0:00Phil Moore Katz Hey pioneers, my name is Phil Moore Katz and I am a Jewish lawyer. Richard Grieser asked me to give my thoughts on some legal theory regarding the revelations from Lola Litz's recent piece, In The Rage. It appears that Luke's lawyers have been working on attempting to set some legal precedence around spam and are alleged to be drafting letters to mining pools. They seem to want to use threats of government coercion in order to further their goals of how they think other businesses should operate, as well as how individuals should be running nodes in their own homes. If there is one thing that gets a Jewish lawyer like me excited,

0:39Phil Moore Katz it is law fair and outrageous legal theory. Let it be said, two can play this game, but the Jew always wins. A legal precedent was set in 1919 in the United States Supreme Court case, Schenck versus United States, that shouting fire in a crowded theater was not a First Amendment protected activity as it was done to unjustly incite panic.

1:02Phil Moore Katz Actions like these are dangerous and immoral. We have seen in recent months individuals attempt to incite panic that bitcoin will die as a result of running core version 30. This is patently false as raising the op return limit will have almost no effect whatsoever at encouraging spam as it is four times as expensive as current inscription mechanisms. Individuals including uncredentialed

1:30Phil Moore Katz professors, influencers, mining pool operators, podcasters, and developers have repeatedly shouted fire in the crowded theater, which is bitcoin, twitter, etcetera. They have used threats of state violence as a mechanism to enforce node policy

1:45Phil Moore Katz and have concocted wild theories on exploitative material being dispersed on the bitcoin block chain. I am not an advocate for state violence as I believe humans can resolve many issues without violence from powerful criminal gangs who are made up predominantly of individuals who consume exploitative

2:05Phil Moore Katz materials. But the ones shouting fire in crowded theaters need to understand that if they are to live by the sword of attempting to wield the pedophilic ruling class against their political opponents, they may indeed die by the sword as they themselves are failing their own legal purity tests.

2:26Phil Moore Katz Terrorizing the plebs for your own political goals is immoral, but also in this case likely illegal. I would encourage individuals to quit amplifying the ones shouting fire as you could be unintentionally breaking the law, but also unintentionally hurting and scaring the plebs.

2:46Phil Moore Katz With the introduction of the Bitcoin strategic reserve, this issue becomes even more legally dangerous, as shouting fire in the theater and inciting mobs of angry plebs could be interpreted as threats to national security. I have answered this question pro bono as I know the bugle journalists spend all their money on cigarettes, and I was interested in this topic. If you would like to have your legal questions answered, you can reach out to me at the Jewish law firm Katz and Goldberg, where you can talk to me for just a small amount of $5,000

3:21Phil Moore Katz an hour. Remember that when it comes to law, the Jewish lawyers always win. Have a good day folks, and enjoy the podcast.

3:30Rod Palmer In 1954, a 25 year old man changed the world forever. Doctors and scientists thought it was impossible to run a mile faster than four minutes but those theories were disproven by Roger Bannister.

3:49Rod Palmer What followed immediately after was many individuals being able to accomplish what was once seen as an impossible goal and ever since according to Wikipedia, which probably isn't accurate, over 2,000 athletes have beat that goal of a four minute mile. When people believe something is possible,

4:14Rod Palmer things happen. But oftentimes, it takes an individual who is crazy enough to endeavor on what many people believed was impossible. And folks, the pioneer is that individual.

4:29Rod Palmer And if you're listening to this episode, you are likely a pioneer because the plebs don't get it. The plebs want plebs slop. They want stuff that could be spoon fed to them that is just lazy. It's boring. That anybody can understand. Anybody without a brain. Anybody that has not been listening to forty hours of Bitcoin podcasts a year

4:54Rod Palmer or sorry, a week can understand. And we don't want to give that to you. I don't want to give that to you. I want to give you the best thing possible

5:06Rod Palmer that's out there. We recently went on the the TikCoin podcast with Walker. And I talked about that a little bit. Why am I making the content that I'm making? It's because it's the content that I want, the content that I value and

5:24Rod Palmer folks, I appreciate you. But to start off the episode, I just want to say, I'm doing this because I believe in you. I believe in our audience. I believe in the people that listen to this, that your time is being well used by listening to this.

5:44Rod Palmer I believe that my time is being well used making this type of content for you because for you to get it, you have to do the work. You have to This is like Rod coined a long time ago on this show. This is the podcast for the person that listens to forty hours of Bitcoin podcasts a week. I believe in you. In the world, I guess one of the things I want to start this episode off, you know, why I mentioned Roger Bannister off the bat is the world needs good examples.

6:20Rod Palmer It needs people with self respect. It needs people like the characters that Ayn Rand described in Alice Shrugged and The Fountainhead. It needs people that have the self awareness and dignity to smoke cigarettes and tell fuck you or put up their middle fingers to the no smoking signs to create the world that they want to live in. And right now, what we're seeing is the plebs are grumpy

6:49Rod Palmer and they're just trying to tear things down. They're highlighting the bad examples. They're complaining about Ethereum and Vitalik. They're complaining about David Bailey. They're complaining about, you know, whatever it is. They're highlighting all the bad examples and they're not putting enough effort into showing the good examples. So we need good examples and to highlight those because we're not going to get out of this fourth turning unless you believe in yourself

7:20Rod Palmer and you believe in other people. This is how we get out. This is how we create good times again, folks. Is believing in people that have the capacity to do very good things and supporting them. That's why the intellectual silk road exists. That's why things like the mesh of the Ungovernable Misfits has created

7:42Rod Palmer exist. Collaborating with the good examples in the world. Rod, how are you doing today? What are you feeling? This is this is the mistake

7:52Richard Greaser or at least to a common mistake that people make is they they focus on the people who are macro, TikTok macro. They focus on people with price charts, price models, rainbow price models, comparing the m two money chart, comparing the, you know, the 2,017

8:12Richard Greaser cycle based on the hash rate in the lineup of the charts and like the manipulation of the X Y axis. And they say, follow this chart, and this is what Bitcoin price is gonna do in the next six months. And the problem with that is it's just such high time preference. It's hard to be a good example when you're obsessed with price predictions.

8:33Richard Greaser It's hard to be a good example. And so many people start a Bitcoin podcast and they try to be a good example. They're not trying to be a bad example. They're trying to be a good example, but then they get they get lost in the sauce. They get lost in the incentives of their ad, their sponsors, and they get lost in trying to predict, you know, that if Bitcoin's gonna go to 250,000 this year, or is it gonna go to 1,000,000 this cycle? And they're proven wrong over and again, and it it just makes it really hard to be a good example. And that's what we're not trying to be.

9:05Richard Greaser If you want slop, if you want TikTok macro, if you want that goo goo gaga plexlop from Bitcoin University, we're just not gonna be the right podcast for you.

9:21Richard Greaser We're trying to show better examples, but being a Bitcoin podcaster is that opportunity to lower your time preference enough that you can be a good example to pledge and pioneers alike.

9:37Richard Greaser So, yeah, you know, and you go back to to Bannister, you go back to the four minute mile. She she made people believe in themselves that they could break that if he could do it, they could do it. And it wasn't until, barely a decade later that Americans believed that taxpayers believed that we could make it to the moo, that we could go to the moot. And we did it because we believed in ourselves, but somewhere

10:03Richard Greaser after breaking the gold standard and going into the Vietnam war, we, we started to feel demoralized and we stopped believing in ourselves. And we just started chasing lower interest rates and just easy, real estate, just these fiat examples of, of success. And we demoralized ourselves with it. And now we have a chance

10:26Richard Greaser because somewhere it switched, somewhere the fourth turning began. And there was somebody out there, you know, Pfizer did not want or believe anybody could listen to forty hours of Bitcoin podcast per week in one week, let alone until somebody did. And now thousands of people,

10:46Richard Greaser maybe tens of thousands, are listening to forty hours of Bitcoin podcast per week. And we are starting to believe in ourselves again. And we're starting to make our communities believe in ourselves again. And the only way to keep the answer is forty hour. We need to figure out who the first person was to listen to forty hours per week because that's a good example.

11:11Richard Greaser The person who does listen to forty hours per week, your neighbor, your uncle, aunt Noster, that's a good example. We need to get them on podcasts.

11:21Rod Palmer Do you actually believe that that humans went to the moon? I feel like that's borderline antisemitic.

11:29Richard Greaser I believe that America believes they could go to the moon and that Americans believe they did go to the moon. And I think if you believe in yourself, it, whether, you know, whether you actually succeed, it's like you aim for the moon. Even if you fail, you land amongst the stars. I think just the, if you believe in yourself and that you did it and that you can do it, like, that's good enough.

