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the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the
the the the the Alright, what's up? Welcome everybody, It's another fun
live stream. The fun never ends. Welcome to fun Town. Welcome to
the fun tunnel where I'm the mayor of fun Town and I'm taking all of
y'all down the fun tunnel. That doesn't sound good. That sounds creepy and
weird, So forget everything I just said. Welcome today's live stream. It's
partly a party party. Come on, everybody, let's all get down.
Pty, Come on, everybody, let's all get down. No sleep till
Welcome to the fun tunnel. Why is it a party day? Well,
seventy k on Twitter. That's a bit of a milestone. I feel like
I should be, you know, doing a little better. But that's okay.
I'll take it. I'm happy to be where we are. Seventy k
on Twitter. And if you aren't following me, we're about a few people
away. You can be one of those lucky number seventies. Today. It's
all about seven today, isn't it. My handle is j underscore D double
seven. It's almost seventy k Bitcoin is about to hit seventy k again,
perhaps in a little bit. We're doing well today. What what are we
at today? Sixty eight point seven today? And there's my ex We want
to follow me there and get me over that hump, the humpty dance.
Here's your chance to do the hump. Fun is not optional here, it's
necessary. It's fun is dogmatic around here. All right, I got some
interesting things to talk about today. To get back to what we talked about
last night, we did a great three hour I didn't really even realize it
was that long. I meant to make it kind of a short thing,
the basics introduction to BTC. We're gonna hit on a little bit of that
today. Some of the areas that I missed. Things are looking good for
this Trump has apparently kind of shifted his tune. I guess yes, because
I remember twenty sixteen seventeen we heard Don was over here saying that it's not
real. It's not a it's not real. It's not a thing. You
know, this bitcoin? I can't even touch it. Where is it?
I don't know, Sleepy Joe, what are you doing? Listen? Gonna
make the dollar great again? The only way the dollar is gonna be great
again is if it backs itself with gold and or big one. And I
noticed Ivan, Ivan I think watched yesterday's discussion because last night's Ivan he says,
oh, yes, guys clicking the button, drinking black coffee moment,
what are we doing today? Because oh bigcoin feather is printing. I know
Ivan's gonna watch this. So I know Ivan just saw the impression that I
did of Ivan, because what did he talk about last night? FDR and
the sixty one oh two gold hoarding. Look, guys clicking the button because
weiby pump anyway, so I think he saw it. Look, Trump has
shifted. I think he saw this. We know that RFK Junior has made
BTC a big part of his platform. He's pro bitcoin. That's uh changed
the attitude for the political climate that I think has kind of forced Trump to
move in this direction. So that's These are all good signs if you guys
didn't see. When I was on tim Cast, we had about a ten
to fifteen minute section of tim Cast where I talked about BTC. So this
is bullish, this is good news. Now, ultimately, we're not contingent
on what the administration that's in power says about bitcoin in the long run.
We know that it's gonna win out. We know that Pocahontas, Elizabeth what's
her name, boomer or what's her face, she just got smashed and all
of her dumb arguments about this stuff. Right, it's the terror money,
it's the drug laundering money. Oh, you're talking about the dollar. You're
talking about the You're talking about a FIA dollar, because that's what most of
the gladiose style operations, Vatican Bank black market funds pretty much is not done
in bitcoin. Okay. So, by the way, that's a fallacy.
The fact that something is used for something bad does not make the thing bad.
Right, shout out to everybody in the audience, welcome. It is
a beautiful, balmy Monday. It actually is balmy today. I always make
that stupid joke. I don't even know why I say that it's not balmy
though, typically, but today it is as balmy as hell in Florida.
It feels like a sauna. It feels like a dang Indian sweat hut.
Now what the Indians do? They're going as sweat hut and smoke a bunch
of damn drugs and trip out. That sounds like hell on Earth. Well
that's what them Indians did. Apparently Elizabeth Warren didn't trip out though, because
she can't figure nothing out. So this is good, this is bullish.
Looks like uh Trump is finally shifting from away from boomer thoughts to being the
first crypto president. Trump may justifiably be the first crypto president. Chris Probably,
I can't talk to probably Trump. Chris Jean carlo FTC commissioned chairman,
former chairman, says Donald Trump will play a pivotal role in crypto. Trump
recently confirmed his acceptance of crypto. He said they acknowledge that it is popular,
and he said that it's taking out a life of its own. I
can live with it. I can live with it. It's gonna be great.
We're gonna make Big Queen great again. So that's good news. That's
bullish. Anyway, that ties into last night's discussion, and let's pick up
where we were just a couple of points before we move on. So don't
worry. I know this drives a lot of people crazy for whatever reason.
They want to remain poor and ineffectual and miserable and sit back and throw shade
when they could be figuring out how to exit the system. Where's my clip?
Damn it? Oh? Here it is even Jack Dorsey, interestingly,
who I think throughout the pre Elon period a lot of people felt like Jack
was very anti free speech, anti libertarianism, but he seems to be since
having left, moving in this direction of being more outwardly pro monetary sovereignty,
pro bitcoin pro. You know, Square as a wants to be sort of
bitcoin only company. And Michael Saylor will mention that in this discussion, I'm
not hitching everybody's hopes and dreams to these corporate people. I don't trust any
of the corporate elites. So we're going to actually listen to not just this
point from Sailor, We're also going to listen to a warning from Whitney Webb
on some of the dangers that we might see with what Blackrock wants to do
with BTC. Now this doesn't mean be he sees bad. It doesn't mean
that they are going to destroy it or control it. That's what they want
to go for. And so she makes an interesting point as to what the
danger might be with what they want to make it into. In other words,
she's going to argue, I think that there is some good points to
this. They want to try to get a bigcoint away from the ethos of
liberty and monetary sovereignty and sort of anti federal reserve stuff. They want to
try to corporatize it and turn it into some kind of Wall Street engine,
some sort of I don't even know what we want to call it, just
another kind of stunk, right, put some stonk on it. These boomers
over here trying to put some stonk on it. And Whitney uncovered an actual
Jeff Stein McAffrey interview from back in the day. Unless he ain't dead in
this reason, I'm just drugging. Hey, jeff'sum a cup interview him back
in the day where he discusses his idea is for BTC. Now, I
don't think that that means it's going to be that, but we can get
an insight into what he Larry Summers, Larry Fink these other individuals are thinking
about what they might be able to do. Now. I think that part
of the reason that Sailor and other people are out there pushing it very hard
is if we grant the best intentions, if we give a Sailor a benefit
of the doubt, and perhaps even Jack Dorsey benefit of the doubt, a
lot of people are understanding, well, hey, wait a minute. And
the more people on board, the less likelihood there is for entities like black
Rock to scoop up. So this means hoddling is all the more important.
And the more people come into the network Metcalf's law, the more valuable it
gets, the more decentralized it gets, the less BTC there is for entities
like black Rock to scoop up. And it also means not to freak out
and sell it when there's a dip. I also forgot to get into some
of the depth of the because this is a thing that takes a while.
There's a learning curve for BTC. Right, we all understand this. Guys
who woul hit like and shared now, I was up to I just hit
We hit four hundred people and then it drops to two fifty three. Okay,
I don't understand why that would happen. I mean, is everything I
just said that boring that suddenly one hundred and fifty people just immediately left.
When we're talking about like the most important aspect of the control system, I
didn't say that most important aspect of life as to the control system. Okay,
we're talking about how the Fiat money system works to enslave people, and
one hundred and fifty people just checked out. Well that's the point. So
look, if you if you don't want to listen, there's a price to
pay. So we do have to fight. There's different ways to fight these
battles, okay. And I was just thinking about this yesterday, Like we
talk a lot about solutions over here. People are all, you don't talk
about solutions. No, we talk about solutions a lot. They're trying to
find the bitcoin inside their computer. Yeah, the boomers are looking for the
bitcoin in their emails. So now we talk about solutions a lot. And
I was thinking, Look, it's absolutely imperative for people to do multiple things
to ensure their longevity, their livelihood, their stability there flourishing. By the
way, you can support the stream via super chat. Super chats are doing
right there through stream labs. Yeah, unfortunately this is the case to unhinged
your correct. A lot of people do want to be ruled. They do
not want to be independent, they do not want to be sovereign, they
do not want to have control of their own life, finances, future decisions,
et cetera. It's a lot easier, I think people choose. People
are sold security over independence and responsibility. So that's very unfortunate that humans,
I mean, all this this tech dystopia that they're pushing really thrives on on
that very point, right, choosing security over your own livelihood and independence.
So let's let at a couple more points that are made here. One thing
I wanted to say about how we fight. Look, another point beyond just
bitcoin is you want to think a long term. Everybody's thinking for the immediate
security right, their immediate fulfillment, the immediate. It's time to start thinking
long term, five ten, fifteen, twenty years. All the elite think
that way, and not just in terms of five, ten, twenty years,
but thinking thinking in terms of generational wealth. And Mark Moss has a
really good talk on that on his channel on Generational Wealth, and I would
recommend people watch that the recent talk that he did on retiring on BTC.
But let's listen to a little bit of the arguments that a sailor makes here,
because he's discussing why bigcoin will eventually hit one million dollars. Now,
part of that, unfortunately, will be the devaluation of the dollars. So
it's not just going to million dollars because it is the world's greatest story value
asset, et cetera. Scarcity and all that hard money, that's all true,
but it's also rising as the dollar destroys itself via the piss poor policy
of the central banking elite. But he's also going to be talking about some
of the innovations and moves that people like Dorsey are making as well. And
you loan it to bitcoin at twenty four percent return or better, right,
So that's obvious. But I'm not going to hold my breath on countries because
it's a very political thing. I think that the people that are the obvious
beneficiary, said hopefully you're listening to this podcast, would be shareholders, officers,
and directors of the ten thousand small mid size companies, especially publicly traded
companies, which in essence can't outperform the Magnificent seven. If you don't think
you can outperform Google and Meta and Microsoft and Nvidia, and you have some
money, you either take the cash and buy bitcoin, You issue equity and
buy bitcoin, or you issue debt, either either senior debt, or you
even better, you issue convertible at convertible to your equity and you buy bitcoin,
because that allows you to recapitalize with an appreciating asset as opposed to decapitalize
and have nothing, or to hold capital in a depreciating asset that is kind
of burning, has got a negative real yield and burning shareholder value earlier this
month. So he's talking about the corporations are having to figure out how to
not lose money on their balance sheets due to the devaluation of the dollar as
well. Right, So this is a problem that not just consumers and you
know every day Joe's are worrying about corporations, who obviously are already very wealthy.
They're also concerned with this as well. So this is partly what has
led so many of the corporate world to begin to look in this direction.
And everybody in the bitcoin space knew that this would come. We knew this
was coming, we didn't know when and how. That's why the January ETF
stuff passing, we expect it eventually would happen. That's free bullish for bitcoin.
But there is a downside to the ETFs, and we talked about this
last night in the introduction livestream that we did, and one of those downsides,
there's many, but one of those downsides is that the boomers that have
all of this wealth are the most wealthy generation supposedly in history, that's probably
true, and they don't know anything about bitcoin. That's too complicated for them.
They find ease of access through exposure to bitcoin through this third party of
the ETFs. So on the one hand, it's kind of bullish, but
there's the downside of this, which is what Whitney Webb's going to talk about,
is the danger of the possibility of entities like Black Rock trying to seize
big pieces of the pie to the extent that they might be able to control
it. And we know that they don't have people's best interests at heart.
We'll put it that way. Now, Michael Saylor might also conceivably move in
some way to try to affect the market, being that he now has a
I think his share is also comparable to what they're right around the same somewhere
in there of share, and it's not shares but number of bitcoins what I'm
saying. I forget the exact numbers, But again, the key I think
is that people need to be educated to understand that it's not just a matter
of number go up. The ethos of bitcoin was about anti central bank control,
and so they want to rebrand this as Whitney will say to being a
Wall Street engine of Wall Street coin. Now it's not that, but that's
where they want to try to take it. I don't think that's going to
be successful because it's not just like Blackrock we just had. For example,
El Salvador has begun to move into making this legal tender. That means that
we're past the stage of this again being merely a speculative gambling asset. And
a lot of people out there don't know what ETFs are, they don't know
what's happened since January that they don't know what's going on. They think this
is all just still weird nerd internet money or something that's ten years ago.
Dude, you're way way behind. Okay, that's when it came out.
So we're way past that. And now we've got entire companies, corporations being
built like micro Strategy, like block which are going to be based solely on
the just solely on bioin. So that's a huge move right that we're moving
into the domain of we're on the cusp I think of mass acceptance. Now,
mass acceptance is not overnight. That means in the next five years you're
going to see more nation states. You're going to as Michael Taylor points out,
wait until Apple and all these other companies figure out that they can put
this on their balance sheet. Rated CEO Jack Dorsey announced that the fintech conglomerate
would buy bitcoin monthly for its balance sheet. Dorsey, the former CEO of
Twitter, shared a document on the social media platform titled Bitcoin Blueprint for Corporate
balance Sheets, with the caption block is dollar cost averaging bitcoin every month.
So you know, whatever you think of Jack Dorsey, these are actually positive
moves. And he has a history of kind of sort of being a libertarian.
I'm sure a lot of pressure was put on him when he was running
Twitter to you know, to censor into all that. But supposedly as on
the down low, He's not that way, I don't know. The document
states that the firm is announcing a new corporate balance sheet dollar cost Average DCA
program, under which each month it will invest ten percent of its monthly gross
profit from bitcoin products into purchases of bitcoin for investment purposes. The company also
shared the details of its current bitcoin holdings, which include the purchases made in
twenty twenty and twenty twenty one as Square. According to the document, as
of March thirty first, twenty twenty four, Block held eight thousand and thirty
eight bitcoin, representing approximately nine percent of its total cash, cash equivalents,
and marketable securities. During his discussion with Adami, Sailor notes that Block will
be the first of many other companies to follow this path in the coming years
as the global economy now again. Jack Dorsey's not done, okay, So
even if you don't like him or whatever you think of him like, he's
not a stupid person, nor is Michael Sailor. Don These are very intelligent,
attack and engineering minded people, and I think they've accurately seen where things
are going. And I think Whitney will agree as well. Also very intelligent.
