0:02Richard Greaser There will be days when you wake up with a feeling of dread. A feeling that the fight you've been fighting is not worth continuing. I know this feeling. You feel alone, isolated and tired. An ember trying to stay lit, propagating signal in an ocean of influencers who use open mouth thumbnails on YouTube.

0:34Richard Greaser The forces of PodCon for daunting, they all repeat the same narratives and will turn on you in a moment if you do not comply with their endless purity tests. But random acts of noncompliance are occurring constantly. There are whole armies of disaffected individuals that are choosing to use their brains. You may not know they exist, but they are out there. They are waking up.

1:04Richard Greaser Even the smallest act of noncompliance undermines those who seek to control Every non KYC cigarette transaction, every value for value lightning transaction, every decision to do what's in your own best interest pushes the needle.

1:24Richard Greaser Remember this, the need to dominate and control others is desperate and is unnatural. Keeping people brainwashed takes constant effort. It eventually breaks and falls apart because their status is brutal.

1:41Richard Greaser Oppression of the human mind is not an act of strength, but a weakness and insecurity. Remember and know this, you may have felt like you've been screaming into the void, posting the dankest memes only to have big accounts steal them and get massive engagement. You may not be getting the recognition you deserve, but the revolution isn't about engagement.

2:07Richard Greaser It is about being unique, being original, being the individual that seeks to provide value instead of siphoning in a way from others. The revolution is about having self respect. Spark up a cigarette. Let your fire burn.

2:23Richard Greaser Their control is crumbling. Only you own your mind. Stand tall because your time has come. I will see you on the intellectual silk road.

2:41Rod Palmer Welcome back to Bugle Weekly. Summertime, as many of you may know, Friday, May 16, Moody's credit agency downgraded

2:54Rod Palmer United States credit rating from AAA to a a one, marking the third and final domino to fall in the

3:07Rod Palmer the three horse no. The credit agencies. The first one, of course, S and P downgraded The United States from triple a to double a plus in 2011. And then Fitch downgraded The United States credit rating in August 2023.

3:25Rod Palmer They also lowered it from double a plus from triple a. Yeah. So Friday was Moody's, and the reason that you know, the the other credit agencies, they cited the rising debt, unsustainable fiscal policy, but Moody's cited,

3:41Rod Palmer something different. Moody cited nothing stops this train by Lynn Alden in her thesis for the fact that, you know, nothing stops this liquidity train, something that she has made famous And this is why the the Trump administration,

3:59Rod Palmer the White House, is now scrambling to ban the credit agencies from listening to Lynn Alden Podcasts or following her tweets, Richard. This is a big, this is a big moment in USDT in the dollars, you know,

4:14Rod Palmer fall from the reserve currency to realizing that Bitcoin has already won. Where, how are you thinking about what this means to the economy?

4:26Richard Greaser This is a huge moment. I know the Trump administration is pretty upset about this. They're taking a little bit personally. Trump considers himself an expert when dealing with debt. That's how he's become very successful as he's leveraged debt. He knows how to leverage debt. And so I think he's kind of taken it to an affront. And I've been

4:49Richard Greaser hearing murmurs that he is considering banning these credit agencies, essentially pulling all the federal funding for them if they listen to Lynn Alden interviews. Interesting enough, the Bitcoin conference decided for the first time ever to give Lynn

5:09Richard Greaser this is actually kind of astounding that she didn't have this opportunity before. But for the first time ever, she's getting a keynote speech on the main stage. I think they relegated her to, panel positions prior to this.

5:25Rod Palmer Yeah. They forced her to they forced her to share the stage with Shinobi, and she has finally gotten the main stage. Which,

5:33Richard Greaser you know, Maggie did a very interesting article last week about Bitcoin Magazine's, quote, unquote, women problem. There's a deep dive looking at the fall in percentage of, women speakers. And I'd like to take credit for the reason that Lynn

5:53Richard Greaser is speaking in the keynote stage. I think also at the Bugle, we have pointed out to the world the objective reality that Lyn Alden is hot. Her her brand, her her relevancy is only continuing to grow as people are are coming to this realization that she is peak standard for women,

6:15Richard Greaser beauty standards. And I think the meme overpowered Bitcoin magazine's, alleged anti women speaker

6:27Rod Palmer policy. Yeah, this is, this is huge. And like I said, we do wanna take credit, but we don't wanna take credit away from Lin Alden. Lin Alden has earned this, or, you know, earned this speech, earned this, privilege. She's putting the proof of work and yeah, it's it's, but we do want to just, just kind of say like,

6:53Rod Palmer you know, it's been great to achieve this together, Lin Alden and the Bugle I think this is a really big win for both of us Probably a bigger win for the Bugle but it's, you know, it's relative speaking so that's huge and what the, the, the Trump administration is earning some pushback,

7:14Rod Palmer and taking some criticism for, word got out that they have subpoenaed the X platform done by Elon Musk and they wanted to have data on anyone who might be working at the credit agencies, might not be a US citizen, who is liking Nothing Stops Us Train videos and Nothing Stops Us Train tweets on Twitter, on YouTube.

7:38Rod Palmer And they they wanted to target and intimidate potentially send, ICE, with some Solana token snitches, or at least remove federal funding from these credit if the federal government's going to pay a credit agency to rate them,

7:58Rod Palmer they should get AAA ratings. If they're paying for a service and the in that that agent ratings agency is letting their employees listen to live all day and say that nothing stops the strain and get that, that get in the way of doing their job of giving the, The US a AAA rating. They shouldn't get federal funding for that. And I think it's, I think it is, fair to withhold that. Totally.

8:22Richard Greaser Yeah. You don't you don't bite the hand that feeds you. And I just wanna clarify. When I say the bugle takes credit for it, we didn't lift Lynn above where she was. All we did is we just objectively reported the news on her when many other platforms weren't. There are very few platforms that were brave enough to stand up in a sea of orange cells

8:47Richard Greaser that are angry and they're they're jealous that a woman is smarter than them and say Lynn Alden is hot. But we did. We were one we were the only news agency that was willing to report that objective reality. And I this is a growing trend I see over and over again, you know, where Podkoff controls these narratives. People are afraid to stand up and just state the obvious. They're afraid to state the obvious. They just they're they're too sad on repeating what everybody else is talking about.

