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1:15Rod Palmer Welcome back to Buickle Weekly, ladies and gentlemen. I'm Rod Palmer here with Richard Kreaser as we are every week, and it's been a tough been a tough year to be a pleb. A lot of people are saying the plebs are faggots, but today is June 1.

1:34Rod Palmer And it's time to put all the hate, all of the misery behind us, and celebrate Pride Month. And

1:46Rod Palmer I don't know if you saw the breaking news, but, they've replaced or they've added a p to the LGBTQ, you know, alphabet soup, and they've added the p stands for pleb. And Pleb Pride June is about Pleb Pride.

2:03Rod Palmer And we would be remiss as credentialed journalists if we didn't recognize that. We you know, dear listener, how we feel about the plebs,

2:15Rod Palmer but our professionalism, is more important to us than our personal feelings, our personal beliefs. So it is it is our duty as journalists to celebrate Pleb Pride this month. How are you celebrating

2:33Rod Palmer Pleb Pride this year, Richard? I haven't thought about it yet. I mean, I'm just getting into gear for White Boy Summer, and White Boy Summer is now coinciding, at least for the first month, with Pleb Pride. It's a little bit, you know, honestly, it is perfect because it is it is a bit of cognitive dissonance, and what better way to celebrate

2:55Rod Palmer Pleb Pride than having a little bit of cognitive dissonance?

2:60Unknown Well,

3:02Richard Greaser I'm never gonna get in the way of, people shooting themselves in the foot. And, this is how I felt about gay pride month, you know, for a long time is it's just

3:15Richard Greaser a spectacle to watch. I don't really think it's worth getting upset over in any way because that's oftentimes why people do things very flamboyantly, is to try and elicit a response from people. And,

3:34Richard Greaser when the response is elicited, it legitimizes it and gives, like, more more traction. And, so I I'm just gonna celebrate Plug Pride Month by just enjoying the spectacle, enjoying,

3:53Richard Greaser the plugs, being proud of being plugs. Because at the end of the day, plums will be plums.

4:00Unknown There's not Right.

4:02Richard Greaser Really any reason to expect anything more of them.

4:06Rod Palmer Right. And and, you know, plums are proud to be plums three hundred and sixty five days a year. But if he I don't know how to put this. If you need a if you need to be a part of a pride month, I think that is kind of telling. I think you're telling on yourself there. I think that it's you're not proud of yourself.

4:31Rod Palmer You feel a cognitive dissonance about, like, maybe I shouldn't feel proud of my behavior. Maybe I shouldn't feel proud of this identity I've attached my ego to, but you know what that's that's just my personal opinion in that I won't let that get in the way of of my reporting, But speaking of Wacoi summer, how has your first week

4:58Rod Palmer of Wacoi summer been? This is the first annual Wacoi summer, or I don't know if it's annual, but it's the first one. I don't know about you, but it's been very, what's the word I'm looking for here? It's been very liberating. It's been very liberating to no longer have the

5:22Rod Palmer the the cloud the the storm cloud of Bibi in Israel hanging over my head to blame for all of my problems, for all my failures, and pay and taking personal responsibility. And just this first week of that personal responsibility and accountability being

5:40Rod Palmer squarely on my own shoulders, it's been great. I mean, my wife has ticked up. Like, the weather's it seems like the weather's even better. Everything's better now that I'm taking personal responsibility. And I I guess I should have expected it, but I didn't I don't I thought it was maybe gonna have a a little bit of a rockier beginning.

5:59Richard Greaser Well, what we're seeing is a complete decoupling once again. And I guess this isn't a new thing, but it's just much more visible right now where you've got the plows running plow plowed pride month, which what it is is it's a it's not a demand or it's not about them not being proud of themselves. It's it's them demanding other people to be proud of them for being plebs is what it is. And,

6:27Richard Greaser and I think it's yeah. It is driven by insecurity at the end of the day, that they need other people's approval of them being plebs in order to be proud of themselves.

6:41Unknown So it's just, you know, kind of that weird

6:47Richard Greaser order of operations in order to have any sort of, you know, self respect or or confidence or self esteem. But, yeah, the first week of white boy summer has been great. I'm itchy all over from mosquito bites, and it feels good to know that I'm contributing to the food chain in a productive way. I've eaten a lot of steak, a lot of good meat, spent time with the family.

7:15Richard Greaser It's just been it's been glorious. I mean, I I'm I'm getting real tan, and it's nice to be in nature. I mean, the weather where I'm at is just it it's been absolutely glorious, so far, and

7:34Richard Greaser I just wanna be outside all the time. It's been

7:39Unknown I don't know. It's

7:41Richard Greaser been about as good as it can get. I I haven't worried about BB at all. Like, BB has just not been on my mind.

7:52Rod Palmer The, you know, the dichotomy of the industry, of the community, it it couldn't be different. Right? Like, those who are celebrating white boy summer, optimism is,

8:09Rod Palmer bullishness through the roof, just w after w, win after win is being is lining up in our favor. But if you're not celebrating Lycoi summer, if you are a pleb who is until today

8:26Rod Palmer not feeling so much pride. The market's not doing great. Stocks stock market's blasting through all time eyes on a daily basis. Oil is coming down. Straight up form is the naval blockade apparently opening, but who knows what's going on there.

