0:12Richard Greaser When did man stand together and do what is right? There is hope for the future and victory is inside. The forces of evil are dauntingly scary. Temptations of submission will make anyone wary. What we are witnessing is a battle for perception. All they have is dishonesty and deception. They want you to be tired, afraid, and alone. Their control disappears in the face of backbone. There is no way to control population that is ungovernable. People are dangerous when they choose dignity over being comfortable.

0:44Richard Greaser When you realize how much there is to lose, all you can do is stand your ground and refuse. All around us are people's brains dissatisfied with settling for living chains. Inside them is a primal hunger for something more than settling for compliance and being a whore. When things become difficult, do you want to cower and hide? Or will you embrace adversity? Take it and strive to die with dignity. It's preferable to being a slave. History will look kindly on those who choose to be brave.

1:22Richard Greaser All we have is dishonesty, either you comply or defy. In the end, no matter what, we all will die. Between now and then are lots of decisions. Memes and information are the most dangerous munitions.

1:46Richard Greaser There is no lazy path forward whether you comply or defy in the end no matter what we all will die. Between now and then are lots of decisions. Memes and information are the most dangerous munitions. There is no way to control it whether you comply or defy. In the end, no matter what, we all will die. Between now and then are lots of decisions, memes, and information

2:19Richard Greaser are the most dangerous munitions. All around us are people with brains dissatisfied with settling for living in chains. Inside them is a primal hunger for something more than settling for compliance and being a whore. When things become difficult to you want to cower and hide. Or will you embrace adversity? Take it and strive. To tie with dignity, it's preferable to being a slave. History will look kindly on those who choose to be brave. When times are difficult, we are faced with opportunity. To invest in each other, take care of our community. The soul needs healing. A world that is chaotic, arcane has purpose, allowing us to be more than robotic.

3:18Richard Greaser So tune into the bugle to fortify your mind and boost us with Bitcoin if our values are aligned. If you're you're listening out there, know you aren't alone. Join as we travel bravely into the unknown.

3:51Pleditor Shitcoiners masquerading as Bitcoin maximalists are a dime a dozen. They infiltrate our spaces and interact with us every day. They are people we trust with our mission to separate money from state and even with our children. Hi, my name is Pleditor. I'm an independent journalist exposing shitcoiners in the Bitcoin space. This is my new investigation to catch a shitcoiner.

4:14Unknown Let's be extra cautious. I wanna make sure nobody will ever find out. Yeah. I'll bring my VPN. I definitely always use protection.

4:29Narrator He's a class of twenty twenty Bitcoin maximalist who was orange pilled by the pump podcast. He co hosts Bitcoin related spaces, warning ex users that crypto is a scam. He thinks a local Monero miner is inside waiting to trade Bitcoin for XMR and Solana meme coins that are unregistered with the SEC and used for gambling.

4:53Unknown Oh, hey. What's going on? Hello?

4:56Pleditor Have a seat. Can you tell me what kind of noncompliant scams you were looking to exchange Bitcoin for today?

5:02Unknown I wasn't actually, planning to buy any shit coins. I came here actually to convince you crypto is a scam. I hoped I could try to orange peel you. That's it.

5:14Narrator You can catch the rest of this dramatic investigation and see Shitcoiners punished for their scams by tuning in to To Catch a shitcoiner. You can catch all new episodes this fall by listening to The Bugle on Fountain FM, available on Android and iOS.

5:32Kailey Welch On this week's episode of the Bugle Weekly, Rod and Dick discussed the most important topics in Bitcoin. Thank you to everyone who showed their support for me coming on as the new producer last week in the booths. It feels good to see how my work is already improving the show. We aren't going to stop there, and the show will continue to get better. This week, we add a new contributor to the show who goes by the NPC anthropologist. Now get ready to listen to the most thermodynamically sound podcast in the world.

5:59Richard Greaser Okay. Kaylee hit the record button, second week of having a spoken hot producer on the show.

6:08Rod Palmer Everybody was really, really excited to see that we got a producer, though. Everybody's really excited to learn more, about Kaylee.

6:17Richard Greaser Yeah. Yeah. I don't blame him. I mean, she's she's quite a a special woman to say the least. But, yeah. So the the economy's looking fine

6:29Rod Palmer from what I see. It's looking great. Yeah. It's looking really great, looking really fine. There was, you know, a little bit of a dip on Monday and Sunday night last week that everybody was really scared about, but that was just game theory. I mean, sometimes game theory is a little scary. But once you accept it and move on,

6:49Rod Palmer I think all the signs were very positive coming out of last week. I think it was, in fact, I think it was a vibe shift. I think it's like a big turnaround. It might have been the bottom.

7:01Richard Greaser Yeah. I I mean, when when the market dips like that, everybody knows better than to sell it. You just gotta buy the dip.

7:09Rod Palmer Right. I think I think it was just kinda like the news that, the big one had already won. I think that it was announced in Nashville at the conference, but like people recorded it on their DVRs, to watch that because it was like one of the most important speeches, but they had to wait for the Olympics to be over. And so like once their favorite Olympic events were over, then they could go back and watch everything that they missed, which was that speech. And now it's like, oh, the world has learned, Bitcoin has already won.

7:36Rod Palmer The president, the next president just announced it. Like, oh my goodness, like I have to reallocate my portfolio.

7:43Richard Greaser So you you wanna hear something really funny about the Olympics?

7:47Rod Palmer Yes.

7:48Richard Greaser So that that Australian breakdancer that everybody's freaking out about, do you know that that's Alex Fetzke's wife?

7:56Rod Palmer I didn't know that. Wow.

7:59Richard Greaser Was he did was he there at the Olympics? Did he watch that? Yeah. Yeah. If you look at the if you go to the video some of the videos, you can see him in the crowd if you look really carefully.

8:09Rod Palmer It's kinda it's kinda hard to see him because he's he's kinda, you know, a smaller guy surrounded by bigger individuals, but yeah. Yeah. That's fair. It was like it was such a big performance that everybody was standing, so it's kinda hard to see him behind everybody in the crowd. Yeah. Yeah.

8:25Richard Greaser Well, I I kinda wonder if Alex Fetzky has some, secret, breakdancing skills that he's holding out on everybody.

8:34Rod Palmer I would like to see that. I mean, it I don't know if the Bushido has like a sacred ritual dance, but, it would be cool if it was like a break dance.

8:46Richard Greaser I agree. I agree. I mean, I, like, maybe I'll, I should write a hip hop song, and see if he'd be willing to do some break dancing. But, yeah, I mean, maybe maybe we could see this transition, you know. I know, like, the influencers are, like, trying to do, like, these these, clout promoting fights

9:07Richard Greaser with each other like Nick Carter did.