9:19Richard Greaser They're too afraid of rocking the boat. They're too afraid of losing their sponsors. And this is the importance of of credentials. This is the importance of integrity. This is the importance of journalists that smoke cigarettes. If you wanna see a bright future where Lynn Alden has it is it's bigger than Lynn Alden. But yeah. Anyways, it it is very interesting. So the Trump administration's upset. They are, I'm curious to see I don't think they're gonna torpedo Orange label to see who bought a Lynn Alden's hot t shirt. But if you wanna buy a Lynn Alden

9:56Richard Greaser is hot t shirt, there's probably not a good idea if you work for Moody's, but go over to omensglobal.co.

10:03Rod Palmer Those are pretty cool. Don't don't wear a Lin Alden is hot, t shirt to the Fitch summer cookout on July 4 where everybody brings their family. They, they have some corporate us government sponsored fireworks. Yeah, don't, I wouldn't wear it there, but I guess it's, I guess the real question and

10:25Rod Palmer I'm curious what you think is they've they're trying to ban, that content in the creative agencies but is it too late? I mean, but nothing stops this train meme,

10:38Rod Palmer is it's it's spread throughout the culture. There's no way of getting around it anymore. It's it's you would you would have to actively pretend, you'd have to lie at work and say you didn't, you know,

10:52Richard Greaser you didn't hear it. It's Lindy. When Alden is is hard is Lindy.

10:57Rod Palmer It's going mainstream, folks. But what about, I mean, what about nothing stops his train? Because that's what the real that's what the real battle is over, is nothing stops his train meme. Well, I kinda see them Is it two way? I

11:09Richard Greaser see them as one and the same, you know, because when when somebody says, Lin Alden's hot, they're essentially saying, Nothing stops his train. When somebody says, Nothing stops his train, they're essentially saying, Lin Alden's hot. That's true. So it's it's you it is un it is censorship resistant signal

11:27Rod Palmer about the future of the debt you know the credit US credit status and if nothing stops this train, that means that, you know, the, this current status could go from gradually to suddenly and then retarded. Like it could, it can happen any moment. And it's just going to lead to a lot of volatility. We're already seeing a lot of volatility in markets. We're seeing a lot of volatility

11:50Rod Palmer in the culture and another rupture, another, you know, manifestation of that has popped up again this week in the sats versus bits to date. It looks like Jack Dorsey is leading the charge, to change sats to bits. And they they think that,

12:10Rod Palmer well, what do you think they think? Because I have my opinion and I, you know, I I have my rant about this, but you have a more practical, tactical explanation for this. So what you know, what's your take on this debate?

12:25Richard Greaser I I think anytime that you're trying to change Bitcoin from the premise that people are too retarded to understand it, it's a stupid argument. Because the expectation shouldn't be to water things down for what retarded people. The the expectation should be for them to not be retarded at the end of the day. And so the argument around changing SaaS to biz

12:49Richard Greaser is that these boomers that don't know how to use their iPhones like, when BPIs go in to talk to when they're going to comment ping pong to talk to these politicians and orange pill them, they don't get it because it's sad Sass instead of bits. And and Dorsey, you know, having spent a lot of time at Comet Ping Pong,

13:11Richard Greaser you know, he he has this understanding. And so he's trying to he's trying to change the language. But the the problem is, you know, many many of us have been orange pilling boomers for a while. And we've gotten these boomers to understand SaaS. They

13:26Rod Palmer we don't wanna reex And it wasn't easy. It's this wasn't easy. It's not like it just came naturally. We had to explain that SATs met Satoshis, and it was, you know, a 100,000,000 to one, so it's a little bit more difficult to keep up with. It's not just as natural. It was, it took a lot of work, a lot of free sats from, Hey, check out this new lighting wallet that I heard about on the Bitcoin podcast. If you're you, you can send me sats. It took a lot of us and we, yes, we just got over winning that battle.

14:02Rod Palmer And now we have to go and tell them that it's it's changed again. This is they don't like change. They want a more they don't want so much volatility in the nomenclature. Yeah. It's

14:14Richard Greaser yeah. I mean, we we had to like, boomers, they don't understand numbers as big. They don't understand like, a 100,000,000 is is hard for them to wrap their mind around. This is why the national debt

14:30Richard Greaser doesn't seem problematic to them. It because it's just such an enormous number that it just doesn't even register in their brain. Once you once you start talking about trillions, they they can't because they're they were buying candy bars when they were kids for, like, 10¢. You know what I mean? They they think it's small numbers. They think smallly. They have small brains. They didn't they didn't their brains didn't develop

14:56Richard Greaser as a result of looking at dank memes on the Internet growing up.

15:02Rod Palmer They have blood in their water. They had fluoride in their water. They had very little entropy in their digital, like television, radio. It was very, very much an echo chamber.

15:16Rod Palmer It was very much limited option for perspective. It was not it was not the abundance culture, which we have today. Big data, AI, all this compute, all this data, all these large language models, all these big numbers. We are thinking about those every day. We're thinking that's why we are, we are, we're excelling in this environment, boomers are not. Boomers need the most simple possible memes and they need consistency and they need to depend on, like, if they're gonna spend their scarce mental resources to learn a new facet of the protocol that it's gonna, it's not gonna change that they're gonna be able to depend on that. And

15:58Rod Palmer the thing about my take on it is this is especially when you've listened to the justification of why, they want to make these changes, they talk about unit bias, they talk about just a more it's easier for the normie to grok. It sounds morph. They're trying to take shortcuts,

16:19Rod Palmer in how they orange build people. They think that if they change from sats to bits that people will just get it when they try to orange build them, then they won't have to listen to 40 per week of Bitcoin podcasts. But unfortunately, I mean, they keep trying to change this and they do. They have layers. They have IBIT, they have FBTC, GBTC, NSTR, all of these

16:43Rod Palmer tickers that try to simplify it for a boomer or an institution or a nation state. It's like, here, you buy this ETF IBIT instead of, buy Saks. And what we learn time and time again is none of those replace or are a good substitute for forty hours per week. You don't get more adoption

17:05Rod Palmer without more Bitcoin podcasts or Bitcoin podcasters and more hours of Bitcoin podcasts listened to. You cannot simplify this protocol and user experience anymore or at least at the speed that you need for global adoption because the people who the people who are able to be persuaded by this, they've already been onboarded. They've been onboarded despite the user experience. So you're just trying to take shortcuts and what you're not thinking about is the downstream trade offs. It's like Taproot. We didn't think about the consequences changing SaaS to bits. It's not going to be a net positive, but it could actually be a net negative, and it might lead to our boomer parents.

