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Thank you, ladies and gentlemen. Thank you and welcome to my incredible new show,

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Timmy Tether tonight. I'm your host, Timmy Tether. Let me just start out by saying how

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happy I am to be back in the studio and most importantly, back on Bitcoin Podcasts. I can

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only hope you missed me as much as I've missed you. Summer's almost over and what a summer it's

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been they're calling it paper bitcoin summer that's right the summer has been all about bitcoin

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treasury companies and bitcoin podcasters paper bitcoin summer sounds great for podcasters and

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suit coiners but if you ask me buying paper bitcoin sounds like something for guys with

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wives who have boyfriends speaking of summer ending that means it's parents favorite time

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of the year that's right it's back to school season el salvador just announced the popular

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haircut called the Edgar is banned in public schools beginning this school year.

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For those of you who are unaware, the Edgar is the broccoli haircut for Zoomers in the global south.

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El Salvador's president posted on social media and said with Zoomers in the country all going

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back to school that they will have plenty of open space in their prisons in case President

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Donald Trump needs to ship America's rowdy broccoli haircut Zoomers out of the country

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to teach them a lesson.

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Finally, has everyone heard about this mysterious cobbler?

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David Bailey is apparently spending a cool quarter million of investor cash on

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for his new paper Bitcoin podcast team.

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Apparently, the new public company, Nakamoto, hired a full-time private cobbler

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for one of the company's vice presidents, Wright, Stephen Lubka.

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Lubka is famous for walking more than Moses in the wilderness

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after being denied entry into the promised land.

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We don't know much about this Nakamoto cobbler just yet,

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But if he's working on Lubka's shoes, I hope he's a Jewish cobbler because I hear those are the best cobblers.

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All right.

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We've got a fantastic Bitcoin podcast for you coming up next.

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So stay tuned.

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You don't want to miss it.

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I'm Timmy Tether.

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Thank you for tuning in to Timmy Tether tonight.

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We'll see you again very soon.

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September is coming folks.

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The money printer is coming.

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Jerome Powell is about to inject so much liquidity

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into the money system.

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Bitcoin is going to be ripping.

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You guys that think that this dip isn't a buying opportunity,

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that we're not ripping to the moon,

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that paper Bitcoin summer isn't going to turn into paper Bitcoin fall,

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are just naive.

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And this is one of the consequences of not listening to enough Bitcoin podcasts.

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is naivety and bearishness.

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The whole world will be Bitcoin podcast listeners eventually.

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It's not time to be bearish.

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I'm seeing this really, really strange behavior right now.

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Every bull market up until this point,

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Bitcoiners universally had a good time.

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Unless you were getting arrested by the feds

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thrown in a prison you're having a good time in the bull market but this bull market

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people are grouchy they're treating it like it's a bear market they accept the only difference

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between this and other bear markets they're they're getting the fighting part down as yellow

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says there's there's things that you do in a bear market you build and you fight what's the third one

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podcast well i don't know if yellow said podcast i mean that's that's probably

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i mean i think that's that's sound advice but yeah you uh maybe mean but people are not building

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some people are building but the grouchiest people amongst us are not building right now

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they're not podcasting mr hoddle for example he's going on twitter spaces he's arguing with tomer

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about nothing.

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Neither of them understand

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what they're arguing about.

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And he's fading Bitcoin podcast.

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Planet Earth's fading Bitcoin podcast.

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He's not building anything.

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Mr. Hottle's stoned all the time too.

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It's, I mean, every morning

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you get up and you're on your way to work

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and you have to listen to Tomer and Mr.

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Hottle stoned out of their

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goddamn minds at nine o'clock in the morning

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because they're whales they've been in bitcoin forever uh they are just sitting around

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waiting for another bitcoin podcast to come out waiting for another spaces to start waiting for

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another drama like my everybody i'm just letting these like you know dieter he's another one just

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sits by his pool all day getting stoned um and he's just they're grumpy and but we're not

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you keep talking about you kind of talk about this low mood but that's what i've been talking

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about all summer it's paper bitcoin summer if the all the all the good times all the parties

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all the optimism it went off chain and now it is in bitcoin mean stocks it's a paper bitcoin

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because it's just more fun there's less responsibility and the people who have been

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in here for a few cycles um who are not in paper bitcoin who might be just retired you know whatever

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um if you're not happy it means that you haven't taken sovereign control over your life and built

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like the bitcoin todd test lifestyle uh that you kind of dreamed of but you were so excited about

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in your first cycle um but that's that you know don't don't try to bring down the people who uh

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the people who have taken charge and are doing what they're proud of

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it's not just uh paper bitcoin though it's it's things like the mesh del as well there's a lot of

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people that are are having a really good time but it's just not the general uh twitter population of

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grumpy arguers and

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reply guys.

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are always looking for something to be

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grumpy about. Right. It's like

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you got your lim-tard

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they got Trump's deranged in its syndrome

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and they're just so grumpy about Trump

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and it's all they want to talk about at the barbecue summer they don't even want to go to

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fourth of july and see fireworks because trump makes them grumpy and then you got like like the

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dude like your your college cousin who is failing out of gender studies class and at university and

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everything's the jews fault it's all israel's fault they're out there all these protests and

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they got trump derangement syndrome they got uh israel derangement syndrome and you know they're

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It's just, no matter how great things are, they're still growing.

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Like people, all-time highs.

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I mean, we had the fit today, but the all-time high was like a week ago.

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Paper Bitcoin summary is holding the line.

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And they want to be grumpy about something.

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They got spam deranged.

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And that's like, how can I be bullish when at any moment somebody might,

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They're not even getting spam, but at any moment, there might be spam.

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Some people don't want to die for Israel.

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It's like this hill they're drawing.

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They have so many other problems.

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There's just so many other things to be positive about.

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And stop looking for reasons to be grumpy.

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Because you'll find them if you look.

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yeah i think we need to recalibrate where the grumpiness is being directed at and one of the

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logical places directed at is fiat money and fiat authority this is this is the things that

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that a lot of bitcoiners from different perspectives and

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and value sets have come together in the past is is realizing that it's it's those things instead

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of the jews or you know because there's some pretty gnarly jews out there uh a gnarly jew got

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interviewed or at least the transcripts and and did you listen to the glane maxwell fed podcast at

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i didn't listen to it but i saw some uh pretty controversial have lines i i listened to a little

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bit she doesn't have the best podcasting voice she's got one of those stupid british accents

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and she didn't really say anything that interesting she said a lot of stuff that

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sounded like she was trying to get a pardon and i think it would be fair to

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say that none of the information that she presented was admissible because she was

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so but yeah i mean there's some gnarly jews out there uh which i think you have to you know

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admit but there's some pretty good Jews out there too and there there's there's tons of things to be

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grumpy about but it's just you have a finite amount of grumpiness so just choose carefully

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where to direct it at and just ask yourself before you

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get too grumpy and you you act out based on that grumpiness ask yourself what are the consequences

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are is it a good use of resources or could it be directed towards something else because

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there's people like you look at you look at carl for example carl is grumpy but he's directing

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at his grumpiness he posted a really good and interesting vlog on nostor of his homestead like

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that's how he's channeling his grumpiness is he's feeding his chickens

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and is that a good use of grumpiness or compared to what pletitor is doing

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which is going after simply bitcoin and btc sessions for sharing the same reflinks what's

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a better productive use of your time should you be spending time on twitter arguing or should you

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be podcasting should you be trying to cancel rob and becca for laughing or not becca wasn't even

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laughing becca has no idea what's going on but should you be canceling them or should you be

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building something and trying to cancel

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central banky cartel.

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I'll leave it up to you. Just think about it.

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Think about it a little bit.

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I don't want to tell you how to be grumpy

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or what to do with your time.