8:47Rod Palmer And and there was Michael Sullivan in offer and buy pitter in the Bitcoin community, did some research and quantitatively proved that the plebs are chimping out. They have never been angrier.

9:06Rod Palmer It really seems to be lining up with, if you're a knobs pleb, a bip one ten pleb, never been angrier, never been more downtrodden. Is this is correlation

9:21Rod Palmer equals causation or a, you know, correlation does not equal causation scenario? Are the people who are refusing to celebrate Waikoui summer feeling this this gloom, this this bearishness, this anger? Are they chimping out because they're not taking personal responsibility, or is it just market conditions, bear market blues?

9:45Rod Palmer What are you what are you seeing here from the quantitative side?

9:50Richard Greaser Yeah. They're getting angry because they don't they don't feel like they have any power. And it's just you know, it's one of those situations that that happens over and over again where individuals, instead of taking matters into their own hands and fixing their problems, they would they wanna blame others because it it it doesn't require any hard work to blame other people for their problems at the end of the day.

10:17Richard Greaser Doesn't have to be rooted in reality. They just, you know, point a finger at whoever, and, they get engagement from it. And, like, that's, I think, one of the, the problems is, you know, they're instead of

10:37Richard Greaser chasing, currency in in the form of, you know, hard money, you know, through hard work, they're they're chasing, Glaze from other plebs.

10:49Unknown And,

10:51Rod Palmer I don't know why that's a proof of work with with proof of Glaze. Proof of what? Proof of Glaze? They're trying to replace proof of work with proof of Glaze. Do you think that might be a part of the problem?

11:08Richard Greaser Yeah. I think so. I mean, I I think a lot of people have, you know, kind of settled with this reality that AI is gonna replace them in one way or another. And so they're banking on stimulus checks or or some form of UBI with $250 Trump dollar bills. And,

11:32Richard Greaser they think that's gonna be how they, take their wife out on dates and pay for rent. But I I just don't I don't think banking on proof of delays as a way to to pay the bills is a good strategy.

11:51Rod Palmer Would you rather pay your bills with USDT or MegaBucks?

11:57Richard Greaser It's a hard question. Probably probably USDT. I mean, we we could be looking at a complete restructuring of the financial system right now where it's, you know, we live in this very interesting world where credit is viewed as the same as cash, and that could be changing in the future where

12:20Richard Greaser proof of glaze could be replacing credit. Proof

12:25Rod Palmer of glaze is almost it is kinda like a roundabout way where stablecoins are effectively a CBDC, even though not technically,

12:38Rod Palmer where, like, proof of Glaze is effectively a social credit score, a social credit system, although not technically. I was thinking about it. It was funny. It's like thinking about the people who again, if we're in likewise summer, if you still have Trump derangement syndrome, you're doing it wrong. But thinking about inflation and how it's continuing to escalate and thinking about how Trump the brilliant troll that he is,

13:07Rod Palmer proposing the $250 bill with his name on it and thinking about all the people who still have TBS, and they're gonna give themselves back, bro. Like, imagine Mike Brock. If he needs cash, he's gonna have to because he hates Trump, he has TBS. He's gonna fill his wallet with smaller denomination bills so he doesn't have Trump bills, Trump bucks in his in his wallet, and it's gonna make his wallet extra fat from all the cash he's gonna need just to afford Glaze, you know, or or anything that he might wanna buy with cash. And so he's gonna be sitting on this big extra thick wallet, and it's gonna cause back problems. So Trump is giving his his opponents

13:47Rod Palmer back problems even as health insurance and health costs are going through the roof, just because they will refuse to have his face in their wallet, in their billfold. And just thinking about all the people who are gonna need back surgery, you're gonna be walking around with back pain just because they have TBS so badly that they would rather carry, you know,

14:12Rod Palmer Abraham Lincoln $5 everything in $5 denominations because he's, like, the last, you know, not racist founding father.

14:22Unknown Yeah. It's a it's a very shrewd way to

14:29Richard Greaser get their political enemies into the the surveilled CBDC system. Right? Where, like, the MAGA people are gonna wanna use cash because they're gonna wanna pay for things

14:42Richard Greaser with their Trump bucks. And cash is significantly more private, whereas the people with TDS are gonna be opting in for Tether to avoid using the physical Trump bucks because they don't they don't wanna look at it.

14:57Rod Palmer Do you think this will go to the Supreme Court where people with TDS are gonna be forced to accept legal tender Trump bucks

15:09Rod Palmer at their business? Like, if you wanna buy I mean, it's gonna cost at minimum $250 for a birthday cake, you know, by the end of summer. Do you think that that some of these gay liberal TES having,

15:26Rod Palmer bakers are going to refuse the $250 Trump Trump buck?