9:09Rod Palmer Right. Right. And they're doing also so like the alphas are doing, excuse me, the triple alphas are doing fights. They're like Bikwood fight club, karate combat, and then like just the regular alphas, they're they're doing huge influencer debates. Like, you have like the British huddle versus, power law guy yesterday that's like been breaking the internet. The British huddle apparently won, but it's like it's these showdowns. It's like,

9:36Rod Palmer show me your proof of work. Like, let's let's put this head to head. Let's find out the best, who the most, and who's he's got the best game theory. He's got the strongest game theory in the space.

9:49Richard Greaser Yeah. I mean, if you wanted to put on, like, the greatest influence or spectacle possible, you could do you could call it a, a triathlon where, you know, there's three different events. The first one is a debate. So there's the intellectual side of things.

10:06Richard Greaser And then there's, you know, following the debate, there's a break dancing competition. And then after that, to cap it off, there's a MMA match. And so there's three different forms of combat that are being, engaged in. So there's the intellectual form of combat in the debate. And then there is the just general, like, who has the most swag

10:32Richard Greaser in the break dancing. And then in the third part, there's actual, like, the physical combat side of things.

10:39Rod Palmer It was like it's almost like we need a another event or something to add in there where it's, show show physiology, show show your body type, show your like how you're how athletic you are. So you can start some of that in the M and A, are you like, you need to do an examination of like, has this person been on the carnivore diet? Has this person been using sunscreen and making enough sun every day? Has this person been wearing? It's, you know, it's kinda like a, a, like a body competition. It will oil up in flax and it's like which person's diet and sun routine and walk in routine has been, you know, have they been living up to what they've been talking about?

11:21Richard Greaser Who who's Gooch? Who's gooch has the most tan?

11:27Rod Palmer Right. Right. Like, zoom right in on that, and make sure that you have, like, an impartial, judge so we can all see it. So show us your gooch.

11:39Richard Greaser I bet there's a lot of influencers out there who'd be down to show us their gooch if they got them significant.

11:45Rod Palmer Yeah, and that could catch on. It's like somebody could post a TA chart or a price chart or price prediction or they could say, like, this is a huge problem and they could write a big really important thread about why they think, Bitcoin is broken, but it's like the response could be just show Gucci.

12:03Richard Greaser Well, I think it'd be really important at an event like that to ban Dennis Porter because,

12:10Rod Palmer if Right, right. It's like having somebody with the wrong chromosomes at boxing in the wrong side of the Olympics. It's not fair. Like, Dennis would would dominate in these in these triathlons. You can't, it has to be like regular people, regular regular infants.

12:29Richard Greaser Well, Amy, my thinking behind it is, it's not necessarily Dennis competing because, you know, he he's kinda like the Chuck Norris of Bitcoin. So it it's unfair for him to compete. And I don't even think he would bother with it just because he's so above everybody else. But my concern would be all these other, you know, male influencers, having to, like, show their gooches and stuff. It might get really awkward if they just, like, spontaneously

12:56Richard Greaser have an erection in front of the crowd, you know, while they're showing their gooch.

13:01Rod Palmer Of course. Like, that's how could I forget that side effect? I didn't learn about this phenomenon until I heard a song this week, but, apparently, apparently, you published a song that kind of explains explains this phenomenon. So what what are you talking about here?

13:19Richard Greaser Well, you know, so the the song was titled or I I'm mixing up the title in my head, but it's something along the lines of, Who Needs Viagra When You Got Dennis Porter? And, Right. Exactly. So I mean, there's been a phenomenon that's been going on all over,

13:40Richard Greaser the Bitcoin ecosystem is, you know, like, the the majority of the population of men right now in America, you know, maybe globally are having, you know, serious problems with erectile dysfunction, you know, for a variety of reasons. It's probably because, you know, they're eating too many seed oils, they're not smoking cigarettes, their their testosterone is really low. But like the Bitcoiners, you know, typically have less issues with erections because they're on the carnivore diet, they're sending their balls, they're doing things that are, you know, promoting high tea.

14:14Richard Greaser And, but but there's still some, you know, like, even when you're doing those things and you're you're drinking a little bit and you're tired, you might, you know, still have a little bit of trouble getting it up. And so what's been happening more and more is, you know, people are, like, having their wives, you know, as they're trying to have sex,

14:38Richard Greaser and their dick's a little bit limp, like, whisper Dennis Porter's name into their ears and instantly get an erection. And it just really, you know, doing it for like, bringing bringing Dennis Porter into the bed during sex is, like, increasing Bitcoiners'

14:56Richard Greaser sexual pleasure. It's a big success.

14:60Rod Palmer This this bear market that's been going on kinda since FTX, it's been very difficult for a lot of people. It's made people see kind of feel very pessimistic and very low energy, and that's like that result

15:15Rod Palmer is is what you're talking about here with with low T and rectal dysfunction. But that that knowing that that that Dennis is out there ordering so many people, it kind of reminds you like that we're winning.

15:29Richard Greaser Oh, yeah. Entirely. I mean, this is like one of the the clearest indicators that that Bitcoin is winning. But, you know, imagine imagine, you know, if we get to the point where, you know, a man walks into the doctor's office to get testosterone replacement theory. And instead of walking out with, you know,

15:49Richard Greaser a prescription to some sort of pharmaceutical product or, you know, an injection that they get in their arm, the doctor just, you know, prescribes them dentist for her.

15:60Rod Palmer Oh, yeah. I mean, that's that's probably the main reason to get like a crowd health, membership is like those types of appointments are a 100% covered. It's like he just needs that injection of,

16:16Rod Palmer orange pill fervor that Dennis Porter provides, then, it's always covered. It's always covered under your plan.

16:25Richard Greaser Well, you know, crowd health is pretty interesting. You and I were talking about this earlier today, but you know, what I think is nice about something like CrowdHealth is that when you're using them for health insurance or or whatever they wanna call it, if it's not insurance, essentially the same thing, you're not subsidizing shitcoiners.

16:46Rod Palmer Right, right. You're not subsidizing shitcoiners, vegans, like people who have just final fee habits, diets. It's, it's a value for value. Like when you are drawing

17:02Rod Palmer from the insurance company from a plan that it's not, it's not really one of those things, but for, you know, lack of a better term, well, I'll keep saying insurance, but, it's actually you are providing value. Like what you're doing is is making yourself healthier, stronger, and more bullish, which is providing more value to the plan. So the people paying for it are getting value in return, which is like, great. It's because it's because it's like smoking cigarettes, especially non DIY cigarettes, is actually what people don't, you know, nature media will not tell you that it's healthy, but it is healthy and it increases your testosterone. So, it's great that Crowd Health doesn't discriminate based on smoking cigarettes. Yeah. I mean, it's

17:43Richard Greaser really, you can tell that they're living on a Bitcoin standard just because of their stance on cigarettes. Exactly, it's a signal. We're gonna see the shift happening across the country. I think one of the reasons why

17:59Richard Greaser Bitcoin Magazine might have moved to Vegas this year, upcoming year, is probably because they wanted to allow smoking in the conference.

