0:00Richard Greaser So I wanna end with a warning to mining pools. We are basically we pledge are basically insane people. You should realize after having seen the last six months, we're insanely committed to getting this activated. We're not gonna let up until PO point one zero gets activated. We're never going away until we get what we want. We are going to be a thorn in your side for the next five years, for the next ten years if that's what it takes, and we're gonna make your lives and continue to make your lives absolutely miserable if you oppose us. And it's because you mining pools need to remember, you were for us the pipes and not the other way around. And here's the other thing, we have a remarkably high threshold for pain as HODLing plebs that I can promise you that your exchange or mining pool or other Bitcoin or crypto business does not have this similar high threshold for pain. We don't care if the price tanks to $15,000. We don't care if it takes to 5,000 or $1,000. We can outfought all all of you because we have our Bitcoin in self custody. We also don't care if the chain split, if there is a chain split, and if there is one, if it wreaks havoc on your exchange. We don't care if your mining pool goes bankrupt because we keep throwing out your blocks. BIP one ten is being run by the most maniacal Bitcoin plebs that have ever existed, and we're armed with our personal servers, our star nines and our umbrelles. We're hashing. We're mining, and we really are taking back the network. So I would say because this has been run by the most maniacal Bitcoin clubs that have ever existed, we're not gonna take no for an answer. I would suggest that the Bitcoin mining pools think about this. Realize this is a very simple, non contentious upgrade, and they just start to signal for it. So I would suggest to the large mining pools, choose wisely, have a nice day, and make the right choice because otherwise, your lives are going to be absolutely miserable.

1:30Rod Palmer So if it's not really possible to stop arbitrary data from being added on chain because there's an infinite way in which it can be encoded, what are we really talking about? Like, you know, are we trying to really signal that we're against sin? Are we trying to really signal to the heavens that we're moral? Like, I'd like to kinda think about it through a religious perspective. Like, because anyone that is a proponent of VIP 110 is also religious. Like, does that kind of maybe align with

2:02Rod Palmer your view of the church and, like, your your desire to,

2:06Speaker 3 you know, find the kingdom of heaven. Well, deep. Luke is literally saying that, you know, if you don't do with one hand, then you are a forced child born in trial of causation and CSAM. So, like, obviously, it's a state of the most. It's and that's their entire thing. Sure. I mean, I know I know that conversation is a, like, moral one, but with regard

2:26Rod Palmer to the supernatural beliefs of of the afterlife, like, if if you don't do everything you can to stop this, might you go to hell is my question. Well, folks,

2:35Speaker 4 we are back again. Second episode on a row with Rod back in the saddle. Feels good to have you back. But, folks, you know, we were talking before this, and there's a lot of plebs that are getting lost in the cape. They're they're lost in the sauce, you know, for years. It's been common knowledge, you know, politicians in Washington, they'll they'll go and yell and call each other names across the aisle, and then they go hang out, and they'll go to the Epstein parties together

3:08Speaker 4 and have a chuckle. Because they understand what the k thave is. And this how it is when, you know, the the influencers are hanging out at the conferences. They'll go and yell at each other on stage, and then they'll pat each other on the back, shake each other's hands after the the the argument that ensued, and and all the while the clubs are in the crowd just like cortisol spiking, fist clenching,

3:35Speaker 4 sphincters tightening, losing sleep, and we're watching this happen on Twitter right now. Professor Crater ratcheting it up. You know, the the plaids are, you know, getting ready to brawl in the streets, is what it feels like as we are quickly approaching

3:56Speaker 4 the attempted activation of BIP one ten.

4:01Speaker 5 Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. The plants don't see Luke or mechanic taking selfies with Chris Siedor backstage after they did a little kayfabe on, you know, on stage at the conference, they go back and they get selfies together.

4:18Speaker 5 They don't know that, you know, these guys are sending each other ideas and goofing off in the group chat while they're, you know, ratio, you know, ratio and quartiles and and and plot dog piling on Shinobi on the timeline.

4:35Speaker 5 And But a lot of people enjoy it. The k fade is thick right now, I mean you've got tons of glaze coming, you know, the prediction markets are they're trading like crazy. People have you know, Fred Kerger has come back to Bitcoin. He's kind of like PT Barnum. And he has he has turned Bitcoin today into a circus. He's a circus man. And he's got the plebs coming and they're doing tricks and they're crashing out and people are showing up and they're like, I can't believe what I'm gonna hear today. They've got some these plebs have some of the most autistic,

5:10Speaker 5 strange, plebs lot, you know, pedophile conspiracies and then, you know, all these people, all these Bitcoin personalities, all these memes, these guys, they're all tied to the Epstein Island apparently and then it's like the plebs are being oppressed by by the evil of Epstein Island, like that's whatever's going on in their world, this is entertaining. So, people are coming around, you know, people are coming back to Bitcoin to watch the, the Cardones show up and they they get the plebs to dance and to hoot and holler and dark Seid, he he he's one of the elder plebs and he comes in and really sets the tone. Like, Dark Seid and Puncher, those guys really set the tone. Puncher was talking about Feds and he's like, you know, this guy's got Langley in his bio on Twitter.