11:54Rod Palmer The reason why I say it's borderline antisemitic is because I think Americans believing that they went to the moon is really an example of how good Jewish movie producers are at creating compelling stories. Who was it that, allegedly

12:17Rod Palmer Did you see that movie that came out recently, Fly Me to the Moon with Lady Gaga or Scarlett Johansson? One of those hot blonde women. I didn't see

12:26Richard Greaser that one.

12:27Rod Palmer It was about, it was an interesting movie. I mean, it felt like it was a psyop where they essentially admitted, you know, in Hollywood that they faked the moon landing video, but they did that in case they failed to go to the moon to,

12:48Rod Palmer sign up the Russians either way. But there was a conspiracy to actually showcase the real footage instead of the fake footage. It was an interesting movie. Yeah. I mean, if you're upset, my personal opinion, if you're upset about Gaza, if you're upset about the Jews, you're upset about the Israelis, just find the good examples because there's some good Jews out there. Like, I want good movies

13:14Rod Palmer but I don't want to talk about the Jews a ton. It's kind of getting old. I'm tired of hearing about the Jews. That bit, I value the Jews. If you want good law commentary,

13:28Rod Palmer you need the Jews. You need good Jewish lawyers. But,

13:33Richard Greaser Yeah. My, my, my thing was, guys, if I'm listening to forty hours per week and I'm making Bitcoin podcasts because I think that, if we had Bitcoin podcast, there wouldn't have been a holocaust. So I think that if we continue to listen and to broadcast signal, that will that's what how we will I don't know if we can prevent another holocaust, but we're doing our part. You know what I mean? We're doing our part to stop the next holocaust. And I think if you can't be proud of that for us, you know what I mean? It's like, we're

14:04Richard Greaser one man can only do so much, and I'm doing a podcast. I think that is the best I could do. That's all. That's all you can ask of me.

14:14Rod Palmer I mean, a Bitcoin podcast is significantly more productive than a lot of things. That's for sure. A lot of people waste their energy on unproductive things And that that's one of the keys to success in life is just figuring out what the most productive activity is.

14:30Richard Greaser You look at a lot of these YouTube comment. Thirty hours per week. That's that's that's that's what forty hours per week comes from. You have a scarce amount of time. And if you listen to forty hours per week, you are a demonstrator. You are showing people that you don't have time to waste. You are an efficient you spend your time efficiently. So if you find yourself arguing on spaces when you could be listening to forty hours, that's just that's the measuring step.

14:54Rod Palmer Yeah. Arguing on spaces instead of podcasting for sure. I did some, talking on spaces. I did a space with, Shinobi and Frank Korva, this week. There was a lot of controversy generated. I believe it was was it on Friday? Thursday or Friday,

15:14Rod Palmer when, Lowell Leeds put out her her article. That was pretty controversial.

15:20Richard Greaser That was Thursday. Yeah. Thursday evening, that one dropped. And that was, that was buzzing. I mean, yeah, like you were there's multiple spaces. You guys were probably one of the highest signal spaces of the evening. A lot of memes have come out since then. A lot of accusations have come out since then. People arguing about journalists having sex, like where, how do we entangle

15:44Richard Greaser the fallout?

15:48Rod Palmer I think we untangle it by just admitting that there's nuance. You can disagree with Lola about some of the headline and disagree with her about where she was trying to take the

16:07Rod Palmer direction of the article about the conclusions. But I think, you know, the I've been incredibly disappointed with people on Twitter and especially Luke because Luke was, you know, the one that started the ball rolling on this that, Lola was Shinobi's girlfriend and that was her motivation for the article. That that's that's really a silly theory because we all know that Shinobi doesn't have a girlfriend. I think it's pretty clear.

16:37Rod Palmer It's pretty self evident. If you look at his Twitter activity, like how much he's on spaces, he very clearly isn't in any sort of relationship. Like, here at the Bugle, for a very long time, we've been trying to help Shinobi find a girlfriend. We've been talking about this pretty frequently. I think you and I both agree we think it should be D plus plus They're a good match for each other. But, Lola, I don't think likes anime enough to be in a relationship with Shinobi.

17:10Rod Palmer She'd probably get pretty perturbed with him after

17:14Richard Greaser People's evidence that they claim, you know, like that Lola is, Shelby's girlfriend is that he they did a search in Twitter and and Shelby's never called Lola retarded. But we've covered this, the Beulah's covered this, that Shinobi does not call any girls retarded because he's trying to be the nice guy and trying to to have a girlfriend. And that's one of the things we're trying to help Shelby with is like, sometimes you have to call girls retarded because it's, you know, it's,

17:44Richard Greaser you just gotta change your approach. Yeah. I mean, it's really silly. Like Shinobi never called Stop simping. Stop simping, Shinobi. That's what we're telling. That's what you're trying to tell him. But he doesn't he will not listen to us and he knows he's ashamed of he's not he is not ashamed of it. That's the problem.

17:59Rod Palmer Well, Shinobi's never called Lynn Alden retarded. Does that mean that Lynn Alden is Shinobi's girlfriend? It's like we could probably find a lot of women out there that he's never called retarded. If that's the justification of him being in a relationship with them, it's rather

18:18Richard Greaser it's rather silly. I have, I have sent Shinobi in the DMS. I have sent him Natalie Brunel, tweets to get him to call Natalie Brunel retarded because I, and I could feel him. You could see like the little bubbles when they were like, says somebody's typing or somebody's responding and you could just see it. It was going for like five minutes and then it would stop and it'd go back and shinobi, he, but he, at the end of the day, shinobi just said, you know, that's an interesting perspective. He wouldn't call a retarded. So he's just, he doesn't have it in it.

18:51Rod Palmer I think there's a lot of orange shells out there that really feel intimidated by a woman, just engaging in the conversation in general. I think that's why there's been a giant lash out against Lola. That has been unfair. Like I said, you can criticize her, but you got a hot woman journalist

19:11Rod Palmer coming out here and steamrolling your religious ideology and making you question things. And I think the cognitive dissonance that comes up, they're like, Fuck. Like maybe I need to think twice

19:28Rod Palmer about the stuff, all the grumpiness I've been directing. And a woman made me think about it. Holy fuck. And she's hot. And I, but, you know, here's here's where I think

19:39Richard Greaser fair, improper criticism of Lowe's article, may come in, right? Think about if a woman saw any of our, our DMs, if your wife saw your DMs with her buddies, she saw the memes and the group chats that you were sharing with your buddies.

19:59Richard Greaser She would she would freak out. She'd be like, holy shit. My husband is is crazy. My husband's like, she's talking about forking Bitcoin. I can't believe my husband is talking to other men in group chats about forking Bitcoin right now, but we, we, we're all guilty of it. We're all guilty of sharing extreme ideas and memes and, and, and things about Bitcoin. And he, so when Lova put, you know, her headline was like screeching Luke

20:29Richard Greaser dash is, is, is talking about forking Bitcoin. It's, you know, that's like, it'd be like your wife telling her friends about the DMs she saw when you left your phone open, she saw you talking about for ridiculous. It's just, you know, we shouldn't cancel people over group chat talk. It's like locker room talk. It's like, it's just what guys transact adversarially. That's what we do. That's what we talk about. We talk about attacking Bitcoin in private, not in public. He's so, you know, it's it's hard to read it too much into this and to really accuse Luke Junior of doing anything that any of us haven't talked about doing in the past.

21:08Rod Palmer Yeah. That's a good point. I mean, I've talked about forking Bitcoin in the past. I I I've talked about it but I haven't created a army of angry plebs to follow me and try to make it some sort of economically viable thing. But yeah, we don't have the context and I think that's

21:30Rod Palmer one of the important things here. But what I have been really disappointed in, I did a whole lot of or a whole long thread about it, about the criticisms just being really deranged and unfair and Tomer is one of them. You know, I expect so much better from a man

21:51Rod Palmer with 70,000 Twitter followers and humility in his Twitter bio than to go out there and and and decry the institution of journalism and say that it's non existent. I mean, it's like either you're fucking retarded or you're blind or you're a liar, Tomer. Those are like the three options. And and I give it I'll give you the benefit of a doubt. Like, it might have been a misstep. You might have been emotional. Like, it it's it's hard when you put so much effort and and time into defending somebody and then your your faith in them is is questioned.

