0:06Unknown Twas the announcement before the announcement when all online threads, Not a soul doubted Dennis Porter, not even the feds. Twitter Spaces reminders were set with such care, in hopes that Dennis Porter

0:25Unknown would soon announce announcements there. The masses were constantly checking their phones for news to find, while visions of Bitcoin reserves danced in their minds, and plebs in their group chats. And I, in my app, had just settled our brains for sailors' speculative attack.

0:46Unknown When out on the web, there arose such a clatter, I sprang from the bed to see what was the matter. Away to the computer, I flew like a flash, tore open the browser

1:02Unknown and threw up the sash. The glow of the screen on the new fallen announcement gave the luster of midday to objects below. When? What to my wondering eyes

1:15Unknown should appear? But a headline so bold, it caused quite the cheer with a little old icon, so lively and quick. I knew in a moment, it must be Dennis Porter's trick. More rapid than eagles, his followers, they came.

1:34Unknown And he whistled and shouted, and called politicians by name. Now conservatives, now liberals, now anarchists and more.

1:46Unknown On bulls, on bears, on all who keep score, to the top of the charts, to the front of the news, massive breaking announcements will all be made soon.

1:59Unknown And then in a twinkling, I heard on the Internet the prancing and pawing of each eager bet. As I drew in my head and was turning around,

2:14Unknown down the feed, Dennis Porter came with the bound. He was dressed in his suit from his head to his foot, and his positioning was long calls. He had not one single foot. A bundle of papers he had flung on his back,

2:31Unknown and he looked like a peddler just opening his back. His eyes, how they twinkled. His dimples, how merry. His cheeks were like roses. His nose like a cherry.

2:49Unknown His droll little mouth was drawn up like a Bitcoin podcaster, and the beard of his chin was thicker than plaster. The stump of a pen, he held tight in his teeth, and the ink it encircled his head like a wreath. He had a broad face

3:11Unknown and an intoxicating smile that entranced all who listened on spaces for a while. He was confident and charming,

3:21Unknown an alpha orange pillar, and I laughed when I saw him. He was a stone cold lady killer. A wink of his eye and a twist of his head soon gave me to know I had nothing to dread he spoke not a word

3:40Unknown but went straight to his work and filled all the screens, then turned with a jerk. And laying his finger aside of his nose and giving a nod,

3:54Unknown his space's audience grows. He sprang to his platform. To his team gave a whistle, and away they all flew like the down of a thistle. But I heard him exclaim,

4:10Unknown here he drove out of sight, happy announcement to all and to all a good night.

4:17Richard Greaser Welcome to this edition of Beagle Weekly. This is your co host, Richard Reeser. Joining me today, as usual, is Rod Palmer. And, yeah. Are are you feeling the Christmas spirit?

4:32Richard Greaser You feeling Christmassy?

4:34Rod Palmer Oh, yeah. I'm feeling I'm super excited. I bought my all my family members. I got them, Umbrel nodes and open dimes for Christmas. And I, I, I made two hour long,

4:49Rod Palmer videos, Bitcoin podcasts, essentially personal Bitcoin podcasts for them. So they, they could listen to that and, and learn how to use those gifts. I, and then I also made, I burnt, you know, some C, some old CDs, some CDRs for some of you that are old enough to remember those. And I put, forty hours worth of Bitcoin podcasts individually selected

5:11Rod Palmer for each family member. And and so I'm hoping that they'll listen to those, on their Christmas break as well. What about you? Did you get any cool presents for for the greasers? Oh, yeah.

5:23Richard Greaser We've got tons of Marlborough memorabilia that we're gonna be Oh, yeah. Digital. But, yeah. So we had an interesting conversation with fundamentals. And,

5:35Richard Greaser one thing I should have brought up. So, like, I think Jewish people in America have made, like, a horrible tactical decision, which is to reject Christmas, because, you know, like, many of them, they celebrate Hanukkah, but they should also celebrate Christmas. It's part about being American. It has nothing to do with being religious. And this whole psyop, this war on Christmas is really just a communist plot because what Christmas ultimately represents

6:06Richard Greaser is it represents American capitalism. It represents, you know, buying, gifts for your family, essentially. It's about boosting The US economy. It's about doing it with credit card debt. And, you know, if you're rejecting that

6:28Richard Greaser as a Jew and you're just saying happy holidays or whatever gay beta shit, you're you're being un American. So, you know, whether you're religious or not, you have to admit, like, Christmas is a thing and, and submit to it.

6:46Rod Palmer There is I mean, I cannot think of a better event, a better holiday to bring American Christians, like he said, it's not even religious, just Americans in general and Jewish people together, like America's love for consumerism, because I mean, Christmas, like you said, Christmas represents under capitalism, it represents consumerism

7:09Rod Palmer Americans love consumerism and, you know, and Jews love, you know, giving, loving people money at really high interest rates and those things could not come together more perfectly than they do at Christmas. And I think that that is a perfect reason for Americans, Jewish and everyone else to celebrate together. You put up. We're not trying to take away, your candles and your dreidel spinners. We're trying

7:36Rod Palmer to add more, to supplement your life and your experience.

7:41Richard Greaser Totally. Yeah. I mean, like, people should look at Christmas as an opportunity to be able to afford taxes. You know what I mean? Like, you should be strategizing how to get the best write offs, with gifts. So, like, one of the most American things you could do is to couple consumer or, like, products being able to buy these things

8:05Richard Greaser and using it as a business expense to get a tax write off. Is very important. Right, yeah.

8:14Rod Palmer And Jewish Americans and the rest of the Americans, they can, it's great to come together. Get find a Jewish accountant and help him be, you know, help him, help you afford to pay your taxes. Jewish people can definitely help you pay your taxes, be able to afford to pay your taxes.

8:34Richard Greaser I mean, like, can you even trust an accountant if they're not Jewish? You know, I,

8:39Rod Palmer my grandma, she had gotten a bunch of troll with the IRS and it really affected her retirement and her comfort in retirement very negatively. And the reason, that it happened is because my grandma trusted, an accountant, a CPA that was not Jewish. And it cost her, it cost her a great deal of time in her retirement.

9:04Richard Greaser I mean, can you trust a libertarian podcaster if they're not Jewish? Yeah, that needs

9:10Rod Palmer I don't think you'll be able to find one though. You know, the only ones that have any viewings on on like YouTube podcasts, you know, they might find one who's not.

9:21Richard Greaser I think Tom Woods might not. He might be a gentile, but Yeah, yeah. I kinda wonder if he's trustworthy.

