0:00Richard Greaser Well, it's been a strange week, folks. This is Buster Cherry, and I wanna thank you for joining me today for another edition of the Bugle Weekly Headlines. From the president throwing himself a military parade birthday party to the Jews bombing people again, this week was marked with violent upheaval. Assassination markets struck Minnesota as two state politicians were murdered in their homes. And all across the country, there were mostly peaceful protests. With that and more, we go to smoking hot bugle news correspondent,

0:33Kailey Welch Kaylee Welch. Thanks, Buster. It truly was a strange week. Besides the protesting bombing and antics from the president, this week was defined by paper Bitcoin companies, also known as PBCs. Steven Lupka debuted a new broccoli haircut as he announced that he would be joining David Bailey's PBC called Nakamoto. The company's business model is to do everything in their power in order to make Pleditor mad. Maggie Morris had some criticism for Lubka, citing that she thought he was hotter when he was selling actual Bitcoin instead of paper Bitcoin. I would definitely have to agree with that sentiment. Justin Beckler is setting sail on what people are calling the filter flotilla. He is sailing to Gaza to provide Palestinians with desperately needed knots nodes in order to filter Israel's offensive inscriptions they are spamming Iran with. Benjamin Netanyahu announced on Saturday that he would be spamming Iranian Bitcoin wallets with offensive inscriptions of the prophet Mohammed, meaning that the whole Muslim world would have to host them on their Bitcoin nodes. Beckler feels that any Muslim should have the right to filter out offensive spam and that it is his responsibility

1:34Kailey Welch to teach them how. And finally, Santa has chosen to go with the predators list this year in determining who is naughty or nice. He turned down the bid from Peter Thiel, citing he found the amount of information presented as rather creepy. Unfortunately, this likely means that everyone at the bugle will be receiving coal this year because Pleditor is a little bitch and doesn't respect credentialed journalism. To wrap it up, I just wanna say happy Father's Day, and thank you to my dad. Dad, you taught me how to drive drunk, put me through college, and bought me my first pack of cigarettes.

2:06Kailey Welch Thanks for always being there and for listening to the podcast.

2:09Richard Greaser Well, it sounds like you have a great dad, Kaylee, explains why you are so sharp. As a man, there is no job more important in the world than being a father. Happy Father's Day to all those strong men listening to forty hours per week so they can accurately understand the world and take care of their families. This is Buster Cherry. And this is Kaylee Welch. I wanna thank you for tuning in to another edition of the Bugle weekly headlines.

2:44Rod Palmer Thank you, Buster and Kaylee, for the opening. Wonderful as usual. It has been a strange week, folks. It's been a strange week indeed. A lot has happened. A lot has happened. Well, we've been monitoring the situation very closely, but we'll get into that as we get into the episode. Before we start monitoring the situation,

3:06Rod Palmer I just want to wish everybody a happy Father's Day out there. Being a father, most important job in the world. You're running the node for the family. You're listening to forty hours of Bitcoin podcasts a week so that you know what's going on in the world, that you can make the correct decisions. You know what the trends are, you know which

3:27Rod Palmer wallets are the best, which influencers to be dunking on. You're you're listening to 48 HPW for your family.

3:36Rod Palmer And Father's Day is the day to celebrate that, to celebrate the father who's doing a good job showing up for his family. And if you're listening to this podcast, that's probably you. You're probably a great dad. So

3:52Rod Palmer take a moment, smoke a cigarette, smoke a cigar, pat yourself on the back. What did,

3:59Richard Greaser what did you do to celebrate your father for Father's Day? Did you do anything special? I mean, you know, you're you were a little too old to to to have to Colonel Walker, remembering your father, running the node for the family. But you know, what are one of the, what are the things you use to show your appreciation?

4:22Rod Palmer Well, unfortunately, actually my father died. He got hit by a bus a few years ago, before I was actually orange pilled. So he never had the opportunity to run the node for, my family. But you know, on Father's Day I really take time to appreciate him.

4:41Rod Palmer And one of the ways that I do that is I try to do things with my son that he did with me. So I took my son out, we were cleaning the typewriter, oiling it down, smoking cigarettes, spending some good time listening to the radio in the garage and tossing the baseball

4:60Rod Palmer back and forth. It was a really nice time. I mean, for me, I see Father's Day is like a time of remembrance

5:12Rod Palmer of my dad and that bus driver that ran him over, But more so my dad, than the bus driver,

5:21Richard Greaser but I have to think about him, unfortunately. Would, would your dad have been a a core dad or a not dad? Would your family been running knots or core if he was around and you were and you were growing up? That's a good question. I mean, I I don't know. Wait.

5:38Rod Palmer My dad wasn't really ever a technology guy, and I don't know what he would have been. He probably would have just said, screw it, I'm running like an old version of Core, whichever first version he ever ran. He's he'd probably be the guy that was running core, didn't pay attention to anything that was going on, never updated his node, couldn't be bothered by

6:04Rod Palmer any of it. Just head down, chugging away, trying to take care of his family. Completely more obvious to the noise

6:13Richard Greaser out there. Yeah. That's, you know, that's a beauty of Bitcoin. You don't have to up meet your note. People think that when core pushes a change to the opportunity that you don't have to update it. But for this year, one of the things I got my father a bid ax,

6:30Richard Greaser and, I also helped him upgrade his node to bugle core. And so I think it's a good time to take an opportunity to let our listeners know that there is a third option. Now, I don't usually think that a third party, so to speak, is a very productive, you know, way to express your opinions about consensus. But Bitcoin

6:58Richard Greaser is a is a true democracy where the node runners decide. And in a true democracy like this, being able to run a a third option. So, it does make a difference. And if you go to view, you know, we should I don't know why we don't have the GitHub listed on our website.

