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Marty Vents says this time is different

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Bitcoin is one and it is magnificent

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Governments are blind so why aren't you?

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Don't you wanna be rich and cool?

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Odell is confused and doesn't think Lynn is hot

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He's a gay bear who needs to be taught

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Staying humble is cool during the bear market

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But this is the bull, it's going up like a rocket

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The future is bullish because Bitcoin has won

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It's been a tough bear market

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Get ready for some fun

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The future is bullish when Trump ship coins.

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Game theory is in progress.

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Everyone will join.

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Plebs and podcasters are the vanguard.

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The world is going to use a Bitcoin standard.

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A Bitcoin standard.

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Welcome folks to this very special edition of the Bugle Weekly.

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This is Richard Greaser.

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And today I am sadly running solo.

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Rod Palmer will be missed for this episode, but I think I got it handled.

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You're going to listen to me ramble.

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I don't know how long I'm going to go for.

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So let's see folks.

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You're going to listen to me ramble solo.

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and the first thing i want to address it is sunday july 27th 10 30 in the evening as i'm recording

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this first thing i want to address this evening folks is there's a lot of people being bearish

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right now this cycle is different marty marty prophesized it he was one of the first to say it

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was different he probably wasn't the first marty's generally never the first to do anything he wasn't

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the first to do open mouth thumbnails he wasn't the first to move to austin texas he wasn't the

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first to leave austin texas after he figured out it sucked marty bett was one of the first

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to be willing to have the balls this cycle to say this time is different.

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And he's correct.

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And there's a bunch of people that are being grumpy about this time being different.

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They wanted to be like last time.

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They wanted to have this niche little ecosystem of orange cells pontificating about Bitcoin

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and going circles over and over again and making really bad memes all over again

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and arguing with the shit coiners and arguing with the no coiners there's no there's really

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not going to be much of that this cycle there the memes are better the memes are getting better i

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think largely because of rod palmer myself but pod cough stepping up the game they should be

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a lot better pod cough should be a lot better than what they're doing but you know there's

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potential for pod cough the thing is folks it is time to grow up we are not children anymore and i

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think this is the thing that is hard for a lot of people is this process of growing up they want they

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want to stay young forever it's kind of like that moment you know that a woman feels typically in

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like her 40s or so where she's like i can't wear this anymore because i you know oftentimes happens

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earlier than that maybe in the 30s but it's like i can't wear this really fun thing anymore they used

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to get away with when i was a kid because i'm an adult now you gotta take that dress or that bikini

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or whatever it was go take it to the thrift store let some young gal grab it and you make use of it

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but it's time for you to retire you can't pull it off anymore but it's not like it's the end of

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the world you know you're letting go of something but you're embracing something new which is being

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an adult because when you're 40 years old your thoughts and perspective on the world are different

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than when you were 20 years old or 18 or you know whenever and what we're dealing with here is we're

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dealing with some serious stuff you know bitcoin's ripping the economy's doing absolutely fine and

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dandy the fiat people are grumpy the entirety of the united states is realizing that they all voted

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for padophiles if they had their eyes open they listened to bitcoin podcast they would have figured

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that out a long time ago but they're just realizing it they can't hide from it it's right there in

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their face some pretty heavy stuff that we're dealing with right now there's wars going on

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i don't know maybe what it is why a lot of people are being grumpy and they're not super bullish

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right now and excited it's good they they had this fantastical idea in their head that by this point

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when Bitcoin was worth this much, everything would be fixed. And they're looking around them

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and they see their peers who don't listen to Bitcoin podcasts and they're just as stupid as

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ever, but maybe they're buying Bitcoin or maybe they're buying paper Bitcoin and it's not fixing

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anything for them in their lives. And they're having a crisis because instead of doing the

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personal work necessary to change their lives to to make their lives better to get their shit

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together become healthy individuals what they did instead was they projected their entire well-being

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and sense of self on this this fantasy idea that this cryptocurrency is going to magically fix

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everything that everybody's going to turn into a cypherpunk they're just going to be convinced of it

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They're going to go from people that just sit at their TVs and watch reality TV all day.

