59,736 --> 00:43:03,516
to find a man who she can do his laundry,

483
00:43:03,676 --> 00:43:05,836
fold his clothes, make his bed for him,

484
00:43:05,976 --> 00:43:09,876
cook for him, and just do all those chores around the house.

485
00:43:10,196 --> 00:43:11,076
Be a good homemaker.

486
00:43:11,236 --> 00:43:13,036
Be a good citadel wife.

487
00:43:14,616 --> 00:43:17,316
And these guys are just blowing right past them.

488
00:43:17,576 --> 00:43:20,336
It's how much more time would you have to listen to podcasts,

489
00:43:20,336 --> 00:43:25,056
to be a good father, to help your children listen to podcasts,

490
00:43:25,276 --> 00:43:27,036
to listen to podcasts with your children,

491
00:43:27,036 --> 00:43:32,316
to smoke cigarettes and listen to Bitcoin podcasts on your homestead with your children.

492
00:43:33,116 --> 00:43:52,332
If you outsourced if you let your wife do those those chores for you And like that is the traditional family That is what the Citadels will be like and this is what bitcoin does this is how bitcoin fixes families and fixes communities and so jordan tearson is

493
00:43:52,332 --> 00:44:01,232
kind of this it's a disguise ideology that it seems beneficial to a young man but all it is

494
00:44:01,232 --> 00:44:08,092
doing is depriving him of incentives to get married depriving him of an incentive to have a wife

495
00:44:08,092 --> 00:44:12,632
and it is it's it's destroying our society it's destroying our culture

496
00:44:12,632 --> 00:44:17,772
i mean there would be a much higher likelihood of marriages working out

497
00:44:17,772 --> 00:44:23,512
you know because they're like if a man no like it feels nice to have your bed made

498
00:44:23,512 --> 00:44:28,412
you know to go lay down in your bed at night when it was made there's a reason why you make your bed

499
00:44:28,412 --> 00:44:33,192
so that like bugs don't climb into it and and stuff like that it just keeps the sheets cleaner

500
00:44:33,192 --> 00:44:39,552
like there's there's actual purpose to making your bed but like you know a man who knows how

501
00:44:39,552 --> 00:44:45,952
to make his own bed you know is is going to use that potentially as an out to not deal with the

502
00:44:45,952 --> 00:44:52,512
frustrations and whatever are in the marriage you know whereas if the man realizes hey fuck

503
00:44:52,512 --> 00:44:57,312
i don't know how to make my bed if this marriage doesn't work out it's going to be catastrophic

504
00:44:57,312 --> 00:45:06,812
it used to it used to be that if you saw a man who knew how to iron his own clothes make his own bed

505
00:45:06,812 --> 00:45:15,692
uh vacuum clean his apartment or his house uh you just take care of himself uh fashionably it was

506
00:45:15,692 --> 00:45:20,872
like that guy's gay if this guy's gay he doesn't he doesn't need a woman he doesn't need a wife he

507
00:45:20,872 --> 00:45:28,252
doesn't want a wife he he's gay uh and now we see that we're like oh that's just a well a high

508
00:45:28,252 --> 00:45:34,752
functioning single adult male no we need to go back to calling men and make their own beds and

509
00:45:34,752 --> 00:45:41,152
and and iron their own clothes they're gay because that's what they are so we can let women know like

510
00:45:41,152 --> 00:45:47,452
these guys are not on the market these guys are not looking for wives these guys are gay and the

511
00:45:47,452 --> 00:45:53,392
rest of us can walk around in our wrinkly bitcoin podcast t-shirts and attract the women who are

512
00:45:53,392 --> 00:46:04,312
looking for husbands yeah very well said very well said yeah i think uh yeah guys that know

513
00:46:04,312 --> 00:46:09,572
how to make their own beds are gay jordan peterson is trying to i mean look at look at

514
00:46:09,572 --> 00:46:15,372
Alex Kovacov, he constantly references how much he loves Jordan Peterson.

515
00:46:16,152 --> 00:46:18,372
And he knows how to make his own bed.

516
00:46:19,252 --> 00:46:21,592
And look how frustrated he is.

517
00:46:21,632 --> 00:46:24,732
Look how frustrated he is at women in general.

518
00:46:25,992 --> 00:46:29,392
Why do you think Jordan Peterson breaks down and cries all the time?

519
00:46:29,452 --> 00:46:30,292
He gets so emotional.

520
00:46:30,472 --> 00:46:37,932
Because making his own bed for so long has just, it's estrogen in his body has accumulates,

521
00:46:37,932 --> 00:46:38,832
It's compounded.

522
00:46:38,872 --> 00:46:43,452
Every time you make your bed, estrogen compounds in your...

523
00:46:43,452 --> 00:46:44,732
Estrogen is temporary.

524
00:46:45,092 --> 00:46:45,812
It goes away.

525
00:46:45,892 --> 00:46:47,732
You can have a pump of estrogen and it goes away.

526
00:46:47,832 --> 00:46:53,372
But the changes that it makes to your DNA, every time that estrogen pumps to your body,

527
00:46:53,372 --> 00:46:58,172
it's like when your body injects insulin, eventually you get insulin resistance.

528
00:46:58,552 --> 00:47:03,112
Your body's being pumped full of estrogen every time you make your bed, instead of letting your wife do it.

529
00:47:04,292 --> 00:47:06,372
And that changes who you are as a person.

530
00:47:06,572 --> 00:47:07,392
You become more emotional.

531
00:47:07,392 --> 00:47:14,012
cry and that's the kind of future that spetsky is facing if he doesn't figure this out

532
00:47:14,012 --> 00:47:22,812
absolutely i mean it's just these conservative podcasters are just bad as the leftist podcasters

533
00:47:22,812 --> 00:47:31,052
yeah it's savage it's almost said it well that's kind of the realization everybody's coming to

534
00:47:31,052 --> 00:47:33,092
because i i feel like

535
00:47:33,092 --> 00:47:39,352
you know when the the right wing in america was just getting

536
00:47:39,352 --> 00:47:45,092
absolutely decimated for years and years especially through like the covid years

537
00:47:45,092 --> 00:47:51,012
people had a much higher tolerance for like bad right wing podcasters you know what i mean like

538
00:47:51,012 --> 00:47:56,532
ben shapiro was like tolerated matt wallace was teller like everybody involved with the daily

539
00:47:56,532 --> 00:48:02,572
wired or was tolerated and now they're coming to the realization that all these guys just suck

540
00:48:02,572 --> 00:48:11,532
and they're like just as bad as like uh mike brock or destiny or you know whatever the the

541
00:48:11,532 --> 00:48:20,732
left-wing intellectual voice is that like tim pool sucks like it's it's incredible when you

542
00:48:20,732 --> 00:48:29,792
are in such you're in the complete realm of insanity that that lesser insanity seems sane

543
00:48:29,792 --> 00:48:37,812
and then as the overton window shifts then you see the actual context of like these people were

544
00:48:37,812 --> 00:48:42,612
never that interesting or exciting they were just more palatable because the other people were so

545
00:48:42,612 --> 00:48:48,952
so crazy right and this is this is the risk this is the big risk of society right now

546
00:48:48,952 --> 00:48:55,112
because when it gets to these two extremes it's always the same it's left versus right and the

547
00:48:55,112 --> 00:49:01,112
last iteration of that uh for the past few centuries or the past four turnings

548
00:49:01,572 --> 00:49:08,532
is kindness versus fascism and when you are getting down to which one is just more palatable

549
00:49:08,532 --> 00:49:14,132
versus which one actually aligns with my values like this how do i want society to be structured

550
00:49:14,132 --> 00:49:19,132
I've outsourced it to culture instead of taking an active role myself.