7:22Richard Greaser We should probably get that up there. We should probably put that in the show notes. And I think that if you're interested in Buick or you should check that out. And maybe we'll even get BTC sessions to do a tutorial about how to run Google core. And potentially,

7:38Richard Greaser we could get it on start nine in Umbrel. But there's gonna be some cool features coming along to Google core. And if you are like us, just keep monitoring the situation. And more more exciting announcements along that line will be sure to be coming down the pipe. Totally. One of the reasons why I haven't really pushed people core a whole lot is,

8:04Rod Palmer I haven't been very active at maintaining it since I published it. So it's it's been a couple weeks. I have not, I'm probably behind Luke Junior as far as merging whatever, you know, updates or

8:21Rod Palmer or things other than the controversial pull request. So I need I need to get back on it. If people show interest in it, if if you're interested in running BugleCore, I'll actually spend time,

8:33Richard Greaser making sure that If if if you want to maintain if you would like if you are a developer who knows C plus plus and you would like to help maintain Bugle Core, reach out to us. Unlike unlike

8:47Richard Greaser the other, core you know, node implementations, bucol cord dads are not only allowed to have sex, we encourage it. There's a lot of controversy

8:59Richard Greaser about the core dads that shouldn't be a big people think they're clergy, they think they're like the priests in the Vatican. That's not that's not how bucol core works, you can have hell you can have gay sex, you're, it's all allowed, if you're a bucol core depth. So if, you know, if you had that anarchist, you know, screw society type attitude. And you don't like being told that you can't have sex just because you have to code in c plus plus take a look at Google core and reach out to us, we will, we would love to have qualified devs who have are very aligned with our

9:35Richard Greaser values and vision, run helping us maintain that and building new features that other implementations may not even have. Totally. So

9:44Rod Palmer yeah. Let let's go back to Father's Day. So you set your dad up with Buickore. You got him running on a bid ax. Does that make him a plab, or is he a pioneer? Because the plabs are the ones that run-in the bid axes.

9:60Richard Greaser Well, I I can't remember who was in the group chat, but they need a really good point this weekend that not everybody goes from being a Fiat normie to a pioneer. Some people do

10:17Richard Greaser go through the plaid transition. And my dad's one of those people. He's he is right now. He is a plaid. He is a plaid. He is a paper Bitcoiner. So he does write a note. He does have some Bitcoin, but he is a MSTR

10:35Richard Greaser paper Bitcoin respecter. He really likes it. So we're it's it's it's a pragmatic, practical transition. I'm trying to help him get to that pioneer stage. But, you know, he's old, you know, as he grew up, he said he used to be what you grew up. You had the belief. You didn't have to believe what the TV told you, but a lot of boomers did.

10:58Richard Greaser And the a lot of boomers, they they kind of grew wise to, you know, there's a lot of, these to say, don't believe everything that TV tells you. Well, they fell for that and they learned. But now the boomers, they believe everything the Internet tells them. And so trying to help wean him off of the the Facebook memes and the Facebook AI slop that, he consumes uncritically

11:24Richard Greaser is is it's it's not gonna happen overnight, but he has a pioneer spirit. You know, so I think that we can get to it. I think this is,

11:34Rod Palmer what you're describing, it's a new challenge. So I think a lot of people have been trying to convince their parents to go from being no coiners to at least owning something. And that seems like that's getting accomplished, but now it's like people are trying to

11:55Rod Palmer orange peel their parents to not be paper Bitcoiners. That's the new battle around the table around holidays. It's not trying to explain to them the history of money. He's trying to explain to them

12:12Rod Palmer the issues with being a paper Bitcoiner. And I don't know, what do you think are compelling arguments for this? I think the boomers are looking at it. They're like, the TV says paper Bitcoin's good. Michael Saylor likes it and it seems like Bitcoin's most viable scaling solution.

12:36Rod Palmer How do you counter those arguments in, in a way that boomers can hear

12:42Richard Greaser it? My. My dad was actually really receptive to, withdrawing to cold storage and, and holding his keys. But my mom, it was my mom's fault, honestly. And it's I don't blame her. She doesn't really get it. She was just, you know, kind of just going off of

13:01Richard Greaser what she knows, but she kept talking about how my she my dad always loses his car keys. He's always misplaced in his car keys, and she's always having to help them look for it. And she was just worried that he would lose his private keys. I tried to convince him that, you know, he can buy, you can go to see the or stamp seed and get metal plates to stamp a seed on there. Tried to, you know, there's all these different solutions, told them about brain wallets, paper wallets.

13:31Richard Greaser And it's just my dad's my dad's father had dementia. He had Alzheimer's. And my dad's just worried that, he will he will, he's prone to have getting Alzheimer's and he might lose his keys, he might forget where he put them. So I try to tell him about, you know, there's solutions like anger watch now, or you can get like insurance, but,

13:54Richard Greaser and I think that is probably a solution for a lot of boomers, because boomers do love insurance. So you can tell them that they can pay, you know, pay for insurance, no like that. But hey, I think we need a hardware wallet

14:10Richard Greaser that looks like it does look a dirty old raggedy leather wallet that dads like to carry in their pockets that are just bursting at the seams with receipts in cash. And I think if you if you you get a wallet, they can sit on that they can feel on their back pocket. I think the I think there's just like something about that physical like, you know, having that security that every time you sit down, you know, your wallet's there. You know, you've got your, you know, you've got your money. Maybe that's the solution, honestly.

14:37Rod Palmer That seems like a reasonable solution. You know, the boomer generation has been plagued by back pain because they have these giant wallets in their back, they carry around a lot of cash, they keep all the business cards that are handed to them by people even if they don't ever look at them or use them. They've got a fat stack of business cards and cash in their back wall and they want to feel it in their back. And so

15:07Rod Palmer as you're describing that, I kind of see a Madax cold card type collaboration. That would be interesting.

15:19Richard Greaser Another one is, you know, I know a lot of people this is my dad in particular as well. We get him gift cards for Father's Day gift cards for his birthday gift cards for Christmas, whether it's to Lowe's or Home Depot, you know, whatever, wherever your wherever dad's like to shop, right? And he never spends it, my dad gets all these gift cards. He just never goes to the stores, they nib, they just pile up in his, in his wallet, they give him back pain, it ends up the all the money that he could have been spending at Home Depot, but on his gift cards, he's having to spend out of his bank account for his chiropractor appointments. But maybe giving our dads,

16:01Richard Greaser you know, Bitcoin gift cards is a good way to give them to fold it. You know, they they just put it in their wallet and then they don't spend it.

16:11Rod Palmer They got their Bitcoin saved. What do you mean by like a bit, a Bitcoin gift card, like, like a paper wallet or like, an Azteca voucher or like,

16:21Richard Greaser cool. Think about it. Like you could even though what were those, the, the, cassacious coins. There was it was like a Bitcoin and it had, you know, the keys on there, you could just you could embed that in an NFT or something. Or, you know, just have like a scratch off on a gift card. So it would be cold storage, it would be self custody would not be paper Bitcoin. And you just get that for your dad, if your dad's one of those guys, he just doesn't ever spend his gift cards. And, you know, over the years, I mean, you could have you could have a fat stack of Bitcoin gift cards that he just keeps in his wallet and forgets about when he passes away. And they're going through his stuff and get ready for the estate sale. You just pull those back out. And that's how you get your inheritance.