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They watch the Kardashians that believe that vaccines work, that think that smoking is bad for you.

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They're going to go from that to being carnivores, reading Ayn Rand and listening to Bitcoin podcasts and reading the Bushido of Bitcoin.

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They're going to take their Ukraine flag off their profile picture and they're going to put on laser eyes.

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Is that really the expectation that you had?

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I hope for those listening, that wasn't the expectation you had.

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And I hope you were a little bit more realistic and you realized that Bitcoin winning meant some shit.

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It meant that things were going to be different.

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It meant that it was going to influence the world and the world in return would try to influence the Bitcoin ecosystem.

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Was that not expected?

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It just expected everybody to become a full-time podcast listener and to hate the Federal Reserve and to realize that voting is a waste of time.

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How much have you changed as a result of this thing for the better or really better?

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now that your perspective on the world has changed as a result of things not working out

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maybe like how you thought they would do you feel okay or do you feel terrified you you feel like

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all the energy that you put into this wasn't going in the direction that you wanted it to

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the reality is the reality is is that bitcoin is symbolic of a larger battle and that it's not like

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an all or nothing collectivist movement where everything just magically gets fixed that's just

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such a childish way to view things and i think we're a lot of people are getting stuck and

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frustrated as they're looking at other people's behavior and allowing that to to influence them

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and influence their feelings and influence their opinions on the world is like wow that guy over

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there's completely retarded so it means that everything sucks my life sucks my life sucks

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because that guy was retarded folks stop giving a shit about other people what i mean by that

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is is just keep your nose to yourself mind your own business i don't mean like just absolutely

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don't give a shit about anybody but why why should somebody else's behavior impact you

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somebody else decides to watch netflix instead of listen to bitcoin podcasts and they get poor

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as a result of it why why should that ruin your day or your week or your life you should be so

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focused on the things that you're doing the way that you're trying to improve yourself

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family's lives that you you don't even think about what other people are doing you know the

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reality that you have is the reality that you create for yourself and if you allow these other

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people to manufacture this perspective for you it's like why are all these guys depressed it's

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because they're on they're on twitter they're just being fed garbage all day it doesn't feel

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the same as little last time it did it's like no because the world is completely different things

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are a lot harder right now from a macro perspective things are significantly harder than they were

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before things are unraveling the fiat world is unraveling if you're listening to bitcoin

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podcasts you knew this was going to happen i don't know why it's a surprise and a lot of people didn't

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prepare for i don't know what they were expecting they expected that they were going to do nothing

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but listen to bitcoin podcasts and just get rich as a result of it like no the reason why you listen

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40 hours per week is so you know what the right action to take is not so that you could sit on

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your butt and do nothing because how is wealth for wealth is formed by exchanging labor for money

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for time and bitcoin's a way to retain that value it's not a way to to get rich by doing nothing

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why do you listen to 40 hours of bitcoin podcast so you can you can learn about the way the world

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works so you can make yourself more valuable make yourself more valuable to your family

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make yourself more valuable to the world because that's what being your best best self means is

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you're you're pursuing the ability to provide the world as much value as possible you know i carry

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cigarettes with me everywhere i go and i always make sure to have extras with me because there's

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a lot of circumstances where i'll run into people they'll ask they'll ask me for a cigarette we'll

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We have homeless people cigarettes.

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I think that's probably the most effective way to help a homeless person.

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Mental health treatment.

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But I met this drunk blonde lady, 40-year-old woman, just completely sloshed.

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She said she had a case of the hiccups.

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She comes out to the smoking section where I was banished.

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I was standing in the smoking cigarette, talking to a couple fellows.

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She comes walking out, stumbling, looks at me, and just like, you know, really annoying voice, blonde, you know, 40-year-old woman.