22:27Rod Palmer Like it's hard, but to go and try and undermine journalism, it is, you know, a bad look for somebody that has humility in your Twitter bio. Come on, dude.

22:40Richard Greaser And listen, if you don't know much about Tomer, he he's a boomer. You know, Tomer is a boomer hippie. He is, he had, he bought Bitcoin quite a while ago. So he's just reliving the glory days of Woodstock. He's constantly

22:57Richard Greaser wearing a cowboy hat, taking acid. He's really stoned. He's just sitting on, on spaces all day, talking about poetry and Satoshi and him and Crater. They talk about writing concertos and symphonies. But, you know, even if you're just gonna get stoned and, and goof around and judge people on spaces all day, you can still find good journalism. You can still find the truth. You can still

23:26Richard Greaser get to the bottom of things. Look at mister Hottle. Mister Hottle is the same way. He just sits at home and gets stoned and argues and and teases and antagonizes plaids all day, just like Tellamer does. But mister Hottle still can can see can find good journalism. He we're still trying to get him to listen to Bitcoin podcast, but he seems to at least understand the importance of them. Whereas Telomer just pretends they don't exist because he's living in his, you know, LSD, you know, Beatles Alice in Wonderland

23:54Richard Greaser timeline on his outer

23:58Rod Palmer Yeah. I mean, this is one of the problems. Like if you go to Bitcoin University and you listen to Matthew Crowder and he's your source of news as a deranged on, you know, the reason why Crowder thinks he can teach is because he can't do anything. That's why he became a university professor. Those who can't do, teach. But the problem with Crowder is he doesn't have the self awareness of realizing that he should be teaching gym class.

24:27Rod Palmer Like, he's not even good at teaching

24:29Richard Greaser in general. Exactly. And think about think about like Robert Reich or like these Harvard, Ivy League, Libtard economists. And they they tried to say that Elon Musk and Jeff Bezos and all these other pioneers of AI and in in industry who did the most value, I mean, richest people in the world, they

24:49Richard Greaser for better or worse. But the person lecturing about them the whole time, what then, like, the the people in the Ivy League professors, the economists, the chain zean economists, they just they just talk about theory and they try to be professors because they keep they don't have a solutions. They don't they aren't good examples

25:09Richard Greaser of how we're going to, you know, get into hyper Bitcoinization.

25:16Rod Palmer They don't listen to forty hours of Bitcoin podcast a week. They don't have a fucking clue what's going on and they don't have the self awareness to think that they have a clue and they've amassed these following so that they think that because they have followers on Twitter that they're important and that anything that they're saying is relevant and what they fail to realize is that having a bunch of Twitter followers doesn't mean shit because the majority of politics or sorry, the majority of the population is just retarded plug cannon fodder that has no clue what's going on in the first place. And also doesn't listen to forty hours of Bitcoin podcast a week. It's

25:51Richard Greaser a trading courses, trading courses on how to trade mining stocks and, how to, how to, how to, how to momentum trade Bitcoin at your university trader university or Bitcoin university. Like that's not how we win

26:06Rod Palmer trading mining stocks in is the how we win. It's pretty funny though. It's pretty funny to watch these guys just, like Tomer. Just look really bad. It's entertaining. I mean, I guess it's like one of the things like, you know, everybody has a different way of being entertained in the fourth turning. I think we do need some semblance of bread and circuses to just keep sane. Some people listen to good music. Some people watch good movies made by Jews.

26:34Rod Palmer Some people, just engage in the in the pep slop and watch watch bad takes left and right. But, I, I do enjoy being a fly on the wall for some of the pep slop. It is getting impressive at this point.

26:56Richard Greaser Europe is, they've got their own problems. They're not too worried about the Nazi versus the communist conflicts right now is pretty Us based, conflict. Everybody's trying to worry about the US government, how they're gonna treat our nodes, but Europe, they seems like NATO and Russia.

27:19Richard Greaser I mean, Ukraine, they said Ukraine has some of the most Bitcoin of any country in the world. That didn't stop the war with Russia, that's for sure.

27:28Rod Palmer Yeah. There's this reoccurring issue where, you know, for a long time, Bitcoin podcasters have been talking about how, Bitcoin defunds the state and will make war impossible as these countries continue to develop Bitcoin reserves

27:47Rod Palmer and increase their Bitcoin balances. It seems like war is only propelling further. Jason Lowry talked a lot about software. It seems like we're moving more towards a reality of hard war as kind of concerning. I'm concerned for our friends in Europe right now,

28:10Rod Palmer for our friends that are European Bitcoin podcasters. I mean, there's a lot of attacks on all fronts. There's their governments are being super gay in Orwellian and they're arresting people for making memes and they're locking down the information channels. Is this something we're seeing in The US too?

28:31Rod Palmer But it seems a little bit I mean, what more can you expect from the Epstein client list? But it seems like it's very intense in Europe right now. And

28:47Richard Greaser There's, there's kind of a theme, at least that crosses The United States and kind of all the rest of the world. Nepal just had a revolution. And I I've heard about this and I don't know if it's true, but it's a problem in Poland as well. The broccoli haircuts wanna go to war.

29:07Richard Greaser The broccoli haircuts. I've been sharing a lot of crusade memes. The broccoli haircuts have been watching a lot of, you know, Mick Fuentes, right wing TikTok, and the ready for war. I mean, they're, they're, they're shooting their favorite podcasters. They're exploiting the memories of their favorite podcasters

29:27Richard Greaser to continue the, you know, demoralizing policies that, the podcasters stood against. And

29:38Richard Greaser they're ready for war. They're ready to tear things down. And if in Poland, the broccoli haircuts are gearing to go fight to communists, you know, the it's not really the communist Russia, but it's like, that's the, like, cultural energy is like the Soviet Union, you know, really oppressed the Polish people and the Russians oppress the Polish in some in a lot of ways, and they're ready to go fight back and they're ready to fight back here against the communists. They're ready to fight back in a lot of place

30:07Richard Greaser against the enemy. It's so it's a perilous situation. I mean, a one drone and that they go in the wrong way or blown up the wrong building could really spark, the next world war to be a little hyperbolic, but maybe not,

30:24Richard Greaser in Europe right now.

30:27Rod Palmer Yeah. The internet's running around throwing their articles, force around like it's nothing. It's, it is a very alarming situation. And I know like the the other thing that I think is really interesting about it is it doesn't seem like the the Fiat media is talking about it a whole lot. I I don't follow it a ton, but you think that

30:51Rod Palmer they would be a little bit more hyperbolic about the situation and it seems like they're not. And I don't know why

31:01Richard Greaser that is. Well, they spent they spent the last few years being too hyperbolic about it and, and lying about how many people have died and lying about how gruesome and terrible it's been for the Ukrainian side, maybe exaggerating it on the Russian side, but I don't think really capturing it to the full extent of like how devastating this has been to

31:27Richard Greaser a very deeply historical group of people, who've, who've really been at each other's throats more or less, but like it's millions, millions of casualties. And

31:44Richard Greaser they never talked about any of that. They just, they, they, they showed Ben Aflac and celebrities and people flew to Ukraine, Ukraine, flags in the front yards and put it in their profiles and they they felt good about themselves because they were supporting what they thought was a good cause. And we realized it was all bullshit. So now the media has no credibility anymore. So now when something really, really serious is unfolding, we're at the precipice of some sort of catastrophic or cataclysmic event that changes the the history of Bitcoin podcasts, forever.

32:19Richard Greaser Nobody's going to believe the media when they try to report on it or be hyperbolic about it because they've already wasted their credibility. So there's really no way for the immune system to work itself out in a in a in the event of a psyop or it's something really is about to happen. Yeah. It's interesting. I mean, I think one of the strategies that the

32:44Rod Palmer the media uses is they wait for something cataclysmic. Oftentimes like these events that happen that are really dramatic or telegraphed for a while, if you're paying attention to it. Like say for example, Bill Cooper predicted nineeleven well before it happened, right? It was like the CIA

33:05Rod Palmer is in bed with this Bin Laden guy and something bad, some sort of terrorist attack is going to happen and the state's going to bring in something akin to the Patriot Act. You know, if you're paying attention, like a lot of stuff is Telegraph, but I think one of the ways that they like to, you know, influence the the pleb cannon fodder

33:27Rod Palmer and get to where they want to is they they don't talk about the situation. Then when it happens, it's the only thing that they talk about and they feel like they present as if it came out of left field. Like, oh, they use the emotional shock and awe to scare the plaids. And now the plaids are like, oh, I'm terrified. They're like, I didn't see this coming. Wow. This person's so crazy.