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the podcast regimen the algorithm the the so the part of the social graph of bitcoin's social uh

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you know gossip network where do you fall on that because it's similar to you like right now

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it's like a it's low consensus right but there's a lot of disagreement about uh bitcoin policy

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uh node policy uh political policy in the uh you know the broader uh culture uh you've got

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disagreements internationally there's war it is not a time of high consensus and as a time and

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it's hard to know what perspective uh or what side you know or what to think or

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what is most beneficial to um to kind of pattern and trying to try to model and what to think about

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how to learn and how to process things uh similar to like you know education it we used to have

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these institutions and people are now paying a lot of money to go to these prestigious institutions

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they are expecting them to to teach them skills and help them navigate reality um you know that

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you think they're gonna learn how to code or think you learn engineering learn all learn the stem

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and they get there and it's just like this divisive pseudo science uh and it just boil it

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it just it gets into like just pure nonsense and zealotry and uh charlatans the professors

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or charlatans and it's no different in bitcoin i mean the bitcoin's university you have professors

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like matthew kratk people sign up for bitcoin university thinking that they were going to learn

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how to use a hardware wallet and they were learning the difference between uh uh bitcoin's

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original signatures team and store signatures and they thought they were going to learn about

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how ordinals work and how to run their notes and instead they're just constantly hit with um

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these religious battles

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for Bitcoin and who should

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be called retarded and who is a

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badass it's like

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so you've got to be cognizant of what

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because if you're not

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listening to 40 hours

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and gaining new perspectives

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and learning about things that

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help you improve and grow in life

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and you're just bickering

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and listening to divisive stuff,

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that might make you grumpy too.

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You don't want to,

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what you consume is how you might ultimately

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I think it's worth consuming a lot of the content,

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but like the reason for 40 hours

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necessary to be understand to be able to understand the content that you're consuming like

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it's you need to broaden your horizons you need to hear a lot of different opinions about things

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you need to actually uh research things and and verify things to inform your opinion on it so that

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you realize when you're listening to matthew cratter that he's just a grumpy gay fat and

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he's funny he was

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insinuating that I was a bad actor

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because I was on stage

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listening to Portland HODL

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it's funny to listen to those guys

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it's pure entertainment but you know

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you're hearing

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what a lot of people are thinking

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and hearing their perspective

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which I think is

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in of itself to get that i'm never going to tell anybody to never listen to anybody's bitcoin

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podcast and that it's uh i would say you just but you have a scarce a limited amount of time

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and it's being careful and deliberate about the podcast that uh can spit fill your 40 hours

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and being intentional about how you construct your schedule is important but you made it you

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brought up a good point um which made me think it's sometimes you do need to understand the

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context and we need like a bitcoin rating like you know on tv comes up and says this is tv general

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audience this is tv you know 13 and up this is for mature audiences only we need something like

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that for bitcoin podcasts every podcast that comes out it's like hey is this uh am i

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qualified to listen to this podcast and gain um the wreck with you know or is is it just

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gonna make me grumpy or is it just gonna make me anxious or is it just gonna make me uh feel like i have to you know buy a new expensive product but i don need to

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absolutely absolutely how would you how would you how would you structure such a rating scale like

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what like think uh simply bitcoin like versus matthew kratzer or versus uh you know bitcoin

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octech or versus the view like how would you rank those or how would you rate those

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for a broader audience if you've never listened to a bitcoin podcast before and you come across

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like what ranking should people be going for well i think the the most dangerous content to listen to

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is the content that is geared towards the plebs so what is presented as the most watered down

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simple explanation of bitcoin oftentimes is the most dangerous one for people with low context to

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listen to uh i think a lot of us started out with what bitcoin did in the pump podcast like those were

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our first podcast that's they they they cast the broadest net uh so i i think probably the

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the best podcast to start with which are oftentimes hardest for the new participants to understand and

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get into because they're like you know bitcoin podcasting is kind of like uh taste in the sense

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of like you know if you're hooked on sugar you're gonna crave sugar and things that are sugary are

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the best tasting things and like when individuals come into the bitcoin podcasting ecosystem for the

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first time their taste is miscalibrated they're just used to consuming junk so they're going to

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crave the junk and the stuff of higher quality isn't going to taste good but once you like detox

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off the sugar and you start eating healthier you're going to crave healthy food and the

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The junk just seems so much less attractive to you anymore.

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Uh, but that's the key is like, you don't get to a healthier lifestyle unless you start

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eating healthier.

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So you have to start out eating food that you're not, you might not find as a tasty

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to recalibrate your taste.

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So I, I, I think the intellectual silk road and what we're building here is in this ecosystem,

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in this network is one of the best places to to start and is the safest content but it's also

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like the bugle you know we've often said i think you you came up with this rod is like this is the

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podcast for the 40 hours per week listener a lot of people don't understand the context of what

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we're talking about unless they first listen to 40 hours so this is definitely not a beginner's

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podcast this would be i i think you'd probably do the scale based on

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like one to 40 you know what i mean depending on like how many context hours you need

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and so we would probably be in a similar category according to your rating scale as far as

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a lot of the pleb podcasts are as far as the context needed like you you need a lot of contacts

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listening to the pleb podcasts that are showing you all these products as you do to just understand

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the basics of what we're talking about i think like the safest ones probably to start with is uh

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go listen to stuff that like pleb chain's doing and the stuff that uh ungovernable misfits is doing

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those are because you're going to get a lot of you know good information from them

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yeah i think uh honestly where i'm most concerned well not most concerned about but i think it's

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important is we need to have labels like not nsff not safe for feds because there's a lot of

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bitcoin podcasts that are not safe for feds it's going to be very offensive to them they're going

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to be very um likely to have an emotional reactionary response to what people are talking

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about and what they're saying and a fence shouldn't you know if you mention the government

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like the you know the nsa and the cia their policy dictates that they have to listen so it's like

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that it's an easy way to get listeners right we've joked about that before if you mention the cia or

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the nsa or massad they have to listen to your podcast to trigger something in the palantir

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systems um but also it's sometimes feds get orange belt too and if you go in straight

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hearing you know people talking about it like maybe they need more fed friendly content uh

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which is a lot of the podcast stuff yeah yeah podcast content almost universally is safe for

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feds that's a that's a good point i thought somebody was telling me that we should uh put

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labels or disclaimers on our podcast at the beginning i've done this before but it's not

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safe for feds yeah there's a use of war in people that uh were non-compliant they might uh

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might be offended by some of the content we were sponsored by pod comp

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um i think a lot of people appreciated that maybe we should bring that back uh

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yeah you know feds get offended by a lot of things they're they're typically pretty immature

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they don't understand nuance all right matthew cratter's doing a good job of uh kind of uh

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or what he's doing essentially is he's curating the the not safer feds comp content so if you

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like there's a reason to listen to matthew cratter is if you want to understand all the

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content that you could listen to that's not safe for feds like he's he's documenting it for sure

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yeah so it's uh you know some people he kind of cuts it all up so it's like you don't want to

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dive into the not safe for fed stuff maybe you don't want to get in trouble at work on your

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computer maybe you just don't uh you can't get past the filters you can get kind of a

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digest almost like a christian perspective on mtv i think my youth pastor used to have her it's

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it's filtered for you through that this is not safe for fed content filtered by of you know some

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of you were used to work for not palantir but uh peter teal uh which is which is matthew cratter

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um speaking of you know it's easily offended it an unrelated you know easily offended group is

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uh not it's like they i mean it's we're ignoring the elephant in the room if we don't bring up this

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topic the knots the nazis versus the cornyness this battle is we got it would go away it's hotter

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than ever shinobi was tweeting and arguing and calling people retarded on spaces and threads and

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on twitter all weekend um people were plants their their comcast nodes were uh

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in Chattery I mean from your perspective what's going on this weekend and and what's going on with

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this this Nazi communist flare-up yeah I was actually in the I happen to be in the Twitter

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space so I don't go on Twitter spaces very often because I'm too busy doing productive things like

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podcasting but for whatever reason last week I felt like being in Twitter spaces I so happen to

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be in the infamous one that everybody's arguing about uh which you know the framing of it's