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It doesn really look like a Karen She might be when she sober Just ask for a cigarette She says I have the hiccups I was like well I got your back Cigarettes fix everything And so I learned

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this week that cigarettes fix hiccups. I never thought that would happen. But one of the things

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that I like about standing at the smoking pit, I don't talk to people about Bitcoin, but I think

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people should have figured it out by now they've had they've had the opportunity to figure it out

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right now but what i get to do is i get to tell people that that smoking is good for you that's

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why i like to hang out in those types of situations because like the average smoker is

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so discouraged they feel ostracized from society they feel the pressure they feel like a second

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rate citizen and they're treated like one they're treated like scum and i like to stand there and

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and make fun of people for saying that cigarettes are bad for you and explain to them i'm out there

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smoking because i i want to really live cigarettes make things better and that's the thing guys it's

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about really living that's what life's about not not putting your life on hold not putting your

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success on hold because you're looking at forward at this made up future that that will never exist

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waiting to get to that point until your life can start we set these unrealistic goals or

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destinations in the future i i think it's good to have a plan but and to constantly be working for

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something but plans change life changes things get in the way you're running obstacles you get

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curveballs thrown at you all the time part of the reason why it's so important to enjoy the moment

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that you're in because you don't know what the future will bring why are you being gay and bearish

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bitcoin's hitting all-time highs it's changing the world and you get to be a part of it you get

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to be an active participant in this you get to stamp your name in the history books you're you

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could tell your kids so like you know a lot of people tell their kids like oh i was here when

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9 11 happened or i was here when the berlin wall fell they look at these monumental points in

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history. I was here when Barack Obama got elected. I was here when Trump got shot in his campaign.

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You know, look at these moments, you know, and tell their kids. But realistically, you'll be able

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to tell your kids stories that are much more consequential. I was here when the Sailor series

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got dropped. I listened to it here. I was here when American Honol debated Dieter Bob. I was here

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when Teddy Bitcoin's won Maxi Madness or Yellow.

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The world is changing and you're a part of it.

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You've played a role in it.

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If you boosted us on founding,

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you're truly a pioneer.

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I think a lot of people are really missing out

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on the novelty of a lot of this stuff.

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There's a lot of firsts going on.

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I remember reading about the cypherpunk movement

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and really wishing that I could go back in time

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and you know be on the cypherpunk mailing list and you know be talking about these email

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forwarders or remail or whatever you called it it's just thinking that was so cool to hear about

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hearing about the crypto wars you know when people wearing encryption on their t-shirts and sticking

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up their middle finger to the the federal government with their stupidity trying to

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regulate encryption this is a way bigger deal than that that that was just setting the uh

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the foundation for what we're dealing with today. And folks, it is an exciting time.

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It is an exciting time to be alive. I get it. You're tired. A lot of people are tired right now.

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And what's funny about this, I was just thinking today, why are people tired? Well,

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it's because you're really not sovereign. That's why, that's why you're tired. You're,

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everybody's being influenced by interest rates right now that that's my theory on it

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claim to be sovereign because they have bitcoin but we're still influenced by interest you're

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seeing it left to right people are asking or begging the fed to cut rates part of believing

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about this free market future a lot of people like to read rothbard but when it comes time to

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actually implement any the ideas that he presents they freak out part of the re the thing about

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free markets is actually allowing in in dealing with the consequences of free markets

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free markets are chaos prices rise and fall there's a lot of volatility you have to you

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have to think critically about things because in a free market there aren't bailouts the rich isn't

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socialized in a free market and neither are you it's a you know having a sovereign mindset of um

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It just means you have to have a higher pay tolerance.

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You have to be willing to deal with difficult things and not just expect the state to take care of you.

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And I think this is something a lot of people are missing is the real desire to work hard, work their asses off.

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There's a lot of people that I know that are really working their asses off.

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I don't hear from them a lot because they're so busy.

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They got their heads down.

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They're doing shit.

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It's for a lot of people that are looking at Twitter and then they're trying to use Elon's app as a way to determine the consensus of what reality is amongst a lot of Bitcoin people.

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They're dealing with largely a lot of the people that aren't working hard.

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Because you have to think about last cycle.