17:02Richard Greaser You get generational wealth in the back of that,

17:05Rod Palmer very old leather wallet. This is a really interesting question of, like, how how do we teach the boomer generation? Is there any hope of teaching the boomer generation how to be low time preference? I like the idea of a scratch off type deal where, you know, like every like boomers like to send checks to their kids, for like birthdays and holidays and stuff

17:29Rod Palmer And which is funny because you can just send Bitcoin. It was way easier but like they they wanna mail checks. They want they they feel like it's their patriotic duty to use the United States Postal Service. And so you can essentially do the same thing. I think this has been like a very common point of tension between boomers and their children, the younger generations, is all the boomers really want is their children to use the United States

17:57Rod Palmer Postal Service. Like a text or a phone call or an Amazon package delivered, like that doesn't suffice to them. They want you to go buy a Hallmark card, write on it with a pencil or pen,

18:14Rod Palmer and then mail it to them using the postal service. Now, you could meet that need for them while you know, another thing we know about the boomers is they like to they like to gamble. They like to gamble their children's future away. They like to just gamble in general. They like to gamble their social security checks away. So you could put Bitcoin private keys on a scratch off

18:38Rod Palmer and kind of gamify it and say, this is valued somewhere between X and X amount of sats. You can't price it in dollars because it's gonna appreciate. So you gotta price in sats and, they'll stare at it and it'll create that itch for them. And it might convince them that you can't do that with paper Bitcoin.

18:58Richard Greaser Well, maybe I my dad hates the post office. My my family is very anti post office. They my dad's always bitching about they need to just, like, cancel it and, like, let UPS let the private, market take over. But you you you make a good point otherwise that I could definitely empathize it with. So I think this might be the way is you got to like help people, you got to help some of these boomers figure out, you got the Bitcoin that you save.

19:27Richard Greaser But you still need to spend Bitcoin. And we need more people spending Bitcoin, we Emily in take away the gift card aspect of it with my dad. What do boomers love to do more than anything else? They love to spend their money. They don't wanna give their kids any money. They don't wanna leave any any assets to their children, but they love to spend money. And the problem is with a lot of these boomers is that they they have a lot of illiquid assets. They've got a lot of, stocks, things in their four zero one ks's real estate that, you know, it's

20:01Richard Greaser they could sell it, but it's it's not as easy. And if a if we started explaining to boomers, a, the value, how how much Bitcoin goes up in value over time, but that it's so easy to spend. We could get casinos to accept Bitcoin at the, you know, at the slot machine. I mean, we were just in Vegas. Right? Like, it was the boomers were there spending, like, gambling away all their social security. We get them on Bitcoin. That's how we could fill up

20:31Richard Greaser the blocks. We could actually we could we could fix the Bitcoin security budget problem if we just got, boomers

20:43Richard Greaser using Bitcoin because they love to spend money. It's a good point.

20:47Rod Palmer Yeah. There's a lot of creative solutions. I mean, like one of the things when you're interacting with the boomers that you have to realize is that largely, like there's exceptions to the rule, but largely speaking, the boomers are completely retarded and you just have to treat them as such. It doesn't mean you have to be mean about it. You don't have to call them retarded, like Shinobi does. But you just have to know that they think a little bit slower. They don't know how to use technology in the same way. They were the generation that oversaw the banning of smoking indoors.

21:21Rod Palmer And and you just have to understand the context with them. They're they're a little bit retarded. I I do think it's interesting that your your dad doesn't like the the post office because I I feel like that's the love of the post office like, man, if you want you want to get boomers angry in protesting in mass, go threaten to take funding away from the postal service. It's like, yeah, my it's the opposite is my, my,

21:48Richard Greaser my wife's dad. He, he loves the post. My wife's dad thinks that, you post office workers and retired post office workers that they should be, they should get veterans benefits. They should be able to go to the VA hospitals. They should get 10% off, big Montana at RBS. They should be able to get free olive garden on and veterans day. And there's a lot of people out there. They think that mailman should get veterans benefits. But the other thing you talked about was, you know, it's it's kind of a stereotype or a trope that boomers are bad with technology, people have to go help their boomer grandparents and parents like open a PDF.

22:27Richard Greaser But it's a slap. That's sometimes that's a slight trade. I think sometimes boomers pretend to be bad at technology. So they can get attention from their children and grandchildren. And hey, you got to come over and fix my my Oh, it's working when I get there. Oh, your internet wasn't working for a week. But the second I get there, it's working again. I know what you're doing. Because a, the boomers figure out Facebook

22:50Richard Greaser right away. I mean, the boomers have taken over Facebook, they the boomers took over Facebook, and drove everybody else out like they did when they took over the, you know, the the the different neighborhoods and drove the minorities out. That that that's what they do. And you're not even boomers, the people older, the generation above boomers, what is their favorite thing? They love watching

23:15Richard Greaser TV. Those are like home shopping network channels. And then they call in and they give doodads and trinkets on the TV that they buy. Imagine if you, you know, they they had to figure out they have to figure out cell phones to buy that stuff. So imagine if you could put on the home shopping network, a bit x or some other big Bitcoin t shirts, they might want to buy Bitcoin toys, Bitcoin T shirt, like like the plushie toys, any kind of Bitcoin memorabilia

23:42Richard Greaser for their grandchildren, their children for themselves. And they use throw up a QR code, a lightning QR code. Umers can they love taking pictures. They love to they love taking selfies, looking down at the camera, work with a grumpy face, and it's, like, really blurry. They love doing that. So if you just all you have to do is teach them to press that button that switches the camera to the front facing, and then hold it up to the TV when they wanna when they wanna pay for, some Bitcoin stuff on the home shopping network. Boom.

24:11Rod Palmer Full blocks. I like that idea. I like that idea a lot. I I do think that boomers are retarded when it comes to technology and just in general. And I don't think it's a trope. I think So there's this common thing or trend that I'm seeing where a lot of Gen X and Millennials are talking shit about the Zoomers saying saying that they're retarded because they believe everything AI says. This is a trend I've been seeing. And I think the boomers are the same way in the same they they essentially use their their kids and their grandchildren

24:44Rod Palmer like the Zoomers are using AI when it comes to technology. They they had children, so they never had to learn how to use the technology themselves. And it it crippled them. It crippled their

24:58Rod Palmer thinking skills, when it comes to using these types of products. But it it might be a good thing that boomers don't know how to open PDFs because I know that could be, a security vulnerability. And a lot of you wanna be careful opening PDFs sometimes because you can embed malware in them. But,

25:18Rod Palmer yeah. Happy Father's Day, everybody.