551
00:49:20,272 --> 00:49:21,632
Is you fascism versus communism?

552
00:49:21,852 --> 00:49:23,572
And the fascists are hot.

553
00:49:24,052 --> 00:49:24,752
They're hot.

554
00:49:24,992 --> 00:49:25,572
They're hot.

555
00:49:25,792 --> 00:49:26,572
They look good.

556
00:49:26,672 --> 00:49:28,592
They have good genes, quote unquote.

557
00:49:29,652 --> 00:49:31,132
They have big tits.

558
00:49:31,792 --> 00:49:33,652
They have beautiful smiles.

559
00:49:33,712 --> 00:49:34,452
They're never grumpy.

560
00:49:35,152 --> 00:49:37,492
They look like they take care of things.

561
00:49:37,972 --> 00:49:40,132
And the communists is just fat, blue-haired slobs.

562
00:49:40,132 --> 00:49:46,332
lobs uh you know dudes with hairy chest trying to go into women's bathrooms fucking zoran

563
00:49:46,332 --> 00:49:54,692
montani uh you know the progressive bitcoin uh podcast like it's just it's disgusting um who who

564
00:49:54,692 --> 00:49:58,732
are people gonna side with they're gonna side with the more palatable one which is the people who are

565
00:49:58,732 --> 00:50:06,592
hot i think in the modern day i think this happened historically i think a big driver of

566
00:50:06,592 --> 00:50:14,752
whether your culture should adopt communism or fascism is just depending on certain cultural

567
00:50:14,752 --> 00:50:21,232
customs so you look like like communism's like great for asians and it's because asians are short

568
00:50:21,232 --> 00:50:26,792
and you can just like pack them into small places a bunch of them at a time and there's so many of

569
00:50:26,792 --> 00:50:33,112
them and that's like that's how communism is you know they don't need as much food yeah and uh

570
00:50:33,112 --> 00:50:38,092
you know, whereas like us Westerners, we like our space a lot more.

571
00:50:38,092 --> 00:50:41,352
We're larger, we're, we're taller individuals. Uh,

572
00:50:42,272 --> 00:50:45,932
and so like fascism fits that way.

573
00:50:45,972 --> 00:50:49,412
And then you see the breakdown of fascism versus communism in the United

574
00:50:49,412 --> 00:50:53,092
States where like communists are all centered around the cities.

575
00:50:53,092 --> 00:50:56,072
Like they're all packed on top of each other. Uh,

576
00:50:56,432 --> 00:50:59,072
so they, they just like things that way.

577
00:50:59,092 --> 00:51:02,032
They don't feel that sense of autonomy that, that, uh,

578
00:51:02,032 --> 00:51:10,552
a rancher feels on his 250 acre property in west texas right or or not west texas i don't know

579
00:51:10,552 --> 00:51:18,512
there's probably you're riding the subway full of you know people stinky degenerates people who

580
00:51:18,512 --> 00:51:24,372
don't listen to podcasts uh it's a lot you just have a lot different perspective a lot different

581
00:51:24,372 --> 00:51:30,432
sense of your own identity than if you're a trucker who is driving down the you know through

582
00:51:30,432 --> 00:51:36,532
the mountains and down country roads in your big, you know, 18 wheeler, your own rig, you got your

583
00:51:36,532 --> 00:51:41,072
bid axe here, you know, smoking cigarettes, listening to podcasts, just, it's just a much

584
00:51:41,072 --> 00:51:47,532
different experience. You don't, you're more likely to accept that you can't have air conditioning

585
00:51:47,532 --> 00:51:54,472
or that you should use less water. So the AI can have more access to water and you're used to

586
00:51:54,472 --> 00:52:01,092
having blackouts because everything is being fed to the state and to the the the corporations who

587
00:52:01,092 --> 00:52:05,852
are laundering money for the state it's it the years don't mind you're used to it like you said

588
00:52:05,852 --> 00:52:12,012
but if you got an acre ranch you got a homestead you and your wife were using walkie-talkies

589
00:52:12,012 --> 00:52:17,292
to uh coordinate the farm like you just you you're gonna pick fascism for sure

590
00:52:17,292 --> 00:52:25,112
yeah i mean the like any you know i think it comes down to so like you look a lot of these

591
00:52:25,112 --> 00:52:31,352
people on the left they they have mental health issues or most of them are mentally ill i would

592
00:52:31,352 --> 00:52:38,212
argue that communism is mental illness i'd argue that fascism is too but like like communism is a

593
00:52:38,212 --> 00:52:44,092
little bit more apparent uh more disruptive you know a lot of them they don't want kids they don't

594
00:52:44,092 --> 00:52:49,952
really care they're nihilistic they don't really care you're like anybody that knows anything about

595
00:52:49,952 --> 00:52:54,912
communism knows that there's a very high chance for that once your team wins that you're going to

596
00:52:54,912 --> 00:53:01,892
get executed and purged as there's power consolidation and you know you see canada

597
00:53:01,892 --> 00:53:07,092
is a communist country and they uh you know one of the first things that they're doing is they're

598
00:53:07,092 --> 00:53:13,032
they're legalizing assisted suicide which it and they're trying to push it on their populace

599
00:53:13,032 --> 00:53:18,552
uh so they're just prepping they're prepping for like that that tipping point where they hit the

600
00:53:18,552 --> 00:53:25,352
full communism where they can start doing the purges and you know you can you can argue that

601
00:53:25,352 --> 00:53:32,812
you know fighting for communists to take control of power is engaging in assisted suicide

602
00:53:32,812 --> 00:53:38,052
yeah exactly like new york city new york city's doing that it's like new york city

603
00:53:38,052 --> 00:53:46,852
the mood of the reason that people want to elect Zoran Mandani is it's like this collective

604
00:53:46,852 --> 00:53:55,172
understanding that New York needs to be punished or that New York is not it's it's it's uh fatalistic

605
00:53:55,172 --> 00:54:02,132
um and it's it is like assisted suicide and the other way other things the Canadian government

606
00:54:02,132 --> 00:54:08,472
is doing is debanking truckers and so like this is disproportionately and they've done this in the