5:54Speaker 5 He's a fan. It's like, yeah, man. Yeah. I'm sure that's that's what that means. The only Darkseid, he is, you know, Larry Laborde, the boomers love Larry Laborde's boomer, Kayfabe. But when they try to, you know, the pubs are we'll get into this in a second. The pubs are terrible at cafe, by the way. Terrible at cafe. But they love the cafe. You know, they they loved Larry Leffard's boomer cafe, but but Larry gets really he's really sensitive. He's a he's like a big angry bear, and if you poke him, he'll block you. The Darkseid Darkseid is the panicking boomer bear now, and he's on the side of the plebs.

6:29Speaker 5 But, yeah, I could go on and on. The plebs love it, and then the the best the best part about the circus is the plebs who come to to perform their kayfade, consciously. You've got, like, the plebs who don't know that they're part of the kayfabe, and they're just, you know, you got, like, Bruce of Pepe, you know, that guy who's really horny, those guys. There's a bunch of them. They just don't even know they're part of the cave. And then you got the ones that are showing up, you know, it's like the open mic stand up comedy hour and these guys are Justin Bessler Now people might think that Justin Bessler and myself were the people that were opponents that were rivals No, no, no. We are we are we're we're

7:09Speaker 5 both in the kayfabe and we know it. And Justin Bessler just is so bad at kayfabe. He's a great representation of what the other plebs are like. The plebs, they get so cocky, they get so invested in the kayfabe, and they think that they deserve to be on podcast, that they deserve to be on on stage in spaces. And then, you know, adjusting, you get on a pod I mean, boom from nowhere to Robert Breedlove's What is Money? I mean, Breedlove did the Sailor Series last cycle. And you get on there and he's unprepared for the question, What is Bitcoin? Or, you know, How is Bitcoin money? How do you explain that? He had no explanation. He even brought notes. He read it he's opened the podcast, like, four pages of notes.

7:46Speaker 5 And he didn't have how the answer to explain yourself, and you say, what is Bitcoin as money? And that's what the Plebs are. They're just not ready for the kayfabe, and it's just very apparent. And so the game theory does not my point is the game theory doesn't look fondly

8:08Speaker 5 on the people who don't understand the cave.

8:13Speaker 4 I think we talk about this pretty frequently, the importance of understanding the rules of the game in which you're playing. And, it's very clear a good portion of the world a good portion of the, you know, the plebs on Twitter engaging in discourse, you know, Nostra Plebs are even worse, have a very low understanding of the rules of the game and what's being played right now. And, you know, one of the one of the interesting observations that I had this week so, you know, Justin Belcher was yelling at Udi being an asset or whatever.

8:46Speaker 4 And I I keep on interacting with these, you know, pleb accounts that are yelling about bip one ten and supporting it. And they they have their, like, ex military service in their bios.

9:04Speaker 4 You know, former naval pilot, former, you know, air force pilot, you know, former, you know, whatever military service member. But before all of that, they have pleb. And so the the signal that of PLAB counters any government former government affiliation that may suggest that there should be scrutiny around their their current affiliation with the government?

9:36Speaker 4 Oh, yeah. Did

9:39Speaker 5 no. Yeah. The every every time somebody shows up and they want to hang out with the Plebs purity test, you have to start to navigate the Pleb cured test. And depending on the Plebs, depending on the day being a Fed is one of the easiest ways to to fail

10:00Speaker 5 a plums lump theory test. Because coming in guns blazing being honest about the fact that you're Fed does not work. You have to you have to get you have to develop you have to file for an exception. You have to file for a Fed exception. You there's you gotta figure out the loophole for why you being a Fed is actually good for Bitcoin.

10:23Speaker 5 And bad is not bad, like, why you're not malicious. If you don't have that, you you you're not gonna make it, but it's like, you know, immigration. It's like the immigration debate. Do you just let anybody in or is there a way? If you wanna be a fed in Bitcoin, you've gotta come the right way. You gotta come humbly. You a fed a fed must approach humbly. And guys like like Puncher and Jeff Bodine, that's what they've done.

10:49Speaker 5 And that's why they have the trust of the plebs.

10:54Speaker 4 Well, it's it's one of the things that makes a movement so easily infiltratable is PlebsLock. It's because you in virtue signaling, you know, via purity test because individuals don't actually have to be studied or read or understand the nuances

11:14Speaker 4 of what's going on. You know, like, if the expectation across the board is you listen to forty hours of Bitcoin podcasts a week and you actually have an understanding of what you're talking about, a plumb fed walking in, you know, and spanning plumb slot, they're gonna get sniffed out really easily. But now with the power of, you you know, understanding context via GROC and just the oversimplification of, like, you know, throwing up whatever your signal is,

11:44Speaker 4 putting BIP one ten in your bio or, you know, whatever the thing is. It it has never been easier to infiltrate groups. And it it it's you know, part part of it too is it's not even that this is a one-sided thing. You could stoke the debate on both sides because people are just getting so wound up and reacting to each other. You look at the stuff that g money is doing.