I just did an interview with Johnny Bedmore, who also worked on the
One Nation Under Blackmail, both volumes of that. So go check out the
Johnny Bedmore interview that I just did the other day. It was a really
good, in depth interview. Came out good. I can't I can't breathe
in Florida. Man, it's just crazy. So mm hmm. This is
a harbinger of good news. There's more signs of cracks. Let's get back
to the interview. Micro Strategy is going to keep developing its Bitcoin position,
and yeah, it's going to get exponentially harder. Right. You know this
last week, you know you saw you saw Block announce that they're going to
start sawing bitcoin every month. You saw you've seen accretion of bitcoin by a
lot of bitcoin minors. You know a lot of them are actually not So
did you hear the jack said the Block? Well, DCA dollar cost average
into bigcoin every month. That's what I was telling you last night, Right,
So you're gonna do the same thing that the big boys. The big
boys, Hi, folks, this is what I'm listening to cutting through the
matrix. The big boys have big plans for you, right, the big
boys, put on big boy pants. Put on your big boy pants and
DCA, I think is a good strategy. I can't tell you what to
do. I'm not a rug selling as much bitcoin as they're mining. Now,
I think you're going to see more bitcoin miners buying more. I think
you're gonna see more bitcoin exchanges buying more. I think you see the existing
ETF's accumulating. But now we're up to twenty two spot ETFs in the world,
and they're all in a marketing war with each other, and so they're
gonna go harder, so I think, And at some point you're gonna see
other these Russell thousand companies right which one of them wants to crawl out of
theirs. By the way, uh bigcoin is right now about to hit seventy
so seventy K on Twitter, seventy K bitcoin. I'm liking all these sevens.
And by the way, I'm not a go Matria idiot, so I'm
just joking around. I don't actually believe that. I'm not a superstitious person
determined by numbers. Numbers don't rule I like, like I'm Jim Carrey in
the number twenty three right by the way, guys, if you would follow
me over here on X my ex is right here. We're almost at Its
a lot we can say about our political leaders. All right, we're gonna
comment on that video too, because I forgot to mention. This is what
went viral a while back. Two tweets on this kind of went viral for
me. By the way, click right there, get me to seventy.
We're gonna get to We're gonna get to Vatican aliens in a second. Don't
worry, We're almost done with this stuff. I also want to hit some
of the funny quiet quitting stuff. This is an interesting discussion. Where's the
video. Here we go, I'll be saved. It's like you're just waiting
for someone to decide they want the money. So I think that when they
do that, they drive up the price a bitcoin and I have to chase
it. My first bitcoins were below ten thousand and uh, you know,
and I'm buying bitcoin in the sixties now, and that's okay. I don't
know where we'll get to. I know we'll I know we'll get more.
Well, we'll accrete from here. We will acquire more bitcoin than we have
right now, and we'll do it via you know, organic cash, and
via a debt, especially convertible debt, and we'll do it via equity and
spec doing an attacking, an attack, and all sorts of other dynamics.
But I think, you know, Archimedes said, you give me a lever
long enough and a place to stand, I can move the world. The
place to stand is bitcoin, right, I mean, it's it's not a
commodity, it's a scarcity. So if it's a scarcity, it's like if
I said to you, there's one city. It's at the it's at the
trade crossroads of the world. It's the center of the digital coonomy. Now
one day everybody on the planet's going to be moving their capital through that city.
But there's only two hundred and seventy six by two hundred and seventy six
by two hundred and seventy six blocks in that city. And by the way,
it's like ninety four percent occupied. But you can buy another one of
those blocks if you want. Do you want to buy some more? And
the answer is yeah, I want to keep buying because just like if I
could have bought New York or Manhattan one hundred years ago or fifty or two
hundred or thirty or three hundred, you know, tell me, you know
at what year, how many years ago? Was it a bad idea?
Right? Think it's always been a good idea if you can hold right,
as long as you can hold the property. And why is Manhattan a good
idea? Because it's a granite island at the you know, the middle of
Long Island Sound and the Hudson you know, and it's got great natural harbors.
It's the gateway to North America. It was always the best place to
put aport right, And if you look at it and you cruise around it,
and you share it, and you look at it. This is sort
of a variation on the point we were making last night about off ramps.
Right, So you want to exit this existing fiat scamp system, you want
an off ramp. There's not a lot of off ramps. Gold is an
off ramp. But we're gonna look at a video here in a second from
Mark Moss, which I think pretty convincingly argues the superiority of a bigcoin even
to gold. And I'm not saying it's bad to have gold. If you
want to own gold and have allocations in different areas, there's really you know,
there's different You don't have to have one strategy with investing and allocating and
all of that in my view, and that's my opinion. I can't tell
you what to do, but I don't think you have to have like one.
You know, if you want to have some money in stocks, you
want to have some gold, you want to have some BTC, you wanna
have some silver, you know you can do that. You can do all
of that. Now. Some years back, say about twenty eighteen, I
remember I had, like I said, it wasn't a huge amount. I
think maybe I had about ten thousand in gold. And then I decided,
you know what, I actually believe more in BTC than I do in gold.
And I remember I had bigcoin at that time too, but I had
about ten k and gold. I remember thinking, I'm gonna take I'm just
gonna dump this gold. And gold was doing decent at the time. But
that was absolutely the right move. And again nothing against gold, not distant
gold. But you know BTC twenty eighteen, I don't know what that was.
That that might have been even like one BTC right, let's see what
it was at twenty eighteen. Maybe we were even lower than that in twenty
eighteen. Yeah, so I probably I think I bought Yeah, so I
think I dumped about ten k of gold and I remember buying maybe one hole
BTC and something else. So you see how that. I mean, that's
like a ten x from twenty eighteen. Right, so we're basically going from
seven thousand to seventy thousand. So you see the value proposition there right back
in twenty eighteen to now. Yeah. So but there's no there's just good
strategies and better strategies. That's one way to put it, and you know,
you commit it. Hey, Jamie, could you make me a double
shot? You could mitigate risk in various ways. Right, Let's say you're
a you believe that the Internet will be destroyed by EMPs or something like that,
and then we're going to go back to you know, conquistadors and little
House on the Prairie. Well, if we enter that world, I suppose
gold will end up being the currency that we go back to, but I
just don't really think that's very likely. So you're much more likely, in
my opinion, to do well with this because notice that everybody who's really conspiratorial
minded, like you're not realizing that everybody is gonna want this. The establishment
is going to want this because the establishment people unless they're the ones printing the
money, which is not very many people. Okay, that's a very tiny
group of super elite bis you know, European banking elite, American federal reserve
banking elite bank for a national settlements, these people, you know, green
spans and these kinds of being like, unless you're in this little inner click,
if you're a corporation or company or something like that, most of the
time you're going to want a way to protect generational wealth. It's not just
about quarterly earnings. It's also about future wealth. Now, a lot of
the fortune one hundred fortune five hundred are super corrupt to the point that they
don't even care about the wealth anymore. But they're going to realize as the
dollar degrades that that also hurts them. So remember their whole system is built
around the Fiat Petro dollar. So the more that that weakens, the more
the existing federal reserve system weakens. This is the only major competitor to that
system, and that's why we're all so very early. We are front running
still all of these people we front run front ran Black Rock and Michael Saylor.
Isn't that amazing? That's pretty crazy. In fact, you can build
that on top of that, it's obvious people are going to want to live
in and do business in that city for hundreds of years. Sailor's analogy about
bitcoin and real estate in major cities like New York is a particularly brilliant one
because not only does it reveal the assets immense value, but it also answers
the question of whether it's too late to buy. So do you see the
real estate analogy? Why that's so good? Like real estate on you know,
Madison Avenue or whatever. You know, it was probably pretty cheap one
hundred years ago, and the people that own that have passed that they're able
to pass that on as generational wealth. So you see how smart that is.
That's why the elite the power of Rockefellers, et cetera. I mean,
they're but they're also very cunning when it comes to thinking ahead to the
future. How is bitcoin going to get shmuggled? That doesn't even make any
sense. I mean, how is it even gonna You're just you're just spouting
shit in the chat with no no knowledge about what's going on. You're just
saying this stuff. A lot of people are but her too, because they've
been they've been cast in shade on bitcoin for the last seven years, and
then they keep getting burnt and they keep casting shade like it's just this is
the weird aspect of human nature right. A previous interview, the micro Strategy
CEO explained that New York was already the greatest city in North America by seventeen
seventy six, more than one hundred years after it was founded by Dutch colonists
around sixteen twenty four. Anyone who had wanted to buy property in New York
in seventeen seventy six would probably have considered themselves late to the party. So
remember, think of it. Great analogy here in eighteen hundreds, Oh,
I'm late to the party. You're buying a piece of digital real estate,
digital goal. And the more people go onto that network, the larger that
network gets Matt Cow's law, the more valuable it gets. So no,
even sixty seventy thousand is early. Why is it still early? Because bitcoin
isn't even at what is it like a tenth of gold like the gold market
is what ten x a bitcoin I think some somewhere around in that and a
lot of the big investment companies, Fidelity. Fidelity has projected a bitcoin to
eventually eat up gold. Doesn't mean gold won't exist. It means that bitcoins
market will cap will be the gold market cap, which is about a ten
x from here. So that's when we get to what seven a million dollars
per BTC that will happen. He said, no, Uh, that's impossible.
Man. I've been hearing how this was never gonna go to ten k.
I remember when bitcoin will never hit ten k. Bigcoon will never hit
twenty k. I remember when I hit bigcoin never hit fifty k. It
is the future. So a lot of people ask the questions, how do
you bitcoin when you're seventeen? How do you do this? If I'm a
wage cuck. Look, we're gonna talk about that in a minute. You
gotta go out hunt the animals, skin the beaver pelts, sell the beaver
pelts, convert them in a underground Hispanic Mexican market. I can tell you
where that market is. You're gonna have to go through some coyotes to get
down there. You convert that into pesos, the pesos and then are converted
in a bank in Luxembourg to dinar nar are then converted in the Cayman Islands.
For you, this is going to take some traveling. I'm just joking
and being silly. So again, we covered a lot of what we're talking
about today we covered in last night's introduction stream. So I got into bitcoin
twenty seventeen at about eighteen hundred to twenty five hundred. When I saw Batoin
go from like eighteen hundred to twenty twenty five hundred, I was like,
okay, all right, I've been wrong about this and I thought I was
late. So remember I thought in twenty seventeen, oh man, I'm so
late to this party, dude, because I had a dude trying to get
me into bitcoin in twenty fourteen, and I was too dumb to understand what
he was talking about. Get a wallet, dude, Get a wallet,
bro, I got a wallet. Were talking about get an online wallet,
And then my idiot conspiracy head was like, an online wallet that's going to
try and trace me. They're going to take my money into New World orders,
controlling me. I was too conspiratorial, and a lot of y'all are
going to look back on all your hating and all your shade throwing, be
like, oh dude, I was so stupid and too conspiratorial. Why didn't
I listen to him? He was telling me in twenty seventeen that bitcoin was
good stuff. By the way, we got a lot of people in the
chat that have reached out last night today thanking me. I didn't even realize
this to say, hey, you know, you had some good opinions.
I can't give you a front of thee ro you have some good opinions in
twenty seventeen, we've done very well. Yeah, quite a few people have
done well. And again, seven years of haters, But that's okay.
I'm used to it. Everything I've talked about in the last ten years,
all of these haters, all of this shade, all of this, you
know, on and on, and yet who ends up being right every time?
Vindicated almost every time. I'm wrong a couple of things here and there.
I was wrong by bitcoin twenty fourteen. I thought I was a is
a scam anyway, thought so think about this. This is your buying digital
real estate in a network that will be supremely valuable as time goes by.
The more people go into the network, the more valuable it gets. It's
not that difficult. I mean, Facebook sucks, but if you think about
Facebook, it's kind of the same idea in terms of the more people that
are on Facebook, the more value there is in that network. And again
I'm not talking about the ethics of Facebook, it's a terrible company. But
I'm saying value in terms of the size of the network, the data,
the value that the people put into the network, and the value that they
view the network having the ability to transfer information, photos, messages, videos
like that, and people are like, bitcoin don't got no value called a
physical thing? You mean like your app on your phone for your bank?
Can you touch your bank account? Can you touch the app on your phone?
I mean, it's is silly. I use the oh use the truth
for movie? Yeah exactly. You transfer money through zell and you didn't touch
anything except your phone. Dummy anyway, So again value proposition here real estate
in the digital realm on a supremely valuable, rare hard asset network in earlier
quite lucky. Yet people have continued to invest in the city and make great
returns on their money for hundreds of years since then. Sailor Reckons the same
is going to happen with bitcoin. So you see the analogy. Are you
too late to buying real estate in the eighteen hundreds, Well that's when the
Rockevillar started getting it. And I'm sure they've got more wealth in this analogy
than the families that were buying New York Land City land and the seventeen hundreds.
Probably right. And again just think of the chart, right, I
mean, the chart shows you what basically a ten x every four or five
years. That's crazy. So we're talking seven hundred thousand dollars a bitcoin.
I mean, there's no guarantees. It might be two hundred thousand, right,
it might be a million in five, four or five years. It's
hard to say. But there will also be less volatility right as this network
grows. So anyway, now let's talk about a couple more things, then
we'll move on to another subject. Whitney Web had a good video about what
the designs of Blackrock. Jeff Stein McCaffrey when he discussed a BTC, what
they Wall Street, the goons on Wall Street, the boomer Wall stunk people.