17:46Richard Greaser Well, it's a tactical error because the the strategy shouldn't be to orange pill the boomers. It should be to orange pill their kids. So when when you think of the average boomer, they get the new iPhone, they don't know how to use it. What do they do? They ask their kid or their grandkid how to teach it them how to use it. Right? It's the same thing with Bitcoin. You have to teach the kid their kids and their grandkids how to teach them, or or at least do it for them. It's it's happening whether like, Bitcoin's already won. They're gonna get orange pilled. They're not gonna have a choice. You don't you don't have to

18:21Richard Greaser to tailor the the experience for them just because I mean, you look at you look at Gen X. So, like, Gen x is the generate they're kinda retarded too, but they're significantly less retarded than the boomers. And the reason why is they actually know how to use their iPhones. And so if they have a question, they're fully capable of going and asking chat g p t. And we we saw this. We saw this where, you know, the boomers, they were getting displaced

18:50Richard Greaser by the younger generations of jobs because people didn't wanna hire them because they didn't know how to use their computers. And that's the that's the big difference. It's it's whether you know how to use Google and ChatGPT.

19:03Rod Palmer Right. I feel like it's it is about culture. If you know anything about Gen X, they all just love the same band, Tool, with me or James Keenan. And Tool is,

19:18Rod Palmer essentially is it was a a rock band that was about, like math equations and geometry

19:27Rod Palmer and cryptography and like all those like little squiggly symbols on like the computer, like the calculators you had in high school or in college is like, that was like, it it helps them think about think about things in an abstract sense with bigger numbers, and that's why they're able to grok

19:47Rod Palmer SATS is why they're able to think about we have to solve this problem with national debt. It's why people like fundamentals are so good with risk and math equations, doing math homework. It's because their favorite band growing up was Tool and the millennials, they they grew with me. We grew up with social media. We grew up with all this. It's the way to onboard.

20:10Rod Palmer It's I don't care what you, like you said, it's going to happen whether people like it or not. I think my, my point is that for people to really get it as little as in forty hours per week, it's not about changing the unit of account just so it it make

20:23Richard Greaser make sense more naturally when you see it on the screen. If anybody could speak to this issue, it's me. Because I don't know how to use my computer or iPhone either. But I have a wife that does. I I'm resourceful enough to have figured out a workaround for like, I still do everything on a typewriter. And I and I write things on on paper with a pencil. And I know how to write cursive. The boomers should be able to figure this out. They just outsource those skill sets to people that know how to do it. They have kids and grandkids, or they should. Like, it's it's as simple as that. I I don't think we have to move the needle

21:01Richard Greaser or move the goal post just because boomers are retarded? I think this is a really stupid idea for Jack Dorsey. And Jack Dorsey hates journalism. He hates free speech. Why why would you why would you even consider his opinion? You know, there there's all these people out there

21:21Richard Greaser trying to get people, like, going at after Trace Mayer, like mister Hoddle. Mister Hoddle's going after Trace Mayer talking about mimble wimblecoin. He wants him to go and, you know, pay his penance for being a shitcoiner in the past. People do this to Max Keiser all the time. I'm pretty sure almost everybody shitcoined at some point. Dorsey not. Dorsey has done something significantly worse than shitcoin. He did something significantly worse than shitcoining,

21:51Richard Greaser and he by attacking the institution of journalism, He essentially gave the CIA a free right to control speech for a period of years

22:03Richard Greaser on the most important important speech platform in Twitter. And which is the platform of the journalist at the end of the day. That's what Twitter is.

22:15Richard Greaser And he has an answer for it. So why should we listen to him on this debate around SaaS versus BIDS where he wants us to make things easier on the boomers.

22:27Rod Palmer Right. Yeah. Not only has he not apologized or not answered for it, he hasn't gone Bitcoin podcast to Bitcoin podcast to explain himself to the community, to the industry. And I don't know if, if you will, there's a lot of people who, depending on when you came through and got orange pills

22:51Rod Palmer that were very impacted, and influenced their positive way by Trace Mayer, you know, from like 2013

23:02Rod Palmer to 2018 or so. A lot of people, he orange filled a lot of people and, he, he had a very, his mayor multiple. I mean, he was one of the most simple little meme calculations, like, you know, like power law or stock to flow about

23:19Rod Palmer when it it was, you know, a macro gentleman's signal that it was time to buy the tip. Yeah. The the this memo wimble thing comes up, and now everybody who used to talk about them so, you know, positively, and it totally rejects him because PodComp, people who fund PodComp,

23:38Rod Palmer do not do not approve. People like Jack Dorsey. But Jack Dorsey never works to build anybody. All he does is come in and use his money to, impact his influence without giving anything back or without even explaining

23:52Richard Greaser why he's here. Yeah. He has some answering to do. He needs to go on an apology tour to say the least. Well, you know, to take the devil's advocate side, I had there are people who believe

24:03Rod Palmer that Jack Dorsey was open to going on Bitcoin podcasts and being open to the community, but he was in Costa Rica and a Bitcoin podcaster asked him for an interview and it ended up being Tatum and it was between two Asics. And he thought that he thought that that was what, what all Bitcoin podcasts were like. He, it kind of scared him away. Tatum basically ruined Jack Dorsey for all other Bitcoin podcasters going forward. So there is that side of the debate, but I don't know if you have a comment on that. That's an interesting theory. I like that. Yeah. Dorsey

24:37Richard Greaser goes on a podcast, talks to the Tatum's one of the most autistic interviewers I've ever seen. You ever you watch it?

24:45Rod Palmer He's wearing a bulletproof vest, and he's in khakis. He's got a mustache. He's kind of an orange cell at the time. Then that's the first experience

24:56Richard Greaser that Dorsey has. It's a bad precedent. I think I think one of the things that Dorsey, you know, feels obligated to do is to bring a lawyer on every podcast with him. I don't know if you've noticed that, but he did that when he went on Rogan.

25:15Richard Greaser And it it kinda gets expensive and and kinda tedious having to deal with a lawyer on a podcast Do you hear that? Bitcoin or something.

25:23Rod Palmer Do we know if that lawyer was Jewish?

25:26Richard Greaser No, she was Indian.