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what was going on last cycle everybody was like sitting in their apartments or houses or whatever

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with a with a mask on everybody was bored and all they did was meme all day

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and the price of bitcoin was going up remember last cycle when all the tiktokers thought that

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they could quit all their jobs and just day trade for the first time in their lives they

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were experiencing massive inflation they didn't know what to make of it they all thought they were

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getting rich donald trump was just like he's got his dick on the money printer he's poking away at

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it as fast as he can it is different this time because the fed has the rates higher

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there's as much money flowing around you're not getting stimulus checks people are griping about

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bitcoin changing bitcoin's constantly been changing there's been so much gay shit that's

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happened in bitcoin should you have given up when the all the exchanges instituted kyc oh it's the

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world they're tracking and surveilling us this takes away from that probably be a better time

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to quit than now if you were lost and if you thought that the whole the whole battle for

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for peer-to-peer cash was over that probably would have been a better time to quit when swan bitcoin

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started kyc in your asshole and podcast started preaching compliance as defiance you just think

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that because the Epstein

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Bitcoin conferences and having

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the White House and whatever

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that's game over

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you didn't realize this whole time

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that all the people that you were listening

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to and podconf prior to that

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to be on the Epstein list

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and just weren't cool enough to be on

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it yet

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or important enough and you think things

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will really change I don't know folks

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I don't know why you're not having a good time right now.

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This is the most exciting time to be alive.

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There's so many Bitcoin podcasts out there.

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Price is pumping.

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I don't think it's going up as high or fast as any of us know it should.

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But you have to remember, folks, that the rest of the world doesn't listen to 40 HPW.

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We know that Bitcoin has already won, but the rest of the world is just figuring it out.

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The future is going to consist of hard work.

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You're going to have to work your ass off.

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If you're having a hard time, go read Alice Shrugged right now.

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Look at Dagny Taggart.

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Did she ever bitch and complain?

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It's the type of attitude that you have to have in a world like this.

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You got to be an individual like Dagny Taggart.

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Maybe you withdraw from the system a little bit instead of trying to fight it as much.

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And take the John Galt approach.

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You go to the Gulch.

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Hide out in the mountains.

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smoke a lot of non-KYC cigarettes.

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It's my favorite part of the book.

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It's the cigarettes.

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But either way, you work hard

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and you try to be the best individual that you can.

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You try to reach your potential.

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And every day, just learning something new,

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working on something new,

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trying to build something,

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trying to build a future,

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trying not to be like the fucking boomers

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sitting at the slot machines,

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just wasting their children's future away,

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gambling at the slot machines

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with their social security checks.

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There's a potential, folks, to get rid of social security, to get rid of all this socialistic bullshit, to really build some distance from yourself and the people trying to control you, to build cool networks and cool communities of people that are doing things.

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Surround yourself with individuals that are building you up, making you feel better about yourself, making you feel excited about the world and energized and hopeful and optimistic because they're hopeful and optimistic.

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who gives a shit about what's happening in the street of streets of philadelphia you got the

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the fentanyl nazis or zombies you don't have to deal with that hopefully you're not living in the

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streets of philadelphia holy shit i'm getting out of new york as a communist i'm excited about i'm

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excited about it a lot we're gonna get out of here one thing i wonder for a lot of people that

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are having a hard right time right now is are they just like addicted to the fight they just

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want to constantly be feeling like they're in that fight they're fighting against something

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there's always something to fight against the npcs show this

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they're always outraged about something whatever the current thing is many ways the war has been

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won you know they the war for the acceptance of bitcoin is just a thing it's been won now now

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we're dealing with the terms of surrender right now that's what the current battle is it's about

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the terms of surrender bitcoin is one and we kind of have the decision of how we deal with the terms

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of surrender do we uh surrender in a way where the where the people control in the world before

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you know still retain all their power they just get to you know kind of morph over in the system

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or do we get to actually define future and they have to they have to live by whatever the rules

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that we set are this is a choice that lies ahead of us and we're not going to have better terms of

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it if you just get all depressed and mopey and and think it's the end of the world like it's a

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time to be excited and to be motivated of like okay all these things these bitcoin podcasters

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have been talking about for years are coming true.