607
00:54:08,472 --> 00:54:15,372
past justin trudeau's government did it um where the people who are most likely to be listening to

608
00:54:15,372 --> 00:54:21,892
podcasts uh to be doing positive things and growing an influence in their communities

609
00:54:21,892 --> 00:54:27,572
uh they're being punished they're being cut off for by the state and people who like to go hiking

610
00:54:27,572 --> 00:54:33,792
but you can't go hiking in nova scotia there are the other province near there um right now because

611
00:54:33,792 --> 00:54:40,552
hikers who listen to podcasts apparently uh are dangerous for the climate and there's wildfires so

612
00:54:40,552 --> 00:54:45,852
they're just they're attacking i don't even think they're deliberately attacking bitcoin podcast

613
00:54:45,852 --> 00:54:53,172
listeners i think it's just they are they are simply attacking their opposition yeah

614
00:54:53,172 --> 00:54:59,592
another thing about communists is like a lot of these countries that you see that are communist

615
00:54:59,592 --> 00:55:06,932
they've been slaughtered over and over for a very long time and like north korea you know just got

616
00:55:06,932 --> 00:55:14,152
raped by japan raped by you know all these outside cultures just was trampled on makes

617
00:55:14,152 --> 00:55:21,472
sense that they're communist chinese same way um russia you know they lost a lot of wars

618
00:55:21,472 --> 00:55:27,732
and i think i think like the populace comes to this conclusion it's like hey we're going to be

619
00:55:27,732 --> 00:55:34,172
slaughtered we want to slaughter ourselves you know we want to be the ones controlling

620
00:55:34,172 --> 00:55:39,712
our own we want to transition our kids we want to castrate our kids we want to make sure that our

621
00:55:39,712 --> 00:55:46,692
kids transition and can never we feel we regret reproducing and we're going to kill it uh here

622
00:55:46,692 --> 00:55:54,292
it ends with us um and we're gonna yeah exactly it's it's it's you can boil it down to the joke

623
00:55:54,292 --> 00:55:59,692
you don't let somebody pick a movie when you know they're gonna fall asleep five minutes into it

624
00:55:59,692 --> 00:56:06,452
starting you know you if they're not gonna watch the movie they don't get to pick it so it's um

625
00:56:06,452 --> 00:56:13,732
yeah it's don't we can't go to communism um it is suicide it is the sacrifice to moloch

626
00:56:13,732 --> 00:56:19,272
well i don't think i think i i think the united states is definitely inevitably going to move

627
00:56:19,272 --> 00:56:25,532
towards the direction of fascism more than communism because uh america you know what

628
00:56:25,532 --> 00:56:30,772
won world war ii they were the winners and like when you define victory of world war ii everybody

629
00:56:30,772 --> 00:56:36,932
gets it wrong so like people like to say the the allies won world war ii like the soviets didn't

630
00:56:36,932 --> 00:56:46,232
win world war ii they got they had their population decimated uh their economy decimated you know the

631
00:56:46,232 --> 00:56:53,132
the british didn't win world war ii they lost the world reserve currency the united states gained

632
00:56:53,132 --> 00:57:00,992
the reserve world currency from world war ii europe just got fucked uh by it which is why you

633
00:57:00,992 --> 00:57:03,052
You know, Germany got fucked, obviously.

634
00:57:04,112 --> 00:57:07,992
The Russian soldiers made sure to rape, like, every single German citizen.

635
00:57:09,772 --> 00:57:11,512
And that's why they want to become communist.

636
00:57:11,952 --> 00:57:12,452
You know what I mean?

637
00:57:12,492 --> 00:57:19,912
The United States has the belief that they won the war, and therefore they want to be fascist.

638
00:57:19,952 --> 00:57:24,652
And you look at a lot of these other countries, you know, they kind of have similar beliefs.

639
00:57:24,652 --> 00:57:39,352
And like, I think, you know, part of the reason why Putin wanted to invade Ukraine and win that war was so that Russia didn't go communist and that they, they had a victory and they're like, okay, we can be fascist now.

640
00:57:41,472 --> 00:57:41,912
Yeah.

641
00:57:42,072 --> 00:57:42,292
Yeah.

642
00:57:42,452 --> 00:57:42,692
Yeah.

643
00:57:42,772 --> 00:57:49,932
That's, I think that's pretty, and people are looking at, and, you know, they're looking at survival right now.

644
00:57:49,932 --> 00:57:52,372
They're looking at, it's a game theory.

645
00:57:52,372 --> 00:58:00,472
they're looking at israel and they're looking at a israel strikes first fast hot quick ask questions

646
00:58:00,472 --> 00:58:05,572
later and i don't know you know people are thinking i don't know if that's right or wrong

647
00:58:05,572 --> 00:58:11,372
i can't see through the psyop online i do know it is effective they are winning they are controlling

648
00:58:11,372 --> 00:58:15,272
So maybe we have to be more like that.

649
00:58:15,772 --> 00:58:26,392
And I think that it's a very troubling, when a society starts thinking that way, you're going to cause a lot of disagreements internally.

650
00:58:26,392 --> 00:58:37,692
And it's going to draw you from the inside if you do not come to an agreement on, are the ends justified the means right now?

651
00:58:37,692 --> 00:58:43,492
Mossad has been running circles around all the other intelligence agencies in the world.

652
00:58:45,192 --> 00:58:48,332
And I think Donald Trump's pissed about it to some degree.

653
00:58:48,392 --> 00:58:49,692
I think he's feeling jealous.

654
00:58:50,472 --> 00:59:00,492
Like South Park was making fun of him having a little bit of having a little dick recently because the CIA under his control has just been super pathetic.

655
00:59:01,132 --> 00:59:04,212
And, you know, he's directing all this energy at the cartels.

656
00:59:04,212 --> 00:59:07,792
Like, I think he's trying to show up Mossad right now.

657
00:59:07,932 --> 00:59:15,472
And it would be pretty fascinating if we saw something more dramatic than the whole pager incident.

658
00:59:16,432 --> 00:59:23,932
Like, imagine if Donald Trump blew up every single hardware wallet that the Mexican drug cartel had simultaneously.

659
00:59:24,372 --> 00:59:28,392
Maybe a lot of Bitcoin value would be lost in an occasion like that.

660
00:59:28,412 --> 00:59:29,472
It would be very disruptive.

661
00:59:31,132 --> 00:59:32,272
Yeah, it's.