25:28Rod Palmer Saddam wouldn't throw you off. I think a lot of times you might be expecting a Jewish lawyer and you might think you know how to how to handle them and then you get an Indian lawyer,

25:37Richard Greaser they kind of throws you off. I think it would have been a better interview if he had a Jewish lawyer instead of an Indian one. But, yeah, it's it's kinda tedious. I don't think Bitcoiners are really excited about that. You know what I mean?

25:51Rod Palmer Jack Dorsey is not. He is friends with some really important Bitcoin. And he's isn't he close with, doctor Jack Cruz?

26:00Richard Greaser That's what John Johnson said.

26:03Rod Palmer Yeah. He called his sensei. I don't remember which which person. Did Jack call, doctor Crews sensei?

26:11Richard Greaser I bet you it's like a mutual thing. They they call each other sensei. They know they're on the same level as each other. Interesting. Well, you know,

26:19Rod Palmer it's it is what it is. We're not gonna we're not gonna change, you know, Elon Musk has changed Twitter to X, but we still say Twitter, still say tweet. So, you know,

26:34Rod Palmer it's at the end of the day, it's not illegal yet to use, you know, sats instead of bits. Why? We'll have to keep an eye on that. I'm of opinion it's not a big deal.

26:47Richard Greaser I think What is a big deal? Oh, go ahead. I think it's a big deal. I think this is a bigger deal than the opera turns a bit, personally. This one's easier to,

26:56Rod Palmer influence win with influencers.

26:59Richard Greaser This is what communists do. They like to change language. This is they're always trying to redefine terms. Language matters. This is not this is not a trivial matter. Sass or sass is a hill to die on. Fuck Jack Dorsey.

27:16Rod Palmer Language is rooted in tradition and ancestors and culture. If you can sever that tie, you

27:27Rod Palmer can redefine how people think about very fundamental values in their life. How they think about family, how they think about mothers, how they think about fathers, how they think about the government, how they think about laws, how they think about their rights and what how they understand what rights are. It it just completely invalidates

27:50Richard Greaser age old memes. So, you know, what is Matt O'Dell gonna do? Is he gonna go out and ask or impose stay humble stack bits? It just doesn't it doesn't ring.

28:04Rod Palmer Do you want Hollywood? Yeah. Do you want Silicon Valley Hollywood venture capitalists telling you that you can't say TikTok next block anymore? Or that you can't say you can't talk about banks being closed on the weekend? Bitcoin doesn't ever close. Do you, I mean, just because somebody thinks that a meme is stale

28:25Rod Palmer or it's, you know, past its time, time to retire it. Who are they to judge? Sometimes it's funny to bring back an old meme when people least expect it. And it's exactly what people need to, you know, jar some sense into their head, but they don't want that. And yeah. You're right.

28:40Richard Greaser Like, what what's he gonna do next? After after he changes, it's a slippery slope. If you let Dorsey start changing the language on things. What's he gonna do? Change blocks to squares? The dude still hasn't integrated Bitcoin

28:55Rod Palmer into anything. He claims to be hacked into the What happened last time? What happened last time we let him police language?

29:01Richard Greaser Yep. He's a bad track record on policing language for sure. That's a great point. Should not his opinion is invalid in the matter.

29:14Richard Greaser Steak and Shake integrated Bitcoin. And we don't even know, like, who who is stake Steak and Shake's a Bitcoiner. That's been very public about it. That's been, you know, funding core devs and wearing Satoshi shirts,

29:29Richard Greaser hanging out with Jay z at the Super Bowl. The dude hasn't done it. Sure. You can buy Bitcoin and Cash App, but, like, that puts you on the same level of swan, meaning that you have created no innovation whatsoever.

29:42Rod Palmer You do have not earned your authority in the industry or in the culture. Whether it's somebody like Jack is pushing of it, that I think this is

29:57Rod Palmer the right way forward. I think this is the best for Bitcoin. I think this is the, it's good for the network. You don't have the authority to to moralize

30:08Rod Palmer or be self righteous about your contributions, but is those your contributions and their consequences speak for themselves? But you should also speak for yourself

30:24Rod Palmer and it doesn't seem like he's speaking for himself. It does sound like he's speaking with some, you know, objective or some sort of, idea, but it doesn't seem like he's speaking for himself on

30:40Rod Palmer why it's important to him for why he's trying to explaining why he's doing it the way he's doing it. Then I just think I just think that if you're going to take money from Jack Dorsey or if you're going to work with Jack Dorsey or you're just going to appease Jack Dorsey, I would just say, you know, why should he have no why do you why why does he put up to the purity test? Why does everybody else hold for the purity test? We need to submit him to purity test.

31:08Richard Greaser I think I think we held his feet to the fire. There's a few people holding his feet to the fire, and I think we should. We should we do we the like, we could the communists are gonna use Bitcoin. That's fine. We don't I don't have any issue with the communist using Bitcoin. I encourage them to. It's gonna fix them. It's gonna fix their communism eventually

31:29Richard Greaser on a long low enough time or long enough time horizon. It'll fix them. It's a great way for communist to use Bitcoin. But one thing we cannot allow for is the communist to dictate anything around language

31:43Rod Palmer when it comes to Bitcoin. Yeah. We do not want to ever give the communist control of the means. The means should be decentralized and, you know, that should be a big

31:58Rod Palmer component or, or, of what Bitcoin podcasts are doing is making sure the memes are, are free flowing. Can communists even meme? Have you ever seen a good communist memer? I was expecting to being able to think of something, but, no, I can't. Is is not being good at memes an indication that you're, a communist? Or is it can you, you know should you be worried if nobody likes your memes that you might be a communist? I think so.

32:24Richard Greaser You might just be a bad memer. I think well, maybe may maybe it is. It's just because communism isn't rooted in in truth at the end of the day. And, like, what makes a good meme is that you have truth behind it. It it resonates with people. But when you're living in make believe land thinking that you should rename Sass to bits, of course, your memes are gonna suck.

32:48Rod Palmer Because it's just it is so nonsensical. Yeah. Yeah. If you if you think you're telling the truth and nobody calls you retarded, then you you might not be malicious. You might just that might be a reality check that you don't what your idea of truth is might be wrong. You might be bamboozled. 100%.

33:10Rod Palmer Speaking of which, the past week has been, you know, a lot of stress, a lot of trauma, a lot of emotions, none other than, you know, no more, excuse me, on than, than Shinobi. Shinobi is crashing out on the timeline.