9:31Rod Palmer No. I think Tom Woods is mostly popular with people from Arkansas and Kentucky, Tennessee, but I don't know. Maybe he's I don't think he's very mainstream. In the World Delibertarian

9:42Richard Greaser podcast, he's kinda like the That was a Peter one. Warrens

9:50Rod Palmer apart. Oh, okay. Oh, okay. Yeah.

9:53Richard Greaser Yeah. He's he's at the top. Like, all all the Jewish libertarian podcasters, they, vouch for him.

10:02Rod Palmer Like Okay. Yeah. I had to listen to libertarian podcasts in a few years. Sound a little bit odd. I, I kinda I kinda I was big into libertarian podcast until probably the end of twenty twelve, like after Occupy, after the Tea Party stuff. I kinda got bored with it, I guess. I use yeah. I just libertarian podcasts are boring. I agree.

10:26Richard Greaser Yeah. I mean, they they they got completely train wrecked by Bitcoin podcasts. You know? They they'd been there podcasting, you know, all these cool ideas, and then they missed the one idea that actually could

10:44Richard Greaser promote their ideology, and they just, like, totally slept on it.

10:49Rod Palmer Yeah. That's that's what happens. I mean, once taxes start to get too expensive and once inflation starts to actually rear its head, you know, libertarians are just going to lose out because they don't have NGU libertarians don't have NGU. They don't, their podcasts don't get any more popular. Their conferences don't get any bigger. Their money's value doesn't you know, gold, you know, I could I could just put my money in, you know, the asset the stock market. You know, it's fine.

11:20Rod Palmer They don't have NGU. It's just it's it's kind of a stagnant. They don't get more votes. It's just a stagnant, ideology in terms of, you know, podcast.

11:29Richard Greaser Mhmm. Yeah. I mean, like, when you couple free markets with NGU, it's a pretty powerful thing. And the the fact that they're missing the NGU is definitely what cripples them. Like, you know, a lot of them, you know, promote, like, gold because they're a bunch of stupid boomers. But Right. Right. Gold doesn't gold doesn't have NGU.

11:52Rod Palmer NGO. One of the consequences of not adding NGO is that you have to make trade offs, just to survive. And

12:04Rod Palmer in the fiat system, people had to make woke trade offs They had to go woke, or else they didn't think they could survive for a while You know, and that's how it happened to the libertarians They had to go woke in 2024 in the election And, you know, that's why it cost him Bitcoin blockcasters Donald Trump promised the libertarians that he would nominate a libertarian for his cabinet

12:29Rod Palmer and he eventually had to take that back because he had too many Bitcoiners and Bitcoin podcasters, that he owed for helping him win because libertarians didn't help him win.

12:45Richard Greaser Yeah, I think they were expecting a libertarian podcaster.

12:50Rod Palmer But Right.

12:52Richard Greaser Yeah.

12:54Rod Palmer But, you know, this happens.

12:57Richard Greaser It is If I need to NGO. You can you can kind of, massage the the definition of what a libertarian is. You know what I mean? Because Peter's deal is he's a libertarian.

13:10Rod Palmer Right. Right. Exactly. So if you wanna say that you're a Bitcoiner and, you know, you post some some FUD on the timeline or somebody asks if they can buy you a beer or pay for a, you know, an Uber and you don't have a lightning wallet to, give them an invoice to, they're gonna know pretty quickly that that you're warping, that you're not really a Bitcoiner, but

13:38Rod Palmer you could say you're a libertarian and it's very difficult for anybody to, to determine if you're telling the truth at all.

13:47Richard Greaser Well, I'm excited for to hear what the libertarians, how they respond and they start overlapping with Bitcoin a little bit more because I really wanna hear their thoughts on Tether in the free market of stablecoins. That's something That's true.

14:04Richard Greaser I think we should demand the Mises Institute puts out. Like, I I wanna see Luke Rockwell, handful of these other, libertarian influencers, do some commentary on Tether.

14:21Rod Palmer Yeah. And, I wanna I wanna know, especially if they're the gold bug libertarians, if you if you really wanna separate money from state, how do you criticize The United States, strategic Bitcoin reserve

14:39Rod Palmer that, is going to increase our NGU next year. How do you criticize that when you cheer on governments and central banks buying gold? Why do you claim that gold is valuable because of, you know, governments and and central banks using it.

14:57Richard Greaser Doesn't that make you a hypocrite? Yeah. I'm curious to see if they start advocating for putting gold on the blockchain because there's no way to actually validate how much gold these governments have or if they have any in the first place. Right. It's like it's like

15:13Rod Palmer libertarians are praising China for buying gold or The United States for buying gold without even verifying, like, with an on chain address if that if that gold is in self custody or not. At least at least Bitcoiners know exactly how much Bitcoin the government buys and because the government has to tell you, the government has to KYC its addresses to its citizens Mhmm. Or else predator will fucking find out right away. Well, I,

15:42Richard Greaser I'm curious about this story. So, Jason Lowry has been flying drones over New Jersey. I think you've followed the story a bit closer than I have, so I'm curious what your thoughts are on that. Yeah. There's a lot of speculation

15:60Rod Palmer about what's going on over New Jersey. Some people think it's Iran some people think that it's aliens Donald Trump posted that, a picture of the drones

16:15Rod Palmer delivering McDonald's to former, New Jersey governor Chris Christie is really fast. Some people think that it's a sign up and, you know, I think what we're learning is that it's actually the U. S. Government like the state is, you know, just testing some technology,

16:36Rod Palmer testing how Americans react to that technology, and Jason Lowry is, you know, he's famous for experimenting with psyops and block, you know, he's block scripts and these other different social media spiff attacks, but now he's taken it to the sky. He's taken it to the sky as a drone commander. Yeah, it seems like,

16:59Richard Greaser from my very little research on the topic that the government has had this problem or they foresaw this problem, which is that there wasn't enough regulations around the drones,

17:14Richard Greaser right? Like individuals had way too much power to be able to do things without any real trouble.

17:25Richard Greaser And so they needed to create some sort of trouble in order to regulate. So they're just educating the market on the need for regulation. They're like, the government's really good at this. A very notable recent showcase of this

17:44Richard Greaser process was January 6 where they wanted to show that the government needed more power to to wrangle citizens and to surveil them and to, you know, do all these things,

18:01Richard Greaser in order to, you know, keep everybody safe, obviously. And so what they did, you know, people didn't believe them. They're like, we don't need to be surveilled anymore than we are. So what they did is they put a bunch of federal agents in the capital to essentially

18:20Richard Greaser cause some ruckus to educate the market. So it seems like a really smart tactic by Jason and crew at the Space Force flying these drones around.

18:32Rod Palmer How do you think he got, how do you think he planned? Why do you think he chose this particular PSIOP, excuse me, this particular strategy in New Jersey. Why do you think he did that?