25:22Richard Greaser Now yeah. We're moving on. I I can't believe we got twenty five minutes in before we mentioned basically the thing that has taken over the world, it's taken over the timelines, taking over the news.

25:38Richard Greaser But Israel, declared war on Iran, and they did bombing the Jews have been bombing the shit out of the Iranians,

25:51Richard Greaser since Thursday. And the Iranians have been, you know, they've been doing some bombing themselves. They haven't been quite as ruthless with it. But any of all of our listeners, those two things our listeners haven't, like, they want to do.

26:08Richard Greaser They want to notice, and they want to monitor the situation. And right now, noticers and situation monitors are coming together. Because, as usual, these things kind of coalesce around Jewish activity.

26:22Richard Greaser And so everybody's kind of noticing and monitoring the situation. How do you think this is gonna play out? What do you do you think that this is going to be a protracted conflict? Do you think that this is, you know, kind of a weird timing with the bombing to begin, there was a lot of internal conflict in The United States, a lot of protests. Elon Musk and Donald Trump had broken up. He was accusing Donald Trump of,

26:50Richard Greaser you know, being in the Epstein files. And now and now there's war in The Middle East. It's it's getting pretty scary out there. Yeah. I've been monitoring.

26:59Rod Palmer There's a lot of situations to monitor right now. So the Jews are bombing Iran. You got the, you got a bunch of people protesting immigration stuff. You've got

27:15Rod Palmer assassination markets in Minnesota. It's been a wild week, folks. It's been a lot of violence, a lot of upheaval. I think it'll

27:26Rod Palmer I don't see the trend changing. I think the trend will When Lynn Alden says nothing stops his train, she's not just talking about monetary chaos but the social chaos that follows it. And, you know, when you got the Jews distracted

27:44Rod Palmer with bombing Iran instead of making good movies, of course people are gonna be pissed off. Of course they're gonna be pissed off and they're gonna be protesting because they don't have anything better to do. Like, all all the shit on Netflix sucks, so we're gonna go in the streets and we're gonna get mad about something. But Yeah. As far as the conflict, my predictions for it, I I think initially, I was feeling like it was gonna be pretty prolonged.

28:10Rod Palmer But I don't know. The the way the Modern Warfare is working is is very different than it ever has before. You've got I just don't think people want the same scale of

28:25Rod Palmer just death and just like throwing people physically into the meat grinder. They have a lower tolerance for it though. That hasn't necessarily been true in Ukraine. A lot of people dying in the meat grinder over there but the ways that they're dying are different. But what we're seeing in this war, which I think is interesting is they're using very expensive things. Like these missiles are very expensive. They're a lot more expensive than,

28:53Rod Palmer you know, training an 18 year old kid and and handing them an assault rifle and saying, you know, hey, go run that way and die. At the same time, Fiat is dying and Bitcoin has already won. And with Bitcoin already winning, I think it's harder for these guys to fund the wars. So I think it's gonna be a lot less.

29:15Richard Greaser Yeah. But here's the thing. We had a big, we've had a big revolution in the past few months. And there's nothing right now more popular than paper Bitcoin. Does paper Bitcoin

29:31Richard Greaser prevent war, or does paper Bitcoin facilitate it? Because if paper Bitcoin facilitates war, we're in for

29:42Richard Greaser we're in for a big big surprise. It's gonna be a big reckoning. It's gonna be a bad time the next few years because it's gonna be a lot of funding for war.

29:52Rod Palmer Well, there there's even the possibility that that paper Bitcoin is Star Wars because- Interesting. If these guys get super I'm excited to read Fundamentals book. Fundamentals has a lot of thoughts on this, on how

30:08Rod Palmer to properly paper Bitcoin. And I don't think a lot of guys know how to properly paper Bitcoin. And a lot of these guys that are going to be You look at JP Morgan, you look at BlackRock, those guys are paper Bitcoin. And you think they listened to forty hours of Bitcoin podcast so we can actually understand how this shit works? Probably not.

30:32Rod Palmer They probably haven't listened to more than two hours of Lynn Alden. They have no idea how the world works. So they come up with all these sophisticated and crazy schemes

30:47Rod Palmer thinking that they're walking into the same exact thing that the fiat world is where you can just paper over everything and then they're dealing with a hard asset, get rug pulled, cause an avalanche, cause tremendous political economic chaos, it could start wars. This shit could start wars. It's like they're piling up,

31:09Rod Palmer kindling to get lit on fire. But yeah, I mean, depending on the rehypothecation strategies, I totally think it could be used to facilitate war, absolutely,

31:21Rod Palmer as well. I think in the short term, they haven't figured it out quick enough which is why I'm bullish on the conflict ending relatively soon. Totally could be wrong on that but you know, next time the Jews are bombing Iran or whatever, it could be a longer conflict as a result of, them having a better pick paper Bitcoin strategy to be able to facilitate

31:44Rod Palmer it all. It'll be interesting.

31:48Richard Greaser I, there is a lot of tragedy, a lot of bloodshed that comes from war. Obviously that's all war is, but when when democracies are at war, at least it is you you have the consent of the soldiers. The soldiers if if it's a democracy, everybody has voted, like, alright. We're we're willing to go to this war. We have volunteer armies. But you you start to have these mix and matches where it's like democracies versus non democracies.

32:16Richard Greaser And it's a lot of people start to get into these, like, debates about who's right or wrong, which side's right or wrong, which side's good or bad, this side's doing this, well, this side's doing this. But in war, by the time you get to the point of war, there is no more arguments about who is right or wrong, or who's morally justified in their actions anymore. That is gone. You can't have that argument anymore. It's it's pure violence. So what I'm worried about, I'm not worried about paper Bitcoin funding literal

32:49Richard Greaser kinetic warfare so much as the warfare and the conflict that is emerging because of paper Bitcoin and people's arguments and disagreements about what the Bitcoin is and what its value is. And it's already see on the timeline, you look at the streets of Los Angeles, and you've got immigrants,

33:11Richard Greaser citizens, people fighting the cops. And you look on the timeline, and it's, it's the same, it's the same sort of sentiments building up. I mean, acid, Noah Gold wants to beat up Shinobi for calling in a retard predators probably going to snap and go postal

33:29Richard Greaser at some point with all these new paper Bitcoin companies announcing left and right. And it that that makes me a little bit worried. It's just another thing to disagree about passionately and then get to the point of real physical conflict. And what what makes me real a lot of people think

33:51Richard Greaser in this left right paradigm, and they think that the their right wing, and that the right wing guys were tough and they're based and they've got the weapons and guns, so they'll win. But I never get you never see the right wing based guys beat up the cops and kick, you know, attack the cops like the liberals. Liberals love beaten up cops. And I don't know.