18:07Rod Palmer Right, like that is one of the few places left in the country, in the world really where you can smoke inside and that's the perfect place I think for a bit like golf resort. They lived, we complained about it, we criticized them and they listened. So like I said, props to them for that.

18:24Richard Greaser Yep. And and the cool thing too is, you know, if you don't wanna go to the conference and and buy a ticket, you can still show up and hang out with everybody that's going there, you know. I know I know there's a lot of moral objectors to at the idea of walking through TSA, you know, to go listen to their favorite podcaster, which, you know, I personally really, relate to that, you know, moral objection because I I don't like TSA very much. I think they're, you know, a waste of space, in my opinion.

18:54Rod Palmer Yeah, I agree it's however, there's trade offs You always have to make trade offs and they only put TSA in front of to, to secure the most important aspects of our lives, air travel is one of the most important things. It's great for the economy. Like without it, the world would come grinding to a halt. So people can't really

19:18Rod Palmer say no to, to air travel. That's why they can put them there. And, you know, there's very few other events or places or things that they can do that, but they know that putting TSA to secure, you know, saying a Bitcoin influencer or podcaster speak is people can't say no to that. Like people want to be there. They want to so they destroy the economy, destroy the ecosystem. If people didn't listen to people, you know, like Peter McCormack or Michael Saylor, Natalie Brumel, if they didn't get to hear them talk about Bitcoin in person,

19:50Rod Palmer the whole community might collapse. So it shows you how important that is to our lives.

19:55Richard Greaser Well, and this is why I think it's important to have an alternative. So like you can't just like boycott, you know, the American economy.

20:05Rod Palmer Right. You can't just boycott the Bitcoin conference. You just can't do that. People are, maybe you personally, but people will not do it. Well,

20:14Richard Greaser I think you can boycott the the Bitcoin conference, but you you just have to create, like, an alternative market essentially, you know, for influencers. And I think that's essentially what we're trying to do with the intellectual silk road It's like we're trying to take on PodConv and undermine, you know, what they're doing, but but not just to to leave a void,

20:38Richard Greaser there. We're trying to, you know, grow this this alternate system of this ecosystem of individuals that care about more than just NGU and compliance.

20:51Rod Palmer Right, right. Yeah, I mean, that it's in a voluntary system. There's still people who will choose, to comply. They'll still choose to take off their shoes and go to the TSA lines and that's their right. It is a fundamental right to do that. And as long as you as long as you make the conscious decision like to, okay, it might then be pat down just to see,

21:19Rod Palmer you know, Nat Odell speak at the Bitcoin conference. It's like, well, yes, that is what I'm gonna do, but it's my choice. But it's good to have choices.

21:29Richard Greaser Yeah. Yeah. I mean, I agree. If people wanna comply, there needs to be there needs to be a route for them to comply.

21:36Rod Palmer Exactly. It's better for everybody when that pressure, that's that valve that is there to release the pressure from the system.

21:44Richard Greaser Yeah. I mean, I guess the message that I want to, you know, essentially communicate and, you know, for people to hear is that, I don't think compliance is the most lucrative, you know, way to, you know, be successful and enjoy things. And I think yeah. So that's what I'm trying to sell them on is, like, you don't have to go through TSA to, like, have a good time and to learn about Bitcoin.

22:06Rod Palmer Right. But if you're a simp, like that doesn't bother you. So it's it's easier and it's it's fine to embrace that.

22:13Richard Greaser Well, okay. Can you talk a little bit more? You you've been really, hyping up the importance of simps this week.

22:21Rod Palmer What's going on? Yeah. I just think that there's a lot more of us out there and I've been talking to people in the community and they just, they agree that they don't see how it is a majority or a negative thing or a weakness and it's, but some people do. And I think that when you know your true identity and you're trying to fight it, you're trying to resist it, you're trying to be Mosheeda, you're trying to be, trying to eat more cardboard steaks, But if that's not filling you, you know, what's the point? And I think that some people just need to understand that there's there's more support out there. You can be you can still be a cypher pop. So,

22:59Richard Greaser like, what what's the, what what's your definition of being a simp? Oh, no. Okay. We got a new recording started.

23:08Rod Palmer Okay. Yeah. You basically just cut out right when I was

23:13Richard Greaser done talking and you're asking out a question. Yeah. So what what's your, definition of being a sim?

23:20Rod Palmer I think it's, I think that's an individual definition. I think that it's one of those things that you know or you don't know and you could try to hide it. But it's like if you have, you know, an alpha, a cypherpunk woman that you wanna simp for or marry, it's like your wife. Like, in she watched a Stefan Lovera

23:43Rod Palmer webcast and learned how to use a multisignature wallet to secure your keys, and you don't know how to do that. Like, you've barely got your ledger figured out. Ashia really understands it. Like, she can recover wallets and and it covers easy phrases to cover her funds and and other devices,

24:05Rod Palmer and you let her, like, you know, control your keys and, like, she can your wife controls your family's Bitcoin. Like, I don't think there's anything wrong with that. And I think that that is that type of behavior would be would be criticized or people might be called, a sin for that, but I don't I don't think that that I think you can still

24:27Rod Palmer I think that's perfectly acceptable. I think you should embrace

24:32Richard Greaser it. Interesting.

24:34Rod Palmer Not everybody agrees.

24:37Richard Greaser Yeah, I know that's cool. Yeah.

24:40Rod Palmer It's very contentious. I was almost kicked out of my meetup for that, right? When somebody asked me, you know, like, why would I use them? Like, well, I think this is what she's using right now to control that keys. And they all like kind of stopped and looked at me like I was was crazy. And I didn't understand like the, I didn't understand the non acceptance. I didn't understand the shock. So I explained to them exactly how, how it works and, and how our dynamic works. And they, they didn't let me they basically kicked me out of the meetup. I can't go to my my local meetup anymore.

25:16Richard Greaser I I heard a story of essentially something like this happening recently, which was that there was a man that was going through a divorce with his wife. And so as a way to, you know, get his Bitcoin out of the the custody battle, he set up his new girlfriend that he was simping for with a wallet and then transferred her all the funds so that they were in her possession

25:41Richard Greaser to avoid the custody issues.

