0:00Richard Greaser Hello pioneers, this is your favorite Jewish lawyer, Phil Moore Katz. Unfortunately, once again I feel that I must respond to the hysteria being drummed up by individuals screaming fire in a crowded theater. Some individuals are suggesting that Bitcoin users must implement a soft fork or else they are creating legal liabilities for themselves

0:22Richard Greaser that could create disruptions either for them or for Bitcoin as a whole. They are framing the conversation that unless Bitcoin users and developers preemptively comply with the state, the state will attack users. They are doing this by attempting to frame the narrative so that the state could attempt to coerce mining pools, miners, node operators

0:44Richard Greaser and individuals interacting with Bitcoin in general. The narratives are being spread far and wide as conferences are giving these individuals platforms. Because as we all know, Plebslop sells. Using threats of state violence as a mechanism

0:59Richard Greaser to attempt to enforce your ambitions around Bitcoin development is an incredibly dangerous precedent to set. I'm here to remind people that if individuals want to live by the sword of wielding the pedophilic ruling class, they may themselves die by the sword. It is clear that we need a reframing of the situation at hand. There is a group of individuals shouting from the rooftops that Bitcoin will die, that the state will prosecute node operators for archiving inscribed CSAM on the blockchain. And that as a result, individuals must support Luke Junior's Plebslop soft fork proposal. As we all know, many of the most powerful individuals in government and industry are on the Epstein client list. They do not care about exploitative material. Instead, their primary focus is on limiting individuals' ability to express themselves or earn

1:46Richard Greaser without first asking for permission. Bitcoin is a permissionless system and adjusting how it works based on imaginary fantasies of what the state may do is ludicrous. What is threatening to the state is not an incredibly small amount of inscribed pictures, but instead the ability for individuals to broadcast transactions that would be deemed non compliant by the state. The argument for filters or else using an edge case that has not been proven to be a pervasive problem is akin to arguing for regular citizens

2:16Richard Greaser having to use digital IDs to access the Internet. The danger here to the state is not pictures or arbitrary data, but the ability for individuals to transact without permission. The social attitude of accepting the jurisdiction of the state in any regards to how an individual develops on Bitcoin, operates a node, or broadcasts a transaction is one that threatens the very nature of Bitcoin itself. Threatening Bitcoin through hysterics,

2:43Richard Greaser using weaponized plebslop, and threatening the use of coercion in itself is already immoral. But once again I want to remind you that it may be illegal. And whether you like it or not, bitcoin has become a part of many governments' national security policy by being in their strategic reserves. It has become that despite and because of its noncompliant tendencies.

3:06Richard Greaser Its value has grown because individuals all over the globe have adopted it because of the failings of government money. To try and change its non compliant nature through using hysterical exaggerations and edge cases is incredibly bad for game theory. In many countries it could actually be seen as an act of sabotage and treason which could be punishable by death. I want to encourage individuals to think a bit more before they relay harmful plebslop that is not covered by the First Amendment as well. Ask individuals shouting fire if they really wanna continue living by the sword. Either way, I find this topic as in any legal quagmire, the Jewish lawyer always wins.

3:46Richard Greaser If you would like any other legal questions answered, you can reach out to me at the Jewish law firm Katz and Goldberg, where you can purchase my services for 5,000 USDT per hour. I hope you have a good day and enjoy the podcast.

3:58Rod Palmer It's finally here folks. The Pled activated Slop Fork pull request has officially been given a, you know, a bit, a Bitcoin improvement proposal.

4:16Rod Palmer Number four four four, the reduced data temporary soft fork. It was opened by Dathanamanom.

4:26Rod Palmer I don't know how to pronounce it. You can see it, it's in the BITS pull request in the Bitcoin core GitHub repo under the, under the BITS projects. This is due to Bitcoin Core d 30 gaining in popularity. It has become necessary to move forward on Luke Junior's ML proposal limit temporarily limit arbitrary data at the consensus level, which so far has three weeks with no objections.

4:55Rod Palmer Implementation for the proactive deployment is under construction while the reactive deployment feature complete but lacks tests. And this this gets a 103 comments already. It was opened just two days ago. And

5:13Rod Palmer right now, the most recent comment is from yours truly. Where I called it, you know, what it is, it's Plump slop. And right now, we

5:27Rod Palmer are in a pleb slop. Monsoon is everywhere. I'm trying to help people realize you can't fight the plebslaw. You can only serve it. If you go out into the ocean, you try to fight the waves, you will turn out. If you try to fight the plebslaw, you will turn out. And, I mean, listen. It it boils down to this. It's gonna take more than plebslaw

5:53Rod Palmer to reach rough consensus on a new path forward, for the project. And, you know, it's easy to make fun of this, but

6:04Rod Palmer I think that we are, you know, data has reached a point where this is getting pretty contentious, we could see a chain split, we could get a four year dot airdrop token to sell. What's your strategy Richard? Are you going to sell the, the the Club Slop token right away? Are you gonna wait? Are you gonna wait? Are you gonna speculate and see if the Club Slop token gains value?

6:33Richard Greaser Well, I think if they, if they launch Pub Slop token, then, it'll be interesting to see if you could spend it on Noster. Because theoretically, you could use it to zap people. And, certain podcasters

6:49Richard Greaser might prefer PubSoft token, but, you know, maybe maybe I'll buy some Asanoa Gold Art with PubSoft token, spend it while it's hot. And, I mean, there's, like, a ton of things that you can do. I don't think you'll be able to buy Otis Bittmeyer coffee with it, but we'll we'll have to see. I just bought some Otis Bittmeyer coffee. Well, you won't be able to,

7:12Rod Palmer create an ordinal or inscribe any data. But if you let's say Kalebsalato can actually win, you know, like, the it's it's not impossible, I guess. Does that does that make the

7:27Rod Palmer does that make the existing ordinals that much more valuable? Because there can never be any new ordinals.

7:34Richard Greaser Yeah. I mean, that's a good question. I mean, the thing that I am kind of, concerned about, you know, with all of this is, what if all the platforms that we have been building monetization strategies around support ClubSlope token? We don't wanna use ClubSlope token. Like, if if if,

7:54Richard Greaser the biggest, Noster implementations start doing it. I mean, you could you could that that that's the kind of the crazy thing about a fork right now is Bitcoin's integrated in all of these different platforms. And, theoretically, you would have to fork the platforms

8:17Richard Greaser to support each one unless you're gonna be doing multicurrency support. It's pretty interesting. See which direction things go.

8:25Rod Palmer Do you think that forking Nostr would improve the user experience or that it would degrade it? You have to run multiple relays per, you know, for every one relay that you're currently connected to and running now? One for clip slap, one for Bitcoin.

8:47Richard Greaser Strangely enough, I I mean, I don't think the majority of people that are out there shouting the the angry plebs that are tying themselves in knots. I don't think the majority of them are on these platforms. They they say Bitcoin is money, but I don't think they really embody that very often and

9:08Richard Greaser and use Bitcoin as money. I think they're kind of a minority in that regard of actual Bitcoin spenders.

9:14Rod Palmer That reminds me of of one of the most frustrating episodes of what Bitcoin did with, when Peter McCormick was still the host. He had, you know, probably the chief plot slot poster on all of social media right now, P Rizzo, the Bitcoin historian, and they were talking about what is Bitcoin maximalism

9:36Rod Palmer and P was talking about, he said, it doesn't matter what you say. It doesn't matter what you say you believe it is your actions that will ultimately determine Maximus and Bernat like are you Maximus? It's kinda like the, you know, the in the bible it talks about like at the end in the judgment day that your your

9:57Rod Palmer the fire will come down and it will it will it will it will burn at like the kind of like the all of your your whole life all all of that will will be burning what will be left standing when the fire is out is your is your works Only your works will be left. And so it's it's like it really doesn't matter what you post, it doesn't matter what you say, it doesn't matter what you say you believe, it doesn't matter what you believe ultimately. It's what you do, it's what you put into practice. So if you you can say you believe that it is money, that you don't use it as money, like, it's it's it

10:32Rod Palmer your words matter very little at the end of the day.

