0:00Richard Greaser It is Sunday, July 13 as we're recording this. There's Richard Reeser. The Federal Reserve is live and well. Jerome Powell's still in office. There's there's rumors milling around that he may resign here soon.

0:18Richard Greaser Nothing confirmed at this moment. Bitcoiners are getting grumpy with the Federal Reserve, though. No longer do Bitcoiners believe in ending the Fed, but they instead believe in bullying the Fed into rate cuts to pump Bitcoin even more.

0:39Richard Greaser The narrative has shifted because paper Bitcoin has fixed the Federal Reserve. Just another development in this paper Bitcoin summer. How are you doing today, Rod? What you got going on?

0:55Rod Palmer Doing well. It is, yeah. Paper Bitcoin summer is just kicking into gear. It's really taking over the culture, and it was accelerated this week when rumors from, the federal government,

1:10Unknown to I can't it was I I think it was the housing authority

1:14Rod Palmer issued official regulatory clarity, that Jerome Powell was considering resigning. And there was Broomer did paper Bitcoin summer. It it just had he was lost control of the market. And, but it's actually kind of the opposite.

1:31Rod Palmer The market is it finally hitting this bullish term because it's back in control. The Bitcoin treasury companies, AKA paper Bitcoin, it is is going to save the US dollar systems. It's gonna save the Fed's bailing the Fed out Bitcoiners, and paper Bitcoiners are bailing the Fed out here. And so people are not happy about that,

1:53Rod Palmer But somebody has to do it, and you usually you know, it's a tit for tat situation. Bitcoiners are and Bitcoin treasury companies and paper Bitcoiners are starting to feel like they have the keys to monetary policy now when they when they help the Fed.

2:11Richard Greaser It's a powerful position to be in. Yeah. Everything's in in kinda chaos right now. It seems you you've got a lot of lot of stuff happening around the country. A lot of violence in the streets. People are just grumpy in general. There's one thing that is certain. You know, whenever it gets hot, people get grumpier. And I think the it's been abnormally hot. Ginerso says it's because of the climate change. Other people are saying it's because of,

2:47Richard Greaser the Jews controlling the weather. All we know is is extremely hot this summer, and people are grumpy. Well, the

2:54Rod Palmer yeah. The case of the gromps is actually is at all time highs. And more importantly or more specifically, the case of the grumps directed at at president Trump and the and the Trump administration right now is at all time highs. There's been a lot of grumpiness, but it's kind of narrowed into people being grumpy that the president

3:16Rod Palmer of The United States is not living up to his campaign promises. The biggest podcaster in the world, Joe Rogan, said recently that he feels betrayed by by Donald Trump, Tim Dillon, other podcasters,

3:31Rod Palmer many Bitcoin podcasters saying they feel betrayed regarding, you know, Jeffrey Epstein. Some people have said that Donald Trump has not lived up to his promise to pump the SBR full of Bitcoin and and and give a and, give Bitcoin a huge base to n g u. Some people feel that he's let them down with the JFK files not being released.

3:53Rod Palmer And it all but the whole theme of it, like, not cutting government, it all points back to one thing, and it's it all was related to Jeffrey Epstein. In a lot of people's minds, And they'd like the government is basically just run by pedophiles and child sex traffickers, and that's why everything else is broken because none of this is legitimate. But, but Donald Trump

4:15Rod Palmer promised to fix that, and and he he and he went back on his word, some people think. So people believed it's a simple case of believing a politician. If you thought that if you thought a politician was gonna solve all the problems then fix the government in a few months.

4:36Rod Palmer It's you know better than that. If you're a podcast listener, you know better than to believe a politician when he says he's gonna solve your problems. But you did. And I think that, you know, if you're one of those people that's grumpy right now, maybe that's why it's because you believe the politician. Yeah. I think a lot of people believe the politician because,

4:53Richard Greaser he was a Bitcoiner. David Bailey gave him that that coin with all the Bitcoin on it at the conference, and, he did, lightning transaction at PubKey. They thought things would be different this time. I think what a lot of them failed you know, a lot of people are grumpy about Jeffrey Epstein right now, but Jeffrey Epstein was a Bitcoiner too.