12:12Speaker 5 Yeah. What you do is you leave you you leave yourself open to being captured by fed fed by fed caving. If the Bitcoin if there's if anyone can be a pleb anyone. Then it you it debases the value of being pleb. And it means that because also anyone can be a Fabian. So now, it's like you don't know,

12:42Speaker 5 am I underestimating this guy or overestimating him? And that's that's really bad place because underestimating another person on Twitter or the group chat or whatever, can be just as dangerous as overestimating them, but just in different ways. And I I think that's because they have too it's too hard to find any value or signal

13:03Speaker 5 in such a watered down culture. It's hard to know who the Fed is if, you know, you there's no that Plebs lack of a purity test for everything except for, who they will accept Glaze from. The only way that you can you can bypass

13:23Speaker 5 the Pleb Curity Test System is to glaze them. Because Plebs love to be glazed by wolves in sheep's clothing. And so, it's so hard to get in to being a Pleb the right way. Right? Listening to forty hours per week and you go into the Pleb process, realize you don't have to be a pleb. You could be a pioneer, etcetera. It's so hard to to get in when you're trying to do it the right way, but it's so easy. It's so easy to get in for the wrong reasons if you know if you know how to glaze. Absolutely.

13:52Speaker 4 So, I mean, I I sometimes, you know, I'll I'll see these responses from people time to time. It's probably mostly ungovernable misfits listeners, and they're they're talking about why are you guys engaging in the kfabe stuff when the samurai devs aren't in prison? And, you know, I start to think, it's just like, who's in a worse off situate? You know, if you read, like, Keon Rodriguez's letters, like, he's having a hard time in prison. Prison's no easy spot to be. But I wonder, you know, who's experiencing more psychological damage right now? Somebody that's taking

14:29Speaker 4 that's want attending Bitcoin University and listening to all of, Clive Cruz's talks and taking them seriously or Keanu Rodriguez. Like, who whose marriage is suffering more? Whose

14:46Speaker 4 life is spiraling out of control more? Is the guy in prison, or is it the guy in Pub Slop prison?

14:56Speaker 5 Yeah. Nobody wants nobody wants to be in Pub Slop prison. But think about this. Like, think about the average pleb you know who has built a wall around themselves of their own making

15:13Speaker 5 and and they didn't put themselves in plebslaw prison and they are, you know, terrified that Fabians are gonna poop on their notes. They're terrified that if they if they encounter somebody who knows how to code that they're gonna get their notes raped.

15:31Speaker 5 It it's just a terrifying, miserable existence. And there's there's no there is there's no concern that they have, that they will express

15:46Speaker 5 that is too insignificant. Like, if you try to dismiss any of it, they've got a million complaints. This is all cordial fold. This is this this this this. No matter what you acknowledge. No matter how much you listen to them. You can never you're never taking it too seriously enough. Everything is is so dramatic and it's so high time preference.

16:10Speaker 5 And they quickly devolve the conversation into pedophile act. Everybody who disagrees with them is a pedo or they are too comfortable or they're adjacent or they're friends with pedophiles or they support ceasing or they're, you know, okay with child rape. And this has been a very common critique from people who would otherwise, you know, sympathize with some of their concerns. And it's keeps back it seems to keep backfiring, but they keep going to it because they have no, like, self control or they've got no self awareness to, like, not get the crazy spun up and go this far.

16:47Speaker 5 Again, some of this is Kayfay. Some of these people, you know, listen, the you know, Elon Musk came around. He made he made free speech on on Twitter on x. So you can, you know, just call people slurs or call them pedophiles. Like, that's the thing to do online. Like, that's the meme. Like, that's how you do well in the algorithm. Some people are just there goofing off. They don't they don't take us very seriously. But some people are putting risk they're gambling their reputations. The only if if BIP 110 succeeds,

17:19Speaker 5 then whatever the ends justify the means. Whatever whoever they had to accuse of being a pedophile, whoever they had to whatever they had to to delete themselves in public, it was worth it because they say pickle. But if that doesn't happen,

17:37Speaker 5 then their their reputations are are gonna be it's gonna be hard to recover from. And, if you don't understand the kayfabe, if you don't understand what's going on, you understand the rules, this is where I think that the chain split

17:54Speaker 5 is gonna be metaphoric and literal because it's like, they're gonna realize that they forked off the culture when it's too late and they won't be able to get back because there's no replay protection. And what's gonna happen, you know, with you know, Luke has been deleting all this patio tweets after taking after a while that went public. But if you've been crashing out on Nostred, you're gonna have to ask permission to delete your patio tweets. And so, if you're engaging Kayfabe on the roster, that's gonna be problematic too. Yeah. All the all the

18:28Speaker 4 so I I'm looking at Twitter right now, and I see a, you know, tweet from Dylan Leclair. Says non economic non economic nodes literally do not matter. And the same goes for non economic plebs. Matthew Crowder is threatening to attack mining pools with a series of non economic plebs. And, you know, my my fear for the the plebs is they just have such a little understanding

18:57Speaker 4 of the Bitcoin ecosystem, you know, which is a very broad, expansive, scattered, disorganized group of individuals interacting with this technology.

19:13Speaker 4 Many of them have never had a Twitter account in their entire lives. Many of them have no understanding of what the what the discourse happening is right now. You know, Matthew Kratter is, you know, miseducating the Plebs, telling them that

19:30Speaker 4 the plaubs are the mining pool's customers, that, you know, the mining pools work for the plaubs, and the plaubs are not giving a single ounce of business to the mining pools. Maybe maybe they're running, like, you know, a pet hash from brain's pool or whatever for, you know, a very minimal amount of time, you know, whatever. Probably the you know, when when you're a non economic player and you're attacking all of the not the economic players, it's not a persuasive

20:02Speaker 4 way to accomplish whatever your goal is. And you're burning your bridges with these people that control the social ecosystem, and it doesn't really, present a bright future of you having any sort of influence or accomplishing

20:23Speaker 4 anything in the future. Yeah.

