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0:36Rod Palmer Folks, welcome back to the Beetle Weekly. And, it was a very it's been a very nice Easter. I have to say it. Had a very nice Easter with family. We went to church this morning. We went and saw pastor Jeff deliver just the most incredible sermon. A brilliant mixture of Pub Slop and

0:58Rod Palmer an actual insightful thoughts, but he delivered the sermon on how the plebs killed Jesus. So if you've not checked that sermon out, it is recorded and published on our RSS feed. You you can catch a preview of it, but if you're a subscriber, you can listen to the full thing. If for whatever reason you don't wanna subscribe to the b o weekly, you can just purchase the episode if you want.

1:25Rod Palmer But, yeah. I don't know. It was great. We did the we did the annual Easter egg hunt with the kid. And, you know, per usual, I put a bunch of cigarettes in the Easter eggs.

1:40Rod Palmer And, you know, something strange happened this year. Like, usually, parents get a little bit upset with me by putting cigarettes in Easter eggs, but this year, they actually, like, appreciated it. They there's been this shift in America

1:59Rod Palmer that has happened where cigarettes are back, people think vaping's gay, and, I don't know. That made my Easter better seeing that, but how was your Easter, Rod?

2:13Richard Greaser I think like a lot of people, it has been a very, active, very volatile, there are a lot of headlines, a lot of scary headlines.

2:29Richard Greaser The first turning, World War three, Iran, prediction markets, Venezuela, ICE agents, Minnesota, I mean, that's

2:39Richard Greaser there's several I've seen files all these things. It's just a relief to make it to the spring season and you know spring season is like it represents, rebirth and like you made it through the winter. The world continues on, the flat the sun still comes up, it's still gets warm. Everything comes back to life.

3:04Richard Greaser It's things get better. It's a dependable thing like you get through the winter, you make it to spring and you get to white goy summer after that. And then, you know, there was times in the past, you know, six weeks, two months, three months where I didn't think we were gonna see white goy summer because I didn't know there was gonna be any any of us around to experience it that and to enjoy it. You know, there was rumors that they put Bitcoin somewhere is gonna come back and it was just like, I don't know. I don't know if like any of this is ever coming. I don't think anything's coming back. But here we are. He's risen.

3:43Richard Greaser Bitcoin is pumping this this evening. It has already won. Like, spring is here. Easter is here. And I think it's just a bigger relief. I think we appreciated Easter more this year than I I definitely appreciated Easter more this year than I have appreciated Easters in any recent years in the past, and I think other people have too, and it sounds like you've have too.

4:08Rod Palmer Yeah. I mean, I always enjoy it. There there's a lot of things that that people do which are, you know, strange and don't make sense. And, there's a a consistent thing that many people do, which is, like, complain about daylight savings, and yet we continue to just it it wouldn't be that hard realistically

4:34Rod Palmer to eliminate daylight savings from our our life our lives, you know, by by making enough fuss about it and, I mean, like, probably a $50,000 donation to Satoshi Action Fund, you know, with all of Dennis' connections

4:50Rod Palmer in government would be enough to to end it, convincing some state legislatures to to move on that front because everybody hates it. But, like, one of the most retarded things that happens in, like, the American Western calendar is having

5:11Rod Palmer New Year's be January 1. That is incredibly stupid to have the New Year start in the middle of winter. And

5:25Rod Palmer there are other people throughout history that have celebrated New Year's April 1. And I I think that's it's much it makes so much more sense because that's that's spring. That's when when things are starting to, you know, revitalize and, you know, people have this attitude where they they try to create all of these

5:49Rod Palmer resolutions and whatever in the dead of winter, you know, when your body is at the the least level of of energy. Like, your your your body is

6:00Richard Greaser literally it is This is blood behavior.

6:05Rod Palmer Yeah. It's blood behavior. And, to celebrate but but I think that's why, you know, there's, like, this refreshing energy around Easter every year, and this year in particular because it's it's really the start of the new year for real. It's it's spring. Things are budding. It's it's time to make your your New Year's resolutions. Your your energy's only gonna increase as the sun comes out more and gets hotter, it's gonna be more pleasant to smoke cigarettes outside with your friends.