33:51Rod Palmer Yeah. I'll I'll just, you know, it's time to sacrifice our children to Moloch and and get back to safety. That's Maybe that's why You know, because when something scary happens and people are blindsided by it,

34:11Rod Palmer they forget about that distrust in the media. They forget that these guys have been lying to them for a long time and they just are glued to their TVs like, oh, I wanna see what's happening. I wanna monitor the situation. I'm gonna trust, the network television talking head again, because they're playing videos of the situation or, you know, they're they're posting tweets on Twitter or, you know, whatever it is.

34:37Rod Palmer So I wonder if this is the type of situation where we're in the calm before the store the media storm.

34:46Richard Greaser Here's the problem. Because the media's lost that legitimacy, even if people can't talk about that, even if they don't, aren't cognizant of it consciously, that cognitive dissonance

34:59Richard Greaser has built up. So the now the media shows videos of feds and police, you know, beating up antifa parents and throwing them on the sidewalk for, you know, getting in their face and screaming libtard, loads of TikTok shit at them. And they're saying that that's fascist. And people are like, damn. I I felt really good watching that fucking idiot, that communist get pushed to the ground

35:27Richard Greaser by a fucking federal agent. That's fast. I they start you're showing examples of things that are not fascism, but are just you you're making fascism look cool. And that's what I the the problem I said on other podcast. If somebody calls you a fascist, that just means that they think you're handsome. Because if you're Sydney Sweeney or you're somebody hot and they put you on an ad, they're like, that's fascist.

35:52Richard Greaser They're too handsome. You're too, you're too in, you're too in good shape. You're too fascist. You're you're too, you work out, you have a healthy diet. You're a fascist. You're hot. You're a fascist. You wear a suit and you're successful. You're a fascist. You arrest criminals and put people in jail when they're fucking

36:11Richard Greaser trying to to wreak havoc in society, that makes you a fascist. And so people start to attribute all these things to fascism and that's when fascism actually happens, when everybody's on the same page and it just becomes vitriolic. The uniform, the machine turns itself on an enemy and that's what fascism is. But when you call all of these things that should just be a natural part of society,

36:38Richard Greaser of criminal justice, of taking care of yourself, and when you demonize it and call it fascist, you create the fascist machinery. And that is what we're seeing happen. We're less that's what it feels like the risk is accumulating when they say this this is fascism. It's the but nobody believes them because they've been too hyperbolic. So everybody just thinks, oh, this is not really a bad thing. This is just how it should be.

37:06Rod Palmer Yeah. I think it's a pretty dangerous situation to be trying to frame the conversation as if, fascism's cool. I think looking to reject that at all, because like, you know, guys, like, you know, I know

37:22Rod Palmer when it's scary, people want safety, right? When things are scary, you wanna feel safe, you wanna be secure. Like this is why all the people sacrificed their children to Moloch during COVID and gave their children vaccines even though it was kind of a retarded idea in the moment, thinking about it and retrospectively, it looks even more retarded. But people wanted safety. They wanted to get back to normalcy. They wanted to, you know, the boomers wanted to be able to go to the casino without their masks and

37:55Rod Palmer gamble their social security checks away. They didn't like the lockdowns. And they thought the ultimate compliance was the way out, the sacrificing your children to Moloch. And, you know, you've

38:14Rod Palmer read too much Mises. You've read too much Rothbart to know that fascism is cool, that the central planning of the economy is cool, that turning over the keys to the Epstein client list and letting them make unilateral decisions in your life is cool. None of that's cool. Having to struggle day after day to afford your taxes, what's cool about that? Just for them to take your taxes and light it on fire and you know, we're we're seeing it, you know, right now where these

38:45Rod Palmer these Russians are launching these cheap drones supposedly at all these NATO countries and, you know, they're scrambling jets so they have these like $100,000 you know, actions that are met with multimillions, sometimes billion dollar actions.

39:02Rod Palmer It's, that's why you're struggling to pay your taxes. You know? And, you know, I know it's scary. You want you're you're tempted to think that fascism is cool. But

39:17Rod Palmer like you said, it's like, these these things that are that are normal, that are are good. Like, Sydney Sweeney's hot. That doesn't mean that she's necessarily a fascist. She's got nice tits. Nice tits is not fascist.

39:30Richard Greaser This is it gets back to the point of we need better examples. Right now, the best, if you wanna say, oh, like I said this earlier, a good example doesn't mean it's a good thing, a good person. It just means they're a good example of something. And right now, everybody goes to Hitler and they think this is a good example of fascism.

39:53Richard Greaser And they think, well, Hitler has some pretty good ideas. A lot of broccoli haircuts will say this. All Hitler had some good ideas. He just he his mistake was that he did the Holocaust. Some people don't, you know, and they argue about that. But if that's the if everybody thinks about Hitler as the example of fascism, they're gonna try to recreate fascism the way Hitler did and just say, oh, I'm I'm a broccoli haircut. I respect, Jewish people. I'm not intolerant. Solvent of the two fascism without a holocaust. But they're emulating Hitler because that's all their memes and their TikTok videos that they watch. And so they they're gonna smate they're gonna make the same mistakes that Hitler did. And so there needs to be somebody who can pioneer and do be a better example of fascism. And that's what people are competing for right now. They're trying to be a better example for fascists.

40:41Rod Palmer Yeah. I mean, you can appreciate things about bad people, right? So Joseph Goebbels, for example, was a great memer and you can study his work as a memer and how effective he was at a memer but not necessarily consider him like a good person. Like he was a good example of how to be a good memer but he was not a good example of how to be a good person, in my opinion. He was

41:04Rod Palmer a status cog. If he was alive today, he wouldn't be listening to Bitcoin podcast. He'd probably be promoting the unilateral rollout of Tether. He would see Bitcoin as a treasury reserve asset,

41:22Rod Palmer to to start more wars or, you know, whatever it is. Like he but he was a good memer and you can you can kind of compartmentalize those things, appreciate things about bad people, but not

41:35Richard Greaser see them as good examples of how to, how to necessarily live your life. But, Yeah. He was a good example of an effective memer is maybe a better way to put it. Right. It wasn't a good memer. He was a good example of an effective memer.

41:49Rod Palmer Well, I think he was a good memer. He was good. He was good at memes. I guess good. Not good morally as a good.

41:56Richard Greaser Right. But that's the that's right. It's just, it's just about the way you frame it to yourself. So you don't get lost in, you know, making the same kind of memes.

42:10Rod Palmer Totally. I mean, Stalin was a good memer. Trotsky was a good memer.

42:17Richard Greaser Awful too. True. Awful people. Most most good memers are bad people. In fact, most good memers, maybe all good memers are bad people.

42:27Rod Palmer I don't know about that. I reject that. But yeah. Wait. What happened to the meme games? Speaking of good memers, where do they go?

42:36Richard Greaser They stop believing in themselves.

42:39Rod Palmer Do you think that's what it is?

42:41Richard Greaser Maybe they believe in themselves so much they start needing to be a part of a gang. And they started making

42:46Rod Palmer content for themselves, stuff that they are proud of. That's one thing that I've been really waiting for the cycles, the reemergence of meme gangs, but I haven't seen it. I've been really shocked.

42:57Richard Greaser I mean, Nazis are a meme gang for sure.

43:02Rod Palmer I guess that's fair. They're not very good at it though. Nazis can't

43:08Richard Greaser And then most of the meme gangs weren't very good at it. Doesn't mean they didn't stop them. You don't mean anything. Meme meme games just aren't good examples. You know what I mean? It's it's they doesn't mean that they weren't, you know, effective. It doesn't mean that they weren't in numbers. I'm gonna know, but they weren't very few of them are good examples.

43:31Rod Palmer You don't think so? You don't think that, the Moscow meme tardis were good memeers? Oh, he,

43:36Richard Greaser Maybe for the time. I don't know. Some things just don't age well, I guess.

43:42Rod Palmer I guess that's a, that's a good point. I mean, there there's like a lot of one hit wonders that won't be

43:48Richard Greaser Culture is not the relevant. Back. Right? There was a time when the mullet people were like, the mullet is the stupidest haircut. I would never have a mullet. And like, I think that's like the Moscow meatards, like the, the kind of memes from 2021 are kinda like mullets, but like mullets from fifty years ago when they were just not a style, some sort of retro version's gonna come back. The, the, the broccoli haircuts kids will start to have mullets again. But, Yeah, it's, they're just not, it didn't age well for now.