10:37Richard Greaser Yeah. I mean, that's one way to look at it. I I think there's a lot of, religious people out there, like, in Christianity that, believe that their salvation comes through faith and not through works at the end of the day. And and many of them use that as a cop out

10:57Richard Greaser in order not to have to do any works. And I I think this is, like, the case, you know, with some of these Bitcoin users, they believe that their faith is the only thing necessary. You know, they their virtue signaling can stand on on top of their faith, and they they don't need works to back it up, if that makes sense. Because they they have experienced innovation. They they have bought Bitcoin on the exchange using KYC. They they're running a BitX.

11:28Richard Greaser They're running a start nine node. They're not using the node for anything because they're not transacting or, you know, engaging in monetary transactions. They're they're virtuous nodes instead of economic nodes, and they they have their faith upon which they can stand

11:44Rod Palmer atop. Right. It that's a good point. So you're right. Having a an account and a savings plan at Swan is all it takes for you to find salvation in the fourth pairing as an individual. However,

12:05Rod Palmer in order to impact, to scale the network, to improve the protocol, to protect the protocol, and to advance it forward, and to reach a consensus, like, it takes more than a swan savings plan. Like, it's going to take you might have to learn to code. You may have to to dig deep and understand game theory a little bit better and and and contribute to the solutions

12:32Rod Palmer for some of the problems in the user experience. It it will take more than a swan savings plan to do that. But that is all it takes to save you in the fourth turning.

12:46Richard Greaser Yeah. I mean, I don't I don't even think you need to to learn how to code at this point or or learn how code works because, you can just, vibe code on, Derek Ross' platform, Shakespeare AI.

12:58Rod Palmer Right. Right. You can you can vibe code. I I mean, we we could scale the protocol for the world, for the future with Vibe code, but, you know, it that is that is a trade off. Right? Like, the Vibe code still requires a lot of work, a lot of energy, a lot of water. So we may, you know

13:22Rod Palmer it it it'll be more contentious to to use to vibe code everything in the future as we kinda run into energy constraints and research constraints. And there will be, like, people who can code themselves, who may, you know, in the global south, who may need to be able to code themselves to contribute. But it is getting easier,

13:43Richard Greaser you know, at scale. Yeah. It's kinda interesting to think of, like, the future of Bitcoin development could be vibe coding based at the end of the day. Like, you could just take a model and train it on Luke, for example, and you have AI Luke.

13:59Rod Palmer Do you have AI Gloria? Probably be the hottest model, in my opinion.

14:05Richard Greaser I agree. Yeah. I mean, you could this is like, the future looks bright for Bitcoin development because, you have these AI models that are trained on these different developers and know how they think. So you've got the the Peter Todd, chatbot. You got Gloria. You got they're all they're all arguing with each other on, GitHub in the mailing list. You got Jimmy's song bot. And that way,

14:33Richard Greaser the developers can focus full time on vlogging and podcasting. Takes a lot of weight off their shoulders and just makes the the development process a lot cheaper so Jack Dorsey doesn't have to or give us much money to, developers anymore.

14:55Rod Palmer That's true. I mean, if you could outsource the game theory, the the testing, the coding,

15:05Rod Palmer all of the the stuff the stuff that used to take so much time, effort, sweat, tears, you know, people's families were being neglected because they were coding so hard to save Bitcoin. You take that away, you extrapolate that out to LLM models that are trained on each of, like, if you have, like, the Mount Rushmore Of Cordes, take Satoshi, Gavin,

15:30Rod Palmer Mike Hearn, Peter Weil, Luke, Gloria, like, the top, the best, and InstaGids, those guys, Shinobi, and you train a model on them. And then you put them to work, and they're

15:46Rod Palmer they're vibe coding adversarially against each other, trying to come up with the next good soft fork or how to get covenants to work. And that frees up the individual the actual people to go on podcasts, to vlog,

16:02Rod Palmer to house spaces with mister Hoddle in the morning, to live live their lives and achieve, you know, what's

16:15Rod Palmer the self actualization?

16:16Richard Greaser Yeah. I mean, the future is gonna be incredibly, incredibly interesting. Larry Lapard says that we're gonna get out of the fourth turning in 2032.

16:28Rod Palmer So that's probably Plus, we have seven more years. Seven years? Seven more years.

16:33Richard Greaser Seven years is pretty good short or is pretty short time. I mean, so, like, post for turning, when things level out a little bit, do you think that we're gonna need to listen to forty hours of Bitcoin podcast anymore? Well, you know, this is this is a question. Like,

16:49Rod Palmer do you need to continue to learn? Do you need to continue your education, after college, after you get your credentials? Some people believe that it's a lifelong journey that you should be doing it your entire life. You should listen to forty hours for the rest of your life.

17:07Rod Palmer And some people will say that it's not necessary, and you will probably be able to get away with it. You'll probably be able to not to stop listening to forty hours per week in 2032 and to go on to other things that you find interesting. And who knows what that will be by the I mean, by the end of the fourth turning, who knows how you will be able to spend your time? Who knows how you will want to spend your time? That's an individual a decision, a choice that every individual is gonna have to make for themselves.

17:34Rod Palmer I know that based on what I understand about myself and how I look at the world, I I will not con I will not stop at the end of the fourth journey. I will continue to listen forty hours per week, but I also reserve

17:49Richard Greaser the right to change my mind. Yeah. It's we've seen through history that, people predicting the future oftentimes don't get it right. Like, you look at back to the future in the way that they predicted, what things would look like modern day. They had a bunch of goofy things that never came to fruition.

18:11Richard Greaser I think they were a little bit more optimistic that humanity would develop technologically faster. They they were not predicting the sinister effects of smoking bans, to say the least.

18:24Rod Palmer Yeah. When that movie was created, you could still smoke a cigarette on a commercial airliner. You could still you could still be on a commercial flight smoking a cigarette in in in in sexually harassing your stewardess. That was totally

18:41Rod Palmer legal and acceptable back then. Things have changed like Southwest Airlines, American Airlines, Delta, they have HR departments, They have smoking bans. They have all kinds of things that restrict your freedom at this point. And the back of the future didn't predict that.

18:59Richard Greaser No. Not at all. Back to the future was way off. Oh,

19:06Rod Palmer well, yeah. Terminator. I think about Terminator. Right? Like, Terminator, the I remember who was talking about this recently, but the in the Terminator movies like the T. I. Whatever the the bots they were they were shaped like human beings they were shaped like plebs and anybody who knows anything about robots and AI knows that like the optimal optimal

19:31Rod Palmer weapon, right, the drones, like the Ukrainian drones that are just wreaking havoc in Russia right now. They don't look angling at people, they don't look anything like plebs, they are like birds almost, small birds, and the prediction that these evil not evil necessarily, but like these super effective weapons, would look like plebs

19:55Rod Palmer was false and I think a lot of people are expecting that the like the thing that will kill Bitcoin is going to look like a person. It's going to look like Jameson Law, it's going to look like Shinobi. It's going to look like a pleb, for example,

20:13Rod Palmer but it's not like I think that the the the attack vector, the danger, not only to Bitcoin, but like our us as a civilization is not gonna look like it's not gonna look like each other. It's gonna be it's gonna be more abstract than that.

20:30Richard Greaser It's interesting. Very interesting. Yeah. I mean, should we Like a conversation like, there's been a lot of conversations about trying to prevent the shitcoiners from using Bitcoin. Should we be having conversations about preventing, the Terminator bots from being able to use Bitcoin?