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really interesting so portland hodl came into the twitter space to explain that he had found an

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exploit in knots nodes uh and then he what he was doing was he's presenting his pr so one of the

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things that portland huddle really wants to do is he wants to be a knots developer so he submitted a

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pr to the knots github repository and he was explaining it to a bunch of the core menace

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including shinobi and you know rob hamilton and and so you know the knots people they they have

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this problem which is they don't believe in a world of nuance and they don't do any research

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and they oftentimes just kind of get sucked into uh clickbaity things and just settle for

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you know simple understandings or simple explanations of complicated topics uh

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and i think the the news is that portland huddle knots now has uh two developers

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uh the way that the the story unfortunately has been spun is that uh portland huddle is

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a bad actor uh so they're literally attacking their own developers essentially trying to make

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their their node implementation better like that's that's really the story of what's going on here

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so it's a case of um the the you know that there's this meme that the the right-wing culture warriors

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had which is that the left always eats itself and it seems like the the nazis are suffering from

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the same exact problem which is the nazis are are eating themselves that seems to be the story

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this is the end this is this goes back to the lessons we learned 80 years ago in world war ii

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the nazis different type of nazis back then but they were obsessed with purity

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adolf hitler the aryan brother like they were just obsessed with purity they had jewish derangement

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syndrome they refuse they just want this group a tighter and tighter extremist clique of people

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who they thought they were better than everybody else um and the nazis today it's they are running

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the same risk of like this uh what's the when you when you fast people who like to fast they

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go into uh that stage where your tissues start to autophagy they start to consume themselves

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and that's healthy in small doses but eventually if you don't eat you would starve that your body

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would eat itself you would starve and die the same thing that happens with group chats with

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bitcoin bot get with communities with these uh you know fringe node elements they're so they have

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spam derangement syndrome and they're obsessed with purity tests but nobody who knows how to code

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um passes their purity test none of the core devs pass their purity tests other than luke

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um none of the nobody else who understands and has taken a javascript boot camp or

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you know tried to learn python online on a tutorial maybe he's watched something for

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BTC sessions and got it in their recommendations.

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None of those April,

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um,

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passed the knots purity test.

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Um,

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so they,

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they reject it.

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And they,

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if you,

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if you want to be a successful movement,

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if you want people to understand your point,

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like you can't be so exclusive and you,

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you have to understand that you have to get,

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until you're independent,

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you need help from dads.

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You need to help from people who know how to cope.

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You need to have a more diverse, you know, poll request developer repository.

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Totally.

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Yeah, I mean, they in many ways are following the Nazi playbook, which is you find a scapegoat to attack and then you have a savior from the scapegoat.

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so annaf hitler was the scapegoat or sorry the the savior from the scapegoat the jews and

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the gps yeah the scapegoat in this situation is yeah the gay people in the gypsy i you can't just

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focus on uh that's a poor representation of history when you talk about just the jews uh

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it's a problem with the jews controlling all the history textbooks is they they get a little bit

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overzealous with uh representation of themselves but uh you've got the

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in this case it's the core devs which are the scapegoat

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the the purity problems with them is that they're having sex

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nazis feel like devs you know if you read jimmy song's book programming bitcoin

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you should still be able to have sex like that shouldn't be the line where the purity test is

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drawn in my opinion there there there's reasonable expectations on how people should be having sex

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mainly around the fact that it should be consensual and not with children i think

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many many of these people that are lobbying these purity tests at core developers do not

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share the same standards for their their ruling class which many of them voted for

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in the last selection which is it's strange to me uh but yeah it's it's it's interesting i i

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thought the corminess officially defeated the nazis but it seems like the nazis are

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they're continuing to hang on and and fight this this war and yeah they just didn't realize they've

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lost yet and a lot of the core devs they they've been reaching out all the branches they've been

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trying to like like portland huddle they identified exploits vulnerabilities uh they've they've

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patched them in core um or they found them you know was uh alone in knots and tried to patch

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them for knots in the knots you know they just don't they don't accept help um i think that

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it's it's okay to ask for help and it's it doesn't spam spam derangiveness syndrome is just is just

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causing a grumpiness that in a in a retreat than it is it's not maybe your node has more resources

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but you have isolated yourself and you're causing potential vulnerabilities for your node as well

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yeah i i think that's about it on uh the whole corminus versus nas debate is that

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that's all we got to talk about it but you know one of the things i'm interested in this week so

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you know in the the world of politics political definitions are constantly changing uh donald

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trump in many ways is like a 90s democrat and he is being labeled as far right

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i think the thing i keep on posting about is that donald trump

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appears to be trying to to look at or make obama look like a libertarian

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do you think it'd be fair you know with the way that the the political overton window

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has shifted what's acceptable today in regards to surveillance and and just general overt coercion

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is obama technically a libertarian now when you look at him historically with what donald trump

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is doing uh it's hard to say that the guy the first guy to drone strike an american zoomer

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um is a libertarian i i it's i see the point that you're making at the scale and the magnitude

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of uh the violation of a non-aggression principle by by donald trump but it's you know first guided

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drone strike it's drones it's that's going to be the big problem right like how many people are

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going to get killed by drones in the next 50 years the next 100 years hard to call a guy to kick that

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off a libertarian yeah yeah i mean one of the one of the hard parts about calling obama libertarian

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is that he actually won an election so that in and of itself is two two elections that's

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two to us the amount of elections of libertarians have won well he he won he won a bunch more than

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that or he won some before that because he was a senator too i don't remember how many senate

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terms he had but yeah he uh i i'm just talking about the general framing if a libertarian ever

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actually got elected hypothetically i think they would be drone bombing as well it's uh they like

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this posture this is the thing about you know if you never win then you have perfect purity because everything that you believe and say that you would do is theoretical instead of actual Right right It similar

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I mean, I don't want to bring it back to what we were just talking about.

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But if you know what I'm talking about, if it's more important to you to be pure and be able to say, I told you so, and be able to look back and say, well, I had the right opinion back then.

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um you know your way you're giving up is actually doing something about anything and and you know

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furthering your own self-interest be being an independent individual who

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leaves his model if you don't care about that and you just want to be able to you know say i told you

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So that's the only reason that that's what would,

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that's why I would be a libertarian,

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but that's about it.

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Yeah.

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I mean,

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you know,

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there's,

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there's lots of ways to waste time.

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You can watch sports ball.

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You can listen to Fiat podcasts like Lex Friedman.

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You can watch bad movies that aren't produced by Jews.

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Well,

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I think,

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I think libertarian is a great,

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I think if you're a libertard and you don't want to be a libertard anymore,

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I think instead of, if you're a libertarian, you can't go into the MAGA.

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You can't just become MAGA.

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You've got to ease your way in.

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And I think if you think about it from the standpoint, instead of getting super angry and screaming and having a meltdown every time you see a cop arrest a black person or you see an ICE agent round up an immigrant, you can be libertarian and you can just say,

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well, if everybody even believed where I believed, this wouldn't even be illegal.

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So don't get mad at me about this.

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Or if it's asking me, there would be no borders.

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So don't get mad at me for this ICE raid.

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It just gives you that ability to kind of feel like none of this is my fault.

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None of the problems in my community are my fault.

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Because if I was in charge, none of this would be a problem.

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Well, there would still be a lot of problems.