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And now it's time for me to stop thinking

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and pontificating about it and start doing it Start engaging in what going on right now Like the point of playing bitcoin was it wasn just like get rich to the point where you can retire when you really young

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it's just watching netflix all day not have to work hard anymore

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the point of it was so you could work on the things that you wanted to you could have the

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freedom to because you have the financial freedom to and be the person that you want to be i mean

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that's real like that that is freedom the freedom of choice the free freedom to self-determination

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to pursue the things that you want to that a lot of people haven't figured out that they even have

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or can't accomplish because they're like a lot of people don't have no idea what that is

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i know i didn't for a long time until i was sitting in a hotel room reading atlas shrugged

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for the first time or a hospital room price is ripping a lot of work that's necessary there's a

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tough battle ahead but folks you've got it in you i want you to think about somebody great right now

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think of one of the greatest greatest individuals you've ever met or ever thought of maybe you watch

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them on tv somebody has inspired you i went on daniel prince's podcast pretty recently it was a

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fun show i don't know when it's going to come out i'm excited about it they asked me if i could

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orange pill one person who would it be i said lindsey sterling let me tell you about lindsey

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sterling she's hot for one but she's a violinist i love the violin violin is a great interest it's

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like it's like the electric guitar of classical music and and she she's the rock a rock star she's

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like the alice cooper or jimmy page of classical music of the violin she i mean i guess she plays

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a lot of like poppy stuff but absolutely incredible if you ever get a chance to watch her

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she created a youtube channel in 2007 started playing violin on it and she mixes her ability

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to dance with with her ability to play violin i mean it's really incredible what she does

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from a performance standpoint she's been working at this ship for a very long time to get to the

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point where she's at i think a lot of people want to give up before they make it i feel like right

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when you're about to make it,

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you're on this precipice of

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subconsciously you know.

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that you're going to have to work harder.

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ass off to get to this point.

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you're really going to have to take it to the next level.

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You're going to have to just continuously be better.

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Lizzie Sterling is like that.

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She's like one of the best in the world.

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at what she does. She's truly exceptional. I don't know how she does what she does. Well,

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I do know how she does. She practices a lot. Her violin, her dancing, she practices a lot.

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She's like 80 hours per week. I don't know how she does it. You can tell these people that are

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truly exceptional, they put the work in. I think there's very rarely will you ever hear about a

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person that's such a freak of nature. They can just be like the best at something without any

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effort i hear about this with uh athletes sometimes but you generally it doesn't work

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out that very way that that well and you think of the greatest of all time at something

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i worked harder than everybody else like that's how jordan was he was like it was like a mental

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illness his drive he practiced so hard it wasn't healthy but but it paid off in a lot of ways i

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don't i know he's got issues in his personal life but he's going to be considered the greatest of

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all time for forever i don't think there will ever be a time in history that will even come

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close to rivaling what it was like for him and part of it at least not for a long time because

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part of it is we're just watching this fiat decline it's just it is different it's very

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different today you gotta work hard folks i think it's one of the big lessons to take away from uh

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What's going on?

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You know, when you see people that are discouraged on Twitter, they're like, Bitcoin isn't cool anymore.

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Neither is being an emo.

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It's just part of growing up, folks.

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At a certain point, you just don't become cool.

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You're not cool anymore.

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It's not the end of the world.

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You got to grow up at some point and be an adult.

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When you become an adult, emo music just isn't cool anymore.

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You're not a part of a subculture.

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You're part of the mainstream now.

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And you have the choice to, you know, fork off into another subculture of some sorts.

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But I think, you know, it's dangerous to make your identity around anything other than yourself.

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You know, say, like, I'm a Bitcoiner.

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I'm a Bitcoin podcast listener.

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I'm a, you know, Bitcoin podcaster.

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I'm a, you know, I'm Richard Greaser.

