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Welcome, Pioneer. Welcome home.

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Welcome to the podcast where you hear original ideas and perspectives, where credentialed

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journalists do the work to understand what they are actually talking about.

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Instead of just regurgitating ideas, they heard other people say,

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You are in a safe place, so breathe.

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Close your eyes and feel the relief as you breathe in.

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Notice any areas of tightness in your body.

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If you feel tightness, ask why.

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Be curious.

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Maybe you consume some slop on social media and it's got you feeling a bit jarred.

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Maybe someone said something to you.

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Whatever it is, identify it.

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Breathe.

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You're safe now, and the slop can't hurt you here.

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Breathe.

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Breathe.

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The pioneer journey is tough and sometimes you just need to stop to breathe.

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Do you still feel that tightness in your body?

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Has it released or has it now moved into a different area?

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Whatever the case is, notice it.

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The body is like the dashboard on a car.

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If there is something wrong, it will let you know in the same way a warning light will let you know something needs to be addressed.

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Breathe.

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Notice.

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Breathe.

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In the same way you take care of your family by listening to 40 hours of Bitcoin podcasts a week in order to be informed enough to understand how to properly navigate the fourth turning,

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you must take care of your body.

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Breathe.

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All will be well because you are willing to work your ass off to make sure that's the

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case.

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While the plebs are tying themselves up in knots, you are on the frontier building a

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better future for yourself and your family.

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Your children will grow up having parents that have self-respect and dignity, who value

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curiosity and creativity.

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Breathe.

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You are on the frontier, and sometimes the frontier is dangerous.

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But you have chosen this path not because it's easy, but because it is beautiful.

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Breathe.

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Think about that project you are building.

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Think about the progress you have made and are going to make.

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about who you were just a year ago and how much you have grown and learned since then. Breathe.

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The weight of the plebs' social pressure campaigns and endless sea-lining has no power over you.

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Breathe. There is no Bitcoin university on the frontier. Breathe.

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you are home welcome to the podcast that understands you this is a pleb slop free zone

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now take a cigarette out light it and remember to breathe as we start the show

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all righty folks welcome to this edition of the bugle weekly it's richard greaser today i'm joined

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as usual by Rod Palmer. And I just wanted to start out the episode and I want to address

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the social unrest that's happening in the United States right now. All across the country,

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there are boomers. They're in the streets and they are protesting. There's no Kings protest.

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And you know, there's some young people too, but mostly it's old people. It's people that

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are upset about Donald Trump having mean tweets. They've gone from mean tweets to psychopathic

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tweets. They're getting more and more unhinged, but they're mad about the tweets either way or

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the true social posts. You got people that are upset at the idea of their entitlements getting

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taken away. You got people that are just being fed plebslop and they're upset about it. The

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Plebslop is winding them up.

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So they're in the streets and they're mad.

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And part of the reason why they're mad is because what is being shown to them is a clear mirror of what the United States is.

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They're seeing it through President Trump.

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President Trump is a mirror of the psychopathy and the just blatant corruption the United States government has been a part of since the inception.

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This is not a new phenomenon.

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The United States has been pillaging the rest of the world, pillaging their own people, government.

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and they've done it successfully and they sold people this bag of goods,

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that it was something different,

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that these wars that were fought that killed millions of people,

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Vietnam, the Iraq war, all these wars,

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they said, we're fighting for your freedom.

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We're fighting for your retirement,

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your ability to retire on Social Security

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and be able to gamble your checks away.

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on slot machines, for having timeshares, for having all of these things.

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And that fantasy that these people are going out there

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and they're fighting for your freedom is just being completely deleted.

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And these people are freaking out because they want that fantasy.

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They want that promise of safety,

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that if they just sacrifice their children to Moloch, it's going to be safe.

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so these people are out there and they're upset in the protesting in the streets

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they want somebody in charge

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that screws them real hard but says it

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nicely and softly they want the decorum of when they're getting

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fucked by these guys and that's not that's not what's happening right now

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it's not what's happening right now and not only that

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it's the fourth turning and things are difficult economically

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but life isn't fair folks and this is what these people need to come to the conclusion of

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and understanding is that life isn't fair it's all a fucking scam and people are scamming you

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and there's two ways to respond to that there's probably more than two ways but for the simplicity

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of this i'm going to give you two options one is to go to the altar of moloch and sacrifice

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your children, look the other way and pretend like nothing's happening.

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And just hope that when they fuck you, they fuck you nicely.

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And that's not too hard.

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That's one option. Close your eyes. Pretend like

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nothing's going on. Pretend like it's not a big deal that

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the pedophiles are telling you where you can't smoke.

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And the other option, which in my opinion is the preferred

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option is you don't play by their fucking stupid rules of either having to be a sheep

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or a conqueror and a predator where you go and just subjugate people.

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You go and find your friends, people that have morals and you stand with them and you

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collaborate with them.

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You don't tolerate this bullshit psychopathy, but to the people out there that are protesting

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right now as a result of consuming pleb slob that think they're they're educated the ones that

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are so fucking stupid that they'll sit and listen to bernie sanders when he talks and

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think he's a serious person they are not serious people

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and spending time consumed by the k fab is not going to be a good strategy it's a waste of time

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but folks things are getting crazy gold is ripping rod palmer how you doing today

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i think you you were a nice long monologue there and you summed it up perfectly

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which is you can't reason with plot slot the matter how much you educate and explain

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in how much context you try to provide,

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you just can't reason with Klebslav

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because they're not trying to be reasonable.

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That's the point.

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You can't reason with somebody who's doing everything they can

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to avoid being a reasonable person arguing in good faith.

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Well, it's not even whether they're arguing in good faith or not,

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but if you're just regurgitating people that aren't arguing in good faith you're essentially

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furthering a bad faith argument these people the the plebs the the pleb slop consumers are just

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amplifiers of the pleb slop dishers right right right they it's like um it's like a signal boost

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so they're relaying the slop they say they say they don't want to relay spam they don't want to

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relay non-monitored but they but they have no problem relaying slot it's pretty brutal i mean

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one of the things that i was talking with you before this is uh the lack of subversive music

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we have right now right it's um but when was the last time somebody made subversive music

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was it i mean people talk about rage against the machine they were subversive in the 90s or they

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were portrayed as such but now they now they're like the no kings protest right same guy so it's

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it's it's part of the mainstream now it's not subversive but when was the last time

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can subversive music be a platinum a platinum album

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is i guess i'm trying to frame the conversation a little bit

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about this like you're worried what we even mean right now what that even means what the definition

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of that word even is right now well i would argue you know when i think of subversive music i think

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of like somebody like bob dylan you know in in the the peak of subversive music in the united states

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it's kind of been trending downwards it didn't it didn't completely fall off and it had resurgence

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through the years like in many ways the rap was very subversive punk rock which followed the you

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know the 60s and 70s anti-war music boom um i guess cardi b is a form of subversive music

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if you think about it but it might not be subversive in the way that you want it to be

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cardi b is definitely subversive to ben shapiro like that is it's a vector right i mean think

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about music which was it'd be very much not subversive in its time maybe even considered

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patriotic in its time which would be but i can think of maybe one of the most subversive artists

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today who was not in his prime toby keith could you name a more subversive artist right now

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than toby keith i would say the dixie chicks are more subversive

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they were in their time absolutely and they got canceled for it but now i think that they would be

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at the grammys i think they are still celebrated in hindsight at the grammys like the the popular

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pleb slop thing to to be upset about right now there i mean as far as war wise is gaza

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you know whenever whenever greta thunberg is on the beat on something you know she she's the queen

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of pleb slop like she is definitely the fiat queen of pleasure right like that is she is a

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a great example of the dangers of like raising your kid on plebslop like if you raised

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you know your daughter on plebslop that way like that's how that's what she turns out like that's

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the outcome that's the end product of a life built on plebslop i mean i would argue that

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toby keith was plebslop he was dishing out plebslop to get the american people to think that uh the

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the U.S. government should invade Iraq.

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It's all about moderation, right?

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Clep-slap and moderation.

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It's like drinking alcohol.

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At the end of the day, ethanol is poison.

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It's bad for your body.

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Every time you drink it, your liver loses a few more cells.

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Your brain loses a few more cells.

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Your decisions become questionable.

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but it can be enjoyed in moderation and it does bring relief and stress and it does

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bring together people i have you know good social times uh there's a social lubricant

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plebslop can be a social lubricant absolutely but it just should be enjoyed and moderate you

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don't want to show up to the meetup with somebody who just absolutely mainlines and just overdoes

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it with pleb slot and it's just an absolute nightmare about the end of the night they're

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fighting with everybody because depending on which version and node they're running because

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they've just been they're just overdosed on pleb slot and it just it ends up being a nightmare

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for everybody that's you don't want to let them go home by themselves they might hurt themselves

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or somebody else it's let's just moderate it folks well age pleb slot is a little bit different so

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like you know toby keith is definitely aged pleb slop and um it stood the test of time and it's a

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little bit different you know it's it's it's different when you're consuming pleb slop in

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the moment as it's breaking just trying to manufacture consent for a stupid war uh versus

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you know looking at it retrospectively because it becomes kind of an iconic part of american history

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when you listen to Toby Keith today

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and you listen to the song Red, White, and Blue,

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and you think of 9-11,

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you think about this defining,

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like the plebslop that defined that moment in American history.

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It's almost a history lesson going back

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and consuming the old various forms of plebslop

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that defined, because that's the reality,

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is plebslop does define different points in history.

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And we're going to see it like what we're watching in real time right now, folks, is the competent competition between different pleb sloppers to see who can create the defining pleb slot for this moment in history.

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That's what these Bitcoin podcasters are competing for.

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They want to have that Toby Keith moment.

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There's room for more than one.

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like the you know think about Nickelback, Creed, Imagine Dragons, you know Usher, Lil Jon.

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It's you know you're getting older right when you would you listen when you're some of your

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favorite music when you're in high school and you hear it on the classic hits radio station

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proclaim Linkin Park on the classic hits radio station like man I feel old but it's the same

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way with plebslop you know i mean it's like there is classic plebslop in culture it's like the

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nostalgia for the 90s like that we're we're gonna have a nostalgic you know like surge

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surge was plebslop but it made a comeback it's awesome um chumba wumba i get knocked down but i

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get up again and every baring naked ladies just classic hits plebslop so here's a question i have

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for you this might be controversial so in your in your opinion was eminem just someone that

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devolved into pleb slop or was he always pleb slop i think that's a it's not just a you know

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eminem is a great example of this i think beetles is another good example of this uh nirvana

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oasis um you know even to some extent at this day and age like pink fluoride and led sapling

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um they were absolutely subversive in hindsight it seems like they probably challenged a lot of

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things i don't know it's it's so far away that it's hard to know the value of it at its time but

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like over time they became kind of like overdone and it's you don't commercialized by its fans

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and people who came late to the parade

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and they turned it into Plex Lop

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or they used it to sell Plex Lop.

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You know what I mean?

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So Eminem didn't start that way.

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But I think the people who run the music industry

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definitely saw the potential to turn Eminem into Plex Lop

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when they signed him to the record deals.

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Well, I think one of the challenges

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is so you think he devolved into pleb slop he initially wasn't i think that he achieved

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or you know the music the record label ultimate goal for him was to become pleb slop i think he

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had the potential and he reached it i wouldn't i wouldn't make it negative i would say that he

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reached his potential he out he was a um outspoken success or you know something like that

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i think overachiever i think there's very few people i i think what it is a lot of these guys

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they've got one shot in life you got your like just just like the lose yourself song by eminem

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you only got one shot you better not miss the chance to or whatever it is you gotta lose

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yourself in the pleb slop dude lose yourself is the ultimate pleb slop anthem like the pleb

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sloppers when they wake up in the morning they're bouncing up and down their bathroom

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blasting lose yourself looking to themselves in the mirror they put on their wife beater they got

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their maniac silver chain out they're just jumping up and down like you know spinning the bars of the

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album this is what i expect optimus fields does in the morning before he gets ready to

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spew some slop on simply bitcoin you know rustin does you know rustin does rustin does

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absolutely he does he does like the uh the the american psycho like the beginning he's like doing

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his push-ups the sit-ups he's like doing his facial cream he's like he's like putting on his uh

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supreme his supreme hoodie and he's like all right let's lose ourselves in the club slot yeah

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nico btc sessions they're trying to get they're trying to get mike to do it

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that's simply bitcoin he's like on the edge it might be mike's one of those guys who

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has tremendous potential to to to become plop slot you know to make plop slot

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yeah i mean i think what when you define i think what we're trying to define by saying

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subversive music is that people come along and they shift the Overton window in a notable way.