20:26Speaker 5 That the analogy of Chicken Whittle is is very apt for a lot of flip flops, especially right now. But it's it's such a an old, deep learning people have heard that analogy so many times to so many things. Chicken Little, The Sky is Falling. It is it's one of those Bible stories or, like, it's one of those, like, cultural memes that gets ingrained to everybody at such a young age that

20:55Speaker 5 it kinda loses its value, to be you know, we use it for comparisons. But it is think of it as like, a male plant who is crying costly that the Fabians are pooping. The Fabians are pooping, and people are gonna are spun up in a panic because the they think the Fabians are coming to poop on their nodes, and that they'll have poop on their nodes and they won't be able to use them, especially if they're in the global South, and they won't have access to sovereignty and freedom. They think that the Fabians are coming to poop on their nodes and to take away their access to sovereignty and freedom.

21:32Speaker 5 But, if you if you if you're alarmist at this constant need for everything to be an emergency and for it to be high time preference and for trade offs that are just

21:50Speaker 5 atypical to how an open source project, right? How you know, they say Bitcoin is money. The trade offs that they're willing to make in in such haste does not betray a a belief that I don't it doesn't their actions don't line up with their words. They do not they are willing to take way too much risk with

22:12Speaker 5 the most important money apparently of all time. It's it is it's a hysteria. It's a mass formation psychosis, it seems like. Well, on the grounds of other,

22:22Speaker 4 Kayfabe, it seems like things in the the political sphere have been relatively quiet leading into the midterms. A lot of people are proud of it.

22:35Speaker 5 I don't know. I would maybe he could have to Graham Blattner in Maine, that's like his change in the dynamics of the US Senate race, but then Lindsey Graham, we found out he was dead this morning

22:49Speaker 5 and it looks like we thought Mitch McConnell was dead, but it looks like they dropped proof of life. They have found they fit I I think they were having a hard time finding a body double for Mitch McConnell But they finally found a body double for Mitch McConnell, so they were gonna be able to keep the Republicans in the Senate. Basically, the the conspiracy, by the way, was that they were not gonna announce McConnell was alive because if they did, then the governor would have to put Thomas Massie in his place to run for his senate position. But we can come down at a different time. And then we're back at war with Iran,

23:25Speaker 5 and Israel is sending Trump intel. He's sharing intel that if, if Trump used basically, Iranians are gonna assassinate him, so they want, you know, kind of a soft, passive, aggressive threat to Trump to kinda re exert their their presence during white coy summer. Disney Lindsey Graham's a big l for BB, you have to admit.

23:50Speaker 5 So it's been pretty crazy in politics, I think.

23:54Speaker 4 I was anticipating that it was gonna be a lot crazier, that there was gonna be a lot of a lot of violence in the streets this summer. Because it it just seemed like it was all lining up. I mean, I don't I don't know if it was the USAID funding really disrupted so much. Maybe that's what it is. But

24:17Speaker 5 Well, I keep listening to, and this is I I knew this before, but he listened to Tim Dillon recently, his episode from this weekend. The the violence is in the streets this summer. Right now, it it it's just this year, it is not like, the no king we thought, like, it wasn't it's not the no king's crown. It's not Antifa versus the Proud Boys. It's not the Patriot Front versus whatever.

24:45Speaker 5 It is it's not even ICE versus the whatever. It's youths. It's these what they're calling flash mobs. And it's like Southern California, Chicago downtown, frequently as they and all over it is young people, mostly teenagers, getting in these huge crowds and it it they end up getting violent, people getting their shit beat out of them. They're, like, moving stores. There's always videos, like, the cops like, Tim Dillon talks about it, but cops show up in horses. Next thing you know, there's a video of four 14 year olds beating the shit out of some fat lady cop. They would the cops have no control. It's happening everywhere. And the only reason for for any of this to exist is because there's just a bunch of broccoli haircuts with nothing to do. They're out of school for the summer. And essentially, they just want to go viral. Like these videos of them, like, crashing out,

25:35Speaker 5 chimping out, downtown Chicago stealing Nikes, beating up the cops, fighting, whatever, it was just going viral. And this is like in the streets all over the country. So it's it's not political violence. It's maybe something scarier. It's just the violence of boredom and, like, having not the kids have no jobs. They don't have Trump accounts yet. They didn't to get their stock from from SpaceX. Like, they don't even have meme they didn't even have meme coins. They were issued meme coins.

26:03Speaker 5 And then after they graduate or getting ready to graduate high school, their meme coins are worthless. And so they're just out in the streets just trying to figure, trying to go viral and get paid from Twitter and TikTok. But it's scarier than, like, you know, the race right, like, Black Lives Matter violence, in my opinion.

26:20Speaker 4 I don't know. I just see that as, the negative externality of GTA six continuing to get delayed. That's I mean, yeah. I mean, I'm I'm seeing that stuff too. Like, you know, they're they're going in their, you know, flash mob in Scientology.