34:17Richard Greaser I I'm worried that if the shit goes down, I just don't think that, I don't think that the the people on the so called right, I think we might be, we might be cooked in some sort of like civil war. If there's a civil war here, the right might be cooked because they love it. You just put on a cop uniform. And a conservative will like immediately defer late, get down on his knees and say, officer, I respect thin blue line. And then it's like, he just takes a the person just takes off their badge and like, tricky bitch, and they just shoot you. And it's like, no matter how many times it happens,

34:51Richard Greaser conservatives will literally just bend over if a cop if somebody in a cop's uniform tells them to you. So, like, if if these libs, they fucking start riding, they take over the LA police department, they steal all the uniforms, they could just go run run-in rough shot through orange tanny because the conservatives would just

35:10Rod Palmer you've gotta respect the police. Yeah. I think a lot of conservatives you know, Fort, I don't know if it's fortunate. I'm not going to make a judgment call on what it is but I think a lot of the conservatives out there, a lot of them are veterans and they have military experience and they understand that the enemy oftentimes

35:30Rod Palmer tries to infiltrate and you need to find creative ways like using code words in order to determine whether you're on the same team or not even if they're wearing the same uniform. The uniform is not always indicative of you being on the same side. So, you know, there there are certain things, certain types of words that the conservatives could use that you know somebody on the left would never

35:58Rod Palmer never dare to say certain politically incorrect words. Maybe you could use a passphrase like you ask them how many genders there are and,

36:15Rod Palmer if the answer is two, you know they're actually a cop and if it's not, they're probably an infiltrator. But yeah, on the topic of war and civil war, my stance on war is always the same. It's what I've learned from the years of covering these conflicts as journalists is that the civilians are always the victims at the end of the day, whether it's a democracy

36:39Rod Palmer or a dictatorship. There's oftentimes not good guys because the people that are waging the wars, like in this circumstance, I would say Donald Trump's a major player in it. I would say

36:55Rod Palmer Benjamin Netanyahu's a major player and the Iranian leadership, the Ayatollah, they're all noncompliant individuals that expect their citizens to comply. And this is just

37:11Richard Greaser the You know who ends up being the biggest the people who end up facing the brunt of the conflict, it's plebs. Plebs. If you want if you if you're if you live in a in a place that's got a high risk for conflict and war, and you want to ensure

37:30Richard Greaser that, you end up getting hit with a hypersonic missile into the top of your house with the life of a pled, pioneers are on, There's not much war on the frontier because there's nothing to fight over on the frontier.

37:45Richard Greaser It's just the user experience isn't good enough for war. But if you're a plan and you're static, and you are you're touched, you trust the TV, you will probably be around you'll probably end up getting sucked in to the war machine. So you don't wanna be a player on the front lines. There's no pioneers on the front lines of war. There's no pioneers in the trenches of war. Well, there's a lot of floods.

38:14Rod Palmer Yeah. I agree with that. Yeah. I think if you're a pioneer, you should be looking for unique ways to avoid the war all entirely. I mean, big part of being a pioneer is just trying to insulate yourself from what you see is coming because you're what you can wear and you're paying attention, unlike a lot of the plebs. But yeah, it's the civilians never win in a war.

38:40Rod Palmer They never win in a war. It's why I take a stance against war. Like most journalists, they get excited about war because it means they get to cover a topic that people are interested in and people will tune in to their TV news for the first time in forever and wanna buy their newspapers to hear what's going on. So journalists get boners whenever a war pops off.

39:03Rod Palmer It's like the bull market for them. Jews start bombing Iran, it's a bull market in the news cycle. They're excited. I don't feel that way. I just like this is why I left the mainstream media environment because I just found that so sick. I found that so sick trying to capitalize

39:22Rod Palmer on people's pain and suffering and essentially supporting the war machine. It's an unfortunate reality. I've been talking about Scardust this week, what they're experiencing and it's just shitty. You know, it's shitty to see it firsthand

39:43Rod Palmer or I guess secondhand but you know, to hear the experience of what it's like to live somewhere where you're getting bombed. It's a real possibility here in The United States, a real possibility in the Bitcoin ecosystem. You're talking about these two factions forming between the paper Bitcoiners and the Bitcoiners. The American Civil War

40:07Rod Palmer was one of the darkest times in American history where you had brothers fighting brothers, you had cousins fighting cousins, you had neighbors fighting neighbors in a bloody war that really

40:23Rod Palmer didn't lead to a whole lot of productive outcomes other than the US government getting bigger. And you can argue about slavery, you know, whatever. That's like the MPC argument like government education type topic. Yes, it's good that slavery ended.

40:43Rod Palmer It didn't necessarily, you know. So I think the black people in America can testify that not everything is functioning

40:54Rod Palmer as a result of Abraham Lincoln. But, you know, that's something that we wanna avoid at all costs. We wanna avoid those types of scenarios where people are fighting each other,

41:09Rod Palmer to that that degree. And and that's one thing I fear for The United States. As Bitcoin wins, we're gonna have these different factions. You're gonna have the the Bitcoiners and you're gonna have the paper Bitcoiners. They're gonna have different policies on on or different opinions on relay policy,

41:28Rod Palmer you know, all these other things on how do they wanna utilize Bitcoin. You're gonna have the plaids. You're gonna have the pioneers. How do how do we avoid violent conflict for breaking up? Well,

41:42Richard Greaser the I, yeah, I hate to go back to the fourth turning because people are are sick of hearing about it, but the last two fourth turnings were total were were total hot war. The last one was World War two, and the one before that was a civil war. And we talked about, you know, you could you could debate all day about what the real reason for the Civil War was. There was a lot of reasons. Slavery is the one that people

42:11Richard Greaser have chosen to remember. And I think the next civil war is going to be about is what we're facing the risk we are facing now. And it's the same thing. There's a lot of reasons for it. But one of the big ones is slavery, and Democrats don't want to lose their has their Latino slaves. And when you this immigration problem is not is not just people coming to The United States to look for a better life. That's certainly some people doing that. But there are

42:43Richard Greaser court cartels are laundering money in The United States by rounding up the poorest people in the communities of Central America, selling them to American corporations who put them to work in in factories in really in in all the, like, most dangerous shitty jobs, like children

43:03Richard Greaser are pretty being put to work. They put, you know, 30 or 40, you know, Mexican plaids in a house. And they out of work seventy hours a week at the, you know, meat processing plant or in the fields of Alabama. They're treats human traffic, people think of human trafficking is like sex slaves. And that's certainly part of it. But mostly human trafficking going on The United States is is American corporations.