33:30Rod Palmer He is been engaged in some really harsh debates with Adam Simeka, with Justin Betchler, with, the other people in Mike Mechanic and in the people who support that on that camp and this is too much. Shelby's crashed out. He needs a vacation.

33:49Rod Palmer He is trying to be bespoke, the influencer, personal influencer of all of the core maintainers or for Bitcoin core. He's trying to defend Gloria from harassment, from people who, you know, were being mean to a female core dev and making her delete her Twitter. He's defending,

34:09Rod Palmer he's defending everybody as is too many, too many people to defend. Whereas Luke is, he's got ocean or he's got mechanic. He's got more than mechanic. He's got Justin Bessel, he's got Telmer, he's got Canute, he's got Daniel Prince. He's got, you know, he's got Fractal and Crypt.

34:27Rod Palmer She always working for multiple people and Shinobi is important. I mean, Shinobi is he's he's burnt out. He has responsibilities to Bitcoin magazine. He has to write, you know, an op one op ed per month And he's not even, you know, his op eds have been,

34:47Rod Palmer have been mishy washy lately. He it's, he's too busy. He's too spread out and he's gotta go to another conference again. And it's, it's very difficult. He needs a rest. Somebody's gotta step up. I agree. How do you think that works out? How do you think we fix this problem? How do you, do we have to, can the market organically,

35:10Rod Palmer find a solution here? Or just

35:13Richard Greaser where do they start? Well, I think yeah. Absolutely. The market organically, finds a solution. I think the, you know, the market's gonna come to the realization at some point that they're incentivized to find influencers to represent the different core devs. So every core dev will have a slew of influencers. So Luke has mechanic and and all these other podcasters representing him.

35:38Richard Greaser Mechanic's kinda like the, the ringleader of the influencer circle. So he he's like the chief capo for Luke and for NOS. And every every other Kordev

35:53Richard Greaser essentially needs their own capo influencer to represent what they're saying. You know, Gloria tried to do it herself. She tried to explain herself on Twitter. She got absolutely decimated by

36:07Richard Greaser mechanics, underlings, and she realized she wasn't a memer. She wasn't an influencer at the end. She was a dev, so she deleted her Twitter. It was a it was a bad tactical mistake on her part. You need to let the influencers do their job, and the need to do their job.

36:29Richard Greaser You stay in your lane. But this is something I proposed with, heavily armed clown on the interview that we did last week with him, which is really great. Check it out. He he wasn't a big fan of the idea, but it I I think in this day and age, it's important where we live in this influencer marketplace.

36:51Richard Greaser You just have to embrace it and accept it. If if your idea if if you don't embrace the influencers, then you're gonna have a minority opinion at the end.

37:01Rod Palmer Is is part of the problem, do you think that maybe the core devs, they're asked to do a lot of things, they just don't know what their job really is, and they don't have anybody holding them accountable for doing the job that they are there as core devs to do? Do you think that there's some mission creep where they think they have to do live streams and podcasts and be influencers

37:29Rod Palmer and be hot and be current and listen to pod like, do you, maybe they need some better regulatory clarity on their role and their jobs and maybe that's part of

37:44Rod Palmer it. And the influencers coming in would help them do that. They would help them focus on code. Cypherpunks write code. They don't have time to be on arguing on spaces and being influencers, and this would really relieve that burden for them.

37:60Richard Greaser Yeah. I think they're coming to the realization, a 100%. They're coming around to this idea. They they a lot of people have to learn the hard way.

38:10Rod Palmer Maybe some of them wouldn't even want t core devs if they couldn't be influencers. Maybe they would move on to other things. Maybe they just stick to full time influence. Live streaming and podcasting is hard work.

38:21Richard Greaser Right. It's Yep. This is, like, one of the things that's hard. You know, you think of your your typical developer. They're gonna be very autistic at the end of the day. People that just sit

38:36Richard Greaser in a, code editor, they're gonna be very, very autistic. People that understand like, you don't as, like, a non autistic or lower lower end of the spectrum, I think we're we all embody a little bit of autism, especially if you've gotten in into Bitcoin, religiously at this point. You're gonna have a little bit of autism in you, but but there's a different type of autism of of someone that understands c plus plus versus somebody that understands how to podcast.

39:06Richard Greaser And Right. To be a podcaster, you have to be a communicator. And it's hard to do if you're super autistic.

39:16Rod Palmer And fundamentally, it boils down to the fact that there's there's only so many problems you can solve per day. There's only so many problems you can solve per block. And when you treat coding is fundamentally about solving problems with code. You're trying to solve software problems. You're trying to patch. You're trying to debug. You're trying to figure out why something's not working on test net. You're trying to figure out why the user experience for your cloud provider

39:46Rod Palmer is shaky. There's a lot of user experience, problems to solve in coding as well. And then you try to podcast and maybe, maybe people just have this idea and some people do they think podcasting is easy. They it's just people talking. They don't realize that it's a fundamental matter of problem solving. You're you're solving UX problems with your podcast equipment. You're solving UX problems with fountain.

40:13Rod Palmer For solving UX problems with trying to market it on Noster and and Axe, you're solving UX problems of, trying to get it cut together and published, solving UX problems for how to, you know, you know, discuss why Bitcoin fixes this problem, so you have to be able to articulate it. You there's only so many problems you could solve there. And you don't have enough time to be an influencer and a core dev and people take for granted

40:42Rod Palmer the amount of work one side has to put into it. And they just they overestimate their abilities and it's fine. That's fine. The shinobi is a great example. Shinobi cannot go on one or two spaces a week and argue with Justin Beschler and write an op ed per month for Bitcoin magazine

41:03Rod Palmer and, you know, go to another Bitcoin Big Dads meetup and, you know, talk about the same things in like the debate about opportune gets too much work. People need to step up to the plate and kind of be that spokesperson for these for these brilliant autistic devs. Yep.

41:21Richard Greaser You can see Shinobi's worn out. He hasn't gotten enough time to watch anime.

41:26Rod Palmer It's it's beating him up. He's relying too much on whiskey to get through spaces. You know, it's tough out there right now. But there's a lot of people on the other side who they are too many people are trying to be the same spokesman for Luke, and I think that, well, it's for they really only have one Kordev on their side. So everybody has to be the spokesman for him. It's gonna be hard to beat that, honestly. Yeah. Totally will. The dungs are Luke Luke's bat now. They have to stop using pictures of skinny Luke, needle mech Luke.