26:39Speaker 4 Yeah. They're

26:42Speaker 5 they're stealing They're getting I think Shirley's, like, not even allowed to go to California because if you put if you put government corruption on TikTok in California, like, you've faced, like, serious jail time. Now they did that because of Nick Shirley. Nick Shirley can't go to Disneyland anymore

27:01Speaker 5 because of the California government. It was so pissed off it. So it's all kinds of shit. Yeah. It's,

27:10Speaker 4 I don't know. I did I'm just I I guess I was bracing for a lot more intensity and and, yeah, that that type of stuff is concerning

27:18Speaker 5 for sure. Not concerned. I'm not concerned. I just I I wanted to not let our listeners go without realizing there actually is a been a lot of news, a lot of announcements, a lot of situation that they have not been following if they've been enjoying white collar soccer. There's a lot going on out there, but, you know, there is no flash mobs of of of cheats and crazy youths fighting and and and being up cops at Camp Nakamoto or like to fix Satoshi. So you don't have to stress about it.

27:53Speaker 4 Yeah. I just anticipated it to be a lot crazier than than it has been. I mean, it's I think a a large portion of the population is just, from what I've seen, is very exhausted in multiple ways. Like, they're exhausted financially. They're exhausted socially. And they're they're kind of like in a in a freeze pattern waiting for something to happen. And it seems like that's gonna be the, what's gonna continue

28:23Speaker 4 for the duration of the rest of the summer, and and then they're gonna be cold and sleepy in the winter. I don't know, man. It's it is

28:33Speaker 5 The culture culture everywhere is having a problem. Like, we talked about sports being back. Well, you know, it's not back. The UFC. They February was incredible. But, Wyatt, you wanna talk about you wanna talk about old narratives,

28:50Speaker 5 stale needs, you know, really proving their proving how fragile they are in public. Conor McGregor last night, man. That that huge letdown. Huge letdown.

29:03Speaker 4 Yeah. I mean, it it kinda based on last night's flop, it really seems like two fifty was a dead cat bounce. You know, like, we we've been seeing this thing that has happened for a long time, which is Hollywood flopping with remake after remake after remake after remake.

29:26Speaker 4 And, I mean, the the last run of Conor McGregor fights was like the Star Wars, like, sequel trilogy, pretty much. Like, last night was essentially the third movie in

29:41Speaker 4 the franchise where, you know, where Palpatine comes back out of nowhere. It just doesn't make any sense. And I think it's it's I mean, the thing I'm noticing is it's just I I think it's really hard to, like, capture people's attention right now. It's really hard to draw them into a good compelling story. And we we're we're on the precipice of, like, this big moment, I think, which is gonna be the public's reaction to the Odyssey movie.

30:12Speaker 4 Like, that that's gonna be potentially a defining moment for the summer. And, you know, the critics have been very fond of it. The critical drinkers are already crashing out about it preemptively. We might see the plebs really dissatisfied with it, or we might see them really excited with it. But, yeah, I mean, we there there has been a series of cultural flops. They've been telling us that,

30:39Speaker 5 that the girl from Juno is gonna be was now a man, a trans man, who is five foot two and has a voice like spun off square pants. Is they they're trying to tell us that Juno could be,

30:57Speaker 5 you know, an ancient fighter, like, well, Achilles or whatever. But they they've been implying that they've got, you know, Ellen Page

31:08Speaker 5 as as Achilles or whatever in Troy but it's not true. She's just in the movies. She has a role. Nobody knows what the role is. So, there's this like all of this is marketing or The Odyssey. It's all part of a key fave and we have lost so now everybody has to see the movie. You're right, this is gonna be this is why it's coming down to us. Is all the people with not a very good, you know, reputation for being reliable

31:35Speaker 5 in their reaction to culture recently, are crashing out telling us how bad it's gonna be. And all the people who we do, who have a terrible reputation, who we're expecting them to glaze it too hard. So we we can already reach you, but we already know what those answers are gonna be. There's gonna be a few people in the middle who are gonna be who are gonna be their reaction is gonna surprise people. But Shane if Shane Gillis

32:02Speaker 5 thinks the Odyssey is badass, people are not going to expect that. They're gonna they're gonna they're gonna freak out and, like, is is Shane Gillis Republican or Democrat? Yeah. If, you know, certain people, the way they react, it's like, you know, Giacomo. Everybody who thought Giacomo was gonna side with the Nazis, flatted her. And then he didn't. It's these people are gonna have these reactions where they're going to, you know, break off from what your expectation is. It's gonna force people to go see for themselves,

32:34Speaker 5 and the dude just made some bad ass movies, Inception, some of these other ones. You might be able to make Woah, Cool. I don't know if anybody really believes that, but we're all gonna we're all gonna fucking find out.

32:49Speaker 4 Well, Star Wars made Woah cool with Andor. They pulled it off. Right. Right. They had a license They're inspiring

32:58Speaker 5 women to to be captains in the Space Force. So So I mean Are you looking forward to the Odyssey? Or, like I mean, everybody is. Are you looking forward to it because it's gonna exceed your expectations for how bad it is, or it's going to exceed for how good? How much are you gonna enjoy it?