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They have enough cultural impact and relevancy that they are able to shift the window.

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And I think the problem is of why so many of these people devolve into pleb slop is because

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if you make it and you shift the window then what do you do because the window has shifted to you

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and now you're not on the outside now you're not subversive you're not edgy you're not so so you

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devolve into plebs law now the only way to prevent that from happening is being so far out of the

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overton window in my opinion staying on the frontier because the frontier the frontier keeps

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moving if you you know if you stop and don't keep going with the frontier something to pioneer

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you become bogged down in the pleb slot yeah but the the problem is if people are being genuine

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if they're being genuine and they get the overton window to shift to them

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they're still themselves they're not they're very rarely do they you know change or if they change

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then then people just don't like them anymore you know what i mean but i feel like if you're

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if you're too far out of the overton window and you never convince everybody to shift over to you

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you you still might have some success but you're not going to be platinum you know what i mean

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right now it's gotten to the point where all the all the perspectives all the stories all the

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propaganda all the all the spin we've heard it all at this point um and now like the only

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subversive thing now is telling the truth it's the most telling you right right exactly

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But that always what is subversive through history is telling the truth It not a new phenomenon It just it feels like a new phenomenon because so few people are doing it right now that why headlines are so important

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announcements you so many people make announcements but the only ones you have to be able to find

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which ones are telling the truth everybody's everybody's trying to tell everybody's claims

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they're telling the truth do you have to find out which ones really are yeah i mean that's the thing

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like why people are so upset at donald trump right now is he's fucking telling the truth

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he's uh and he's just so blatant about it you know he's just like i i have a complete disdain

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for these people or like i'm a complete psychopath and i enjoy celebrating like

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myself murdering people like let's put out some like you know really crazy footage and uh

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let's put some gnarly memes out like he he's telling the truth that all these other politicians

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felt the exact same way and did the exact same things and it's it's so brilliant the brilliant

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you know maybe maybe this is an example of blockchain fixing things right the transparency

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of the corruption because all these politicians have been doing insider trading for a long time

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trump's insider trading his meme coin baron's insider trading and it's all viewable on various

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blockchains it's the least it's the least it's the most disgusting that anybody's ever seen

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but in reality it's the least dishonest it's like the least abhorrent it's the most transparent it's

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the most honest you know and that's what's it's a mirror to be like you talked about a mirror

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because think like tether people just for you know right or wrong reasons they have a certain

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a negative feeling about tether but it is like it's it's like a like a tds tether deranglement

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syndrome they just don't seem they don't have the same feeling about using a dollar cash to buy

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something at the store but all tether is is a is a mirror of the the dollar system the banking

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system it just changes the logo and tricks people make it makes that makes them think it's different

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and some people are naively don't see the difference and some people see too much of a

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difference but it's it's just a different perspective on the truth well here here's the

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difference at the end of the day which is really interesting so you know like a lot of bitcoin

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people we're talking about this on last week about people wasting all their time attacking the shit

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coins the shit coins are the same exact thing as the entire fiat system but without all of the

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legitimacy given to it by all the institutions being around it it's as naked and blatantly

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stupid and as much of a scam as anything else but jp morgan and schwab and you know all the city group

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they're going they're probably going to at some point they're going to bring that legitimacy to

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it but you know pelosi insider trading doing all the bullshit and every other politician you know

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all the bullshit corruption with Biden and Burisma, you know,

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all that bullshit in Ukraine.

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It's the exact same thing as Trump doing it on a shit coin,

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but where it's more blatant is, you know,

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Solana is just really dumb and it doesn't have the legitimacy of the

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institutions around it.

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The Epstein client list hasn't signed off on it yet.

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When you went to college and you got your degree,

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your professor wasn't telling you know trying to manufacture this fantasy of legitimacy that the

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system had well yeah this is why this is but this is where it all comes due in the fourth turning

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the fourth turning is about the institutions the stories the legitimacy the levers of legitimacy

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crumble and change they change hands or they they they must they have to evolve to survive

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and by bringing in the dogecoin and in shit coins and trying to make them legitimate by what

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everything's happening like the president of the united states is shilling meme coins it's putting

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them it's putting the legitimacy of the two institutions side by side and it's making you

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realize the how like what you just said the whole system is a scam the very nature that they are

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trying to legitimize this and then wrap it in the compliant regulated securitized model

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that uh they are going to use to sell it to you so you so they can track your taxes um it's all

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it's all a big scam and this is when these levers of legitimacy will start to they lose the legitimacy

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becomes lost yeah i mean imagine imagine if uh vitalik or you know whoever was running these

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chains if they passed my my hodl tax uh proposal that i submitted for bitcoin uh if one of these

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guys that runs these chains or there was some sort of consensus model in bitcoin where you were taxed

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where just little bits of your holdings were taken from you.

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Like people would lose their minds,

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but they don't lose their minds.

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When the Epstein client list does it via the IRS,

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when,

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when taxes are withheld on every W2 paycheck that you earn and you,

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you go to the grocery store and you have to pay taxes like people for,

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for cigarettes.

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people don't freak out about that.

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But what is the difference between the two?

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It's all the institutional legitimacy that's brought to it.

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This collective psychosis of this behavior being appropriate,

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the detachment from reality.

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I mean, what do you expect from a society that doesn't smoke cigarettes

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or listen to 40 Hours of Bitcoin podcasts?

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They're out there in the streets.

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The no kings boomers are out there in the streets.

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And what are they yelling about?

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They're yelling about more shit getting taken from you.

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So they would be the ones right now.

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You know, you think about the Knotts versus Core debate like 20 years from now,

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the types of things that people are going to be arguing about.

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Will the plans have turned Bitcoin into a proof of stake system?

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and would they be screaming in the streets

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that the huddle tax needs to be raised higher?

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Michael Saylor has too much Bitcoin.

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We need to huddle tax him.

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Bernie Sanders is up there screaming,

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there shouldn't be any Bitcoin millionaires.

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Yeah, you should not be able to add on a million Bitcoin

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even if you

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even if you're Michael

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Saylor even if you

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discover digital energy

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it's you kind of move into

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this crazy change that's happening

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and

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is plebslop

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holding Bitcoin

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down is that why gold is ripping

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is gold doesn't have any

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plebslop attached to it

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gold has a fuck ton of plebslop

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explain

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Peter Schiff is

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explain the gold pleb slope

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you listen to

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you listen to any AM radio station

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and they're just throwing boomer slop out

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trying to get Univolt

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to invest in gold

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to invest in bullion

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to invest in

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paper gold

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everywhere

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you go on all these podcasts

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that aren't bitcoin podcasts

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and there's like three things that they're trying to sell you right now some sort of supplement

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gold or actually four i like tax relief like law firms that'll help help you fight against the

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the fourth one is our vpns i forgot what what number i'm on but it's gold they're they're

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shilling gold on all these fiat podcasts right now the slop is relentless oh my gosh so i think

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that's the problem that is we we thought that all the boomers were buying the etf we thought the

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boomers were buying paper bitcoin perhaps you know or we thought the boomers were but we're dcaing on

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river and swan like we told them to and we assumed they were because they seemed kind of happy

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and they seemed like they were hopped up on blebs a lot so how could they not and they were listening

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to all the all their podcasts all the things they see on tv were about like just pretty much the

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same thing of ordinary taxes hating the irs and number go up technology but they were consuming

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gold slot and we were just consuming bitcoin

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plus a lot and now they're all they've been the boomers have been hyped up

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october they're buying gold and they're not buying they're not buying the

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etf like we thought you're ready for my controversial take

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yeah i think the uh

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gold pledge sloppers and the bitcoin pledge

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sloppers are on the same team they want similar goals

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they hate each other more than anybody well they're competing with each other over whose

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bags get pumped the most that's what it comes down to at the end of the day like the bitcoin

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people don't necessarily want bitcoin to be the primary thing because they think it's better than

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it like sure you've heard it on every podcast people compare the the uh qualities of bitcoin

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in gold. But at the end of the day, the most basic quality that it's being used for both of them

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right now, that's really important for people is a store of value that isn't a corporate meme stock

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scam or, or a salon, a meme coin. That's the, that's the primary value when everything's

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breaking down is a store of value to be able to walk away and get on the Titanic of sorts. So,

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These people that are buying both of these assets are trying to do the same thing.

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And they're having the same effect.

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Now, sure, the gold people are underperforming, but they're doing a lot better than their peers.

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Especially in the most recent weeks.

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But they're literally on the same team.

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and i think there's a question of

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what's the goal here is the goal is the goal to have people that can afford houses

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afford to be productive members of society and work hard be able to save be able to raise their

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children and focus on that to have some sort of financial stability or is the goal to have

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everybody saying there's no second best so you're you're you're essentially echoing

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lawrence lepard's message uh i don't know if you noticed but lawrence lepard was actually like in

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the x uh trending in like the where they had a story and like a curated set of tweets about it

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but it was just a list of lawrence lepard telling all the gold buds all the gold pub slot farmers

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to fuck off and to stop

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deletting the corners and plots.

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And they were all in this fight together.

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And he thought both sides

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needed to see the value

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in the situation.

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So your team, Lepard.

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Well, he's the...

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I'm just analyzing what these guys are doing.

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Lepard is trying to unite

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the plebsloppers because he

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is a plebslopper.

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He loves...

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He, he, he, he's, he's been before there was plebslop before there was a term for it anyway, you know, which he was, it was doomer slop and doomer slop goes back to, I mean, the eighties, the seventies.

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It's like the death, the death of the dollar system.

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It's not, it's not backed by gold anymore.

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Like they, they, those guys have been dealing in doomer slop for decades.

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and who knows it better who could tell you the two sides you're on the same team with a better

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perspective and a better a lower time preference horizon than old than old gold bug like larry

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yeah these it's pretty wild when you go back and listen to old conspiracy theory stuff that people

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are into you remember peak oil you guys do you remember peak oil yeah we're running out

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climate change that was that was a form of doom or slop for sure the hole in the ozone layer

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back in the 80s early 90s we're burning all in the ozone layer i think the world should have

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ended like uh three decades ago when they first started predicting the end of the world was coming

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at the end of the decade because of some sort of climate change the myan calendar the myan calendar

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even gone accounts the cold war and people were uh yeah the mayan calendar 2012 uh the

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doomsday clock you know the cool the cold war doomsday clock yeah ytk i remember ytk we were

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out well i was out my family watching the fireworks were wondering if the if all the

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power was he was going to go out the world was going to end could you imagine if bitcoin was

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launched in like 1998.

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They were adding a hard fork.

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How many talks of it?

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The Y2K fork.

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Well, how many Twitter spaces would there be

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discussing

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the potential for Bitcoin

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to be shut down because

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of Y2K? There would have been a lot of game

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theory discussed in those spaces.

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They're going to have their own Y2K moment

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in like 100 years

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or something like that because the

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Unix time

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rolls over to the 1970s

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so you got a fork to a new

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time stamping

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um

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I don't know the specifics

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I think the answer is

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they already have the answer

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to it they just have to do it

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the danger of plebslop at the end of the day

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ultimately is

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it has gravity behind it

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and it'll suck you

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and if you immerse yourself

445
00:39:05,112 --> 00:39:07,212
if literally the only

446
00:39:07,212 --> 00:39:12,552
thing you consume even even if you're like a pretty rational person it's just like the inputs

447
00:39:12,552 --> 00:39:17,112
will affect the output at the end of the day what you consume it's like seed oils

448
00:39:17,112 --> 00:39:18,672
it's like seed oils

449
00:39:18,672 --> 00:39:24,812
it's why it's why i hang out in the the intellectual silk road

450
00:39:24,812 --> 00:39:28,492
because i don't want to be consumed by the pod comp plebslop

451
00:39:28,492 --> 00:39:36,412
it'll get you it doesn't matter how how strong you are you will succumb to the gravity of plebslop

452
00:39:36,412 --> 00:39:42,292
eventually and you won't even you won't even notice it it won't it won't be like you wake up

453
00:39:42,292 --> 00:39:48,212
one day and you're consumed in plug slop it's a slow slippery slope and it just it's like your

454
00:39:48,212 --> 00:39:53,952
your pancreas you put too much sugar and junk food in your body you get insulin resistance

455
00:39:53,952 --> 00:40:00,152
and you get plug slop resistance i think the person that resists that ultimately at the end of

456
00:40:00,152 --> 00:40:03,852
They just don't feel good.