20:51Rod Palmer Yeah. Like, future future machines or future ideas, something from the future coming back to destroy it. Should we be more worried about a future a time traveler destroying it? Or should we be worried about, as Michael Saylor

21:11Rod Palmer says, you know, well funded developers with the best intentions? Because I don't I think that that is is it's like a it's like back to the future, the e. It's just not seeing the threat of the future clearly.

21:29Richard Greaser How do we prevent Skynet from sending a Terminator bot back to destroy Bitcoin?

21:39Rod Palmer We have to filter the time machine. I go like, oh, wherever the time machine is relaying Skynet bots from the future, we have to filter them out.

21:50Richard Greaser I mean, do do you think that Taproot could have been introduced by a SkyNet bot? Could this already have been a problem? Like, should we be looking at going into the past and preventing Taproot from happening? That's a good question.

22:04Rod Palmer And this and this kinda leads me to my to another point I wanted to talk about today, but I think it segues perfectly, is the quantum the quantum computer threat. Is a quantum computer gonna come back from the future? But we don't have quantum computers today. I mean, we do, but, like, they don't have enough. They're just not powerful enough to, like, break shot at t 56.

22:29Rod Palmer And, analysts, experts, whatever, they they claim that it's some say it's a few years away, some people say it's decades away, but it's, it's a very powerful FUD right now. But what if a quantum computer comes back from the future a hundred years from now

22:47Rod Palmer in in attacks? Like, how do we stop that? I don't know.

22:52Richard Greaser This is the type of game theory we need to hear more about on podcast and

22:58Rod Palmer Exactly. And I was I was talking to Chad GPT about it, and I told Chad GPT, yeah, you quantum

23:10Rod Palmer somebody or some institution had the most powerful, unstoppable, you know, magical computer.

23:22Rod Palmer It would our entire concept of scarcity, economics, value,

23:31Rod Palmer it's completely upended. Like, it doesn't these they're completely obsoleted ideas. And it's it's almost like worrying about, like, being late for work during the big bang. It's like, oh, but there's is this super mad is this super magical computer gonna hack my cold card? Well, I don't think it I don't I don't know that it even I don't even know if a cold card matters anymore. If the if the CCP in China have the most powerful computer in the world, in the universe. I think it's important for,

24:04Richard Greaser I tweeted about this. We need quantum bit access. This is where things need to start getting developed. The the open source minor guys, the Scott and the Connell Alchemist. We need to start getting them thinking about quantum bit access.

24:21Rod Palmer Because if we do centralized quantum computing Could you use a quantum where quantum bit access would generate enough heat to to warm your home in the wintertime?

24:34Richard Greaser As far as I understand about quantum computers, they have to be really cold. Right? So maybe the only people that can, run them are Canadians or something. People that live in these awful climates that are freezing.

24:47Rod Palmer That would be a huge power shift if all the quantum bit act bit access were running in Saskatchewan. They're running in Manitoba, running in Alberta,

25:01Rod Palmer Calgary. And to from what we know about Canadian Bitcoiners, well, most of them are Feds. So if the Feds, thinking in and had control over quantum bid access, that could be that that could be, like,

25:18Rod Palmer that could make decentralization a threat, not a virtue.

25:23Richard Greaser Totally. Absolutely. Yeah. It's pretty interesting to think about for sure. Very interesting to think about. Well, there was a a bunch of events that happened this week. So there was, Lugano. The the Tether Conference happened this week.

25:46Richard Greaser There's some memes that I I guess, mechanic had somehow got in the, the technical staff at the conference to to put in, like, laugh and or sorry, applause instructions during his speech.

26:04Rod Palmer Yeah. I thought that was interesting. I thought it was crazy that, like, Tethr had well, first of all, I I I talked to a source. I don't wanna name names, anonymous source. But, honestly, like, I I haven't seen proof yet, so unconfirmed. But I believe him so. It sounds like Tethr was bussing in plaids from all over Europe, to fill the crowd and to clap when mechanic,

26:30Rod Palmer finished his plebslop monologue at the Tether conference there. And people were really they were really, really excited about this applause, and it was posted all over the timeline

26:42Rod Palmer on Friday. And there were some people that were that were quote tweeting and saying, like, this this applause sounds like rough consensus to me. And I I had a I remarked on and I said, you know, if it's only rough consensus

26:59Rod Palmer if the applause comes from the World Economic Forum region of Europe known as Switzerland. Otherwise, it's just sparkling club slab.

27:12Richard Greaser Sparkling Plebslow. Interesting.

27:17Rod Palmer But I just I I I didn't hear enough people make that connection. Like, the the Lugano conference hosted by Tether, it was you know, we talk about MicroStrategy headquarters being right down the street from Langley, CIA, and how that's just a coincidence. But Lugano plan b conference is right down the street from, the dub the World Economic Forum

27:39Rod Palmer yearly summit, and I just didn't hear anybody really comment on that.

27:45Richard Greaser Yeah. I mean, it's an interesting precedent to set in general if you're forming consensus of anything based on, conference attendees and and who's clapping for what. I don't know what I did a Twitter poll asking if that's how people think that consensus should be formed around Bitcoin development. It's kinda like you know, there there's a lot of ways that people try to form consensus. They form consensus based on, or their understanding of consensus. I would say consensus is being formed. Their understanding of consensus is being formed by

28:21Richard Greaser what they see in their algorithm on Twitter. It's being formed by what they see or hear on the podcast that they listen to. It's being formed by, what they're hearing in Twitter spaces. It's been

28:39Richard Greaser but I I I'm just really not sure if it makes a whole lot of sense to to form consensus or your understanding of consensus based on what's happening at the Tether conference.

28:50Rod Palmer Right. It would it would definitely make some sense, make more sense to you to form a consensus based on Bitcoin commerce, but not a Tether conference. I mean, Tether is a totally separate totally separate coin, totally separate I guess it doesn't have its own chain, but it's it's kinda like a parasite on other chains.

29:12Richard Greaser Well, one thing that I think we all know is that, you know, the average person that is sitting in a conference listening to the things being discussed is they're primarily there to hear Plebs Law. And I'm not sure if it makes a whole lot of sense to be forming me in your understanding of consensus based on people that just consume and regurgitate plug slant. I agree.

29:40Rod Palmer Although there is you know, some people say that it is not up to core, for example, to be activists and to, you know, make changes based on their desires, but they kinda have to let go where Bitcoin's going. And if consensus is being determined from

30:02Rod Palmer Club Slop and the people who consume it, does core have kind of a obligation to go where the Club Slop's going? Skate where the skate where the club slot is going, not where the club slot is.

30:17Richard Greaser Do they have a fiduciary under or obligation to the clubs

30:22Rod Palmer to follow the slot? That's what you And that yeah. And that yeah. Well, that is I well, I'm not saying that that is necessarily the case, but I think that is becoming the question, one of the big questions.

30:37Richard Greaser It's definitely a question that a lot of people are asking. I think that's, you know, what what Justin Bachelor is really trying to communicate

30:46Rod Palmer is that that should be the case. Right. Right. Yes. He and he say that very well, he didn't state it very clearly, but he tried to state it in on the on the What is Money podcast. And that was kind of like my take away was the they do. Like, they must they have to go on they have to look at the the down votes, the thumbs down, and the likes and comments,

31:12Rod Palmer and the flip slot to to determine where people where the users, what the what their, concerns are. It's like the will of the voters, the will of the pledge. Speaking of the what is money podcast,

31:27Richard Greaser Robert Breedlove posted a interesting picture with his wife.