44:19Rod Palmer Yeah. It's kind of comparing. Yeah. They I think it's helpful to compare to legendary memers like Michael Bitzstein and Pierre Richard, for example. Like, those guys are truly timeless memers.

44:35Richard Greaser They're still meaning really well. Yeah. That seems to be kind of the, what happened to the meme gangs. What happened to the best meme ers? Well, they got bought. They've they, some people might say they sold out, but they put on a suit and they went to Wall Street and they started memeing for favorite Bitcoin companies. They're professionals now, they have briefcases. They go to work, they wear monk strap shoes, and they go to work meaning for, you know, a public institution. And, you know, some people say they sold out. Some people say they bought in.

45:08Richard Greaser And I think, like Pierre and Bitt Stuck, those guys are good examples. I've got respect for both of them.

45:13Rod Palmer Though I disagree with Pierre mostly. I guess I I haven't followed, Michael close enough to have too many criticisms of him recently, but does does Michael Goldstein, does he work for a paper Bitcoin company like Pierre?

45:30Richard Greaser I don't know if he is in like a, a meaning role. He might work for one, but not in a, in a public meme posting role. But I could be wrong about that. I'm happy to be corrected, but I, I, I think it's important to emphasize being a good example doesn't mean that there aren't valid criticisms of you or that you don't make mistakes. Being a good example just means that you learn and overcome those mistakes over time. Does that make sense?

45:60Rod Palmer Yep. Makes a ton of sense. I think what one thing to close out on, which is interesting, is, Donald Trump. I I tweeted Donald Trump is launching an attack on CORE. So let me go find the tweet that I was referencing.

46:22Rod Palmer Apparently, Donald Trump is using the intelligence agencies to go after his political opponents kind of like the other guys did before. So new directive,

46:36Rod Palmer NSPM7 targets anti capitalism, anti Christian, anti American opinions as

46:46Rod Palmer indicators of extreme extremist violence, authoring an army of 4,000 counterterrorism officers to prevent crimes that haven't happened. But we know that, the court knows they're woke, they're gay. I don't think they're very religious,

47:03Rod Palmer at least not as religious as Luke. I see that as, many ways attack on core. The core mean is have it coming for them. So, I mean, do you see this, it's kind of bigger than this though. So it's bigger than cores. It's, you know, they're they're Do you think this means that Shinobi's White House press credentials are going to get revoked?

47:32Richard Greaser Yeah. Yeah. They're, they're cutting down. They're going after socialism. They're going after, the trunes trans stuff. They're going after LGBTQ activity. There's just been a lot of, it's

47:49Richard Greaser you know, they would they went after anti gay speech and anti public education, you know, anti secular curriculum in schools. They they just went after all these things against the right for so long. Now they're applying it to the left. I think the important point is to as you wherever your Bitcoin podcast is about, or your company is just avoid,

48:16Richard Greaser avoid getting caught up in the meta, you know, Bitcoin is kind of the, the gravity, the center of culture, try to avoid getting caught up in the meta stuff about capitalism and Christianity. With your company right now, you probably avoid your podcast being censored.

48:35Rod Palmer So so you think it's just compliance is defiance in this scenario?

48:41Richard Greaser Yeah. This is one of those, this is one of those opportunities to just, you're you're if none of your principles were being violated, like there's no need to, no need to to antagonize Muslims with your commercials. If you're a Bitcoin podcast, you know what I mean? Or your wallet, it's like, no need to have a LGBTQ post on, June 1. If If you're a Bitcoin company, it's just that those shouldn't those shouldn't mix. You shouldn't, make this you shouldn't make the ideological

49:13Richard Greaser crusade of, other people, the state, you know, the state's priority. You shouldn't make that your priority. That's a pretty interesting take. I mean, I,

49:25Rod Palmer I don't know. I think it's a good example of, you know, when you support Orwellian policies, it's eventually gonna come back and, bite you in the ass. And it's it's more of why it's important to have principles. That's that's the way that I see it. Because, you might be in favor of this now, but, you know, a few years from now, a gay woke communist might be in office and, they they find that, you know, your Christian values or whatever,

49:56Rod Palmer you know, you're espousing is a threat to our democracy and therefore, you know, they're gonna create these kinds of things. They're gonna do

50:04Richard Greaser that anyway. They're gonna do that anyway. So, you know, if they're beating up your enemies right now, just stay out of it. Don't you don't have to go get involved. They're gonna come after you anyway, but it's in strengthening yourself now so you can be robust and avoid it when they come after you next. I'll,

50:21Rod Palmer I'll respectfully disagree, But yeah, I don't know. Tactically, it's, it's hard to know what to do. If they're beating up in Antifa care and

50:32Richard Greaser or, you know, you know, put putting a murderer in jail. That's just, you know, listen to Bitcoin podcast instead.

50:41Rod Palmer Well, I don't think any of us will lose sleep about them beating up, beating up the Antifa care Karens, but you know, there's going to be collateral damage. It's going to, it's going to be like, like I just don't wanna see innocent people that have morals and principles. Good podcast listeners that may just have inconvenient opinions

51:06Rod Palmer to the state establishment get deported to El Salvador and have to I want to see a world where, you

51:16Rod Palmer know, if they're going to El Salvador, they're doing it by choice. They're they're like, we wanna go get tallow bellies with pleb crews in El Salvador, but you don't have to go do it in prison.

51:32Richard Greaser You know, we talked a lot about a few months ago about being able to afford taxes, being a taxpayer. I, my guess I would boil my conclusion down. I don't, I'm not going to get upset if you use my tax dollars to shoot communists with pet with, with, rubber bullets. I think it's funny to see communist get shot with rubber bullets and it, and there's bigger, there's way bigger budget concerns. There's way bigger things that I'm more upset about my government doing with my tax dollars than shooting communist with rubber bullets. Alright. Well,

52:04Rod Palmer it's an interesting opinion. I think this is a good segue in the fountain booze, unless you got anything else you wanna talk about before we do that.

52:12Richard Greaser I can't I can't seem to get the, the fountain boost to pull up on my hopefully, you got them on your phone. Alright. Good.

52:20Rod Palmer Yeah. It's been acting a little bit funky. I mean,

52:25Richard Greaser you know how it is. I'm always disappointed when I try to read my fountain boost and I can't see them. That's interesting. It looks like it's working on my phone.

52:32Rod Palmer No, it's not actually. That's interesting. Well, Bitcoin podcasters know they need to build redundancies into their setups. This would be a cataclysmic event if we couldn't read our fountain boost on the show today. But, I guess

52:54Rod Palmer before I forget, I need to start off with the, the Barn Miner boost. So Barn Miner, was bitching at me at lightning, said messaged me on signal, says, Hey, I wanna send you a final boost, send me an invoice.

53:14Rod Palmer Send him an invoice. He, waits to pay it like twelve hours and then gets upset because the invoice expired. So I just sent him a new invoice. He said, Wow, it expired. So therefore, lightning doesn't work. Says fucking lightning man. Gayest Bitcoin accessory in history.

53:35Rod Palmer There's definitely gay or Bitcoin. Okay. So, this is Barn Miner's boost. He says, as a credentialed journalist, Richard certainly should have known that Run the Jewels were at a Bitcoin conference. 3,333

53:51Rod Palmer sat. I don't know how I missed that.

53:53Richard Greaser Barmire. Love him. We love the guy. But he's like a good example of something, right? He's a good example of not sometimes just not focusing your time and energy on the right things. And it's that I really appreciate to boost our miner and really appreciate,

54:14Richard Greaser the criticism of Richard not knowing Run the Jewel, but just the amount of of work that has to be done for our Meyer to send a whitening, you know, a lightning payment of 3,000 sats on his Graphine OS phone, trying to, like, get his freaking podcast node, channel working. It's just, you know, I'd rather,

54:37Richard Greaser I'd rather it be he spend that time making jerky.

54:41Rod Palmer Yeah. That's a good point. I'm glad I'm glad Barn listens to the episodes though. That makes me happy. Hell yeah. Well, I'm having Barn as a listener.

54:48Richard Greaser Well, then I have him as a friend, as a fellow pioneer. I think he's resolved. He's gonna send,

54:53Rod Palmer XMR boost now. That's his that's where he's gone.

54:58Richard Greaser Well, you know, he he has his own conclusions to things, you know?