18:47Richard Greaser Well, I think they were thinking you know, everybody knows that New Jersey sucks. Right? Like, people call it, America's shithole. You know what I mean? And so I think, you know, the military, they have this attitude which is, you know, if they're gonna terrorize people, let's terrorize people that

19:10Richard Greaser they don't think matter, you know? And so they're like, let's go screw with the the New Jersey people because they suck. Because they live somewhere that sucks. And so, like, they've been doing stuff like this for for generations, like, in rural America, where they, you know, go and, like, kill people's cows. You you heard about this phenomenon happening where, you know, ranchers are finding their cows dying in in very strange ways.

19:42Rod Palmer Yes. Yeah. Exactly. Yeah.

19:45Richard Greaser Yeah. So, you know, we're in Trump Trump's America. So there's been this big shift where now rural America matters again. And, they they needed a new testing ground of, you know, citizens to go abuse. And and while it doesn't look like they're damaging anybody's property, they are causing some psychological

20:12Richard Greaser discomfort for these people. And I I I think that's just, you know, what it is. They they they figured the people in New Jersey were an easy target. And, like, you you can't, like, do phenomena. So one of the important parts of a phenomenon like this for it to work well is you need to be somewhere where there's a lot of people on social media to distribute the information. And rural America,

20:39Richard Greaser a lot of these places, they don't even have cell signal. And so that's not so if you're gonna go and you're gonna terrorize people in Idaho or Wyoming or Montana or, you know, Texas, rural Texas, they there's a good chance they might not have cell phones. And so they have to go after, you know, the people living in this kinda like suburban

21:04Richard Greaser dense sprawl in New Jersey,

21:07Rod Palmer where they do have cell service for the for the maximum reach. Do you do you think that, it seems like, you know, like, dumber, like, just normies, they TikTok, the people that go viral, but people like talk to it they're just they're just kind of simpletons and they're just they're just very easy to impress and they know that putting some UFOs

21:31Rod Palmer over the, you know, the people who are like The Sopranos, they're gonna think they're gonna be like, Wow, this is aliens and this is real. So like people in like working class neighborhoods in South New Jersey, like they don't they haven't had compliance training. All of these spacecrafts, the lights, the, the flashing, the colors, the frequency and the, you know, the intensity of the lights on these craft were in full compliance with American air traffic control laws.

21:60Rod Palmer And being able to, to fool, you know, people in Washington DC or New York City with, with UFOs that were fully compliant with air traffic control, it's gonna be very difficult and people were gonna see right through that. But you got a flood neighborhood in, in South New Jersey. It's,

22:19Rod Palmer they're gonna, they're gonna think that those aliens complied. They pre comply. They're gonna actually fall for like a trick like that. Like they would think the they they would think the aliens would care about our compliance laws. So it's just it's easy to fool them and see how they react to compliance technology that's just way over their head and way outside of their comprehension.

22:41Richard Greaser Mhmm. Totally. Yeah. I mean, it was good that that Jason followed the FAA's rules. The the government doesn't always do that. They don't always follow their own rules, unfortunately.

22:54Rod Palmer That is why it is so bullish to have somebody like Jason Lowry, you know, having influence in the Pentagon is because Bitcoin fixes

23:06Rod Palmer the problems that we constantly talk about on the show about non compliance and just a poor behavior by the state and by the government. Jason, because he's a Bitcoiner, because he understands the protocol, he when he, when he does a sign up, he, he does not cut any corners. It's because he knows all eyes run. It's like if, wait, if Bitcoin has a strategic reserve instead of gold and Fort Knox, everybody knows exactly which logo and which website to go to to make sure

23:37Rod Palmer that the government's, you know, claim about how much Bitcoin they have. They they can go to mempool.com and see for themselves and and and verify that open source. And it it it fixes everything. Jason Lowry will now have so many more eyes on the the Pentagon because he's in charge of the of protecting the strategic Bitcoin reserve. People know that Jason Lowry, the info, or the sophomore author,

24:01Rod Palmer like they're gonna be paying attention and it's it's happening in El Salvador. I mean, El Salvador is, you know, they could be totally communist authoritarian state, but because Bukele has chosen Bitcoin, he can only put people in prison without trial if they really deserve it. He cannot abuse that system because so many people are paying attention though because of Bitcoin. If you're an American and you wanna go to Bitcoin Beach and buy purposes with your strike wallet, you wanna know that

24:32Rod Palmer because of Bitcoin, you can do whatever you want in El Salvador and not be punished most likely. But if somebody who's poor and they try to like, you know, if they try to do something that they deserve to go to jail, they're gonna go there for the rest of their life. They won't threaten you.

24:47Richard Greaser Totally. Yeah. I mean, like when we're looking at tactics like this, that are being employed, so, you know, a good parallel of kinda what what I think we're watching happening

25:03Richard Greaser is is 09:11, the response to 09:11. So, you know, a lot of people don't realize this or they've forgotten about it. But you used to be able to smoke on airplanes. You used to be able to, travel through airports without, you know, being groped and and

25:22Richard Greaser fried by my microwaves. And, you know, the the CIA funded groups in Al Qaeda,

25:34Richard Greaser you know, played a part in, you know, bombing these buildings in in New York, which meant that the general populace needed to be surveilled. The CIA funded, groups were the problem. They were the ones that theoretically needed to be KYC'd, but that was used as a catalyst

25:53Richard Greaser to to KYC and molest the general population. And I kinda think the same thing is happening here with the drones. Like, the drones are a part of modern warfare, today.

26:08Richard Greaser That's been, like, a big shift that's happened over the last few years. A lot of these consumer drones, can be converted, to weapons. And, you know, one thing that we know about the second amendment, is that if you're purchasing a firearm, it's very important for the government to KYC use super hard and to have a lot of restrictions and regulations.

26:32Richard Greaser The government is the one that creates the most problems with using firearms in the same way because CIA funded groups are the ones that create the most terrorism. But

26:47Richard Greaser you know, they use that as a way to to surveil you, essentially. So they wanna make sure that they can operate their drones noncompliantly, but you have to really, really walk the typewriter

27:02Rod Palmer of compliance here. Do you think that, we're gonna see an acceleration in this type of activity and behavior from how do you think that Donald Trump's going to make sure that, this stuff gets, you know, nipped in the bud right away? Yeah. I don't know. Like, I I could see,

27:24Richard Greaser red log red, what do they call it? Red flag drone laws. That's kinda what I see. Explain that. So so there's this idea with, red flag gun laws. So essentially, the state can arbitrarily choose to take somebody's firearms because they deem them as dangerous. Right? Yeah. Okay. So you take that

27:45Richard Greaser and you apply it to drones. Do

27:48Rod Palmer you think they could enforce that? How do you, I mean, if they catch a drone, how do they, how do they know that the the person operating the drone, you know, is is a non is doing it non compliantly?