25:44Rod Palmer Yes. I heard about that too. And then I don't know if the outcome was good or not because I think that she stopped talking to him. She kinda just ghosted him. So he lost I think he lost it anyway.

25:58Richard Greaser Well, I mean, what you're describing, it seems kinda like a security risk risk to to be a SIP and and to custody your Bitcoin that way. Like, how do you mitigate those types of risks?

26:14Rod Palmer I think, you know, it's just I trust her. Like, why, like, we got we we said, is there a vase? And it would be, you know, if I uphold my end of the bargain, of, of that, of being that, that said behavior, like, I don't understand how anything could go wrong. And if it did,

26:36Rod Palmer I just have to win her back. I'd have to win it back. Interesting.

26:41Richard Greaser Well, I do think this kind of You don't see things that way. Well, I mean, I think the wise thing to do when you're, I don't know. It it I feel like it it, like, takes, like, probably at least a decade to, like, build a trust with someone where I'd allow them to,

27:03Richard Greaser custody my Bitcoin for me like that. You know what I mean? The people have to prove. Yeah, I guess the other,

27:14Rod Palmer right. Yeah, that's what my cousin told me. We had this conversation very frank and he told me that the most loving thing, the most, important thing that a man could do for his wife is to transact adversarially around her even. So like make sure that she knows absolutely nothing

27:35Rod Palmer about his finances, about his transactions, because they, you know, the state could use them against her if she knew about them. She could be asked to testify against him or even inadvertently give up information to spook. So like the only it could cost her, it could put her in harm's way. So to protect your wife, you have to keep all of your transactions and finances completely secret

28:02Rod Palmer and away from her eyes.

28:05Richard Greaser I think men and women kind of generally are different. Men historically, traditionally have been kind of better with finances than women.

28:19Richard Greaser But that's not always the case. So I think in the scenario, the woman is better with finances, is better with with Bitcoin storage, you know, and other, you know, nuanced topics like that, then it might make more sense. But, I mean, women have some pretty serious attack vectors when it comes to, you know, good financial practices. I mean, like, have you ever have you taken your woman to, Target yet?

28:45Rod Palmer Have you witnessed that? Oh, god. I try not to. Thank goodness they don't accept Bitcoin at Target because, you know, otherwise, she would be she would be spending all of her family, say, she would get the the $2.00 3 multisig and have that plugged into her phone in the self checkout, spending all of our Bitcoin.

29:08Richard Greaser Yeah. I mean, it's, I don't know what it is, but from my experience with dealing with women, they they kinda, like, think the idea of, like, long term savings is, you know, it's a great idea until you see, you know, the new thing that would make the living room look substantially better that costs a lot of money.

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30:18Rod Palmer show. Right. And they just, they don't understand inflation, and they don't understand, macro as well. So they just think like women love to vote. They just think voting is awesome. They love to vote online polls. They love to vote on Pinterest.

30:35Rod Palmer They love to vote, you know, in the gossip magazines when they've got the polls there, and they love to vote in elections. And they really think that that, that outcome and like the the voting matters. And so when they see something like inflation or some sort of of structural macroeconomic hurdle, well, they all will just fix it by voting.

30:58Rod Palmer So they think that their purchasing power will be saved and that could be a little bit problematic and cause the time preference to be a little too short.

31:06Richard Greaser Yeah. Well, I mean, I think men men have like the same or very similar issue. So like, you know, for me, if I go and I see some Marlboro merch somewhere, that's like my version of Target where I want to, you know, spend too much money on it or, you know, a lot of men, you know, it's around like ammunition or firearms. Like, there there's ways for, you know, men to kinda get, you know, captured by,

31:33Rod Palmer a whole Gambling.

31:35Richard Greaser Gambling

31:36Rod Palmer is a big one. Gambling and things like buying feet picks, things like that.

31:47Richard Greaser Yeah. I mean, are there some pretty established, feet pick marketplaces on Oster yet?

31:53Rod Palmer Yeah. They just, some of the new Orangeville TSA agents, have been snapping pictures of influencers in the industry's feet, when they go through TSA and they've been, somebody told them, that they could sell those for a pretty sat on, on Noster markets and other places like that.

32:13Richard Greaser Would you sell your feet picks? Because I I think I would sell my feet pics.

32:19Rod Palmer I would. Yeah. Yeah. I mean, there is there's a couple of of followers I have, that, you know, I send them once a week. It's like a pack part of a package, a subscription package that I've sold them.

32:31Richard Greaser Wow. I I guess I've been pretty slow on this. So Yeah. You're gonna like value for value. So so on Twitter, you know, all these influencers of various types, they have the ability to, like, go through Twitter's KYC subscription process to, like, view their their hidden tweets that they don't share with the non subscribers. And I wonder if that's what they're doing. If they just drop That's where the v pics are. Yeah. Some people sell them on Nostr, but, the people that don't have big

32:60Rod Palmer Noister presences have a lot more followers on Twitter. That's that's what the subscriptions are for. Yeah. So I think wait, wait. Daily, were you talking about having subscriptions on on Noister and, Twitter

33:16Kailey Welch for feet pics? Is that what it's for? Yeah. I'm raking in, like, a thousand USDT a week from feet pics. It's how I pay my car payment for my white Jeep. See? I told you, Richard.

33:27Richard Greaser Well, I I feel like I need to give up now, you know, because if Kaylee's entering the the feet pick market, then, you know, why should I even bother?

33:36Rod Palmer Yeah. She yeah. She was telling me wait. Tell them about how you how you've been selling feet on Orange Mart. Exactly. Like, Orange Mart, you start off naked. Like, you your feet picks are the first thing that people see. Well, I think,

33:49Richard Greaser I think I could totally compete. You know, she's selling her Orange Mart feet picks because you you go in with an avatar. And so I could probably make myself a a pretty cute avatar, to compete. But, like, you know, real life feat picks is a whole different story here.

34:06Rod Palmer Oh, a 100%.

34:09Richard Greaser I mean, I wonder if there's a way that we could do Bugle branded feet picks. Bugle branded. That's a yeah. We'll have to sit on that one.

34:19Rod Palmer Oh, it tells us in the booths, by the way. Those feet picks, you'd be most interested in buying.

34:28Richard Greaser Yeah. I mean, you could also hit us up and and DM separately, and we might, you know, work out, you know, a special deal, that'll be a little bit cheaper than the the Nasr marketplace just dealing directly peer to peer. But, I mean, it, like No KYC VPICs, of course. Like, we we should try this at one of the next conferences

34:49Richard Greaser is is to see if we can we can grow the peer to peer feet pick marketplace, you know, live in person.