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you never mind you get what i'm saying right yeah well there's no utopian reality ever

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i think is the the important lesson to take away if everybody followed if everybody followed your

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purity test the world wouldn't be perfect yeah bitcoin bitcoin would not suddenly be

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perfect scale like it wouldn't be everything everybody wants it to be just because everybody

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ran knots and every and all the spam got filtered um and he should be a young i mean it's it's not

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everything would be better if the government just opened grocery stores uh instead of letting you

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know hyvee or fucking publics or meyer wherever your region it's sometimes you're gonna have to

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go to a grocery store that you you don't like sometimes you're gonna have to deal with these

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kind of things um the world's not gonna pass your purity test absolutely i've been hanging out on

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a nostril a lot more i've been enjoying this have you done any vlogs yet i haven't done any vlogs

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yet i was complaining about this today actually is you you check the notification tabs on primal

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and it'll have you thinking you've gone viral right and then you go and look at the post you

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got like three likes and a zap um and the ux here is is very misleading i'm i log in thinking i'm

437
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like the most popular guy in austro it turns out like it's just the same two people uh you know

438
00:40:30,536 --> 00:40:36,336
like it like in my memes which i appreciate those people but it's it's i wish there was more i wish

439
00:40:36,336 --> 00:40:42,056
there was more interaction yeah i think you have to try harder on uh noster i've been getting a

440
00:40:42,056 --> 00:40:49,236
decent amount of engagement the the interesting thing i i've been using primal in you know some

441
00:40:49,236 --> 00:40:54,136
of my posts will get a bunch of reactions but i don't think primal shows it i think like if you

442
00:40:54,136 --> 00:41:01,116
use like amethyst or other things you can do like smiley face reactions but they don't count as likes

443
00:41:01,116 --> 00:41:08,656
i've been i've been confused by the the mechanics of how this app works but i've been i've been

444
00:41:08,656 --> 00:41:15,436
enjoyed it i've got a sometimes i get more engagement on nostr than i do on twitter which

445
00:41:15,436 --> 00:41:23,516
has been fun but i've also been putting a lot more effort i've been vlogging pretty hard

446
00:41:23,516 --> 00:41:30,996
i was inspired by marty bett i've been trying to peer pressure marty into getting better shoes

447
00:41:30,996 --> 00:41:38,736
and uh you know one of one of the big memes or or things that you know you really shed light on

448
00:41:38,736 --> 00:41:45,376
this week is uh nakamoto's cobbler was that last week i guess it's the last two weeks but uh

449
00:41:45,376 --> 00:41:53,096
1031 needs a cobbler like desperately like marty needs better shoes he's walking around trying to

450
00:41:53,096 --> 00:41:59,976
represent bitcoin he's got shitty shoes on i don't know how anybody any respectable person

451
00:41:59,976 --> 00:42:05,836
like sure marty you've been podcasting a long time you got one of the biggest bitcoin podcasts

452
00:42:05,836 --> 00:42:18,176
in the world the the plabs aren't as critical on your shoe attire as the people that like actually

453
00:42:18,176 --> 00:42:28,976
pull power in the world and it's time to grow up be a little bit more pro professional and not wear

454
00:42:28,976 --> 00:42:30,056
lame shoes.

455
00:42:32,876 --> 00:42:35,056
Ever wish your portfolio was as

456
00:42:35,056 --> 00:42:36,296
polished as your shoes?

457
00:42:37,096 --> 00:42:39,096
At Signal and Shine, we do

458
00:42:39,096 --> 00:42:41,036
both. You bring the scuffs,

459
00:42:41,456 --> 00:42:42,676
we bring the podcasts.

460
00:42:44,456 --> 00:42:45,096
Sir,

461
00:42:45,196 --> 00:42:46,556
those are bullish brogues.

462
00:42:47,196 --> 00:42:48,976
And that's why minor incentives are just game

463
00:42:48,976 --> 00:42:51,256
theory and leather. At Signal and Shine,

464
00:42:51,496 --> 00:42:52,996
our mobile shine carts

465
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roll right to your curb, conference

466
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line, or coffee queue.

467
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We buff Oxfords while you mainline Alpha from the world's finest Bitcoin podcasts.

468
00:43:04,216 --> 00:43:10,676
No small talk, no awkward eye contact, just proof of work on your wingtips.

469
00:43:11,216 --> 00:43:14,716
Wow, my cap table's messy, but my cap toe's immaculate.

470
00:43:16,436 --> 00:43:18,396
Choose your listening lane.

471
00:43:18,856 --> 00:43:24,096
There's Maxi Mode, an hour-long deep dive while we mirror finish your monk straps.

472
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Flash node, a 7-minute shine and a hot take on fee markets, and privacy polish.

473
00:43:31,096 --> 00:43:34,096
We nod silently and never ask your name.

474
00:43:34,096 --> 00:43:36,096
Or your shoe size.

475
00:43:36,096 --> 00:43:39,096
We don't do KYC, but we do do TLC.

476
00:43:44,096 --> 00:43:50,096
Download the Signal & Shine app, tap Summon a Shiner, and we'll find you by the nearest coffee smell.

477
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First-time customers get a free dust attack removal on your leather, not your UTXOs.

478
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Signal and Shine will sharpen your shoes while you sharpen your mind.

479
00:44:05,376 --> 00:44:08,356
Book now. Walk smarter. Shine harder.

480
00:44:09,016 --> 00:44:16,716
Yeah, it's, you know, he's kind of had a rough summer.

481
00:44:16,716 --> 00:44:23,656
dennis porter has but you still see him he's still wearing a suit in dennis porter

482
00:44:23,656 --> 00:44:29,996
as a cobbler i think it's pretty obvious it's just sad to me that we have to keep drilling home

483
00:44:29,996 --> 00:44:38,196
that every every bitcoin podcaster should take themselves as seriously as does porter takes

484
00:44:38,196 --> 00:44:45,636
himself because we're important we are changing we're impacting the world we are broadcasting

485
00:44:45,636 --> 00:44:52,456
signal and we are most importantly uh helping contribute to ngu and the bitcoin price uh

486
00:44:52,456 --> 00:44:58,816
and hyper bitcoinization so just when you get to this level everything matters it's the deep

487
00:44:58,816 --> 00:45:05,996
little details and i think that it's long pat bitcoin podcasters need cobblers i just got the

488
00:45:05,996 --> 00:45:13,896
coolest twitter ad for carhartt you know carhartt's making sweatshirts yeah carhartt's got all kinds

489
00:45:13,896 --> 00:45:22,176
of creek here carhartt is pioneer attire it's not as good as it used to be unfortunately carhartt is

490
00:45:22,176 --> 00:45:30,536
facing a drop in quality i think that's been one of the

491
00:45:31,376 --> 00:45:35,316
biggest bummers about carhartt but yeah they make some pretty cool

492
00:45:35,316 --> 00:45:39,196
stuff still i would say oh yeah

493
00:45:39,196 --> 00:45:46,856
the pioneers like their car hard gear that's for sure as they should well

494
00:45:46,856 --> 00:45:58,076
bitcoin's dipping it pumped on the the news that pal was going to start printing theoretically

495
00:45:58,076 --> 00:46:05,836
then it dipped this weekend we'll see if it keeps on dipping a lot of a lot of people are being

496
00:46:05,836 --> 00:46:14,456
super gay and bearish saying that bitcoin topped for this cycle i see it as a great dip by an

497
00:46:14,456 --> 00:46:21,216
opportunity all this goes back to what you're talking about uh it's a bull market bitcoin

498
00:46:21,216 --> 00:46:27,316
dips in bull market bitcoin has plenty of dips in bull markets uh what's it gone down like a couple

499
00:46:27,316 --> 00:46:35,816
come on like bitcoin gets 20 30 percent in bull markets everybody's gotten their knickers and

500
00:46:35,816 --> 00:46:42,396
knots over a you know four percent that calm down like give me a break you act like you've been

501
00:46:42,396 --> 00:46:50,996
there before a pioneer doesn't get uh doesn't piss his car heart uh you know pants just because

502
00:46:50,996 --> 00:46:58,116
uh you know but whether a winter storm is coming no you act like you've been there before this is

503
00:46:58,116 --> 00:47:05,516
what this is what you signed up for you signed up for volatility um so quit getting getting worried

504
00:47:05,516 --> 00:47:17,416
about it before it even actually manifests 100 well you got any other topics before we go over

505
00:47:17,416 --> 00:47:24,336
to the fountain booth no i think uh i think we covered a lot in a little in a short amount of

506
00:47:24,336 --> 00:47:31,416
time this week yeah before we go into the fountain booth i do want to shout out our uh

507
00:47:31,416 --> 00:47:35,856
our subscribers to our paid content.