28:00Richard Greaser Well, I I I think they would, so they a lot of these drones, they they track them with, serial codes. Right? And so when you get them, they're they've worked on the manufacturers so that you have to register with the FAA

28:19Richard Greaser right off the bat. So you have to be compliant to even use it. Right? And they're Internet connected. They have a serial number. They do it that way. But there's a lot of people out there that build their own drones noncompliantly that that are not registered with the FAA. Probably probably the majority of drone users are noncompliant

28:40Rod Palmer at this point. Can they do, like is that, like, Nedex with three d printing? Is he, like, three d printing drones?

28:46Richard Greaser Yeah. There's people doing that that stuff. I I think probably with the majority of them, they're just going on the Internet

28:54Rod Palmer and buying different parts and piecing it together and using, awesome stuff. I need you to do like if seed signer started making do yourself open source drones.

29:04Richard Greaser Well, I mean, that would be like a super useful thing. So, like, imagine somebody comes into your house, you know, with a wrench and you could take your hardware wallets that are attached to an open source non KYC drone and fly them to different locations so that they can't even, you know, try it. You could you could fly OpenDimes

29:28Rod Palmer over prison walls and turn on OpenDimes to, like, if you, you know, if you if one of your best friends from your meetup goes to jail for not paying their taxes, you could still drop an open dime into them in jail. And so they can buy cigarettes in jail. Mhmm. Totally.

29:43Richard Greaser Or or a phone with a custodial lightning wallet or

29:48Rod Palmer yeah. You could drop yeah. You could drop a piece of paper with your inputs so they could follow you on Nostr. They could communicate with you on Nostr Mhmm. Without being censored.

29:56Richard Greaser Yeah. So, I mean, yeah, the the compliance landscape is, is for church for sure changing. And,

30:06Rod Palmer I don't know. But I I think I wonder if we The noncompliant

30:10Richard Greaser drone community is bigger than the three d printed firearm community.

30:16Rod Palmer That's true. But we talked about something off air, earlier that I think that maybe applies here is the compliance landscape is changing. But the best way to set yourself up for success in this changing landscape is to not

30:37Rod Palmer let the government, not let the mainstream media, not let the Bitcoin podcast is you need a non Bitcoin podcast to frame the debate about what compliance is and how compliance, you know, should be, developed

30:55Rod Palmer and and be the ones that you want to be the compliance cantilever. You don't want to be the, you know, the downstream, the complier. You wanna be the one who sets the rules and creates the compliance.

31:10Rod Palmer And the best way to do that is by talking about it on Bitcoin podcasts and naming about it and posting about it online because that is where the debate is coming. Bitcoin Twitter is where the public debate happens about what happens from now on. Now that Bitcoin has won and Bitcoin is now the most important part of the government, we frame the narrative on compliance and we can say, no, okay, why, you know, it's that's where the influence happens. That's this is why everybody needs to become an influencer

31:43Rod Palmer because we have to influence policy.

31:46Richard Greaser The the key the CIA needs to be KYC'd. They they can't have special privileges. If we're gonna be KYC'd, they need to be KYC'd.

31:57Rod Palmer Right. They want to

31:59Richard Greaser KYC'd, then they need to lead lift KYC regulations on us. But Right. It I'm here And for equality in this relationship.

32:11Rod Palmer The Bitcoin is a check on power. It is not important to KYC a pleb or a Bitcoin miner with his Biddex. It is important to KYC the FBI, KYC, the CIA, KYC,

32:27Rod Palmer the DPA, KYC, the Treasury. Citizens can just log in, go to mempool.space and verify the government's activity on the chain, as long as they know, you know,

32:42Rod Palmer their addresses.

32:44Richard Greaser Yeah. I mean, like, this is part of the reason why, like, January 6 was so confusing for people is because the FBI agents that were participating in it were not KYC. And the same thing in this drone situation is, like, you know, we know it's Jason Lowry because we're journalists, but not everybody is a journalist. So, you know, these people poor people of New Jersey getting terrorized, by Jason,

33:15Richard Greaser thinking that they're looking at aliens or or Iranian drones or or who knows what. It that that's all a failure of the government failing AYC.

33:27Rod Palmer So one of the you know, on the topic of Lowry, he he he kinda segues us into this next topic, and it was a story we posted today. The CDC officially approved, listening to Adam

33:42Rod Palmer Back in podcast interviews, as an alternative to anesthesia. So if you haven't read, people are killing CEOs of insurance companies and threatening others, and and one of the reasons why is because these insurance companies are having a hard time paying their taxes. As a result, they are reducing what their coverage for

34:07Rod Palmer medical care in all the ways that they can, including, and there's multiple states that have, cut back on, you know, they would maybe pay for anesthesia for, like, the first half of surgery, but definitely not the whole surgery. So people needed cost effective alternatives

34:26Rod Palmer and listening to Adam Back on a Bitcoin podcast, puts users to sleep, at a safe enough rate, at a cheap enough rate that they can actually avoid using anesthesia and this is an amazing,

34:41Rod Palmer this is why Jason this is why Jason Long already sell effective is that Adam Back has a company called Block Street, and it it that kind that company is kind of entirely dependent. Its success and its ability to raise capital and its ability to borrow money and its ability to find talent and and employees is built on the, you know, belief that Adam Backney, he might be Satoshi

35:06Rod Palmer or at least was involved with Satoshi somehow. But it's very difficult for him to to talk about this and to market his his business without putting everybody to sleep. But Jason Lowry wrote an entire book called Softwar and it's kind of a romantic

35:27Rod Palmer novella dedicated to the beauty of the HashCash algorithm that was written by Adam Back, in his earlier CypherPot days and used to prevent people from posting NFT scams in his, in his favorite group chats. He kinda filtered that out by making them, you know, buy electricity before they shared a meme with a friend.

35:52Rod Palmer And and Jason Lowry found that, and he well, Pioton found this so beautiful that he invented Bitcoin and, gave Adam Back credit for inventing Bitcoin. So now everybody thinks Adam Back is Satoshi because, he inspired Peter Todd, and Jason Lowry is now doing that with at a much larger scale. He is

36:13Rod Palmer telling Adam Beck's story and how brilliant he is at writing algorithms and coding, C plus plus that, you know, he's creating

36:24Rod Palmer a he's so good at it that he's gonna protect America from World War III and that's what self war is all about. Like, if you have enough of Adam Back's algorithms, you can basically

36:36Richard Greaser control the world and and end war. Yeah. I've yet to read the book. I, got it queued up to to read.