41:57Rod Palmer When you see somebody, you're like, oh, wow. This guy, he's gonna hack through any server. They show you show fat Luke, and it just kinda loses his mystique. Definitely does.

42:08Richard Greaser Well, I think we should talk about Vegas a little bit. And before we roll into that, I think we should provide the, context some context for what I'm about to talk about. So Adam Semeka had a big week this past week. He blew up. He he's officially

42:28Richard Greaser I I would say he's the official Bitcoin spokesperson for Shake and St or Steak and Shake now in a way. Yeah. He,

42:37Rod Palmer Steak and Shake's success with this Bitcoin experiment, particularly as it, pertains to

42:47Rod Palmer the public communications, the public relations about it, as well as a lot of the franchisee the franchise owners of Steak and Shake locations in, several Midwest markets. It kinda hinges on Adam Samekka's support. Is he gonna signal support to the meetups in that area that they should

43:07Rod Palmer take your family to get some tallow fries, you know, or a tallow shake with some sats? He's gonna hold a lot of those steak and shake franchise owners accountable to, you know, when you get those lighting sets for that, you know, that burger,

43:24Rod Palmer you gotta keep that in Bitcoin. Don't convert that to to dollars immediately. Like, you have to show that you're serious in this community and you're you're gonna have Bitcoin treasuries in our in our in our zip codes. But, we're excited to to collaborate with Adam.

43:44Rod Palmer Where do you where were you what news did you have?

43:47Richard Greaser Well, be before I go into the news, I I did wanna. So he he came up with a brilliant marketing strategy for Steak and Shake. So one of the one of the best ways to market to Bitcoiners is to issue a new purity test. And so he came up with a new purity test, which was if you don't eat at Steak and Shake and and purchase your meal with Bitcoin, then you want CBDCs. And,

44:12Richard Greaser I thought that was pretty brilliant. That was a strike a genius on his part coming up with that. Here at the Bugle, we don't really want CBDCs. It's not or at least for me I won't speak for everybody.

44:28Richard Greaser But I think that's that's kind of a general feeling amongst the, in the newsroom. I don't I don't want CBDCs, so I wanna go eat at Steak and Shake with Adam Semeka

44:40Richard Greaser in Vegas because there is actually a Steak and Shake on Fremont Street right down the street from where we're gonna be doing, satirize

44:51Richard Greaser the system. I think it's like a five minute walk or so. And, about the time that it takes to smoke three cigarettes, you can walk to Steak and Shake and pay for a meal on Bitcoin. So I I was Yeah. Walking with Adam Samaka. It's looking like it's pretty likely that we're gonna have a sit down with Adam Samaka eating Steak and Shake.

45:14Rod Palmer Yeah. So that's exciting. We're gonna eat at steak and shake. We're gonna buy it with Bitcoin. And what's another and it's something that not a lot of people may remember, but there's an In N Out, burger as well in Vegas. And when people go to Vegas, they want to go to in and out because it's, you know, usually you can only get it in places like California and a few other states, but if they come into Vegas, like, all right, we can get in and out, but in and out talked about incepting Bitcoin a few months ago,

45:44Rod Palmer and then ultimately chose the CBDC. They decided they wanted to accept the CBDC. So it's not just about supporting, you know, Steak and Shake,

45:56Rod Palmer you know, in this movement, but it's also about sending a message that we prefer Bitcoin over the CBDC by not eating it in and out and eating it steak and shake instead. Definitely.

46:05Richard Greaser I mean, this is this very, like, common understanding I think most people have at this point is this idea of voting with your wallet. What you're essentially doing when you're eating at steak and shake, and this is what Adam has very astutely pointed out to everybody, is, you're engaging in democracy. You're voting with your wallet. And it's it's a beautiful way to, to engage in democracy and yeah. I mean, in and out. What about your losers choosing the CBDC instead?

46:37Rod Palmer Void with your wallet, you know, it used to be a metaphor, but now it's literal. You're using your Lightning wallet. It's not just thinking about the dollars in your pocket. It's voting by

46:48Richard Greaser using Lightning. And what's great about it too, when you're looking at it I haven't gotten the chance to go to to Steak and Shake yet. I don't even know where the nearest one is where I live. But the great thing is that I've been seeing on all of the the the receipts that everybody's posted on Twitter is their pricing is sats. They're not pricing in bids.

47:13Rod Palmer Probably have.

47:14Richard Greaser So what are you gonna do, Jack Dorsey? Are you gonna get make Steak and Shake just completely change their pricing structure? Yeah. They figured out before you figured out how to integrate Bitcoin into their business?

47:26Rod Palmer They figured yeah. They integrated all their point of sale systems. You don't even have a point of sale system. You shouldn't have to that accepts Bitcoin anyway. You should have to adopt, you know, lean on tradition. If you knew what the tradition was, if you knew what the precedent was, if you cared, you wouldn't be going this route.

47:47Richard Greaser I mean, what a what a missed opportunity because they're accepting Bitcoin in their point of sale, that's it's obvious that they're not using Square. Jack Dorsey could have facilitated the first giant fast food chain onboarding the Bitcoin, and he chose not to because he's too focused on trying to convince people to change language. Where are these people's priorities, Rob? What did I I just don't get it. It's mind

48:14Richard Greaser boggling.

48:15Rod Palmer It's it's just, if you were listening to a Bitcoin podcast, you would know what the vibes were. You would know what the trends in the you just have your your your finger on the pulse, your ear to the ground, and you would know which way the market was going and you would know which way the the the revenue was flowing. The technology was flowing and you wouldn't make so many boneheaded or you wouldn't try so many boneheaded ideas. At the at the end of the day,

48:47Rod Palmer this costs a lot of money and energy and resources to try to change these these elements of Bitcoin. It's really difficult to do. You think if, if they really actually care about the future, the network, they would be more of a, a benevolent actor at least, or a, a good thief after instead of at least seeming,

49:12Rod Palmer like, always being bad actors. So

49:15Richard Greaser you mentioned the word vibe, which, triggered something in my brain. So Vibe Capital's been rolling. Very excited of the developments over there. They're creating one of the most talented teams

49:30Richard Greaser that I've ever seen put together. I would say they're taking this whole, like, Bitcoin treasury meme thing to next level. They're assembling some of the best meme

49:43Richard Greaser ers out there

49:45Rod Palmer in their Executive Suite. Yeah. They're stacking their their ultimate goal is to stack SaaS. But right now, they're laying the groundwork and they are stacking credentials and they are stacking memers and meme talent. And, it is honestly I haven't seen such an effective,