6:37Rod Palmer You're gonna wanna be out there doing things more.

6:39Unknown So happy new year for real.

6:42Richard Greaser Yes. Happy new year. And like I said, this is plant behavior. What the word you said the worst time to be recreating, setting New Year's resolutions is the dead of winter and that is what blued plans always they just don't know

6:60Richard Greaser how to properly direct their their their energy. It's like you need to focus on the new year in the springtime. You need to sync up and this is what why I think that we need a user activated soft fork when it comes to ta daylight savings time.

7:20Richard Greaser There's no re like, nobody wants daylight savings time. It's only the government makes us do it. The government who is still not prosecuting people in the Epstein files, the government who is because, you know, it is people in the government who are in the Epstein files, they're the ones who tell us when to to spring forward and fall back, or that we have to spring forward or fall back. We have they're the ones who tell us that we have to change our clocks in the in the wintertime

7:50Richard Greaser and become more depressed because they know that's when we're trying to set our New Year's resolutions. We're trying to become better. We're trying to afford our taxes is, for the new year. So they they make us set the time back. So we're depressed and we have less energy. They're suppressing our ability to set new year's resolutions and to succeed on them. There's I think that citizens should take that back. We should just say no, we're not falling back. And the in in what is the government gonna do about it? I I think I think that's a real I think that's a more successful strategy than BIP one ten is what I'm saying. We need a user activated software for Daylight Savings Time.

8:29Rod Palmer Yeah. I mean, not just Daylight Savings, but the the calendar entirely. And this is a project I've wanted to do for a while is, create a a calendar with alternative holidays. And, you know, you could start the new year on April 1

8:46Rod Palmer and, you know, really set a precedent. You know, because, like, a lot a lot of these things like, you know, time and holidays and, you know, just perceptions around, you know, a lot of what is considered important culturally, it's it's what they would call in sociology

9:07Rod Palmer a social construct. And, you know, one of the lessons to learn from the whole transgender movement

9:20Rod Palmer is how easy it is to convince a bunch of plabs a retarded idea. Because you take something that's pretty, you know, fairly binary, which is, you know, biological sex, and you convince them that it's not binary. And you see this all throughout the world or all throughout our country

9:41Rod Palmer where they convince the plebs a bunch of retarded things that they just kinda go along with. Tons of things. Just endless amounts of things. They like, convincing them that Family Guy is a good TV show, convincing them that vaping is a good idea, convincing them that, slot music on the radio is worth listening to, convincing them. I don't know. There's just endless amounts of bad things that they've

10:11Rod Palmer convinced all sorts of plebs to believe in, you know, strongly. And I think what that just shows you is that it's possible to teach the plebs good ideas. Is it hard? Yes. But it's possible. If you can convince a plumb a bad idea, you might be able to convince a plumb a good idea.

10:34Richard Greaser But the the people are asking the question, that that's true. But I don't think that's the problem. I think the problem is figuring out is it worth is it worth your time to teach the clubs a good idea?

10:52Richard Greaser You know what I mean? It's like, if, you know, if you if if your passion is mentoring plebs or whatever and teaching them things, meaning if you're if you want to lead the plebs, you know, fine. But, like, is it is it your duty So is it your duty to show leadership to the Plex? Is it your duty to be a role model? Plex, just because you are an influencer or a podcaster or, you know, a paper Bitcoin CEO like wherever it is like. Is it your obligation to be a good role model? Is it David Bailey's

11:28Richard Greaser obligation to be a good role model for plebs? Because it is do people have a responsibility to the plebs? And, you know, Jesus said to love prostitutes, plebs, crooks, murderers,

11:44Richard Greaser the homeless. And, you know, it is in many of people's religions and traditions and people go to church and they have, you know, they have cherries, it is to help people like CLEPS. So it's you know, A, is it your obligation? B, is it worth it?

12:04Rod Palmer It's a hard question, and I guess it depends on the context of the situation, but, you know, the

12:11Richard Greaser Jesus loved the plebs and the plebs killed him. The plebs killed Jesus, but he still loved the plebs. And so is that, you know, is that it doesn't say in the Bible directly that, you know, Jesus loved the plebs, but it does in every other it it does in every other possible way.