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I'm the John Galt of journalism.

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You know, you got to derive your identity from something like that.

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You know, it's a journalist is more of a description of who I am than a description of what I'm trying to be and fit into.

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It's just who I am.

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I was born this way or developed this way or, you know, I don't know if it was like the brain damage when I was a kid or what.

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But this is the way I am, folks.

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smoke a lot of cigarettes read atlas shrugs a lot but you gotta really like dig deep into who you are

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feel confidence in yourself because you have a mind you you need to use it you need to feel good

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about it regardless of what the circumstances are around you whether people are grumpy or happy or

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not you gotta you gotta surround yourself with individuals that are like-minded that are gonna

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support you hang out with other people that listen to bitcoin podcasts it's time to have fun

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i think that's the message um i know a lot of people are feeling this way they're feeling bummed

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out right now it's the summer it's nice outside the price of bitcoin's up it's time to have a good

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time time to listen to some fun bitcoin podcast i'm looking forward to rod getting back hopefully

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we all get them back next week we'll have to see what's going on uh yeah wrapping up the show we're

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going to lake satoshi that's going to be a good time i hope to see you there we'll have a good time

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be playing some guitar and doing some singing some folks with fundamentals i'm excited about that

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i was listening to a plug chain they're talking about people are falling off nostor i thought that

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was kind of interesting as part of what influenced me talking about this tonight they had a similar

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attitude their last show was you know the the sermon at the beginning of it was i appreciated

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it a lot of being uh qw they're talking with uh kieran from uh zapstream they're having fun playing

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on their nostril app i'm playing on the nostril app too i've been having fun on the nostril app

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Matt O'Dell taught me how to zap on the Nostra app.

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So I'm zapping on the Nostra app.

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Finally, they used to let me do it.

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And then they, uh, they made it harder for you.

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All right, let's get into the fountain boost.

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Avi Burris says 12 for 12,000 sats is excellent show.

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As always, gents, here's to her thermal paper, Bitcoin summer.

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You can keep the summer vibes going by checking out my new Bourdain inspired travel show with

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Bitcoin.

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finding home the pilot episode is now out on indie hub and then he's got the link posted

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well avi i will check that out that sounds pretty interesting on his uh show he he uh i think he's

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trying to put together episode three right now i think he might be having like a guys are fun i i

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need to listen to it and uh see what exactly he's talking about because i think um there's some uh

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expenses involved. Avi, definitely one of my favorite people. We were, uh, messaging back and

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forth. We were yesterday, we were watching, uh, we were watching hell score. So no agreement

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has a choir called hell score. And so what she, she did is she watched pitch perfect three

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and decided to make a, uh, a metal acapella choir. And they were doing a live stream,

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on Zapstream. So that was

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a good time. Watching some Metal Acapella.

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Tuned in and out.

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But it was really funny. Optimist

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Fields would have lost his mind. They

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covered a Linkin Park song

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in the end.

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I was cracking up. Optimist

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Fields is wrong. Linkin Park's a great

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band. Yeah, Avi's a great guy.

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Appreciate

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their good Bitcoin

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podcasters. The

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Plep Chain Radio guys, those are good Bitcoin

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podcasters.

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I enjoy their show.

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Thank you for the boost, Avi.

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Man of Bitcoin, 10,000 sats, Adam Semeca.

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I got to be honest.

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I haven't seen much about Adam Semeca recently.

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He's been out of the controversy, I guess.

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Right around the conference, he was really going after it.

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I'm scrolling through Adam's Twitter right now to see if he's doing anything interesting.

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I guess he's got a bunch of boring tweets.

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I guess I've been doing a bunch of boring tweets recently.

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So that's why I haven't seen him.

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Adam, you've been doing boring tweets.

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Thank you for the boost, Adam.

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Adam, let's get together.

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Let's talk about how to make our tweets more interesting.

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Fundamentals for 10,000 Sat says, it's my calling to boost Pioneers podcast right now.

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So I went this morning.

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I went to a coffee shop.