508
00:47:36,036 --> 00:47:36,716
So we got some,

509
00:47:36,936 --> 00:47:42,016
we got some interviews coming out this week that I should have published at

510
00:47:42,016 --> 00:47:42,396
some point.

511
00:47:42,476 --> 00:47:44,736
We got Rod Palmer's a job interview.

512
00:47:44,736 --> 00:47:47,956
We've got Maggie Morris and Rod Palmer,

513
00:47:48,196 --> 00:47:49,876
or sorry,

514
00:47:49,936 --> 00:47:55,416
not Rob Palmer Mars spits bars talking about their fed article that they did.

515
00:47:56,176 --> 00:47:59,556
Those are going to be two great listens,

516
00:47:59,556 --> 00:48:09,976
but we've got turkey jason c shadrack south side dave open mic and avi burrah subscribe so big

517
00:48:09,976 --> 00:48:16,036
thank you to those guys a lot more cigarette money flowing in really appreciate it we we hope to you

518
00:48:16,036 --> 00:48:22,776
know pay you back with with great content behind the scenes that you can unlock but um early

519
00:48:22,776 --> 00:48:36,136
adopters early adopters always always benefit totally well the first boost sean 4 000 sats

520
00:48:36,136 --> 00:48:40,876
let me just make sure these are ordered correctly it looks like they're not ordered correctly

521
00:48:40,876 --> 00:48:49,776
uh i don't know why found does this all right first boost sean 4 000 sats says purity test

522
00:48:49,776 --> 00:48:55,576
graded on a curve 100 100 emoji yeah how how should the grading curve be defined

523
00:48:55,576 --> 00:49:01,956
that's the thing about purity tests everybody's got their own everybody grades it on their own

524
00:49:01,956 --> 00:49:08,836
curve uh based on you know who their favorite influencers are who their podcasts are you know

525
00:49:08,836 --> 00:49:13,636
it's it's impossible to know it's why it's so hard to pass purity tests it's always easier you know

526
00:49:13,636 --> 00:49:17,716
if you make friends with the people issuing purity tests i guess that's the grading curve they're

527
00:49:17,716 --> 00:49:23,856
gonna be easier on you one thing we know about purity tests is they they definitely are not

528
00:49:23,856 --> 00:49:33,116
nobody's equal under the law in the united states or anywhere in the world in the same way nobody's

529
00:49:33,116 --> 00:49:44,656
equal under purity tests boom next one is from uh the two angry cunts podcast 2222 sats two angry

530
00:49:44,656 --> 00:49:46,236
concept podcast that is

531
00:49:46,236 --> 00:49:48,056
Bubba and

532
00:49:48,056 --> 00:49:50,816
I feel

533
00:49:50,816 --> 00:49:52,536
I feel bad I've been listening to their

534
00:49:52,536 --> 00:49:54,476
podcast I don't I don't remember

535
00:49:54,476 --> 00:49:55,316
the kind of name

536
00:49:55,316 --> 00:49:58,516
she's great super

537
00:49:58,516 --> 00:50:00,536
based super based

538
00:50:00,536 --> 00:50:02,656
she said

539
00:50:02,656 --> 00:50:04,456
thanks for the shout out fellas much

540
00:50:04,456 --> 00:50:06,436
appreciated by Bubba and myself

541
00:50:06,436 --> 00:50:08,576
stay sarcastic and remember

542
00:50:08,576 --> 00:50:10,536
all dudes are based

543
00:50:10,536 --> 00:50:11,696
um

544
00:50:11,696 --> 00:50:14,596
I don't

545
00:50:14,596 --> 00:50:20,056
I don't think I'm being too sarcastic, but I'm glad that you enjoy the content.

546
00:50:20,636 --> 00:50:21,196
And I agree.

547
00:50:21,576 --> 00:50:23,156
All boobs are based.

548
00:50:24,356 --> 00:50:25,456
I'm a big fan of boobs.

549
00:50:25,456 --> 00:50:34,476
There was this big controversy about whether Amy Klobuchar said that what's-her-face had perfect boobs or not.

550
00:50:35,316 --> 00:50:36,016
Sidney Sweeney.

551
00:50:37,876 --> 00:50:39,256
Yeah, it was interesting.

552
00:50:39,256 --> 00:50:47,336
uh they you know the democrats right now they consider uh sydney sweeney fascist they consider

553
00:50:47,336 --> 00:50:55,016
big boobs fascist and they didn't like that amy klobuchar was uh appreciating fascist boobs

554
00:50:55,016 --> 00:51:01,596
that's again that's like what we said earlier people are just looking for reasons to be grumpy

555
00:51:01,596 --> 00:51:06,416
and if you're grumpy about sydney sweeney's boobs that is a choice i'm sorry

556
00:51:06,416 --> 00:51:17,836
I think part of the reason why they're grumpy about Sidney Sweeney's boobs is they feel like they're taking, she's taking the spotlight away from the big booty Latinos right now.

557
00:51:19,696 --> 00:51:20,756
Oh, yeah, of course.

558
00:51:21,056 --> 00:51:22,636
Who am I, who am I kidding?

559
00:51:25,016 --> 00:51:26,656
Well, thank you for that boost.

560
00:51:27,276 --> 00:51:28,416
Turkey, 500 sats.

561
00:51:29,576 --> 00:51:30,656
Appreciate it, Turkey.

562
00:51:31,696 --> 00:51:33,936
Thank you again for subscribing to us.

563
00:51:33,936 --> 00:51:42,656
next one is from the next two are from pies both 121 sats first one i feel like listening to

564
00:51:42,656 --> 00:51:48,696
podcasts of 1.0 is pussy shit kind of like men who think tennis and golf are real sports

565
00:51:48,696 --> 00:51:56,416
um well a lot of rumors they're not going to like that one uh and deter bob if he listens he's

566
00:51:56,416 --> 00:52:02,816
i think he loves tennis um but you know i don't think pies would consider deter bob a man

567
00:52:02,816 --> 00:52:08,596
um the other one that's one for pies is i slowed down the speed so i can absorb as much high signal

568
00:52:08,596 --> 00:52:16,356
pleb talk as possible super weird listening at 1.0 speed interesting i know i wonder what

569
00:52:16,356 --> 00:52:22,456
podcast he was listening to to hear high signal pleb talk because uh it's not ours

570
00:52:22,456 --> 00:52:31,256
yeah the the speeding up podcast is actually a pretty good hack because there's some podcasters

571
00:52:31,256 --> 00:52:37,136
that are interesting to listen to but they just have such a boring delivery so like jeff booth

572
00:52:37,136 --> 00:52:47,116
is so low energy and boring when you listen to him on 1.0 speed but it's when you turn it up to 1.5 or

573
00:52:47,116 --> 00:52:54,496
i don't know if i've done two two x yet but at 1.5 it sounds like you're listening to podcasters

574
00:52:54,496 --> 00:53:00,996
on cocaine which is a great it makes a lot of podcasts more interesting if you do that

575
00:53:00,996 --> 00:53:09,696
it's a good good hack for sure tennis and golf i'm with pies on this i think tennis and golf

576
00:53:09,696 --> 00:53:19,436
are pretty gay i i think it's not really a real sport unless there's some sort of physical contact

577
00:53:19,436 --> 00:53:28,456
in my my personal opinion like the i guess racing racing and racing there's physical

578
00:53:28,456 --> 00:53:32,936
contact people crash into each other all the time it's really dangerous

579
00:53:32,936 --> 00:53:40,976
but like the the initial sports were all around like combat and fighting for the most part

580
00:53:40,976 --> 00:53:48,576
and that's just what sports are is they're they're kind of the uh

581
00:53:48,576 --> 00:53:58,516
for the pacified masses it's a reenactment of warfare in a lot of ways and tennis and golf are

582
00:53:58,516 --> 00:54:08,096
really not they don't if uh if you know if if you're really strict parents would let you play

583
00:54:08,096 --> 00:54:14,576
a quote-unquote sport with a girl from school that you're courting on a first date

584
00:54:14,576 --> 00:54:20,656
it's not a sport right like tennis golf you don't need a uh it's not you know there's no

585
00:54:20,656 --> 00:54:28,356
body to body contact there's no uh boxing out there's no um tackling being on top of all you

586
00:54:28,356 --> 00:54:33,996
know it's if you if you can't do it if you're gay you can't it's not a sport

587
00:54:33,996 --> 00:54:39,016
yeah pickleball is not not a sport

588
00:54:39,016 --> 00:54:42,336
there's a question

589
00:54:42,336 --> 00:54:43,896
about esports

590
00:54:43,896 --> 00:54:46,556
professional wrestling is a sport

591
00:54:46,556 --> 00:54:48,636
absolutely is

592
00:54:48,636 --> 00:55:02,084
especially Rampage Jackson his son really made it a sport this week Yeah he did That was terrible Yeah E is not a sport no matter

593
00:55:03,164 --> 00:55:04,764
You know, Plenitor probably wishes Nintendo.