662
00:59:32,272 --> 00:59:38,792
i mean think about the tactical strategy of that of you know the cartel owns a lot of bitcoin

663
00:59:38,792 --> 00:59:47,072
and well chain analysis could just say hey this is who this is damn palantir this is who that

664
00:59:47,072 --> 00:59:52,952
owns this address and then they just figure out based on some sort of uh you know other information

665
00:59:52,952 --> 00:59:56,892
they got from their ipo these are these are the hardware wallets this is where they're located the

666
00:59:56,892 --> 01:00:04,132
pings are coming from these towers um just car could bomb this or you know set all these uh

667
01:00:04,132 --> 01:00:10,472
treasures these cold cards whatever to explode it'd be interesting to see if the cartel has

668
01:00:10,472 --> 01:00:17,112
their seed phrases uh backed up properly but theoretically so you know maybe this is why

669
01:00:17,112 --> 01:00:22,212
trump has been waiting to go full steam on the strategic bitcoin reserve as he's wanting to uh

670
01:00:22,212 --> 01:00:28,372
you know blow up all of his uh enemies uh hardware wallets first to make bitcoin more valuable

671
01:00:28,372 --> 01:00:38,412
um that'd be a wise decision it'd be the game theoretic outcome that i think some of the top

672
01:00:38,412 --> 01:00:46,152
crypto minds in the white house would come to naturally is sailors been going on about this

673
01:00:46,152 --> 01:00:53,352
this thing where um you know one of the most selfish things that you could do is die with

674
01:00:53,352 --> 01:01:01,112
your own keys but i don't know why he doesn't extrapolate that to the most selfless thing that

675
01:01:01,112 --> 01:01:07,832
you could do is blow up the enemies of the united states government's keys to make your bitcoin more

676
01:01:07,832 --> 01:01:14,192
valuable make it less liquid that's all you have to put i mean what i ran i ran's most

677
01:01:14,192 --> 01:01:22,632
secure facility in Fordow where they had the uranium, it was easily penetrated by U.S.

678
01:01:22,972 --> 01:01:28,572
bunker busters. We have to protect our, you know, our bit stamp or our stamp seed,

679
01:01:28,892 --> 01:01:36,472
titanium backup, cold storage, our seed phrases. We have to bury these deep under the mountains

680
01:01:36,472 --> 01:01:43,072
in places that cannot be destroyed by our enemies. I mean, it's wherever the nukes are

681
01:01:43,072 --> 01:01:50,092
pointing we have to you have to make those secure locations we need a lot of faraday protection

682
01:01:50,092 --> 01:01:57,432
it's all interesting uh stuff to game theory for sure i feel like software is going to turn into

683
01:01:57,432 --> 01:02:05,952
hardware pretty quickly um some would say they're started yeah i don't think there was any coverage

684
01:02:05,952 --> 01:02:09,392
of whether the Mossad blew up the keys,

685
01:02:10,592 --> 01:02:12,412
Hezbollah's keys in Lebanon,

686
01:02:12,672 --> 01:02:14,272
but I think there's probably a pretty good chance

687
01:02:14,272 --> 01:02:15,092
they hit that too.

688
01:02:16,832 --> 01:02:17,312
Alrighty.

689
01:02:17,832 --> 01:02:20,032
Last episode, I forgot what I did.

690
01:02:20,272 --> 01:02:22,032
So the last episode, I think I rambled

691
01:02:22,032 --> 01:02:25,032
for like 40 minutes solo.

692
01:02:25,652 --> 01:02:26,172
Yeah, yeah, yeah.

693
01:02:26,272 --> 01:02:28,112
It was good.

694
01:02:28,112 --> 01:02:28,772
It was good.

695
01:02:29,912 --> 01:02:32,052
It made me excited to come back.

696
01:02:32,292 --> 01:02:33,132
Yeah, man.

697
01:02:33,132 --> 01:02:39,692
being out of rhythm with this weekly cadence is throwing me off for sure i'm already forgot what

698
01:02:39,692 --> 01:02:45,152
we talked about or what i talked about but um okay so i think it talked about like how people

699
01:02:45,152 --> 01:02:49,512
should get excited and enjoy the bull market that's exactly what we did at like satoshi

700
01:02:49,512 --> 01:03:00,352
that's what i'm continuing to do but very bullish yeah so our first boost was uh skate

701
01:03:00,352 --> 01:03:07,852
8810,000 Sat says, finding out about and then listening to this on the drive home from Lake Satoshi was definitely a highlight of the weekend.

702
01:03:08,612 --> 01:03:17,532
Communic Gold, in such a great signal and perspective, spoke to add the Bugle and Rock Paper Bitcoin to the must-listen to podcast queue.

703
01:03:18,232 --> 01:03:21,732
Now I understand the math about listening 40 hours per week.

704
01:03:22,372 --> 01:03:23,092
People are learning.

705
01:03:24,272 --> 01:03:25,512
Word is getting out.

706
01:03:26,592 --> 01:03:27,812
Yeah, tell your friends about the Bugle.

707
01:03:27,812 --> 01:03:30,012
Well, I don't know what I was talking about Communic Gold.

708
01:03:30,352 --> 01:03:39,272
this is a hard news show folks um maybe they're just commenting on the hilarity of the clown world

709
01:03:39,272 --> 01:03:48,252
we're reporting on um i did i think i don't want to say so i i think there's some um people i want

710
01:03:48,252 --> 01:03:56,972
to add to people's list of uh 40 or at least share my 40 hours per week so uh uh my good friend

711
01:03:56,972 --> 01:03:59,312
Rayo from Liberty Under Attack

712
01:03:59,312 --> 01:04:01,392
he's been putting on some cool shows

713
01:04:01,392 --> 01:04:03,312
he just had Shadrach on yesterday

714
01:04:03,312 --> 01:04:05,272
and I was listening to that they were talking

715
01:04:05,272 --> 01:04:07,152
about mesh networks

716
01:04:07,152 --> 01:04:08,512
and

717
01:04:08,512 --> 01:04:10,992
mesh networks are interesting

718
01:04:10,992 --> 01:04:12,652
but

719
01:04:12,652 --> 01:04:15,352
I'm a fan of those guys and then

720
01:04:15,352 --> 01:04:17,152
along

721
01:04:17,152 --> 01:04:19,332
I don't think I've talked about this guy for a while

722
01:04:19,332 --> 01:04:21,292
but I was listening to him a bunch was

723
01:04:21,292 --> 01:04:23,352
David Bennett in the Bitcoin

724
01:04:23,352 --> 01:04:24,212
and podcast

725
01:04:24,212 --> 01:04:26,492
I think he's got

726
01:04:26,492 --> 01:04:33,312
one of the best news shows in bitcoin if you just want to like get a few updates a week of what's

727
01:04:33,312 --> 01:04:44,152
going on he he kills it he's got a great show mice um have you listened to david bennett i have an

728
01:04:44,152 --> 01:04:52,652
opt to check that out sounds great um i don't know what order that everybody's throwing on here

729
01:04:52,652 --> 01:04:53,612
I'm looking at my phone.

730
01:04:53,732 --> 01:04:58,112
So the next one that I'm seeing is 10,000 sats from Fundamentals.

731
01:04:58,952 --> 01:05:06,332
Fundamentals says, best solo greaser rip since the hour-long pre-rip leading into the Mike Brock defrocking.

732
01:05:06,552 --> 01:05:09,092
So yeah, Fundamentals was a big fan of this one.

