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anyone ever has been audited by RS, but when you get out, they

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you know, and it takes it
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lot of things to collect. Well, if everything is electronic and digital and

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which you know, we have the
AI, we have supercomputers. You know,

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they will be able to calculate all
your transactions. Would have push up

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a button if we had actually digital
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is Financial Survival Network. I'm your
host, Carry Lutts. Well, look,

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central bank digital currencies inevitable, all
right. Cryptos are the prelude to

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ever increasing government control. So there's
nothing you can do. It's coming and

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better to be part of it,
better to be in the front end than

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the back end, and better to
understand what's coming so that you can prepare

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for it and hopefully profit from it, which is what my next guest is

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going to teach you how to do. His name is Jamar James. You

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find him at dcg elite dot com
and there's a great offer for you there

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in the meantime. Jamar, obviously
you've been doing cryptos for a while and

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you're staying ahead, you're forward thinking. How did you come to the conclusion

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that this is kind of a government
bid for more control and not just over

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what you do, but what you
sank? Yeah, I mean, you

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know, I have a background.
I used to be a United States Marine

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UM and thank you for your service. Were appreciate it. Uh, it

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was a it was a light lighting
expiraits and it was one of the best

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expirits in my life. But it
also, you know, kind of welcome

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awakened me to the rest of the
world. You know, we're at a

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global economy right now. And the
time in the rig Corps I actually went

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through and I learned about finance and
that my licensing to be UM you know,

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in the mutual puns. And I
always wanted to be a stockbroker,

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so I was actually trading stocks when
I left the rig or, and you

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know, I started seeing you know, cryptocurrency as a thing during a financial

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crisis and the housing crisis back in
two thousand eight, two thousand nine,

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you had a lot of tech guys
going into this thing called bitcoin, and

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in their mighty and two dollars ten
and two eleven. It was a peer

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to peer thing. So it's kind
of like a sub culture, you know,

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kind of like the military is a
subculture of you know, the United

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States. There's a small branch that
they have a different community. And I

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was watching this community grow, and
there was a lot of tech guys.

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I have a background of computer science
and understanding globally that there is an alternative.

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You know, they were calling it
a playing B and this is back

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in through the eleven twenty twelve playing
B to the dollar. And as I'm

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trading stocks with propers and traditional markets, some of the traders start going into

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the you know, the digital asset
market, trading this new currency called bitcoin.

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And it was volatile, but there
was a lot of games to be

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made and I actually started going into
meet ups, start meeting guys, and

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I realized that it was a bigger
movement than just the you know, financial

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aspect. It was more of a
movement of freedom and peer to peer.

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And when I started, you know, thinking that, oh, this is

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a great movement, but then who
created it? In question? Who did

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create who created it? You know, we can find everyone, We can

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find bien Latin in a in a
cave somewhere in another country, but we

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can't find the creator of an asset
that's digital, that has a footprint on

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every electronic you know, ledgers,
and so that just kind of led me

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to believe that, you know,
this is something bigger. I used to

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read a lot of m New Word
Order type books and one of the things

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that you know, it was very
prevalent is that they wanted to create a

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one world currency. And with the
introduction, you know, you add the

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United Nations trying to go to the
Euro. I started looking into crypto a

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lot more than the average. And
for me, it is always a truth

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seeker, you know, it's just
trying to find the truth about the origins,

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and we can't find the truth.
To me, it raises Ray Blacks

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right red flags of like, well, why can't we uncover the truth about

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this curretsy that there's a subculture in
this period of peer and I started believing

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that it was just an introduction to
a digital asset. You know, most

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money is lodger to cash in the
world. You know, bakes are one

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of the biggest you know, money
lodgers out there, and you know,

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it's just you know that eight percent
of all money is liar to cash.

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And to me, it's agenda to
get rid of cash. And we're all

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already you know, going to where
it say cash in society. That's such

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a great point, you know,
I was thinking about it the other day.

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I was a big here in cash
and I was at a bar and

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I gave the bartender one hundred dollar
bill and kind of did a double take

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right, looked around that bar,
jamar, and I was the only one

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paying cash, and I don't usually
do that. It was just I like,

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I'd like to pay cash at bars
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I want to leave, I just
get up and leave right to wait around

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for the check. So to me, it's the ultimate convenience. But everybody

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else was the credit cards, the
slips were out and the cards were out,

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and I realized, you know,
the castlest society is basically eighty percent

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already here very year, we already
here. I mean, think about COVID

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and we're all letdown. What was
the businesses that were hurt the most?