55:03Rod Palmer Just wait I can't I can't wait to hear a bitch about Monero, about how he has to wait twenty minutes for cake wallet to sink

55:10Richard Greaser in order to start the, I don't know. It is Darmire never sends a comment worth using Monero for. I thought Monero would be more for, spicier memes than, reminding Grisha or not that he should pay attention to the bands that come to, Bitcoin conferences. But anyways, I digress. And this one, or the first one on the boost here on the official list is Dan Wedge

55:36Richard Greaser over on Noster, and he pitched it a 113 sets. And he said, first and last listen here, they killed the pleb between their name drops of half Twitter verse, I mean, who even is doctor Adam Beck, to the notion that they hold paper Bitcoin so they can't sing the good name of Knotts in the World War of Software. This podcast was pure gibberish, lacking slurs and seats showing the seriousness of which Roger and Dick feel they need to apply to Podgolf.

56:05Richard Greaser Dan is a great example as well. A great example of something. Dan Wedge is a great example of an Oster only, pioneer who just doesn't didn't realize he was a pioneer. Right? Like, he thought he was a pleb, and then he realized he got word finally on Oster that he was. He's like, oh, shit. Yeah. I'm a pioneer, by the way. But, you know, all this stuff, all the influencers on on x on Twitter, it's not what DMWitch cares about. So we're sorry that we spent too much time on Twitter drama. That was, some serious you know, we had to dispel the plet slop, I guess, is is what we had to do. We had to purge the plet slop from our minds and our and our listeners' minds.

56:48Richard Greaser In the last few episodes were kind of, an an exercise in that. Yeah.

56:53Rod Palmer I'm glad you got the chance to listen to some credential journalism even if it was your last time. I have a feeling though based on the tone of this boost that it wasn't the last time that you'll be back. You know, some people listen to our show and then they rage quit and then they come back. Some people, I'm not offended by, Grumpy Boost or fake Grumpy Boost. I like it. I encourage more hate mail. I'd like to see the hate mail

57:22Rod Palmer increase, I think.

57:24Richard Greaser Tell us how you really feel, guys. Tell us how you really feel.

57:28Rod Palmer I want Bitcoin Motorist. I want Pledder. I want Matthew Kraner to write these essays about why everything that we're saying is wrong. Send it to the email, the bitcoin bugleprotonmail dot com. I they haven't we've

57:45Rod Palmer got it on our website somewhere to send hate mail to that email address and unfortunately, people haven't really taken us up on it. I'd like to see it.

57:56Richard Greaser Yeah. If you insist that we're a problem or you insist that we're not funny, we're not trying to be funny, first of all, but if you insist there's, you know, something, it, it, it, they'll just block us and ignore us. They have no problem telling you how they feel about every other problem they see in Bitcoin. But if for some reason they, they won't, they won't tell us how they really feel. And I I I think that that is,

58:22Richard Greaser racist isn't the right word, but it is, disrespectful to you tell every other journalist, but you won't tell us how you really feel. Tell us how you really feel. I'd like to know. I'd like to address it, in fact.

58:37Rod Palmer I want to. I I don't think this is hate mail, though. That's not how I read it. Well, anyways, thank you for the boost, Dan. We appreciate you. Doom satoshi 05/2021 sat says fifteen years ago, there was no Bitcoin podcast, only Bitcoin talk forum. Just a few thousand freaks playing with magic Internet money. Thank you for your time.

58:59Rod Palmer Well, thank you for your time, dude, Satoshi. Yeah. Do you think anybody's ever thought about compiling the stuff on Bitcoin talk forums and turning it into a podcast? There's a lot of interesting exchanges on there back in the day.

59:18Richard Greaser Yeah. Some, Mira Salopaskiou content, some good podcasts. That'd be, that'd be pretty interesting. Pete Rizzo, if you stop, if you want to stop posting pupslop and you want to make a Bitcoin story and credentialed

59:33Richard Greaser Bitcoin podcast about all the best, dramas from the Bitcoin talk forums, get in touch with us. Yeah.

59:43Rod Palmer Do you ever hang around Bitcoin talk? I know I, I have a little bit of, but not, not a ton.

59:49Richard Greaser Yeah. There's been times where I've I've, I've like read through some old conversations, some old dramas. I was really interested about some of that stuff at, at one point. I think it's fascinating stuff. You kind of quickly realize that they're still there arguing to like about pretty much the same things that we are just maybe at a much larger scale or much different broader scale. And they're,

1:00:14Richard Greaser they're having the same PADI evil arguments and, and dramas is, is, is very interesting.

1:00:21Rod Palmer It's just their mothers hate more Tylenol than our mothers.

1:00:25Richard Greaser Exactly. It's it's one thing to argue that much about it when it's this big, but when it was that small.

1:00:32Rod Palmer Oof. Well, thank you for posting, Satoshi. Yeah. Those early days were kind of like the the dark days before Bitcoin podcast. Dark

1:00:41Richard Greaser ages. Yep. The next one is from Discovering Bitcoin. So we've both been on the Discovering Bitcoin podcast. He's a funny talker from Australia though. Not from The UK.

1:00:58Richard Greaser He said, Rob Palmer is the voice of reason with the, with the, the Italian hand and the salute emoji. Yeah. He seems to, he seems to like, he seems to get

1:01:14Rod Palmer the bugle vibes. Are you sure that, discovering Bitcoin is from, Australia? I thought he's from

1:01:22Richard Greaser Ireland. But he lives in Australia. Maybe I got there completely wrong. The accents all sound the same to me. He doesn't have an Irish accent.

1:01:30Rod Palmer Yeah. He speaks English incorrectly. I think we can agree on that. He's a well, we'll happily teach you how to speak American and be a better Bitcoin podcasters, but it really is. He really wants to go

1:01:42Richard Greaser on, what Bitcoin did. He wants to talk to Danny because Danny's Australian too.

1:01:49Rod Palmer What do you think that conversation would look like? He'd go on there and ask Danny his orange pill story.

1:01:56Richard Greaser Yeah, that that sounds about right. Probably asking what it's like to be Jamie for Peter McCormick for so many years and to take over.

1:02:06Rod Palmer He yeah. I I think Danny's better than Jamie. Jamie was Jamie is a loser.

1:02:15Richard Greaser Jamie's a shikoiur. Jamie is never shikoiur.

1:02:19Rod Palmer Not that we know, but we might learn about that if he gets to ask him his orange pills journey. But yeah, Discovering Bitcoin is a good podcast. He has a lot of good guests on there, a lot of interesting conversations. I would encourage, people to check it out if you haven't before. Thank you for the boost. Doom Satoshi again, five twenty one Sat says, forty hours

1:02:43Rod Palmer plus podcast a week while smoking cigarettes for many years. Your show is awesome. Love it. Thank you for your time. It's just it's nice to see people smoke it. Nice to see people smoke it and listen to Bitcoin podcast. The world is

1:03:00Richard Greaser healing. Yeah. It's it's that simple guys. Just listen forty hours per week, smoke cigarettes. Thank you for your time. That's that's the simple approach. It is that easy. It's just you have to put it into practice. That's not a grumpy boost. That is a forty hour per week list. When somebody listens forty hours per week, they have boo they get boost like this. This is a great a key. Dean Satoshi is a good example. Next one, open mic, 7,777 sats. Bugle mile high club back in the saddle. I just recorded

1:03:36Richard Greaser a episode of Bloodchain Radio. We talked about that already. Avi was not there. It was, it is key w me and open mic, and we talked about value for value. We talked about Noster. We talked about the drama. So good one, Mike. Listen to us again from the, from the sky flying to another Teamster event.

1:03:59Rod Palmer Yeah. I'm excited. I think in October in Nashville, they're having a, Noster events called like Nosterville or something. They're gonna have some, musical performances

1:04:15Rod Palmer from some Noster musicians like Joe Martin and and people like that. I there's a very high chance I'll be at that. I'm looking forward to hanging out with Mike again. Very good guy. I enjoyed that, conversation on, Plug Chain that you guys did. That was a fun one. You were spinning some fire for sure. It's fun. It is fun to hear you on these solo, appearances. I think more people should ask you on, on their Bitcoin podcast. I think that'd be a good use of people's time.

1:04:52Richard Greaser Always

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1:06:00Rod Palmer with your crew, hang out, talk about Bitcoin podcasts and then go, shoot at people, ride trains and horses and stuff. And, it's a fun game. I went and hung out there with, some people with Tip NZ roughly over a year ago. And, I'd encourage people if you're into that,

1:06:19Richard Greaser check it out. Next one from Dave. Fuck Luke, fuck mechanic, fuck creator, Eldonazi influencers. And if you're down with attack and open source developers working on Bitcoin, fuck you too. Dave just puts it right out there. He's, he's laying down the gauntlet, fuck the Nazi influencers, and fuck anybody

1:06:44Richard Greaser who's attacking cord depths. Dave Dave Dave is never shy about his, about his stance. That's why I like Dave.