33:17Speaker 4 I mean, I'm optimistic that it's gonna be good. And, I'm trying to be. Yeah. I think it's important, like, there there's these stories that have been very been around and have been defining stories, you know, underwriting serious themes of culture. You know, the the Odyssey has really been

33:38Speaker 4 one of those stories. It's one that that children have to breed in school growing up and

33:45Speaker 5 Well, it's time to be good. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. What about, what's it like? What are we missing out on here? We've got all the World Cups finales coming up.

33:56Speaker 4 The World Cup has been a success. Yeah. I mean, the thing that's missing right now, and and this is something, you know, I think very astute people have been picking up on for a while, Is you're watching the pipes, you know, crash out. You're watching, you know, these rises in in mental disorders. The Canadians are all, you know, getting the government to kill help them kill themselves. And the reason why is because they're they're missing out on a compelling story to drive them,

34:28Speaker 4 feeling like they're part of something, feeling like they're stepping into a larger role, you know, and they're serving a purpose, you know, for like, they're they're it's giving their life meaning in one way or another. They're and and when, you know, you're looking at, you know, the fiction and and the, instead of it being

34:54Speaker 4 inspiring that gets them to feel better about their lives and, you know, wanna be better plebs. They're getting very discouraging CATFABE at the end of the day. And so it's like, what

35:09Speaker 4 is the plebs' messaging right now that they're receiving? It's that their messiah in Bitcoin is going to fail

35:22Speaker 4 because of CSAM unless everybody using the network changes their minds and follows Luke. And that's a really it's a really tough, you know, narrative and story to, you know, be a part of and, like, you know, maybe in the moment, they feel like they have this sense of meaning, but there there are sheep getting led to slaughter

35:48Speaker 4 ultimately. And I think they know that and they're feeling that. So consciously, they they are understanding that.

35:60Speaker 5 A lot of them are in denial about it consciously, though. Or at least maybe maybe not a lot of them, but many.

36:08Speaker 4 And so, you you know, the question is is, like, you know, what what are these narratives? What are these stories that could be told right now that could change the course? And it seems like, you know, everything's setting up well for the Antichrist to come into the picture and to lead the plebs.

36:30Speaker 4 Like, as this vacuum grows, the the market demand for the great man, the great savior to step in and and to save the plebs from their, directionless wandering and bumbling

36:47Speaker 4 is just gonna grow

36:48Speaker 5 stronger. I think part of the deal is far off. We were talking about when you said people are it's hard to it's hard to get people's attention. It's hard to hold people's attention and capture their attention. Because the people are everybody's what people are really looking is for somebody who has a believable,

37:10Speaker 5 legitimate, reasonable idea, vision for the future and how it and how it's going to work out and and what's going to be accomplished and and what's going to play out. And, like, you know, in 2024, like Donald Trump,

37:24Speaker 5 what whatever you think of his performance and how bad it is since then, he convinced a lot of people, more than half the country, that he had some sort of vision for the future that made sense. No idea how we're gonna get there. No idea how realistic it was, but it made sense. And that was the at least somebody was making sense. And they and they're looking for that again. They're looking for somebody who makes sense, but more importantly,

37:54Speaker 5 Donald Trump won because people thought you could win. And if they even if you make even if you're what you're saying to them makes sense, if you don't have a winning strategy, if you if they don't believe that going along with you is gonna be beneficial to them, it's gonna be hard to keep their attention. So it it really is, like, whoever comes along and has a a believable

38:18Speaker 5 sum comment and who's who has a kind of a track record of success. And right now, the only person is Fred Ker. Yeah. But and Fred is manipulating that, and he's creating a plebslop circus. He's exploiting people.

38:38Speaker 5 He's getting them to getting them spun up, and then Jack Cruz and others. He didn't get spun up so that they'll say something crazy, that they will say something that captures people's attention that's outlandish. It's no. Surely nobody would say that on a public platform if they weren't

38:57Speaker 5 legitimately serious and had, like, lots of evidence and and whatever, that they could back it up. And they need the the plebs plebs need a a plug slot lobbyist, like a tyrant dictator who is benevolent, who wants to fast for them. They don't they can't be having these high time preference grifters like Fred Kerger as their leader, you know?

39:20Speaker 4 Well, I think there's a different tactic and and way to go about this is, you know, what what needs to happen and this could be a tactic that that is used as very effective, and I I don't know if this has been employed before. But, you know, you you have somebody who has a rise. Right?

39:42Speaker 4 There we've seen this rise. We we watched the rise of Dylan LeClaire. We watched the rise of Will Clemente. We watched the rise of, you know, Natalie Brunel. Timothy Confield. Timothy Confield. You know, all all these individuals have these rises. Right? And what we need to do you know, we watched the rise of Michael Sailor, and, now it looks like he's on on his fall is, like, in our

40:11Speaker 4 ecosystem, what we could do is we have these individuals that have these meteoric rises, and then we have them fake their deaths. So then they become martyrs in one way or another.