I think the corner sun of the response really does need to be self
reliance because if your most people have no clue that in twenty twenty three,
the best way to make money on Amazon is not with physical product, hoping
on people in the private sector solving this problem for you because they don't like
ESG. I don't think that's enough at all. As the Bitcoin having approaches
a sea of red continues to dominate the charts, Bitcoin is trading in the
sixty thousand dollars range, down fourteen percent in the past seven days. While
many pundits and experts are still calling for a crypto summer, columnist and researcher
Whitney Webb believes the entire outlook on bitcoin is going awry. In an interview
with TFTC, Whitney discussed her findings and according to her research, the powers
that be plan to crash every currency and turn the whole system into a surveillance
state. According to Whitney, now Whitney's talking about what we're talking about with
the CBDCs and fedcoin, right gum and cheese coin like we talked about last
night. That's what she's talking about. She's not saying that every crypto,
but see Bitcoin represents one of the problems. Thus, the attempt to Wall
Street tize bigcoin. This is already occurring in parts of South America. The
currency has based so drastic. That's why she's talking about, by the way
and everybody else, you have to have your own custody, okay. So
if you're new, you know, you launch on the swan bitcoin or whatever,
you're new, you you want to self custody. You want to eventually
learn to get self custody, right, So you don't want your cryptos sitting
there on other people's exchanges and wallets. That's basically what you're doing. You're
just trusting a third party. The whole point of this ultimately is to not
trust third parties. Okay, So getting boomer allocation through ETFs, I mean,
okay, it's good that the ITS number go up and it's pumping it,
but it's defeating the point of bitcoin, which is that you are your
own bank. You don't need banks and third party scammer and crooks running the
money supply. Math and objective principles will run the money supply. But all
of that's defeated if everybody's trusting the black Rocks of the world to custody and
and you know, by their bitcoin or whatever, that to have any purchasing
power, citizens and companies alike are turning towards stable coins. According to her
research, Whitney believes this is the global plan. However, we still have
bitcoin to combat what is taking place. Yet, Whitney believes that the Michael
Saylor store of value outlook and the general population's Bitcoin go up sentiment is taking
away the true value and function of bitcoin, which is a permissionless interaction between
two entities. Whitney believes that the banks and Wall Street categorizing bitcoin as just
a store of value is playing right into their hands and is exactly the narrative
they want the people to have. Whitney is urging everyone to wake up and
not let bitcoin get misused. Let's listen to what Whitney has to say and
talking about this public private play, It's important to keep in mind that what
happens, I mean, just look at the Treasury Secretary office alone. So
like in Clinton, it was Robert Rumin, Ruben Goldman Sachs, he helps
repeal Glass Stiegel, and then when that whole bubble pops. In two thousand
and eight, Goldman Sacks is Henry Paulson is set Treasury of the secretaries.
And it's remember this was everything we're talking about last night with the two thousand
and eight housing collapse. By the way, that was also preceded by there's
a really fascinating timeline of events, right, the savings and loan scams that
was also part of this, that goes back to what eighties, Right,
And then you've got Ponzi schemes and scams in the nineties that Jeffson mcaffery was
involved in. Right. He was involved in giant Ponzi schemes and scams at
bear Stearns. That's presumably what got him recruited into doing what he was doing,
which was many things. He wasn't just doing one compromise sex thing.
He was in a bunch of things. But remember all the Webster Tarpley Alex
Jons interviews back in the day, Alex the bubble will Pop, the goons
on Wall Street, the Neo contons, the Bubble will Pop. Ten Didner,
who worked under Larry Summers and Robert Rubin is Treasury secretary under Obama.
And then it's Steve Manuchen who was involved in the two thousand and eight financial
crisis and whose dad was one of the top guys at Goldman Sacks and he
was also Goldman Sacks. So what they do when they're in power is that
they create policies that help benefit them. You know, they came from Goldman
Sacks with intentions to implement policies that benefit Goldman Sacks, right. And so
generally what happens is that when the private sector wants something or they want they've
created a big market for something. They've invested lots of money in creating something
like the carbon market. One's using the carbon market. They are going to
then use the public sector to force people to use the carbon market. And
so they're trying to do that through the through the guise of climate emergency,
right, and that's not working. So if that's not work, there's a
very you know, perceptive, accurate insights here about all the scammery that they
push with the carbon crap. And they wanted to get people into these carbon
trading markets and trading on uh carbon exchanges and all that, and that didn't
really work, and so they'll just kind of go back, they'll retreat from
their syop and then they'll roll out a new siop that's the back and forth
two step pivot model they constantly do, so they they and they use,
as she points out, a lot of fear. Right, So it's all
going to be a bunch of fear based stuff. All these but ultimately all
of the stuff, kof the things that we've been going through collapses, the
coming economic problems that will continue, they have to continue. There's no solutions,
Okay, Biden yelling, they can't solve this stuff. Trump saying,
I mean he said last time, we have to work on the federal reserve.
I mean, he says the stuff, but I mean, can he
really do that? I mean, he can talk about it, but can
he do that? I mean, it seems like our elected officials are pretty
much controlled. I'm talking about the Congress and all that. Even if let's
say Trump is totally not controlled. For the sake of argument, let's say
he's not. I mean, he can talk about the federal Reserve, he
talked about it last administration as a problem. But you know, RFK talks
about bitcoin. But what can they really do other than talk about stuff.
So all of these events are and even the economic stuff, what's the thing
that unites the economics stuff, the money scams, the ponzi schemes, the
made offs, the two thousand and eights, the savings and loan crisis.
What unites all of that, and then the FELA reserve and the ssyops,
the foreign entanglements, the fear, the coop, the tracking, oh,
tracking, control, surveillance, total appropriation of all of your data and information
and you're exchanging of goods. That's what all of it's about. Technocracy working.
How will they go about and how will they do it? Well,
Like we've Mark and I have discussed before, they're trying to go about it
the private sector route. Oh okay, you guys aren't interested in programmable surveillable
money if it's emitted by the central bank, So if it's omitted by a
private bank, maybe you will. Right. But the other side of this
is what's happening in places like Argentina right now, where people have lost so
much of their purchasing power. So like before Malay came to power, I
think the poverty rate was just I mean, it was insanely high. I
think it was something like sixty percent. And then Malay came into power and
devalued the currency by fifty percent, which led to a massive loss of purchasing
power for Argentinians. On top of that, now Argentinians are so desperate and
are being told that they're undergoing quote unquote shock therapy designed by a JP Morgan
guy, that they're doing world Coin. They're scanning their eyes in the sam
Altman orb for coins and a cap. All right, So this is she's
talking about the different centralized fake cryptos that are all about surveillance. Right she
talks about world Coin. We've seen a whole bunch of these roll out,
these scammy establishment promoted coins. We know Klaus and the WEF some years back
listed their potential future Davos approved cryptos. By the way, Bitcoin was not
on that list, and it was basically just a choice of the most five
centralized. Right now, remember the remember the big triple chin to dude from
the BIS that said we can't wait to have the central bank digital currency wallet
because everything that you do we will control. And he even says in that
little clip, and we'll shut off when you violate our arbitrary ethical standards.
So you eat too much steak, you say a naughty word on Twitter,
we cut off your purchasing that week. So this is how crazy and insane
these control freaks are right, so Whitney's corrector we'll tend a digital ID and
the idea is to have that Sending gift cards involved can be a nightmare,
but what if it could be tremendous, be like your access to the Internet
and using these tokens and these stable coins, using Tether, using USDC whatever
supported by Marcato Libres, giant entity Mercado Pago, which is also integrated with
Brazil's biggest crypto exchange, Mercado Bitcoin, and then there's Ripio in the mix,
which is partnered with all of these guys too. They're going to control
all the rails that stuff runs on. And that's where people are running because
their money has been so devalued and they have no alternative. And I think
that's ultimately the goal is to get people on programmable surveillable money by any means
necessary. So if you won't do it because you're like, oh, yeah,
this is a way I'm going to use JP morgan coin and beat the
fed CBDC, and you know, if that, if you're not going to
get suckered into that, then you know, it seems like they'll all use
This is exactly what was going on, right with these other attempts, right,
Sam Bateman, freed FTX, all of that. That was all like
a giant Democratic Party front thing, all the same scammers. Bill Clinton was
even up there hawking the coins with Sam BigMan Freid, Right, So you
can tell they're obviously rolling out these scam things because it's all a way to
get you out of and away from Bigcoin. That's ultimately what this is about.
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and we're also just a few away from seventy K. This is our
seventy K party destabilization and desperation as a way to get people onboard into the
systems that they're creating. They're not just going to spend billions of dollars creating
these systems and have no one use them. They're going to try and use
either you know, desperation created by public sector policies or by private sector.
This is what I've been saying, Right, there will be some sort of
economic problem. It'll or it'll just gradually get worse, and then they're gonna
say, hey, come get your government wallet, download your government wallet.
We're gonna start rolling out UBI or fed coin or whatever else. Right,
and if you sign up, get your dole, get on the dole.
But it'll all be totally controlled, tracked and traced, and you'll be fined
or you'll have your credit shut off from fed coin if you say a bad
word or eat too much meat. And I'm not joking either. People don't
remember, do not. You guys don't remember Planned Opolis. So that's what
Whitney's talking about. So she's saying the same thing we talk about. Remember
that, do you want your meat today? You can't have your meat that's
only on your bath day. This is a real UK think tank planning out
different strategy for the type of future that they want. Oh hi, I'm
so glad you're on time. I'm the I'm looking forward to showing you around
Planned HIV. I'm so glad. The future will basically be a corporate Memphis
hell hole. All right, Corporate Memphis, Acid bad, acid drip dystopia
is the future I always knew was coming. That's what I always wanted.
I'm so glad we're going to be there. My husband works from home.
He's a virtual engineer working in one of the city's desalination plants. He controls
the robots who do all the important maintenance. I think he basically plays computer
games for a living. Are you ready to go? Have you got your
calorie card open on your smartphone. I registered your video with slick travel Cork
the other day, so they would own nothing. You would have nothing.
I'm Jerery Hoppy. Right. You don't drive anywhere, you don't own your
car, you don't do anything other than what the system allows you to do.
And you have a rationing card that dictates how much meat, how much
carbon you can have. You a journey time to match mine. It makes
so much sense, doesn't it? Switch you off brain and go to work
with this many people around. I'm glad there's a megacomputer in charge. Weirs
lucky. Oh yeah, we're so lucky. We're run by a giant AI
transhumanist supercomputer. Remember Logan's run exactly. We're allocated to school quite near my
practice, so I can drop them off from the way. It saves on
our calorie ration. Well, it won't be long until the little darling's get
their career announcements. They've been working so hard, so I'm sure they'll get
something good. The supercomputer decides what your career will be. Well, it's
carbon scrubbers, still living or anything carbon scrubbers, So something that's not even
toxic carbon basis of life, right, has to be scrubbed because everybody's so
stupid they actually believe the mythology that it's a toxic substance. Let's pop to
the market, as were passing, right, what's on the menu? This
nth you understand this. This is the comb pot Okay? This video from
this UK think tank Form for the Future. Alex played this in like two
thousand and seven. This is like two thousand and seven, bro, and
it's all like a vegan future. You get meat once on your birthday.
You won't even get that if you're even alive. But it's basically the kompot
future. No, no meat, it's not your birthday. The Global Food
Council are doing a really good job of keeping food product. Global Food Council
right, everything's run by a central global thority. You don't get meat,
You get pea and potato pie. You get meat on your birthday, except
you don't. You get Bill Gates is beyond me on your birthday. You
don't get the choice. You used to remember Bill Gates is what was it?
Recycled poop beer, Human fecies recycle into beer. We're gonna take the
human shit and make it into basically Hamburger. Patties. I think it's probably
easiest to walk from here. You barely see a car in the city center
nowadays unless you're rich, while the state knows they just aren't practical anymore.
We're all trying to meet our global carbon deal. Electric bikes are so much
better for getting around our neighborhood and what waste valuable states and car parks.
So everything is determined by carbon rationing and climate emergency. You can use to
growth food. I don't care what you say, Alex. They don't deserve
to live in that ghetto. They are completely disconnected, no high speed transport
system, no new internet. They miss out on jobs and many essential services
too. Oh hi again, what a day. The people who wanted to
live in freedom are that they live in the cry freedom ghettos right like,
they wouldn't even let you live in a ghetto in this future. They would
have you depopulated. Right you visit to the craft freedom ghettos. I mean,
I miss my sister like mad, but I'm glad they went when they
moved to New Amsterdam. They're safe from climate change on the floating city that
must be her Now it's much easier to meet up with friends virtually now well,
so many cities have bancar. You hear that you meet up with your
friends virtually like people do now engineer post koof to do this very thing.
It's much safer due to the climate emergency. And by the way, a
bunch of zoomers and jen Alfa, they actually believe those stuff. They think
that the world's gonna die in five years, Like AOC says from Climate Change
that people actually believe this stuff, like they don't understand that the soul system
is constructed on lies and it treats you as a retarded child. It looks
like she's got some juicy gossip. So there's your planned opolis future from the
UK ECO and saying think tanks planning your actual future from like two thousand and
seven. That's what twenty forty is supposed to be like season then have you
know sort of like two thousand and eight. Oh, look, the private
banks have destroyed the economy. Now we need the public sector to come in
and rain them in. Even though Obama's cabinet that was supposed to be doing
that was literally chosen by city group. Right, they're the ones that are
going to come in and they're going to rain these in and these are the
policies and changes that need to be made, But actually it's the bankers that
wrote the changes that need to be made, right, So we're likely going
to get set up for something like that where they're going to try and make
like existing money worthless. And if you want your money to be worth anything
and maintain any sort of semblance of purchasing power, you have to use financial
products X, Y, and z. And they're all going to be programmable
and survailable, if not by the private sector, by the public sector,
and they're all going to be interrupted. Yeah, that's the whole point of
all of this stuff, right, And it's not that crypto itself is bad,
it's that the elite want to utilize it for this purpose. That's why
it's absolutely necessary to adopt the thing that is not completely controlled pro parable.
They're going to be all these on all these different wallets and digital ID systems
that look like they're different companies, but they're all the same essentially in terms
that they can export all their data to the same central global database. And
you know that's essentially the goal here. So how do we fight against that.
Don't use the database, don't use the digital wallet, don't use the
digital id, don't interact with the system. Yeah, and this is what
I was going to add to this. It's absolutely essential for everybody right now,
as much as you can absolutely divest yourself as far as you can from
any of the Fortune one hundred and Fortune five hundred. That's crucial because the
more you use them, you are feeding the entity that is there to destroy.
You see it as a giant blob. It's like the Blob, remember
that movie The Blob. That's the Fortune one hundred slash Fortune five hundred.
Now I understand it's not possible really to totally divest from all of it,
but the more you divest from as much as you can, the better.