36:44Rod Palmer It's on my list. And It is it is essentially yeah. It is essentially. And I think it was, Rob Hamilton who told me this, or maybe it was Troy Cross, but he said that software is essentially a a letter to time stamping

37:02Rod Palmer and for people who really just are fascinated by digital time stamps and the power of digital time stamps, that's what software is all about.

37:12Richard Greaser Yeah. I think there's a lot of people that were on the fence on whether they should actually read the book or not. Right? Like, Jason kinda had his heyday last cycle and then he disappeared for a little bit and then he came back and people are like, okay. Do we actually need to to read this book or not? If if Kamala had won the selection, it probably would have been very relevant. You know what I mean? But, you know,

37:40Richard Greaser Trump is getting back in. So, like, he he's the guy that that started this the Space Force. Right? Right. That's true.

37:48Rod Palmer He's made, orange berets he made orange berets possible.

37:53Richard Greaser Totally. Yeah, he made yeah. So he started the Space Force and he's kind of a Bitcoin plat. He's about to announce

38:05Richard Greaser the Bitcoin strategic reserve And that all looks super bullish for Jason Lowry and which is part of the reason why I think he is all excited to to run these drone swarms around New Jersey. But, like he feels emboldened. He feels like he's in a power position and that means he's gonna be on a lot of podcasts this cycle, I think.

38:29Rod Palmer Do you worry about Jason Lowry's popularity and the fame that's probably going to go to his head. And I mean, if he's on the podcast circuit, in the next year or so, there's going to be a lot

38:46Rod Palmer of women in Bitcoin who are going to see you know, an orange pill man in uniform and they're gonna be throwing their attention at him. Do you worry that that will distract any? He's gonna have a huge responsibility of defending America's cold storage Bitcoin from North Korean hackers.

39:06Richard Greaser Yeah. I mean, that's a very serious threat vector.

39:12Rod Palmer Do you think that Anchor Watch is gonna try to get the, the contract to it be the insurance on the strategic Bitcoin reserve?

39:22Richard Greaser I doubt it. I think it's all going through Coinbase. Right? Oh, that's right. So it's gonna be Brian Armstrong. So so Brian Armstrong is essentially The United States,

39:33Rod Palmer security model. Do you think that they will keep it at Coinbase or do you think they will, a, keep it at Bakkt? Because Trump's gonna buy back the, the crypto liquidity provider or are they going to, you know, Trump has already said that we may annex Canada and make it, the fifty first state. Do you think that that is a sly roundabout way of acquiring the rights

39:60Rod Palmer to cold card So, NVK cannot sue President Trump. Donald Trump's warfare is over. He's not gonna put up with warfare and then he could acquire the rights to input all America's strategic Bitcoin or zero on the cold card.

40:14Richard Greaser Well, I think the move to try and annex Canada is probably less about cold card and more about trying to acquire all the Canadian Bitcoin podcasters because there's quite a few of them. Right?

40:29Rod Palmer That's what I think is my base case. I think that there's a lot of value, and Trump said he wants to make, Bitcoin podcasts in America, but there are some very good Bitcoin podcasts in Canada, and we need to acquire those.

40:45Richard Greaser The the biggest YouTube Bitcoin YouTube channel is BTC Sessions, and he's Canadian. So there's that. There's the Canadian Bitcoin podcast. They the country has their own conference. There's Slide Goomba.

41:01Rod Palmer There's the Boomer. Boomer.

41:06Richard Greaser Does Boomer have a podcast?

41:08Rod Palmer No. Boomer, Boomer's he's a bigger fan of Podkoff, but, I mean, you know, he, he does think Lynn Alden is hot, so he, that would be really good cultural assimilation, because a lot of the Canadian podcasters know that Lynn Alden is hot. Totally. And

41:26Rod Palmer I just realized we kill, this would kill two birds with one stone. So The United States would get two things that they want most, which is they want the Canadian Bitcoin podcasters and they want to tetherize Canada because Canada's

41:43Rod Palmer currency is failing. They got to a 100 ks way before us. And Trump is not gonna let that happen again. Donald Trump is never gonna if Donald Biden let Canada get to a 100 ks before The United States, Donald Trump is not going to let Canada get to $1,000,000 before The United States. So he's gonna tetherize Canada before he before he pumps Bitcoin to a million.

42:07Richard Greaser Mhmm. Yeah. That's a good point. I mean, it seems like a a smart strategic move. Like, you you look at the places with the highest concentrations of Bitcoin podcasters. Bringing Canada

42:23Richard Greaser under The US Empire's, umbrella would be really kind of centralizing.

42:33Richard Greaser It I I guess, like, one of the things that I'm looking for this cycle so, you know, we we see these videos of these Chinese, influencing warehouses. You know what I'm talking about? Where they they have all the Yeah. Right. That could pose a serious threat. So I'm not sure what the US government's,

43:00Richard Greaser plan is to defend against that because they don't have the infrastructure that the Chinese do to be able to spin up potentially thousands of Bitcoin podcasts instantly if they want to. What do you think?

43:17Rod Palmer You know, China was a very major focal point in importance to Bitcoin, especially the Bitcoin price and to the control of Tether. In, you know, the 2017

43:31Rod Palmer cycle up until, you know, 2021 and they still are very important, you know, relatively speaking, but they've lost a lot of ground and they've lost a lot of influence, but most importantly, for all we know,

43:48Rod Palmer they've lost out on a lot of Bitcoin podcasts. They don't have access to as many, I don't know and maybe they do. Maybe there are Bitcoin podcasts in China that we can't, you know, listen to or maybe they're considering them differently. However, I think that there's more in The United States, more hours and they're not hearing them. How do they match up? How can they spin up a Bitcoin podcast in The United States or, you know, millions of them

44:15Rod Palmer and people would not know that this is way behind. Like they're these these guys have not listened to enough hours of Bitcoin podcast. They don't know what they're talking about. Well, if there's one thing I know about Chinese people is they oftentimes

44:29Richard Greaser work significantly harder than, you know, Western, folks. So if and this is something like, why is it so important, to listen to forty hours of Bitcoin podcasts a week? Is because there's a Chinese person out there that's willing to listen to eighty hours

44:50Richard Greaser of Bitcoin podcasts a week. And they haven't started yet, but, you know, just because you might have the lead in hours listened right now doesn't mean that there's not somebody, you know, trying to catch you.

45:06Rod Palmer Right. So that that that raises a really important point. Do you know, Donald Trump has, you know, he's he's promised to put a lot of tariffs on China.

45:22Rod Palmer And if if Donald Trump put tariffs on Bitcoin podcasts and

45:32Rod Palmer mining, for example, and China started listening to their own Bitcoin podcasts and they started listening to eighty hours a week on 1.5 speed.