43:31Richard Greaser It basically getting virtually free labor, endlessly, and this, they don't, they don't have to pay for upgrades to machines, they don't have to hire people. It's just free labor, but everybody who benefits from that labor, that's why they're like looking the other way. So I think the way we avoid conflict is to you have to buy Bitcoin, so you can afford

43:53Richard Greaser not to have slaves. In, you can afford to run a business, you can have a Bitcoin Treasury company, you can have Bitcoin on your balance sheet. So you don't have to have slaves to, make sure that your your quarterly earnings report looks good. And you can cook up the numbers and cook the books and do your Enron accounting, to make it look like you made money because of all the slaves that you had working for you in your shop that you bought from the Mexican border.

44:23Richard Greaser And you need to have Bitcoin so that you can you can afford to buy the products of businesses and corporations that no longer have slaves. You can need to buy Bitcoin so you can afford to, you know, have children so they can clean your house and mow your lawn so you don't have to hire Mexicans to do that.

44:44Richard Greaser It's it's really coming down to you because that's this this civil war is gonna be a million reasons behind the civil war that's coming, but they're gonna blame they're gonna blame it on immigrants. And it's most of those most of those immigrants are the victims not they didn't even come they didn't want to come destroy The United States. They were forced to. I mean, that's that's a that's a broad generalization. But that's, there's all the more you look into, the more you notice, the more you monitor the situation,

45:15Richard Greaser the more you start to realize that the the US government is just the American cartel. And it's working with the most powerful, you know, state actors in Mexico, which is the Mexican cartels, the drug cartels. Yeah.

45:30Rod Palmer Very well said. And some people might be questioning what you're saying right now because the depiction- Going to forty hours of Bitcoin podcasts per week? Yeah. No, they got to dig a little bit deeper. I mean, this is part of the reason why credential journalism is important because you've got people digging deep on these things all the time. But, yeah, the TV, you know, and the way it's presenting, you know, they're they're looking at all these, people that are like living in Los Angeles. The the the slaves working on the liberal plantations

46:01Rod Palmer cannot afford to live in Los Angeles at all. And they're not gonna be depicted on the TV. They're not they're not the nice old man, you know, just working, you know, hanging around Home Depot trying to, you know, get a job, working for somebody for cash. It's

46:20Rod Palmer these people are not seen they exist, they don't have a voice. And it's interesting, you know, I wonder what the Libs reasoning on this is because I I think a lot of the conservatives that want to deport a lot of these people, like, their their opinion on things is that they can just buy robots to to automate the process.

46:43Rod Palmer Why why do the Libs do they not wanna pay the initial CapEx for the investment in the robots? They're they're trying to huddle Bitcoin. It's kinda like a sell your chairs type moment. The the slaves are cheaper upfront or, you know, what's their logic here of why they prefer slaves versus automating

47:06Rod Palmer all the picking and the plantations?

47:09Richard Greaser Because they ultimately would like it for them to vote. And if they can get their slaves to vote for them, they can maintain power. This is what the South did. The South wanted the slaves

47:24Richard Greaser to be, fully sit at like once the once Civil War was over, they would want or recognize these people, we want them to be full citizens. So we can have more congressmen, more senators. And the Republicans were like, wait, wait, wait,

47:42Richard Greaser three fifths compromise. You're kind of like the paper voter, you don't exactly count as a full as a full one. So the simple matter is robots can vote. The little bots, little Tesla bots putting together your car, the,

48:01Richard Greaser the self driving waymos. These robots, they can't vote. They don't get you more congressmen. They don't get you more sun. They don't get you more democracy. Robots give you less democracy. Talent here gives you less democracy. Slaves give you more democracy.

48:18Rod Palmer And and liberals love democracy. Only if it goes their way. That's a very interesting take. I I think that's probably a reasonable take. That's makes a lot of sense. Maybe one of the ways to counter that then is to give, you know, the the the the And I think that to beat into the nuance a little bit more, the illegals aren't going to voting typically. I'm sure in some circumstances they are but they're being counted on the census which gives these liberal areas that bring a lot of these illegal slaves in,

48:51Rod Palmer more congressional seats so they get more voting power in Congress. Yeah, maybe the best way to counter that is to count robots on the census to

49:06Rod Palmer persuade the liberals that slavery is wrong. You have to get creative. When you're a democracy, you have to get creative when you're engaging in the political back and forth with whatever your rival is. But yeah, kind of recap the week before we go into the fountain boost. Some stories that we didn't talk about that we probably could have is, the assassination markets in Minnesota, just

49:32Rod Palmer another example of things kind of heating up of this disruption technology changing the way things work. You've got, Stephen Lobka rocking a broccoli haircut now. Now that he's working at Nakamoto,

49:50Rod Palmer that was, I guess one of his terms of employment with them. Maggie Morris wasn't very happy about that.

49:58Richard Greaser I had a few other in my head. Justin Bachelor is, he's got a a knot's flotilla. They're floating right now to the Mediterranean to,

50:12Richard Greaser they've got a bunch of umbrellas, And they are, they're gonna set those up in Gaza, they're gonna go to whatever part of Gaza is still got electricity, and

50:25Richard Greaser set that up. So, you know, if you know anything about the situation in Gaza, you know that they don't have a lot of compute power, they don't have a lot of hard drive space to go around right now. So they need,

50:41Richard Greaser they need to they need to have done they need to be their nodes need to be able to filter the spam, especially if the boomers are going to be coming on, we're gonna teach them how to spend their Bitcoin, they're gonna be filling up blocks, and then you're gonna be competing with spam and an actual monetary transaction. So, you know, I'm not a big, you know, I changed sides. I'm not a NOS guy anymore. I'm not a Nazi, because they lost. But

51:07Richard Greaser I think then, sir, I think I think NOS is perfect for Palestinians, and NOTS is perfect for, people, you know, in Iran right now who are who are getting bombed and losing all their infrastructure electricity. But,