So you have to support local, you have to support and do as much
as you can on your own. You have to again, divest from this
system as best you can. The Fortune one hundred Fortune five hundred are your
enemy. It is not just like these idiot libertarians think the government the government.
The government. The government is just one of the Fortune one hundred companies.
You can't figure that out. The Fortune one hundred, Fortune five hundred
push all the agenda globally and amgov is just one of those corporations, it's
one of the bigger ones. So again I understand it's not possible to totally
divest. It's absolutely necessary. You have to have to divest in every possible
way that you can as much as you can from all of the Fortune one
hundred, Fortune five hundred. That's who is bringing the nWo. And I
think also, you know, I think Bitcoin is is obviously very key to
their plans. But they need Bitcoin to stay, as Larry Fink said,
a technology for asset storage. They refuse to have it be a currency basically
to recap on that. So this is her point that they want to Wall
Street tize bitcoin right so they can't let it be something that's mass adopted for
the population to use. So they're trying to front run right now before mass
adoption gets into it, and they think that they can try to have you
know, a sizeable chunk to manipulate. That's their plan. That's why it's
crucial for people to front run them and the other fortune one fortune five hundred
gooons before they get into this. If they need the Bitcoin blockchain for asset
storage, and presumably if we're right about what's going on in this article,
which we seem to be carbon markets. They need that blockchain. How do
we make invert their plans and use the bitcoin blockchain so that it's the tool
of financial freedom was heralded to be because they can't get rid of it without
scuttling their own plans. Right Well, I think it's important to say too
that I think there's a lot of people in the bitcoin media space that will
never talk about this or what you just mentioned. And I think a lot
of that is because a lot of money and effort has been put into specifically
homogenizing media discourse in the bitcoin space because they want them. They want bitcoiners
as much as possible to be compliant, while Larry Fink and his ILK do
what they want with bitcoin and make it what they want it to be so
that people are If you only have a few hundred dollars to invest right now,
click this link right here, because I want to show you a clever
new way. There's like evil Jimbob, like evil finance bro Jimbob, content
with number grow up and sort of the sailor esque talking points that have gotten
a lot of you know, a lot of people have heard those versus what
you just mentioned from example, you know, there needs to be a cultural
shift in bitcoin in the opposite direction of what this. Yeah, she's right
here because a lot of the people that in the bitcoin space, they don't
talk about how black Rock is a heart of the n double O and how
Larry Fink goes to Davos and says, we're going to force DEI SDG down
your throat. We're gonna make you accept the woke and he says, we've
got to have a future that's deepop Okay, So we guarantee that stuff is
not about anybody's best interest except for the technocratic elite. And yeah, it
is relevant to number going up. But if the biggest into are now realizing
they can't stop this thing BTC, then that means that they have to try
to get in it and do what they can and rebrand and all that.
I don't think that's going to succeed, but that's what they have to do.
That that's what they're doing, So that's not going to stop. You
get the point here, hopefully you understand. Diego guy from root Stop said
where he's like, we need to drop the whole you know, stop fiscal
irresponsibility of the banks and central banks and you know, be a challenge and
threat to their power. We have to drop that if we want to get
rich. I mean, that's the mentality there, and I feel like the
sailor mentality really isn't that different from that. We have to push people in
the other direction, because if we go in the direction, they're pushing those
you know people to go in you know, people that want to drop the
ethos or whatever and make bitcoin just a tool for Wall Street. I mean,
no, if we let that happen, very bad things happen. And
there has to be a fight. And there's a specific effort that's been launched
against people that hold bitcoin to try and get them to be compliant in that
sense, you know, and that's through you know, controlling the discourse in
the media space. There needs to be a desire among bitcoiners to return to
the original ethos, uh not the opposite. There needs to be a fight
for that. People need to care about that again to watch them all right.
So that's another enlightening angle on the entrance of the big players to bitcoin,
of what their designs might be. I think that's relevant. And one
last thing before we shift to topics out a bitcoin, this is a really
great video overall on why there is a think of superiority to Bitcoin. Over
gold doesn't mean you can't hold gold, doesn't mean the gold's irrelevant or not
worth you know, allocating, diversifying. But if people are looking for an
overall math based argument about why this is superior, this I found to be
the best video. I haven't had a good discussion of it too, but
this one kind of goes through a lot of charts and detail and all that.
So check out Mark Moss's video Shocking math how Big Queen could reach forty
three million, And that's really about the I mean that's about like you know,
down the road, we're talking like, you know, twenty forty or
something, right, But this is a really good video, and we've got
different you know, forecasters, different analysts talking about what time period they think
when it'll hit a million, twenty thirty eight to forty. Fidelity thinks one
billion for a big one and that would be basically at global adoption, right.
So so check out Mark Moss's video. It's a really good lecture.
I'm not going to play all of that right now. Also there's a video
he did. His recent video is also really good. I think it's his
most recent video, so check that out. Now on the topic, before
we get to this alien nonsense. This popped up. I think Technoir sent
me this. I thought it was pretty funny. So now all the and
it relates to economics because the young folk, the kids is out here right,
people are now talking about quiet quitting. What's quiet quitting? This is
this idea that, well, if I'm at a shitty job, do I
have to go above and be? And it seems like a lot of bosses
aka managers, and I do not have much respect for managers in my life.
The managers that I've had, both male and female, have been a
consistent trail of idiots, goobers, drug addicts, losers, thieves, bitches,
and just absolute ridiculous people. I think you actually have to be to
be a manager of a local business or like, you basically have to be
that most of the time. Not everybody, but I've had many jobs where
I work for a local manager, and I can think of maybe one manager
who was actually the regional manager, who was a pretty good dude, black
dude. He was pretty solid, He was a pretty honorable, virtuous dude.
He didn't ever lie but the immediate manager, this horrible fat bitch was
the worst. And another female man for many years in my first job,
and she was a oxy conton addict who became a matheaddict and I think ran
her mom's business into the ground. I had another manager at a store who
was a He was addicted to this assocility. He was addicted to royd He
had roid rage, was addicted to Royd's and got busted stealing like thousands of
dollars from the store to buy freaking roids. I mean, just like managers
are just like And then we had I worked for another bitchy woman who was
an alcoholic at work who also got caught stealing like thousands of dollars from the
store. Family business. I mean, it's like, doude, what the
heck is in the What is going on with them managers? Dude? There's
just something about the psyche of the local business manager that they're just off.
Dude. Can I get some props to is this other people in the audience?
Is that y'all's experience? Right? Maybe you're working at a Verizon an
AT and T a paint store of Pittsburgh Paints. Trom Williams you're working out
of pizza hut. You're working out of I mean, look, I've had
He actually was kind of jacks who were like, well was he at least
jacked? He was pretty buff dude, and he was a black belt,
so he was actually kind of a badass dude. And he and I got
along pretty good. We didn't have any problems, but it was just like,
managers are just off the hook, dude. Managers are out of control.
Managers be like taking freaking thousand dollars, you know, rolls of cash,
and like bringing strippers in and snorting cocaine, freaking snorting meth off of
the strippers during freaking business hours or something. I mean, managers are just
crazy. This should be remember that crap in the night like girls gone Wild
in the nineties, Remember that you could have like managers gone wild, dude,
they would top all the others. Manager's gone wild. Managers are off
the hook. Yeah, I'm telling you, I guess this is middle management.
So we're talking about the person running the local franchise, you know what
I'm saying. That's what I'm not talking about, like the regional manager.
Usually regional managers are pretty competent, right, and I'm not trying to diss
people that are in the chat who have a manager position. I'm not distant.
I'm just saying my experience, dude and chick managers above me when I'm
like the wage worker, the manager right have been awful. Except for one
black dude who was a stand up dude. Shout out to him. Everybody
else is just awful, just just the worst. And by the way,
the women were double worse. Okay, the women were the ones. The
women managers would lie and say that I was the one stealing from the damn
register, and then she got called doing it, said it was me,
and I'm like, no, you crazy wine box wine boomer, bitch on
pills calling me stealing from the register, get out of here, and then
she got caught. So I do not have a lot of respect for bitchy
ass women managers, especially they have been the worst handout because like when when
the dude that had the roid problem, when he got busted, he did
at least he didn't lie and try to say it was other people, Like
he was like, all right, yeah, you know, that's me.
The women managers will be like, no, it was him, it was
him. They're like we got you on camera, Well that was him.
That was him dressed up like me, trying to make me look come on,
that was you. I ain't a fat bitch, you are, but
that wasn't me anyway. That's what I'm saying that, Yeah, they get
on a power trip. They're on freaking pills or box wine and the or
the two, and they go nuts. They always are stealing shit, and
then they'll blame you, the wage worker. So I have no respect for
freaking women managers. Get out of here. You fight, you fight,
you fight, and we'll go full Trump on them women. You thought it.
So this has created this bizarre atmosphere in the work world, the workforce,
the workforce which I've not been in the workforce since twenty fourteen. I
think twenty fourteen was my last ish year in the workforce, and I didn't
have a woman manager. I think my immediate manager was a gay dude,
but he kind of just let her by do whatever. He didn't really try
to police much. That job sucked though, because the job description was you
would be basically using your editing and writing skills to do things on the website
for the business. That ended up translating into sit on the call center line
and do cold calls. Okay, I was inter viewed and hired for a
job to write things, not to sit in a call center doing cold calls.
So that's when I decided, I think I'm gonna try my own job,
because this shit is dumb, dude. And that's the part with which
I will credit the millennials and the Zoomers and whatever coming up Alpha, the
jin alpha or whatever they are coming up them kids on the come up.
I will grant to them that all of this wage work stuff is not where
you want to end up, and it's probably not going to get you very
high. Okay, there's not a lot of upper mobility anymore. And so
depending upon your qualifications and all of this, if you're working a wage job,
probably the best that you could hope for is manager regional manager after twenty
thirty years, I don't know, but that's not a very good prospect.
So I actually think there is some legitimacy to the quiet quitting position. When
I think back to my wage jobs, I was more or less kind of
a quiet quitter person. I did the job a lot of times, I
did it very well, But managers have a tendency to expect above and beyond
when people are not paid for above and beyond, and that makes absolutely no
sense. And they can do that because they know that they can always be
you can always be replaced in these wage jobs. So this attitude of the
boomers in this audience, this is a great dividing line between millennials versus boomers.
And maybe there's one Gen X in here or in the mix, this
woman, maybe, but it's like basically boomers arguing with millennials about the idea
as if this is nineteen fifty that if you are hired for a minimum wage
job to work I don't even know his minimum wage thirty five hours now is
it forty? He used to be forty? I don't know. So let's
say you're working forty hours a week, you're expected to go above and beyond
and like, oh, we need you to come in and work the extra
night shift and work fifty sixty hours. You get what do you get?
Time and a half or something. But a lot of times these bosses are
expecting more than the job description and you're not getting time and a half.
Like my last job where I interviewed to write and edit and they put me
in a damn call center making cold calls, making cold calls. Imagine me
calling you up, Hey, baby, what's up? I'm making a cold
call right now? How you're doing? You know? I'm single? Right
now? What you doing over there? You need to you got a little
extra cash? Mmm? Girl, you got a little extra cash. I'm
gonna tell you where to put that money right now. Mmmm. Come on
down here to Auto Trim Design and we're gonna we're gonna pimp out. We're
gonna pimp out that single mom, Pontiac Grand damn you got baby. Mmmmm.
We're gonna put some silver plastic all over that bomper. We're gonna put
a little, a little bug guard up on the front of us gold.
Yeah, girl, how you doing? You single? What your kid's name
is? I know you a single mom right now? That's how I was.
That's me on the phone doing them cold call. You know what happens
when I make a cold call. It turns this cold call turned hot quick,
baby, And I was making them down and I'm just jogging. I
was terrible at cold calls. I wasn't making no money on cold calls,
trying to talk people into some cheap ass auto crap on a cold call.
Uh, you made to pimp out that thing? You got a damn four
wheel drive four pick up. If you come down here in autover the time,
we'll get your ass fixed up with freaking soul crusher monster truck tires.
We'll get you some gold rims forty nine five. This is in the middle
of Tennessee. Dude, Tennessee, you got well, that job was funny
though. There's a lot of funny stuff going on. You would get redneck
dudes with four ball fours four wheeler dry pimping it out, and then black
dudes pimping it out like whatever they got their hoopty. That was a funny
job, though I do have to and I don't remember any of that,
any of these products. I don't even remember, Like I think the way
it worked is you make a call. No I know what it was.
People would inquire about a product that they saw on the on the website,
and then you kind of talk them through and explain the products. And it's
like, well, all this shit's on the website, Like why do they
need me to talk them through the product? You know what I mean?
And plus I don't even care about none of this cheap ass auto pimp out
auto pimp your auto would like crack, you know. You know, it
was just like MySpace for a car, and it just looks damn junkie.
You know what I mean, y'all know what I'm talking about. Right,
that was a funny job though, I mean it was like it wasn't all
bad. It was, but it was not the job I interviewed for.
Let's see auto trim pimped out. Yeah, so basically all of this kind
of stuff. Let's see what we got here. Ooh yeah, I want
this fake ass thing to make it look like my car's got gills because it
could breathe underwater. This car could breathe under water because it's got gills right
about. You know what I'm saying, Like this kind of shit. I
think we even had this kind of stuff. Nobody ever bought this though,
but like like stickers, like fake chrome, all this kind of fake chrome.
Ooh yeah, let me put a fake chrome. It's this stuff people
bought the crap out of that thing. That fake chrome at the bottom of
the door, A bunch of this kind of stuff, the fake chrome around
the door. I didn't do this a lot. I did this job for
maybe like a year. This crap, well, I'm gonna put some chrome
on the handle that will fall off in six months because the sun burns the
the damn sticky off. I want to pin my car out like it was
my mind space, make it look trashy, because it looks normal right now.
But my car gotta look trashy to get some chicks. You know what
I'm saying, this kind of stuff that was a I forgot about that job.
I just I just now remembered I did that blast from the past.
Boy, you wanna pimp out that fall winner. You gonna pimp out that
four wheeler. We'll get some rims on that fall ware. Hey, hey,
my grandma she had she had a wheelchair. She like that Stephen hawk
hawk Man. I ain't my grandmother in a wheelchair like Stephen hawk Man.