15:33Richard Greaser Yeah. I can see entire states outline it, entire cities outline the use of the the currency, and it it could lead to a lot of Jewish lawyers being involved in litigating over this. I mean, if there's anything that's, you know, bullish in the future, it's the necessity and demand for Jewish lawyers.

15:58Rod Palmer Jewish lawyers win in every scenario. That's why you want one on your side. And we talked about this in the premium episode that came out last week, which is libertarians are playing a feudal game

16:15Rod Palmer of trying to win, trying to gain power without the aid of Jewish lawyers. And if you don't have Jewish lawyers on your side, you it's not that you can't have small

16:32Rod Palmer victories here and there, but you're never gonna you're never gonna you're it can't scale. A a movement without Jewish lawyers simply cannot scale.

16:43Richard Greaser I agree. Well, one of one of the comments on the, the premium episode that we did is, we're in desperate need of, white goy summer T shirts, and I agree with that.

16:59Rod Palmer Absolutely. We need to get those in the Bugleverse store ASAP.

17:05Richard Greaser Yeah. I wanna be running around, Lake Satoshi in a White Gloy Summer T shirt for sure.

17:13Rod Palmer I need to get one for Bubba. Because Bubba's been celebrating White Gloy Summer for years. He didn't before the term even existed. Moving on to the next topic, we talked about Chud the Builder, a few episodes ago. But if you haven't been paying attention,

17:34Rod Palmer Chad the Builder is in jail right now. Or I see and his bond, I think, is 1,250,000 USDT. He's essentially in prison because or he's facing prison time

17:53Rod Palmer because he was is very similar to George Floyd. He was using counterfeit n word passes. He was using the n word, claiming to have an n word pass.

18:08Rod Palmer Investigation turned up proved that he was writing bad checks, so to speak. And it and it led to an altercation of physical violence. He he shot a a black man who called him out on his

18:24Rod Palmer counterfeit n word passes. And we we we talked about before we started recording. You thought that Donald Trump was going to give us the ability to say the n word again, kinda like where to be taking the r word back. You can say retard. You can say faggot.

18:44Rod Palmer N word is still taboo, but you thought we were gonna get that back by July 4. And my I don't necessarily disagree with that, but my point was we don't it should not be preferable It's we get the n word pass back from the state authority that we should get it back

19:06Rod Palmer from our African American brothers and sisters, African our our black plebs, our black pioneers, that they should give us the n word pass. So we should, you know, kind of be the opposite of Chud the Builder. We should be spending our n word passes freely, but they should be real n word passes. They should not be counterfeit. Do you think that

19:29Rod Palmer we're gonna get those n word passes back from our our Black peers by July 4, or do you think it's gonna take an executive order?

19:38Richard Greaser I think this is part of white glaze summer is reaching across the racial aisle and talking to people that are different than you and and coming to an understanding and and agreements on these things and bartering them, or bartering

19:56Richard Greaser with people. And I I think in order to get our n word privileges back from black people, we need to offer something in return. And that's that's one of the hard questions. You know, what what do the white boys have to offer black people? And I think it's really important that we we resolve this issue before Donald Trump goes and issues an executive order

20:24Richard Greaser proclaiming it because part of White Glowing Summer is about, you know, fixing the problems in our community, instead of relying on, you know, the Jews to fix it for us or the state to fix it for us. And that's a that's a hard question. I think we need to we all need to think about,

20:47Richard Greaser and it it maybe it requires sitting down with black people and and hearing what they want. You know? And I don't know. What do you what do you think black people want? I think I

21:00Rod Palmer I know well, here's the thing. Right now in America, I don't know if it matters what black people want. That's why I think we need to strive for, you know, equity. Equity and inward passes, not top down central authority inward passes. I don't we don't need a central bank, so to speak, to issue these because it'll inflate them away, and it'll it'll totally dilute

21:28Rod Palmer the value of the n word pass. But what I'm concerned about and the way I'm thinking about it is how do we get this in a scalable, sustainable structure? We need Jewish lawyers, as we said before. And I think that we need first of all, we need a de minimis

21:49Rod Palmer by exemption because I I think that spending we need to make sure that spending your your n word passes do not create a taxable event. I think that is a backdoor thing that the Trump administration would like to do to raise, to raise money to pay down the national debt is to tax, inward pass spending. And we need to before we before we just go willy nilly using our inward passes, we need to make sure that we're not gonna have to report our inward pass spend on our ten ninety nine DA

22:24Rod Palmer tax forms next year because that I mean, some people are gonna go bankrupt. They're not gonna be able to afford their taxes if they just go spending their n word passes willy nilly without thinking about these implications. So we need to we need Jewish lawyers to step in and give us some regulatory clarity on inward pass fence.

22:47Richard Greaser Maybe some accountants too.

22:51Rod Palmer Asian accountants and Jewish lawyers are gonna be critical. Because why go summer is just getting started, but it's going to get chaotic. It's gonna get out of hand if, you know, you know, think about fourth of July, you've got your cousins or your uncle or whoever or your friends. They just get hammered drunk and they make mistakes.