12:35Rod Palmer Well, I was sitting in the sermon this morning, and I was just you know, I I came to the realization a long time ago that if you fix the slop, you fix the plebs. And, you know, if there was powerful

12:54Rod Palmer competing plebs slop pro Jesus at the time, maybe the plebs wouldn't have killed Jesus. And so there there are these circumstances in history where you kind of,

13:08Richard Greaser you know, there there is a serious question of if you could apologize. I think I I don't I say I think the it is my perspective that the the the subtext or like the meaning, you know, to take away from the from the the story of the crucifixion of Jesus is that

13:28Richard Greaser the plebs will always kill Jesus. The plebs did kill Jesus and they will always kill Jesus because, you know, if you think of Jesus as a this metaphor and a lot of a lot of plebs, a lot of people compare Bitcoin is like the second coming or is like Satoshi as like this this new digital the air, you know, what does Aaron Redwing call it? The age of Aquarius?

13:55Richard Greaser You know, you know, Bitcoin is like the Jesus of the age of Aquarius. And what are the Plebs trying to do? They're trying to kill Bitcoin. Trying to you they're

14:09Richard Greaser they're trying to kill Jesus again. The plan shouldn't should know better, but there's but, you know, Jesus said he said what is that to Peter or Paul or which one of his disciples? He said, you will betray me three times tonight. And Judas is scared, and one of you, you know, one of you will deny me, he said. He says one of you will betray me tonight and what happened? Just like Marty, Judas betrayed Bitcoin, betrayed Jesus for silver.

14:36Richard Greaser And it happens, it is inevitable the Pleistocene will kill Jesus. So do you want to teach and lead and be a good example to, you know, the people who would kill Jesus.

14:55Richard Greaser Do you wanna be allies with the people who killed Jesus? It's my question. And America is asking itself, do we wanna be allies with the people who killed Jesus? Do we care about the plebs?

15:06Rod Palmer I think it's a good question, but I I I think it's, you know, the the plebs go whichever direction the the slob goes, and, they only killed Jesus because the the Jews

15:21Rod Palmer speed the slob telling them to do it. Right? And,

15:27Richard Greaser I don't know. It's just This is who divided Jewish lawyer in his trial.

15:31Rod Palmer Yeah. That's true.

15:35Unknown Yeah. I guess the

15:38Rod Palmer I mean, I would I wouldn't ever consider the the clubs an ally. They're they're just like a pawn on the chessboard.

15:44Richard Greaser You know what I mean? You're you're playing four d chess They're like the Kurds. Yeah. They're like the Kurds in Afghanistan. They they, you know, if you yeah. Yeah. Sure. If you you need them to crash out in a specific direction, You know, they're your ally, I guess, whatever. But you don't go to war and you think, alright, well, we got the plebs. Right? You know what I mean? It's like they're not you know exactly.

16:10Richard Greaser But it doesn't mean that pledge are not useful to some people sometimes. There doesn't mean that there it doesn't mean that feds don't occasionally need the pledge for some shit that they don't necessarily their bosses don't necessarily know about. They're not necessarily doing legally. Like, sometimes the feds use the plebs,

16:31Richard Greaser just like the Kurds.

16:34Rod Palmer Yeah. It's like yeah. I guess it's a you know, from a tactical standpoint, you kind of if you're going after controlling the plebs with the competing faction of slop, you kinda just end up in the same scenario where it's just plebs fighting plebs, and it's just the it's not really creating any sort of progress for humanity. It's just replicating the the same thing that we've seen for all of human history where it's just a giant plaidmaj pit,

17:05Rod Palmer essentially. I I think it's a good point. It's just, you know, when when you have the power of good Plebslop, it it's hard to resist using it. You know what I mean?

17:22Richard Greaser It's you see it's like a Plevs Slop is the new charisma. It is the new Riz. It is it captures people's attention. Plevs Slop

17:39Richard Greaser is a is a fun narrative. It's an easy narrative. It's an easy, comforting narrative to follow, and people like that. People need that, some might say. There's a lot of people say this society, at least certain parts of it, need slop. Slop is is hold it together. It could be the glue that holds us together.