1:06:55Rod Palmer I'm not gonna have sex with any of them.

1:06:58Richard Greaser Me either.

1:07:02Rod Palmer What do you think he's saying here? Is he saying that they're hawing? You want he wants to have sex with them or, like, what? He's like pro attacking Bitcoin development?

1:07:11Richard Greaser I'm confused by this, Bruce. Well, he I guess he believes that anybody he believe maybe he believes anybody except Cordes can have sex and he'll have sex with them. Yeah. Fuck your beef. Fuck fuck your influencer if you want to fuck as, Jian Wu wants it.

1:07:28Rod Palmer Yeah. I I I think the fact that I think both of us are pretty tired of, the Nazi influencers, People assume that we're we're both communist. I I would definitely not call myself a communist. In your intro last week, it sounded like you were not a communist either, that you could see, the problems. But, yeah, you know, like, I think I agree with Dave on this one. I think that, you know, while the Nazis are pretty obnoxious, they they still should be able to have sex. And, you know, when the Nazi influencers come running around telling you that you can't have sex,

1:08:05Rod Palmer you don't have to respond in kind and tell them that they can't have sex. Like, you can be okay with them having sex even if they're telling you that you can't. But Yeah. It's like you

1:08:16Richard Greaser Even if the other side is telling you you don't have free speech, you can stay. I still fight for your your free speech. Yeah. Your ability to have sex. Yeah. Habit sex is kind of free speech, maybe. Think about it that way. Next one is, your is your read. My bad.

1:08:35Rod Palmer Fundamentals, 10,101 SAT says a Sherman for the ages and when I would launch an epoch of emergency podcast. I didn't see any emergency podcast in response to to your, your speech. I mean, it was, it truly was some of the best Bitcoin podcasting I think I've ever heard in my life.

1:08:57Rod Palmer And, I think where these guys are at right now is they're trying to ignore you. They haven't reached the fight Rod Palmer stage yet, but they might get there pretty soon if you keep it up.

1:09:15Richard Greaser Yeah. Well, yeah. I'm always glad to hear that somebody thinks I'm a good example of a Bitcoin podcaster. So that's what I'm trying to be. Next one is from Akashi Hayogo,

1:09:29Richard Greaser 21,000 sats. Sorry if I butchered the name. Inspirational sermon at the beginning. Listen to it twice. Hope accounts to the forty hour target. Definitely does. And thank you for the, for the boost and the, and the feedback.

1:09:46Rod Palmer Yeah. Some some podcasts are so good that it's worth relistening to. That definitely counts towards the forty. I guess, you know, we have opinions on the forty hours a week but you have to be accountable to yourself at the end of the day. And if you want to listen to Plebslop over and over again, it's just not going to do a lot of good for you. But ultimately,

1:10:11Rod Palmer it's between you and yourself and if you believe in God on whether you'll listen to forty hours per week. Not everybody's like Pies and you know, puts their accountability out there for everybody. So you scroll through Noster,

1:10:29Rod Palmer you see Pies boosting all these podcasts. It's pretty obvious. He's doing the forty. But anyways, yeah, I really appreciate the boost. I I think this is the first time, Booster says the bio says philosopher, speculator, gambler

1:10:46Rod Palmer based on where we're we are in the cycle. Background in quantum mechanics, trying to follow as many real people as possible to prepare for the dead Internet. Yeah. I mean, that's an interesting take. I I think a lot of people are speculating on whether we're already in the dead Internet or not. I was gonna say, I think we're there. I think we're there. So what's the difference between a sock puppet bot

1:11:18Richard Greaser and a brain dead club? Well, brain dead club is there's, you know, their, their mind has been, they've outsourced their thinking. Their mind is now controlled by, you know, some, you know, heard by some central node and they're just, they're just zombies on the timeline, repeating memes,

1:11:40Richard Greaser piling in on certain keywords. So you don't, you don't necessarily need to be like an AI bot or, you know, even some programmed API controlled account or end pub to be a zombie. Like you can be a real person. It just depends on, you know,

1:11:59Rod Palmer the central node. Well, I use plubs and sock puppet accounts. They they kind of present as the same thing. Yeah. I I like that. I like the idea of following real people instead of just, you know, bot accounts or, you know, feds or, sock or play bring that play with cannon fodder. Thank you for the booze.

1:12:22Rod Palmer Two angry cons. They put out a recent show recently. They started out the podcast talking about, feeling like when you go on Twitter, they're trying to avoid catching syphilis. I thought that was a really, interesting premise to start with the show. But 2222

1:12:45Rod Palmer says, if a podcaster can't troll or bully, what's the point of podcasting? A rhetorical question. I know I, you know, I y k y k. I If you if you know, you know.

1:13:00Richard Greaser Oh,

1:13:01Rod Palmer yeah. I'm not Yeah. You obviously don't know. Well, I I am just not good with the with the Zoomer, you know, acronyms. They keep on getting longer. There's just like more Y's and K's in it. If you know, you know,

1:13:20Richard Greaser But was watching too much TikTok. That's one of his weaknesses, average Gary CPO, BV, hard stats, pioneer or die. Thank you again. We gotta reach out maybe, maybe next week or the week after average Gary, they'd like to come on. Maybe then maybe that'd be a good intellectual silk road episode.

1:13:44Rod Palmer Yeah. That'd be an interesting one for sure. I definitely enjoy that. I'll I'll reach out to him. Thanks for the boost. Late stage huddle, our good friend, 5,000 status, keep pioneering. Oh, we will. You too, late stage huddle. You're a true pioneer. Big fan. Look forward to hanging out again sometime soon. Hopefully.

1:14:04Richard Greaser Bubba. 500 sats. Have another or Bubba of two angry puns podcasts. This is his, his other end pub. Have another cup of smoke and a smoke, self respect, and fucking thinking for yourself. They go hand in hand. Don't worry what others think. They ain't got their shit together anymore,

1:14:24Richard Greaser any more than you do. Just don't kill anybody. My dad wore a suit every day and he was self employed until the eighties. I myself don't own a suit or a tie, but I, I was a rocker, hairdresser, mechanic, truck driver. That's right. And I can just you can just re you can just hear Bubba's voice in his in his comments, in his boost. It's, it's pretty funny.

1:14:48Rod Palmer I love Bubba so much. Bubba texted me that he just bought a new guitar. So I'm excited to see what comes of that. Bubba's great. Bubba basses in 500 sat says, Rob, he's a coffee in the smoke in third world shithole. And if you don't disengage, I'll have dick back your pee pee with a two by four. Be ready. Jack back Dorsey don't need no money, so why raise his ass money? Stupid plebs, stupid plebs, stupid plebs. Fear is gay. No man should ever fear

1:15:22Rod Palmer ever let fear run his life. Most of the time, what we fear never happens anyways.

1:15:28Richard Greaser I got a buddy, just got an old old cranky bulldog and, whatever, like, the little kids or, like, other dogs, younger dogs are around, he just snarls and kinda chases them off. And they all, they all run-in different directions, scatter, and then they just behave. They don't act like crazy, crazy littleigans anymore. And that's what I kinda see Bubba. He's kinda like a, he's like an old bulldog. And if you see some, you know,

1:15:53Richard Greaser Plebruary, some stupid plebs doing stupid plebs shit, he's gonna chase them around like an old bulldog until they behave themselves. We need more Bubba's in these, we need more Plebs run into Bubba's. That's what I, I guess what I am trying to say. The plums had more, if there were more Bubba's, there'd be lost plugs. That's for

1:16:12Rod Palmer sure. Exactly. I'm not sure what the first part was. Oh, he he's just saying that he's gonna hold you accountable if he just don't. Oh, yeah. Disgaged. Yeah. I see that.

1:16:25Richard Greaser All right. Next one is from pies. Fuck Pete Rizzo, fuck Joe Rogan, middle finger emojis. Pies don't Pies don't pods don't respect no plug slot podcasters.

1:16:39Rod Palmer Pete Rizzo is just increasingly getting worse and worse and worse and worse.

1:16:47Richard Greaser You hate to see it.