457
00:40:06,852 --> 00:40:13,152
They don't feel good with the trade-offs of creating the pleb slop.

458
00:40:13,152 --> 00:40:20,532
They'd rather face the hard path before because it's just so debilitating to them.

459
00:40:21,412 --> 00:40:22,212
And they're not even bullish.

460
00:40:22,492 --> 00:40:23,672
It doesn't even make them bullish.

461
00:40:23,812 --> 00:40:24,672
It just makes them grumpy.

462
00:40:25,492 --> 00:40:26,052
Yeah.

463
00:40:26,672 --> 00:40:28,452
It just makes them feel sick.

464
00:40:30,152 --> 00:40:36,812
won't last very long i think you see this happen over and over again every cycle is you you see

465
00:40:36,812 --> 00:40:42,732
somebody go on the podconf circuit and then they just fall off like they're they're the hottest

466
00:40:42,732 --> 00:40:50,632
thing on the block they go on everybody's podcast within a three-month period you remember that um

467
00:40:51,192 --> 00:40:59,472
what was that guy's name laser hodl or something like that he's on he's he is a super hella active

468
00:40:59,472 --> 00:41:08,152
von Noster now but yeah he'd burn out that was him and um Jay Weatherman

469
00:41:08,152 --> 00:41:18,952
Jay Weatherman had spy out and had to restart a few times but he used to do that there's no

470
00:41:18,952 --> 00:41:24,512
keeping that guy away but him and laser auto used to be on like the the fire is rampage

471
00:41:24,512 --> 00:41:26,392
on Bitcoin Twitter.

472
00:41:27,532 --> 00:41:28,212
Texas Slim.

473
00:41:28,212 --> 00:41:29,852
21, 22. Texas Slim.

474
00:41:32,732 --> 00:41:33,992
American Hodel

475
00:41:33,992 --> 00:41:35,952
kind of had his moment. He's had a little bit of

476
00:41:35,952 --> 00:41:38,252
resurgence, but I think he got pretty tired of it.

477
00:41:39,752 --> 00:41:40,232
Stetsky.

478
00:41:40,452 --> 00:41:42,072
I don't know if Stetsky got tired of it

479
00:41:42,072 --> 00:41:43,572
or if people got tired of him.

480
00:41:43,872 --> 00:41:45,672
Breedlove, he's

481
00:41:45,672 --> 00:41:48,012
weathered

482
00:41:48,012 --> 00:41:48,992
a lot of

483
00:41:48,992 --> 00:41:51,392
controversy.

484
00:41:52,932 --> 00:41:54,332
Well, Breedlove

485
00:41:54,332 --> 00:41:58,092
is the example of somebody who sticks with it you know what i mean they're they're willing

486
00:41:58,092 --> 00:42:08,272
they're willing to dish the pleb slot no matter what the cost is i mean brie love started in in

487
00:42:08,272 --> 00:42:17,452
2021 on clubhouse with elon musk and eric weinstein in a debate about the coin now

488
00:42:17,452 --> 00:42:25,792
now breathe love is interviewing justin bachler with his co-host eric v stacks like

489
00:42:25,792 --> 00:42:36,372
his his career trajectory is uh it's in his is it's just all up straight up

490
00:42:36,372 --> 00:42:40,052
straight to higher signal so i think the boomers are going to get rugged

491
00:42:40,052 --> 00:42:42,792
this is one of the reasons why you want gold to pump

492
00:42:42,792 --> 00:42:50,852
is because you want the base boomers to be able to retire and not the boomers the boomers

493
00:42:50,852 --> 00:42:58,792
gales stay up late at night they are ready when asia decides not to send it anymore and asia starts

494
00:42:58,792 --> 00:43:03,712
to send it down send the crash when when the jack denies are like all right we'll do yield curve

495
00:43:03,712 --> 00:43:09,932
control even harder and they send it is in the gold price plunging the boomers won't even find

496
00:43:09,932 --> 00:43:10,232
out.

497
00:43:11,152 --> 00:43:19,932
The people that were banking on the

498
00:43:19,932 --> 00:43:21,672
entitlements, let's be honest here.

499
00:43:22,832 --> 00:43:23,892
They weren't paying

500
00:43:23,892 --> 00:43:24,412
attention.

501
00:43:25,552 --> 00:43:27,852
They weren't contributing

502
00:43:27,852 --> 00:43:28,592
a whole lot.

503
00:43:29,512 --> 00:43:31,432
The people that banked on that

504
00:43:31,432 --> 00:43:33,092
as being their retirement,

505
00:43:33,892 --> 00:43:35,772
these people that worked for the government their whole lives

506
00:43:35,772 --> 00:43:37,952
and expected a government pension, the people that

507
00:43:37,952 --> 00:43:39,812
had Social Security

508
00:43:39,812 --> 00:43:41,632
as like their retirement plan.

509
00:43:44,552 --> 00:43:47,912
But you don't want the base boomers

510
00:43:47,912 --> 00:43:49,592
getting fucked in this scenario

511
00:43:49,592 --> 00:43:52,452
when the Social Security rug pull comes.

512
00:43:53,192 --> 00:43:55,292
You want the base and the Medicare too.

513
00:43:56,292 --> 00:44:00,912
You want the guys that have like 50 guns,

514
00:44:01,272 --> 00:44:02,532
the ones that have been hodling

515
00:44:02,532 --> 00:44:05,212
fully automatics machine guns

516
00:44:05,212 --> 00:44:08,332
since before this assault ban,

517
00:44:08,332 --> 00:44:17,432
the guys that have like a hundred thousand bullets of every caliber the people that are

518
00:44:17,432 --> 00:44:22,252
stacking bars of gold the people that were listening to bill cooper back in the day

519
00:44:22,252 --> 00:44:30,632
we want those guys doing well in retirement because that's that's the modern day 40 hour

520
00:44:30,632 --> 00:44:36,832
per week bitcoin podcast listener the the they're the old school version of that

521
00:44:36,832 --> 00:44:44,512
yeah you want to you want to be in a cabin with a guy who has buck antlers all over the walls

522
00:44:44,512 --> 00:44:47,072
car heart

523
00:44:47,072 --> 00:44:58,232
yeah the old school pioneer some of these guys might have been in uh militia groups back in the day

524
00:44:58,232 --> 00:45:04,212
before uh the fbi completely tore you know you don't you don't want to be siding with the boomers

525
00:45:04,212 --> 00:45:08,072
who are riding their bicycles naked down the street.

526
00:45:08,072 --> 00:45:09,932
You want to be with the boomers,

527
00:45:10,072 --> 00:45:14,252
with the extra pool,

528
00:45:14,692 --> 00:45:17,592
with the timeshare on the mountainside.

529
00:45:19,492 --> 00:45:22,252
This is the exciting thing that Bitcoin saves us from

530
00:45:22,252 --> 00:45:24,452
is having to join a right-wing militia group.

531
00:45:26,152 --> 00:45:28,632
We don't have to do that anymore because we have Bitcoin.

532
00:45:29,932 --> 00:45:30,212
Right.

533
00:45:31,172 --> 00:45:32,732
We don't have to go to Idaho.

534
00:45:32,732 --> 00:45:36,452
and up into the mountains

535
00:45:36,452 --> 00:45:39,752
where even the Starlink internet

536
00:45:39,752 --> 00:45:40,952
is kind of spotty.

537
00:45:41,832 --> 00:45:42,652
Like we want to be,

538
00:45:42,732 --> 00:45:44,812
we can still stay where we can draw spaces

539
00:45:44,812 --> 00:45:45,372
and warning.

540
00:45:46,592 --> 00:45:49,392
And listen to Darkside and Joe Carlisar

541
00:45:49,392 --> 00:45:52,212
go at it about the macro outlook.

542
00:45:54,112 --> 00:45:54,632
Yeah.

543
00:45:56,072 --> 00:45:58,052
Bitcoin's like the digital killdozer

544
00:45:58,052 --> 00:46:00,932
in a lot of ways.

545
00:46:00,932 --> 00:46:07,312
it's like a killdozer on the financial system so instead of having to go spend six months

546
00:46:07,312 --> 00:46:14,092
renovating an old tractor just to be able to spend a couple hour rampage knocking over government

547
00:46:14,092 --> 00:46:21,212
buildings you can start using bitcoin and gold people just don't have that old people just don't

548
00:46:21,212 --> 00:46:30,072
have that escape valve that digital read that that digital sovereignty they got to carry their

549
00:46:30,072 --> 00:46:36,892
big little heavy bags up to the mountains in idaho in the middle of winter surrounded by fets

550
00:46:36,892 --> 00:46:43,292
they they could though that's that's the thing but they they won't and this is how you do it

551
00:46:43,292 --> 00:46:59,064
as a gold bug boomer is you got your gold and you think of gold as like on bitcoin you got your bullion sitting somewhere in your house right most the plebs aren smart enough to secure

552
00:46:59,064 --> 00:47:04,244
their bitcoin anyways if somebody you know comes and attacks them they'll get their seed phrase

553
00:47:04,244 --> 00:47:09,824
taken it's probably probably best in a lot of circumstances this is probably less dangerous but

554
00:47:09,824 --> 00:47:12,324
like the feds get you.

555
00:47:13,104 --> 00:47:14,964
They want to add to the strategic reserve,

556
00:47:15,104 --> 00:47:16,324
you know, whatever the scenario is.

557
00:47:16,584 --> 00:47:18,604
So I don't want to hear any arguments about the security.

558
00:47:18,724 --> 00:47:20,804
So the gold bugs,

559
00:47:20,884 --> 00:47:23,064
they got the gold sitting in their vault

560
00:47:23,064 --> 00:47:24,404
or, you know, buried in the backyard.

561
00:47:24,564 --> 00:47:26,724
However, these boomers store their gold.

562
00:47:27,624 --> 00:47:29,324
And then they've got their bullets

563
00:47:29,324 --> 00:47:31,964
and the bullets act as

564
00:47:31,964 --> 00:47:34,304
like the lightning network

565
00:47:34,304 --> 00:47:36,584
where it's actually the transaction layer

566
00:47:36,584 --> 00:47:38,744
that people are doing small commerce in.

567
00:47:39,824 --> 00:47:46,464
And, uh, so, you know, Pablo Escobar had the, had the phrase like, you know, uh, letter

568
00:47:46,464 --> 00:47:54,544
silver in this case, it's kind of the same idea, except the bullet doesn't signify violence.

569
00:47:54,544 --> 00:48:01,244
It just signifies microtransactions, but it's kind of impractical to do this in a lot of

570
00:48:01,244 --> 00:48:02,724
ways, even though it makes a lot of sense.

571
00:48:02,724 --> 00:48:08,904
Like he just priced things at bullets as a way better measurement than a value than the

572
00:48:08,904 --> 00:48:16,324
um what do you what advice do you have to people who are sitting on some pretty heavy silver bags

573
00:48:16,324 --> 00:48:21,524
or paper silver bags right now do you think they should hold on to that or do you think that they

574
00:48:21,524 --> 00:48:29,804
should give it into gold or bitcoin or or tethered gold i think um owning silver right now is kind of

575
00:48:29,804 --> 00:48:35,964
like owning ethereum like sure it'll pump but it won't pump as much there's been the case over and

576
00:48:35,964 --> 00:48:43,644
over again i think you know or it's like hold it you know how how well did the litecoin narrative

577
00:48:43,644 --> 00:48:48,664
of litecoin being silver to bitcoin's gold like how long did that last like that's the same exact

578
00:48:48,664 --> 00:48:54,764
thing as silver it this has been the case you know if you read any of these bitcoin books they'll

579
00:48:54,764 --> 00:48:59,484
talk about the gold standard versus the silver standard and how all the silver standard countries

580
00:48:59,484 --> 00:49:02,304
got fucked and eaten alive by the gold standard countries.

581
00:49:04,184 --> 00:49:08,904
This has been a bad trade for a long time.

582
00:49:12,224 --> 00:49:13,564
So it's kind of retarded.