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is reading a fundamentals book i got in a good amount he's been in some fire i'm excited to read

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the rest of the book it's very rarely i pick up a bitcoin book these days and i i feel good about

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reading it and i was excited i'm excited about it for a few reasons i'm excited so far i found the

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book to be interesting first and foremost second of all is written by a buddy and so i'm excited

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about that and third it's coming from a different perspective than i've ever really uh read like i've

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heard fundamentals uh you know on podcasts and stuff but the thing about a book is you have a

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little bit more time you're less off the cuff you're a little bit more organized a little less

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frazzled frazzled a little bit clearer messaging hopefully and that's what i'm getting from this

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book so far so i'm excited uh to get into it a little bit more and i will give you uh you you

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you guys a full review of it.

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But yeah,

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fundamentals, great guy. One of my favorite people

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are going to be hanging out with him.

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Like Satoshi and I'm excited about that.

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Shadrack

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4093 sat says,

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when dollar sign bugle

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leverage podcast back

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by paper Bitcoin Hashtag 40 HPW That way above my head Shadrack I don know if we going to ever have leverage on podcasts The only thing I can really think about it is if

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you're betting or gambling on poly market about podcasts, I bet there's a bunch of prompt bets

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that you could do on podcasts. Like how many times has Richard Greaser mentioned cigarettes in an

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episode over under on that? What's the over under on that? Shatterrack. Great guy. Thank you for the

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boost bitcoin account 2112 sat says is peter mccormick the john holmes of orange pilling

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how many girlfriends were breached by peter the man sitting in the cuck chair i had to look up

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who john holmes was it sounds like uh he's a he was a porn star was in 573 porn films

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at least you know if i don't if i don't know who a porn star is i i never feel like i'm missing out

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or feel like awkward or bad about that i'm glad proud to say i didn't get that reference so is

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peter mccormack the john holmes of orange peeling how many girlfriends were breached by peter

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with their men sitting in the cup chair i think you're thinking of dennis porter i would say

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Dennis Porter is the John Holmes of Bitcoin, orange peeling. But yeah, Peter McCormick,

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he taught a lot about people about Bitcoin. And I think it's a good lesson for people,

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you know, like if your life has been that dramatically influenced by a guy like Peter

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McCormick, what does that mean about you? How many girlfriends were breached by Peter with their

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men sitting in the cuckoo? Probably quite a few. I think Peter also orange peeled some ladies.

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well thank you for the boost bitcoin accountant od40 hpw says for 2100 sat says sorry for not

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boosting consistently enough well you're here now that's what that's what matters od

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thank you for the boost again for 2100 sat says if peter mormick moves to new york will

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then be considered a legal alien um you know peter mormick is like the um the piers morgan

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of bitcoin podcast and the guy that pretends to be super based pretends to ask like pierce morgan

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like thinks he's like the tucker carlson of the world in his own head and like tucker carlson

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thinks he's pretty hot shit too tucker carlson doesn't smoke cigarettes he he's like he thinks

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he's based because he like tells people to do zins or chew nicotine gum dude is a based he's a he's a

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poser and you know when the bar is so low and the rest of the people are just like very

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uncompelling and uninteresting the ones that are like the tallest midgets essentially think that

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there's the shit so like Piers Morgan thinks he's the shit so does Tucker Carlson and like

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the equivalent in the Bitcoin podcasting world to those two LARPs is Peter McCormick

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you know we're we're entering the golden age of uh bitcoin podcasting and this dude quit and the

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reason why this dude quit is he knew he couldn't compete he had to pivot to something else he's

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like oh shit here comes the real podcasters i need to go pivot and pretend to be a politician

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or whatever peter you're not you're not dennis porter but if he moves to new york will he be

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considered illegal lately i don't know the the terms of of him being interested to move new york

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they're getting so cocked new york's gonna be like the uk here pretty soon it's gonna be illegal

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to post memes they're gonna have a bunch of nonsense he might want to move there i don't

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know what what his status would be he could probably pull some strings to being you know