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Any business that was a cash business
really was hurt the most. And then

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a lot of them weren't able to
get the BP lolls unless you disclose all

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your assets. Mhm right, And
so to me that was like a consistence

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as well. I mean, you
know that COVID was real, but the

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discovery period during COVID was a real
thing in YP. Yeah, well,

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you're talking like a conspiracy be theorist
here. It's not a conspiracy. I'm

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in the I'm in the weeds.
Hey, well you know what, I

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have a T shirt that says I
identify as a conspiracy theorist. My pronouns

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are told you so so right,
right, So this is happening now before

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our very eyes. There's nothing any
person can do to stop it. But

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you know, I'm reminded of a
book the best laid plans of mice and

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men often lead astray. This could
go off the rails and they wind up

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losing even more control, don't you
think. Now, Well, now with

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the introduction of digital crecy, because
everything is traceable and so you know,

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we're going to a place. I
don't know if anyone ever has been out

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of it by rs, but when
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to all your bank accounts and they'll
basically pull all your transactions, you know,

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and it takes it takes them a
lot of paperwork, a lot of

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things to collect. Well, if
everything is electronic and digital and which you

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know, we have the AI,
we have supercomputers, you know, they

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will be able to calculate all your
transactions were to push up a button,

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if we had actual digital dollar,
you know, the only time of the

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question is like if you have large
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a deposit, you have to explain
where the deposits coming in or if you

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pull it out cash, go to
your bank and trying to pull out thirty

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thousand in cash or fifty thousand,
they're going to ask you why, all

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right, what are you going to
spend it on? Where the money is

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going to go? So, you
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alledgers, the digital curacies is a
real big part of you know,

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being able to account and can account
and measure how much people are spending.

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And this is going to help save
manpower and resources for the government to actually

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collect moral taxes. Yeah, and
with the AI, you know they're talked

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about eighty seven thousand new IRS agents. That was a red herring. All

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it was was give them money so
they can invest in AI and then they

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don't need the auditors, right,
they don't need auditors. And I mean,

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you know, we have a pretty
good system here where we have every

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business being a partner at the IRS, right, we get tax brace right,

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every business is the partner. So
if you have employees, you know,

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you're kind of helping out. And
you know, the just a manpower

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to calculate well with all the supercomputers
in the AI introduction, here's a lot

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of tasks. It's going to be
automated. M all right, So how

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do you make money off of this? How do you how do you actually

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survive and thrive in is a digital
to talent in the economy, Chamar Right.

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And so you know, one of
the things I like to tell that

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if he was in my environment and
my mastermind is that you know, the

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the government doesn't want to stop everyone
from being wealthy, right, the wealth

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must continue to flow. That's what
keeps the government keeps society up. So

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they want to be wealthy. They
want individuals to be wealthy. They just

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want to get their piece of it. And so in one aspect of mass

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adoption is that crypto and biitcoin has
a limited supply. And what that limited

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supply is more people adopt to it
and come on and are forced to move

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over to the digital currency digito assets. You have a first mover advantage and

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you can actually buy it while it's
sheep. You know, I think in

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after they have me in twenty twenty
four, you know, bigcoins will be

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a lot higher than what it is
now. And as more people you know,

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desire to habit, and as it
becomes normalized and you have all these

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you know, funds starting to you
know, it's starting to become regulated,

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you're gonna have an influx of capital
that's coming into the digital asset market.

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And you know, as as a
trader, you know, I normally trade

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week to week or swing trade,
but also build wealth. And I've been

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able to build wealth in crypto by
actually holding it onto it. You know,

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the main courtesy digital currency is bitcoin, and you know that the growth

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that it hasn't on the other coins
or astron novel will hire in bitcoin.