1:16:49Rod Palmer Rogan is too. Rogan's Rogan's going downhill fast. Like, his comedy just keeps on getting worse. I think, you know, you just hit this age, I think, where you're kind of out of your prime. And that's that's Rogan. And he doesn't have the self awareness to to kind of admit it and like it feel like I could do

1:17:09Richard Greaser Bellator fight cast now instead of UFC.

1:17:12Rod Palmer Yeah. Like, I I hope as I get older and, you know, my mind starts to become less limber and, I wanted to take naps more than I am, wanting to pick my podcast, just, you know, work on helping the younger people. I think this is, like, one of the things, like, a lot of the the older folks and boomers have have failed to do is just like pass on the reins to the the younger generation. I think Rogan's a good example. And, you know, Pete Rizzo might be an example of that. He's not he's not that old, but he's, he's not that inspiring either. Maybe he had his moment and it's over. Who knows?

1:17:51Richard Greaser It's kinda like Yeah. Peter McCormick handed over the reins to Danny. Joe Rogan needs to hand over the reins to Jamie. And there's the boomers need to hand over the keys to the younger generations. It may not necessarily the broccoli haircuts, but to to people who are ready to to pioneers who are ready to lead.

1:18:15Rod Palmer Yeah. PIES, two thousand 100 sats again. Says, I've cut down on my podcast listening the last few weeks, but yours, two OGs, got me amped the fuck up. Fuck everyone. Hashtag 40 HPW, FOST, Lifesung.

1:18:31Rod Palmer Well, excited you're amped up. I mean, that's the point of this. We want we wanna get the the pioneers excited. Is this is this time to get excited, folks? It's time to get excited. Like, yes. Everybody else is demoralized. But that that's an opportunity for you to make some moves and be successful. Everybody else is, like, wanting to complain. Why is life so hard? I thought I was supposed to have an easy life. I thought I was supposed to go get up to my eyeballs and student dad and then I would be able to have a time share just like my parents, and I was gonna retire and be able to plan spend my Social Security on slots. They're like, oh, wow. I have to work hard and, you know, the pioneer pioneer doesn't have that mindset. They're ready for it. They're ready for the four turning folks. Get excited.

1:19:18Rod Palmer It's a time to make moves. It's time to build the future that you want. It's time to rip some great Bitcoin podcast. That's for sure.

1:19:29Richard Greaser We got three more from Pies. We got 121 SATs. I refuse to wear a suit for anything other except a wedding or a funeral. Caesar for queer shit cleaners. Real men wear work wear, hunting gear, and worked out clothes. That's right. The next one, a 120 one's ass. Fuck Joe Rogan again. Three middle fingers. Exactly. Tack it. Very talked about, but fuck Joe Rogan. Another 121

1:19:54Richard Greaser sats. It's a much more productive to be in the gym in shorts, working out than to be in a suit and tie, just saying, sloop, mushroom, and flex emoji. That's right, it can be for sure. Next one, love has fucking ran, booyaka, booyaka, booyaka, salute, mushroom emoji flex, and that was 2,100.

1:20:16Richard Greaser That was a, big pies, but it's there. And then, 121 sats again. I know we've, finally made it in Bitcoin space from the Odell episode, but when he said he knows who I am, let's fucking go salute my shurom flex. And then the last one, I think, from Pies, a 121 sat. Let's fucking go, Solute Mushroom Flex. Dude, pumped up. I'm glad the episode of a Bitcoin podcast could pump Pies up,

1:20:45Richard Greaser even Pies so much, when he was already thinking about cutting down. Hell yeah.

1:20:51Rod Palmer Well, I think, this is one of the special things about Fountain Boost is it gives the the podcaster the opportunity to get to know who your listeners are. Like, and and Pius is pretty active participant on Oster, so you want you want Odell to know who you are, boost Citadel dispatch, boost, RHR,

1:21:14Rod Palmer and, be active on A

1:21:18Richard Greaser A 100%?

1:21:19Rod Palmer Or sorry. Be active on the roster. Yeah. Sean, 1,000 sat says, excellent sermon and then a prayer hand emoji.

1:21:30Richard Greaser Thank you, Sean. And knock ons eighteen, eight hundred and eight sacks. Epic opening statement, Rod. Excellent insights, Richard. To add one more thing to all the plebs and pioneers out there, live aloha. And he does the the,

1:21:49Rod Palmer Backslash M slash.

1:21:52Richard Greaser Yeah. The, you know, the emoji, like the Aloha. I don't know. This isn't a video podcast. But they snuck us, Look Aloha.

1:22:05Rod Palmer I like it. Have you ever been to Hawaii?

1:22:09Richard Greaser I have not actually. I haven't either.

1:22:13Rod Palmer I'd go to, we get enough foul abuse.

1:22:18Richard Greaser Yeah. We'll do a we'll do a I'll do a meetup, the way. That'd be fun.

1:22:23Rod Palmer Maybe one day. Jason c 2112 SAT says eat your heart out, Avi. Great sermon, Ron. Jason C, the, cohost of Back on the Chain

1:22:36Rod Palmer about fish and Bitcoin with fundamentals. Great show.

1:22:42Richard Greaser Miss won 5,420 from the coffee, the master brewer himself, Otis Bittmeyer. He's got a, a quote here, I must not fear. Fear is the mind killer. Fear is the little death that brings total obliteration. I will face my fear. I will permit it to pass over me and through me.

1:23:02Richard Greaser And when it has gone past, I will turn the inner eye to see its path. Where the fear is gone, there will be nothing. Only I will remain, and I am pioneer. Was very, that was very inspiring. That one to let, just let the fear pass over you. Don't be fearful. Pleb.

1:23:22Rod Palmer Very well said. Oh, it's a great example of that. I just shot Otis a message right now. Reminded me I had something to tell him. Great guy. Oh, one of the things that Otis has been doing, which is kinda interesting is he's been making stories for his kids and, posting it on found it. And I think that's, that's a really interesting thing. I mean, he's he's kind of an early pioneer on that front of creating,

1:23:52Rod Palmer children's content for the citadels.

1:23:56Richard Greaser Yeah. And, you know, starting a Bitcoin podcast is another way. A different, way to, make stories for your kids.

1:24:06Rod Palmer Yeah. I got really excited about this one. Tip NZ 3,333 sets is bass monologue. Heart emoji. Tip, I've been trying to get a hold of you. Where you been? I wanna talk to you. Missed you. Hope you're doing well. Big fan.

1:24:26Richard Greaser Pioneer of, modern music and, and, content on the internet. Kind of miss, miss some of that Tippen Z original content. Hope it comes back.

1:24:38Rod Palmer I really hope it comes back. She she's great. Her, I listen to her music every once in a while. I've got it on some of my playlists, but, Quintillionaire Games. Go to your favorite music,

1:24:51Rod Palmer platform and search Tip MZ. It's her number one song. Cantillionaire's Game. It's a really, really good song. She's got a bunch of other good ones that are really good. But yeah, needs to come back Tip. I'm craving your music. I want more. I hope

1:25:12Rod Palmer hope you feel inspired again sometime soon. Yeah. The nest one

1:25:16Richard Greaser average Gary again, a 100 zaps high signal. Thanks again, Gary.

1:25:23Rod Palmer And lastly, but not leastly, very committed listener to the show. BTC on board 1,000 sat says, thumbs up emoji salute emoji. Says, thanks for the FED acknowledge it. Classy move.

1:25:40Rod Palmer Yeah, you know, pretending like the fads aren't in here screwing with the plabs is, rather ignorant and naive. They're around. They're screwing with the plabs and, you gotta acknowledge them. You gotta acknowledge that they exist. I don't know if it's always like a good

1:25:59Rod Palmer use of time to go on a witch hunt deciding who a FED is. Some of them are self evident. Some of them are a little bit more talented at embedding themselves, but, just just know. Be cautious. Be aware. Keep your guard up. Yeah.

1:26:15Richard Greaser They keep B2C on board. I guess summary would be, make better examples.

1:26:23Rod Palmer Totally. Folks, I wanna thank you for, tuning into this episode. Rod, do you got anything, before we close? The only thing I've gotta say is, this outro song is a song that I really enjoyed that Rod wrote. If you're, listening Monday morning when the show comes out,

1:26:43Rod Palmer Rod and I Rod's gonna be coming on my music show, Monday night, so check that out. If you listen to this after, go back, listen to the music show. But, this is the Remedy Will. Subscribe. Go over it. Check it out on Wave Play, Boost It because this is a it's a choir song. But folks, I believe in you.

1:27:05Rod Palmer Have a great week.

1:27:09Richard Greaser Week.