583
00:49:14,764 --> 00:49:20,084
So the gold bugs should be shitting on the silver bugs

584
00:49:20,084 --> 00:49:21,404
and calling them shitcoiners.

585
00:49:21,884 --> 00:49:22,704
That's what should happen.

586
00:49:22,804 --> 00:49:25,444
They should be upset at the silver people for sucking liquidity,

587
00:49:26,184 --> 00:49:27,744
the people that are promoting silver,

588
00:49:27,744 --> 00:49:29,304
they're promoting scams.

589
00:49:29,484 --> 00:49:35,044
the paper silver people they need to be attacking the paper silver people

590
00:49:35,044 --> 00:49:41,864
goes to dick whitman who's the gold version of ghost of dick whitman he better be shitting on

591
00:49:41,864 --> 00:49:47,164
silver that's a thing they're they're a lot they're very tolerant over there they've been

592
00:49:47,164 --> 00:49:52,124
very tolerant of the other precious metals the other uh industrial metals it's kind of like

593
00:49:52,124 --> 00:50:00,204
a big commodity community um but uh i don't know i there might be a few gold maxis

594
00:50:00,204 --> 00:50:06,764
there needs to be a clear gold maximalist community they like a core eclipsed in

595
00:50:06,764 --> 00:50:15,004
to war of gold to warn everybody to call out to the silver mining scans and all those things

596
00:50:15,004 --> 00:50:21,784
definitely important yeah we need we need gold maximalist conferences and podcasts and

597
00:50:21,784 --> 00:50:27,504
merchandise they have a lot of work to do if they want to catch up that's what we're saying

598
00:50:27,504 --> 00:50:34,664
is peter schiff he's not he's not hardly as wealthy as michael saylor but would he be considered

599
00:50:34,664 --> 00:50:42,204
like gold's version of michael saylor these days you think see the biggest golden he could be but

600
00:50:42,204 --> 00:50:49,624
seems to be just rather don't own bitcoin podcast instead of gold podcast and i kind of look at it

601
00:50:49,624 --> 00:50:58,404
more like gold's defense attorney like right now gold is on trial boomers are looking at it they're

602
00:50:58,404 --> 00:51:04,024
like oh if they coin seems to over about their form here um the younger generations are looking

603
00:51:04,024 --> 00:51:08,784
at it the media institutions are looking at gold and they're like is this really is or is it is it

604
00:51:08,784 --> 00:51:14,984
dick coin and so gold is on trial peter schiff is the you know he's like johnny cochran he is

605
00:51:14,984 --> 00:51:22,764
never ever ever going to admit that uh if there's anything wrong and that dick coin's better than

606
00:51:22,764 --> 00:51:30,184
gold is inferior he's going to basically do a sea lion he's just going to constantly uh

607
00:51:30,184 --> 00:51:33,644
he just defend his client

608
00:51:33,644 --> 00:51:35,404
in the court of public opinion

609
00:51:35,404 --> 00:51:38,544
would you say that

610
00:51:38,544 --> 00:51:41,884
using bullets

611
00:51:41,884 --> 00:51:44,084
as like a payment mechanism

612
00:51:44,084 --> 00:51:45,604
like you go to your rancher

613
00:51:45,604 --> 00:51:47,684
you buy a half cow from them

614
00:51:47,684 --> 00:51:50,264
in bullets instead of gold

615
00:51:50,264 --> 00:51:52,104
is that kind of more like

616
00:51:52,104 --> 00:51:54,084
using Monero or would you say that's like

617
00:51:54,084 --> 00:51:55,844
the lightning number or is it like

618
00:51:55,844 --> 00:51:57,244
using USDT

619
00:51:57,244 --> 00:51:58,804
on liquid

620
00:51:58,804 --> 00:52:05,804
it's a little bit of a little bit i think it's uh you it's really important to balance

621
00:52:05,804 --> 00:52:13,204
the channels if you're going to use bullets and ammo as am as as to like as like a bar tap

622
00:52:13,204 --> 00:52:20,344
to keep tap because if one side gets too many you know the to balance the liquidity becomes

623
00:52:20,344 --> 00:52:30,624
in balance one side um has all the bullets well then you're kind of at their mercy well it's the

624
00:52:30,624 --> 00:52:35,584
same thing as is bitcoin you know because when you're going around you're paying people bitcoin

625
00:52:35,584 --> 00:52:41,104
you don't want to pay uh retarded communist bitcoin you know because you don't want them

626
00:52:41,104 --> 00:52:44,484
to have more bitcoin than your guys so when you're going and you're spending your bitcoin

627
00:52:44,484 --> 00:52:48,684
you're spending it with people that you want to have bitcoin it's the same thing with the bullets

628
00:52:48,684 --> 00:52:52,384
you know when you're spending bullets you're what you're wanting to spend with people that

629
00:52:52,384 --> 00:52:58,064
you want to have bullets at the end of the day and you don't this is one of the crazy things

630
00:52:58,064 --> 00:53:02,644
about the the change of incentive structure when you're dealing with a scarce item

631
00:53:02,644 --> 00:53:09,424
and spending a scarce item that increases in value you want to you know it's like it's like

632
00:53:09,424 --> 00:53:14,764
leaving your equipment in afghanistan if you're living out united states when you pull out

633
00:53:14,764 --> 00:53:16,644
you're leaving your sats

634
00:53:16,644 --> 00:53:18,564
with

635
00:53:18,564 --> 00:53:20,944
the party that you

636
00:53:20,944 --> 00:53:23,384
who will be the best steward

637
00:53:23,384 --> 00:53:25,304
of it and use it to

638
00:53:25,304 --> 00:53:26,424
control the situation

639
00:53:26,424 --> 00:53:28,324
in a community

640
00:53:28,324 --> 00:53:31,204
yeah pretty

641
00:53:31,204 --> 00:53:33,324
I mean the CIA has been trying to do this for a very

642
00:53:33,324 --> 00:53:35,144
long time they just want to make sure the

643
00:53:35,144 --> 00:53:36,144
resources are

644
00:53:36,144 --> 00:53:38,904
properly allocated did we

645
00:53:38,904 --> 00:53:41,104
shout out Kim Jong-un last week

646
00:53:41,104 --> 00:53:48,604
no we should do it every week though yeah i just want to give a shout out to my boy

647
00:53:48,604 --> 00:53:58,564
kim jong-un he's the og bitcoin president he was the first uh visionary leader and this is kind of

648
00:53:58,564 --> 00:54:06,424
the powers of the the juche ideology uh that the great leader proclaims is it is about self

649
00:54:06,424 --> 00:54:15,804
sovereignty so when he saw bitcoin it clicked he he gets it he's north korea living on a bitcoin

650
00:54:15,804 --> 00:54:24,004
standard shout out to the to the fearless leader shout out to north korea congratulations on

651
00:54:24,004 --> 00:54:30,344
expanding your bitcoin stack really bullish i i hope that david bailey will invite you to a

652
00:54:30,344 --> 00:54:37,224
conference to speak someday and we should be on social media under you could be to use the handled

653
00:54:37,224 --> 00:54:44,244
chooch huddle that's a great idea we yeah we need we need the north korean plebs on roster

654
00:54:44,244 --> 00:54:50,424
but i think like the part of the base nature of kim jong-un is he realizes how retarded the plebs

655
00:54:50,424 --> 00:54:57,484
are and he's not going to let his north koreans which he has turned into pioneers through some

656
00:54:57,484 --> 00:55:03,144
pretty pretty brutal methods i would say he's kind of he's kind of a trial by fire guy you know for

657
00:55:03,144 --> 00:55:07,724
his people cams to help lower people's time preference we'll see if that is the right way

658
00:55:07,724 --> 00:55:15,484
to go about it i don't know the uh did you watch any of the live stream of the canadian

659
00:55:15,484 --> 00:55:22,964
club swap conference i did the one talk that i watched a little bit of uh nico and tomer

660
00:55:22,964 --> 00:55:29,504
and uh those guys hurt me a little bit when i listened to them so i felt a little bit of pain

661
00:55:29,504 --> 00:55:35,504
and i listened to i made sure to tune in when fundamentals was on with uh larry laphard what

662
00:55:35,504 --> 00:55:42,224
was uh what was that discussion all about uh how would you describe did fundamentals to the

663
00:55:42,224 --> 00:55:45,204
did fundamentals give it to larry

664
00:55:45,204 --> 00:55:54,084
no it was interesting is fundamentals actually read his book and i think this is very very unusual

665
00:55:54,084 --> 00:56:03,164
behavior for a panel moderator to have any familiar familiarity with uh the people that

666
00:56:03,164 --> 00:56:09,924
they're interviewing or talking with uh generally what happens or i guess you would consider this a

667
00:56:09,924 --> 00:56:16,824
fireside chat that's what the podconf calls these but uh generally what happens is that they'll like

668
00:56:16,824 --> 00:56:20,504
listen to like one podcast and like have a conversation with them before but you know

669
00:56:20,504 --> 00:56:25,604
most of these people that are interviewing people on stage for these events they're too busy listening

670
00:56:25,604 --> 00:56:32,004
to themselves talk to spend the time and you know that's what that's what they want to be on there

671
00:56:32,004 --> 00:56:42,864
Four is to hear them moderating a panel is not their opportunity to ask really interesting questions that they're informed on.

672
00:56:42,984 --> 00:56:47,664
It's their opportunity to hear themselves talk and sound smart as they ask questions.

673
00:56:48,304 --> 00:56:55,244
And so fundamentals was kind of unusual in his interview where he actually understood the subject matter that they were discussing.

674
00:56:55,244 --> 00:57:01,244
So he asked Larry some questions that I think were a bit more informed.

675
00:57:02,184 --> 00:57:05,244
So I would suggest that's what I saw from it.

676
00:57:06,044 --> 00:57:06,804
Now, Tomer.

677
00:57:07,024 --> 00:57:11,124
You would say that was more worthy of listening, checking out that clip,

678
00:57:11,184 --> 00:57:12,004
than watching Tomer.

679
00:57:13,944 --> 00:57:14,504
Yeah.

680
00:57:15,884 --> 00:57:22,644
With Tomer and Nico, I think they were just recycling plebslop,

681
00:57:23,924 --> 00:57:24,784
which is okay.

682
00:57:24,784 --> 00:57:31,584
we we like recycling yeah i mean domer i think domer is my favorite plebslot poet

683
00:57:31,584 --> 00:57:39,964
um thromer's plebslot poetry is i think everybody should check it out i think i've got his book

684
00:57:39,964 --> 00:57:46,524
in my house i always let i always let people read it who are interested i think they enjoy it

685
00:57:46,524 --> 00:57:53,024
i i enjoy it i mean everybody has their different flavor that they prefer right do they prefer like

686
00:57:53,024 --> 00:58:00,224
the alpha club slot from breed low do they prefer like he he's kind of like the bitcoin version of

687
00:58:00,224 --> 00:58:06,544
andrew tate in some ways him and svetsky they're trying to be the bitcoin versions of andrew tate

688
00:58:06,544 --> 00:58:18,844
um the tomers kind of like the uh the rogan-esque um likes to talk about psychedelics or show off

689
00:58:18,844 --> 00:58:20,064
that he's into psychedelics.

690
00:58:20,164 --> 00:58:21,524
He's definitely not.

691
00:58:22,724 --> 00:58:24,524
But Rogan's definitely plebslop,

692
00:58:24,604 --> 00:58:25,864
but he's kind of elegant.

693
00:58:26,624 --> 00:58:30,244
He's plebslop for the average laid-back person,

694
00:58:30,724 --> 00:58:31,164
I would say.

695
00:58:31,164 --> 00:58:33,164
Yeah, plebslop for...

696
00:58:34,784 --> 00:58:38,124
Rogan's like plebslop for Gen X.

697
00:58:38,644 --> 00:58:41,164
I guess Tomer is kind of easy.

698
00:58:42,024 --> 00:58:43,644
He's a good plebslop for Gen X.