23:15Rod Palmer They they do and say regrettable things. That's going to happen during likely summer. There's gonna be some like boys who are having an excellent time, and they're maybe gonna overdo it. And they're gonna have, you know, they're gonna have a lot of capital gains. They're gonna have a lot of they're gonna have a lot of answers that they owe people if they're not careful. And I just I want our listeners to

23:42Rod Palmer avoid any white boy summer regrets. And that includes their their misspending of their n word. They'll spend it all in one place, you know, that type of thing.

23:54Unknown I mean, I think what the black community would probably appreciate if they give

24:05Richard Greaser white people the n word privileges back is that white people equally call white people the n word. They deserve to be called the n word.

24:18Richard Greaser And it's not just reserved

24:21Unknown for black people. So equality of the use of the n word.

24:32Richard Greaser And I think they'd also probably appreciate if, like, the CIA stopped doing things like following drugs into their communities and then launching in, like, the war on drugs simultaneously.

24:52Rod Palmer Well, this is this is why this is why I think that it it's overdue because the CIA really wreaked havoc and damaged the black community with, the crack trade in the nineteen eighties,

25:11Rod Palmer but the is probably more wide scale in the white community due to fentanyl and some of these other, you know, heroin, opiate addictions that they've done that they've created with their, you know, their action. It's not just CIA. Right? It's the DEA, the FBI with their

25:31Rod Palmer deep state connections to the cartels in Latin America in the global South. The CIA has been amassing a shitload of of USDT, through this

25:46Rod Palmer through this fentanyl trade with the global South, and they devastated why it could be West Virginia, the Midwest, entire parts of the Northeast. I mean, the whole country is reeling. And a lot of Latin American individuals, a lot of Latinx brothers and sisters, a lot of Latinx plebs have felt the sting of the the the fentanyl epidemic.

26:09Rod Palmer And now they have this empathy that they can share with African Americans. I mean, we could start by making it, legal,

26:25Rod Palmer so to speak, legal tender to spend your inward pass. If you're referring to any crackhead on the street, any fentanyl junkie on the street, white, black, Latin Latino, whatever, The only community that seems to be largely unaffected by the fentanyl and the crack epidemic is the Asians. So Asians do not qualify to be called the n word. As of now,

26:50Rod Palmer we will have to work and build and develop a framework to bring them in, have a a large umbrella policy so that Asians can be called the n word too. But I think right now, blacks, whites, and Mexicans all qualify.

27:08Richard Greaser So does that mean that we should all, coordinate to undermine Asians so that we can call them the n word too?

27:15Rod Palmer I think Asians and Jews need to have they they they just their lived experiences need to change a little bit, before they qualify. And I think it's up to us to to undermine the social fabric of those communities,

27:34Rod Palmer in order to bring them in the you know, it's a brotherhood. And to be part of the brotherhood, you have to go through some shit. And I don't think the Asians and Jews have gone through enough. I think we have to make our lives a little bit more tumultuous.

27:53Rod Palmer I think some Jews would disagree with that, but, you know, the the most of the suffering that they've experienced is in in the distant past. Their ancestors experienced it, but not not them.

28:08Unknown Yeah. It's like they,

28:12Richard Greaser I mean, I think maybe this is part of, you know, avoiding suffering and, you know, maybe what the black community is doing well is, focusing on well, they you know, this is more the white community that seems obsessed with this topic, than a lot of black people that I've met is being obsessed with the legacy of, slavery.

28:38Richard Greaser And, like, you know, the Jews, they're they're always talking about and celebrating their stories of oppression throughout history in one way or another. You know, whether, like, there's a huge emphasis on,

28:53Richard Greaser like, Passover, for example, you know, talking about, the process of, the Jews gaining freedom from their slavery in Egypt. Right? There's a lot of emphasis on the Holocaust.

29:12Richard Greaser And, well, the the Asians have had it rough. Like, different Asians have had it rough. Like, Chinese historically have had it really rough throughout history. You know, the the stuff that the Japanese have done, the Koreans have had it really rough. Like, the North Koreans are really good at this. Why why can't we summer is not

29:35Rod Palmer a time for any of us to be on a soapbox and tell other people to take personal responsibility. It is an opportunity for us to lead by example, however. And I think that we're white people absolutely need to improve. And what white koi summer is all about is not blaming the Jews for all their problems, not blaming Israel for all their problems.

30:00Rod Palmer And if we do it right, we can be an example to Jews who blame the Holocaust for all their problems and who who just cannot get the black people can't get over slavery. Asian people can't seem to get over, World War two internment camps, and Jews can't seem to get over the holocaust. It's it's a it's a dark cloud that hangs over their community, their industry, their everything. And anytime something goes slightly wrong in their life, they they say, well, you know, the Holocaust is the worst thing. It's like, we know. Hashtag we know. And I think white koi summer is just an opportunity for

30:39Rod Palmer individuals like ourselves and many of our listeners to be good example to these other communities who need to have a a a similar type of summer or a similar type of celebration, which we're not going to blame things outside of our control, things outside of our experience, things outside of our of our circle of

31:03Rod Palmer things that shape the successes and and failures in our life and start to take personal responsibility for

31:13Unknown ourselves? Well,

31:16Richard Greaser I think there's something beneficial about pointing towards past historical traumas because it is something that you can align your group of people with, right, in a in a shared identity, if that makes

31:35Richard Greaser sense, of, like I think, you know, one of the most traumatic things that has happened to, to white people historically has been communism and the Soviet Union in one way or another. Like, they they steamrolled a lot of Europe, brought a lot of suffering there.