51:23Rod Palmer so I'm glad it exists for them. I've got a I was just scrolling my timeline of things that I tweeted that I wanted to talk about. That's a good summary too. Happy Father's Day to Adam Curry, the pod father, the father of podcasting, the father of podcasting two point zero,

51:42Rod Palmer the father of Bitcoin podcast. We we couldn't do 40 HPW without Adam Curry, so very happy Father's Day to you. That was one of the the notable ones. I'm I'm already blanking on everything that I already read. Guess it wasn't that important. Oh, yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Last last one that I think is important, Coinbase and Palantir sponsored Trump's birthday party. That's right. The, the the statist

52:10Richard Greaser army parade was sponsored by Coinbase, which reminds me when you mentioned Palantir, big news out of the North Pole this weekend. There was Santa Claus

52:22Richard Greaser had narrowed it down to Palantir and, platter for outsourcing where he was going to get his naughty list his information on who was not he was nice.

52:36Richard Greaser This past year, so Christmas twenty twenty five. Present Santa Claus will be determining whether you'd be coal, or you get presents based on whether or not you're on predators, naughty or nice list. So if you're gonna pay for Bitcoin, maybe you don't think it's wrong, I would encourage you

52:57Richard Greaser to maintain your OPSEC. Because if predator finds out that you are buying paper Bitcoin, or that you are shilling paper Bitcoin, your stocking may be full of coal

53:09Rod Palmer this Christmas. Yeah. You know, watching Coinbase sponsor, Trump's birthday party was interesting. And if anybody doesn't know what Trump did for his birthday party, he he threw a military parade. And, I think that's,

53:29Rod Palmer kind of indicative of maybe paper Bitcoin. I think a lot of people would argue that this means that shit coining is funding war. But I think that very quickly moves into once the shitcoiners realize that they can paper Bitcoin, they're gonna do that and that kind of leads This shows

53:51Rod Palmer that there is depth to this argument that paper Bitcoin could facilitate and fund war. So that was all interesting to see. But yeah, do you have any thoughts before we get into the Fallon boos? No, I think

54:06Richard Greaser it's a very dynamic situation right now, globally, economically, socially, etcetera. So, I mean, we're just you know, what we do, we're just gonna monitor it and we will continue to provide you with

54:21Richard Greaser the

54:22Rod Palmer best information signal that we possibly can. How how many monitor computer monitors do you think is necessary to monitor all the situations going on right now? How many of you guys set up right now?

54:35Richard Greaser I've got I've got a half a dozen. I think, when we were in Vegas, we went to the the casino casinos and we we went to a sports book and it was just it was like a it's a two movie theater walls stack on top of each other with with like 12 screens each.

54:55Richard Greaser And I think that'd be a good start. I don't know if that's enough, but it'd be a good start.

54:59Rod Palmer Maybe we should rent that out next year, repurpose it for monitoring the situation when we're in Vegas instead of having, sports gambling on the on the screen while I have a situation monitoring

55:12Richard Greaser gambling. It's a great idea. That's a great

55:15Rod Palmer idea. Alright. Well, go into the I mean, he gamble on the situation too. Yeah. Go into the boost. Shadrack, twenty one thousand ninety three stats says LFG, heart emoji, smoking emoji, hashtag 40 HPW podcast headphones.

55:32Rod Palmer Very, very cool guy. Shadrach's one of my favorite people in the world. Always appreciate the people.

55:40Richard Greaser Thank you, Shadrach.

55:42Rod Palmer Look forward to hanging out with you again soon. Yeah. I don't know when the next time I see him. I always run into Shadrach. I will probably expected tires.

55:51Richard Greaser I I I probably expect I'll probably see him at Lake Satoshi. Mhmm. I'm excited for that. Excited for that. Next one next one is from well, this is a good one. It's from Noah. How do you say her last name? Noah Grumman? Yeah. Like, Martha Grumman. The, I just say groomer. The, defense contractor. From Israel. So

56:13Richard Greaser bidding says rocking a scar dust shirt. Talking about it on a Bitcoin podcast. You just made the awesome humans who are scar dust Hall of Fame. So yeah, Noah is the lead singer of the progressive metal band scar dust. If you follow us very closely, you probably heard us talk about scar dust. You've probably seen us post about scar dust. You've probably seen their music on our timeline.

56:38Richard Greaser But if you haven't, you should check them out. Look them up on there on nostril now. Noah is on. He's on Twitter. They're doing a giveaway right now. By the time you hear this, it's gonna be too late. But due to the hypersonic missiles,

56:56Richard Greaser they were unable to get out of Israel to go to BGC Prague this week. They'll be doing some underground bomb shelter orange filling tours. So in, you know, if you don't have access to Dennis Porter, audio or video, and you still would like to orange pill friends and family look for a stardust, you know, performance in one of the

57:20Richard Greaser subway systems or wherever they got, like, all kinds of crazy bomb shelters down there. So check that out.

57:26Rod Palmer I absolutely love Scardust. I've been so they've been doing Zap. Stream, livestream for over a week now. It's been great. When I'm sitting there and writing, I'll be listening. I kind of oscillate back and forth between Scardust and Mozart

57:45Rod Palmer and Tchaikovsky. I've been listening to a lot of Tchaikovsky recently. But you know, for me, when I think of Scardust, I kinda look at them in the same way that Dagny Taggart looked at Richard Halley and Atlas Shrugged. And, fortunately they haven't disappeared and got off the face of the earth but I'm,

58:07Rod Palmer impatiently waiting for their new album which is coming out mid July. I think it's like July 18 and so roughly roughly a month from now, they're gonna release their new album. I'm pretty excited about it. But yeah. Thank you for the boost, Noah. Next boost, Late Stage HODL five thousand sats. Okay. I guess before I read this boost, I got some exciting news, Rod. It sounds like Late Stage HODL is gonna be at Lake Satoshi. So we're gonna be able to meet him. Late stage Yes. Wow. Last minute booth. Fifty two minutes ago. Almost missed it. If we didn't record late today, we would have missed his booth. His booth. He's always coming in late too. Oh, hell yeah. I almost missed this episode. Here's a pre listen boost. My vacation this past weekend really cut into my 40 HPW.