699
00:58:43,904 --> 00:58:45,844
If you like Rogan,

700
00:58:45,844 --> 00:58:55,924
uh who's the in a he's rogan adjacent to like the guy that does the dmt guy um he passed away

701
00:58:55,924 --> 00:59:03,124
terence mckenna yeah yeah like he uh tomer's kind of like uh he puts like terence mckenna

702
00:59:03,124 --> 00:59:10,084
in a way mixed with rogan with not said when tomer doesn't really have the nma black belt

703
00:59:10,084 --> 00:59:19,044
um credentials so it's i would it rogan doesn't quite capture it for me yeah i was just that

704
00:59:19,044 --> 00:59:26,164
the program was the first like mainstream uh fiat podconf podcaster that wasn't the like

705
00:59:26,164 --> 00:59:34,364
the psychedelics that was the the the program yeah yeah yeah yeah it's a super over simply

706
00:59:34,364 --> 00:59:39,664
if tomers listening to this he's probably so proud of himself wow i was compared to pleb

707
00:59:39,664 --> 00:59:49,164
celebslaparodian is i mean that it is a pretty pretty big title i mean that's impressive it's

708
00:59:49,164 --> 00:59:56,424
maybe sounds pejorative but it'd be a very successful career trajectory

709
00:59:56,424 --> 01:00:04,784
yeah but i don't care like the the thing is if you're if you're mediocre and you're uninteresting

710
01:00:04,784 --> 01:00:09,824
even if the whole world is watching you you're still mediocre and uninteresting

711
01:00:09,824 --> 01:00:16,044
it doesn't change that but if you but if you're mediocre uninteresting

712
01:00:16,044 --> 01:00:23,924
you can still have a really successful career you don't have to you don't have to be ashamed

713
01:00:23,924 --> 01:00:30,804
of being mediocre uninteresting they'll have to be ashamed of it well you just think of you think

714
01:00:30,804 --> 01:00:37,064
of like the the the two largest grossing movies in recent history that i can think of that were

715
01:00:37,064 --> 01:00:46,624
like all-time records it was the the avengers movie and then it was avatar the original avatar

716
01:00:46,624 --> 01:00:54,384
by james cameron with the blue people remember how everybody freaked out about that yeah absolutely

717
01:00:54,384 --> 01:01:00,344
that that's not an intergenerational movie that's not like the titanic like the titanic was

718
01:01:00,344 --> 01:01:04,924
the ultimate plebslop that like broke the world it was like the biggest thing in the world everybody

719
01:01:04,924 --> 01:01:13,044
was singing my heart will go on by Celine Dion well this is this is where I think I'm fracturing

720
01:01:13,044 --> 01:01:23,264
from your perspective and a lot of our listeners um I'm fully aware what plebslop is and I'm saying

721
01:01:23,264 --> 01:01:29,184
it's okay to enjoy a little plebslop you not everything has to be a masterpiece you can have

722
01:01:29,184 --> 01:01:36,644
some good old-fashioned blockbuster club slot and you can listen to your favorite club slot podcaster

723
01:01:36,644 --> 01:01:42,564
and like still like learning that you can still learn to make your bed you can still learn to

724
01:01:42,564 --> 01:01:50,924
have a little discipline in your life and to work hard and to work out uh it's uh it's not everything

725
01:01:50,924 --> 01:01:57,484
it's not it should not be illegal to be club slot it should not be looked down upon necessarily

726
01:01:57,484 --> 01:01:59,064
I'm not saying that.

727
01:01:59,064 --> 01:02:00,184
It could be beautiful plebslop.

728
01:02:00,484 --> 01:02:01,804
I'm not saying that at all.

729
01:02:02,264 --> 01:02:06,064
What I'm saying is that there are masterpieces of plebslop.

730
01:02:07,884 --> 01:02:10,204
There's plebslop that people continue to eat.

731
01:02:10,364 --> 01:02:11,544
Look at Top Gun.

732
01:02:13,384 --> 01:02:15,844
How many times have you watched Top Gun in your life?

733
01:02:15,944 --> 01:02:17,324
I've seen it at least five times.

734
01:02:18,484 --> 01:02:18,924
There'll be key.

735
01:02:20,004 --> 01:02:21,804
Plebslop doesn't have to be deep.

736
01:02:21,964 --> 01:02:23,084
It doesn't have to be interesting.

737
01:02:23,084 --> 01:02:26,524
It doesn't have to be anything other than mediocre.

738
01:02:26,524 --> 01:02:33,844
it can still make you cry it can still make you pump your fist and feel patriotic no you you can

739
01:02:33,844 --> 01:02:46,384
do mediocre really well hell yeah top gun the titanic friends friends yeah there's these movies

740
01:02:46,384 --> 01:02:51,844
that that have defined you know the these eras is either years or multiple years but

741
01:02:51,844 --> 01:02:58,404
uh armageddon kenny loggins kenny loggins as far as music goes he's he's he's like toby keith

742
01:02:58,404 --> 01:03:06,984
he's he's plumb slop rocky the rocky movies total plumb creed we already mentioned creed the beatles

743
01:03:06,984 --> 01:03:18,184
um the this plumb slop done well you can you can you can do something sloppy and mediocre but do it

744
01:03:18,184 --> 01:03:20,004
super well and make it interesting.

745
01:03:20,704 --> 01:03:22,284
What I'm saying is

746
01:03:22,284 --> 01:03:24,104
Tomer is not that.

747
01:03:25,184 --> 01:03:26,224
He might have

748
01:03:26,224 --> 01:03:27,444
a lot of eyes on him,

749
01:03:28,024 --> 01:03:29,864
but he is not the Titanic.

750
01:03:30,044 --> 01:03:31,244
He's more like Avatar.

751
01:03:32,184 --> 01:03:33,384
Big in the moment,

752
01:03:34,004 --> 01:03:35,564
not relevant

753
01:03:35,564 --> 01:03:36,684
historically.

754
01:03:38,464 --> 01:03:40,124
Now, the Sailor series,

755
01:03:40,464 --> 01:03:42,004
that was like the Titanic moment.

756
01:03:43,644 --> 01:03:44,204
People

757
01:03:44,204 --> 01:03:46,424
will go back and they'll

758
01:03:46,424 --> 01:03:48,864
gobble up that slop historically.

759
01:03:49,364 --> 01:03:50,444
That's relevant

760
01:03:50,444 --> 01:03:52,624
pleb slop. Now, Tomer

761
01:03:52,624 --> 01:03:54,564
is just recycling ideas.

762
01:03:55,224 --> 01:03:55,324
So,

763
01:03:55,684 --> 01:03:58,624
there could be pleb slop,

764
01:03:59,704 --> 01:04:00,344
master, like,

765
01:04:00,444 --> 01:04:02,544
sublime, and

766
01:04:02,544 --> 01:04:04,324
Tomer would be more

767
01:04:04,324 --> 01:04:05,464
like,

768
01:04:07,064 --> 01:04:08,844
but who's

769
01:04:08,844 --> 01:04:09,744
like the reggae

770
01:04:09,744 --> 01:04:11,684
rapper

771
01:04:11,684 --> 01:04:14,104
group?

772
01:04:14,104 --> 01:04:16,644
Bob Marley?

773
01:04:17,884 --> 01:04:18,844
No, hold on.

774
01:04:18,984 --> 01:04:19,984
Let me look it up real quick.

775
01:04:22,564 --> 01:04:23,564
Slightly stupid.

776
01:04:24,244 --> 01:04:25,624
So it's like you're either

777
01:04:25,624 --> 01:04:27,944
Sublime, Masterpiece Pub Slop,

778
01:04:28,304 --> 01:04:29,724
or you're a tomer who's

779
01:04:29,724 --> 01:04:31,704
slightly stupid. You know what I mean? It's like

780
01:04:31,704 --> 01:04:33,744
if you were in Boulder,

781
01:04:34,084 --> 01:04:35,824
Colorado in 2004

782
01:04:35,824 --> 01:04:37,484
and you had

783
01:04:37,484 --> 01:04:39,784
dreadlocks and you're

784
01:04:39,784 --> 01:04:40,704
smoking some

785
01:04:40,704 --> 01:04:43,744
legal weed in the park

786
01:04:43,744 --> 01:04:48,644
and boulder and like talmer was like she was was reading his poetry to you on a blanket like he

787
01:04:48,644 --> 01:04:53,684
would if we just hit so hard but now i think it's uh it has an h12 for somebody playing a

788
01:04:53,684 --> 01:05:01,224
on their acoustic guitar at a party in 2025 on ironically yeah i think i think probably what

789
01:05:01,224 --> 01:05:07,404
makes good pleb slop good pleb slop is like a deep understanding of it underneath it

790
01:05:07,404 --> 01:05:13,244
but a huge part of it too is just timing and presentation

791
01:05:13,244 --> 01:05:17,784
knowing a lot about and tearing a lot about

792
01:05:17,784 --> 01:05:24,544
the plug slot culture is the best way to contribute to it okay so so here's here's

793
01:05:24,544 --> 01:05:28,644
kind of my final question you know i want to discuss before we get in the fountain booth

794
01:05:28,644 --> 01:05:37,304
is there a first advantage first mover advantage to dish in plug slot or

795
01:05:37,304 --> 01:05:39,664
is there a second mover when you

796
01:05:39,664 --> 01:05:41,944
steal somebody else? You're just a curator

797
01:05:41,944 --> 01:05:43,124
of all the good ideas.

798
01:05:45,664 --> 01:05:47,824
I think it's

799
01:05:47,824 --> 01:05:49,764
probably best to be

800
01:05:49,764 --> 01:05:51,364
a really attuned in

801
01:05:51,364 --> 01:05:54,244
momentum trader. You can trade

802
01:05:54,244 --> 01:05:56,044
the flow

803
01:05:56,044 --> 01:05:57,964
of Plex Lop as it's going in and

804
01:05:57,964 --> 01:06:00,044
out at a macro level and you follow those

805
01:06:00,044 --> 01:06:02,084
flows, you can trade

806
01:06:02,084 --> 01:06:02,564
the momentum.

807
01:06:02,564 --> 01:06:13,764
like um is that what um it's like ai yeah yeah but it's like ai like there's everybody's got a

808
01:06:13,764 --> 01:06:23,224
new model coming out but yours just needs to be you know the first mover doesn't matter as much

809
01:06:23,224 --> 01:06:28,784
i think maybe it's the one that gets gets the most engagement you can get used you can use to

810
01:06:28,784 --> 01:06:29,684
get the most engagement.

811
01:06:31,324 --> 01:06:34,844
So Dan Held is a winner in all of those.

812
01:06:35,404 --> 01:06:36,644
Yeah, exactly.

813
01:06:38,984 --> 01:06:40,524
Pete Rizzo, for sure.

814
01:06:40,784 --> 01:06:42,824
It's where I want to give Nico props

815
01:06:42,824 --> 01:06:44,684
is Nico has mastered that.

816
01:06:45,724 --> 01:06:47,684
Yeah, Nico's like the Paul Tudor Jones

817
01:06:47,684 --> 01:06:48,764
of plebslop.

818
01:06:50,164 --> 01:06:53,324
He taught Swan how to plebslop.

819
01:06:54,404 --> 01:06:56,584
That's one of his roles in history.

820
01:06:56,584 --> 01:06:59,524
That was an impressive thing.

821
01:06:59,864 --> 01:07:01,984
And who has more copycats?

822
01:07:02,484 --> 01:07:07,144
Who has more people who are the Plob Slap is influenced by simply Bitcoin?

823
01:07:07,964 --> 01:07:09,744
It's like the whole Plob Slap industry.

824
01:07:10,664 --> 01:07:13,104
He influences all of it.

825
01:07:14,684 --> 01:07:15,364
Yeah.

826
01:07:15,604 --> 01:07:17,984
There's some power brokers in the industry.

827
01:07:18,244 --> 01:07:20,124
There's P. Rizzo.

828
01:07:20,284 --> 01:07:20,744
There's Nico.

829
01:07:21,144 --> 01:07:23,584
There's that Luke Mitchift guy.