31:34Rod Palmer Right. He was, they were standing both of them were standing topless on a beach, on Bitcoin Beach, and he had his hands covering, Lauren's Lauren's boobs. And first of all,

31:51Rod Palmer I don't I don't I don't I don't think we should sense your boobs. I don't know why he did that, but it was kind of a metaphor. Right? It was like, if you if you watched the Justin Beschler episode, it seemed like

32:08Rod Palmer Robert Breedlove wanted silence the bloop, who was his, interview that day, just Justin Bachelor. It's like, why is why is Robert Breedlove trying to censor boots? Why is he censoring plebs?

32:23Richard Greaser Well, I think it's I don't know. I mean, it is I think it is clear that, the re the motivation for censoring her boobs is because there's a monetization strategy. You can you can go get the uncensored boobs for, you know, small fee.

32:43Rod Palmer $790 on OnlyFans.

32:47Richard Greaser Is that how much it cost?

32:49Rod Palmer I don't know. I don't know. That was just a that was just to the a goof, a jest of mine, making fun of a crater there. But, I I didn't even said the boob angle, silencing and censoring boobs, that was probably not what most people

33:08Rod Palmer saw or thought about when they saw that picture. Right? Like, it was more of a, like, what the hell are you dealing, bro? Like, what was your reaction when you saw that when you saw that in Frodo?

33:21Richard Greaser I I think I understood what you were saying on the Bubba podcast talking about Pub Slot boots. Thank The guy had a revelation.

33:29Rod Palmer Yes. It is. I'm glad you mentioned that because that is exactly what I was gonna say. I would say, that is a perfect example. You know, I used the Anna Nicole Smith example, but Lauren Boondy is the much more contemporary example of club slot milkers.

33:49Richard Greaser Yeah. I thought I thought it just you did not do a good job of explaining it. So I just thought it was outrageous. But sometimes you just have to, you know I get it now. I understand what club slot milkers are. And then what did I tell you right? I told you

34:06Rod Palmer it's hard to describe it. You just know them when you see them. And it's exactly what happened. Once you saw plug slot milkers, you're like, oh, I get it. I see what you say.

34:16Richard Greaser Yeah. I mean, it's pretty interesting. It's just it's gotta be a weird dynamic in general to, you know, have a wife that Bitcoin plugs are jerking off to. You know what I mean?

34:31Rod Palmer I it it it is curious people's reaction to, like podcasters and other Bitcoiners' wives. There was a thread on Friday, where

34:44Rod Palmer some of the Knots runners were kind of talking about how hot Ocean, you know, the mechanic's wife is and how hot Luke's wife must be and then the lawyer from Ocean replies, for what it's worth, I also have a hot wife and five kids for proof of work which I don't know what that means but, and then, you know, every time Joyce, Mechanic's wife posts, Justin Bachelor and a lot of other naz guys, they they always comment, like, but how hot and cool

35:17Rod Palmer Mechanic's wife is. And there's just a lot of respect for the the nazi wives, amongst that group. They really respect and think that the other guy's lives are hot and they they love to tell them that. I just find that interesting. Who do you think has in this debate or like in the on the not side, who do you think has the hottest wife? It's not something I would, like, normally comments on, to be honest, like, other the hottest of other people's wives. But if they want to make a public ordeal about how hot their wife is, I think it's fair to to talk about it.

35:54Richard Greaser Yeah. I don't know. I mean, I I I don't really know these guys' wives. Like, I've met mechanic's wife before. She's the only one. She's hot. But,

36:05Rod Palmer Yeah. Yeah. For sure.

36:07Richard Greaser Yeah. I don't know. I mean, that's that's I don't I don't I I think the only way that we could really determine consensus on who has the hottest, Nazi wife is, if at the Tether Conference next year, they go on stage and take turns, having the audience applaud for them. It's just I would be Yeah. Concerned that they might rig that. It might not be an open and and free, process of determining consensus because, you know, one of them could

36:40Richard Greaser sneak in a, applause, you know, instruction or

36:45Rod Palmer applause transcript. Yeah. It's too easy to game it. It's like it'd be like voting for Teddy Bay coins. I mean, I'll tell you, there was there were some plug slot milkers on stage at the Tether conference that people did not applaud for. And those were Peter Tots. Peter Totten had a very tight shirt on, nipples protruding, very disrespectful in front of the plebs.

37:08Rod Palmer And he did not get applause for those Club slot milkers. Those Club slot man elkers.

37:15Richard Greaser Yeah. What he did do, though, is he tweeted about hearing, Luke talk about child porn in the bar.

37:22Rod Palmer Yeah. He said Luke was up at 01:00 in the morning in the Swiss, in the Swiss bar talking to presumably, somebody else's wife and talking about CSAM. Oh. What about,

37:36Richard Greaser a is, the world of Ponkoff is sure, interesting right now, to say the least.

37:44Rod Palmer Is, have you been following the Nostril? Like, I guess, they kinda counts as a conference. Is Nostril a PODConf approved conference? Not entirely. I mean, there was definitely some pep slop

38:01Richard Greaser as you know, so a lot of Monastra users like Plebslop is fine. But there Sure. There were some there were some good vibes to say the least.

38:11Rod Palmer Yeah. Anybody who do anybody who denies that, an ostrich is like Plebslop has never posted Plebslop on an Oster and gotten, you know, gone viral.

38:26Richard Greaser It's just a it's a different type of club slop. You know what I mean?

38:30Rod Palmer That's true. It is it is more of a more recruit, simple club slop.

38:39Richard Greaser I think Ben Jossman might be the king of Nostra Pub Slot. On Twitter, you know, what what's interesting is Pub Slot on Nostra might look like signal on Twitter. It's just it is different.

38:56Rod Palmer Yeah. It's it's like the Pub Slop's in the eye of the beholder, and, like, one man's Pub Slops, another man's signal. And you you can just totally invert it with context depending on which platform you posted on. Yeah. No. Nostril was cool.

39:12Richard Greaser There's some people doing some interesting stuff. I think, I'm just you know, continue to be astounded by the stuff that is being built on Nasr and how functional and useful it is for the things that we're doing,

39:34Richard Greaser which is why I'm a fan of it. It's I'd I'd I'd never really understood the, kinda like rally the plabs, you know, behind this, you know, idea that none of them understands strategy, which is what was used primarily. But now there's all this functionality

39:54Richard Greaser built being built in it to be able to use Bitcoin. That's pretty cool. The zapping, it's pretty nifty. The, the thing like, my biggest thing that I like is I really like when somebody boosts our podcast. It's

40:11Richard Greaser posted on my nostril feed. So I'm just scrolling through it. I can see my boost there and interact and, you know, comment on them. I really like that feature a lot. And, I like how just the the interconnectedness, like, you're streaming on ZapStream,

40:30Richard Greaser for example, and it shows up on Primal. That's really cool. That's really, really cool. It shows it did like, the the ability to to be discovered in the Noster ecosystem is getting

40:47Richard Greaser a lot easier that in in ways that these other social media platforms don't allow for to the same degree. And, like, if if they do have that functionality, you have to comply super hard in order to enjoy the benefits of it. And, it it has the potential to be, you know, really cool and really,

41:12Richard Greaser non compliant. Like, it it it seems like a useful place for a journalist to be. So, I mean, I find that promising, but, you know, there there's a lot of discussion around, you know, kinda, like, whining about, like, how people just don't get in, like, the other system sucks. And, I find I find those types of conversations just not that interesting or compelling, because

41:39Richard Greaser it's like, yeah. We we know we know there's MPCs. And, like, you you don't have to spend all all your time, you know, bitching and moaning about the MPCs and bitching and moaning about how everybody's retarded. Like, you you can just kinda do things, and, you can support your friends that are doing things. And,

42:05Richard Greaser you tell cool stories. You can, just put your head down and, you know, do your thing. And, and I mean, that's what that's what's exciting about Nostra to me. I think more people spending their energy on doing that instead of just, like, complaining about how Spotify sucks or whatever, you know, the the Fiau platform is is, is kinda how things,

42:32Richard Greaser progress in that regard. But, you know, it was cool. I got to hear Joe Martin play for the first time. He's a very good artist. If you haven't listened to his, music, you should definitely check it out, but he's out recording a new album in The US. And, I'm excited to hear it. And,

42:54Richard Greaser yeah. I mean, these these two, you know, artists played, and they they earned half 1,000,000 sats doing a live stream, which I think is huge. I think that's really cool because a lot of artists that that play in a room full of, like, 40 people, you know, they they might earn, like, $75, 75 USDTs.