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But overall, Bitcoin by de facto
is going to continue to rise. Okay,

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So you don't think the government's going
to squeeze it out because you know

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what the bumper stickers says on the
car, don't steal. The government hates

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competition. Um, you know,
I think the government honestly most amount of

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bitcoin at this moment, right,
So the bitcoin is a real big holder

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and you know they've there, there
hasn't been bitcoins are any platform that has

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been able to hide. Once it
becomes on the blockchain, it's all traceable.

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Okay, but there are a way
but hey, look we're on constant

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surveillance everywhere you go. You know, when you watch a cop show now

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on TV US, FBI CI.
Yeah, it used to be they like

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looked for fingerprints and physical clues.
Now they look around to find the cameras,

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right, And they find the cameras, they get the video, and

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most of these crimes, murders,
etc. Seem to be solved with video

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evidence. So yeah, okay,
they're using it for a good purpose,

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solve a crime, get justice all
that, but it really could be used

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for bad things as well. SI. I mean the the surveillance. We're

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in a surveillance state, right,
you know, you're ringing doorbells, the

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Amazon, the Alexa, you know, everything is listening and observing. There's

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those such thing as privacy anymore.
And I believe you know, a dido

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as at a digital dollar will also
give more visibility to even where we spent.

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Yeah, no doubt, no doubt. So people want to learn more

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about you, They want to connect
with you on the web, find out

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what it is you're doing. How
do you do that? Right? So

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you know, we actually treade and
we have one of the one of course

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that is an intro trading course that
actually you know is accredited by colleges out

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there to actually learn how to crypto
trade and seven steps. You can find

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me at joint DCG dot com.
I'm one Instagram at Facebook is Jimuri James.

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You know. One of the purposes
is that we teach you how to

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trade, and then we have a
mastermind of traders that are global traders.

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We trade all assets, stots,
options, futures in crypto and it is

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you know our ural idea to be
able to use the markets, to be

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able to capture as much income how
that the markets as possible, because there's

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one place that there's no racism.
Colorismism is all behind a computer screen when

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you come to trading, and so
that's when what we believe it's still going

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to be here, no matter the
wealth switch over or night, you're still

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gonna go to trade paper assets where
the stocks, options and futures, and

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you also be able to trade digital
assets which are cryptocarchians. All right,

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we appreciate it. Hey, if
you got a question for Jamar, shoot

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me an email. Kl if Kenarylutts
dot com will get you an answer quick.

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And while you're at it, the
link to Jamar's site is in the

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Jamar, very enlightening. Again, Thank

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you so much for your service to
the country. I knew I knew in

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these times. Sometimes you doubt what
the heck you did signing up and all

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that, but there are those of
us out there who really appreciate the sacrifice

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contribution you have made, and I
never doubted it. It's the best decision

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in my life to join rink or
we are American, Yeah, to get

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into bet. Yeah, that's it
man. And hey, I'm sure,

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I'm sure you grew a lot.
You know, It's it's a cliche.

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They send you out to Paris Island. There they break your will, turn

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you into a killing machine, but
they teach you so much about yourself,

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what you are capable of. I
bet you accomplish things you never thought you

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could do there high percent. I
mean, the responsibility in the manhood and

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the h you know, the quest
for freedom in truth. And you know,

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a lot of American values are still
ingrained, and a lot of guys

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at Piper Real and I love the
fact that you you find out that there

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are people counting on you with the
literally with their lives, and you're in

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your life to them as well,
and that whole thing. You know,

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we we just tend to lose sight
of the fact that we're all in this

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thing together, and the forces out
there just want to divide us and make

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us hate each other. But yet, you know, when we talk,

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we realize that we there's so much
more that we have in common and interests.

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Everybody wants safe streets. Everybody wants
good schools, everybody wants a good

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standard of living for your kids,
and you want your kids to have a

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better life than you. How does
that divide us? Because I'm missing something

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here right, Well, I think
it's the lack of communication, right.

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You know, when people communicate and
they realize that they want the same things,

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we're all fighting for the same causes, you know. Uh, you

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know that's where we bring bridge people
together. I mean, we all humans.

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We're designed to be here together.
I think the action and to learn,

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and I've learned quite a bit from
you today. Appreciate you coming on.

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If you got a question again k
l at Kerry Lutz dot com.

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Jamar a pleasure. We'll talk to
you again soon. All right now,

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decaill, thank you for having me, Thanks for listening to carry Lutz's Financial

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