40:26Speaker 4 And then you can you you know, it's like in Batman, The Dark Knight, you know, when they when they talk about Harvey Dent, you either live long enough to to watch yourself become the villain or you die a hero. I think we we take advantage of

40:46Speaker 4 that essentially where I guess it's like one of the wonderful things of the Internet is, you know, you can you can just have them, you know, create a whole new account and start over again. You know what I mean? But, like, I mean, you look at individuals like Hal Finney and just, you know, people just can flop him so hard on a documentary

41:06Speaker 4 about, like, how he was a saint, he was, like, the best person in the world, like, he just loved his wife so much and, like, was such a good coder and c plus plus and, you know, like, Bitcoin needs more health fennies. And so if they, you know, for for individuals that, like, actually care you know, Sailor says the most selfless thing that you can do is, you know, die with your coins, and I disagree. I think the, the most selfless thing you can do is to to fake your death and, you know, go out,

41:37Speaker 5 Bear yourself a pest view? Yeah. Did this. He bears out, faked his own death right before

41:46Speaker 5 the 2021, like, February run. He saw what was coming. He saw how COVID was gonna be just like, he's like, oh my God, this is gonna bring in Bitcoin into the limelight. There's gonna be clouds, podcasts, everything. I gotta fake my own death on a boat accident, surfing accident. You know, how you know, Craig Wright or not Craig Wright, the guy who the guy that was essentially the whole lawsuit around Craig Wright, I guess Ira, his brother, basically, the they worked on Bitcoin together. He was one of the early cyber punks. He faked his death.

42:18Speaker 5 A lot of people have done it. And it it creates it creates, like, it cements you into the, like, the war. You need to cement yourself into the war right now. Yeah. I mean, it's a it's a great opportunity

42:32Speaker 4 where you essentially secure your status of sainthood, and you get to watch it play out from the shadows. I mean, Jeffrey Epstein did it. He's playing Minecraft right now just, you know, giggling after everybody's, like,

42:48Speaker 4 banging on the the halls of congress demanding to to see the files.

42:53Speaker 5 I mean, if you asked Jewish a Jewish person, they would say Jesus did that.

42:58Speaker 4 Jesus did it? Yeah. Do you think Jesus faked his death? Well,

43:01Speaker 5 I I see that I not fake it, but I see the point where it's, like, if you if if if if you're immortal, you're kinda just it's it's like playing illusions on the pledge. So, like, where you're saying, oh, I died and rose again, but it's, you know, your immortal, do you really die in the first place? You know, it's just a bit.

43:26Speaker 4 I mean, that's that's the thing with storytelling is, like, anybody telling, like, a great story essentially is, you know, repackaging the story of of Jesus, you know, this battle of good and evil and, you know, a savior sacrificing themselves for the plagues in one way or another. That's the structure of, like, most good stories.

43:48Speaker 5 It's derivative, but it's derivative, you know? And people it's it's also it's anybody can do it, so you don't really have a moat around it. It's very easy for a Noah Plaid to come along and have and become the blood slot messiah. Anybody could become the blood slot messiah if they can just create a better, derivative story

44:11Speaker 5 without, you know, basically ripping off Jesus.

44:14Speaker 4 Yeah. I mean, it's it's really, like, like, the job of, like, podcasters and, you know, anybody working in media to to create the story. I mean, look what happened with George Floyd. George Floyd became the plug slot messiah for a while. And, like, he he's, like, one of the the least impressive individuals that you could put in that situation. He pulled it off, or they pulled it off with him. He didn't even want it. I

44:40Speaker 5 mean, just all your I said the other day, Justin Bachelor is becoming a main character. And, you know, let's do him on spaces or on podcast. It's like he he has no business at this level of kayfabe. We do we deserve better kayfabe, honestly. If I'm being quite honest with you, we deserve better kayfabe. I think he's just distracted

45:05Speaker 4 by the seven women in his car. They just drive around.

45:10Speaker 5 I mean, people, before you judge Justin, think about how much delays seven women require. Yeah. He's gotta provide seven women glaze.

45:21Speaker 4 It's fucking exhausting. This is why I've never really understood polygamy.

45:29Speaker 5 I could barely glaze my my wife enough, you know? Yeah. It's all at work.

45:36Speaker 4 It's like you you gotta feed the family, raise children, and glaze your wife. Like, how do you have time to do anything else? Seven wives, it's like it's like it's like being a mother bird.

45:47Speaker 5 You come home and then your babies are all out of the nest, and they're just like, Blaze. Blaze. Blaze.

45:53Speaker 4 I mean, these guys that have seven wives, they I mean, they they if they didn't have seven wives, I mean, just think about the productivity that they could offer the economy. You get the if you can juggle seven wives, you you gotta be able to juggle a a Fortune 500 company for sure.

46:12Speaker 5 I don't even think Clyde and I first can juggle can glaze seven wives without running out of tokens.

46:25Speaker 4 That's a lot of tokens. Yeah. You got anything before we go to the fountain booth?

46:33Speaker 5 No. I think that I think it's I if you if you find yourself if you just find yourself if you find yourself picking your boogers and and begging mining pools to first you signal hash to to your to your effort. And you think that you control Bitcoin,

46:51Speaker 5 just just do some self reflection. Beggars do not control Bitcoin. Nobody controls Bitcoin but certainly not bugger picking beggars. If you're a bugger picking beggar, you don't control Bitcoin. It's and there's nothing wrong with being a bugger picking beggar

47:08Speaker 5 as long as you, you know, as long as you know who you are, don't forget who you are. Do you know any booger bacon baggers?