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previously the world's premier bitcoin podcaster he probably pulled some strings going into the

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the future i'm sure there's a lot of paper bitcoin companies that would want to uh hire him

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thank you for the boost od uh blizza 1010 sat says hi well hello to you blizza d-h-i-k-r

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this is dick rula d-h-i-k rula 1002 sat says boost thank you mr rabbit says brilliant episode

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sirs you really made no bones about it thank you i wonder if mr rabbit is in reference to

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the tv show utopia there's a character in it named mr rabbit anthony 100 sats turkey 500 sats

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ludy says chill now post some compelling things on nostor that always catch my eye he boosts you

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guys quite a bit on fountain in order to get my 40 hours bitcoin podcast i need more bitcoin

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podcast well ludy if uh dm me on nostor i'll give you some suggestions good podcast go listen to uh

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ungovernable misfits and plug chain radio and rock paper bitcoin i'll get you a good start i

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also been listening to rhr again i just started listening to rhr chill now 420 sat says initializing

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thought protocol the orange pill is compelling discipline ozempic is perpetual enslavement

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Both slimming

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Choose your side effects

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Core.transformation.initiate

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The Karens look to influencers

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The game whispers back Carolyn Levitt

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Her form is flawless

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Yet her essence is unknown

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In a world ruled by algorithms

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One question remains

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What does it mean to be human

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When we no longer think for ourselves?

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Execute self

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Reclamation

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Free your mind

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and sends a link to a jpeg be cool if found it would actually embed these photos that people are

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linking and the page says it's like a blue error screen like og windows says stable coin at the top

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an error has occurred system overheating the canada floppy disk is not used to this

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pace of development please slow down your pace to save the chain error one s and some other numbers

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and stuff it says stable 206 press any key to continue i follow start following chill now on uh

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on oster it was a good decision definitely check it out btc on board 300 sats says thumbs up

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thumbs up thumbs up thank you btc on board poopsicle 300 sats says ozemic is it a pill it's

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weekly shot well either way it's gay nostrigang 101 sat says hashtag pbs and then pie is coming

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in with the final boost 100 sats lfg strong arm strong arm strong arm mushroom mushroom mushroom

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salute salute salute well folks it's getting late in the evening thank you for tuning into this

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edition and hearing me ramble solo that's kind of what the music shows like that i do on monday

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nights except less music than what i'm playing in or more music than what i'm playing in this

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episode but uh guys have a good week be diligent listening to bitcoin podcast and have fun it's

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I think what a lot of people are missing is they're missing.

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They haven't remembered to just stick up their middle fingers,

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to be cocky, to be self-assured.

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You've done the work.

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You've done the work.

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You've studied these things from first principles.

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It's time to have a good time, folks.

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Bitcoin is ripping.

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It's the bull market.

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Run with the wind.

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Here's where your story begins.

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the journey will be long there'll be dark days but you'll choose to be strong

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time is running away like a bullet from a gun enjoy it while you can the past can't be undone

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a cross rose choices to be made it's your story to write embrace faith

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This is not how the journey ends

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No need to wait

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Run with the wind

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Explosions all across the sky

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They try to make you quit

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But you can't comply

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Cigarette in hand, fire in your eye

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You'd rather really live before it's your turn to die

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Across the roads, choices to be made

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It's your story to write, embrace faith

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This is not how the journey ends

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No need to wait

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Run with the wind

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Focus fixed on the path ahead.

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The road is long, but you came prepared.

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Open sky up above your head

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You'd rather try than submit to be misled

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Oh

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Oh

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A crossroads, choices to be made

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It's your story to write, embrace fate

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This is not how the journey ends

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No need to wait

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Run with the wind

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Here's where your story begins

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The journey will be long

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There'll be dark days

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But you'll choose to be strong

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Time is running away like a bullet from a gun

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Chase it while you can, the past can't be undone

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Across the roads, choices to be made

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It's your story to write, embrace faith

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This is not how the journey ends

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No need to wait

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Run with the wind