5:19Richard Greaser He loved Bitcoin.

5:22Rod Palmer Not only was, you know, was is Trump a Bitcoiner? A lot of Bitcoin podcasters, ones we really trust and admire, they vouched for him. A lot of important people, a lot of, podcasters and just influencers that we we trusted to, you know, tell us the truth.

5:43Rod Palmer Just, like, say what they need and then, like, have a hard conversation. They vouched for them, and they simplified the decision. And it's you know,

5:54Richard Greaser feel betrayed. I think one thing that's important for the our listeners to understand is that engaging in the political process in general and so it's all about creating sacrifices to Moloch. And that's why Jeffrey Epstein was such an important figure in American politics

6:14Richard Greaser is because he's the epitome he he was the facilitator of the sacrifices to Moloch, essentially. And when you think about it, Social Security also is a sacrifice to Moloch. You sacrifice your children for being able to place lots at the casino.

6:33Richard Greaser That's what these boomers are doing. Work off their backs, off their tax money since you're really sacrificing them.

6:44Rod Palmer Right. And I mean Oh.

6:47Richard Greaser The system doesn't work without those types of sacrifices. So if you're gonna engage in the system, you just have to you have to sacrifice to more.

6:57Rod Palmer Yeah. The the boomers spent the last forty years, lowering interest rates for themselves, accumulating with very and and and falling cost of debt, accumulating all the assets of the world, all the real estate, all the best property,

7:18Rod Palmer the the best paintings, the best farmland. They just accumulated all this wealth, and they own it. But the world, like, look at how much debt we're in. Like, they they they've gave made they made themselves rich, but they didn't make the world any better. And

7:36Rod Palmer now we're in this scenario, and instead of the boomers apologizing and and admitting they were wrong and admitting they had destroyed society and they destroyed and that they've been sacrificing at the at the altar of Moloch

7:52Rod Palmer their entire lives instead of, you know, doing positive things, the the gambling your way in Vegas, what little cash flow the boomers have. They're not bestowing it to their children. They're not giving their businesses to their sons. They are not putting it in trusts that,

8:15Rod Palmer go towards their values. They're donating it to government money laundering organizations, nonprofits. They're giving they're giving their money to the CIA to to black ops, coup d'etat, and and child sex trafficking in the global South. They're giving

8:37Rod Palmer they're they're doing that or they're sack of their dough. They they go to the casino. They know the odds, and they think, well, I'd rather gamble on blackjack than gamble on my fucking piece of shit, son-in-law, Terry, who doesn't do anything. Like, I'd I'd might as well go to the casino.

8:56Rod Palmer Fuck my kids. And, that's then what we're describing is the sacrifice to Moloch. Right? Like, what explain to people who are not familiar what sacrificing to Moloch

9:11Rod Palmer represents throughout the bible and in and in, you know, mythology.

9:16Richard Greaser I'd have to go read the bible again, to give a good explanation there. What do you think it represents? Yeah. When I'm explaining it, what I'm referencing essentially is, what the boomers have been doing for a long time is they they sacrifice, children

9:37Richard Greaser at the altar of Moloch in order to try and find some semblance of, like, security. You know? It's like, what what has been happening in American culture for a long time is, you know, people will create these child sacrifices

9:59Richard Greaser in order to be able to, like, they'll they'll put up with this kinda gruesome situation of of sacrificing children in order to have safety and security. So the trade off is you put a child on the altar, slaughter

10:19Richard Greaser it in exchange for being able to have your time share or to be able to gamble at the casino or being able to watch Netflix. There's this trade off that that is happening here, and they feel like it's necessary. Now what what would result in,

10:39Richard Greaser refusing to make that child sacrifice would mean that individuals would have to take some personal responsibility, and they might have to deal with some discomfort. They might not be able to have the time share as easily as they would have before. They might actually have to earn money to be able to save up for a house instead of just, taking out a mortgage, you know, things like that.