830
01:07:23,584 --> 01:07:29,804
guy it's like the the plebslop baron it's like a nico's like the john rockefeller of plebslop

831
01:07:29,804 --> 01:07:39,024
i feel like the the blonde streak in your hair is kind of like having a rolex watch

832
01:07:39,024 --> 01:07:45,244
in the plebslop world i think that's what they're doing they're just signaling it for everybody like

833
01:07:45,244 --> 01:07:52,384
yeah we're fucking power brokers we own this shit you see you see that trend you see that trend

834
01:07:52,384 --> 01:07:54,424
I was the one who made that happen

835
01:07:54,424 --> 01:07:56,464
that's I'm the reason why

836
01:07:56,464 --> 01:07:58,444
Marty Bent's doing open mouth thumbnails

837
01:07:58,444 --> 01:07:59,944
right now mark of a pioneer

838
01:07:59,944 --> 01:08:02,364
on the frontier of plug slot

839
01:08:02,364 --> 01:08:03,344
yeah

840
01:08:03,344 --> 01:08:06,484
it's like it's like having the really nice

841
01:08:06,484 --> 01:08:08,124
Jordans in the hood you know

842
01:08:08,124 --> 01:08:10,444
it's like oh you you want to know where

843
01:08:10,444 --> 01:08:12,404
your mom's buying crack rocks from

844
01:08:12,404 --> 01:08:14,224
this guy bitch

845
01:08:14,224 --> 01:08:17,924
um alrighty

846
01:08:17,924 --> 01:08:19,964
on to the fountain booth

847
01:08:19,964 --> 01:08:22,044
Enoch 616

848
01:08:22,044 --> 01:08:26,484
10,000 Sat says, this episode made me question my existence.

849
01:08:26,824 --> 01:08:27,964
Was that your intention, Rod?

850
01:08:28,244 --> 01:08:29,384
It depends.

851
01:08:29,604 --> 01:08:33,524
You know, if you're a new listener on the journey,

852
01:08:34,204 --> 01:08:38,524
some of these individual episodes are going to make you question your existence.

853
01:08:38,684 --> 01:08:40,064
They're going to make you question reality.

854
01:08:40,484 --> 01:08:44,524
But I think if you listen to 40 hours per week and you stick with it,

855
01:08:44,804 --> 01:08:49,044
we're actually helping you put the pieces back together to make sense of reality.

856
01:08:49,044 --> 01:08:55,424
Yeah, I kind of have this thing that happens frequently where I get shocked where somebody says they don't understand what we're talking about.

857
01:08:56,104 --> 01:08:59,684
Because I feel like most of the things we talk about are pretty self-evident if you're paying attention.

858
01:09:00,084 --> 01:09:00,424
It's a treat.

859
01:09:00,504 --> 01:09:05,604
It can sound weird, but it's just because you might not have been paying very close attention.

860
01:09:06,104 --> 01:09:09,444
You might not have noticed as many things as we have along the way.

861
01:09:09,624 --> 01:09:12,384
Because there's a lot of things that we notice that we take for granted, I think.

862
01:09:12,724 --> 01:09:13,224
You know what I mean?

863
01:09:13,644 --> 01:09:18,624
Well, this is why journalists lead the charges, because their job is to notice, literally.

864
01:09:19,044 --> 01:09:22,524
So professionals, they're professional noticers at the end of the day.

865
01:09:22,604 --> 01:09:23,764
That's what a journalist is.

866
01:09:25,924 --> 01:09:26,544
That's right.

867
01:09:31,064 --> 01:09:33,244
I don't know if that's like a good or positive thing,

868
01:09:33,324 --> 01:09:36,704
questioning your existence after listening to a Bitcoin podcast.

869
01:09:37,304 --> 01:09:39,884
I mean, I think it's probably a healthy process, you know?

870
01:09:42,004 --> 01:09:47,204
It can lead or generally is a sign of self-awareness

871
01:09:47,204 --> 01:09:49,724
If you're even willing or able to do that,

872
01:09:49,784 --> 01:09:52,424
if you're willing to critically think about your mental models,

873
01:09:52,544 --> 01:09:57,544
if you're willing to admit that stock to flow is not an accurate model or

874
01:09:57,544 --> 01:10:02,624
Bitcoin power law or all your models are broken,

875
01:10:02,824 --> 01:10:04,144
but all your models are broken.

876
01:10:04,304 --> 01:10:22,236
You have to question your existence and it hard time to listen to podcasts Um thank you We knock next is a 6 sats from a late stage hodl uh missed abuse last week and apparently the week before i was traveling to my sister wedding and definitely missed my 40

877
01:10:22,236 --> 01:10:28,176
hours per week last week i saw the real person wearing a zeus wallet t-shirt stopped and pointed

878
01:10:28,176 --> 01:10:33,736
and said hey zeus or hazy's wallet and he just ignored me my vibes were pretty low after being

879
01:10:33,736 --> 01:10:38,656
ignored in real life i just put my head down put my headphones back on i caught up with 80

880
01:10:38,656 --> 01:10:46,736
hours per week this week well to rather have you back late stage uh i'm about to have to talk with

881
01:10:46,736 --> 01:10:55,856
uh evan about people wearing his t-shirts being a poor representative of uh the queen in public

882
01:10:55,856 --> 01:11:04,456
that's an interesting experience i wonder why i feel like most people that wear

883
01:11:04,456 --> 01:11:08,416
bitcoin stuff all they want to do is talk to people about bitcoin

884
01:11:08,416 --> 01:11:16,776
zeus zeus wallet they pull maybe maybe they're kind of elitist yeah if you say i got wearing a

885
01:11:16,776 --> 01:11:21,396
wall of satoshi shirt you know that they'd want to just right slobber all over you that's like

886
01:11:21,396 --> 01:11:28,576
wearing a superhero t-shirt in public as a middle-aged man so yeah i mean okay you wear zeus

887
01:11:28,576 --> 01:11:33,276
shirt you wear like a samurai wallet shirt is that another one where you don't like to talk to

888
01:11:33,276 --> 01:11:41,136
people in public right yeah if you're wearing this if you're wearing a a yacht because a non

889
01:11:41,136 --> 01:11:46,296
custodial lightning wallet t-shirt you're letting people know that you're a little probably a little

890
01:11:46,296 --> 01:11:50,576
bit grumpy because your easier experience is so hard to get to work but zeus wall has such great

891
01:11:50,576 --> 01:11:53,936
graphics you think they just be in a better mood yeah it's all really interesting

892
01:11:53,936 --> 01:12:02,816
well uh if i receive you in public i'm wearing a zoo shirt i'll make sure to say hi to you late

893
01:12:02,816 --> 01:12:11,796
stage hono really appreciate you baba 5 000 sats why the fuck does anyone care what piece of fuck

894
01:12:11,796 --> 01:12:19,916
shitcoin someone else buys i love shitcoins they are the market right without them bitcoin would

895
01:12:19,916 --> 01:12:27,676
mean wouldn't mean as much or look as good shop at walmart amazon kroger public or piggly wiggly

896
01:12:27,676 --> 01:12:37,976
why do i care and if you do care slap your pp none of it matters jesus when you get older you

897
01:12:37,976 --> 01:12:44,816
will realize you wasted so much of your fucking time you'll realize you do not matter to anybody

898
01:12:44,816 --> 01:12:51,976
or anyone get a life while you can stop being a gay fuck by the way gloria is hotter than olive

899
01:12:51,976 --> 01:12:58,316
oil god damn i just can't understand the world and i ain't gonna try

900
01:12:58,316 --> 01:13:06,976
what was the the tv show popeye named olive oil is that what he's talking about i think i think

901
01:13:06,976 --> 01:13:13,256
bro was saying gloria is hotter than olive oil but curious that he did not say she was hotter

902
01:13:13,256 --> 01:13:22,436
than Benny Boop because people above his age guys he rode motorcycles truckers they all they all love

903
01:13:22,436 --> 01:13:28,536
Benny Boop and they love Benny Boop posters and Benny Boop tattoos um I'm curious if he thinks that

904
01:13:28,536 --> 01:13:33,276
she's hotter than Benny Boop you know why there's so many furries in the younger generation

905
01:13:33,276 --> 01:13:39,276
because they didn't have a Benny Boop they they grew up on Hello Kitty instead of

906
01:13:39,276 --> 01:13:41,696
Betty Boop like the Hello Kitty

907
01:13:41,696 --> 01:13:43,456
filled the whole the void for them

908
01:13:43,456 --> 01:13:45,556
we need we need a modern day

909
01:13:45,556 --> 01:13:46,236
pinup girl

910
01:13:46,236 --> 01:13:49,676
we need an Orchbill

911
01:13:49,676 --> 01:13:50,296
Betty Boop

912
01:13:50,296 --> 01:13:53,196
would you would you

913
01:13:53,196 --> 01:13:54,936
this might piss off Bubba

914
01:13:54,936 --> 01:13:57,596
but would you say that

915
01:13:57,596 --> 01:13:59,696
Taylor Swift is the closest equivalent

916
01:13:59,696 --> 01:14:01,716
to Betty Boop that we have

917
01:14:01,716 --> 01:14:02,056
today

918
01:14:02,056 --> 01:14:05,416
who is to who

919
01:14:05,416 --> 01:14:06,856
could be

920
01:14:06,856 --> 01:14:10,356
this generation's Betty Boop, I guess, is the question.

921
01:14:10,776 --> 01:14:11,576
If not Taylor.

922
01:14:13,176 --> 01:14:16,316
Ariana Grande tried. Lady Gaga tried.

923
01:14:17,656 --> 01:14:20,256
I think Taylor's the queen. She's the Betty Boop.

924
01:14:20,256 --> 01:14:23,596
For, um, who's the American Evil?

925
01:14:24,916 --> 01:14:27,536
Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. The Nazi tits.

926
01:14:28,676 --> 01:14:29,976
Sydney Sweeney.

927
01:14:31,676 --> 01:14:33,036
She could be Betty Boop.

928
01:14:34,436 --> 01:14:36,336
I don't think you probably would be mad about that.

929
01:14:36,856 --> 01:14:41,956
the problem is the damage with hello kitty has been done with the furries are going to be like

930
01:14:41,956 --> 01:14:45,536
this for the rest of their lives they're they're just miscalibrated at this point i don't really

931
01:14:45,536 --> 01:14:51,176
know they you know these weird christian people they've been trying to like change people's

932
01:14:51,176 --> 01:14:56,696
sexuality or sexual preferences using all the like the gay conversion therapy it doesn't seem

933
01:14:56,696 --> 01:15:01,896
to be very effective like i think the only thing you can do is you just you have to accept like

934
01:15:01,896 --> 01:15:06,516
sometimes there's casualties of this war and these people,

935
01:15:06,516 --> 01:15:11,396
instead of growing up on tight on Taylor Swift or Sydney Sweeney or,

936
01:15:11,396 --> 01:15:12,156
uh,

937
01:15:12,176 --> 01:15:12,676
Betty boo,

938
01:15:13,076 --> 01:15:18,916
they grew up on hello kitty and they're just going to be fucked for the rest

939
01:15:18,916 --> 01:15:19,236
of their life.

940
01:15:19,296 --> 01:15:19,876
What can you do?

941
01:15:20,176 --> 01:15:21,076
Damage has been done.

942
01:15:21,136 --> 01:15:22,776
You got to focus on the younger kids.

943
01:15:22,816 --> 01:15:24,036
You got to save the zoomers.

944
01:15:24,516 --> 01:15:25,116
You gotta,

945
01:15:25,116 --> 01:15:29,316
you gotta parade those Nazi tits around the zoomers and make sure they don't

946
01:15:29,316 --> 01:15:30,236
turn into furries.