Y'all got some rims for these wheelchairs? Can I pick that shit out?
That's the kind of phone calls I'm taking, talking of rednecks. All.
Y'all got there ram for wheel carried up art Na, dude, I'm got
no rams for wheelchairs. Y'all only got rams for full wearing grinds. That's
the kind of phone calls I'm talking about. All Right, where are we
at? How do we get we went from bitcoin to talking about shitty car
trim pimping out, making a car lok trashy? Where was we at?
Quiet quitting? What is this doing the minimum requirement of a job and putting
in no more time, effort or using than absolutely necessary? About how do
you argue against this? Now? If you are at a job where you
think that you would like to try to rise up in the ranks, because
I suppose that it is possible. Right for job that I did for ten
years was at a paint store, and I was a pretty good paint mixer.
I wonder nowadays, though, if ten years of being in the paint
store didn't expose me to freaking chemicals. And I'm half crazy now. I
feel like maybe there's some kind of lawsuit somewhere in there against paint stores.
Somehow I got to figure that out, arguing I'm crazy, I'm skid so
crazy from the damn paint store. So where's my billion dollars or whatever?
Anyway, I'm being silly, But I suppose if I had wanted to just
you know, remain a man who worked in a paint store and because eventually
was the manager and I was the good manager. Jullay my high school job.
I did it for ten years. It was a lot of fun.
I got it as a sophomore. I missed that job. Actually you will
if you're a I mean, it's not the life job I wanted to have,
but it's like a stage in your life. Right. So, if
you're a young person and you're working at a job, let's say you're working
at a paint store or some kind of a wage job, I know you
hate it right now. The one thing I would say to the people who
are the young people angry at their jobs and all this kind of stuff,
is you will look back on this time and you will actually miss it.
Believe or not, even the bitch manager that you have, even all these
bad times, you will when you get older, miss that time that you
had even at work. And I know if you're like seventeen and you're at
Who's Jugs Up? Who Jugs Up? I know that's how you feel.
But when you're forty, you're gonna be like, man, I kind of
miss I missed that. I miss that work. That hard work was fun.
I miss it. Not that when you're your own boss, you don't
do hard work. It's just a different time and you're gonna miss it.
And usually the people that you work with you have work friends. Your work
friends are not typically like your best friends. They're not usually lifelong friends.
I mean, maybe that's possible, can happen. But to the young people
who you know are very angry and concerned about being in a shitty job when
you're young, Dude, everybody's in a shitty job when you're young, Okay.
And unless you're like a trust fun person or something like that, or
you got rich parents, Like, dude, everybody's job sucks. What are
you talking about? You're not this is not unique to you, okay.
So I can see both sides of this, okay, because I've been a
manager in my twenties, and I was the wage you know, worker in
my twenties and in my thirties. So my last job was I was like
thirty, I was in my thirties about thirty somewhere in there at thirty two,
and I was not a manager. I was. I went in at
the the wage level in twenty thirteen, fourteen, So so you know,
I can see it from both vantage points, and it really just depends on
the situation. There's no one size fits all. So but the big picture
is no, if you're working a wage job, no, it's it's not
a position that you want to think of as long term unless you're like a
convict or this is all you're ever going to be able to do, or
you know, you can't leave your small town or your city or whatever unless
those things are constraining you, or you don't have any qualifications that willever allow
you to get beyond that, and you're just hoping to get to the manager
level. You don't have to think about the wage job as forever or your
end goal. It's a means to an end. And that's also something that
a lot of the quiet quitting people point out, This is my means to
an end. Okay, I'm not gonna be over here slinging dervs for the
rest of my life. Hashtag party Down. Shout out the party down right
now, You're not gonna be slinging DERs. Slinging DERs is a means to
an end. And actually, if you watch Party Down, this actually is
part of the theme of the show. This comes up quite a bit in
the show because Henry, the main character, is always hating on it,
and then you'll notice that eventually Henry actually kind of misses it, and he
misses the people that he's around, and the time that he was hating this
thing, he actually could have been enjoying it. That's an ironic thing that
you'll all experience as you get older. You will look back and you will
think, man, I could have actually enjoyed that time, even though it
was ironically, in a mysterious way, not enjoyable. I actually have believing
I have dreams. We're gonna move on past, I'll stop reflecting on my
stories. But I actually have dreams where I'm back at my paint store and
I'm mixing paint like it's nineteen ninety seven again, and I wake up from
the dream and I'm like, I kind of miss that. I miss that
time. I missed the nineties, I miss that, you know, era
of life. I'm not. I mean, I'm much happier now than it
was in the nineties. I don't want to go back to the nineties.
I'm just saying that you will have these kind of feelings of reminiscing, and
you will you'll have nostalgia as you get older, you will miss those times.
Same with high school. I mean, high school sucks. It was
dumb, but it was also a lot of fun. I look back and
I miss high school. I miss my friends, I miss clowning around.
So try to enjoy the time that you're at, even if it seems in
the in the in the immediate miserable, because when you get older, you
will look back and you will miss those times. You'll you will wish that
you had enjoyed those times more rather than dwelling on the misery, because all
this stuff will pass. Whatever it is, so quiet, quitting it kind
of makes sense. And I think it's kind of absurd for businesses and corporations
to think that the wage worker is supposed to view this as their pathway to
becoming a CEO. We all know that no wage worker is going to be
of damn CEO. Okay, the best you can hope for is a regional
manager. But even regional manager probably requires a business degree or an MBA.
I don't even know. I don't know about that world, but I would
assume something like that. So if you are in this kind of a position,
I would already begin to think about what kind of a job am I
going to create to be my own boss? How will I, in ten,
fifteen, twenty years get to that point. I wish that I had
thought about that earlier than I did, but it didn't seem possible to me.
Right. I didn't even think that I could have my own business and
be my own boss until about twenty fourteen. For whatever reason, I just
you know, the book was going to happen. I feel like, Okay,
I'm gonna write a book. Okay, maybe I can actually make a
career out of this rather than trying to constantly work in this legacy system.
So it is possible you can do it. So this does make sense to
me. I do think it is sensible to think about and support this if
your job is a means to an end, because probably you're not going to
get a lot of benefits out of Let's say that you didn't want to do
this. Let's say you had this weird idea, Oh, I'm going to
bust my butt and go above and beyond for my wage job. Okay,
what are you going to get out of that? Probably not very much.
All of these managers are the people that you're trying to impress. In five
to ten years, you're not going to know them. They're not going to
remember you. Okay, I don't remember any of these This is the first
time I've thought about these people that I'm talking to you guys about in fricking
ten years. Okay, twenty fourteen was the last time I thought about these
people that I'm talking to you about. So these are people who are passing
through your life, coming in and go. I'm telling your managers the people
that you might want to impress. Okay, the CEO of Pizza Hut is
not gonna come down to your local branch and be impressed with your wage slave
work and be like, oh, that man right there, he needs to
go to corporate and that's not gonna happen. It's not how it works.
And the corporations still push this like that's how it works. No, No,
that's not it works. You're gonna work your butt off doing forty forty
five fifty hours a week and then they're gonna promote you to manager and you'd
be working sixty seventy hours a week for a little bit more money. That's
how it works. So no, I remember when I was working prior to
the auto pimp out place. I was at a cell phone store. I
did that for a year or two somewhere in there. It's like twenty twelve
thirteen something like that. I remember thinking, Okay, so if I work
the normal work week, thirty five forty hours a week, I'm good with
that right now. Because I was at that time, I was beginning to
build up the website, right it was kind of just starting, just kind
of kicking off. But the and I had decent salesmanship. I never liked
upselling all that stupid cell phone crap, so I always was always mixed feelings
about that. But they were like, oh, you're pretty good here at
this branch. We want you to move forty minutes away and work sixty hours
a week versus thirty five forty hours a week. What So they were basically
saying you have to become a manager or and I'm like, can I not
just stay at this local branch and do what I'm doing. I'm good with
this right now. I don't if I work sixty hours a week, I
can't do the other job, the thing outside of this stupid thing that I
really want to do. And they were like, no, we need you
as manager or you're a fire. It's like, see, y'all, I'm
not working sixty hours a week for a cell phone store forty minutes away.
I'm out here. So it really depends on what your plans are also in
this. So this is pretty funny video. We're gonna watch a little bit
about this and I'll give you my take, and let's see who wins this
goofy debate here Paul after working hours, So we gotta talk about doctor Phil.
Are you lazy tee? If your employer wants you to go above and
beyond, then they need to pay you extra for it. Business owners say,
this is just a bunch of slacker employees hiding behind us. Wait a
minute, above and beyond? Should they pay you for it? Well,
yeah, they shouldn't even be in question? Should you get paid for above
and beyond? Excuse me? Is there not rules? Or I thought there
was laws about time and half? Is that? I mean? I think
I watched this video. I don't think that even comes up. So it
has this law been dispensed with? Am I in some weird alternate universe where
I thought this existed? And there's not a law about this I don't understand.
Isn't there like above and beyond like time and a half? And I
like how it's funny too because the manager always like acts like he's making over
time optional but doesn't really make it optional, you know what I mean?
Managers, All managers always be doing that, don't they. They always be
doing this shit, don't they always be like, Oh, we need you.
I'm gonna need you to work all week night shifts. It's optional,
but I'm gonna need you here if you want your job, if you want
to keep your job, only needs you. But it's optional, right,
But I thought you'd get time and a half. So it's odd that that
that doesn't come up in this funny video here. That good to make lazy
sound better. Yeah, I've got a good episode for you today. I'm
gonna call it the Doctor Phil Showdown. I think we should remember why people
quiet quit in the first place. White quitting is not something that people do
when they first get a new job. It's something that happens after they go
above and beyond and realize they aren't being rewarded for it. But let me
introduce the characters to you here. You have three people that think quiet quitting
makes sense, and we have three business owners that think you're a lazy and
non dependable employee just for doing the job description. Now, first we have
Ryan Steiger, who's an employment lawyer, and he makes some great arguments that
the other So this is again, I think this is this ends up being
a pretty funny video. I'm gonna have to comment, I can't play too
much of his video or else it'll you know, ding the thing a jiggie.
So yeah, basically we're gonna skip ahead to the discussion past this where
the the doctor Phil people are like, oh uh, all of these young
people are lazy, and they chose this one like do with a damn nose
ring who looks like a goober. They chose him, probably on purpose,
because he signals to the boomers that, oh, look at lady like he's
got a damn nose ring. He can't be right. They could have chosen
better examples. But what's funny about this is that every time doctor Phil starts
to lose the debate and he he doesn't do very good. In fact,
he contradicts himself, as does the boomer ceo man. So notice the inability
of boomer CEOs and Boomer TV man to suss out or recognize a basic contradiction
that this is really funny. So on a on a debate level, we're
gonna we're gonna have some fun analyzing this as a kind of debate. But
the funniest thing about this is that if I'm going to have to score it
on a debate analysis level, the millennials and the gen Z or millennial,
I will just say millennials. I don't think there's anybody gen Z's. The
millennials totally win this debate hands down because they actually realize the contradiction, right,
And the Boomers here in one gen X no idea even what or why
you even should not contradict yourself. So this is how we got this vast
disconnect between the generations of the millennials and then the Boomers. And it's always
kind of been about this, and I'm kind of I basically would say I'm
a millennial, even though I'm on the cusp. Most of my habits and
my existence have been more millennial than they have been Boomer. Right, we
already we already suss this out. Really, the only Boomer thing I can
think of in my life is being in Florida. Pretty much everything else is
non boomer. Okay. I don't care about mowing lawns. I don't care
about stonks. I don't know what a four oh one k is. I
mean, I know what it is, but I have no interest in that.
I'm into bitcoin and crypto. I mean, what else. None of
my music is boomer music. Maybe a couple's boomer bands are like, okay,
trying, what's the only boomer band? I like Doobie Brothers. That's
about it. I can't think of any other boomer bands. I like techno.
Bloomers don't like techno, Okay, they hate it. I have an
internet business. I do live streaming. That's not boomer. Okay. So
my life is not boomer. My ethos is not boomer. My music is
not boomer. I don't hate boomers. It's just funny and, by the
way, weird. Every time I talk about this, it's been a joke,
an ongoing joke for many years. I wrote jokey essays like ten fifteen
years ago making fun of boomers, and I always get these angry people in
the chat. When I was on timcast of making boomer jokes, all these
angry boomers in the chow. There more blaming booth. This child needs to
grow up acting like damn children, which is the very point we're making forty
three years of experience working with businesses and corporation. He says, quiet quitting
is the epitome of lacey. But here's this boomer right, quiet quitting the
epitome of lazy. Now, this dude's like a hedge fund manager. Okay,
is that really a lot of work? I mean, I know it's
a lot of like talking on phones and shit, But does a hedge fund
manager really do a lot of work? I mean, maybe he does.
I don't know. I don't know hedge fund managers. I take that back.
I went on one date with an Asian hedge fund manager woman, and
she she was a tiger mom, workaholic. She didn't have kids, but
she was a tiger mot. Literally, that's a crazy so I should tell
that story sometimes. That was before Jamie Away, before Jamie is like twenty
thirteen. I forget her name, but we'll call her Tiger Lily. She
I'm sure she did a lot of I don't know, math and internet nerd
calculate business. She did a lot of Internet businessing, whatever that is.
But I don't know. Is this a lot of work? I don't I
don't know how much work. Do we have any hedge fund managers in the
chat? Can y'all tell me if does work? I don't even know anyway,
Hey, they and again, this is a nice way to say you're
lazy. Oh quiet quitting. It's like he's never read what it is.
He's just just never informed himself on the topic. But get ready for the
insane rant about China. This does not work for our country. We are
becoming very lazy, very soft. There's a lot of countries around the world
that hate the United States. It's by twenty to fifty China says, and
read the World of Power. If we're going to be lazy here and not
work hard and produce as a country and work together as a team, you're
gonna go in Chinese because oh, that does sound very boomer right. Oh,
China is going to win and take over everything because of what they work.
One thousand hours a week. I mean, do they really think that
people in China work a thousand hours a week. I don't think that's the
case. I don't know a lot about China, It's never been really the
focus of my research. But this just sounds like Boomer fall back. Well,
China, China, China, I don't. I mean? Come on.