43:20Richard Greaser So, I mean, I mean, that's like a compelling story. That's a that's a cool story to tell. I I think that's a much cooler story to focus on than, you know, Spotify not paying artist money. But, yeah, Nostril was cool. The the these Nostril events are

43:39Richard Greaser full of a bunch of goofballs, but there there's some great people on the intellectual silk road that you'll you'll encounter. Definitely worth going to. I would I would encourage people to check it out if you ever have an event like this, happening near you. But, yeah, one thing I thought was really interesting is, it looks like Zelle's gonna integrate Tether. Did you see that?

44:03Rod Palmer Yeah. They,

44:05Richard Greaser good luck competing with Tether on Lightning. What do you think is gonna happen at first? Widespread adoption of Tether on Zelle or Tether on Noster?

44:17Rod Palmer Tether on Noster, for sure. Tether on Noster will be yeah. Once you can do it on Lightning, you can sap some Tether. That will that will really that will give the feds on Nostra finally. But the problem is Lightning doesn't work. Well, custodial lightning works. So in the if you're gonna use Tether on lightning, you might as well use custodial lightning because, a, it works, and b, because,

44:45Rod Palmer you know, you have to rely on that treasury backing anyway. So what's the what's the point of the bad UX just to use and send an asset that is, you know, ultimately permissioned

44:60Richard Greaser and and, centralized? That's a good point. I mean, maybe Tethr coming to Lightning is what it takes for Lightning to to get some,

45:11Rod Palmer functionality. That's what yeah. I think that's what peep a lot of people have been saying this all along. It's like we're just waiting on Tether online for the user experience and the functionality to finally kinda hit that escape velocity.

45:25Richard Greaser Does that mean that we should stop saying Bitcoin fixes this and start saying dollars fixes this? Tether fixes this? I think it's

45:33Rod Palmer I think it's the synergy. I think it's the Bitcoin dollar fixes this. The Bitcoin Tether fixes this.

45:40Richard Greaser We're gonna have to have a conversation with Mark Goodwin about this.

45:45Rod Palmer Right. Because I you know, I don't think he can I don't think you have the full potential of either of these, assets without each other? I think that that's the it's like a synergistic effect. You have to have the the USDT price

46:03Rod Palmer n g u to really, you know, highlight the value of the other. And then you have the n g u of

46:16Rod Palmer Bitcoin and USDC germs and it gives you it just proves like, oh, the stability of this for this, you know, I it's it's the Bitcoin dollar fixes this that is the ultimate message, I think. Is that bullish or bearish? The yay time, you're fixing things. It's bullish. Because gold fixed

46:37Rod Palmer these problems that we didn't know we had. And then we went off the gold standard. We went on the petrodollar, but the petrodollar doesn't fix things. The petrodollar causes damage to the climate, but the Bitcoin dollar fixes this.

46:51Richard Greaser Hell, yeah. It's fascinating. I mean, it's it's gonna be interesting to see, what the Nazis' take on this is. I think they'll be a fan because Tether transactions on Bitcoin are monetary transactions. Right? So that fits into their mental models.

47:07Rod Palmer And, you know, Tether is a huge financial backer of Ocean and the and and the nots guys. So wherever Tyler thinks, I think they will probably be easy to get them over to the to that camp and to side with it.

47:24Richard Greaser Yep. How how do you think Stefan Lavera is feeling this week after, being on the debate stage and not having, instructions for people to clap for him?

47:38Rod Palmer He he probably felt a little unprepared. Very, very few times is a Bitcoin podcaster get to a situation and feel unprepared. But

47:49Rod Palmer before turning,

47:51Richard Greaser it's one of those times where you see edge cases like this. I've been a little bit preoccupied this week, so I haven't really been, following, a lot of the trends of what's going on. Do you have any Well, I mean, club Oh, good.

48:05Rod Palmer Trying to say club slots are more popular than ever. That's the biggest trend, and it's it's it's the inertia and the momentum is accelerating. Interesting.

48:14Richard Greaser Seems like Francis likes the, the pub slot PR. Interesting. There's a lot of news coming out of France this week. I think their their government dissolved again.

48:24Rod Palmer Oh, Brigitte Macron went to pay her taxes and found out that she's in the system as Jean Michael.

48:37Richard Greaser Really?

48:40Rod Palmer That's a big news. Yeah. I thought that I I thought that's the news you were referring to. But, Regine McCrone is is is listed in the government computers on the the the French tax computers as, Jean Michel,

48:58Rod Palmer which is a male name.

49:02Richard Greaser That's really big news. So does it mean Candace is completely vindicated at this point?

49:09Rod Palmer Yes. If if she wasn't vindicated for being hot, she's definitely vindicated now.

49:16Richard Greaser Yeah. I agree. Candace is hot. She's kinda retarded a lot of the times, but she's still hot. She likes Plop Slop.

49:24Rod Palmer Oh, she loves Plop Slop. Absolutely. She loves it. Yeah.

49:29Richard Greaser This, like, conservative conspiracy theory plub slop is, it it it's evolving. Like, Alex Jones used to be the bastion of it, but now there's, you know, new people coming to the forefront. Ian Carroll will canvas Owens. Nate, what about Nick?

49:43Rod Palmer Is that is that flip slap? Yeah. But, like, he

49:47Richard Greaser he, like, uses it, but he I mean, he's got a lot of really retarded ideas, but he he's very well articulated. I think he's, he's a little bit better. He's he's not just sitting there repeating, tag lines over and over again.

50:08Richard Greaser I think he's got a little bit more thoughtfulness to his content.

50:13Rod Palmer Yeah. For sure. He's definitely very articulate, very, very compelling. Yeah. He When he when he speaks about a topic, that's not ridiculous. Yeah. Even when he does speak on a ridiculous topic, he's still very articulate, very compelling, which is part of the, you know I don't know if problem is the right word, but some people would definitely see it as such.

50:36Richard Greaser Yep. I think most people in Israel probably don't like him very much. No. I was I was bringing up France because of the crown jewels that were guys got stolen.

50:50Rod Palmer Hell, yeah. The I I I read today that they was, suspected as an inside job. The, head of security or or not head of security, just somebody in security, they were linked to discussion with the, heist,

51:09Rod Palmer robbers by through digital communication. They were texting back and forth. They were in the crew chat.

51:18Richard Greaser I mean, this is an example. They they should probably look at, hiring the the Bitcoin veterans to replace, their local security. You get,

51:33Rod Palmer a Average carrier would never let that heist happen. My Cobart, my Cobart would never ever have let the crown jewels he heisted if he was running that if he was running security.

51:47Richard Greaser No way.

51:48Rod Palmer I mean Alex, Alex Dancik? I don't know. They said his vault of gold were heisted, but I don't know. I don't have enough information on that one.

51:60Richard Greaser Yeah. I mean, you you want you want people to listen to Bitcoin podcast guarding your crown jewels. You know what I mean?

52:08Rod Palmer Metaphorically and literally. Are you eating cereal or tuna?