31:57Richard Greaser And, you know, the boys what the cold war was is it was, you know, the the white Goy is uniting against the Soviet Union and stamping them out, existence. And I think that could be a rallying cry. You know? What the Soviets did to the German people

32:18Richard Greaser following World War two was a holocaust in and of itself. And I think it's just that's that could be our rallying cry is, like, you know, anti anti communism,

32:33Richard Greaser anti, you know, Marxism, talking about the victimhood that some of our ancestors may have had. And it's it it is like a it's a great thing to unite a group of people,

32:50Richard Greaser together against something in a in, like, a shared identity, right, of, like, our ancestors survived communism. Many of them had to to flee to the Western world.

33:03Richard Greaser It could be things like Protestantism. Like, Protestantism is this way of, like, you know, shared unity of, like, you know, fighting back against your ancestors' oppression against the Catholic church.

33:19Richard Greaser Protestantism

33:20Unknown is a big deal in

33:23Richard Greaser much of the world, but, you know, The US especially. There there's all sorts of stories like that that could be looked at and embraced. Because when you

33:36Unknown Yeah.

33:38Richard Greaser Well, it's not about being a It's it's it's

33:41Rod Palmer like it's like pleb history. It's like it's scattered off into their own group chats. It's like the the Tower Of Babel moment where Christianity Well, it

34:07Richard Greaser Well, it's

34:09Unknown we

34:11Richard Greaser you know, I'll talk about that in a second. But, like, you know, when you, refer back to the, like, the historical victimhood over your ancestors or your people, it it's a story of triumph over time of your group surviving. Right? So you don't have to be a victim today

34:34Richard Greaser in your own life. You're referring back you can get your, like, satisfaction out of victimhood of the of the past, and, you know, look to the stories of survivalhood of your ancestors. And, and it it creates, like, a

34:54Richard Greaser a sense of, like, strength and and legacy in a lot of ways. But, yeah. I mean, I think, you know, what what Protestantism has meant to a lot of people is,

35:10Unknown this idea of, like,

35:13Richard Greaser religion or or God being determined to you by an authority figure and then, you know, having the freedom to determine it for yourself. Like, I think that's been symbolic of what it is in The US. And, like, you sure, that that has its own set of setbacks where, you know, people get lots of strange and and and silly ideas, but that's, you know, kind of one of the,

35:39Richard Greaser consequences of freedom is people do strange things at the end of the day.

35:44Rod Palmer Yeah. I I I do agree to a certain extent about the trauma thing. I don't think that you should ever be ashamed or ever hesitate to glaze your grandfather

35:59Rod Palmer for surviving, you know, the holocaust or glaze your ancestors for surviving slavery. But at a certain point, it essentially comes down to you're resting on your on your credentials. You're resting like, just because just because your great great great grandfather,

36:21Rod Palmer you know, took the the underground railroad to freedom during the civil war, you know, slavery era, doesn't mean that you're going to it it doesn't mean that you have it doesn't mean that you deserve, you know, funding from OpenSets.

36:40Rod Palmer What have you done? What have you accomplished?

36:45Richard Greaser Totally. It it depends on the perspective that you take on it for sure, where it could be approached with a a sense of pride of, you know, my my ancestors survived this horrific event, meaning that I come from a lineage of, strength so that I can go and vibe code

37:09Richard Greaser an app that's worthy of getting funding from OpenSats versus, like, because they went through this, I'm entitled to get funding from OpenSats.

37:21Richard Greaser Those are very two different perspectives to take on this topic.

37:28Rod Palmer 100%. 100%. And and knowing the knowing that line and and where where where to to stop

37:42Rod Palmer focusing your glaze and start focusing on your own personal responsibility, is, like, vibe coding, a skill that many people, are still working on harnessing and honing and and monetizing.

37:59Rod Palmer Totally. Monetize your skills and monetize your conviction. Monetize your

38:10Rod Palmer experience. Monetize yourself. Don't monetize your trauma.

38:16Richard Greaser Yeah. Like, don't demand people to have empathy for you because of what your ancestors experienced. It's,

38:27Unknown it's just,

38:29Richard Greaser it it's more about your your sense of pride and perspective of, like, feeling, appreciating being a part of whatever group you're part of. And, I mean, you look at the, like, the Cubans that, like, came over to to Miami. They took over Miami.