18:01Richard Greaser It can be the glue that holds crew chats together, podcasts, algorithm, you know, like Bitcoin Twitter or black Twitter or NBA Twitter. Slop binds it together. Memes bind us together. Our culture binds us together. And slop is culture because culture is slop now.

18:23Richard Greaser You can't say or sings about that. So, if you control the culture that means you control the slop and vice versa. So, you know, having good plat slop is it is useful. It's it's important. It's valuable, and

18:41Rod Palmer it's influential. Yeah. When you say good, I think you mean potent. But, it's, yeah, I guess engaging with the plebs slop, it it is kinda like taking one of the rings of power from Sauron, where Sauron

18:58Rod Palmer had one ring that that ruled it all. Like, you you enter into the game of trying to influence and control the plaabs. Turns out you probably end up getting controlled in the end, wherein, you know, reality and not Lord of the Rings fantasy world,

19:19Rod Palmer Sauron is really like Bal or or Moloch controlling, the rings of power of Club Slope.

19:27Richard Greaser Right. It it it is it's also an an exercise, a lot of for a lot of people, of,

19:39Richard Greaser trying to convince the plebs that they can't slop. That this you know, the plebs club has its, clergy, you know, and it not just like in the old days, like, the the plebs were not allowed to read. It was only the clergy who was allowed to read, especially scriptures. And a lot of a lot of the people that some people try to say like this is I'm the slopperer. I lead this. I direct this

20:10Richard Greaser movement and the plums cannot slop. They're allowed to slop. The slop to be the privilege lies with the slop cult leader unslop cult leader. You know what I mean?

20:26Rod Palmer I don't I don't really care to talk about that, like, the the whole, non debate that's been happening. But, this has been a it's a funny piece of breaking news that just came across my feed. It it seems like, Bitcoin Motorist is doing a PlevsLab journalism, and he is under the impression that, Plenator sold his account,

20:51Rod Palmer and it got taken over.

20:55Richard Greaser There's been That's an interesting theory. I've I've seen this come up multiple times in the past week or so. People are accusing Flatteter of either being compromised, but it centers around certain people, certain influencers not just Plenator,

21:17Richard Greaser but Plenator in this instance changing their stance on spam. Apparently at some point, Plenator like others realized spam was bad and all of a sudden they

21:29Richard Greaser are apparently not anti spam enough. It's either that he's compromised or that he sold his account. Which one do you think is more likely? Dude, I think he who would want Pledger's account for a school? Corey?

21:45Rod Palmer Well, I was under the impression, based on my own journalism that the Pledger changed stances because somebody offered him $500 in Nintendo store credit.

21:59Rod Palmer He still controls his account. He just, has a few more video games, and that's what he sold out for.

22:08Richard Greaser You know, I think that that is I've also heard that one, but my my hot take is that if anybody who's very few people have followed Pleasure closer

22:22Richard Greaser than I have past three or four years. He has blocked me for years and I I guarantee you I still follow you I still follow him more, than most of his followers.

22:37Richard Greaser Now there's some other predator heads up there. Anyways, predator has been banned and has been muting, blocking, muting terms. I mean, there is a Leonard has probably muted more terms

22:53Richard Greaser like breaking or, paper Bitcoin or Maxi Madness or Justin, etcetera etcetera. He he he posts a new screenshot of a term he's mute every day.

23:08Richard Greaser You were he's one of the most grumpy people that you ever met or that you ever encountered on the timeline. And I think planetary just realized that there's no amount of filters that will not make will will slaughter you for being grumpy. You have to that planetary has chosen east the Easter season spring this year to reinvent himself, to step New Year's resolutions. He's following your advice, I think, whether he knows it or not. So Plenator is

23:37Richard Greaser is is taking it upon himself to to solve his grumpiness problem and to stop blaming it on spam and to stop thinking filters are gonna solve, you know, is make him happy.

23:52Rod Palmer Well, good on him.

23:55Richard Greaser Yeah. I'm I I don't that's for him. I'm really rooting for Pulletador. If anybody you know, everybody deserves second chances, everybody crashes out. And it's it's not about it's not about crashing out. It's how you respond.