52:14Richard Greaser I'm eating chicken and rice, actually.

52:17Rod Palmer Nice. So if they're more dynamically sound, podcast meal.

52:24Richard Greaser I don't know. I haven't eaten cereal since I was a kid. You know what I mean?

52:28Rod Palmer I love cereal, but I don't eat I mean, I I I haven't had cereal in years because it is cereals, plub slop. Let's put it let's I mean, Lucky Charms, plub slop. Trix, Club Slop. Fruity Pebbles, Club Slop. Cinnamon Toast Crunch, Club Slop. My favorite, Captain Crunch, Club Slop.

52:48Richard Greaser I used to love some Captain Crunch. That's for sure.

52:54Rod Palmer If if you don't like Captain Crunch, lose my Telegram

52:58Richard Greaser contact. Yeah. It's been a it's been a fun week. I would say it's been a very busy week for me. I've had a good time. Been spending a lot of time with my good friend Shadrach. Big fan of Shadrach.

53:13Rod Palmer Shadrach. You and Shadrach has been farting around?

53:16Richard Greaser We've been farting around, talking about podcast, smoking cigarettes, talking about music.

53:25Rod Palmer I I don't think I don't think it's possible to have a bad time farting around with Shadrach.

53:30Richard Greaser No. If you if you want somebody to fart around with, Shadrach's probably one of the best in the world.

53:38Rod Palmer I would love to fart around Shadrach and Bubba at, like, Satoshi.

53:43Richard Greaser I can't wait to yeah. There's gonna be some good farting around in the future for sure. Oh, you get Shadrach

53:50Rod Palmer and Oh, speaking of Bubba, I hope that Sylvie's new song ends up being their, their podcast, like theme song because

54:03Rod Palmer it's fucking slaps.

54:06Richard Greaser It's so good.

54:09Rod Palmer It's about I don't know. Is that available on Wave Lake yet? I don't know. He sent it Bubba sent that to me on Telegram this morning, and it was it was pretty early. Bubba must have got up at 05:00 in the morning to share that song. And, so it's the first thing I saw this morning. I started listening to it, and I was like, damn, this is this this hits hard.

54:28Richard Greaser It's a it's certified banger. Yeah. I mean, it's, I think it's her first song that she or one of her first songs that she's done. It's, it's gonna be a great opener for the podcast. Yeah. I wonder when they're gonna put out their next show, but, yeah, look out, folks. Two main recants.

54:46Rod Palmer We got a And it and that's she's singing Sylvia sings that song. She sounds like Joan Jett mixed with Pat Benatar, mixed with, who else? It's like a it it it's it's feminine, but it's got it's got, like, that that raspy sound. It sounds so good. Little Janus Joplin. Well,

55:11Richard Greaser do you got anything else before we go on the fountain booth?

55:15Rod Palmer No. I think this week is just kind of a this is kind of a weird week, kind of a busy week, kind of interesting week. And I think that we'll have more of the the ideas. Stuff will keep on developing and and unraveling, and we'll be able to, elucidate on it further in the coming weeks, especially the,

55:38Rod Palmer club activated Slop Fork in the progress that make. Absolutely.

55:44Richard Greaser Well, the first boost of last week's show titled puppets on strings shout no kings. We talked about the boomers that are out there protesting,

55:56Rod Palmer through the No Kings protest. Well, my my my comment on, at GitHub on the, soft fork has been deleted. I've been censored by

56:12Rod Palmer from the discussion. Interesting.

56:15Richard Greaser Wow. So what should we do about this? Should we, throw up our hands and and have a whole campaign against Bitcoin core now? Stomper feet. That's what I wanna do. Who should we target? Who do you who do you think, deleted it? Should we go after lock? Should we go after lower? It says it it says Bitcoin

56:35Rod Palmer deleted your comment. Interesting.

56:41Richard Greaser Should we fork Bitcoin for ourselves now?

56:46Rod Palmer We have to we have to we have to launch a, Bugle soft fork.

56:52Richard Greaser Maybe a Bugle hard fork. Seems like we're moving into forking season. So, you know, if there's gonna be, forks, maybe we should have we should jump on the bandwagon. We should engage in the free market. Yeah. I I don't know. It'd be interesting. Do you think Bugle Fork could outcompete Plopslop Fork? Do you think we have enough momentum?

57:15Rod Palmer I I don't know if Plopslop is so popular. It it's like if if you think of, like, populist politics, there's nothing more pop populist right now than Pub Slot. Populous Pub Slot.

57:29Richard Greaser How much hash rate do you think we can get with fork? How many bid access do you think you could, get on the the bugle fork?

57:37Rod Palmer I think we could get at least as much as as Swan had. Swan and Tether had for Swan mining. We could have a dashboard.

57:46Richard Greaser That's a significant amount of hash rate. There's probably more hash rate than Bitcoin Cash and Bitcoin SV have combined at this point. Well, cool. Fountain boost, well, actually not cool. That's pretty lame that they they censored you. But, first boost, fundamentals, 10,101

58:09Richard Greaser says, I can always count on Richard to suit beyond the slop when I participate with PodConf, good episode, and great job with the intro. Yeah. Thank you so much. I enjoyed his, his talk or his interview that he did with Larry.

58:25Rod Palmer I thought that was pretty good. Yeah. It was it was good to check that out for sure. The the Canadian Canadian conference there in Montreal. It's a good old fireside chat. Is it officially gay to call these things fireside chats? I feel like it is. Yeah. I don't know if it's gay to call with that. It's just but it is a it is a gay format for sure. I don't know. Brazilian Brazilian jiu jitsu is is pretty gay. It's guys in their pajamas sweating on each other, wrestling around, hugging each other, putting their faces close to each other. But, you know, it's still necessary.

59:01Rod Palmer It's so important to have these formats, have these discussions, have these, these roles. Pull guard immediately. Yeah. Oh, that's yeah. Next one from open mic,

59:17Rod Palmer Toonsterville, 7,777 stats. Bugle Mile High Club are within its way to Nostrilville. Hell yeah. Well, Mike Mike loves listening to the bugle on,

59:31Rod Palmer on a plane. It's the listening to the bugle weekly on a on a flight is the, well, it's the the coolest it's the best thing you can do legally now, but it's the second best you can do. Smoke a cigarette will be number one.

59:48Richard Greaser I gotta say, Open Mike's a true pioneer. Like, he's an example of a guy that saw a problem and is trying to fix it, you know, very actively. He's getting around. He's ex incredibly active, pulling a lot of people together. Has a lot of really cool experience and,

1:00:09Richard Greaser has has no, yeah. He's not a club. He's a true pioneer. Big fan. Late stage HODL 6006 at says, Creed is top notch. Pleb slop. I like some Pleb slop on occasion, like Friday beers in the garage, blaring Creed, or catching up on your 40 HPW. Sometimes the bugles plug slop, but it knows it. So it's ironic and it's okay.