733
01:05:09,312 --> 01:05:11,072
It looks like all the boosts are messed up.

734
01:05:11,812 --> 01:05:12,632
I ain't got it.

735
01:05:13,632 --> 01:05:16,972
Let me pull them up somewhere else because I don't even see Fundamentals boost.

736
01:05:17,172 --> 01:05:21,632
The next 10,000 boost is from Late Stage Hodl.

737
01:05:21,632 --> 01:05:27,772
we already talked about late stage hanging out with uh with him at lake satoshi says

738
01:05:27,772 --> 01:05:47,548
what the actual fuck how did i miss episode 69 what a shame listening now see you at lake satoshi yeah we didn do really anything special with 69 but it was a special episode for it being 69

739
01:05:47,548 --> 01:05:54,108
you know i was at a rock show last night and there was a guy running around on stage with uh

740
01:05:54,108 --> 01:05:59,008
he looked like connell tarantula he had like bald head and beard he wasn't wearing uh

741
01:05:59,008 --> 01:06:00,968
the turban

742
01:06:00,968 --> 01:06:03,108
it's not the proper term for it

743
01:06:03,108 --> 01:06:03,648
but you know what I mean

744
01:06:03,648 --> 01:06:05,788
the head wrap

745
01:06:05,788 --> 01:06:08,248
that was an interesting outfit

746
01:06:08,248 --> 01:06:09,608
I feel like it's a power play

747
01:06:09,608 --> 01:06:10,528
power move

748
01:06:10,528 --> 01:06:13,888
when you're singing metal rock songs

749
01:06:13,888 --> 01:06:15,968
and you got a 69 shirt on

750
01:06:15,968 --> 01:06:17,268
hell yeah

751
01:06:17,268 --> 01:06:19,528
people know you like to fop

752
01:06:19,528 --> 01:06:23,768
I really enjoyed

753
01:06:23,768 --> 01:06:25,668
meeting late stage hodl

754
01:06:25,668 --> 01:06:26,608
that was

755
01:06:26,608 --> 01:06:30,588
I like to meet our podcast listeners.

756
01:06:30,728 --> 01:06:32,408
I like to meet our consistent boosters.

757
01:06:33,088 --> 01:06:34,168
It's always a good time.

758
01:06:34,888 --> 01:06:35,148
Hell yeah.

759
01:06:37,868 --> 01:06:39,148
Next boost from

760
01:06:39,148 --> 01:06:39,928
Manna

761
01:06:39,928 --> 01:06:43,008
10,000 Sat says, nice remaster.

762
01:06:44,508 --> 01:06:45,648
So I've remastered

763
01:06:45,648 --> 01:06:47,388
but Marty says this time is different.

764
01:06:47,388 --> 01:06:48,088
Yeah, that was

765
01:06:48,088 --> 01:06:50,988
Adam Simica.

766
01:06:51,808 --> 01:06:53,068
He's a big fan.

767
01:06:53,788 --> 01:06:54,988
Check out his Manna wallet.

768
01:06:54,988 --> 01:06:57,048
but it's pretty nifty.

769
01:06:57,488 --> 01:06:58,528
Good user experience.

770
01:06:59,968 --> 01:07:01,528
Yeah, I like to use it to...

771
01:07:04,448 --> 01:07:07,288
There's a few ways to use the Lightning Network.

772
01:07:08,388 --> 01:07:10,828
One of the ways is you can actually learn how it works

773
01:07:10,828 --> 01:07:13,068
and do everything correctly.

774
01:07:13,188 --> 01:07:16,228
Another way is that you can use all these different wallets

775
01:07:16,228 --> 01:07:18,148
to arbitrage things and be lazy.

776
01:07:19,548 --> 01:07:22,388
And both can get you to the ultimate goal.

777
01:07:24,988 --> 01:07:31,268
And man, I found it useful as an arbitrage tool for managing channel liquidity.

778
01:07:32,168 --> 01:07:33,748
Because it's a lot of work.

779
01:07:33,808 --> 01:07:42,548
Anytime I have a question about something Bitcoin related to get my wife to learn how to do it and then explain it to me, like that's a lot of work.

780
01:07:42,788 --> 01:07:50,008
And, you know, there's more important things than managing your node liquidity, your channel liquidity.

781
01:07:50,928 --> 01:07:51,008
Yeah.

782
01:07:51,008 --> 01:08:01,888
you know thank you for the support nana wallet um next avi burra from uh club chain radio

783
01:08:01,888 --> 01:08:08,228
appreciate the shout out have fun at lake satoshi it'd be nice if avi made it to lake satoshi

784
01:08:08,228 --> 01:08:10,268
you'd been cool you would have had a good time

785
01:08:10,268 --> 01:08:18,228
yeah that would have been great to have avi and qw there there was definitely a big uh

786
01:08:18,228 --> 01:08:24,948
nostor uh a lot of people talking about nostor i tell you um i uh

787
01:08:27,188 --> 01:08:34,788
oh augie augie gave us a boost he did it was that the first time we received an in-person boost

788
01:08:37,508 --> 01:08:43,988
i think so this is the first one i remember he gave us big blocks of cheese that was pretty cool

789
01:08:43,988 --> 01:08:50,148
yes yes exactly the the raw milk cheese it's fucking awesome but yeah anyways there's some

790
01:08:50,148 --> 01:08:56,048
people that are really excited about nostr at lake satoshi and uh aggie was really excited to get

791
01:08:56,048 --> 01:09:05,108
angela mccardle on nostr hell yeah jason c 1221 sat says i thought i was the only one whose

792
01:09:05,108 --> 01:09:12,868
favorite part of atlas shrugged was the cigarettes well i thought i was the only one too so you're

793
01:09:12,868 --> 01:09:20,868
not alone there jason we're in the same team on that front uh you know fundamentals had some uh

794
01:09:20,868 --> 01:09:28,168
speaking of jason fundamentals had some uh interesting theories on on fish recently yeah

795
01:09:28,168 --> 01:09:37,348
yeah yes you can hear about uh you can hear about those those theories uh back on the chain

796
01:09:37,348 --> 01:09:45,828
podcasts the fish logo in orange uh if you like jam bands that is the bitcoin podcast you need to

797
01:09:45,828 --> 01:09:53,968
check out it seems like all roads lead to fish it does to those guys those guys who really like fish

798
01:09:53,968 --> 01:09:59,748
it does seem like all roads lead to fish and fish songs they can relate anything to it it's pretty

799
01:09:59,748 --> 01:10:05,508
it's pretty cool it's very interesting um even if it's like astrology even if you don't believe it

800
01:10:05,508 --> 01:10:10,848
it's so interesting there's patterns there that are undeniable so it's definitely worth checking

801
01:10:10,848 --> 01:10:20,408
out um the next next boost 521 sats from doom satoshi you have a terrific intro each episode

802
01:10:20,408 --> 01:10:25,928
thank you for your time thank you i think it's important to have good interest to podcast

803
01:10:25,928 --> 01:10:32,048
sam hyde had a really good intro to his podcast the government of old missus has good intros

804
01:10:32,048 --> 01:10:37,208
I really like the intros to Pleb Chain.