11:06Rod Palmer Right. And this, I think, explains, at least in part, why a lot of boomers had Trump arrangements under, why AFPDS. It is because

11:21Rod Palmer Donald they see Donald Trump as coming in, like, almost like a a a bull in a China shop. They they don't, and they think that he's going to disrupt and and and obliterate or whatever the system that is in place, which allows them to make their ritual sacrifice to Moloch and,

11:41Rod Palmer just so they don't have to lose the time share in Myrtle Beach that they go to with the family and go golfing, you know, in, you know, in the fall. So they don't, you know, stop at being able to go to Disneyland in the summertime and take their kids to go to Magic Kingdom and go to kind of like the the theme park that,

12:04Rod Palmer represents the sacrifice to Moloch is Disney. Like, they go to the theme park. It has its own theme park, and these people love going there. They don't want that disrupted. So that's why they that's just why they have this crazy tedious. And I don't think that the people who support Trump and who are grumpy right now, I don't think they realize that Donald Trump isn't

12:28Rod Palmer his intention is not to destroy the system. Donald Trump's trying genuinely, he thinks he's doing these corrupt things. He thinks he's doing his best. But he really his best is accelerating and the downfall, and these boomers recognize that, I think. But the like I said, the supporters mistake it for he's gonna give me what I want. He's gonna fulfill the promises he made me on podcasts. And I just think that that's not his priority. Like, he doesn't care. If you look at the White House Twitter, it's just AI slot. All the content that the president of the White House puts out that explains itself. I mean, it's they called it's, you know, the the the the program to, you know, cut all the waste. They they named it after a meme, Doge, run by fucking Elon Musk. Like, the everything they did pronounce songs with, you know,

13:20Rod Palmer they put less care into their lyrics than new creations, our friend of the podcast, when they try to make music to explain themselves. And they just don't respect us. Donald Trump doesn't respect us. But, so we that that if you wanna see the system fall, you know, it's fine to to kinda be, like, cheering on Trump, I guess, if that's what you wanna do. But if you're expecting him to solve solve your problems, you're mistaken.

13:50Richard Greaser So speaking of the system falling, Mike Brock has been continuing to go off about how, the crypto people or acceleration is trying to eliminate the Fed. It it's kind of interesting because, like, I think he's off base. Like, from what I can see, the crypto people really like the Federal Reserve right now. They're just grumpy at it because they're not cutting rates to pump their bags

14:13Richard Greaser as quickly enough. But what do you what do you think about what he's talking about?

14:21Rod Palmer Yeah. No. I think that the Bitcoiners have kinda come in to, the the the mainstream conversation. They're in podcast. They're on TV. Joe Squawk Box, CNBC's talking to the boomers on the of the stock channel. Every morning, they got Michael Saylor and Pomp on. They were in we had we got our seat at the table. And we are bringing our critiques of the Fed, the Federal Reserve, like we have been for many years, and ending a lot of these policies and rehypothecation

14:52Rod Palmer and set fractional reserve banking. And we're talking about how to fix these things using Bitcoin and realigning incentives. And Mike hears that, and he hears people talking about how he quotes dismantling the Federal Reserve and destroying central banking. I think he's just he's interpreting

15:13Rod Palmer us explaining how everything that they're doing is wrong. If we're gonna do it a completely different way, it's just people who don't wanna hear solutions, they just like to complain. And I I just think Mike can considers any solution.

15:29Rod Palmer But with Bitcoin fixing the Fed, he considers it, you know, abolishing it. It's just a it's lost in translation.