1:00:35Richard Greaser It's like cosmic gumbo. It moves to the beat of jazz. I wouldn't I wouldn't say that we're plug slop. I think we just, comment on the plug slop, and we, we try to mirror it, reflect it so that, the sloppers can have a little bit more awareness. But,

1:00:56Richard Greaser yeah. I I agree. There's nothing wrong with with consuming some plub slop from time to time. I'd I'll I like me some plub slop too here and there. It's kinda it's kinda like eating sugar. You know what I mean? You don't wanna eat too much sugar or else you'll get diabetes, And that'll be bad. Speaking of which,

1:01:16Rod Palmer diabetes, Luke Junior was warning people not to do what you did this week, which was upload all of your grandma's famous pie recipes

1:01:28Rod Palmer on chain because the pie recipes will

1:01:31Richard Greaser will give Bitcoin type two diabetes. I don't know why that was so offensive. I I was, like, really taken aback. You know, my grandma was very was a very sweet woman, and, she's got some epic pie recipes. Some of the best in the world. Like, I I felt like Deshir was doing a great service to humanity,

1:01:51Richard Greaser and these Nazis got so upset about it. They accused me of abusing the chain. They were disrespecting my grandma. Just absolutely like, my my pie transaction, I paid a fee for it. It got mined by a miner,

1:02:10Richard Greaser and it's it's an economic transaction. That's right. It it

1:02:15Rod Palmer it's it's a shame that, people are so set by this. It's it's to range it's it's grandma's pie recipe, derangement syndrome, at its worst. Next one, five thousand sats from Bubba, who we we've been talking about this whole episode. I've been listening to forty hours per week in music, much better than podcast. You gotta give the boomers this. We had and made subversive music that is still subversive. We did not bring this Taylor shit show.

1:02:48Rod Palmer That's on the youngins, the youngsters, blond streaks, his plovs allowed to the max. That and men taking selfies of your body after you work out. Gay gay gay gay gay. Here's the deal. We didn't have Hello Kitty, we had Farrah Fawcett, Raquel Welch,

1:03:06Rod Palmer and Mar and Margaret, Sophia Loren. This is why we ain't fucking gay. We like boobs and pussy. All hail Sydney Sweeney and her Nazi tits. Thank you, fellas. Boomers love Boomers love Boobs and Boosie. That's cheers to that.

1:03:24Richard Greaser That was pretty interesting. I think the subversive music's coming. I wouldn't count it out. It'd be pretty funny if, I mean, imagine this. So, like, you know, Bitcoin rips and, the Bitcoin podcasters really become, you know, the, they become the cathedral,

1:03:42Richard Greaser the new cathedral in a lot of ways. They're the ones, they become the mainstream media. And, the subversive thing is to be anti Bitcoin. I don't know what that's gonna look like. Is it gonna be like Monero music, or is it gonna be like

1:04:01Rod Palmer paper Zcash music. Zcash. Johnny Zcash. Johnny Zcash.

1:04:06Richard Greaser Yeah. The Zcash guys have been, farting around loud recently.

1:04:13Rod Palmer It's how Corey Clifton did Alex Gladstein just riled up. So interesting.

1:04:21Richard Greaser Pleby Inon, 5,000 sat says, late nineties, early two thousands underground hip hop was the most subversive music out there. Eminem prerecord deal album, Infinite remains the greatest rap album ever. Yeah. A lot of a lot of people really like, Infinite a lot. It's been a very long time since I listened to it. Have you ever listened to it, Ron? Yeah. Yeah. Oh, yeah. Of course.

1:04:46Rod Palmer Not in a long time, though. Might be worth revisiting.

1:04:50Richard Greaser Yeah. I think you can find it on YouTube. Let me I forgot Eminem's disc the Scott Griffey. What was his first,

1:04:59Rod Palmer Was it the m and of the swimsuit show? The Eminem show, something like that?

1:05:05Richard Greaser I'm looking now. No. The Eminem show was a a later album. The mar maybe it's the Marshall Mathers LP.

1:05:15Rod Palmer Infinite is the debut album. But I don't know if it's, like, the one that they put on Spotify. Yeah. I think it was a lot of people can see. Yeah. Oh, Infinite is on Spotify now.

1:05:29Richard Greaser The Slim Shady LP. And he's got one called just don't give a fuck 1998. I haven't I don't think I've heard of it. Oh, it's just I I always knew the Slim Shady LP is the, the original one, but I could be wrong. Yeah. No. Eminem used to be pretty fire. And then, yeah. Hip hop and rap,

1:05:52Richard Greaser super subversive. Really cool. Like, you think of NWA. Those guys, those guys were, you know, pretty hardcore. Well, thank you, plug me

1:06:03Rod Palmer in on. Next one, KT, 2,300 sets. It's sad, really. Tom Morello used to be a pioneer. Now he rages for the machine. And for fuck's sake, Rod, Creed doesn't even qualify as plug slop.

1:06:20Rod Palmer Well, KT, agreed to disagree on the second point. But, yes, Tom Morello and rage, it's they they might as well change. I I I've been banned from Wikipedia, unfortunately, for changing the references of Rage Against the Machine to Rage for the Machine, but

1:06:39Rod Palmer that's all that's alright. I think everybody knows that Wikipedia does not value truth,

1:06:43Richard Greaser and they like to censor it. Yeah. Who do you think this is? Skate Kate. Appreciate the boost, Kate. You sound hot. Next boost, Odie 40 h p w 2,100 sat says, we used to have base Viking kings in Norway that I could have supported. The current Norwegian monarch family

1:07:05Richard Greaser was imported from Denmark in nineteen o five. They're pretty boring and a bit lame. Yeah. I think this is there's been, you know, some historical tension of the Norwegian, people having to deal with, the the kinda

1:07:23Richard Greaser lukewarm people from Denmark. Like, the the Norwegian Vikings were always better than the Danish Vikings. More hardcore. And out to Ragnar Lothbrok. Yeah. Odie Odie, I don't know if you got a chance to see this rod. Odie tagged me in a post on, Noster. He,

1:07:43Richard Greaser forgot what it was. He he, like, conducts, classical music singing. It was really, really, really cool, the the post to the video that he did. But I had asked and

1:07:56Richard Greaser responded to previous boost from him asking him to post his, his musical endeavors. But some it's it's some real low time preference music. That's for sure. Keep on posting it, Odie, and tagging me, and I hope you can see more of that shit. The next one is from

1:08:13Rod Palmer Nakas 18. Does the Shaka. That's what the symbol is. Shaka to the boys at the bugle and all the pioneers tuning in. Hashtag, Olive Aloha.

1:08:28Rod Palmer And he's got a link here. And it's a so, you have to read some of this. It's, it's like key or code.

1:08:40Rod Palmer In info, title, club slot, psychosis, viewable weekly, Rich Creaser, Rob Palmer, all of our web websites, check out the comply clothing line. Is this just a bunch of, like, metadata?

1:08:57Richard Greaser Yeah. What I think what he did was he, posted a few of our episodes, the fountain links.

1:09:03Rod Palmer Oh, gotcha. Gotcha. And then he kinda,

1:09:06Richard Greaser you know, freaked out, and so it's got our fountain cover feed and, you know, RSS info. Yeah. I'm not sure. Anyways, is 18 with another one says, for missing last week, Shaka.

1:09:29Richard Greaser Alright. Well, thanks for explaining what the m symbol is, equals Shaka.

1:09:39Rod Palmer Seminar in 21¢ from Rev Hoddle. Trying to keep the club slop away for meetups is the wrong approach. Meetups are where clubs become pioneers. They come to the meetup because they are ready to put in the work. The meetup organizers are there to guide and teach PlubSlop literacy, how to recognize and think critically about PlubSlop, and to build a local culture that is aware of PlubSlop but can consume it for what it is rather than be psyop'd, gaslit, and generally misled, or distracted by

1:10:09Rod Palmer it? Exactly. That is exactly what meetup organizers, pioneers should be doing. They should be shepherding and helping the plebs, educating the plebs, helping them know when they are consuming or surrounded by plebs slop and help them to, you know, just be, what's the word, to be,

1:10:31Rod Palmer to be aware, to be to be present, and to be mindful when one sees Plebslop and not to be not with the not with the Plebslop and, you know, spike your ins or not your insulin, but spike your dopamine or spike your anger response, spike your adrenaline. Just just see it, be aware of it, and let it pass. I I think

1:10:53Richard Greaser Rev Hoddle has some, significant privileges. Is it this rural privilege of living in a high density pioneer neighborhood and just have having never experienced the pleb invasion, never having to fend off the pleb berserkers. They're coming in. They're telling talking about software. They're repeating the latest things that Michael Sailor said. Do you know? You get, like, 20 berserkers coming in to your meetup, talking about shit coins and, you know, whatever else

1:11:22Richard Greaser they're talking about. It's it's pretty overwhelming. You you have to figure out, like, a good defensive mechanism to deal with them. And, like, sometimes you just gotta put, like, boiling oil on your walls and just dump it on them. You know what I mean? To chase them away, beat them back, shoot some fire arrows at them. Just putting on their your laser eyes is is not enough. But I but I do agree, you know, like, in the meetup, you know, organizer, it is kind of the role to teach people how to be pioneers for sure. But you you you do have to deal,

1:11:58Richard Greaser you know, at times with PubSlop's aversion because, in many ways, Plebslop is a DDoS on signal, and, you can experience it. But I'm glad,

1:12:13Richard Greaser that you're having a good experience out there. Rev Huddle, you know, great guy. Lots of signal. True pioneer. Appreciate the boost. Doom Satoshi, 05/2021 SAT says, thank you for your time. Answering the best podcast in the universe is no agenda.