50:05Rod Palmer organization of influencers, and and podcasters since Swan came on the scene in 2020. It is you know, this could be

50:17Richard Greaser this could be much bigger. This is happening much faster. So I think there's a there's two questions I have. Is Swan gonna try and co opt it? Which would be disappointing to me,

50:29Rod Palmer just probably They'll try. They'll try. I think they try. They try to co opt everything. You know, creatine,

50:36Richard Greaser was the most recent example. Okay. So that's your thought on that. Now I the other question I had is,

50:43Rod Palmer why doesn't Plentiver like it? What's his issue here? Yeah. Plentiver has been the Vive's police so far. He I think they I think they had only been tweeting and and gaining new followers for about less, you know, four or five days, and Polito muted them already. I mean, boom. Like, he sees the same word four or five days in a row, and he's like, this is a trend and, I'm blocking it. I'm filtering it out.

51:12Rod Palmer I only want to really have signal. I don't want trends, but I don't know. I it doesn't there there's nothing about vibes that is necessarily against predators, you know,

51:27Rod Palmer rules or his culture. This just seems to annoy him for some reason. It seems like they're having fun. I think predator tries to filter fun and tries to focus on, just

51:40Richard Greaser just to perfect signal. It just seems like he takes his job extraordinarily seriously, and he doesn't want he he considers fun as a distraction. What do you think? Yeah. Yeah. The the YouTube show would look like if he ever did that.

51:55Richard Greaser If he doesn't like if if he thinks fun is distracting.

51:59Rod Palmer I I think his, his comedy would be pretty it'd be pretty entertaining. I'd like to I don't know if everybody would get it, but I think I would appreciate it I think that, the right, you know, good comedy is about scolding

52:16Rod Palmer people who you know, just don't punch down, but definitely scold everybody else. And definitely scold everybody else who punches down and scold people for, you know, just not doing things best practice. And there's so many hypocrites out there who will claim,

52:37Rod Palmer you know, to, to care about Bitcoin and then they will, they'll shit coin. And when you point out that hypocrisy and you constantly point tell people they're hypocrites, it's, it can be some really, it could come to, there could be some really fight content that comes from that. And I think he's just gonna dunk on people who, who think who, you know, think they're being slick, but I think it's past political.

53:04Richard Greaser I've never really understood comedy myself. It's kind of a strange concept. It it was interesting hearing fundamentals explained it on the podcast though. Yeah, it was. Yeah. It's, you know, putters it's,

53:17Rod Palmer I would say I agree with them that when, you know, somebody like BitBoy comes on and and claims that, he he thinks Bitcoin's gonna change the world. And then he does, you know, an XRP ad and it's, you know, I do find that funny and as well, I think Twitter sees a lot of people that they, they say they find that funny and he's like, I I could make a video about it. Interesting. Well, yeah, we're gonna have a good time in Vegas.

53:41Richard Greaser I'm looking forward to it. Been talking about it week after week because I'm so excited. I don't know if we have any new developments this week that I can share publicly. We're working on some stuff that I think will be pretty interesting. Got my, got our, Nordinals hats

54:01Richard Greaser in the in the mail. I, posted that online. I did I did buy them for PodConv, but I I thought they were just they were they were so good. We're gonna tell, the normals people to their face that we we're tired of them spamming, sending arbitrary data in the in the blockchain that we're

54:24Richard Greaser I'd I'd rather, them use the the block space for non KYC cigarette transactions. I'm not against the right to do it, but ord normals or or I don't know.

54:43Richard Greaser It's not my favorite thing in the world, but I just thought that would be fun to wear the hats around.

54:49Rod Palmer Let's get to my favorite thing in the world, which is found boost. Unless you had do you have anything you wanted to clean up with about, about Vegas? Yeah. I think you should just bring the show notes here. The system.

55:04Richard Greaser Buy a ticket and price system. Buy t shirts on orangelabel.co. Wear Beagle t shirts to the conference. Show everybody, what's up. We got some good

55:17Rod Palmer In the show notes for this episode, we are gonna share the links of every party, every event we're gonna go to, what ours is, and all the stores that you can go to to get T shirts to wherever the conference is all gonna be there. So that's how you get prepared for Vegas,

55:36Rod Palmer is look at all those links every single one of them and buy something from them if there's anything for sale. Yep.

55:44Richard Greaser Noster Las Vegas. Oh, I I need to put the or the ordinals events. Fam in Vegas. Hosted by Aaron Redwing. Yeah. Onto the boost. Late stage HODL 10,000 SaaS says oh, this is a long one. Wait. It's got a dot dot dot. Okay. Oh, it just ends with the dot dot dot. I just don't even know what to think until Dennis Porter gives his breaking opinion or just in news. I will keep my eyes peeled on the timeline for notifications of the DPP.

56:16Richard Greaser Corniness seem like who I wanna support over the Nazis. But let's not forget that in World War two, it was The US led heroic objectives defending liberty who won the war. Just don't know yet if we if the HODL alliance is going to team up with the Nazis this time or the Corvinus again, but they can just

56:39Richard Greaser HFSP. I'm just going to HODL and listen to 40 HPW. Yeah. Dude, I I'm writing an article. I I should have it finished by tonight. I was working on it before this, looking to to publish tomorrow around the time that it's coming up, doing some analysis of the Corbynist versus the Nazis. I'm not sure who who would represent, like, the the democratic Western allies in World War two in this situation,

57:05Richard Greaser in the Corbynists versus the Nazis?

57:07Rod Palmer What do you think? I don't know. I don't know if it maps that easily to sometimes that's a problem. Sometimes these things that are happening in this space don't have a precedence that we could easily man them back to like, all right, the good guys in the, the good guys were The United States, the bad guys were Iraq, the good guys were The United States, the bad guys were Vietnam,

57:31Rod Palmer the good guys were Winston Churchill, the bad guys were, the Nazis and, the fascists and also the Russians, but only in hindsight, and you know, stuff like that. So, it's, it's, it's sometimes it's hard to like easily map those up because

57:50Rod Palmer the bad guys aren't always the same people in every conflict and the good guys, you know, just because you won the block size war doesn't mean you're gonna win, you know, the next one. It sometimes you do, sometimes you can't, but you can't just tout on it. So that's my non answer. Well,

58:08Richard Greaser to kinda go off the non answer, I guess it just depends on who wins.