15:38Richard Greaser He doesn't listen enough Bitcoin podcasts to understand these very basic ideas about things. And he thinks all the solutions have to do with taxing people more. That that's that's the center of, the solutions in our society. It's taxing the poor people more. It's taxing the the middle class, which are the new poor people more. It's taxing the rich people more. More taxes equals less problems

16:06Richard Greaser in Mike Brock's world view and perspective. And he likes the Fed because the Fed is able to covertly tax people through creating this inflationary monetary system and and propping up the banks, which are just money printers, which is a very ignorant view of the world. I think anybody, like, hearing that

16:29Richard Greaser that's listening to this podcast can understand why that's an incredibly ignorant view of the world because we, we all know that that Bitcoin fixes this. Right. Exactly. This is,

16:44Rod Palmer I think the relating this to a recent headline, the president of Iran went on Tucker Carlson's podcast and Tucker Carlson asked him like all these videos of the Iranian Parliament and Ayatollahs, they were burning American flags and they were saying death to Israel, death to United States. And he said, what did you guys mean about that? And the president of Iran explained like, no, we don't mean, like, to kill you and to destroy you and to, annihilate you. All we mean is death to all of, you know, the foreign wars and all their interactions and all the way that they project power in The US military and foreign policy system and its support of Israel, etcetera.

17:30Rod Palmer It means death to those things. And and, you know, they seek peace with The United States who behaves as if it was under Sharia law, and lost its sovereignty. That's they wouldn't hate us in that situation. And it's like, what we're saying about the Fed is we don't mean we're gonna blow up the Federal Reserve Building and and

17:52Rod Palmer execute, Jerome Powell, just mean that we want a Fed we want to control the Federal Reserve and and pray it to behave. We just wanna have control. We we wanna take away sovereignty from the fiat money system and replace it. And I think that, you know, it's just a misunderstanding. It's, it's it's a metaphor. It's not literal.

18:13Richard Greaser I think in some cases, it is literal. Like, for example, there's a a large like, people like Samsung Mao, they wanna eliminate the Federal Reserve by replacing it with Tether. I think in those cases, it is literal. But, yeah, in a lot of other cases, like the paper Bitcoiners, like Steven Lobko, David Bailey, Michael Saylor.

18:37Rod Palmer Yeah. Well, yeah, the big yeah. Tether tether, they wanna replace it, destroy it, replace it with tether. The equiners don't wanna do that. The equiners wanna fix and they they can keep their flag. They can keep their their federal reserve note with their, Illuminati imagery on it. We don't wanna take that away. We don't wanna take away the culture of people's money. We just wanna fix it and completely change it behind, you know, behind the logo. Well, Bitcoin's been hitting all time highs.

19:06Richard Greaser That's been exciting. I I think we've we've all been kinda shocked at how slowly Bitcoin's price has appreciated. I think it's because people have not started enough Bitcoin podcasts yet. Why why are we seeing such a lag in the creation of new Bitcoin podcasts? What what's your theory on that, Rod?

19:27Rod Palmer Yeah. That's a good question because I was I was gonna add I think it's related to where I was gonna ask you, which is this is the grumpiest all time high ever. I I think the last all time high might have been a pretty grumpy one too, but this is maybe we have consecutive grumpiest all time highs, and that's interesting. It's very new. Bull market's usually very much more exciting, much more disuberant. So I was gonna ask, like, why do you think what are these signs that something's off? And you talk about this this this stagnation. It's like stagflation

20:01Rod Palmer in Bitcoin podcast. Stagflation is when the inflation in the economy goes up, but wages do not go up. And and interest rates, are not going where people expect them. And and in in a Bitcoin bull markets, the prices going up with the podcasts

20:21Rod Palmer are keeping pace with it. And it seems like there is a problem lurking. Like, I don't what feels off to you right now? Is it the astrology? Are we not in the right phase? Or, you know, usually a bull market makes people less grumpy.

20:39Richard Greaser Yeah. I don't I don't think it's the astrology. The astrology could be problematic because bit or,

20:48Richard Greaser Mercury goes into retrograde here pretty soon. Let me look up when it is.

20:55Rod Palmer I think it's maybe it's more. Interesting. I didn't know it's that recent or that I didn't know it did it this often. I thought it was, like, a more rare phenomenon.