38:50Richard Greaser They they rode their life rafts over there. They're all driving Uber and don't speak English and, you know, serving good Cuban food, and they hate communist. You know, they got a they got a sense of pride, and people appreciate them, to some degree, you know, as Americans because, like, they'll they'll vote Republican and, like, hate communist. You know what I mean? Like, the the the MAGA

39:18Richard Greaser MAGA people excited to spend their $250 bills. They're they're always glazed in the Cubans. Right? And, I think there's there's like, when when groups it it doesn't have to be, like,

39:34Richard Greaser you know, having pride in your culture doesn't mean, like, you have to come down on other people and make them feel bad at all. But, there there's a lot of strength in communities that that take pride in their their origin stories. And,

39:56Richard Greaser and I think, like, when you come from the perspective of of taking pride, like, you don't have to,

40:02Unknown feel

40:05Richard Greaser threatened by other groups and and and take a pride in who they are. You know what I mean? It's like, why I don't feel threatened by Pride Month at all? It's just it's like, you know Great comparison.

40:17Rod Palmer Yeah. Yeah. Exactly. Exactly. One of the other developments that I think is going to carry on, especially through the summer,

40:31Rod Palmer a lot of people really wanna push the narrative that paper Bitcoin summer is back. Does not seem to be the case. Bitcoin is not doing great right now. There's a million myriad myriad of reasons why we don't have to get into that. But paper Bitcoin summer last year

40:52Rod Palmer kinda was the beginning of the end for shitcoins, altcoins, meme coins. And we talked about on this on this show before that prediction markets, I think, personally, probably the majority of the reason why meme coins themselves, had died off. And if you look, we talked quite early on in this podcast history about

41:16Rod Palmer assassination markets on meme coins like Solana, totally been replaced by Polymarket, Kalshi, Predix,

41:27Rod Palmer Glimpse, these other ones. And it's really extended just as like these other viral sensations, viral narratives, and and the and the liquidity that kind of pulls into these narratives, around these narratives. And prediction markets have totally stolen their thunder from meme coins. But paper Bitcoin

41:45Rod Palmer has really stolen the thunder from the other, alt alt coins, shit coins, whatever you wanna call them. Ethereum is fucked. Hasn't made a new all time high in, like, five years. Solana is diluting itself into irrelevance. I think it's already been flipped by, Hyper Liquid.

42:05Rod Palmer The Hyper Liquid kinda seems like the only altcoin that has had a decent past six months Zcash,

42:15Rod Palmer the VCs are still trying to pump those bags, but you had spoken a little bit before we started recording about paper Bitcoin being the nail in the coffin for the the shitcoins. I'm curious if you if you wanted to share more on that thesis and and and what you've how you think that's playing out.

42:39Richard Greaser Well, if you read the book When Money Dies, which I think most people have at this point, you know that when the money dies, or at least when it died in, Weimar, Germany, society descended into all sorts of different forms of degeneracy.

42:58Richard Greaser And we're watching that happen in our society too, today. And so what what's happening right now is, like, there there are different groups of people that understand this, and they know the plebs are clamoring to be exit liquidity

43:16Richard Greaser in one way or another. Because that's what plebs inherently are is they're they're not builders. They're just exit liquidity. It's like the guy riding on the bike and and sticking the the stick in the spokes and falling flat on his face and then, you know, blaming somebody else for the problem. Ah, scammer. And,

43:38Richard Greaser so, you know, what what is paper Bitcoin? What are prediction markets? What are, you know, a lot of these different mechanisms? This this is what shit coins were, you know, for a while, and it was it was kind of a transitory thing of, you know, it it helped Wall Street realize that they had to evolve and and create new ways for the plebs

44:02Richard Greaser to be new exciting ways for the plebs to be excellent liquidity. Because part of captivating the plebs attention is novelty. And, you know, people the plebs were getting bored of, SPACs and and IPOs, and so ICOs held their attention for a while.

44:24Richard Greaser And now prediction markets and paper Bitcoin is the newest iteration of these things.

44:33Richard Greaser And it it seems like things are evolving. They're gonna go back a little bit, and there's a there's a lot of discussion around tokenizing securities. And and so the you know, it's it's the same things happening over and over again with with just a a little bit of

44:58Richard Greaser a change in the in the mechanisms and what what's happening where, you know, insiders have a significant advantage

45:07Rod Palmer over the plaubs. Yep. And the plaubs are just pipe investors Yep. Specifically. And it is important to know that the p, the two letter p's in pipe,

45:20Rod Palmer none of those stand for pleb. Plebs do not benefit from SPACs. Plebs do not benefit from reverse merger acquisitions to take a

45:33Rod Palmer dying zombie company and take it public under a new logo with a Bitcoin Treasury. Private private equity investors, not pleb investors, benefit from these things.

45:47Richard Greaser Well, you it's been interesting, fascinating to watch Justin Belcher and some of these other guys crashing out, even Platter. What the crash outs have been

46:02Richard Greaser over and over again is they're they're crashing out at people realizing that the plebs are exit liquidity.