58:13Rod Palmer There there's this town of mine. Yeah. It's too early to say it was The United States in this conflict because we don't know who has won yet.

58:23Richard Greaser It's whoever Dennis Porter picks. I don't I don't know why he's waiting so long to to choose the the winner in this panel. Well, thank you for the boost, late stage huddle. Yeah. The next one is from

58:35Rod Palmer our boy. First guy I smoked a non KYC cigarette with at a Bugle meetup. It's Shadrach. He hit us for ten hour, 9,363 sats. And Gigi said, I'm still confused, but thanks for trying. And sometimes that is a great,

58:53Rod Palmer but the only response you can have to a podcast is I'm still confused, but thanks for trying. And you go on to the next one. But you would, you eventually figure it out. That's a

59:03Richard Greaser unusual stance because I think most Bitcoiners, they don't like to admit that they're confused and that they don't know. Because Right. And they still feel Well, there's a stigma because, you know, people reading that might think that Shandorak's not listening to his 40 HPW, but, you know, sometimes that's just the honest answer. You don't know. We we can't know everything about everything. I I guess just, like, knowing where you're, you're properly credentialed and where you're not, being able to discern those two things and things you won't understand. It's a weird

59:33Rod Palmer it's a it is, unfamiliar sentiment, but it is, a brave one, a courageous one. Definitely.

59:43Richard Greaser Next one from, FOMO chronic 5,000 sats says, serious stuff. What is that? Like a ball emoji? Like wiener? Ball and dick? I think it's a heart. It's usually a heart. Keep it up. Oh, yeah. Well, we'll keep it up. We'll never rest it up. Dennis

1:00:01Rod Palmer Dennis Porter will assure us of that. That's not a problem over here. I'll tell you that much. Have a cigarette. Listen to some Dennis Porter if it is for you. The next one is Odie, 40 HPW. He's also got it in his, profile picture too, the 40 HPW watermark. Odie, thank you. Haven't heard from him in a while, but he boosted

1:00:24Rod Palmer 2,121 sats. As most Norwegians, I stand with the Cormiest. What we use is standing with his, his fellow Scandinavians

1:00:37Rod Palmer and, doing it for the collective for the corniest. So Jason c, 2,100

1:00:44Richard Greaser sets. Great show, gents. I continue to enjoy the variety of content and evolution of the overall podcast and team. We're definitely growing over here.

1:00:53Rod Palmer Yeah. Yep. Blueza, 1100 or, excuse me, 1010¢. Credentials matter. What's this been with him forever? He gets

1:01:05Richard Greaser a he gets a Good friend, Bob the Cow, 500¢. Why can't Bitcoiners get along and sing Kumbaya? Well, I've got a theory on this. I, it's a it's both a a mix of autism and thinking for yourself. Like, if you if you actually form your own opinions on things, you're gonna have disagreements with other people. I think the only time that everybody gets along is just because they're just kinda, like, going along with

1:01:34Richard Greaser the the same narrative. And it's like, that's what PodConf wants.

1:01:40Rod Palmer Also, it's also, it is a form of test, and I don't think a bad one. It's just a test to see somebody's, temperament nature. People who have really thought deeply and thoughtfully about something

1:01:55Rod Palmer and consider all sides, they may not say what you want to hear. They may not, agree with you. They may debate you. They're not afraid, you know, they're not, they're not gonna be upset about the opportunity. They're gonna be willing to debate like Preston Pysch, you know, he wanted to debate Shinobi. And there was some back and forth going, but when it came down to it, Preston, ghosted

1:02:20Rod Palmer Shanoi because he he he wasn't Jamie. He didn't hasn't really thought about his position enough. So, he wanted to take that time. But, you know, people it's not that they're always fighting. It is just that they are testing whether these these other people have thought about it as much as they claim they have. That's a good point.

1:02:38Richard Greaser Yeah. I guess, Polkov definitely wants the fighting.

1:02:41Rod Palmer Or are you just a paid agent? Or are you just a replicator?

1:02:44Richard Greaser Yeah. There there's that. I mean, there's the spooks that come in and try and stir up stupid arguments about nothing like SAS versus bits. Then there's, Podkoff wants to create drama because they want people to wanna watch their live streams or their conferences and buy tickets to see debates at it. Then there's, the podcasters who want people listening to their podcast.

1:03:09Richard Greaser There there's a lot of different incentives going behind the scenes. And then there's all the people that that think for themselves that, you know, have opinions on things that wanna interject, and then they get kinda caught up in whatever the the argument is. So it's a it's a giant mosh pit, but,

1:03:29Richard Greaser I mean, that's how the free market works. Free market for ideas. Bob the cow, 500¢

1:03:36Rod Palmer is oh, wait. I just read that. Yeah. We already did that one. The next one is, I guess it's return. No. It's my turn. Turkey. And that's, just a fountain episode. I think it's just 500 sats. No. No comment. Thank you. Turkey. BTC on board.

1:03:53Richard Greaser 300 sats. Laugh laugh laugh emoji. Thank you, b c BTC onboard. This per BTC onboard is probably one of our most consistent boosters and listeners at this point.

1:04:04Rod Palmer I was gonna say. Oops. The next one is from, God's God's death. 237 sets.

1:04:12Richard Greaser Thank you, fags. No problem. Thank you. Thank you. Larry Oshii Finkomoda. Well, that's a that's an interesting name. It's kinda unusual. Little bit of corny title, don't you think?

1:04:30Richard Greaser What was their title? Corniness versus Nazis? Oh, corny spelled c o r e n y, like I get it. That was a pun. Very good.

1:04:43Rod Palmer Yeah. I missed that one. I thought it was

1:04:46Richard Greaser I thought it was just being un pedantic. That was clever. Good job. Yeah. If you wanna throw puns in the booth, I'm all for it. Go for it. I'll that'll keep me entertained for

1:04:56Rod Palmer sure. Thanks for the boost. Yeah. I will I think the last one's from Noster Gang. 100 stats, as always, incredible

1:05:04Richard Greaser TA. Well, thank you, Noster Gang. Well, thank you for everybody that boosted this episode. Looking forward to seeing everybody in Vegas that shows up and those that don't, we'll see you on the, intellectual silk road. Keep on learning, keep on listening to 40 HPW and we'll catch you on the next week of the Beagle Weekly.

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