45:43Rod Palmer You know, that would probably show you hash rate is correlated to hours that Bitcoin podcasts consume. If China started to lap us and double and triple our efforts, they could potentially grow the hash rate in their favor and grow the hours listed. I mean, there's billions of Chinese people.

46:03Rod Palmer If they're listening to eighty hours a week, they're gonna outnumber us. Yeah. It's gonna be interesting. I mean, like, all the podcasting gear

46:10Richard Greaser is made in China, right, As well as all the the Bitcoin miners. So they're they're really the they're sitting on all the infrastructure. So it could be really problematic. Like, you know, we if we go into a bull market and Americans cannot buy podcasting gear,

46:34Richard Greaser because the Chinese choose to, you know, retaliate to Trump's tariffs on podcast, that could be pretty detrimental.

46:45Rod Palmer I mean, think about it this way. I think they've already started attacking. If they haven't, I haven't seen any evidence yet of them attacking Bitcoin podcast equipment, but I have seen them going after Bitcoin podcast listener equipment.

47:02Rod Palmer They are blowing up AirPods every time Sly Goomba listens to Bitcoin podcasts. His his his AirPods break and he can't listen to them anymore, and he has to go out and he has to buy new headphones every time he wants to listen to Bitcoin podcasts.

47:19Rod Palmer I think the Chinese are sabotaging it. They don't they're trying to make it harder and more expensive for you to listen to Bitcoin podcasts.

47:26Richard Greaser Totally. Like, I I almost think that we need to set up a fund essentially, to get people like Goomba the the proper equipment to listen to podcasts. Like, it it's almost like a charity. Like, you know, we could, imagine, like,

47:43Richard Greaser if we took a portion of the podcast or the fountain boost, and it's, like, kinda like when you go to a grocery store where they're, like, round up a dollar to donate to, like, this kid that can't afford food, and you you click no. But in this case, it's actually, like, a compelling argument, which is

48:06Richard Greaser instead of, like, feeding hungry kids, you're essentially, getting the proper equipment to feed hungry minds.

48:18Rod Palmer Yeah. You know, something I've noticed, and maybe we should do a very highly credentialed research analysis report on this, but it's hard for me to find an exception.

48:32Rod Palmer Countries that are on the USDT standard have or correlated with having access to Bitcoin podcasts.

48:43Rod Palmer If you live in a country with on the USDT Tether standard, you are more likely to have access to the Bitcoin podcast hours that you need to succeed in life and to be able to afford your taxes. So it seems like Donald Trump understands this whether intuitively or not

49:01Rod Palmer and is trying to spread the USDT standard across the globe to give people in the global South, to give people in developing nations and western industrialized nations access to the Bitcoin podcasts hours that they need to fix their, you know,

49:20Rod Palmer to fix their countries. For sure. China does not have that right now. So they are right now behind, but they could catch up quickly.

49:28Richard Greaser Yeah. Well, I I will say the The US definitely has first mover advantage here. Absolutely. Well, before we get into the found booths, did you wanna talk about the Bugles?

49:44Rod Palmer Oh, yeah. Of course. If you if you haven't seen or you haven't heard about the bugles, you can go to our Twitter page at bitcoin underscore bugle and you can see the pinched tweet. The bugles

49:59Rod Palmer was a it is long overdue that, Bitcoin podcasts and Bitcoin podcasters are recognized and celebrated

50:10Rod Palmer for the important content that they create. It's the most important content being created in the world right now. We're just talking about how important they are. Countries may be going to war, at least trade wars, to proliferate and protect Bitcoin podcasts And, you know, the CIA

50:32Rod Palmer was able to gain I mean, it was so movies, cinema, film, Hollywood was so important for the last generation. It shaped culture around the world. It shaped attitudes about democracy around the world, and the CIA knew that, and they got that stuff everywhere. And one of the ways that they reinforced its value was to create an awards show called the, the Academy Awards. And they would give Oscar trophies to the best actors and the best movies and the best, you know, the CIA's most productive and most talented employees would get the recognition they deserved

51:08Rod Palmer for the content they created. That was really, you know, it was, it was shaping policy around the world and culture around the world. And we need to do that for Bitcoin podcasters because we are the next, we are the Vanguard. We are the Avant garde. We are the, we are the noobers, the influencers of history, and we need to recognize the Bitcoin podcasters who we're separating this this culture from state It's no longer the CIA who's in control

51:38Rod Palmer of the world economy and culture. It is Bitcoin podcasters and Bitcoiners in a decentralized fashion, and we need to reward and record. So we're gonna have a show it's called the Butils. It's going to be live streamed in January. There's going to be real trophies. It's going to be real nominations, real winners. It's going to be a real production. It's going to be awesome. And it's going to be the best Bitcoin podcast award show ever. And we're the perfect people to do it because we are the only credentialed journalists in Bitcoin and if you are going to recognize the best Bitcoin podcast or the best Bitcoin podcaster, the most important

52:18Rod Palmer category in the world, it's gotta be from somebody with credentials that makes that decision and tells you who which podcast is the most valuable. And that's what we're gonna do. We hope you tune it and you should check it out. If you wanna if you're a Bitcoin podcaster or a Bitcoin podcast listener

52:36Rod Palmer who wants to contribute to this and be a part of this historical orange peeling event, reach out to us wherever you communicate with us on the intellectual silk road

52:51Rod Palmer and, let us know how you would like to get involved because we're, this is going to be a, open source, you know, it's going to be open source, like the, cold card. Ultimately I get to make the decisions because, you know, or we get to make the decisions because we're the founders, but you can definitely be, you can definitely review and give your opinions.

53:15Richard Greaser Yeah. I mean, seeing as Bitcoin has won, it's important for Bitcoin podcasters to pat themselves on the back. And so I think this is just an opportunity to do that. Like, there there's not enough credit that we give ourselves for the role that we've played in shaping human history. And that's why this award show is so important.

53:38Rod Palmer Right It's easy to take for granted All the hard work we do making Bitcoin podcasts and listening to Bitcoin podcasts and it's easy to get so caught up in it that you've forget

53:53Rod Palmer to step back and appreciate how important you are and how ethical and how smart and how right for everybody else you were about the most important technology in human history

54:08Rod Palmer and Bitcoin podcasters don't give themselves enough credit, don't talk about their wins enough, and, so they deserve it. We're going to give them credit.

54:19Richard Greaser Yep. I mean, the CIA has patted themselves on the back very enthusiastically with the Golden Globes for a while.

54:30Rod Palmer The Academy Awards, the Emmys, the Grammys, the Golden Globes, all of those. If the CIA gets five or six or seven award shows, Bitcoiners deserve one and if Bitcoiners deserve an award show, they deserve it to be thrown by the bugle. I mean, who else would throw it?