46:10Rod Palmer And this is and this is this is an important point. Two points on this is it's strange to me that Platterer and Corey Corey, not so much. He seems to kind of understand it. Corey Clipston is that for years,

46:27Rod Palmer Platterer and Corey tagged the SEC. They tagged Gary again. They said, these shitcoins are tokenized securities. The market listened. The market said, you're right. We are going to flush ourselves

46:43Rod Palmer of these shitcoin sins, and we're gonna take real existing securities with real, cash flows, real EBITDA, all that stuff, earnings, And we're gonna tokenize them because these are securities. These are centralized. You're right. So let's take a a a more high quality security and tokenize it. And Corey is embracing this. Platter is still crashing out. He doesn't understand that what he was explaining has now been embraced by the market. They are creating these, and you talk about plebs

47:18Rod Palmer lining up like it's Black Friday to be the to get a flat screen TV. They're in line camping outside waiting for these these SPACs and IPOs because they want to be excellent liquidity. And the reason for that

47:35Rod Palmer is similar. Like, we don't have war is now fought by drones. War is now fought by technology. And the only way for plaids to

47:48Rod Palmer have their names engraved literally in history is to be sacrificial exit liquidity

47:57Rod Palmer for, you know, these these these pipe investors, for these SPACs, etcetera. Like, you nobody would know the names of most of the plaids from the nineteen teens, the nineteen thirties, the civil war. If it wasn't for the memorials

48:17Rod Palmer that we put in cities and parks and monuments all over the country with the names of all the the casualties of war engraved on these monuments to remember the sacrifices made by the plebs of the time. And there's no way to get that anymore,

48:37Rod Palmer the old fashioned way. So now becoming exit liquidity, being wiped out, having your your your bloodline financially wiped out forever is the only way that plebs can really what's the song by the Goo Goo Dolls? You bleed just to know you're alive.

48:58Rod Palmer You become exit liquidity just to know you existed. I, I am exit liquidity therefore I am. It is, it is the only proof of existence,

49:12Rod Palmer the only proof of alive that many of these plebiscs can get these days. They get so jaded, so callous to the pleb slop that they need an experience that reminds them, that their cortisol can still spike. You know, like clubs brag, they say the price drops 50%, I feel nothing.

49:34Rod Palmer When the price God candles, I feel nothing. But when you become ex liquidity to David Bailey or or Corey and Sequans or whatever one paper Bitcoin company of your choice, they feel something.

49:51Rod Palmer And the the crash outs, the chip outs on the timeline, the essays, the articles, the endless spaz outs about David Bailey and Nakamoto's price and price and sailors selling Bitcoin. It's it's the only way they could feel anything. It's the only way they feel real.

50:12Richard Greaser Totally.

50:15Rod Palmer Before we I mean, before we get into the boosts today, the other notable headlines, speaking of ex liquidity, speaking of paper Bitcoin disappointment and the spiking of cortisol, Michael Saylor

50:32Rod Palmer strategy sold 32 Bitcoin today where, you know, for two like, what? $2,500,000 to be able to pay strike or the stretch dividends. And then Seaquan's announced last week that they will no longer be following the Swan Bitcoin treasury strategy,

50:52Rod Palmer and they will be slowly selling the rest of their their treasury, monetizing the Bitcoin that they bought at the top during paper Bitcoin summer at their you know, at any point in time in the future to be able to pay their bills. Shout out to Pleditor. He did call Sequans being the first paper Bitcoin company to have to sell and basically liquidate their treasury.

51:18Rod Palmer Your people predicted that this would happen at strategy. Do you see this trend is paper Bitcoin summer round two, is this gonna be about selling paper Bitcoin instead of buying it?

51:33Richard Greaser It's looking like it. It's looking like it's gonna be a bloody paper Bitcoin summer, and, this could be fiery for sure.

51:44Rod Palmer The plans are gonna add their their quarters all spike this summer. That's for sure. They they already have. You know, Pride Pride Month's only thirty days. And we're gonna get the July 4. And if if all these paper Bitcoin companies start selling

52:02Rod Palmer and they don't get bought up by Strive, or Saylor, it's it could get bad.

52:10Richard Greaser I mean, I think we're gonna be seeing the macro guys go on the podcast begging the Federal Reserve to start printing and lowering interest rates and, you know Begging for QE. Begging for it. Yeah.

52:24Unknown But, you know, last thing about,

52:28Richard Greaser you know, topic of the plums and and before we go into the found boost that I I did wanna say is, you know, Belcher and, you know, some of these other guys, they have a very, fascinating strategy. And they know that the plugs are excellent liquidity, and they need to get their fix one way or another, mechanics like this too. And,

52:50Richard Greaser so instead of buying, you know, financial products, losing their money on prediction markets or, you know, whatever it is. They they are pitching trinkets as the solution. And,

53:06Richard Greaser mechanic just did a a big long winded thing complaining about how expensive the trinkets are right now and that trinkets should be cheaper for the plebs.