21:03Richard Greaser July 17. This is the earliest, like, three three times this year. So Mercury is gonna go into retrograde, which I think makes it, you know, if somebody's wanting to start a new podcast, then they go and they order their gear, their microphone, or, you know, new computer, whatever they're podcasting with. It could mean that there's gonna be disruptions in the supply chain,

21:29Richard Greaser and it your gear might get to you a little bit more slower. It might get a little bit more complicated. Making your computer work, might be a little bit more difficult. It's just gonna be a little bit more of a struggle. I'm not gonna read too much in the astrology because I'm not an astrologer. I'm no Aaron Redwing. But you you can go and listen to some Bitcoin astrologers.

21:54Richard Greaser Go listen to help money podcast and and and hear about that. But, yeah, I'm not sure what it is. I mean, I think I I or, actually, I I do know what it is. What I what I think it is is is Bitcoiners have have adopted this attitude of complacency because they realize that Bitcoin's already won, and they think that the work's over. They think they can rest on their laurels, rest on their credentials. They can just listen to other people's podcasts. They don't have to actually contribute to the ecosystem.

22:26Richard Greaser And it's it's really suppressing the the price of Bitcoin. And not only that, they're sitting there and they're grumpy about paper Bitcoin.

22:36Rod Palmer Yeah. It's a that makes me think that the problem is really it's complacency, and it's the same thing that got the boomers because the boomers started off not too bad. They were the boomers were saying hell no to the Vietnam War. They were dodging this they're being very noncompliant.

23:00Rod Palmer Boomers were very noncompliant. The young boomers really helped, African Americans and others gain a lot more rights in, you know, fuck the government. In ancient society in general, where it was deserved. And hey. But something happened, and they rested on their credentials. They rested on their credentials. They rested on their laurels.

23:24Rod Palmer The economy started to do really, really well, and they thought that they were done. And by the time you realize that you were wrong about that, it kinda catches you off guard. And the only way to, you know, keep this this system going is to start to make, you know, trade offs the sacrifices with Moloch.

23:43Rod Palmer It's you don't grow up wanting to make sacrifices to Moloch. They have is where you rest on your credentials, and then you can't afford

23:52Richard Greaser to keep living the way you were. I would encourage people not to rest on their credentials, to get out there, start participating, engaging as a world around you, to be an active participant, not a passive player. The price of Bitcoin could be a lot higher right now, and I think it it should be. I I based on my price targets, I was, estimating Bitcoin would be about 2,000,000,000,000 USTT

24:17Richard Greaser per coin now, and we're only at a $118,000, which is really, really disappointing.

24:27Rod Palmer I

24:28Richard Greaser guess I I didn't I didn't price in people's apathy into my price model. I think that was the the variable that I was missing in it.

24:42Rod Palmer I think I I think there's apathy in this grumpiness. I it they get us indicative of cognitive dissonance. I think we're avoiding the real issue, which is, you know, a lot of us as recently as a few years ago, we really thought we were going to

24:58Rod Palmer disrupt the dollar system, the fiat system, the it nothing stops. This train kind of keeps the optimism high for some. But it seems like it's gonna take a long time, and there's gonna be a lot of, you know, tethers coming in and making a lot of progress. And people just they're a little bit depressed about we're not really ending the Fed or we're not really getting rid of the dollar. We're making the dollar stronger. We're, like, bringing in these Bitcoins gonna increase support for the US Treasury system, the debt system. What the fuck? And I think the more you the more you using Bitcoin. Bitcoin is just the only way

25:38Rod Palmer to not participate in a system that, the money is that the system supports child sacrifice, the, the sacrifice to MoWAP. And Tether is not the dollar. You know, circle, it kinda is the dollar. But that stuff, it's like, the reason people are grumpy about it is because it still feeds this this the sacrifice to Moab, but Bitcoin does it. Bitcoin, it's too thermodynamically

26:02Rod Palmer sound, and everybody knows you don't, Dave, your sats to Moloch. Hopefully, we

26:09Richard Greaser can encourage people to not give their sats to Moloch. I think a lot of people wanna give their sats to Moloch. This is one of my frustrations with Dennis Porter. Like, this is like there there's only a few things I disagree with him on. But one of the things he gets really excited about is when states accept taxes and Bitcoin. That's essentially, you know, paving the path to be able to give your SaaS to Moloch directly.