805
01:10:37,428 --> 01:10:39,148
They're usually really good.

806
01:10:39,908 --> 01:10:43,388
They do that sermon before their show, and I like that.

807
01:10:44,328 --> 01:10:45,728
I think Dave Bennett could.

808
01:10:46,228 --> 01:10:49,888
Oh, I listened to Guy Swan for the first time in a while recently.

809
01:10:50,268 --> 01:10:51,528
That was on my 40 HPW.

810
01:10:53,628 --> 01:10:57,188
He had all these in-person podcast experiences at Lake Satoshi,

811
01:10:57,188 --> 01:10:59,848
but then traveling to and from,

812
01:11:00,188 --> 01:11:02,628
you get back on it on the 40 HPW game.

813
01:11:05,368 --> 01:11:08,628
Mr. Rabbit says, for 521 cents,

814
01:11:08,988 --> 01:11:11,628
says Bitcoin is the anti-grumpy pill.

815
01:11:13,468 --> 01:11:15,788
A lot of people haven't figured that out yet.

816
01:11:18,348 --> 01:11:21,788
Yeah, some people seem to believe

817
01:11:21,788 --> 01:11:23,528
that Bitcoin can fix everything,

818
01:11:23,968 --> 01:11:26,128
but it seems it doesn't fix their attitude.

819
01:11:26,128 --> 01:11:33,788
dude so these guys these guys that came in in 2017 they they look at themselves as if they're

820
01:11:33,788 --> 01:11:41,788
like elder statesmen that's what it is they think they are the elder statesmen like they were like

821
01:11:41,788 --> 01:11:50,808
the ones that were like shilling bitcoin before the president was pumping it before the mainstream

822
01:11:50,808 --> 01:11:58,788
got in they think if you got in in 2017 you haven't really been you're not an elder statesman

823
01:11:58,788 --> 01:12:07,188
you're not like a you're not even an adolescent yet like chill out get off your high oars

824
01:12:07,188 --> 01:12:16,368
and do something yeah the these elder quote unquote they they're jealous um they're grumpy

825
01:12:16,368 --> 01:12:25,208
about people kind of caring more about the opinions of the macro elders instead of them

826
01:12:25,208 --> 01:12:32,248
they think the macro elders are johnny come lately's or they just they're you know they

827
01:12:32,248 --> 01:12:36,128
just have paper bitcoin they don't understand bitcoin so they're just a little salty i think

828
01:12:36,128 --> 01:12:40,828
the macro elders make them grumpy but that's how it's been in all the previous cycles i really like

829
01:12:40,828 --> 01:12:50,288
the macro elders more than the memers it's just like i don't know i mean all these guys are like

830
01:12:50,288 --> 01:12:57,448
i wish missed the bear market back when the memes dude the the memes fucking sucked this last bear

831
01:12:57,448 --> 01:13:02,568
market anybody that says that is fucking retarded none of the memers though the meme gangs have

832
01:13:02,568 --> 01:13:10,568
gotten a better a better meme than nothing stops this train by lynn alden macro bank so uh that's

833
01:13:10,568 --> 01:13:11,748
oh, that's the bar you have to beat.

834
01:13:11,868 --> 01:13:12,848
Nothing stops this train.

835
01:13:12,968 --> 01:13:13,728
You can't beat it.

836
01:13:14,528 --> 01:13:15,328
Stop being grumpy.

837
01:13:16,348 --> 01:13:16,488
Fuck.

838
01:13:16,748 --> 01:13:19,428
Is Lena Alden the best memer of this past cycle?

839
01:13:21,328 --> 01:13:22,568
Hard to argue against it.

840
01:13:23,688 --> 01:13:25,208
The hottest memer for sure.

841
01:13:25,548 --> 01:13:26,408
She's so hot.

842
01:13:28,308 --> 01:13:31,048
But yeah, more people need to figure out

843
01:13:31,048 --> 01:13:34,868
Bitcoin is, and Bitcoin podcasts are the anti-grumpy pill.

844
01:13:35,208 --> 01:13:36,828
So thank you, Mr. Rabbit.

845
01:13:37,328 --> 01:13:40,068
Next we got Turkey just hit us with

846
01:13:40,068 --> 01:13:49,188
500 sats no message thank you turkey uh dave for 100 sats sounds like he wants to fight me he said

847
01:13:49,188 --> 01:13:57,368
episode 70 was grumpy save us rod palmer it was not grumpy i mean i'm grumpy now it's gonna be the

848
01:13:57,368 --> 01:14:03,828
rest of the boost section is gonna be grumpy because he called me grumpy it's like a self-fulfilling

849
01:14:03,828 --> 01:14:09,308
prophecy you call your pod the podcaster that you're listening to grumpy they're gonna eventually

850
01:14:09,308 --> 01:14:17,008
become grumpy look what happened to odell you know that's how it works it didn't seem like we

851
01:14:17,008 --> 01:14:22,528
had a reverse psychology effect on it we started calling him grumpy and then he became less grumpy

852
01:14:22,528 --> 01:14:33,328
well it affects every podcast or differently apparently so i think that be careful with who

853
01:14:33,328 --> 01:14:38,428
if you're going to throw out accusations of grumpiness just think about you know you just

854
01:14:38,428 --> 01:14:40,028
it's like throwing out racism,

855
01:14:40,028 --> 01:14:41,008
throwing out,

856
01:14:41,108 --> 01:14:41,908
you're a fascist,

857
01:14:41,968 --> 01:14:42,668
you're a communist,

858
01:14:42,988 --> 01:14:44,648
you're this or that.

859
01:14:44,688 --> 01:14:46,348
It's like to call somebody grumpy is,

860
01:14:46,468 --> 01:14:46,708
you know,

861
01:14:46,748 --> 01:14:48,488
it's going to lose its impact.

862
01:14:48,488 --> 01:14:49,468
If you're not more,

863
01:14:49,568 --> 01:14:49,888
it's like,

864
01:14:49,968 --> 01:14:50,208
you know,

865
01:14:50,248 --> 01:14:50,548
the show,

866
01:14:50,608 --> 01:14:54,228
he calls everybody a retard and it just doesn't hit as hard when he calls

867
01:14:54,228 --> 01:14:54,688
everybody.

868
01:14:54,828 --> 01:14:55,948
If you call everybody grumpy,

869
01:14:56,588 --> 01:14:57,008
um,

870
01:14:57,428 --> 01:14:58,008
you're just going to,

871
01:14:58,148 --> 01:14:59,508
it's going to debase it.

872
01:14:59,568 --> 01:15:03,528
And I think most of us are here because we're against debasement.

873
01:15:03,528 --> 01:15:05,408
So just think about that,

874
01:15:05,488 --> 01:15:05,728
Dave.