58:55Rod Palmer Well, you made it just in the nick of time. Ron and I are recording a little bit late, unfortunately. Or well, in this case, fortunately. So you got in. Whatever your vacation was, I'm sure is well deserved. Hope you enjoyed it. Next one is from,

59:10Richard Greaser from Jason C, the co host of back on the chain with fundamentals the fish Bitcoin podcast. Hi, hybrids, not the right word, whatever, but you know, you know what it is. Which is actually it's a great if you like jam bands you like, even if you don't like jam bands and fish, it's really good because they tie they tie so much

59:37Richard Greaser of just like culture. If you're if you're, if you're like an old Gen X guy, like those guys are you like remembering things from the 90s. They talk a lot about the 90s. And how cool was the 90s. They talked about basically, what it was like being

59:54Richard Greaser a, this is what being a fish fan was back then, and probably still is today. It was like being a big corner before there was Bitcoin. Like, you probably didn't know too many people in your hometown who liked fish. But you would go to shows it was like, holy shit, there's like all these people that show up to this like big event, this big conference in there, she's a concert. He could go to meetups. So you could you find like weird internet forums and like, just small websites where you could you could download

1:00:26Richard Greaser fish music that they had recorded, you know, live at a show. And it was it was just a very esoteric community of people who listen to forty hours of content, very unique content per week. And we're able to share

1:00:43Richard Greaser a lot of great experiences do you and do mushrooms and acid together? Yeah, and you add some if you like if you like Bitcoin podcasts, this is also a Bitcoin podcast, but it's it's also more than a Bitcoin podcast, I think you'll enjoy it. So you should definitely check out back on the chain at least one time and see if you like it. I think you will. But yeah, anyways, thank you for the 2,121 sats. Jason said, in a world where everyone who writes code or dreams up another stupid MSTR derivative as an, quote, unquote, engineer, We are called to take a stand. Words matter. We are not plaids.

1:01:22Richard Greaser We are pioneers. And that the attack was just goes back to what I was saying. They corners, pioneers ish fans, especially in the nineties. They were pioneers. They were pioneers of music, pioneers of culture, and pioneers of, inhaling balloons full of nitrous in the parking lot after a show, which is, you know, people still do that today. But now they the user experience for getting high on nitrous is improved dramatically

1:01:50Richard Greaser since, like, 1992. So you can probably eat one of that is thanks to Fishmans.

1:01:56Rod Palmer Well, I think doing nitrous at a, Phish concert is much different than doing it at a mumble rap concert. You You know what I mean? Very different experience. Absolutely. Yeah. One of the things that I really have grown to appreciate about Phish, and I wouldn't say I listen to them a whole lot, but I have grown an appreciation as a result of the podcast. The one thing that I've learned is, no show was like

1:02:24Rod Palmer a previous show. And it's very unusual for for music performances because oftentimes they're very scripted and rehearsed and it's a big thing but the style at which Fish

1:02:41Rod Palmer performed, it was it had improv aspects to it every time. And so, you know, you go to a lot of these concerts, sometimes it feels a little bit impersonal because you're you're like, the only thing that's different between this show and every other show that this guy did was which city. They say, how's it going? You know what I mean?

1:03:02Rod Palmer They're in New York. They say, how's it going, New York? They're in New Jersey. They say, how's it going, New Jersey? You know, you go to Philadelphia. How's it going? Like, that's that's like the variable that that differs from time to time. And once in a while, if you could get them a little bit drunk and tired, they they might mix up which city they're in. That's always funny. But yeah, Phish was very unique in that that front. I got a lot of respect for it. But yeah, we've got a lot of musicians, or music fans in this episode. The next boost, Zazzowowow,

1:03:34Rod Palmer 2,000 stats. Zazzowowowow put out a banger on Wave Lake. It was trending last week. I'll have to go look and see if it's trending there. It's called Govcocks. Go check it out. Great, great song. Really cool. Hope he,

1:03:51Rod Palmer sticks with it, continues it. Next one is from Bliza.

1:03:55Richard Greaser 1,010 sats. Have a KYC free sig on me. Blizzard's the we we give us free KYC cigarette every episode.

1:04:08Richard Greaser Thanks to

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1:04:10Richard Greaser We appreciate you, man. The next one is a double boost. Bliza is a double booster or, you know, it's a no stir thing. But, yeah, man. Thanks for the thanks for the boost. Another double one from Turkey here is coming up next. That's for it's funny. We got the next two booster from Turkey and Bob the cat. We got a lot of of farm animals. I guess turkeys are really farm animals, but it's good to

1:04:35Richard Greaser have animals as fans. Hell yeah.

1:04:39Rod Palmer Let me let's let's read through these real quick. 500 Sands Bob the Cow. Orange Pillars are as brave as the pilgrims who sailed to the new world. I think in a lot of cases, yes. A lot of cases, yes. Orange Pillars have been pretty brave and some of them have made some pretty catastrophic mistakes in the process. But that's part about going into the unknown and taking risks. To have massive rewards, you have to take, oftentimes

1:05:08Rod Palmer take massive risks. You oftentimes don't get very ahead in life by just playing it safe. And the pilgrims sure got ahead. The ones that were successful, they they settled a whole new world. You say the founding of America, if it wasn't for that, if it wasn't the pilgrims coming here, we wouldn't have podcasts. That's true. That's true.

1:05:30Richard Greaser Very comfort Turkey. Turkey goes with 500 sats. BGC onboard, another, another regular 300 sats, lightning emoji, thumbs up, thumbs up. And now the rest of the people on this list, they did not boost us.

1:05:48Richard Greaser So we normally don't, well, actually, it looks like it's It's just post just doubles. I don't know. They're just post I think it's just doubles. I think.

1:05:56Rod Palmer So when somebody posts the episode link on the Oster, it puts it in the list. We appreciate if you do that. That's a boost in itself. But yeah. We'll only we'll need you only get past our spam filters if you if you send us some Satoshi. But, yeah.

1:06:17Richard Greaser Anyways, you got any closing thoughts before we wrap this one up? No. No. I think, I think we covered it before the boost. But, what's coming up? I mean, we got we got another episode before July 4. Yeah. I think we've been done. So we'll see if we'll see if there's any Iran or Israel. I mean, Israel is winning, so we'll see if there's any Iran left. Let's we'll see if Trump tries to make make the plebs go to war. I don't know. I this is this it's gonna be a it's gonna be a spicy summer, I think.

1:06:49Rod Palmer It's gonna be fiery, but mostly mostly peaceful. That's good for big Quinn. Well, anyways, thank you for to everybody that tuned in to this edition of the Bugle Weekly, and we'll catch you here again next week.

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