947
01:15:30,236 --> 01:15:36,496
major teams watch the incredibles and see that mom with the big donk donk

948
01:15:36,496 --> 01:15:42,336
something you know the mom from incredibles she could be the new betty boop honestly

949
01:15:42,336 --> 01:15:50,296
yeah i mean this is like why you know to some degree you sexualize these different characters

950
01:15:50,296 --> 01:15:57,456
and stuff like that is i think the problem is sexualizing children

951
01:15:57,456 --> 01:16:05,616
but yeah i mean you you want these horny kids to be thinking that the incredible's mom's ass is nice

952
01:16:05,616 --> 01:16:13,276
instead of thinking about hello kid harm reduction really yeah um yeah i think we talked about the

953
01:16:13,276 --> 01:16:19,616
stuff that that bob talked about earlier in this episode of last but yeah thanks for following

954
01:16:19,616 --> 01:16:27,256
next one's jim satoshi 2500 21 sets thank you for your time one of my top two podcasts listening

955
01:16:27,256 --> 01:16:34,656
to 40 hours a week for a decade you are outstanding what is what is the other

956
01:16:34,656 --> 01:16:39,856
one of your top two podcasts that's what i want to know bet you some governable missus

957
01:16:39,856 --> 01:16:43,576
that's my guess

958
01:16:43,576 --> 01:16:50,596
be good company they might be my number two i try to listen to every episode that john's on

959
01:16:50,596 --> 01:16:56,756
next boost od 40 hpw 2100 cent says this is the news yeah you betcha

960
01:16:56,756 --> 01:16:58,836
telling the truth

961
01:16:58,836 --> 01:17:00,716
he's subversive

962
01:17:00,716 --> 01:17:02,116
next one

963
01:17:02,116 --> 01:17:03,876
find me

964
01:17:03,876 --> 01:17:06,016
and send me your music

965
01:17:06,016 --> 01:17:08,756
I want to hear your music

966
01:17:08,756 --> 01:17:12,596
says musician in your

967
01:17:12,596 --> 01:17:13,216
bio

968
01:17:13,216 --> 01:17:16,096
next is Orange Julius

969
01:17:16,096 --> 01:17:17,776
the M2

970
01:17:17,776 --> 01:17:20,116
Viking stuff Orange Julius

971
01:17:20,116 --> 01:17:22,176
1337 sets

972
01:17:22,176 --> 01:17:24,276
healing words once again

973
01:17:24,276 --> 01:17:34,456
i hope uh you if you or somebody you know suffering from plebsolot psychosis

974
01:17:34,456 --> 01:17:42,776
that uh you can use use this episode as a starting point to uh to heal

975
01:17:42,776 --> 01:17:49,196
the truth will set you free i mean where else do you hear people telling you to smoke cigarettes

976
01:17:49,196 --> 01:17:50,616
It's the fourth turning.

977
01:17:51,236 --> 01:17:52,756
Everything's all fucked up right now.

978
01:17:54,236 --> 01:17:55,816
All these people are going to get sick and die,

979
01:17:56,136 --> 01:17:58,436
get cancers from the vaccines or whatever.

980
01:17:59,376 --> 01:18:01,176
Or they're going to die of cardiac arrest

981
01:18:01,176 --> 01:18:03,136
because of Trump derangement syndrome.

982
01:18:04,776 --> 01:18:06,916
And people are telling you not to smoke cigarettes.

983
01:18:08,536 --> 01:18:09,736
That's healing in itself.

984
01:18:10,816 --> 01:18:14,176
One of those colleges came out with a study

985
01:18:14,176 --> 01:18:16,496
that showed that smoking one or two cigarettes a day

986
01:18:16,496 --> 01:18:18,696
was as therapeutic as going to therapy.

987
01:18:19,196 --> 01:18:21,576
Um, thanks, Orange Julius.

988
01:18:22,316 --> 01:18:25,736
Bubba 1000 Sat says fucking Rod jinxing my hips.

989
01:18:26,436 --> 01:18:27,656
Fuck the hip replacement.

990
01:18:28,176 --> 01:18:30,316
I'll have the wife push me around in a wheelchair.

991
01:18:31,316 --> 01:18:34,836
Plus, I'll have a great excuse to sit on my ass all day.

992
01:18:36,276 --> 01:18:38,416
Bubba, have you seen the movie, Wally?

993
01:18:38,416 --> 01:18:42,356
I hope your hips stay fine, Bubba.

994
01:18:43,576 --> 01:18:44,736
Do not mean to jinx you.

995
01:18:44,736 --> 01:18:52,836
the next one 888 sets from pelican at six club slumped anthem is hilarious thanks for that

996
01:18:52,836 --> 01:18:58,216
i'm tired of these podcasters having a hard stop quote-unquote at the end i mean what do you really

997
01:18:58,216 --> 01:19:04,596
have anything that is more important to do than this i hear you pelican i hear you um the reality

998
01:19:04,596 --> 01:19:10,876
is i had another podcast so sometimes honestly that's probably the only thing that uh is an

999
01:19:10,876 --> 01:19:13,596
excuse in this situation i think that's a pretty good excuse

1000
01:19:13,596 --> 01:19:22,876
next boost rev hodl 721 sat says a good antidote for pleb stop is the local bitcoin meetup ditch

1001
01:19:22,876 --> 01:19:28,896
the plebs on the sloppy socials and join the pioneers on the local frontier can't find a

1002
01:19:28,896 --> 01:19:35,736
meetup start one you know uh rev hodl i think this is really depending on your location because if

1003
01:19:35,736 --> 01:19:40,496
you're like i know you're doing a lot of meetups in rural areas where the pioneers live

1004
01:19:40,496 --> 01:19:48,556
but you go to orange county california you go to new york city you go to some of these places

1005
01:19:48,556 --> 01:19:55,136
and the only people that show up to these meetups are plebs law so i think it really is uh the

1006
01:19:55,136 --> 01:20:05,376
meetings are a reflection of their local communities you know and anaheim california

1007
01:20:05,376 --> 01:20:12,096
orlando florida i mean listen you're you're at disney world that is like around zero pod slop

1008
01:20:12,096 --> 01:20:16,516
um it's gonna it's likely that you're gonna have to deal with plug slop there you might you might

1009
01:20:16,516 --> 01:20:21,276
have to start a subversive meetup honestly you might have to go to bakersfield yeah bakersfield

1010
01:20:21,276 --> 01:20:31,296
joshua tree that'd be an interesting one you know um waco texas you know uh waco texas

1011
01:20:31,296 --> 01:20:33,416
would be a sick spot for Bitcoin

1012
01:20:33,416 --> 01:20:34,916
meetup. Hell yeah.

1013
01:20:37,216 --> 01:20:39,416
Is that where Luke's going to go? He's going to

1014
01:20:39,416 --> 01:20:40,976
start his... No feds.

1015
01:20:41,076 --> 01:20:42,716
No feds. Yeah.

1016
01:20:43,056 --> 01:20:43,336
Maybe.

1017
01:20:46,196 --> 01:20:46,996
That's when it's

1018
01:20:46,996 --> 01:20:48,836
Sasha 500 sats.

1019
01:20:49,216 --> 01:20:51,316
Hard times create pioneers. Pioneers create

1020
01:20:51,316 --> 01:20:53,396
all-time highs. All-time highs create

1021
01:20:53,396 --> 01:20:55,216
plug slop. Plug slop creates

1022
01:20:55,216 --> 01:20:57,296
hard times. Thank you. I knew there

1023
01:20:57,296 --> 01:20:59,396
was something there, Sasha. Thank you for putting that

1024
01:20:59,396 --> 01:21:01,616
one help re-articulate

1025
01:21:01,616 --> 01:21:02,116
that one

1026
01:21:02,116 --> 01:21:04,656
and

1027
01:21:04,656 --> 01:21:07,336
I need to screenshot that and then post it

1028
01:21:07,336 --> 01:21:08,616
on Twitter

1029
01:21:08,616 --> 01:21:12,076
we'll send it

1030
01:21:12,076 --> 01:21:14,156
that's a great one

1031
01:21:14,156 --> 01:21:17,276
Sasha's been all over our stuff recently

1032
01:21:17,276 --> 01:21:19,276
we got a new fan

1033
01:21:19,276 --> 01:21:19,736
I guess

1034
01:21:19,736 --> 01:21:21,256
it was exciting

1035
01:21:21,256 --> 01:21:23,596
welcome to the intellectual silk road Sasha

1036
01:21:23,596 --> 01:21:27,476
Shadrach 323

1037
01:21:27,476 --> 01:21:28,336
sat says

1038
01:21:28,336 --> 01:21:30,136
spoon-fed plebs lop

1039
01:21:30,136 --> 01:21:32,076
strong arm emoji

1040
01:21:32,076 --> 01:21:33,396
hashtag 40 HPW

1041
01:21:33,396 --> 01:21:36,456
so I thought this was

1042
01:21:36,456 --> 01:21:37,656
really funny this week

1043
01:21:37,656 --> 01:21:40,496
I got a

1044
01:21:40,496 --> 01:21:44,276
video sent to me by Shagrack

1045
01:21:44,276 --> 01:21:45,736
or he tagged me on

1046
01:21:45,736 --> 01:21:48,096
Noster and he opened

1047
01:21:48,096 --> 01:21:49,896
I launched a new album

1048
01:21:49,896 --> 01:21:52,116
I released it last

1049
01:21:52,116 --> 01:21:53,896
week and

1050
01:21:53,896 --> 01:21:56,236
he sent me a video of him

1051
01:21:56,236 --> 01:21:58,036
opening up his talk

1052
01:21:58,036 --> 01:22:00,056
to this really heavy dubstep song

1053
01:22:00,056 --> 01:22:01,056
at a Noster event.

1054
01:22:03,336 --> 01:22:05,936
I thought it was very, very funny

1055
01:22:05,936 --> 01:22:07,636
and great.

1056
01:22:08,196 --> 01:22:09,556
So I appreciate that, Shatterick.

1057
01:22:09,676 --> 01:22:10,356
A lot of Shatterick.

1058
01:22:11,396 --> 01:22:12,176
Hell yeah.

1059
01:22:12,576 --> 01:22:15,696
Next one, 121 sats, pies, salute, flex,

1060
01:22:15,956 --> 01:22:16,716
mushroom emoji.

1061
01:22:18,256 --> 01:22:19,196
Thank you, pies.

1062
01:22:20,696 --> 01:22:21,816
Hell yeah, pies.

1063
01:22:22,896 --> 01:22:25,176
BTC on board, 100 sats.

1064
01:22:25,676 --> 01:22:27,396
Salute emoji, two thumbs ups.

1065
01:22:27,396 --> 01:22:28,976
Pyro Hawk 100 sats.

1066
01:22:29,096 --> 01:22:30,816
Hard forks create pioneers.

1067
01:22:31,336 --> 01:22:32,916
Pioneers create vibe code.

1068
01:22:33,056 --> 01:22:33,896
Vibe code creeps.

1069
01:22:33,956 --> 01:22:36,156
Plub slop creates hard forks.

1070
01:22:37,096 --> 01:22:38,256
That's another take on it.

1071
01:22:39,396 --> 01:22:40,396
Bar pyro hawk.

1072
01:22:42,676 --> 01:22:47,076
Do you think that's Derek Ross's alt account?

1073
01:22:48,276 --> 01:22:49,236
From IBD.

1074
01:22:50,696 --> 01:22:51,116
All right.

1075
01:22:51,596 --> 01:22:54,016
Dave's looking for a discussion here, it sounds like.

1076
01:22:54,356 --> 01:22:55,116
100 sats.

1077
01:22:55,116 --> 01:22:55,876
It says,

1078
01:22:55,876 --> 01:23:02,736
hey dick gloria zau is hot mr huddle is doing the lord's work educated nazis zero knowledge

1079
01:23:02,736 --> 01:23:09,776
plebs on twitter spaces he was also the pioneer brain behind shinobi's podcast the block digest

1080
01:23:09,776 --> 01:23:17,916
in 2017 build the pioneer bridges you want to see shaking and uh and dave is also so you were asked

1081
01:23:17,916 --> 01:23:24,796
and what does gzih stand for i mean he was posting uh acronyms last week and that's what it stands

1082
01:23:24,796 --> 01:23:31,296
for a glorious out is hot wow i can't believe i missed that that should have been pretty uh

1083
01:23:31,296 --> 01:23:37,676
self-evident um yeah no sometimes you ever have those moments where you're looking for your glasses

1084
01:23:37,676 --> 01:23:42,736
and they're on your head that was probably one of those moments for me you're looking you're

1085
01:23:42,736 --> 01:23:48,236
looking for your lighter it's in your pocket you're looking for your pack of cigarettes just

1086
01:23:48,236 --> 01:23:53,176
rolled up in your short sleeve t-shirt sleeve i have those moments every once in a while um

1087
01:23:53,176 --> 01:23:55,816
yeah you know on mr hoddle

1088
01:23:55,816 --> 01:24:05,476
he may have done cool things just pointing this is like saying that he was a part of a podcast in

1089
01:24:05,476 --> 01:24:11,316
2017 is the same as saying that luke saved bitcoin three times so therefore his opinion is correct

1090
01:24:11,316 --> 01:24:19,196
today it's the same line of thinking when when you rest on your credentials or you veer off into the

1091
01:24:19,196 --> 01:24:25,376
weeds and what mr huddle does is he goes in and he decries the hard work of bitcoin podcasters

1092
01:24:25,376 --> 01:24:35,296
he he tries to minimize the impact that they've had on the world and what he's doing is he's not

1093
01:24:35,296 --> 01:24:41,336
educating zero knowledge plebs what he's doing is he's arguing with sea lions

1094
01:24:41,336 --> 01:24:48,056
and the zero knowledge plebs are are listening to the arguments between him and sea lions and

1095
01:24:48,056 --> 01:24:55,576
they're signing with the seed lines like why why why does tober you know have any relevancy right

1096
01:24:55,576 --> 01:24:59,816
now it's because he can go and he can see line with mr hoddle and shinobi

1097
01:24:59,816 --> 01:25:06,596
and the zero knowledge plebs that have already been converted and have their opinions made up

1098
01:25:06,596 --> 01:25:12,456
by mechanic like one of the problems with if you're if you have no knowledge on a topic

1099
01:25:12,456 --> 01:25:17,156
and you have a really strong opinion on it,

1100
01:25:17,736 --> 01:25:20,696
you're not going to get your opinion changed

1101
01:25:20,696 --> 01:25:22,856
unless you get kicked in the nuts.