34:58Rod Palmer Yeah. That would be great. Yeah. I mean, next year at the conference this year, you could buy non KYC cigarettes. Next year, non KYC cigarettes and non KYC feet pics.

35:10Richard Greaser Yeah. I mean, you could we could, like, set up, like, a special room somewhere where you've got, like, all the different people selling feet pics, and they can have their own boost that they said that. And there there could be different props that they could use to interact with their feet. And, you know, various models would go to different lengths, you know, to capture your stats. But you essentially, there there's, like, an entry fee to get in. Let's say it's, like, a 100,000 stats.

35:39Richard Greaser And then you have to like, everybody can set their own pricing. But you can, like, actually with your own with your own phone camera, take pictures of the the influencer's feet.

35:53Rod Palmer Yeah. Just save them right onto your phone. It's like a like a glory hole for feet. You can stick them through you. Somebody's taking a picture. You know, those fenatives.

36:05Richard Greaser Have you have you been watching PodCon's Twitter account this week?

36:09Rod Palmer They've been kind of unhinged.

36:13Richard Greaser Yeah. I found that to be incredibly obnoxious. And, what it what it looks like to me is they're they're projecting a lot of insecurity right now, and I wonder what that's about.

36:29Rod Palmer Yeah. Must be a bad week to beat Podkoff. It's they say, like, when an animal's cornered, that's when it can lash out. It's just what it feels like might be happening with them.

36:43Richard Greaser Yeah. So Podkoff has definitely been declining pretty rapidly in its control over the ecosystem. I think that's pretty hard for anybody to to argue with right now. And, you know, this is one thing I learned, you know, very early on for watching the the crypto trading YouTube channels

37:07Richard Greaser is this idea of the trend is your friend and that the trend will continue until there's some, you know, radical shift to preview otherwise that that the trend has switched. And so I think Yeah. Hard comp decline is only gonna accelerate is my question.

37:26Rod Palmer Our friend, Fundamentals, has a theory that, I've been looking into and researching and it's that, what Bitcoin did, Peter McCormack, all of his sponsors

37:38Rod Palmer have gone bankrupt And it's fundamentals believes that it's cost so much money to advertise with his on his podcast, but it's actually forcing the companies that do it to go bankrupt and to have layoffs and to have problems. And it's like they're accusing Peter of,

37:57Rod Palmer actually being anti Podkoff and, like, doing his part to to bankrupt them. Interesting. So if you believe fundamentals theory, maybe there's more to look into there.

38:12Richard Greaser Well, I think we should, definitely explore that theory some more because fundamentals is a pretty sharp individual who knows how to,

38:21Rod Palmer essentially play at at levels, like, sounded as like a seven sigma game theory theorist.

38:28Richard Greaser Yeah. And, like, he he's definitely the type of quality guest that belongs on a show like What Bitcoin Did, but he doesn't go on to those types of shows because he doesn't believe with or believe it. So you can you can directly go and get his takes on the on the show Rock Paper Bitcoin, which is pretty cool.

38:50Rod Palmer Yeah. You should definitely check that out.

38:53Richard Greaser One one thing oh, yeah. We have a new segment. I forgot to mention we were talking about starting the show, but, so I've been working with a guy who goes by the MPC anthropologist, and, he's gonna be dropping

39:09Richard Greaser little tidbits for us, you know, every week or, you know, as much as he can afford to, you know, discussing what's going on in the MPC world, and I'm pretty excited about it.

39:21Paul LaRue My name is Paul LaRue, and I am a self appointed anthropologist of the unthinking masses who make up the foot soldiers of the global homo world order tyrannizing modern society. In lieu of any formal credentials from some institution dominated by these foot soldiers, I will offer you a brief history of how I came to acquire a modest fortune, which has enabled me to devote my life to becoming the lead researcher in this important field.

39:48Paul LaRue From 1994 to 2020, I built a novelty bumper sticker empire before retiring at the top of my game. If you have ever been stuck behind someone texting at a green light with a bumper sticker saying something along the lines of exercise, I thought you said extra fries,

40:08Paul LaRue or rhinos are just fat unicorns, or if you are going to ride my ass, at least pull my hair, then you are familiar with my customer base. Now I don't imagine any of you understand the inner workings of the novelty bumper sticker industry, but let me tell you success in this world requires a deep understanding of the bottom half of society and a finger on the pulse of people who are willing to permanently modify their most valuable possession while buying a 64 ounce soda at a gas station.

40:39Paul LaRue Over the coming months, I will be working with the bugle to document the most important trends happening in the world of the unthinking masses. My name is Paul LaRue, and I am the MPC anthropologist.

40:53Rod Palmer Hell, yeah. NPC anthropologist. It's got really good, really good stuff to share. You wanna check that out.

41:03Richard Greaser Yeah. I mean, I think we we need more jobs like that. You know, the more jobs that we can invent, like MPC anthropology, the better it is gonna be for the economy. And this is a theme that we talked about last week, you know, while we're discussing, you know, how the economy is fine and why it's fine. You know, and part of the reason why it's fine is because we're growing the value for value economy

41:27Richard Greaser so quickly. It's creating so many jobs. It's distributing wealth. It's getting rid of trickle down economics.

41:39Rod Palmer It's very exciting to see. Yeah, people are using the productivity gains made through AI to work second, third jobs. It's no longer that you have to do all that work at those jobs. You can just have AI do it and then you just collect a salary. So this is

41:58Rod Palmer some people think that there's not enough, that the population is shrinking or the population demographics are declining. There's too many boomers who need government subsidies and there's not enough millennials that are working, but millennials are now working three or four full time jobs by using AI to do all of them. And so, we're creating these jobs ourselves, creating these workforce workers who now we can support the boomers, who need to continue to collect Social Security and Medicare, and they need us to pay for

42:32Richard Greaser it. Well, and I think that while jobs are being disrupted in kind of like the traditional fiat world, there's not as many bankers needed as there were prior. You know, a lot of these individuals that are, you know, kinda getting cut out of their roles are moving into roles like, setting up e cash mints.

42:54Rod Palmer Right. Right. So, like, people are bankers becoming e cash mint bankers.

43:00Richard Greaser So I downloaded this app called FETTI onto my typewriter. I think you were I can't remember if it was you or or Rob Hamilton that was suggesting that I use it. How do you like it so far? Well, it doesn't have dark mode as far as I can see, so I think it's kinda useless. But it has potential.

43:21Richard Greaser And and they're you know, putting dark mode in it, it it's a pretty easy thing to do. So, like, once they do that, it'll probably be, you know, ready for some more adoption.

43:35Rod Palmer Oh, yeah. I've been messing around with it too. They usually add dark mode and, add USDT.