594
00:55:05,144 --> 00:55:05,884
Made him an athlete.

595
00:55:05,884 --> 00:55:07,464
But, unfortunately, it does not.

596
00:55:08,244 --> 00:55:08,884
In my opinion.

597
00:55:09,204 --> 00:55:09,764
Next boost.

598
00:55:10,164 --> 00:55:10,784
Thank you, Pies.

599
00:55:11,224 --> 00:55:13,644
Next boost from Baba1000Sat says,

600
00:55:13,764 --> 00:55:14,624
Thanks for the plug.

601
00:55:14,904 --> 00:55:18,884
Or do the kids call that a shout-out?

602
00:55:18,884 --> 00:55:28,544
i'm so unhip i'm probably cool rob i would gladly get in the way at sturges for you i'd work on

603
00:55:28,544 --> 00:55:35,564
getting free drink for us you know lubrication is important mr greaser thanks for the help on lonely

604
00:55:35,564 --> 00:55:42,164
road but are you sure i'm real people i might be a hologram look at the scratches sniff by the way

605
00:55:42,164 --> 00:55:50,844
the song is really good a great closer okay boys stay angry and sarcastic it's a turn on for the

606
00:55:50,844 --> 00:55:55,924
ladies yeah bubba i'm pretty sure you're a real person because i smoke cigarettes with you i don't

607
00:55:55,924 --> 00:56:00,244
think you're a whole i don't think holograms can uh take cigarettes out of my hand and light them

608
00:56:00,244 --> 00:56:08,824
not yet at least uh man can you imagine how good of a time it'd be to go to sturgis with bubba

609
00:56:08,824 --> 00:56:16,424
i know i would say that that would be any great trip i think we should do it

610
00:56:17,044 --> 00:56:24,944
uh yeah the the lonely road song is a good song i really i really enjoyed that one

611
00:56:24,944 --> 00:56:31,944
i've enjoyed uh i've been chatting with bubble i'm gonna have bubble on my music show it's not

612
00:56:31,944 --> 00:56:36,984
this monday but uh the monday after that on uh september 1st

613
00:56:37,944 --> 00:56:48,084
so that'll be good did you know when when is uh the fed gonna decide on cutting rates in september

614
00:56:48,084 --> 00:56:54,344
or when are they supposed to i don't know i don't know i'll believe the rates uh and yeah i don't

615
00:56:54,344 --> 00:56:56,344
even know how I would

616
00:56:56,344 --> 00:56:58,544
check to see that interest rates

617
00:56:58,544 --> 00:57:00,324
were actually cut.

618
00:57:01,184 --> 00:57:02,344
I don't

619
00:57:03,204 --> 00:57:04,484
know how to verify

620
00:57:04,484 --> 00:57:05,964
that myself.

621
00:57:06,984 --> 00:57:08,464
But whenever

622
00:57:08,464 --> 00:57:09,884
I see it on Twitter, I don't know, probably

623
00:57:09,884 --> 00:57:11,624
middle of the next month.

624
00:57:13,404 --> 00:57:13,884
Yeah.

625
00:57:14,124 --> 00:57:16,364
The best way to verify if the

626
00:57:16,364 --> 00:57:18,224
interest rates have been cut is to listen to

627
00:57:18,224 --> 00:57:19,544
Bitcoin podcasts, obviously.

628
00:57:20,404 --> 00:57:22,304
Because Bitcoin podcasters love to talk

629
00:57:22,304 --> 00:57:24,244
about the Federal Reserve and whatever they're

630
00:57:24,244 --> 00:57:24,524
Hell yeah.

631
00:57:25,224 --> 00:57:25,604
Hell yeah.

632
00:57:25,804 --> 00:57:28,464
Pies again hits us with 121 sats.

633
00:57:28,684 --> 00:57:29,464
Yo, yo, yo.

634
00:57:29,764 --> 00:57:30,504
Salute emoji.

635
00:57:31,604 --> 00:57:32,304
Mushroom emoji.

636
00:57:32,424 --> 00:57:32,944
Flex emoji.

637
00:57:34,824 --> 00:57:35,724
Thanks, Pies.

638
00:57:37,344 --> 00:57:37,644
Oh.

639
00:57:38,304 --> 00:57:38,924
Chill now.

640
00:57:39,524 --> 00:57:40,684
999 sats.

641
00:57:41,064 --> 00:57:45,184
I've been enjoying Chill Now's memes on Twitter.

642
00:57:45,184 --> 00:57:48,344
Lots of really interesting kind of esoteric memes.

643
00:57:49,064 --> 00:57:53,484
Chill Now says system experiment initiated error.

644
00:57:54,244 --> 00:57:57,284
One installation purity test return failed.

645
00:57:58,164 --> 00:58:03,504
Two podcasters seeking fair market value by exploiting stereotypes.

646
00:58:04,164 --> 00:58:07,684
Two shrinking attention spans.

647
00:58:08,424 --> 00:58:12,684
Value adding entropy for a thermodynamically sound product.

648
00:58:15,184 --> 00:58:18,584
Entropy minus zero entropy error.

649
00:58:18,864 --> 00:58:21,104
Unable to collect sufficient entropy.

650
00:58:22,084 --> 00:58:23,504
The middle class is dying.

651
00:58:23,504 --> 00:58:30,844
the market rejected it everything a node is the manifest destiny of the 21st century

652
00:58:30,844 --> 00:58:36,944
process and memory corruption so i always enjoy these boos is that bullish

653
00:58:36,944 --> 00:58:48,584
i think it's a bullish for bitcoin yes nice hell yeah i that is uh it's probably more it's

654
00:58:48,584 --> 00:58:54,024
It looks like it's encoded for AI to understand and robots to read.

655
00:58:55,144 --> 00:59:00,824
But it's still, you know, it's a great, it's pretty like cyborg translation.

656
00:59:01,184 --> 00:59:04,084
I think Chill Now is definitely a good follow-up on Noster.

657
00:59:04,984 --> 00:59:05,384
Oh, yeah.

658
00:59:06,664 --> 00:59:09,884
Got 5,000 sats from Wait Stage Hoddle.

659
00:59:10,924 --> 00:59:12,384
How do you become a subscriber?

660
00:59:12,564 --> 00:59:15,624
Found you as your bonus show and played about 90 seconds of it,

661
00:59:15,664 --> 00:59:17,204
but there's no option to subscribe.

662
00:59:17,204 --> 00:59:24,604
the frontier does not have good ux for we p pioneers uh i think somebody replied and let you

663
00:59:24,604 --> 00:59:30,124
know uh but if you can't figure out how to subscribe you probably need to update

664
00:59:30,124 --> 00:59:36,544
the fountain app to the latest version i think that solves it yeah that could be the case that

665
00:59:36,544 --> 00:59:45,544
the best way to subscribe is to go to the main podcast page like the the feed on fountain and

666
00:59:45,544 --> 00:59:51,884
And at the top, there's a banner that says subscribe for $9.99 a month.