47:25Speaker 4 Burger bacon burgers? Yeah.

47:29Speaker 5 I do. I know one or two.

47:37Speaker 4 I sure do. First page from Orange Bar five thousand SaaS. Sound the horn, a brand new episode of the Beagle just dropped. Tap the link below to listen it. Didn't post the link yet. Below. Oh, they posted in a comment on an Oscar?

48:09Speaker 5 Call names.

48:10Speaker 4 I get a four zero four when I click on it. Good job, Noster. Thank you, Orange Martin. It's been, great having you,

48:24Speaker 5 to be honest with you. Orange Martin's a booger bacon burgers. That's for sure.

48:28Speaker 4 Oh, it's it's a cool proof of work situation.

48:39Speaker 5 The next one is from Lopes, 5,000 sats. Bryce Burner Note made me laugh. Has anyone started a Kayfabe University yet? You know, may maybe that's Google. Maybe Google's Kayfabe University. Keisha and the pledge,

49:01Speaker 5 a little bit of Kayfabe.

49:02Speaker 4 Actually, I I saw some murmurings of, spammer anniversary, university launching this week to teach people how to spam how how to poop on the club's notes.

49:16Speaker 5 And And how about that's gonna rile them up? Yeah. That's gonna rile them up?

49:24Speaker 4 So I I think that would be constituted as, Cape Fave University for sure. The Bitcoin podcast, 690 success, is excellent analysis by Beagle News, Rod Palmer, Richard Greaser.

49:41Speaker 4 Well, thank you, Walker, for that. Sounds like Carla's hanging in there, looking real pregnant. If you're a praying person, make sure to pray for her because, the pregnancy has been, real

49:56Speaker 4 complicated. But, yeah. They could use some glaze, you know, and people people are struggling. They could they could definitely use some glaze. Shout out to Walker and Carla.

50:16Speaker 5 Indeed. 80. My Canadian Rockies camping trip over the holiday was too cold to sun my tits, so I think the mosquito bites on my ass from squatting in the woods to pee should count as extra credit. I'll make up the difference at late Satoshi in a few weeks.

50:38Speaker 5 There's no nobody's questioning nobody's questioning Katie if she's, doing Summer the right way. So yeah. Like, get the extra credit in in in but you will have to make it up, and, like, to say, was she? Just so you know.

50:56Speaker 4 I'm just confused on how it's too cold to sun your tits, but they're it's warm enough for mosquitoes to bite your ass. Maybe it gets hot in the day and cold at night, and the mosquitoes are stalling tonight. I don't know. There you go. Josh King, a 101 status has placed me harder daddy.

51:28Speaker 5 Always. I have BTC on board with 100 sats, two thumbs up. Thank you, BTC on board.

51:37Speaker 4 We keep on missing, late stage Huddl's boost because it keeps on posted after the buzzer. But, appreciate you late stage. I I messaged him this week about it. But, anyways, thank thank you guys to our subscribers, Dave, Jolly Roger, Jason. He used to read a lot. Waha,

52:03Speaker 4 Chanrack, BTS onboard, Boomer, Sasha, fundamental, Sean, open mic, Avi. Appreciate you guys. All these guys are working on cool stuff. Jason, fundamentals just released

52:24Speaker 4 a episode of the the Bank on Chain podcast that I listened to talking about 1994, Phish. Shannrack's been on the, the underground podcast tour. He's been doing a show with, Rayo over at Liberty Under Attack, was on an Uncoverable Missus recently.

52:46Speaker 4 Sasha's doing her social circuit thing. You know, fundamentals is he's got what what is he up to? 17 podcasts now that he's got going simultaneously?

52:55Speaker 5 Oh, yeah. The fundamentals is, he's got he's he's got as many podcasts as Justin Bessler's Guy Girlfriends down.

53:05Speaker 4 Yeah. I've seen open mic pretty active in, the group chats. He's been organizing a bunch of different events going on. It seems like one of the next big ones is a value for value event happening in Chicago in September. That looks like a lot of fun value for value Chicago. And then, Avi Burra

53:27Speaker 4 doing his thing with, Blockchain Radio and, the Finding Home series. I'm not sure if he's done a new episode of that recently. But, yeah, thank thank you guys

53:40Speaker 4 for subscribing to the show. Oh, and Boomer has been posting a bunch of thirst trap pictures. If you're, you know, an older, unmarried, you know, single, ready to mingle, attractive fit lady that loves forty hours per week, loves a plump slop,

53:59Speaker 4 and is looking for a, a plump slop enjoying peptide taking, thirst trap posting, Canadian man. Hit up, boomer.

54:15Speaker 4 He's ready to mingle. Yeah. Anyways, thank you folks for tuning in to this edition of Beagle Weekly, and we will catch you again next week.

54:37Speaker 3 Enough is enough. I'm about to go scorch Earth. Yeah. Bunch of bunch of plans clearly could be on repair.

56:06Speaker 3 I'm with Cloud Goblins to sign. Noah goes firmware. Never got an update. He's glitching out brain buffer in every debate. Canute thinks he's a hero taking down the villains, but he built his whole brand on borrowed opinions. Hey, bitch. Do you really wanna cry harder? I'm watching. Let Bruce's belly get larger.