43:46Richard Greaser Yeah. I mean, so this has been something that I've been doing recently, you know, when I'm looking at Bitcoin related wallets. There's a lot of very unpatriotic, you know, products in this industry that that don't have USDT support.

44:05Rod Palmer Right. Right. It's it's the dollar is going around, and it's it's being demanded in the form of USDT all around the world, especially the global South, and that creates more demand for US treasuries and US debt, but it it it spreads

44:23Rod Palmer American values to noncompliant places in the global South, and it continues America dominance. Like, not supporting USDT is

44:35Rod Palmer is is akin to kinda being a turn a turn clock on The United States. Mhmm.

44:43Richard Greaser Yeah. I mean, I would say one of the the most patriotic wallets out there is Aqua Wallet. 100%. You know, I just opened up Aqua Wallet. I was looking at it, and they have a dark mode toggle. So you can either do, burn your eyes out mode or dark mode.

45:02Rod Palmer Right. It's it's very hard to transact adversarially. When you have a light mode, just blasting light and maybe you're trying to you're in a tight space, maybe you're in a covered operation, you need to have that dim, glow of dark mode to continue to transact adversarially.

45:21Richard Greaser Well, I mean, I think dark mode

45:23Richard Greaser has very long history of, you know, being intertwined with the cypherpunk movement, because, you know, when you like, boomers don't know how to use their computers. And, most boomers are very anti cypherpunk. And so when you walk past a booter boomers computer, you see them on their phone, you know, they're gonna be squinting at it, very confused,

45:48Richard Greaser having trouble seeing what's going on with it, you know, because it's so bright. You know, it's just scorching their eyes with the these, you know, the blue light coming off the computer. And then when you walk past a Cypherpunks computer, they have like, all their windows are dark, right? They got, like, a dark background, wallpaper going on. They've got, you know, older apps. Next time

46:11Rod Palmer next time you're at the TSA, in one of the Orangeville TSA agents is sitting at the little desk with the little looking at a computer screen, when you get past it, look back at the computer screen, you will see that there's there's technology there darkening that screen that only they can see from the right angle. And it's, that's that's because the TSA is now using Cypherpunks. It's kinda scary.

46:34Richard Greaser It is. Like, I think I think we need a good alternative for for Cypherpunks so that they don't wanna work in the TSA. I think, like, you know like, one of my fears about the TSA is, like, they've been, you know, increasingly encroaching on cigarette smoking, and this is something that, like, really bothered me about the conference is, like, they didn't let you bring lighters into the main event.

46:56Rod Palmer Oh, yeah.

46:57Richard Greaser To go see, you know, Matt O'Dell speak. And so, you know, I I was wanting to go, you know, do some non compliant activism in there. And I was completely, you know, blocked from from my free speech of smoking a cigarette because of the TSA. And I think we could see this going forward in the future. I was surprised because they let you bring lighters on airplanes so you can still get away with smoking to the bathrooms.

47:25Rod Palmer But Right. It's crazy that now you you can smoke in the bathroom of a seven forty seven, but you can't smoke listening to, you know, your favorite podcast or on stage at a conference.

47:41Richard Greaser Yeah. I mean, we'll have to see how it goes with Vegas, because, you know, it's a very smoking friendly city, but it just kinda dependent depends on, you know, what TSA does. And I think, like, in part of us like, we can bargain with these guys. Right? So they're they're kind of, like, on the same page of us as us, you know, realizing that Bitcoin has already won. So they're they're kind of a little bit more receptive,

48:11Richard Greaser to these messages, but we we have to we have to convince them. And I think the way that we do this is that we, you know, we really have to be using USDT. You know, these individuals in the government, like, I think a lot of them really question, you know, whether we're patriotic or not, whether we care about this country, whether we want to support the government. And, you know, there's no way

48:39Richard Greaser to signal that stronger than USDT. So we we walk walk by, open our AquaWall and show them our USDT balance, maybe tip them, one or two USDT for keeping us safe.

48:54Rod Palmer Yeah, that'd be great. Be able to use Lightning Liquid or USDT both to tip TSA agents.

49:03Richard Greaser So I I have yet to see, a Lightning wallet that supports Lightning USDT. I don't know the mechanics of how that works yet.

49:13Rod Palmer You know, let's what was the one? There was a transaction this week.

49:21Richard Greaser Yeah. Saw somebody transacted, but I don't think they, they said which wallet it was. To find that out,

49:30Rod Palmer is it Speed Wallet? Is that it? Yeah. Speed Wallet. Yeah. US Okay. Have a USDTL, which is USDT Lightning.

49:42Richard Greaser Oh, I don't know why we didn't have this story on our agenda. I I wanna I wanna completely segue into a different topic before we we gotta wrap up here in a minute. But, the The UK banned memes. Do you see that? Yeah.

49:58Rod Palmer We'll we'll have to have another maybe you have to have an emergency recording later this week or something about this, but the government's banning memes. We can't It can't that has to be discussed.

50:11Richard Greaser Yeah. I know I know you gotta run again here in a minute, but, maybe maybe we could even do, emergency Twitter spaces

50:18Rod Palmer at some point. There we go. Maybe this week, we'll do an emergency card spaces.

50:22Richard Greaser Yeah. That might be good. Well, you got any final thoughts, before you run?

50:30Rod Palmer Never give up your guns, but most importantly, never give up your means. Because if you give up the means, that's out of maybe worse than giving up the guns. So fight like hell to keep your right to post, to shit post.

50:44Richard Greaser Yeah. I mean, if if you give up your memes, then you give up the right to guns because you're too And memes are the most powerful weapon.

50:52Rod Palmer Yeah. Alright. Maybe we'll catch you on that emergency spaces later this week, but, for this week, I'm out. Talk to you later. Alright. Talk to you later, Ron.

51:02Richard Greaser I guess that leaves me to, roll into the fountain bush. Before I do this, I wanna I wanna, you know, talk a little bit about a phenomenon which is happening, which is that, you know, the average American is really struggling to be able to afford to pay taxes. And so there's this movement of individuals out there looking for financial security, you know, because they want to, you know, continue, you know, funding the government. They wanna make sure that,

51:30Richard Greaser they can do their part in, you know, the federal government. One, you know, supporting our greatest allies across the ocean in these very patriotic wars to support democracy as well as to pay The US debt interest that

51:47Richard Greaser was used you know, to previously fund, you know, the these wars that supported and and promoted democracy. So I'm going to play that, real quick and then I'll get into the blues.