667
00:59:51,884 --> 00:59:55,824
So just under $10 USDT per month.

668
00:59:56,784 --> 01:00:00,344
And that's how you do it.

669
01:00:00,344 --> 01:00:01,004
You just go there.

670
01:00:01,104 --> 01:00:02,204
You click on that banner.

671
01:00:02,404 --> 01:00:05,704
Right now, the exchange rate is $8,801.

672
01:00:05,944 --> 01:00:09,404
So you might want to wait until the price pumps a little bit.

673
01:00:09,404 --> 01:00:11,324
The exchange rate will be a little bit better.

674
01:00:11,884 --> 01:00:14,584
But, yeah, that's how you do it.

675
01:00:14,584 --> 01:00:22,304
should be fairly simple i guess you have to have your nostor uh account connected to

676
01:00:22,304 --> 01:00:32,904
fountain so that that's been one of the uh issues but yeah if you if you do all of what i've

677
01:00:32,904 --> 01:00:40,924
described and you still aren't able to subscribe it just might be that the revolution doesn't have

678
01:00:40,924 --> 01:00:46,784
good UX so uh let me know or let Fountain know and I'll let Fountain know that you're having an

679
01:00:46,784 --> 01:00:53,004
issue well appreciate it late stage hodl you're a great great guy really enjoy late stage hodl I

680
01:00:53,004 --> 01:00:59,344
found him on Noster too this week if I'm not following you on Noster you're listening to the

681
01:00:59,344 --> 01:01:06,204
show just uh like comment on one of my posts let me know that I should follow you I will

682
01:01:06,204 --> 01:01:16,324
same same with me the next one is jason c from back on the chain with fundamentals whose book

683
01:01:16,324 --> 01:01:22,664
you should buy if you have not already uh jason says subscribe do you not intend to miss any google

684
01:01:22,664 --> 01:01:28,304
weekly content and richard i really enjoyed you on once bitten you handle lauren's opening question

685
01:01:28,304 --> 01:01:34,724
with class and daniel seemed to return the gesture giving you plenty of space high signal rip

686
01:01:34,724 --> 01:01:44,264
it was good it was uh he listened to the once bitten with richard uh i almost i almost stopped

687
01:01:44,264 --> 01:01:48,284
listening it's a little rough like the first 10 15 minutes but then i read this year sure it

688
01:01:48,284 --> 01:01:58,324
yeah i was having an off day i said a lot of ums and likes and i don't know what that was about but

689
01:01:58,324 --> 01:02:00,424
Yeah, I thought it was a good conversation with Daniel.

690
01:02:00,644 --> 01:02:02,084
I enjoyed Daniel a lot.

691
01:02:02,804 --> 01:02:07,244
I just got to say, I got a tremendous amount of respect for a father

692
01:02:07,244 --> 01:02:09,004
that podcasts with his daughter.

693
01:02:09,164 --> 01:02:11,244
I thought that was a really cool dynamic.

694
01:02:12,264 --> 01:02:12,424
Yeah.

695
01:02:12,604 --> 01:02:14,604
And I enjoyed that.

696
01:02:14,604 --> 01:02:20,824
I was genuinely happy and excited to have his daughter there.

697
01:02:20,984 --> 01:02:25,104
I know a lot of people, they look at kids and they don't appreciate them,

698
01:02:25,104 --> 01:02:36,384
but I, I definitely appreciate kids. I like them being included in the learning process. And I feel

699
01:02:36,384 --> 01:02:42,064
like the, one of the best things you can do as a parent is to bring, like, to give your family

700
01:02:42,064 --> 01:02:47,984
a sense of like a mission and like a shared story and, and, and to bring your children into it so

701
01:02:47,984 --> 01:02:52,764
that they're active participants in the family,

702
01:02:52,904 --> 01:02:55,464
like adding value to it in some way.

703
01:02:55,884 --> 01:03:00,424
And so what essentially what Daniel has done for his daughter

704
01:03:00,424 --> 01:03:05,364
in allowing her to podcast with him is she,

705
01:03:05,364 --> 01:03:12,344
he has allowed her to have this incredible role in human history

706
01:03:12,344 --> 01:03:15,744
in helping to usher in Bitcoin.

707
01:03:18,624 --> 01:03:20,804
And that's a really cool story.

708
01:03:20,924 --> 01:03:24,504
She's going to be able to tell her kids and her grandkids someday,

709
01:03:24,824 --> 01:03:28,164
like, hey, I was a Bitcoin podcaster with my dad when I was a kid.

710
01:03:28,164 --> 01:03:35,204
Like, what an absolutely incredible story to be able to pass on.

711
01:03:35,324 --> 01:03:37,644
What an absolutely incredible opportunity.

712
01:03:39,604 --> 01:03:42,104
And so I was really excited about that.

713
01:03:42,344 --> 01:03:47,584
uh i thought it was cool that she was there i got a tremendous amount of respect for for daniel to

714
01:03:47,584 --> 01:03:53,864
do that i think parents should be proud of their kids and my favorite parents in the world are

715
01:03:53,864 --> 01:03:57,704
people that are proud of their kids people that don't treat their kids like they're a nuisance

716
01:03:57,704 --> 01:04:03,064
because you're i i don't think kids should be treated like they're a nuisance i think it's a

717
01:04:03,064 --> 01:04:07,644
it's a real disservice like that was one of the things i really liked about like satoshi

718
01:04:07,644 --> 01:04:13,404
was you could see these parents in the way that they appreciated their kids.

719
01:04:14,664 --> 01:04:17,264
John loved his kids.

720
01:04:17,604 --> 01:04:18,224
You can see it.

721
01:04:18,264 --> 01:04:20,044
Fundamentals appreciates his kids.

722
01:04:24,044 --> 01:04:30,084
That's the way the world changes is by treating kids well,

723
01:04:30,604 --> 01:04:35,044
unlike the majority of the population did during the COVID lockdowns.

724
01:04:35,044 --> 01:04:40,744
lockdowns but yeah i've got some more podcast appearances i did a i did a podcast with brandon

725
01:04:40,744 --> 01:04:48,384
carpal is on the bitcoin for businesses podcast that that'll be good uh and i've got another one

726
01:04:48,384 --> 01:04:55,324
coming up i'm going on bitcoin gauntlet next week so i'm excited for that one i've been listening to

727
01:04:55,324 --> 01:05:03,284
bitcoin gauntlet a little bit it's very interesting format but uh i think yeah speaking for myself and

728
01:05:03,284 --> 01:05:04,944
I think this includes you, Rod.

729
01:05:04,964 --> 01:05:09,264
I think we're both more than happy to go on just about anybody's podcast.

730
01:05:09,264 --> 01:05:10,624
So just let us know.

731
01:05:10,984 --> 01:05:12,264
We're happy to do it.

732
01:05:12,444 --> 01:05:12,624
Yeah.

733
01:05:12,724 --> 01:05:12,924
Yeah.

734
01:05:13,024 --> 01:05:15,344
And podcasts with your daughter.

735
01:05:15,344 --> 01:05:21,904
There's no better way to align father and daughters and Santa's than to buy Bitcoin podcasts together.

736
01:05:22,484 --> 01:05:27,124
The next one, RevHodl, 1,121 sats.

737
01:05:27,764 --> 01:05:32,624
Once you add another badge to your pre-test sash, attend your local Bitcoin meetup.

738
01:05:32,624 --> 01:05:38,404
coming out with me in the south bend indiana bitcoin meetup the first thursday every month

739
01:05:38,404 --> 01:05:46,864
at wang lab 6 30 p.m learn something earn something share something buy something build

740
01:05:46,864 --> 01:05:56,044
relationships and resilience with local bitcoiners um yeah so commercial there for the south bend

741
01:05:56,044 --> 01:06:02,504
indiana bitcoin meetup at wang lab on 6 30 the first thursday of every month hang out with

742
01:06:02,504 --> 01:06:03,004
Rev Hottle.