1:12:33Richard Greaser By the creator of the RSS protocol and RSS two point o, which makes the possible to tip SaaS to podcast or instantly like Zaps on Oster, true value for value life. Got another one says, your real low time preference Greeks taking the time to read every boost. True value for value pioneers. Another one, five hundred twenty one. So that says early banger songs are highly appreciated. Clipping the ends of your podcast. Make it a playlist of Thank you for your time. You know, Dune Satoshi, most of our songs are on, Wave Lake,

1:13:09Richard Greaser and, quite a few of them are on Spotify, if you wanna check them out. Both Rod and I, if you search Richard Griese or Rod Palmer on those platforms, you'll be able to find them. And then the last one from Dune Satoshi says, thank you for your time.

1:13:25Rod Palmer And there was one final. There's on there. No message, just actually, a few more. 500 sats from Turkey, and then 500 sats from Sasha, Sasha Hodder, and then end evolves.

1:13:39Rod Palmer Come race, the Bitcoin dash. Come race to Bitcoin yeah. Thank you, Sasha. Sasha's the new new weekly fan. She's been hitting up all the episodes. She's been putting in her forty hours per week doing her research. Shout out to Sasha.

1:13:56Richard Greaser Yeah. Awesome. She's also hot. I'll have to look into what the Bitcoin dash is. Apparently, Sasha can do a bunch of pull ups. It's pretty badass.

1:14:07Rod Palmer BTC There was a video of her day interviewing, interviewing John McAfee on a boat. I don't know if that was AI slop or if it was real, but it looked like Sasha and looks like John McAfee.

1:14:18Richard Greaser Well, bit Bitcoin Magazine published that article a while back saying that, McAfee was seen in San Salvador, so totally could be real. I did wanna James Satoshi said Adam Curry's got the best podcast. There's a lot of No Agenda fans out there. It's it's definitely a good show. I I have a lot of appreciation for Adam Curry. I'm not I'm not a regular listener, but I I have been a regular listener in the past. They, they kind of spend a lot of time discussing KFAB, which is okay for me. K fab?

1:14:53Richard Greaser Yeah. K fab. B t c Russell Turner Sat says, my grandmother just about lost it when her cable plug slot provider wasn't working last week for a couple of days. If you think Boomer's protests are bad when they go to the No King protest, you can't fathom the protest that would occur if they tried to take the plebslop away from the boomers. They're the OG plebslop in George. Yeah. Boomers, they like their cable television. They like watching their pharmaceutical commercials. They like seeing sports ball. Totally get it. Lot of boomers like that out there. Not not all of them, but quite a few. They they

1:15:36Richard Greaser they're spending their entire retirements. If they're not at the casino at the slot machines, they're sitting on the couch watching television. Next one from

1:15:44Rod Palmer Zott, x o t, 100 sats. Shitting out Plebslop for two episodes might also be low effort. Plebslop. Well, deconstructing and critically analyzing Plebslop

1:15:60Rod Palmer and now three episodes in a row. It's not low effort. It's it's it's definitely high effort, because to defeat Plebslop, you need Plebslop, which is 10 x in value. It's basically signal. And credentialed

1:16:20Rod Palmer there's also this thing as credentialed pleb slop, and we're credentialed, so by, like, by definition, we can't be low effort pleb slop.

1:16:29Richard Greaser We put if if there's any plug slot that we're putting out there, it's high effort plug slot. Thanks for the boost. BTC onboard, 100% pre listen. Where's the post listen one? Thank you for the boost, BTC onboard. The last one And then this is Dave.

1:16:44Rod Palmer Dave, our boy, Southside. Taylor Swift has been releasing commercial music for twenty years, Eminem for thirty years. Sounds like a proof of work, proof of perceived slop. So your advice to mister Hoddle and fellow intellectual silk rotors. Okay. Mister Hoddle is not a fellow intellectual silk rotor. He's not on the intellectual mister Hoddle is mired in plebslop,

1:17:11Rod Palmer would be a pioneer does not concern himself with the opinion of a sea lion. We know. We know. Blueberries. That's a good tweet. I'm gonna steal that. Southside Dave. I'm gonna post that right now. We get your friends

1:17:26Richard Greaser with mister Hoddle, Southside Dave. And I'm not trying to tell you not to be friends with him. I'm just tell trying to tell you that mister Hoddle sucks. And I'd say, this is this is an objective reality, is he is himself. He's wasting his time over and over again,

1:17:46Richard Greaser and, and he's wasting a lot of other people's time. He should just start a podcast. You should do a little bit more work. But yeah. I mean, you know, just because something's plex swapped doesn't mean that people aren't working hard at it. I mean, that's not the, like, some people work hard at at doing,

1:18:06Richard Greaser low effort and engagement content. You know what I mean? The Taylor Swift, she she tours all over the place. She might not put a ton of effort into writing music even though she gets credit for a lot of it. You know, she has writers doing it for her. There's not a ton of creativity to a lot of it, but, you know, she's out there, shaking that thing on the stage and in front of those teenage girls

1:18:32Richard Greaser having them scream, and and and there's effort to that. It takes effort to travel places. It takes effort. Doesn't mean it's not plop slot. But yeah. I mean, I I I don't won't get offended if you like Taylor Swift. That's that's your right. It's your right as a pioneer or a plug to like Taylor Swift. But, you got anything else, wrapping this,

1:18:58Rod Palmer Rod? Always wrap it up before you stick it in blood slot. It's my advice.

1:19:06Richard Greaser Closing out folks, I just wanna thank you for everybody that has subscribed to Bugle. We continue to put out content. We got Silas Thornburg, Ron Rob Hamilton, Sasha, fundamentals, Southside Dave, Sean, late stage Huddle, Turkey, Shadrach, open mic, and Avi Burra. Really appreciate you guys. Thanks for subscribing to the show.

1:19:36Richard Greaser And folks, we'll catch you on the next week of the Beagle Weekly.

1:20:10Unknown You heard my voice through the sea of noise, wanted the freedom Come and take my hand, and we'll dance until the end. While the world is falling apart, they won't understand, but let them all be doubt. Feel the music

1:20:53Unknown in your heart. Heart. Distractions are bound to cloud your sight, but you have found the courage to fight.

1:21:34Unknown Weighing the cause of facing the system's rejection. The masses are lost, but you have direction. Why do they feel threatened by people with self respect? We will not kneel and pretend we're numb out and disconnect. We're here together watching the world fall apart. I know you feel the pressure, but this

1:22:57Unknown The world will not be one if we can't have fun. Have the courage to use your mind. They may hate our memes, but they cannot crush our dreams. Time to dance.