26:36Richard Greaser And I'm not a huge fan of that.

26:40Rod Palmer Yeah. That's true. That's a, we don't want to build it's like you you dig your own grave or you, like, you build your own, you know, distract you. You're you're doing all the proof of work for your own destruction, and that's what you're kinda doing if you're doing going to, like, build these painted rails

26:59Rod Palmer to essentially all the whitening nodes, all all roads, all road, all channels, and the Federal Reserve. We don't wanna build a society where all the lightning channels ultimately lead to the Federal Reserve. And that's what it kinda feels like we're doing right now. It's it feels like we are saving the system

27:19Rod Palmer So for MoWatt, perfect yeah. That's what it kinda feels like if you think about it.

27:26Richard Greaser Totally. So in last week's episode, we talked about being grumpy with a cause. That was kind of the theme of the episode. I channeled my grumpiness into a few activities this week, cleaned up around the house, channeled my grumpiness into that.

27:46Richard Greaser I I had some grumpy cigarette smoking. I did some grumpy podcast listening. Like, I I used my grumpiness. I I did some grumpy music writing too. But I I channeled my grumpiness into action.

28:03Richard Greaser Did you have any interesting ways that you channeled your grumpiness this week, Rod?

28:09Rod Palmer No. Yeah. Yeah. I, I I chow it to to improve my relationships with other people. I think I was everybody gets grumpy from time to time. Some people can be grumpy more than us, but, I was more honest about my grumpiness with the people close to me. I was and

28:29Rod Palmer I channeled my grumpiness towards, that was to say, yada yada yada, my my girlfriend, my wife, both of them, they, no. She

28:43Rod Palmer she thinks it's sexy when I'm grumpy. But it's it's you know, she never thought that before. It's just when I'm on it, when I'm genuinely passionately grumpy. So it's, it's totally revitalized my sex life. What is how is grumpy sex different than normal sex? I instead of instead of thinking about Dennis Porter when you're having sex with your wife, you think about how badly you wanna end the Fed, and you just and you and you you channel that energy. And that's a more passion it's a more, honest fashion and energy. And your girlfriend will think it's sexy.

29:20Richard Greaser Mine does. Do you play grumpy music during sex?

29:26Rod Palmer Sometimes. I mean, maybe it would be. Maybe it's got it's supportive of a grumpy mood. Sometimes music, it was not necessarily grumpy, but it is for it is it fosters a grumpy mood. And I think, yeah, I think it's might be a little grumpier grumpier tone to it.

29:44Richard Greaser Well, I gotta say, if you can channel your sex or grumpiness into sex, that's a that's a good way to deal with it for sure. Yeah. Yeah. I yeah. I'll sum it up by saying,

29:54Rod Palmer having sex with your wife as and having the self perspective of a pleb who is, getting boners from Dennis Porter for orange peeling the politicians and the government. That is a less sexy, you know, self image to your wife than a,

30:14Rod Palmer cypherpunk who wants to end the Fed and, and and stop the system that caused a sacrifice to Moloch. Even if you don't think that she knows what any of those words are, she'll still think you're sexy when you're grumpy.

30:30Richard Greaser Totally. Unfortunately, I gotta cut the episode a little bit shorter today. So let's, let's go to the found page before we ramp up.

30:43Rod Palmer Your wife wants that wants to bang a pioneer. There you go.

30:49Richard Greaser Absolutely. Yeah. Your wife isn't gonna be attracted to you being a plumb. That's for sure.

30:55Rod Palmer Yeah. I saw I I was like it's a really popular meme. It's called, don't scare the hose, bro. You're scaring the hose. And while it's it's just a colloquial thing, but people don't wanna scare their wife or their girlfriend with, all the stuff they learn on podcasts. But what you need to remember is if your girls if your girl loves pioneers, your girls like to be scared a little. They just wanna know that you have pioneer to give them food to bad user experience.

31:22Richard Greaser Pioneers don't sacrifice their children to Moloch. That's for sure.