52:13Singer I lost my job today, and my cards are maxed out. My My wife is pissed. My life a mess, I feel doubt. Why can't we just print our problems away like the way boomers stay back in the day? I look at my kids with a tear in my eye, questioning whether they are destined for war so they die. Raising little soldiers to fight and protect this nation while I'm attempting to fight, I'll starvation. I look at my kids with a tear in my eye, question them whether they are destined for a war zone than die, raising little soldiers to fight and protect this nation while I'm attempting to a trusted the TV, it wasn't sad. I had a dollar in my pocket, Nikes on my feet. I miss the days when I could afford to eat good meat.

53:07Singer All I ever ask for is to be able to afford paying taxes. But now the the IRS is on my dick watching my transactions. I can't afford to live this way. Can't you cut me some slack? Why can't someone else do the hard work to get our country back? Binging Netflix isn't taking the pain away. It feels like the only thing I can do is pray.

53:34Singer Lord, please help me afford to pay the state. There is no way I can't afford the fees if I pay late. The sheriff is on my doorstep to kick me in the balls.

53:50Richard Greaser My phone won't stop ringing from debt collector calls. All I wanna do is comply.

53:54Singer All I wanna do is comply and be left alone. But I can't afford anything, and I'm getting kicked out of my home. I remember the days before the world went mad. Back when I trusted the TV, it was just sad. I had a dollar in my pocket, I miss the days when I could afford to eat good meat. All I ever asked for is to be able to afford the taxes. But now the IRS is on my dick watching my transactions.

54:33Singer I can't afford to live this way. Can you cut me some slack? Why can't someone else do the hard work to get our country back? Every night I go to sleep, wishing I don't wake up. When we wake up in the morning, I can't afford whiskey in my cup. How can I numb out the pain and hide from reality? Why can't I find a way to escape the brutality? It's starting to seem like the only way out is to take action. There is no way to hide from reality and choose distractions. The only way out is forwards. I will not give it.

55:09Singer Finding a way to afford to pay taxes is how we went.

55:23Richard Greaser Okay. So as far as, boost okay. Appreciate the support on this one. So, you know, like I said on previous episodes, the 10% of all these boosts are going to, the samurai wallet defense fund via p 2prights.org. And I would encourage you to after you boost us to go over there and, boost them. So it's looking like we're gonna send 18,200 sats to,

55:56Richard Greaser that. And I know, you know, it's a small amount, but, as we grow the show, as we grow the amount of cigarette money that's coming through the show, we'll be able to, you know, support, these guys more. And it just kinda adds up over time. You know, 20,000 stats every week for a while, you know, is gonna be, a good amount of

56:21Richard Greaser legal defense money for these guys. And it's just, it's important to, like you know, if they're gonna be throwing the compliant people in prison, it just it just really, you know, screws everything up. How how are we supposed to do anything if if you comply and you still end up in prison? But, yeah, I won't go into it. I've talked to it on on previous shows, but, yeah, I think they're an important

56:47Richard Greaser group of individuals to to definitely be thinking about and supporting right now. But, yeah, our first first boost comes from for a 100,000 sats and says, the economy is so great right now that I can easily spare the beagle a 100,000 sats. If you want to be a baller like me, then only listen to credentialed economists and journalists. GDP is going up only.

57:12Richard Greaser Yeah. I mean, that's a very, very astute, observation, you know. And it's great that GDP goes up. And, like, if there's any ever a moment that GDP goes down because of these, you know, dollar instruments and and the way the economy works, they can actually keep GDP, you know, skyrocketing through the roof, by essentially injecting liquidity

57:39Richard Greaser very, very liberally and generously into the system. And even as the consumer buys less things, the value of the things that they're buying, grows more. And so it still, you know, makes GDP go up.

57:55Richard Greaser So it is a very exciting trend. And, you know, I I hope, you know, more more people can show us how great the economy is doing by boosting us. So thank you for your very generous boost boost, Stakatoshi.

58:12Richard Greaser The next one is from Ron Palmer Hoddle for 25,000 sats who says, hawk to, glad to have Kaylee on the team. Yeah. It's, it's pretty great to have Kaylee here. Total babe. Really awesome. Adding a lot of value to this show. The next one is from,

58:33Richard Greaser one of my favorite boosters personally, miss huddl not four twenty for 10,000 stats and says, glad you have a woman on the show now. You men need a woman to keep you in check and wrangle you. Yeah. I mean, it's, you know, it's hard. You know, when you're essentially, you know, the modern day Marlboro man, you know, it's hard to get caught up and, like, try and, like, handle, like, all the masculinity

58:60Richard Greaser pumping through my veins. And, having a producer like Haley definitely, you know, kinda, like, tone it down a little bit and make a you know, because there's nothing problematic with, you know, being too masculine or being too much of a badass. But, you know, sometimes that can be a little bit intimidating and so we kinda, like, limit our audience. So so having here her here to balance us out,

59:26Richard Greaser really helps. Next one is from fundamentals for 10,000 sats. It says, great production value. Congrats on finding Caitlin. Yeah. I mean, it was kind of a create crazy. Like, the the second that we brought her onto the show, my audio problems were fixed. And, you know, I'm I'm saying this now, you know, hoping that they're working,

59:47Richard Greaser because I I can't hear it loud why, but I I I trust that she's managing it. But, yeah, thank you, Fundamentals. Shadrach boosted for 10,000 sats and said, great work, Kaylee. I love the energy. Heart emoji. Hey, Dick. I changed my name. It feels great. What an episode.

1:00:08Richard Greaser Guys and Kaylee, protect Dick and Rod at all costs. Make sure you take separate flights. You're touching the hornet's nest. Well, yeah. I mean, that's that's kind of our plan is, to never get on, like, a small private plane altogether because that that would be, you know, very risky. You you know, a lot of lot of people, you know, sometimes, you know, getting on an airplane could be kinda dangerous if if Podkoff doesn't like you. Next boost

1:00:41Richard Greaser or, well, yeah. Appreciate it. Oh, Shadrach told me that he's been playing my music over out at, Lake Satoshi right now. And, that that just warms my heart. So I appreciate, the love there, Shadrach, and, you know, people are introducing people, to my tunes. Yeah. Thank you. Orange Smart boosted for 5,000 stats and said, it's great to hear our boost are helping the economy and growing the people team.

1:01:09Richard Greaser Yeah. I mean, you're you know, when you boost the show, you're not only doing it for America, but you're doing it for the whole world. It's the whole global economy. And that's what's so great about the value for value economy, you know, and about Bitcoin is it's borderless. And so it's not necessarily, you know we're we're helping, you know, El Salvador. We're helping,

1:01:35Richard Greaser you know, the the funny talkers in England. It's it's kind of a big deal. Your boosts matter. Expatriotic boosted for 4269 stats and said,

1:01:49Richard Greaser one Bitcoin equals one Bitcoin. Hashtag free samurai. Yeah. Yeah. That that's one way to to do it. I mean, the way I think about it is 1,000 Satoshis equals one cigarette. That's kinda, you know, my framing around it. But, yeah, one Bitcoin does equal 1 Bitcoin. One Satoshi equals one Satoshi.