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Over here. We got one from Terry seven to seven Terry seventy seven,
twenty dollars. This is a great stream. Can you suggest five to ten
books on the papacy that are both theological and political? Watched most of your
streams, I will be converted to Eastern Orthodoxy from Uniate Eastern Catholicism. Glad
to hear that, Yeah, I would say, uh. First and foremost
best book in the last several years, hands down, is the Mayandorf Papadocus
book Christian East and the Rise of the Papacy. The newly printed Papacy and
the Orthodox by Sashensky is really good as well. Michael Welton's Two Paths is
a great book. Edward Denny's book Papalism, ab Gatea's book The Papacy.
Those would all be kind of necessary must haves. That's about five. Now,
none of those are Those are all historical and theological, political David Weimhoff's
book Time Life Magazine, John Courtney Murray and The American Proposition by David Wemhoff,
Paul Williams's book Operation Gladio Geopolitics of the Papacy. Those would be the
probably the best two of recent Note there's a lot of books that kind of
go into, you know, geopolitical entanglements of the papacy, but they're not
that good. I mean, we lectured through some of those in relationship to
the twentieth century. But those are the best two that I can think of
ups on my head. I mean, there's other ones that are relevant.
I wouldn't get the John Taylor book about the KGB in the Vatican. It
was kind of weak sauce, but we lectured through that whole book. Yeah,
those would be a good place to start, say, Michael ly R
Changel three dollars, do you think the pope is skittles? You know who
knows? I wouldn't be surprised. It does look like And we'll get into
some of the clips here in a minute of the recent interview of the sixty
minutes interview, which I mean, I just I don't understand what's going on
in the mind of the Romancalities of the tradcats. Francis literally says in the
interview, as we'll see, if you want to hold onto and conserve Catholic
tradition, you are suicidal. Yes you heard me correct. Conservative Catholics who
want to hold on to tradition are suicidal. That's Francis's words. Okay,
Now Roman Catholics lose their mind. They think we're crazy as Orthodox. Okay,
you know, I sort of had the point where it's like, you
know what, you have fun with that, you go on thinking whatever you
want to think. In thirty some years, you're going to be uh beaging
China is once again, I am astonished that they gave this man airtime.
But it's okay. Ryan Steiger steps in for a little heat, because in
thirty some years you're going to be uh beag in China. I think Mandarin
is the national language there. Yeah, you don't speak Chinese, so I
don't know what this guy's This guy's got shown up right, all right,
So next up, Chase will see steps in and here's his argument about why
quiet quitting is bad. I worry about the social media. I mean,
you kind of see the videos and you're getting all the views. And this
is funny because this guy is the boomer's son. So the guys is it's
hard to tell this guy. This guy could be anywhere from gen X to
millennial, so it's hard to tell exactly what ages. But he's the son
of the boomer gud and it expressing this idea of quite quitting. People are
thinking, oh, hey, my employer is a bad person. All employers
are bad people. All they care about is Prophet's there's so many great employers
out there that do care about their employees. They do care about their employees
as long as you're making them a profit. Like that needs to be in
parentheses at the end there. But I think, yeah, I mean,
and this is just the reality and the nature of business. Okay, So
that's that's just the facts of the world, right. It's not the corporation,
the job is not ever going to be concerned with you because they're not
made that way. So that's just the reality of the world. You are
there as a sort of contracted, agreed individual who will provide a service.
You will get paid for that service to that entity. So that's kind of
just the nature of work. So we're gonna skip ahead a little bit to
this point. So this is the late nineteen forties. It's not familiar with
the statistic you're talking about. You're right, we have had the lowest decline
since nineteen forty seven was the last time. This is from the Bureau of
Labor Statistics. And you guys are in finance. When the market looks a
little rough, you don't tell your clients to panic sell, you say zoom
out. Look at the overall trend, and the overall trend since forty seven
has been worker productivity is steadily increasing. Where technology is improved, as the
education of the workforce improves, as our ability to wear multiple hats, workers
are more productive. So if this generation is lazy, you're doing a good
job hiding it. I love that Chase is most likely just parroting what he
hears from his dad in business meetings. Did you see this dip in productivity
since nineteen forty seven? But again they do. They're where you're producing good
profits ditching your brusheck again, that's you're doing it to the meat, to
the media parts. It's for them. What they're going to do is they're
going to give that promotion to an outside hire or the boss's kid. I
would also add that you can be a new wave of slacker employees who place
personalized They place personal lives, flexibility, and boundaries over a job. No
one has problems working hard, but people want to be rewarded for working hard.
You own your own media trying company, right, Why do you say
quiet quitters are just not defending employees. I've spent over thirty years building my
career. I'm slept in thirty years. What did he say about media training
company? What is media training? Or did he say media trading? What
is a what is that? Amy Scruggs. I got to see what a
media training company is. It's hard sometimes hard to tell what freaking uh consultant?
Media training consulting. Sometimes it's hard to tell what freaking uh doctor Phil
saying his his cadence and pronunciation is oddered, talking like fighting. It's like,
what are you saying, dude? What's wrong with you? Media of
training? Okay, well I don't even know what that means. Consulting on
so like public speaking and what does that mean? There's an improud of it
because it's the daily pursuit of my passion and potential. She never answers the
question. But let's talk about what you said for a second, just because
you were so daily passion in pursuing your potential. Okay, So, but
if I'm at the job where I'm expected to be a wage worker, why
would my daily desire to reach my full potential relate to me going above and
beyond at the wage cut job right right? And your passion every day?
So what she said was like self help babble, had nothing to do with
the actual question. Doesn't mean everyone else can. If I've got someone working
with me or for me and they're not passionate about what they're doing, then
if you become passionate about it and you say I want to give my best
today and you don't know what opportunities are going to open up, no one
is obligated to open up doors for you because you're working at a job with
passion. So then Hunter chimes in and tries to say something here, I
think it's ignorant to say that just because I did something, everybody else can.
There's so many other factors at play, and so just to say that
I have a bit. So the millennials are then like constantly critique and replying
to this statement that the Boomers and Gen X throw out, which is that
if you work hard and keep at and persist, the opportunities will present themselves.
And then the millennials are always like, why that's not true. That
doesn't make sense, it's not logical. And actually both of these positions are
correct. So on the one hand, it's true that you have to continue
to pursue and to work and to do things to have any success. It's
not going to just come to you. But it's also true that if you
don't do this in the right way and plan and strategize, it doesn't mean
that doors are going to open up. So neither of these positions is correct,
and neither of them are wrong. They're both right and at the same
time, which is odd because it's almost like everybody's constantly just sort of talking
past each other when it comes to these issues. And I would imagine as
Boomers probably are not aware unless they're immediately in the workforce post COUF, I'm
guessing that it's a lot different. For example, before coof a lot of
places were opened twenty four hours, right, it wasn't Walmart open twenty four
hours. Now. I don't like Walmart, but I'm saying I remember a
lot of restaurants were open the entire day. Now most restaurants are not right.
They're open, they're closed until from lunch and then they so they're closed
in the morning, they open for lunch, closed, and then dinner.
A lot of restaurants used to not do that. They used to be open
all day long. You could eat any time. And a lot of places
started actually closing earlier after coof So it seem like a lot of things in
the economy change. A lot of businesses scale down, and then supposedly,
oh week businesses were saying, we can't find anybody to work, and I
don't know if that's true. Maybe that's true, but it seems like there's
people talking past each other. It's sins that I've run it for thirty years.
Everybody can and the people that don't relate for you. Notice how doctor
Phil interrupts just every single time, Doctor Phil, what I want to know
is why you didn't jump in again? He said it's not fair. Right,
So I feel like the millennials and the youngers are both right and wrong
again, because it's true that it's not fair, okay, when we don't
know this Amy woman's background, like that she had millionaire parents that funded her
business ventures, that she's then saying, Oh, it was all just me
and my you know, pulling myself up my bootstraps. You know, there's
a lot of factors that go in, like are you well connected, you
know, do you come from a prominent family, right? A lot of
that can play into where you are if you have like a local business,
right, So if your business is online, you're not gonna be that concerned
with you know, local connections, They're not even gonna matter. If you
have a local physical business space, then that kind of stuff is gonna matter,
right, and you're gonna have to, I don't know, fricking go
to the golf club the country club and play golf and fridanize, and you
got to worry about you know, accounts and keeping everybody happy in the local
you know whatever, church, whatever people are concerned with. I don't know,
I don't have to deal with that because I do an online thing.
But so the young guys actually correct that. But there's also a lot of
factors that go into this. It's not merely you know, just do hard
work, and these doors will open. But she's already contradicted herself because she
was saying, do your passion. It's like, well, but wait a
minute. If my passion is not my pizza slicing job at Pizza Hut,
then how am I doing my passion? And wait till you hear what she
says after this and being responsible for themselves and saying, am I giving my
best today? Because opportunities will find you if you're putting your best out there,
all you have to do is work hard. Am I giving my best
today? Right? This is just a bunch of self help blabber speech,
right, or indoors will open up for you for the things that you want
magically. That's just insane. I'm not saying you didn't work hard, and
I'm saying we can't just say because I did it, you can too,
that's completely But you could do something to be the most that you see how
doctor Phil just cuts him off. Agreed, be all that you can be
in the workforce, Be all that you can be in the pizza hood workforce.
Remember that, be all that you can and be in army with him
and saying, yeah, Amy, isn't that survivorship bias cut back to Amy
and this is what she says. I they said wizardry only appears in fairy
tales, but when you arrange some mystical looking words in a super order,
I had jobs that were not pleasant, and every one of those jobs that
I went in and said I'm gonna give my best today, opportunities came from
it. I don't think that's true. Come on, if she had to
work wage jobs, she didn't go in every day to her pizza Hut job
and say I'm gonna give my best today at Pizza Hut and the doors will
open for me. This just sounds The more you think about it, the
more idiotic it sounds. Because it's almost like the Boomers and the gen Axtus
was a gen X woman, Right, It's like they they're not thinking about
the It's like they believe the story of anyone can be the CEO if you
work hard enough, anyone can pull themselves up by their bootstraps and become the
president. Right. It's like that's that's the thought process of these kinds of
people, which is like you really think that's how the world. Do you
think that Sam Walton just pulled himself up by the bootstraps. That's how Walmart
became Walmart. People. A lot of people actually believe these myths, right,
that that's how economics works. And U remember the uh. It's like
even Rodney Dangerfield in that one clip from Back to School, right when he's
debating with the professor and they have this debate over economics, and Rodney Dangerfield
is making all these jokes about how He's like, this isn't economics. Let
are you gonna how are you going to control the police? Who's gonna pay
off the constructors? Right? He's talking about all the backdoor deals and paying
off and all this kind of stuff that you have to do to have a
successful local business, and who's gonna pay the union workers and all this kind
of stuff. Right, So it's not even really about this ridiculous new age
idea of like Oprah's manifesting or what's the thing where you that what's the Oprah
shit? Where it? If you think it it comes to you? What's
that thing called? I don't want to say the Quest. That would be
a good skit. That's my parody. I'm gonna do a parody of it's
called the Quest. It'd be something really ridiculous gay thing. What's the damn
Oprah shit where you think it and it can manifest and it comes to you.
I just went blank. The the Secret, the Quest. That's that's
a that's genuine skit material right there, Dude. I gotta hit up Sam
Hyde for that. Dude. I got we gotta we gotta uh, we
gotta skit right here. It's making fun of like we'll throw in Paul Klo.
Remember Paul Quaylo. Uh did he write the See who wrote the Secret?
I don't even remember Oprah's Secret. I don't even I don't want to
know Oprah's Secret. That sounds that sounds like something Rated X the n C
seventeen. I don't want to know that the who wrote the secret? Stupid
ass a New Ways Ship, Dare to Dream, Ron de Burn Dare to
Dream, Dare to Dream. It's a self help book based on the film
Pseudo Site The Law of Attraction. That's what I couldn't think of. The
Law of Attraction. This woman sounds like she's been watching Oprah right, and
she's just repeating Oprah. Oprah's PMS book Club or whatever it's called. Right
brought me out elsewhere to something I was even more passionate about because I did
the like you just look at this, dude. Look at Ryan's face here,
He's like, lady, you are insane. Opportunities came from it that
brought me out elsewhere to something I was even more passionate about because I did
the right thing every day. That's all you got to do. Guys.
If you want to be successful and own your own business and find your passion
is do the right thing Oprah's Quest. Dude, to me, you haven't
found a role playing game called Oprah's Quist and you're a little I won't say
that. Just let me give you a little about the Fiel advice. If
you go through life without finding a passion, then you're just like going through
the motions and everything is work, it is uphill. But if you find
your passion, what if my passion is compromising people with honey trap operations like
Jeff sim McCaffrey is, because that my ash and can I find that?
Can that be my passion? By the way, speaking of don't worry guys,
part two is coming soon. I'm enjoying this s xpionage. This book
is great, but I opened it up to Today's story and got grossed out,
which will be a transition into the next Well, I was just thinking
like that. People always say this, like random sort of generic stuff.
Find your passion, Well, find your passion, dude, find your passion?
Oh what if my passion is like, uh, you know, little
Saint James Island, Fantasy Island? Is that my does that? Finding my
passion? It's just so like idiotic, right, Oprah's Quest, that's my
skit, dude, Oprah's Quest. Paul Klo the Alchemist, the Secret.
That's a damn skit right there waiting to be made. One of the funniest
Internet videos ever. Remember that old video? I bet it all, I
bet it. A lot of y'all haven't seen this. Let's see if I
can find it. One of the hardest times I ever laughed at a YouTube
clip was that that slow motion clip where over it's with Paula Deen. Have
y'all seen that? And it's something ridiculous like Fritters has probably been taken down,
But this is this is some of the funniest stuff I've ever seen.
Let's say, if it's still up gastro, Oh, it's still up gastro
Ghules and Gastro fritters. Oh my gosh, have y'all seen this? I'm
a warn you. This is I haven't watched this probably in five years,
but the last time I watched it, you had me dying. Okay,
so before warned. Have y'all seen this? I see I saw a couple
of people in the chat. Have seen this? What's your My passion is?