743
01:06:05,364 --> 01:06:07,184
Talk about Bitcoin podcast.

744
01:06:08,884 --> 01:06:09,524
South Bend.

745
01:06:10,204 --> 01:06:12,524
So that's, I mean, if you're Chicago, that's nearby.

746
01:06:12,844 --> 01:06:15,564
Indianapolis, you could probably get there.

747
01:06:16,564 --> 01:06:17,084
Check it out.

748
01:06:18,364 --> 01:06:21,684
Do you have to like Notre Dame to go?

749
01:06:24,004 --> 01:06:25,044
I don't think so.

750
01:06:25,184 --> 01:06:29,884
I don't think you have to like Notre Dame or Mayor Pete Buttigieg.

751
01:06:29,884 --> 01:06:33,984
or I think that's the two things they're known for.

752
01:06:35,964 --> 01:06:37,424
I hate Notre Dame.

753
01:06:37,684 --> 01:06:38,244
Yeah, me too.

754
01:06:38,404 --> 01:06:39,364
Notre Dame sucks.

755
01:06:39,364 --> 01:06:43,104
You know, as far as transportation secretaries,

756
01:06:43,564 --> 01:06:47,664
Pete Buttigieg kind of sucks,

757
01:06:47,784 --> 01:06:49,364
but I want to shout out Shadrach.

758
01:06:50,144 --> 01:06:55,704
Shadrach's the transportation secretary for Paznia,

759
01:06:56,204 --> 01:06:56,964
which is pretty cool.

760
01:06:57,304 --> 01:06:58,544
Just random fun fact.

761
01:06:59,884 --> 01:07:00,724
Well, thanks for playing.

762
01:07:00,724 --> 01:07:06,224
Well, you know, a lot of people ask when they talk about the last government,

763
01:07:06,324 --> 01:07:07,404
they say, who will build the roads?

764
01:07:08,104 --> 01:07:12,684
Well, according to Mayor Pete, the last people, the government who built the roads,

765
01:07:13,344 --> 01:07:14,084
they mean I'm racist.

766
01:07:14,704 --> 01:07:18,644
So if you want the government to be in charge of everything,

767
01:07:18,744 --> 01:07:22,704
just remember everything the government makes, even roads, is racist.

768
01:07:22,964 --> 01:07:23,324
Absolutely.

769
01:07:24,404 --> 01:07:29,404
What would it take to make the roads not racist in Pete Buttigieg's mind?

770
01:07:29,404 --> 01:07:33,324
do you have to paint them all rainbow is that the way to do it

771
01:07:33,324 --> 01:07:43,784
rainbow yeah yeah rainbow roads rainbow roads rainbow highways um i think i think kamala harris

772
01:07:43,784 --> 01:07:49,704
said trees are racist too so you got to make sure that the roads and the trees are not too close to

773
01:07:49,704 --> 01:07:54,704
each other so they're not racist together i don't know i i'm not a civil engineer it's an interesting

774
01:07:54,704 --> 01:08:02,184
problem solved but yeah uh rev huddle great guy i've been uh joining his posts on nostr

775
01:08:02,184 --> 01:08:11,304
enjoying his random uh dms that he sends me about different ideas he's got good guy big fan

776
01:08:11,304 --> 01:08:20,864
actually i you know i i've got a product sitting right next to me that i uh bought from rev huddle

777
01:08:20,864 --> 01:08:31,584
like satoshi that is good he sells interesting stuff uh our last boost ptc on board 100 sats

778
01:08:31,584 --> 01:08:37,184
thumbs up thumbs up well thank you ptc on board we were talking about you we missed you so welcome

779
01:08:37,184 --> 01:08:42,704
back glad you're listening again or boosting again well that wraps it up folks uh rod you got

780
01:08:42,704 --> 01:08:49,944
any closing thoughts before we uh wrap up this rip just uh just be more intentional with 40 hours

781
01:08:49,944 --> 01:08:58,504
per week and see if that doesn't help you uh stop being so grumpy that's some sound thermodynamically

782
01:08:58,504 --> 01:09:08,284
sound advice folks thank you for listening to this rip and we will catch you on the next edition of

783
01:09:08,284 --> 01:09:09,044
Be Evil Weekly.

784
01:09:23,204 --> 01:09:27,304
You heard my voice through the sea of noise.

785
01:09:27,804 --> 01:09:30,724
Wanted the freedom to use your mind.

786
01:09:30,824 --> 01:09:34,384
You met me in the dark where only the wise can see.

787
01:09:34,584 --> 01:09:37,824
Wanted to leave a mark, control your destiny.

788
01:09:38,284 --> 01:09:45,924
Come take my hand, let's make a stand

789
01:09:45,924 --> 01:09:51,904
Here is our chance, it's time to dance

790
01:09:51,904 --> 01:09:57,304
Come and take my hand, we'll dance until the end

791
01:09:57,304 --> 01:10:01,024
While the world is falling apart

792
01:10:01,024 --> 01:10:05,004
They won't understand, but let them all be dead

793
01:10:05,004 --> 01:10:10,144
Feel the music in your heart

794
01:10:10,144 --> 01:10:14,064
Distractions abound to cloud your sight

795
01:10:14,064 --> 01:10:17,804
But you have found all the courage to fight

796
01:10:17,804 --> 01:10:21,484
Weighing the costs of facing the system's rejection

797
01:10:21,484 --> 01:10:25,204
The masses are lost but you have direction

798
01:10:25,204 --> 01:10:29,064
Why do they feel threatened by people with self-respect?

799
01:10:29,184 --> 01:10:32,564
We will not kneel and pretend or numb out and disconnect

800
01:10:32,564 --> 01:10:36,624
We're here together watching the world fall apart

801
01:10:36,624 --> 01:10:40,404
I know you'll feel the pressure but this is just a start

802
01:10:40,404 --> 01:10:44,144
Come take my hand

803
01:10:44,144 --> 01:10:46,764
Let's make a step

804
01:10:46,764 --> 01:10:51,664
Here is our chance

805
01:10:51,664 --> 01:10:53,984
It's time to dance

806
01:11:02,564 --> 01:11:12,264
Come and take my hand, we'll dance until the end

807
01:11:12,264 --> 01:11:16,024
While the world is falling apart

808
01:11:16,024 --> 01:11:19,944
They won't understand, but let them all be damned

809
01:11:19,944 --> 01:11:24,504
Feel the music in your heart

810
01:11:24,504 --> 01:11:28,864
The world will not be won if we can't have fun

811
01:11:28,864 --> 01:11:32,824
Have the courage to use your mind

812
01:11:32,824 --> 01:11:36,844
They may hate our memes, but they cannot crush our dreams

813
01:11:36,844 --> 01:11:39,944
We can still have a good time

814
01:11:39,944 --> 01:11:43,764
Don't let them get you down, that's what they try to do

815
01:11:43,764 --> 01:11:47,484
Break down your sense of self by mocking what is true

816
01:11:47,484 --> 01:11:51,344
If you don't believe your eyes and refuse to use your brain

817
01:11:51,344 --> 01:11:55,184
You will fall for their lies and likely go insane

818
01:11:55,184 --> 01:12:02,684
Come take my hand, let's make a stand

819
01:12:02,684 --> 01:12:08,784
Here is our chance, it's time to dance

820
01:12:08,784 --> 01:12:25,384
Come and take my hand

821
01:12:25,384 --> 01:12:27,304
Dance until the end

822
01:12:27,304 --> 01:12:30,864
While the world is falling apart

823
01:12:30,864 --> 01:12:32,804
They won't understand

824
01:12:32,804 --> 01:12:34,864
But let them all be dead

825
01:12:34,864 --> 01:12:38,764
Feel the music in your heart

826
01:13:04,864 --> 01:13:05,864
Bye.