54:51Rod Palmer Exactly. Odkov? Nobody's gonna watch that. Yeah.

54:56Richard Greaser Yeah. I'm very excited about it. Well, we'll keep everybody posted about what's going on with that. Yeah. But like Rod said, if you wanna be a part of it in some way, just reach out to us, and we'll discuss, potential options. Alright. Fountain boost.

55:16Richard Greaser Miss HoddleNet is back with the first boost for 20,000 sats. She says, sorry. Took a week off last week. Life's been crazy. Found a new guy who treats me right unlike Ron. Wow.

55:33Rod Palmer Miss Alma, I I hope this is the end of our current chapter I'm sure we'll have a bull market chapter, but I'm happy for you I'm glad I hope this person, keeps you out of my hair I got the people's to worry

55:51Richard Greaser about. Well, I think this kinda brings up an interesting concern, which is if this cycle is really the cycle everybody gets a significant other, boyfriend or girlfriend.

56:08Richard Greaser How do you prevent that relationship from taking away from your ability to listen to Bitcoin podcast? Yeah. Exactly.

56:19Rod Palmer You want a relationship that is conducive to you listening to as many hours of Bitcoin podcast as possible, but at least forty hours a week. And if you are in a relationship where you're arguing, there's drama,

56:36Rod Palmer fighting, you know, games, those are taking away from your time of listening to Bitcoin blog test. And so, the more hours you have to listen, the more healthy your relationship is. Well, do you mean

56:53Rod Palmer miss Halabah did not add a healthy relationship. It was just, it was draw.

56:59Richard Greaser Do you suggest listening to Bitcoin podcasts with your significant other? Like, on Friday night for date night, you get a nice bottle of Pony Lane wine from Ben Jossman. You

57:16Richard Greaser might play, like, Hire by Creed to get in the mood, and then you listen to a Lynn Alden podcast to to kinda get steamy. You know what I mean? Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I mean,

57:30Rod Palmer listen, this the kind of Bitcoin podcast that girls listen to, you know, look, you know, they they they might wanna listen to Shinobi because they think he's hot, but they might not necessarily like, you know, some of the more alpha based big blind podcasts like Uncoverable Misfits. You don't have to listen to all of the same podcasts, but there should be a few rock solid podcasts that both of you enjoy whether it's like you said, What Bitcoin Did it, but, you know, especially with Lynn Alden is on or,

58:01Rod Palmer you know, some other one. It's trying to have at least one that you listen to together every week and, you know, when you come home from, from work every day, you know, use, use the latest news from Dennis Porter and Dennis Porter's latest announcements to, you know, kind of discuss those and, Hey, did you see what Dennis Porter,

58:21Rod Palmer reported about Texas? Or did you do what happened on spaces? And you can kind of use that to get on the same page and come stay in sync. But you don't have to, you know, you can, you can have your own podcast and you should definitely listen to something together. Oh, the family that listens to Bitcoin podcast together stays together, I think is probably a way to sum it up.

58:40Richard Greaser Well, thanks for the boost. I mean, good luck with your relationship. I I don't think getting in a relationship is an excuse not to listen to podcasts, miss Huddlenut. That's a pretty shitty excuse to me. Yeah. But glad you're back.

58:53Rod Palmer Yeah. And don't please don't be like Haley or Eric. This is me, Haley. And, being someone who may arrow guy and stop listening to Bitcoin podcast. Really hate to see waste your life that way. But anyways, thank you. Like like you said, next one is from Open Mic 7707

59:11Rod Palmer SaaS. Google Wild High Club check-in, hitting forty hours from 30,000 feet by listening to Bitcoin pod in flight to Bitcoin events. Hell, yeah, dude. That is that is how you know that's how you know you made it. You listen to Bitcoin podcast. You're traveling through time and space to different Bitcoin nodes,

59:33Rod Palmer you know, on the map. That's, that is what that's that's a medium of a low time preference.

59:41Richard Greaser Well, I think Open Mic is, when he sent that boost was traveling to is it Austin where this fountain event's happening with Toonster? Oh, yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. The big,

59:53Rod Palmer the big event there. One it's, like, South by Southwest or something, but, like, at Sats by Southwest.

1:00:01Richard Greaser Yeah. The one where I think Ainsley Costello. Oh, yeah. Performing. Adam Curry, I think is there too. Yeah, it's like a live music event. So I mean, how fucking cool is it to be able to listen to the Beagle Weekly,

1:00:21Richard Greaser participate in the value for value economy while also going to build the value for value music economy? I would give I would give an open mic a That sounds way better than going to a Diddy party to be in the Grammy Awards

1:00:37Rod Palmer in, Fiat music. That's what I would say. I would also, when you're there in Austin, if you see Oscar or any of the decision makers at Fountain, you should tell them that people are saying

1:00:52Rod Palmer that that Fountain should livestream the the bugles. So, you know, that's what people are saying. I just, you know, hope they hear it. I'd be here. Love love fountain.

1:01:04Richard Greaser But South SaaS by Southwest looks do. It'd be very cool to livestream the beagle's on fountain. I imagine we're probably gonna be using Zap. Stream. Might as well use Tunester as well Yeah. If if, open mic's open to it. I know it's not like necessarily a live music performance, but we're discussing having some live music performances.

1:01:27Rod Palmer Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Why now I'm looking and, says by myself, it's live streaming right now for Austin, Texas. So it's going on. So tomorrow, if you hear this and you're interested, you should go, the fountain, you know, social media channels or go on the app and

1:01:45Rod Palmer there's probably some replays here or some videos, but, it looks pretty cool. Looks pretty it looks like it's it looks better than a Bitcoin magazine livestream. I'll tell you that. Alright. Yeah. Good. Definitely. Yeah. Better than

1:01:56Richard Greaser a PodConf Yeah. Live stream picture. Well, thank you for the boost, open mic. I love hearing about the Beagle Mile Hut Club. That's super dope. Next boost is from our good friend, We All Eat, for 5,421

1:02:16Richard Greaser sats. And, they say, Beagle influences me so much. I can't think for myself and absolutely need Dickie and Roddy to tell me what I need to do. Lin Alden is hot.

1:02:30Richard Greaser We must comply, and I love first responders. Thank you for your sacrifice.

1:02:35Rod Palmer Yeah. At the, at the beginning of the show, we're talking about why Jason Lowry chose New Jersey to fly the drones. It's because, you know, it is because of people like We All Eat. Like that season, New Jersey. So that's why they chose that place. I don't know if We All Eat's in New Jersey. That's interesting. No, I'm not saying he's in New Jersey. Maybe he is. I was just saying, that's what people in New Jersey are kind of like. It's like that's the kind of fountain boost they leave.