Is myth metha fetamons, vitamins and meth vitamins and meth fetamons. Have
y'all seen this clip? Y'all remember this old school clip? I see some
people. Oh yeah, The funniest part is they're bouncing on the traveling Let's
let's see if they get this work. This is classic, dude. First
of all, I made me laugh really hard that they're playing. They're playing
in you right tack the moment he could choose, we never want to go
back. I want my family to feel the fear. Oh man, this
is so fun. Honey, I can't. It's gonna ding me for the
Inya song. But I almost have to play it because this is the funniest
part. When they're they're fishing, she comes girty. Why are they wearing
She's wearing a damn gown she's wearing. She's wearing her damn nightgown. And
the context of this is when Paula Deane said the N word, she had
to come make up, do a makeup session with go fishing with Oprah.
It felts on trampling yow this, Oh I'm not don't put me paying it.
The demonic laughs in the squeal. Oh my gosh, that's too funny.
Look yo, this, Oh I'm not gontron he need paying it the
next chapter. Oh man, that's a classic is sure to bring a tear.
It's sure to bring a tear to your eye exactly here you go.
Keep that classic alive. Boy, that's I love that one. I haven't
thought about that stupid video in like five years. Whoa, Oh my goodness.
How do we get to that? We're talking, we're talking about Oprah's
quest. That's gonna be my my new skit right where you where do you
manifest? We have to cut it off there that squeal, dude, that
made me laugh so hard. Anyway, let's back back to this then.
Not every day is fun, but then it doesn't feel like we're o.
What you're advocating here is turning your passion into your job. Can we just
pause and understand that most people's passion in life does not make them money,
It costs them money, and a lot of people don't want to turn their
passion into a business for many reasons. I don't think this is good advice,
doctor Phil. I think we're got a lot of pressure on young individuals
to fund Yeah, so I think again, both sides are right. Both
sides are wrong again because maybe he's not doing a good job of explaining what
he means or what the content of finding your passion is. But I mean,
what that is intended to signify is the thing that you really enjoy.
If you can figure out a way to turn that into a job, that
will be probably the best way for you to find fulfilling work. Because if
you're always working for an employer and it's just a means to an end or
a tool, it's okay, there's nothing inherently wrong with that. You can
do that, you can live that way. But if you want a bet
better existence, a better life, a better paycheck, then you probably want
to think about having your own business. That's really the only way unless you're
like going to climb some corporate ladder, which doesn't seem very feasible, very
likely, unless you're in a unique situation where you're out there to get a
CEO corporate job, which is people with MBA's right, then you should think
about how what am I going to do to set up moment And but here's
the thing, we live in this weird perfect situation, even after the bad
situation of the economy and all that, where you can create your own job,
you can create your own business. It's easier than it's ever been.
If I can do this, a lot of people can do this now.
To just say though, find your passion, that's kind of weak, lame
advice. In other words, figure out the thing that you're good at,
that you enjoy to do that you can make it into a job. That's
the thing, right, And that's a little tricky. There's no easy answers
to that. But the other thing too is that it's gonna take time,
right, and a lot of a lot. When you're young, you're very
impatient. You don't want to think about it's gonna take me ten years to
set up this job, to set up this business, because for example,
I might have to work part time for many, many years or do my
passion or what will be my job or my future business on the side and
in my off time. But there's no other ways around that, right,
You're gonna have to think about how to manage that, how to do that.
That's what I had to do, So I started my website, started
my I was blogging back in the days of blogs, right when it was
you know, first popping off to have a podcast. And I had to
work full time and do that on the side. So a lot of my
free time was taken with my gradually becoming part time, and then eventually I
wanted less work hours at my wage job to focus on my other thing.
I wanted to put out the first book that did pretty good. Then I
started thinking about the next book, started thinking about we did the TV show
That was my first decent paycheck when we did Hollywood Decoded, right, But
it took sort of building to get to that, and I had to do
a lot of it when I was not at my main job. So I
was able eventually to scale down to working part time and I could pay the
rent and stuff. And then the other amount of time, all of my
free time was devoted to pushing and furthering what I do now, and eventually
I could quit the wage job and do this full time. And I started
that twenty fourteen, twenty fifteen, right, So best decision I ever made
was leaving the wage to do and promote this kind of work. Promote by
promoting me putting my time and effort into this, because I mean, look,
let's face it, baby, I was made for this, Okay.
I wasn't made to sit there hammering out widgets. I wasn't made to call
up people to pimp out their car. That's not me. Nothing wrong with
people that do do that. That's not what I'm made for. I mean,
I was made to read books and summarize it and be ridiculous on the
internet. That's what I'm made for. So both sides in this debate kind
of need to give a little, I think, to meet in the middle.
And this passionate at a young age, I think also ties into the
lack of work ethic because we're putting an immense amount of pressure that, oh,
you're fourteen, you should know what you want to major, and you
should know you're eighteen, you should know what you want to do for the
rest of your life. I think your twenties are for messing up. I
think your twenties are supposed to be where you work twelve jobs and you fail
at ten of them because you're learning, and then they cut them off once
again. And I think what Hunter said here was actually pretty good. I
want to point out that pursuing your passion as a privilege, we have to
check ourselves for a minute and not assume that everyone has the same opportunity.
Some people are working a minimum wage job that one person might say is a
dead end, and they're not applying themselves, but they fail to realize this
person is trying to make rent every month, They're trying to fill up their
tank with guests, and then when they get home, they're just exhausted.
I am so fortunate that I have a supportive community. Now this is partly
true, and to give an example to where he's correct, Like I was
saying, when I was trying to start my stuff, I was working thirty
five hours a week, and I kept wanting to scale down that job to
have more time for this. And then I realized, Okay, so if
I'm doing a thirty five hour work week and then the other hours, a
lot of those hours are being put into the stuff I want to do,
the website writing and so forth. Podcast I started realizing, well, in
this this non work time, how much of that is taking up with going
out and drinking, hanging out with my buddies, playing a video game,
whatever else we do with friends. Right that was single at the time,
chasing women. How much time is going into all that A sizeable portion of
that time. So I realized back then, Okay, probably to be more
successful, I'm gonna have to start cutting off these time waster, energy,
waste, money, waste pleasures. And eventually, by the way, alcohol
is not even enjoyable. Okay, when you're like thirty, it's not that
much fun. Okay, when you go to the bar when you're twenty five
with your friends and everybody's drunk and dancing, that's fun. It's not fun
when you're thirty five. It's starting to get really old, and it's a
waste. So I started thinking, all right, there's time to it's time
to start cutting out stuff. So I started cutting down alcohol. Eventually totally
cut it out, and I realized just from cutting out alcohol, my work
output like double tripled. Okay, huge amount of output. I remember I
used to think writing one article a week was like, oh that's a lot
of No, dude, one article a week, What the what the heck
are you doing the rest of this time? Oh I'm tired. Okay,
why are you tired? Oh I'll drink five beers a night. That's why
you're tired. Stop drinking beer. Is that simple. I'm not talking about
having a glass of wine with your meal. I'm talking about like, if
I'm going to spend a whole night out at the club, dancing and being
an idiot, I'm gonna wake up with a hangover the next day. Why
didn't I use that time to further and do what I do now, to
write, to research, to study, to produce something, rather than just
wasting time. So a big element here that needs to be overcome is time
wasting. When you become your own boss, which is what a lot of
people want, everything will reorient in your life. How you do and spend
your time will be totally reoriented. When you work for somebody, you waste
a lot of time because you feel like, well, I spent eight hours
at work. Now it's my time. I gave them my time. Now
it's my time to waste. If you want to do this kind of stuff,
You got to stop thinking that. Now you go from that job to
your other job. That's how you have to think about it. And I'm
sorry, but that's how it is. So this goober with a nos ering
he needs to say, he needs to hear. Uh. Look, I
guarantee you you're spending too much time partying, hanging out with idiots, doing
dumb shit, wasting money, wasting time. Turn that into your side hustle.
I mean, that's kind of corny terminology. But the goal is not
a side hustle. The goal is to make that thing your full time job.
That's what I'm saying. It has helped me build my law firm.
I am not self made. Most people aren't. It's a privilege to be
in these sorts of positions. And I am here to tell you today,
why are you gee? I am here to tell you today, why are
you gay? Get a bit help now. I kind of disagree with this
guy here. Overall, he's been pretty good, making pretty good points.
But I'm tired of this privileged language. This is all cast in stupid Marxist
schemes to where everyone who has something skills good lucks. Intelligence mojo, all
the things that you see here, that's all privilege. Okay, people are
blessed, Okay. Privilege is the atheist Marxist idea which immediately gives the impression
of that there's some unfairness in this and you as oppressing me with your good
looks. You is pretty privileged. No, enough of this recasting of Marxist
terminology of people being privileged, because it all comes with this baggage of Marxism
that if you have something, the only way you could have that is because
you cheated somebody. You know, you got it from your parents or whatever.
But by the way, none of that's actually wrong. Why it's not
wrong to have an inheritance, it's not wrong to be a trust fund kid.
None of those things are inherently wrong. And when people speak this way
to me, what it expresses is actually envy, not that they actually care
anything about fairness. Because I guarantee every one of these people, if they
had the option to be a trust fund kid, would choose it. Duh,
right, So we need to move away from this new Marxist terminology that's
oh, privilege, You're pretty privileged. Privileged? Yeah, I just I
don't accept number one, even if I am privileged, can you tell me
why is that wrong? And we all know where that's going to go,
right within two seconds of pre sup on what basis is something wrong in your
dumb atheistic socialist worldview descending when you're in this position speaking down to people about
how they could be too, but they're lazy. I guess it's just not
it's not a good look. So then it comes back to doctor Phil and
he's talking to Hunter. Doctor Phil is just really condescending towards Hunter. Here,
you can do something to be the most that you want to be,
and maybe what you want to do is what I think. A lot of
what's going on here is that the younger generations are figuring out the large scale
con and scam elements to our system, including the Fiat reserve money system,
et cetera, et cetera, this kind of stuff. They're realizing that the
corporate world is a scam. You're not going to climb up that and be
a successful corporate goober. Basically a lot of what's sold is a lie,
and they're correct. Now, they don't always have the right solutions, right,
because a lot of this younger generation is like, oh, it's just
a fool. It's no fool. It's not going to get fair. You're
not gonna do your activisms and make it fair. It's not gonna happen.
You have to adapt to that reality. Bitchinggan whining is not gonna make it
any better. So the boomers are right to say that stop bitching and whining,
but they also are promoting the bullshit. Okay, the boomers can't figure
out that all the stuff that you believed in is not actually true. You
don't get ahead by going out there, you know, pulling yourself up by
your bootstraps, and then you become the CEO. It's not how it works.
And by the way, anybody who wants to tell everybody how it is
needs to actually be successful. That's another thing I think. If you're going
to preach to people and tell them how it is and how the world really
works, well you better have made your way and demonstrated that you figure shit
out and that you actually know how the world works. Because if you're a
wage working boomer who's telling someone who is younger and is successful how the world
really works, nobody's gonna listen to that. You didn't demonstrate that you have
the position to say how it really works. Same thing with like crypto stuff.
Okay, if you're not successful in that domain, why should anyone listen
to you know it all on the internet about how that works. Okay,
So if bitcoin is a scamminal, well then you should have figured that out
a long time ago, bought a bunch and gotten out of it, and
you should be super rich, right because you know it all. You figured
all that out, right? Or are you just a random rando who's just
talking smack on the internet. You're just saying that to be a douchebag doctor
Phil. You could have used any example. And if that's it, do
you hear this pitch in the back giggle? You know? You know she
thinks it's funny because Doctor Phil is on their side by default. I guess,
I don't know. We were, uh, we were at an event
with somebody. I forget where we were. Somebody had this hilarious story that
and that doctor Phil has to have all of these bodyguards, and I think
I kind of believe it because the boomer women, they like they He's like
Elvis to boomer women. So if he goes somewhere in public, he gets
mobbed by like capri wearing you know, like box wine moms and aunts,
and they're like they like rip his clothes off. I'm not joking, Like
sixty year old women like attack doctor Phil to the extent that he basically could
say that he got graped, you know what I mean, like he he's
got to have like three I'm not joking. Somebody was telling us this.
They said that, they said that they were doing. I forget I was
somebody who works security or something. I'd forget this. It was a hilarious
story. Oh I know it was. It was somebody. It was in
San Diego. Somebody. No, that was I was. I was telling
her that story. Anyway, he's basically Elvis to women like sixty and above.
It's pretty crazy. Uh, it's bizarre, but no problem with that.
I don't I don't step on anybody's dreams. You see how he's projecting
the doctor Phil. Basically, Doctor Phil commands an army of wine ants and
wine moms, basically is what I'm saying. Like if he wanted to,
uh basically cause an uprising, a coup, Uh, he could just like
call it out, you know, to to the wine moms and the wine
ants out there and it would be it would be done. I mean,
that's what I'm that's the that's the power I'm talking about. Doctor Phil actually
seems to have pretty in life. Next we move to the part where doctor
Phil says, I think quite quitting is BS. You got to be honest
with yourself about what you're doing. And I think quiet quitting is bull I
do. I think you're just lying to yourself about that. And I'm lying
to yourself about what. Who's lying to themselves about work not being the first
priority in life? Or are they lying that I should get paid more if
I go above and beyond. I don't understand what you're talking about, but
all right, doctor Phil, I think you're telling them what they want to
hear from God. Beautiful opportunity for you to get used to being in an
uncomfortable situation, putting in that extra work because if you get those roles.
I'm gonna skip ahead a little bit to the part where they point out the
major contradictions. I thought this was really funny. This is it, dude,
hid with over twenty thousand and five star reviews. John, while you're
working is like you say, go in and be passionate, give your all
to your best, But am going into work and practicing acting? Is that
fair? Too? Is employed once again? Once again? Doctor So somebody
said, I want to be an actor. That's my passion. When I'm
at my wage job, you know, busting tables or whatever, can I
pretend that I'm acting and work on my acting? And they're like, well,
they had already said to view the job as your passion, and so
think about your passion being done at that job. But then they're like,
you got to focus on your job and not bring in your outside concerns.