1:02:14Richard Greaser It's very, like, important math. When you're in public education growing up, when you're in high school, you know, and and they briefly talk about money, you know, which they really don't. But they don't they don't teach you that one Bitcoin equals 1 Bitcoin. It's very basic stuff, you know, that should be taught in schools. Pies boosted for, two cigarettes or 2,100

1:02:39Richard Greaser stats and said, noncompliance, this is the way. 100%. Appreciate the boost. Our our our very, yeah, our next boost is from, you know, a recent,

1:02:56Richard Greaser regular booster named, Brother Abile for 750 sats and said, the episode really drives home the difference between high quality, high integrity journalism and the Podkoff trash that is thrust upon new pointers. Rod having to leave the show to follow a scoop on a breaking story is what sets you apart. If it was Podkoff, they would have to cut

1:03:21Richard Greaser to a shill for Swan or Ant Poole's big hashed big, big hashed iron. Great to see the team growing, keep pursuing the truth.

1:03:34Richard Greaser Well, yeah. I mean, what it's like one of the reasons why we don't do sponsors on the show. You know, or, you know, we do, like, fake sponsors, you know, from time to time. So, like, we like to, like, ambush people,

1:03:49Richard Greaser with sponsorships. But we don't we we take money only directly from, you know, individuals and and we try to do that to, like, really preserve our integrity because, you know, there's always gonna be attempts for Podkoff to buy us out.

1:04:05Richard Greaser And to some degree, there already have been, you know, that we've rejected, because, you know, we we believe in protecting the integrity of our journalism. We believe in, you know, limiting the CIA's control over our journalism. It's very important to us, and and I'm glad to see that it's important to you as a listener, brother Abel.

1:04:32Richard Greaser Pies again, you know, for 420 sats, said, driving my train high on cocaine. Casey Jones, you better watch your speed. Well, I'd I've heard that cocaine, you know, makes you a better train operator. So I I think that's appropriate

1:04:50Richard Greaser activity to I just hope you aren't one of the individuals that, you know, ruins it for everybody else. Like, you know, you you can drive drunk, as long as you're good at drive driving drunk. And if you're not good at driving drunk, then you're probably not good at driving sober. Maybe you shouldn't drive at all. And it's kinda up to the to the individual, you know, to ultimately, you know, make that call, you know, and have the courage to admit either they're good or bad drivers and whether they should be driving or not.

1:05:20Richard Greaser Ex patriotic, for 420 sats, did a long one. Said, spent twenty minutes, okay, maybe less, searching Bitcoin Magazine for an article about why HODLers should pay miners.

1:05:37Richard Greaser Look, guys, as the most real satire news site where paradoxical everything you read is actually true. Can you put please put a disclaimer when something isn't true? For real, I've gotten to the point where you guys talk about so maybe real things

1:05:57Richard Greaser that since I don't consume other news sources or Twitter, I honestly can't tell where the parody ends and the reality begins. I'm kinda confused by this. I don't know why you're calling it satire. We're very serious journalists here. But, yeah, I mean, like, what what news site in the world ever

1:06:18Richard Greaser puts up disclaimers, you know, from when they're telling the truth and when they're lying? Like, you expect the New York Times, you know, when when they're when they're trying to man manufacture consent for war, when when they're putting out a bunch of, you know, garbage, such as trying to,

1:06:35Richard Greaser you know, convince the population that, you know, the US military should go inject democracy into another country, into the global south, they they put a disclaimer, hey. We're actually lying about this. No. So, you know, we're we're following, we're following established publishing standards, dude.

1:06:57Richard Greaser And so, you know, what I encourage you to do is just, like, do a little bit of internal soul searching, you know, as far as, you know, your your critical thinking capabilities. But, you know, also

1:07:12Richard Greaser also remember that, you know, we're credentialed journalists, so you should you just all of us do is they're thinking for you. Just trust everything we say for real. And then we cut, a couple of boost from, you know, various users for a 100 stats, with no comments and, you know, kind of like gibberish usernames. But, yeah, that wraps

1:07:33Richard Greaser up the show for today, and wanna thank everybody for boosting and tuning in, and we will catch you next week on the Bugle Weekly.

1:07:45Kailey Welch Thanks for tuning in to this week's episode of the Bugle Weekly and boosting the show. Your boost ensure that this smoking hot producer still has a job working for the best journalists in the game. The market for non compliant feet pictures is growing and no one can compete with me. Anyways, thanks again for tuning in to the show and we will see you next week on the Bugle Weekly.

1:08:19Richard Greaser When do men stand together and do what is right? There is hope for the future and victory is inside. The forces of evil are dauntingly scary. Temptations of submission will make anyone wary. What we are witnessing is a battle for perception. All they have is dishonesty and deception. They want you to be tired, afraid, and alone. Their control disappears in the face of bad. There is no way to control population that is ungovernable. People are dangerous and let you choose dignity over being comfortable.

1:08:50Richard Greaser When you realize how much there is to lose, all you can do is stand your ground and refuse. All around us are people's brains dissatisfied with settling for living chains. Insight them is a primal hunger for some think more than settling for compliance and being a whore. When things become difficult, do you want to cower and hide? Or will you embrace adversity? Take it in stride. Just die with dignity, preferable to being a slave. History will look kindly on those who choose to be brave. All we have is dishonesty.

1:09:30Richard Greaser And if you comply or defy, if in the end no matter what, we all will die. Between now and then are lots of decisions. Memes and information are the most dangerous munitions. There is no lazy path forward whether you comply or defy. In the end no matter what we all will die. Between now and then are lots of decisions, names and information are the most dangerous conditions.

1:10:15Richard Greaser There is no way to control it whether you comply or defy. In the end, no matter what, we all will die. Between now and then are lots of decisions. Memes and information are the most dangerous munitions. All All around us are people with brains dissatisfied with settling for living in chains. Inside them is a primal hunger for something more than settling for compliance and being a whore. When things become difficult, do you want to cower and hide? Or will you embrace adversity? Take it and strive to die with dignity. It's preferable to being a slave. History will look kindly on those who choose to be brave. When times become difficult, we are faced with opportunity

1:11:10Richard Greaser to invest in each other, take care of our community. The soul needs healing. World that is chaotic. Arcane has purpose, allowing us to be more than robotic. So tune into the bugle to fortify your mind and boost us with Bitcoin if our values are aligned. If you're listening out there, know you aren't alone. Join as we travel bravely into the unknown.