31:26Rod Palmer Hell yeah?

31:28Richard Greaser Well, the first boost from the episode last week, 10,000 from fundamentals, Great episode. Paper Bitcoin summer is here, but rock paper Bitcoin is forever. The care for grumpiness is to learn the right way to paper Bitcoin. My book tries to teach the Rothschilds to be Roth bards. Even plugs can still afford it at 2,100

31:48Richard Greaser sat. Yeah. So fundamentals wrote a book called Bitcoin for Institutions. I've got it sitting here right next to me. I unfortunately have not started reading it yet, but it is on the list of things to do. I'll start it tonight. I'll make a commitment to starting it tonight. We went on rock paper Bitcoin, say yesterday?

32:13Rod Palmer Yeah. Yesterday morning. So that they already came out, though.

32:19Richard Greaser Yeah. That's how but, yeah, if you wanna check out fundamentals book, we'll have a link to it in the show notes, where you can buy it with Bitcoin on, Zeus pay. The,

32:30Rod Palmer yeah. Oh, and fundamentals, also, one of the good things about us is that you buy buy two. Buy one for yourself and one for your boss. Because Von Mals is a, credentialed Jewish risk manager from the financial world, and he will be really good at orange pilling your boss. So give it to him.

32:51Rod Palmer And, Yeah. He's gonna teach he's gonna teach the paper Bitcoiners how to fucking do it right, how to succeed and take over the system so we can so we can, end the Fed. The actual is from linked stage

33:09Rod Palmer model, 6,000 sets. If you don't weaponize your grumpiness, then you end up in a spiral grumpy loop to ultimate grouchiness. Keep your head in its unswivel without forty hours per week, you may end up with paper Bitcoin. P BTC.

33:30Rod Palmer Yeah. Listening to forty hours per week is like, it's like going to the gym for depression for the grumps. Forty hours per week keeps the grumps away, for sure. Yeah. I would say that grouchiness is kinda like late stage

33:44Richard Greaser grumpiness. And I would I would say I think grouchiness is a good description for what people like are experiencing. He he has got late stage

34:00Richard Greaser grumpiness,

34:01Rod Palmer and it's Right. I touch yeah. Yeah. Two the two biggest grouches I can think of, Pleditor and Mike Brock. Now Pleditor is at least you know, he's still a Bitcoin maximalist. He still has his keys and cold stories. At the end of the day, he'll be alright. He won't have many friends. Mike Brock's grouchiness got to the point that, you know, he gave up Bitcoin. He's he is now fighting

34:26Rod Palmer or the Federal Reserve. He has chosen the the central banks as his, you know, he's flying their flock. So that you may be you may be grumpy now, but if you become a grouch, it may be able to get away from you to destroy your life.

34:41Richard Greaser Mike Brock is pleading with people to sacrifice their children to Moloch right now. Right. That's that's how he's spending his

34:49Rod Palmer time. He gave himself Bitcoin derangement syndrome, and now he is a soldier for the the sacrifice to Moloch. You hate to see it. Thank you for the boost late stage, Harnell.

35:01Richard Greaser Next boost is from Bliza. One thousand ten says, thinking about starting a paper Bitcoin company myself.

35:11Rod Palmer Hell, yeah. Good luck, Bliza. Paper Bitcoin summer is inspiring people. You know, we we say it all the time. You can just do things, and you can start your own, you know, paper Bitcoin company. You can just do it. Thanks, Melissa. Looks like that's the the

35:30Rod Palmer duplicate, and then we got 800 sats from Poopsicle. You either die grumpy or live long enough to become a podcaster. Yeah. Yeah. That's a bit that's a great way to get rid of the grumps. Start a podcast. We talked about that last year.

35:49Richard Greaser Podcasting is a great way to channel the grumpiness.

35:53Rod Palmer Compress it for the RSS feed. Compress that signal. Take your grumpiness, collect your thoughts, and compress it into signal. You might be surprised at what that signal is when you actually do the work of figuring out why you're grumpy. It might catch you by surprise. Oh, this is a long one.