So they contradicted themselves. If you're filling up, well, it's just a
grocery store job. Of course he can practice acting because it doesn't take one
hundred percent of his brain. You said, give one hundred percent to one
job, and that's it, and doors will open up. Give one hundred
percent to whatever you're doing. If you're bossing tables, you don't have to
go one hundred percent. You can think abouting. There's just no winning with
these people. Imagine if it was a different job where you had to use
your brand. You're software person, right, would doctor Phil still say the
same thing? You know, well, it's just programming, it's not acting.
There's just no winning. They would always say that no matter what.
I'm glad that Ryan doesn't let doctor Phil get a word in because then he
continues and says, I'm speaking to her point. She said, you should
good mindset. He's thinking through things of what he wants. He's he's meditating
on the things he's going towards, saying, this job is going to elevate
me to where I want to be. Taking a plus, it means to
an end come for him. Did you hear her try and struggle. She's
like, well, he's thinking about what this job is going to bring to
him, and he's meditating on all the good things that are coming because he's
doing such a great job being a grocery person. But just a second ago
you said, what a beautiful chance or great opportunity to practice acting at work,
and now and now you're backtracking. This's it. So, uh yeah,
doctor Phil does not win this debate. Essentially, it means to an
end when you get those jobs. I'm going to go into my work,
I'm going to do exactly what I'm required to do, and then I'm gonna
put my heart, my true heart the way, this is the whole premise
of Already Down Right, which is really funny and well written show right.
If you guys haven't watched Party Down, very funny, I recommend it from
a comedy writing perspective, which actually touches on a lot of these topics.
So if you've not seen Party Down, if you're like very funny. Brief.
It went for two seasons and then they waited about I think ten years,
and then I did a season three recently. Season three was also very
funny, very well written, but it's kind of in the vein of the
office and it's people from the state, et cetera. All right, I
did want to mention this, so you guys remember a few months ago,
four months ago, I hopped on and had this goofy discussion with Derek Mythvision,
who you know, goes after theism all the time, has on all
of these experts. He actually thinks that you proved something by having an expert
on that proves it right, really low to your stuff. Well, he
has run to big daddy atheists on his channel, so I was trying to
figure out why he was getting so many comments on this video from the atheists
and it's because he's commented on it, and well, he went to doctor
Malpass and found an atheist who can back up and help him with tag.
So he's been so shook for the last four months because of this really funny
engagement where he basically said that I don't care about philosophy, logic, argumentation,
your position stupid. And he didn't fare too well in this debate.
It's sort of an impromptu discussion, and they whined and they cried and oh,
it's not fair for you to hop on here and do this. Oh
right, so you're here openly debating people on a stream open for him.
You call out our position endlessly for years, one person hops on and offers
some pushback. All your victims, Oh they're so mean, right, it's
always the same stuff. People are so ridiculous. But this is a flashback.
So if you're wondering why he was making a new video whining and complaining,
it was because of this original discussion, which didn't go very good for
him. And the comments are all, like, you know, ninety five
percent talking about how ridiculous he is. All right, moving on, let's
get to this Vatican stuff. This is the fun part before we talk about
the aliens. A little bit of a reminder that in my little speaking of
speaking of skittles, persons write this book. I didn't realize that. I'm
glad we didn't watch this movie because I don't care about ain't I ain't about
no crying game. I ain't about I ain't trying to get up in no
crying game. I know all there is to know about the cucking game?
And is this a Kronenberg movie? So do not watch this movie. Because
I saw a trailer for this, I was like, Oh, this is
interesting. This is a spy movie. Well, this will be fun with
spy movie. I haven't seen this spy movie and it is It's a David
Kreuneberg, right, So I was like, oh, we're gonna watch Jamie
and I are looking for spy. You're wanna watch David Cronenberg spy movie.
Well, I don't know if the movie has this, but let me read
to you this this interesting story. So one of the most extraordinary examples of
s x entrapman was the case of French diplomat Bernard Bourziku and the run in
with Chinese intelligence in nineteen sixty four. Borisco I think that's how he said.
Was assigned to Pay King, and he fell in love with a singer,
a dancer named she Pay Pooh. I mean, if you got Pooh
in your name, it's immediate red flag. Okay, she pay Pooh,
I'm out, dude. She was who was a She was a beautiful,
highly intelligent, talented singer, dancer, etcetera. Unknown to Borisko, She
Pay Pooh was an ardent communist and highly regarded by the top officials of the
Communist Party in China, including Chairman Mount. Boriskoe was transferred to Saudi Arabia,
but upon hearing of the affair and in one letter, but the affair
continued, and in one letter, She pay Poo informed him that he was
the father of their son, Borisku attempted to attain an assignment in Pei King.
He succeeded. The Chinese opera, however, had been shut down and
declared illegal by Mao's Cultural Revolution. Interesting, I didn't know that Mao's Culture
Revolution said that opera was illegal. This is crazy. This is like communism
as a cult. Man, isn't that crazy? In this case? However,
Well, you'll never run. Let me finish the stort. Shepey Poo
had disappeared. After weeks of searching, the diplomat boris Co found she pay
Poo and they resumed their affair. However, they were eventually caught by the
Red Guards and the local commasar threatened to send the dancer to an agricultural labor
camp unless Borisco would supply copies of documents from the French embassy. He agreed
to do this and continue to cooperate after being called to his home office in
Paris. Boris Co arranged a lecture tour in France for sheep and when she
arrived, they lived in his flat in Paris. Aware of the Chinese dancers
communist ties, French counter intelligence put Boisko in she Pepoo under surveillance. Within
a few weeks, the lovebirds were arrested. A bizarre aspect of this affair
came came to light when the examination revealed that she pey Poo had male sex
organs. The diplomat attempted to explain, saying that he and the lover had
only enjoyed koitas in the dark. But now, wait a minute, what
doesn't make sense is that she sent a letter to him saying that we have
kids. He insisted that he was still the fall of their child. Sheep
Apo actually brought bought the child, it turns out, in a marketplace.
But how was he duped by this? Borisco told the court that he had
committed treason because he was in love. It was not over money. The
judge sent this boy's quote to six years in prison, and he appeared to
be less upset by the treachery than by his inability to tell the difference between
a man and a woman. In nineteen eighty eight, this was made into
the Broadway play and Butterfly, and then the David Cronenberg movie in Butterfly in
nineteen eighty three. I don't know though, I mean, I don't even
want to watch the movie. This grosses me out. But I wonder if
that's in the movie, you know what I mean? So anyway, this's
weird stuff. Man, the world is a weird place. Now let's get
back to over to Francis and the Vatican alien stuff. So here's Francis this
week, tradcats. I mean, I don't know what to tell you guys.
I mean, if you guys can't figure this out, I've got some
ocean from the property in eversu. There are conservative bishops in the United States
that oppose your new efforts to revisit teachings and traditions. Sim you used an
adjective conservative. Conservative is one who clings to something and does not want to
see beyond that. It is a suicidal attitude. Because one thing is to
take tradition into account, to consider situations from the past, but quite another
is to be closed up inside a dogmatic box. There are Conservative bishops in
the United States that a pope. Well, I thought that the Roman Catholic
apologists had been selling us for so many years on the salesmanship point that the
pope is there to preserve and guard the tradition. Huh. But he just
said that preserving and guarding and conserving tradition is suicidal. Interesting. By the
way, don't worry, we got a new apostle, so we're going to
solve all these problems. We don't care about Francis. We'll just bring the
apostles back. Dude. Check out this dude, Greg Locke, who I
think is a kind of famous megachurch pastor bro. He just got declared apostle
by uh freaking looks like it looked like his own worship team, his own
Skittles worship team declared him that let's see there's a I'm trying to find the
video. There was a funny video here it is. Let's see this.
We can solve all these problems by just having the apostles come back right here.
And in verse twenty eight, the Lord is appointed to the church first
upon prophets. Third, teachers, we are here today, Pastor Greg,
pastor tie today also to say, Apostle Greg, an apostle. Time to
officially recognize that so many have recognized for many years. Nine months ago in
this place, Pastor Mike Signorelli gave word at the end of the National Deliverance
was conceived in the spirit that today we're giving birth to Amen. Amen.
And so today is the official Apostolic Installation Service. Jesus Christ loves Global Vision
Bible Church so much so much that he not only has given them once an
evangelist, a teacher, a pastor, but now an apostle. This isn't
just for you, I also believe it's you as well. So there we
go. The megachurches have figured out to hey, it's time to cash in
on this Apostolic succession. We got it too. Now we just say we
got it. Sweet problems. So, dude, where's your authority at?
We got apostolic succession? How do you have it? We got an apostle
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there. Now, it is interesting timing that the Vatican is putting this out.
I'm not sure what to make of it, but we're gonna look at
this article that's over here on zero Hedge, but also the as you guys
know, our favorite text over here on these parts, around these parts is
Invoking the Beyond by the Collins Brothers, and the middle four hundred pages or
so is really the best breakdown of the psyop, that is the alien narrative,
the alien syop. So you know they talk about how clearly it's part
of a worldview, manipulation, religious engineering, it's connected off the alien syop.
I'm saying, it's often connected to panspermia, to pantheism, gnosticism,
transhumanism, technocracy, all of those play into this as well as, oftentimes
for alien cults, for example, the appropriating of the alien caste system.
Most alien cults have a weird two tiered some version of caste system where there's
a group of people that are not part of the elite to genetic experiment or
something like that versus those who are the chosen. And a lot of times
these alien myths will borrow from Genesis six, from the from the you know,
the the Ananaki nephaloon story or whatever. We've had famous people in history,
Watson, Crick right, that duo. I think Watson of the two
believed in panspermia. I think didn't maybe even Newton going from memory here,
but it's a very easily accessible mythology that is useful for retooling and re engineering.
So we've covered that a lot, I don't, I mean, we've
done so many live streams on alien mythology, alien mythos. I mean I
even drew a little, a little booby character here. You can see see
the little character that's that's the Georgia Damski story, right, she went up,
He went up in the alien ship, and there was these bucksome alien
characters like Marilyn Monroe. And if you questioned Georgia Damski Alan Dallas, the
CIA would come after you in court. So no, these are hoaxes.
And it's always been in the sphere of these people out of the aviary,
which is a kind of a syop that was promoting and pushing there's a group
of intelligence counterintelligence people pushing and promoting the alien mythology and mythos for many many
years, filling it with all kinds of disinformation, all kinds of all kinds
of nonsense. So it's interesting to me that we have this Vatican document,
which I read a lot of it when it popped up. It was kind
of a nothing burger, at least most of what's in this document. It's
kind of like, yeah, well there's a lot of bad apparitions, and
you know, be cautious. So it wasn't that much in it, in
it, but it is interesting timing, and so this article notes that for
centuries the Vatican has been very careful guarding their precious seekers. Now here's my
point for again in this Why are we not getting the discernment from the Vatican
or any of these people? First of all, to have already for a
long time had measures in place to discern true and false apparitions. I don't
mean does the Vatican, as a centralized organization rule at times that this is
a bad apparition? We like Fatima, we do not like this one over
here. I'm not asking that, I'm saying why has not the Vatican always,
if it is the leader and guider and teacher of all Christians, why
is it not all a thousand years ago put out guidelines for discerning this.
Wouldn't that be what you would do as the supreme pastor and teacher of all?
Why do we have to wait until nineteen seventy eight under Paul the six
to have this first first guideline to apparitions? And why do we need a
twenty twenty four update that what includes an alien crap? Now? Why don't
we have a statement that aliens are faking gray and Asia, because everybody that
I can see that has discernment is able to discern that. How come we
don't have any mention of the fact that the CIA has utilized Marian apparitions and
alien apparitions, as is now admitted in mainline academia. We lectured through this
whole book Airing into the Wilderness Religion in the History of the CIA by Michael
Graziano. We did a whole lecture on that. So we're supposed to believe
that this entity, the Vatican has our best interests at heart. It's going
to lead us and guide us into morals and truth. It gives us certitude
about doctrine dogma. But there's no discernment to be able to tell all that
the alien gibber jabber is a bunch of CIA black ops. No mention of
this. Interesting, why have they chosen this moment to begin to talk about
apparitions and aliens? The press conference at the Vatican Thursday is the first time
that the Vatican has mentioned UFOs, aliens and apparitions since nineteen seventy eight.
So is this a big This is a really big deal, this argue,
claims the dis argument. I don't know if it is or not, but
as being reported of, the Vatican has decided to issue guidelines on aliens.
It announced that it will hold a press conference on supernatural phenomena. According to
the Vatican website, it will kick off at noon and it will provide decisions.
Now I read this and it was kind of boring, but it is
interesting because it does say quote potential encounters in the future and how to deal
with these potential encounters in the future. In nineteen seventy eight, under I
Guess Paul the six for John Paul the Second, they issued norms on evaluating
apparitions. At that time, Cardinal Sepper said that the norms were necessary given
the news of alleged apparitions that would spread quickly through the media. So what's
different now? One thing that's different is that the Pope seems to be interested
in the topic of aliens. In twenty twenty three, Francis suggested that aliens
could be baptized. So wait a minute. The Supreme pastor here, who
is going to give us discernment, doesn't mention psyop and deception. He mentions
we just baptize them, which already gives kind of an implicit acquiescence to their
existence. Pope Francis said that Christians discussed associating with this. He said it
was unthinkable if tomorrow and expedition of Marks came, and if there are martians
right and says one of them, ones says I want to be baptized.
What would we do? We would never close the doors. So does that
mean he has an open door plan for the baptism of aliens? What would
that look like? And then it goes on to talk about some more documentaries.
What many do not recognize is that the Vatican has been on the cutting
edge of SETI type research or extraterrestrial life research for a long time. The
Vatican Observatory in Rome is very well funded and it is also comprised of a
research group that uses very high powered equipment at Tucson. Many are surprised to
learn that the Vacan even has an observatory. It goes back two and a
half centuries. Blah blah blah. So are they going to tell us everything
they know? The article asks does the Vatican believe in extra terrestrial life?
Possibly? Anyway? I thought that was fascinating, But don't waste your time
with all the alien nonsense. Avail yourselves of this great book and you will
be much better off. All right, a lot of fun today, Thank
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