1102
01:25:24,736 --> 01:25:25,676
Almost always.

1103
01:25:26,016 --> 01:25:27,216
That's where these guys are at.

1104
01:25:28,016 --> 01:25:31,356
And so thinking that you're sitting there

1105
01:25:31,356 --> 01:25:33,556
and you're explaining these basic concepts to people

1106
01:25:33,556 --> 01:25:35,976
and you're trying to explain to them

1107
01:25:35,976 --> 01:25:37,276
that the house is on fire

1108
01:25:37,276 --> 01:25:38,656
or is not on fire,

1109
01:25:38,756 --> 01:25:39,956
is a productive activity,

1110
01:25:39,956 --> 01:25:43,236
you're not

1111
01:25:43,236 --> 01:25:44,976
changing any opinions

1112
01:25:44,976 --> 01:25:46,536
all that people are

1113
01:25:46,536 --> 01:25:49,016
seeing when they're watching the dialogue

1114
01:25:49,016 --> 01:25:51,296
happen over and over again and get recycled

1115
01:25:51,296 --> 01:25:53,296
over and over again like Mr. Hoddle's

1116
01:25:53,296 --> 01:25:54,976
doing on Twitter spaces every day

1117
01:25:54,976 --> 01:25:56,496
him and Wicked

1118
01:25:56,496 --> 01:25:59,216
is they're just

1119
01:25:59,216 --> 01:26:01,016
they're reinforcing it

1120
01:26:01,016 --> 01:26:02,536
in a lot of ways

1121
01:26:02,536 --> 01:26:05,236
entertaining the sea lions

1122
01:26:05,236 --> 01:26:07,196
reinforces

1123
01:26:07,196 --> 01:26:09,076
the zero plabs

1124
01:26:09,076 --> 01:26:19,396
zero knowledge plebs opinions because what a lot of these guys will do if this stops being a

1125
01:26:19,396 --> 01:26:25,116
relevant topic that everybody's all wound up about all the time they're just going to forget about it

1126
01:26:25,116 --> 01:26:32,776
they're going to look at their start nine node their nonce node that they've never used once

1127
01:26:32,776 --> 01:26:39,016
they might breathe a fresh breath of fresh air and say wow i'm decentralizing the network

1128
01:26:39,016 --> 01:26:41,076
by plugging that thing into my internet

1129
01:26:41,076 --> 01:26:43,256
and never looking at it or using it.

1130
01:26:43,336 --> 01:26:44,316
But that might be the extent.

1131
01:26:44,316 --> 01:26:47,996
The crochet kind of loses its power

1132
01:26:47,996 --> 01:26:49,196
in a lot of degrees.

1133
01:26:49,456 --> 01:26:50,396
But yeah, anyways,

1134
01:26:51,056 --> 01:26:53,476
if Mr. Han will want to do something productive,

1135
01:26:53,576 --> 01:26:54,736
he can start a Bitcoin podcast

1136
01:26:54,736 --> 01:26:58,076
or at least he could have some respect

1137
01:26:58,076 --> 01:26:59,516
for the people that are actually

1138
01:26:59,516 --> 01:27:01,936
doing productive things with their time.

1139
01:27:04,516 --> 01:27:08,756
The next one is 100 saps and BTC on board.

1140
01:27:08,756 --> 01:27:10,916
that pops up psychosis is unconsciously

1141
01:27:10,916 --> 01:27:12,616
holding so many back from achieving

1142
01:27:12,616 --> 01:27:14,356
their potential. Sad.

1143
01:27:15,676 --> 01:27:16,596
I agree. It's not too

1144
01:27:16,596 --> 01:27:18,736
that's a good way to put it.

1145
01:27:18,976 --> 01:27:20,716
Hell yeah. Well, that's the boost

1146
01:27:20,716 --> 01:27:21,536
for this episode.

1147
01:27:23,016 --> 01:27:24,156
We got a new

1148
01:27:24,156 --> 01:27:26,556
got a couple new

1149
01:27:26,556 --> 01:27:28,336
subscribers.

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Want to shout out

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01:27:30,776 --> 01:27:32,636
these guys. Avi, Open

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01:27:32,636 --> 01:27:34,536
Mike, Shadrack, Turkey, Late Stage

1153
01:27:34,536 --> 01:27:36,336
Hoddle, Sean, Southside Dave,

1154
01:27:36,476 --> 01:27:37,556
Fundamental, Sasha,

1155
01:27:37,556 --> 01:27:39,656
Sasha Hodder

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01:27:39,656 --> 01:27:41,916
Rob Hamilton and

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01:27:41,916 --> 01:27:43,236
Silas

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01:27:43,236 --> 01:27:44,696
Thornbrook

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01:27:44,696 --> 01:27:48,116
Appreciate you guys we're getting some

1160
01:27:48,116 --> 01:27:52,316
We're trying to be just put out

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01:27:52,316 --> 01:27:53,076
More

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01:27:53,076 --> 01:27:55,416
Paid content

1163
01:27:55,416 --> 01:28:00,196
Heard some really good feedback about

1164
01:28:00,196 --> 01:28:01,896
Your episode with Mars

1165
01:28:01,896 --> 01:28:05,976
I think some people got a little bit

1166
01:28:05,976 --> 01:28:07,116
Triggered by the

1167
01:28:07,116 --> 01:28:09,776
the Crater intro and the Goomba episode.

1168
01:28:11,896 --> 01:28:13,736
Yeah, I think you'll definitely

1169
01:28:13,736 --> 01:28:14,836
check out those two.

1170
01:28:15,476 --> 01:28:17,576
Me and Mars is a

1171
01:28:17,576 --> 01:28:19,656
clinic

1172
01:28:19,656 --> 01:28:20,796
on group chats.

1173
01:28:21,276 --> 01:28:23,736
If you're interested in group chats, check that one out.

1174
01:28:23,736 --> 01:28:24,916
I put out a rant.

1175
01:28:25,196 --> 01:28:27,256
I was feeling really, really good

1176
01:28:27,256 --> 01:28:29,336
when I finished that

1177
01:28:29,336 --> 01:28:30,976
Doomsday's DJ song.

1178
01:28:32,076 --> 01:28:33,416
I ran about the end of the world.

1179
01:28:33,416 --> 01:28:38,256
we got the Rod Palmer job interview out there

1180
01:28:38,256 --> 01:28:42,356
I did an early release of my electronic album

1181
01:28:42,356 --> 01:28:46,156
but that doesn't matter now because out there we've got

1182
01:28:46,156 --> 01:28:50,096
let me know guys if you would like to see early releases

1183
01:28:50,096 --> 01:28:53,296
of songs that we think are bangers

1184
01:28:53,296 --> 01:28:57,536
unfounded if that's something you're interested in let us know

1185
01:28:57,536 --> 01:29:01,476
and I could do that more consistently but if you don't care

1186
01:29:01,476 --> 01:29:04,256
we'll focus on other things

1187
01:29:04,256 --> 01:29:04,816
but

1188
01:29:04,816 --> 01:29:08,316
yeah you got any closing thoughts

1189
01:29:08,316 --> 01:29:10,196
before we wrap this one up Ron

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01:29:10,196 --> 01:29:10,676
just

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01:29:10,676 --> 01:29:14,196
just remember you can't reason with pub slop

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01:29:14,196 --> 01:29:16,316
I want to thank you guys for listening

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01:29:16,316 --> 01:29:17,436
to this additional

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01:29:17,436 --> 01:29:19,396
edition of the Beagle Weekly

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01:29:19,396 --> 01:29:22,396
it's the fourth turn in

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01:29:22,396 --> 01:29:25,996
things are going to be tough

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01:29:25,996 --> 01:29:28,356
find somebody you love

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01:29:28,356 --> 01:29:30,236
and just give them a hug

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01:29:30,236 --> 01:29:37,376
look them in the eyes let them know how much you appreciate them and like really be genuine about

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01:29:37,376 --> 01:29:42,416
take a moment before you go and do this and like gather yourself for a minute get emotional

1201
01:29:42,416 --> 01:29:49,436
get emotional about how much you appreciate this person go look them in the eyes and really let

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01:29:49,436 --> 01:29:56,076
them know but only do that with somebody that's worth the time if they suck don't don't don't

1203
01:29:56,076 --> 01:30:01,216
fucking pretend but yeah find somebody you love give them a hug let them know you appreciate them

1204
01:30:01,216 --> 01:30:09,736
because uh we're gonna need a lot of hugs it's the fourth turning hard times make hard men doesn't

1205
01:30:09,736 --> 01:30:16,396
mean hard man don't need hugs too but folks we'll catch you on the next episode next week

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01:30:16,396 --> 01:30:22,016
a man stands silently looking across the rolling plains

1207
01:30:22,016 --> 01:30:26,636
The storm clouds are rolling in the wilderness

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01:30:26,636 --> 01:30:28,256
Is his domain

1209
01:30:28,256 --> 01:30:31,936
He'd rather risk danger

1210
01:30:31,936 --> 01:30:34,616
Than be trapped in a routine

1211
01:30:34,616 --> 01:30:38,396
His freedom is more valuable

1212
01:30:38,396 --> 01:30:40,896
Than being part of the machine

1213
01:30:40,896 --> 01:30:45,936
He set off to the unknown

1214
01:30:45,936 --> 01:30:48,936
Because he had to find his way

1215
01:30:48,936 --> 01:30:55,396
The expectations of others was making his heart decay

1216
01:30:55,396 --> 01:31:01,836
The echoes of the past remind him why he made his choice

1217
01:31:01,836 --> 01:31:08,196
If you let others speak for you, you will never have a voice

1218
01:31:08,196 --> 01:31:14,536
The storm clouds are rolling in, and danger is near

1219
01:31:14,536 --> 01:31:20,996
But the pioneer chooses to embark out on the frontier

1220
01:31:20,996 --> 01:31:27,456
Some want safety, but he won't live in chains

1221
01:31:27,456 --> 01:31:33,976
He's burned all the bridges, no compromise remains

1222
01:31:44,536 --> 01:31:51,356
Death is round the corner

1223
01:31:51,356 --> 01:31:54,316
But for him it's not today

1224
01:31:54,316 --> 01:31:57,896
The struggle brings him purpose

1225
01:31:57,896 --> 01:32:00,876
He won't be led astray

1226
01:32:00,876 --> 01:32:04,136
His path is uncharted

1227
01:32:04,136 --> 01:32:07,156
Because he holds the pen

1228
01:32:07,156 --> 01:32:10,676
Writing his own story

1229
01:32:10,676 --> 01:32:13,276
His destiny is his friend

1230
01:32:13,276 --> 01:32:21,176
He set off to the unknown because he had to find his way

1231
01:32:21,176 --> 01:32:27,576
The expectations of others was making his heart decay

1232
01:32:27,576 --> 01:32:34,176
A man with a vision doesn't fixate on the past

1233
01:32:34,176 --> 01:32:40,476
He enjoys every moment knowing that it won't last

1234
01:32:40,476 --> 01:32:46,716
As the storm clouds are rolling in, and danger is near

1235
01:32:46,716 --> 01:32:53,156
But the pioneer chooses to embark on the frontier

1236
01:32:53,156 --> 01:32:59,596
Some want safety, but he won't live in chains

1237
01:32:59,596 --> 01:33:08,636
He's burned the bridges, it's true we remember his name

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01:33:10,476 --> 01:33:40,456
Thank you.