1:03:03Richard Greaser Well, I'm excited. I think we're gonna have, We All Eat on the Wednesday show here pretty soon. I'm excited for that one.

1:03:12Rod Palmer Yeah, I'm sure. He is, yeah, he's apparently he really has a crush on Michelle weekly. So he's gonna hopefully be able to send this to her and hopefully she likes it or something like that. I can't remember.

1:03:26Richard Greaser Yeah. This girl on spaces got him trapped.

1:03:30Rod Palmer Yeah. Girls on spaces, there's a whole song about it. Can you can you sing a little bit of it? She's got a cold car. She's got a cold car, block clock, and hates KYC. And the badge on her blouse means she's not right for me. Oh, yeah. When they did was finally up and the truth was revealed, she was just another fed and Chet was the yield. Oh, yeah.

1:03:53Richard Greaser Well, cool.

1:03:54Rod Palmer The next one we got, yeah, is old friend of the show. Haven't seen him in a few weeks or maybe I just forgot. Orange Mart five thousand sets. Merry Christmas. Are you gonna have time over the holidays to,

1:04:11Rod Palmer to get back in place in more Orange Mart?

1:04:16Richard Greaser Probably not, unfortunately.

1:04:18Rod Palmer Maybe next year, the Bugles can take place in Orange Mart.

1:04:23Richard Greaser Well, we need to do something in the Orange Mart eventually. That's probably been one of my biggest shortcomings is that I I did take a tour of the Orange Mart, but that's about as far as I've gone. I've yet to do an event or a podcast podcast in there, which I think is one of the coolest ways

1:04:46Richard Greaser you can actually use the orange mark. And what they built is to kinda use their ability of having a video game character as as an avatar or something.

1:04:59Rod Palmer And, you know, if you listen to our episode with SlyGamba, one of the reasons that people need to buy Bitcoin is so they can afford to play video games and sometimes that, you know, Orange Mart

1:05:12Rod Palmer isn't you don't have to pay $70 like you have to do for Call of Duty, but you have to, you have to pay with your time and it's, you have to have a lower time preference, but it's worth it. I'm bullish on Orangebartz.

1:05:25Richard Greaser It's a really cool thing that they built. It's a very cool thing. It's cool when people build things. Do you know what I mean? Next boost is from our good friend Pies for what thousand says says LFG with, like, seven or eight exclamation points,

1:05:45Richard Greaser forty hours plus with only five exclamation points. Good job. This guy's doing the work.

1:05:55Rod Palmer Yeah. Not only does this guy listen to, like, eighty hours of Bitcoin podcast per week, I think he also works construction and he smokes a lot of cigarettes and he drinks a lot of beer and he's still that enthusiastic

1:06:11Rod Palmer that many exclamation points. He's got that much energy. That man is an animal. He is dude, he's got, he's fucking alpha as fuck. Pies is probably our most alpha, follower. I think that's probably hands down, but, thanks Pies. And,

1:06:29Rod Palmer honestly, we need to figure out a way to give you an award at the Bugles. I agree. Wise

1:06:37Richard Greaser wise is definitely

1:06:39Rod Palmer The other day, Arizona and Huddle said that, energy drinks were a shitcoin, and I thought, you know, that's really annoying, Arizona and all is annoying but,

1:06:52Rod Palmer people who are builders, they need energy drinks because it's, you know, it's a lot of effort but I think I think whatever. I just need whatever Pies is on because if I don't think I will need energy drinks if I had Pies is on. I think he's just bullish.

1:07:05Richard Greaser I think he just need to be bullish. Like, people people need to be more bullish. They they're they've been way too accustomed to being bears.

1:07:16Rod Palmer And bears vibrating the way that needed. That's why so many people are so sleepy right now. They're sleeping on Bitcoin, they're sleeping on Dennis Porter and they're sleeping on the bull market that's coming. Yeah, it's time to come out of hibernation. That's for sure. Pius also hit us again with a 100 sats, in the he'd get the normal, beer, mushroom, and cigarette and veggie. But, so, yeah. Thank you for that base as well, Pius. I mean, he came back and he misses the forty hours Bitcoin podcast and he comes back to the podcast he listened to during that week, and he has time to to calm it and leave boost different days. It's awesome. The guy has I I I I can't say enough about it. The next one is from PoloChronic

1:07:54Rod Palmer 1,001 sets, Just left the the base pits. Hell yeah, man. I don't know if that's an acronym for something else in in, in cryptography and Bitcoin, but if it's just normal

1:08:09Rod Palmer lady milkers, couldn't, couldn't think of a better thing to say.

1:08:15Richard Greaser It could also be male milkers. So seed oil enjoyers

1:08:20Rod Palmer tend to grow tits. Not oil sales now.

1:08:23Richard Greaser Probably probably not. They're probably, thinking about things on a Bitcoin standard. Hell yeah. Well, I'm about to piss my pants. Let's blast through the last of these. The user is just at, and they say,

1:08:42Richard Greaser oh, well, if you click on it, their username says, inc Morpock on Noster. Laughing, emojis, Al Qaeda,

1:08:56Richard Greaser democracy. Love it. Keep up the sarcasm. I don't I don't have any I don't know. I don't understand the reference to to sarcasm. I mean, the the CIA has funded Al Qaeda since the beginning. They continue to, and it's obviously done for democracy because

1:09:16Richard Greaser they they only do things for democracy. Right? It's good for the economy. Next boost from user 43417785 for 555

1:09:33Richard Greaser sets says, thank you for summarizing the news for us. No problem. BTC onboard, 300 sets, couple emojis, the lightning fire 100 emoji. That that's it that I have, for the boost on my side. You got any response to those last three I just read off real quick?

1:09:59Rod Palmer No. No. No. I think, if anybody, thinks that Bitcoin podcasters like us are being sarcastic in our content, they need to listen a little bit more and take it a little bit more seriously. But, but thank you for the boost anyway. I think that,

1:10:16Rod Palmer maybe we're we're a little too thermal. It's it's you're just not used to listening to journalists like us if you if you're coming from the mainstream media. So maybe it's like sometimes it can be a little bit difficult to interpret, but I think if you keep listening, you'll realize that, we're very serious

1:10:33Richard Greaser Totally. Well, you got any closing thoughts before we wrap this up?

1:10:37Rod Palmer Man, if we, we got one or two episodes before Christmas, right at, if I don't talk to you, if you don't listen to us before Christmas,

1:10:49Rod Palmer have a merry Christmas Or to help as many family members as you can. We're about to go to the moon, and the bull market's coming fast. So you're running out of time to convince your grandma

1:11:01Richard Greaser to get on the, to get on zero. Well, thank you for to everyone who tuned in and boosted this episode, and we'll catch you later.

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