36:12Richard Greaser Chill now. 777 sat says the the font's all weird, but I'll just read it as if it's normal. Gen Xer drags on the non KYC cigarette, contemplates the orange pill freak off parties. Noticing the pill does not treat the cause, but the deity void will be filled and ushers another cycle to begin.

36:35Richard Greaser A scream fractured into data streams, a soul translated into static. In its limited space, do we find meaning or annihilation? Press a shuffle on the Spotify tool playlist, opens Imgur to make another meme, transmutes unproductive toxic grumpiness. That was pretty esoteric. Well, that's cool.

36:55Rod Palmer I'm gonna ask Chad GPT what it thinks about this, see if it helps me out. It's very cool, it's very cool writing style. What is it with Gen Xers and Imgur? Hot tea. Yeah. The Gen Xers, they they if you if you're not old enough or you don't know,

37:17Rod Palmer like, fifteen years ago, the the entire, like, Internet was, like, instead of Bitcoin Twitter, it was everything was Reddit. And, the memes were just, like, pictures of people, and it would have, like, some top texts, some bottom texts. Yeah. Like, the dirtbag friend,

37:34Rod Palmer third world success kid, fucking philosophy, velociraptor, and those are the only memes. And they they love those memes, and they supposed to post them on Imgur. So, like, Imgur is, like, if you get a if you get a meme from Imgur

37:51Rod Palmer and you're, like, on a dating app, feel like you know you're you're you're talking to a Gen Xer. Interesting.

37:58Richard Greaser Last post of the day, BTC on board, 300 stats, three thumbs up emojis.

38:06Rod Palmer Are we losing thumbs up emojis from BTC on board when we used to get four? Maybe it's just a coincidence. Let us know if these are ratings for the show and what the scale is. So I feel like maybe BTC on board has given us three out of 10, and maybe we thought we're just getting thumbs up. Maybe that's you know, he's got some we can prove. Let us know BTC on board.

38:30Richard Greaser No boost from Pies this week. Did you see Pies Grumpy Boost on that other podcast?

38:38Rod Palmer I did not see the other base, I did. Somebody sent it to me. I have to go back and find it and read it because, I'm interested to see what Pye is is, sniffing out and some podcast problems. Somebody's supporting war. Is that what it's about?

38:55Richard Greaser I think so. Yeah. I think it was some Europore one on somebody's podcast and was talking about how Americans need to go fight for the Europores or something like that. So Pai has just given him piece of his mind.

39:08Rod Palmer This is yeah. Fuck. Pai is the dude, I hope Pai is closest to this. That's exactly how you have to treat the, the soldiers, the the servants of Molot. So there's no vaguer example of of human sacrifice, child sacrifice than the Ukraine war. It is it's literally just there's putting humans and and children and whatever in the middle and blowing them up with, you know,

39:34Rod Palmer we just be advised to the defense. We pay Raytheon, sell them their bombs, and we sacrifice everybody in Ukraine. And when some fucking Europa tries to come recruit you to go, support, NATO's Molok campaign, thumb the fuck off like Pies did. Pies

39:53Rod Palmer fuck you out. Thank you for, saying what needs to be said. Absolutely.

39:58Richard Greaser Well, sorry about the shorter episode this week's folks. I hope you enjoyed it. We'll catch you again on the next edition of the Beagle Weekly.

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40:51Unknown tribe. It's in my four zero one k. It's in my Roth. It's not your keys, but it's totally soft. O'Leary

41:01Unknown said it's backed by gold. Black rock boys. In suits of old, they swear it's scarce. It's in the vaults that

41:48Unknown I saw a node once and looked hard. Too many words like nonsense shard. Why self custody? That's passing. We're sovereign through the Nasdaq way. Our sad stacks on a spreadsheet sell and triplicate with Citadel. It's like Bitcoin, but more polite. It's been approved by Oversight. It's coded trust with a market cap. It's cipherpunk for the suit and tie chap.

43:42Unknown Financial adviser, probably.