875
01:15:06,008 --> 01:15:06,408
Um,

876
01:15:06,628 --> 01:15:07,688
but you know,

877
01:15:07,688 --> 01:15:14,268
if somebody thinks you're grumpy it's it's you know we do want to take that seriously

878
01:15:14,268 --> 01:15:22,228
at least i do that's the effective 20 he asked me to save him um speaking of somebody who

879
01:15:22,228 --> 01:15:29,288
i don't i can't tell if they're grumpy or if they're really excited um at any given boost

880
01:15:29,288 --> 01:15:35,708
if they send us this it's our friend pies um he hit us with two 100 sap boosts he said let's

881
01:15:35,708 --> 01:15:43,348
fucking go motherfuckers salute mushroom flex emojis 40 hours per week and then he hit us with

882
01:15:43,348 --> 01:15:51,688
a fucking right i'm pies motherfucker so nothing maybe that's a secret right like it's pies he is

883
01:15:51,688 --> 01:16:00,708
communicating uh high intensity high uh high energy feedback to us we can't always tell if it's grumpy

884
01:16:00,708 --> 01:16:02,988
or joyful, but

885
01:16:02,988 --> 01:16:04,928
we know that it's signal because it's

886
01:16:04,928 --> 01:16:06,808
coming from pies and we

887
01:16:06,808 --> 01:16:08,928
use that and it really feeds us

888
01:16:08,928 --> 01:16:10,988
and people like pies, Dave,

889
01:16:11,568 --> 01:16:12,828
you are a great booster,

890
01:16:12,968 --> 01:16:14,148
late stage funnel, Jason,

891
01:16:14,908 --> 01:16:17,188
Mr. Rabbit, Turkey, Fundamentals,

892
01:16:17,248 --> 01:16:18,928
all you guys, sorry if I missed somebody,

893
01:16:19,548 --> 01:16:20,928
big BTC on board's not on

894
01:16:20,928 --> 01:16:22,908
the boost this week, which is kind of surprising.

895
01:16:23,368 --> 01:16:24,748
It's been a while since we

896
01:16:24,748 --> 01:16:26,748
didn't get a boost from BTC on board,

897
01:16:27,388 --> 01:16:28,828
but Blizza,

898
01:16:28,828 --> 01:16:35,328
same we miss eblizza if you're still out there um we just like the high signal feedback so we

899
01:16:35,328 --> 01:16:37,368
that's why i appreciate guys like you and pies

900
01:16:37,368 --> 01:16:44,208
yeah well before we ramp up this episode uh rod

901
01:16:44,208 --> 01:16:51,628
what do you think is the first restaurant in america who has the highest chance of

902
01:16:51,628 --> 01:16:59,688
letting people smoke inside i got an opinion on this i would go with

903
01:16:59,688 --> 01:17:07,148
i would go with long john silvers um i don't know who eats at long john silvers i think they're

904
01:17:07,148 --> 01:17:11,328
really hurting for i think there's two things that could turn long john silvers around

905
01:17:11,328 --> 01:17:20,108
it would be accepting bitcoin and letting people smoke uh inside at the restaurants um i think

906
01:17:20,108 --> 01:17:25,848
a big coin treasury company like that long john silver's that could honestly be a really successful

907
01:17:25,848 --> 01:17:33,788
uh really successful venture i don't think i've ever eaten and long john silver's

908
01:17:33,788 --> 01:17:39,328
there's there's like this whole class of of restaurant like long john silvers and

909
01:17:39,328 --> 01:17:42,948
and red lobster that are really going to have to reinvent themselves because their entire

910
01:17:42,948 --> 01:17:48,948
customer base is stupid boomers and then you know they like con veterans to come in on veterans

911
01:17:48,948 --> 01:17:50,128
David with free food,

912
01:17:50,648 --> 01:17:51,468
think it's going to convert.

913
01:17:51,568 --> 01:17:52,688
And then they show up and they're like,

914
01:17:52,748 --> 01:17:52,968
fuck,

915
01:17:53,028 --> 01:17:54,428
this is a stupid boomer restaurant.

916
01:17:54,548 --> 01:17:55,308
I'm not eating here.

917
01:17:55,348 --> 01:17:57,128
I'm going to go eat somewhere more respectable,

918
01:17:57,128 --> 01:18:01,028
like a Chipotle or,

919
01:18:01,028 --> 01:18:02,408
or first watch,

920
01:18:02,528 --> 01:18:02,928
you know,

921
01:18:02,928 --> 01:18:05,648
first watch is like the new hot thing,

922
01:18:05,728 --> 01:18:06,268
you know,

923
01:18:06,268 --> 01:18:07,068
that everybody likes.

924
01:18:07,188 --> 01:18:07,388
Yeah.

925
01:18:07,668 --> 01:18:07,868
Yeah.

926
01:18:07,928 --> 01:18:08,508
I love,

927
01:18:08,608 --> 01:18:11,548
I love going to five guys and getting a $17 burger.

928
01:18:11,548 --> 01:18:15,528
And I love to go to first watch and get an $18 omelet.

929
01:18:15,588 --> 01:18:16,268
It's just,

930
01:18:16,268 --> 01:18:18,068
you pay for the quality.

931
01:18:18,948 --> 01:18:27,208
Well, it's the aesthetic, you know, of like the, you feel like whatever you're doing is like healthy.

932
01:18:27,468 --> 01:18:27,888
It's hip.

933
01:18:28,028 --> 01:18:28,188
Yeah.

934
01:18:28,628 --> 01:18:28,868
Yeah.

935
01:18:29,828 --> 01:18:42,028
It's in many ways, you know, these types of restaurants, they're an act of rebellion, a subtle rebellion against the boomer generation of just like toxic sludge.

936
01:18:42,148 --> 01:18:43,988
Like you think a cracker barrel.

937
01:18:44,788 --> 01:18:45,248
Or slop.

938
01:18:45,408 --> 01:18:45,588
Yeah.

939
01:18:45,588 --> 01:18:46,268
Boomer slop.

940
01:18:46,528 --> 01:18:47,008
It is.

941
01:18:47,088 --> 01:18:48,888
Boomer slop is cracker barrel.