53:18Rod Palmer Affordable trinkets, subsidized trinkets. We need subsidized trinkets for the plebs. And these I mean, you need you should the federal government should subsidize CryptoCloaks, for example, and all the other trinket salesmen.

53:34Rod Palmer But rest assured, microwave summer T shirts, my Conest trinkets, they will be affordable for plebs and pioneers alike. So look for those coming soon.

53:50Unknown Very exciting stuff. Going over to the found boost,

53:56Richard Greaser first boost from late stage Huddl says, looking forward to seeing y'all at Lake Satoshi. I still need to plan our entire trip. They have mosquitoes up there. Nothing like we have in the South. I'll bring sunburn, no sunscreen, a voice for potential karaoke. And if we get attacked by something other than mosquitoes, then you know I'm the pudgy plab who won't be able to keep up. One last hug,

54:20Richard Greaser and then you all can make your escape. I don't know. Did are the mosquitoes bad up in Michigan? I don't I don't remember them from last year. They were they were last year, but that was because,

54:33Rod Palmer I think Wake Satoshi does a good job spraying bug spray, and I think it'd been pretty dry last summer. If it is a rainy summer, rest assured, the mosquitoes

54:46Rod Palmer will be, they will. Your ankles will be itchy.

54:54Richard Greaser It's gonna be a fun trip. I'm looking forward to it a lot.

54:59Rod Palmer Next boost, 5,000 stats from used to read a lot. Racing is better than sports ball. Yeah. I mean, racing still kinda counts us for anything on ESPN with the exception of the spelling bee. Kinda counts as sports ball,

55:23Rod Palmer but racing is fire stakes.

55:28Richard Greaser Racing and fighting are are very high stakes, and, I I don't think you can appreciate racing unless you, really understand all of the strategy behind it, and there sure is quite a bit of strategy. Sasha, 4044

55:46Richard Greaser says, LOL, LOL, I make a tallow cream that I tell my kids is mosquito repellent and soothing for after bites.

55:59Rod Palmer I would I would, I would def I have never used tallow aloe, but I would like to use tallow aloe for sunburns, mosquito bites, everything. I would definitely, be open to, I mean, I would I would definitely be open to rubbing Sasha's tallow aloe on my mosquito bites. Thank you, Todd, Sasha. Next one, three thousand three hundred three three sets from open mic.

56:24Rod Palmer Our man up there battling these, Somali pirates at the Wearing Center in Minnesota. Eagle Mile High Club riding to Oslo. So open mic is going into the the the den of feds at the Oslo Freedom Forum.

56:46Rod Palmer Good luck, Mike. Hope it's an enjoyable forum. Forums are more much forums are much more classy than conferences, I would say.

56:57Richard Greaser It'll be interesting. Count count, how many people you see wearing sunglasses inside for us? K t 2,323 says best to sun your tits and balls in the heat of the day to keep the mosquitoes away. Bushlight is certainly for the farmer and patriot alike, but I believe pioneers drink small local brews,

57:19Richard Greaser not mass produce corporate bullshit. Yeah. That's a that that's a take to consider. I mean, I I think, like, part of, being American is appreciating corporate chains. Right? I guess you can do both. I mean,

57:39Rod Palmer if the if the if the merchants would suck it up and and partner with, like, Jeff Bezos, for example, in Amazon, I mean, think about the deflationary

57:53Rod Palmer effect that, it would have on on trinket prices if, more of that stuff is available on Amazon. Don't buy your hardware wallets from Amazon, but

58:06Rod Palmer any other trinket, I think, is is is fun. Next boost is from Pine Seeker. 1,872 sets. And Pine Seeker did not leave a message, but thank you for the boost, Pine Seeker.

58:23Richard Greaser It's Pine Seeker.

58:26Rod Palmer Pine Seeker. Excuse me.

58:29Richard Greaser Consciousness, sovereignty, gulf. Dude, Satoshi, 521 sats, so thank you for your time. Oh, you're welcome.

58:38Unknown Thank you for your time. Matthew d,

58:40Rod Palmer five hundred sats. Doctor Jack Cruz called me an idiot when I asked him if getting mosquito bites would diss my vitamin d production. Well, Jackery's doctor Jackery's will call you an idiot for anything, but, I'm gonna have to look into mosquito bites boosting vitamin d because I think that's one of those correlation does not

59:06Rod Palmer equal causation. I think you get mosquito bites in the summertime, and that's when you're most likely to be out in the warm sun. And, you know, mosquitoes are dead in the dark winter months, so your vitamin d is lower. That would just be my guess.

59:21Richard Greaser It's a good question. Silas Thornbrook, 121 Sats thing, says thanks, gentlemen. You're welcome.

59:30Rod Palmer Hi, everyone. From Nostergang. Thanks, boys. Thank you, Nostergang.

59:37Richard Greaser Going back to Matthew Deese, Boosted, I I just think it's it's good to think about mosquito bites from the perspective of a neurosurgeon. BCC on board, a 100 sats, thumbs up emoji, salute emoji, and then another 100 sats boost is going to be a great summer. That it will be indeed. Thank you folks for the boost. We got

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