942
01:18:48,948 --> 01:18:56,668
boomer slop is texas roadhouse boomer slop is applebee's you know it's it's all these restaurants

943
01:18:56,668 --> 01:19:04,228
they were rebelling against that and it's you know i could see a couple of restaurant shame

944
01:19:04,228 --> 01:19:09,628
like first watch like putting creatine in your coffee adding that to the menu things like that

945
01:19:09,628 --> 01:19:16,788
it's just you know sea oils in your uh hash browns just tallow hash browns you know it is

946
01:19:16,788 --> 01:19:24,968
you're right it is a distinction it is it's a fashion statement to be healthy or to care about

947
01:19:24,968 --> 01:19:31,488
the aesthetics of health the fact of fascism we are rebelling against the boomers by by leaning

948
01:19:31,488 --> 01:19:36,828
into this uh fascist light and it's getting into you know our restaurants our brunches it's

949
01:19:36,828 --> 01:19:42,968
everything it's we can go on and on forever but uh are you saying that smoking in first watch is

950
01:19:42,968 --> 01:19:49,488
what uh you think would be like the big flex no not at all that'd be cool though i'd be a huge fan

951
01:19:49,488 --> 01:19:56,968
of uh first watch uh let people know i think waffle house is going to be the first restaurant

952
01:19:56,968 --> 01:20:05,548
in america yeah yeah i think first watch would be it would be very brave to embrace health uh

953
01:20:05,548 --> 01:20:12,648
in such a radical fashion to allow smoking uh at brunch but i think the best product

954
01:20:12,648 --> 01:20:19,368
market fit is cigarettes and smoking at waffle house 400 i think i have to go to lawn john

955
01:20:19,368 --> 01:20:26,388
silvers and waffle house uh it would it would crush i i would have i would have said denny's but

956
01:20:26,388 --> 01:20:35,868
you know denny's discontinued the 24 hour uh chain it's not a site for punk awful house is really one

957
01:20:35,868 --> 01:20:43,228
of the standalones one of the only restaurants in america that's a widespread chain that's 24

958
01:20:43,228 --> 01:20:52,148
you know in in cigarette smokers need those restaurants that are 24 you think you think of

959
01:20:52,148 --> 01:20:57,708
like you know anybody that's had a really difficult day at work you know like the business owner that

960
01:20:57,708 --> 01:21:04,068
stayed up all night just working their ass off it's three in the morning they just got done doing

961
01:21:04,068 --> 01:21:12,168
they were working for 18 19 hours that day 20 hours and they just want to go to a restaurant

962
01:21:12,168 --> 01:21:17,328
maybe they're not done working they need to drink coffee at three in the morning so they can go back

963
01:21:17,328 --> 01:21:22,108
and work and they they want to sit in a fucking restaurant in the middle of the night and eat

964
01:21:22,108 --> 01:21:32,068
breakfast food and smoke cigarettes and and denny's denny's took at least the the drink coffee and you

965
01:21:32,068 --> 01:21:37,728
know eat breakfast food late at night away from them another thing that's really lame is i think

966
01:21:37,728 --> 01:21:43,008
these breakfast restaurants restaurants like imagine how much of a fucking loser you are

967
01:21:43,008 --> 01:21:48,248
if you go to denny's and you order off the lunch meal like right at a breakfast restaurant yeah

968
01:21:48,248 --> 01:21:54,408
i'm not going to denny's for beef strobing off i'm not going to denny's for you know

969
01:21:54,408 --> 01:22:01,368
uh a beef wellington just give me an omelet india moons over my hammy and black coffee

970
01:22:01,368 --> 01:22:05,008
but when he smoked a cigarette this is what i was gonna say earlier it's like otis been mired

971
01:22:05,008 --> 01:22:10,688
his coffee he offered you the cream and sugar hat your coffee's so good otis had the confidence

972
01:22:10,688 --> 01:22:18,468
to offer somebody a cup of coffee and a cigarette no cream or sugar because that's that is the the

973
01:22:18,468 --> 01:22:24,408
best experience you should you should be making fun of people for ruining the coffee

974
01:22:24,408 --> 01:22:26,448
with cream and sugar

975
01:22:26,448 --> 01:22:28,488
but yeah

976
01:22:28,488 --> 01:22:31,148
bullish on Waffle House folks

977
01:22:31,148 --> 01:22:31,868
uh

978
01:22:31,868 --> 01:22:33,868
you got anything

979
01:22:33,868 --> 01:22:36,588
before we wrap this one up Rod

980
01:22:36,588 --> 01:22:38,728
no I think uh

981
01:22:38,728 --> 01:22:41,348
get your tickets to Lake Satoshi

982
01:22:41,348 --> 01:22:43,088
next year y'all want to miss it

983
01:22:43,088 --> 01:22:44,988
it was a great experience

984
01:22:44,988 --> 01:22:45,768
great to see everybody

985
01:22:45,768 --> 01:22:48,908
folks this is the

986
01:22:48,908 --> 01:22:50,548
Bugle Weekly the most

987
01:22:50,548 --> 01:22:53,048
thermodynamically sound podcast

988
01:22:53,048 --> 01:22:59,008
in the universe, in all of the dimensions, beyond just the world.

989
01:23:00,808 --> 01:23:05,328
Tell your friends, don't tell your enemies.

990
01:23:05,788 --> 01:23:08,428
They won't understand it anyways, and they'll probably get offended.

991
01:23:08,608 --> 01:23:14,468
But tell all your friends that are orange-peeled podcast listeners out there,

992
01:23:15,008 --> 01:23:17,768
thank you to everybody who boosted this week.

993
01:23:17,768 --> 01:23:22,368
So good to be back in the saddle podcasting again.

994
01:23:23,048 --> 01:23:25,448
And we'll catch you on the next one.

995
01:23:53,048 --> 01:23:57,248
A challenge to leave a mark

996
01:23:57,248 --> 01:24:16,368
I look on my shoulder

997
01:24:16,368 --> 01:24:20,048
The darkness is behind

998
01:24:20,048 --> 01:24:24,108
We can win the world we want

999
01:24:24,108 --> 01:24:27,908
If we choose to be aligned

1000
01:24:27,908 --> 01:24:31,808
All I wanted you to see

1001
01:24:31,808 --> 01:24:36,168
Is the amber burning in the dark

1002
01:24:36,168 --> 01:24:39,528
Like a beacon to the lost

1003
01:24:39,528 --> 01:24:43,288
A challenge to leave a mark

1004
01:24:43,288 --> 01:24:45,268
In the darkness

1005
01:24:50,048 --> 01:24:53,048
We are fighting

1006
01:24:53,048 --> 01:25:00,928
We are climbing

1007
01:25:00,928 --> 01:25:08,668
We are fighting

1008
01:25:08,668 --> 01:25:16,268
We are climbing

1009
01:25:16,268 --> 01:25:45,268
To see

1010
01:25:45,268 --> 01:25:53,268
We draw together closer, looking for the escape

1011
01:25:53,268 --> 01:26:00,268
Searching for shelter from the storm's rage

1012
01:26:00,268 --> 01:26:08,268
All I wanted you to see is the ember burning in the dark

1013
01:26:08,268 --> 01:26:12,268
Like a beacon to the lost

1014
01:26:12,268 --> 01:26:15,388
A challenge to leave you more

1015
01:26:15,388 --> 01:26:18,028
In the darkness

1016
01:26:18,028 --> 01:26:25,268
We are fighting

1017
01:26:25,268 --> 01:26:33,148
We are climbing

1018
01:26:33,148 --> 01:26:40,928
We are fighting

1019
01:26:42,268 --> 01:26:52,268
We are climbing to see

1020
01:27:12,268 --> 01:27:14,408
Take care.