24:13Rod Palmer So if he reinvents himself and stops being such a whiny bitch, are you gonna stop following him? Are you gonna follow him more?

24:22Richard Greaser I well, if if Flutter turns it around, I'm gonna I'm gonna reach out through, curb chat they do some curb chat diplomacy to have somebody do, you know, reach out to Twitter, head on block. And maybe have like, you know, the truth. I mean, it happened with Yakima.

24:43Richard Greaser Some people, I think it was Rob and, Doctor. Adebak and James Slop. They, they went to bat for me a few months ago, told Jacques and I to unblock me. He did. He he now we, you know,

24:60Richard Greaser we're we're on, you know, decent terms. We're on do we have diplomatic relations now?

25:07Unknown In terms of? Yeah. You know, people I'm here.

25:12Rod Palmer People might think that we're vindictive, but, you know, and hold grudges. I I don't I don't feel that way. I don't I don't really hold grudges. It's just, you know, when we see things, it's kind of our job to to report on it and make comment of it. And, I think people get kinda grumpy about it, but

25:38Richard Greaser And now now being that addictive at all if you recall, last summer, we went out of our way. I mean, way out of our way. We went to Nasr. We went to all these different platforms to invite Pledger to join us at Paper Bitcoin Summer. And he

25:58Richard Greaser he he did not he refused. He had no interest, but we want at every step of the way, paper because I'm a re immature to let Planner know he was invited. So, no, this is not vindictiveness. I if you asked me where I follow butter, would I?

26:16Unknown I would love to for to to

26:21Richard Greaser to make friends with Platter. I'd love to follow. You won't let me. Platter will not let me be his friend. And that's all I want. So, yeah, that's the answer to your question.

26:32Rod Palmer We we've been obviously having the most fun for a long time now. I don't think there's anybody

26:40Richard Greaser out Is there anybody in this in this industry, in this fear, in this deep in this environment that we're in that you don't wanna be friends with, that you don't wanna have on the podcast? Like, especially in terms of, like, the people that blocked blocked you or me or who dislike us who are critic outspoke, but Joe Nakamoto, you know, Crater.

27:05Richard Greaser I would love to hang out with them. I would love to have them on the podcast. I would I would I would be their friend. Maybe not maybe some less sellers. I I don't know if I'd deal with him with Crowder very well, but I would talk to him. I'd go on his podcast if he invited me. I'd love to.

27:25Rod Palmer Yeah. I mean, the way the way I think of it, we've been having the most fun for a while. I think we've got the best party in town, hands down. I don't think there's really anybody that that competes with it.

27:41Rod Palmer And we want more people to join us. We want more people to have fun. But we're not gonna let you into the party if you're gonna be a grump and you're you're gonna bring everybody down, you're gonna kill the vibe. You know what I mean? But, as far as having people in the party You're welcome. You're welcome to talk about

28:03Richard Greaser what nodes client you run if you come hang out at one of our parties. But the difference is we're not gonna ask you at the door. If you run Nox or Core or Liquidcoin or whatever, you can still come.

28:17Rod Palmer No. There's a lot of people I'm not letting in the party. Absolutely.

28:22Richard Greaser But you're not gonna ask, like, my twin is, we don't AYC your notes. Oh, I don't yeah. I don't care what implement your decision. Otherwise. Yeah.

28:34Rod Palmer Like, for example, I I probably wouldn't let Motorist into the party or JC Crown, but I would let, I'd let that spoon guy in. I think he's retarded, but he seems like he has a decent vibe. I wouldn't let Tomer in.

28:49Richard Greaser No. I was right. I wouldn't let, you know, Crowder into the party, but not because he runs knots. That's that's my point. Would you like shinobi in your party? I mean, you should always I like shinobi, but, like, do you think you some parties, you know, just don't wanna kill the bot. You don't wanna scare the others, as some people say.

29:12Rod Palmer Yeah. I'm kinda fifty fifty on that.

29:15Richard Greaser He would he would be on the He brings down group chat or spaces. He brings down spaces.

29:20Rod Palmer He definitely brings down spaces. I've told him before his, spaces etiquette is absolutely horrendous. I couldn't believe the behavior he had, on that space I did with the Aaron that I let him up on. I just

29:36Richard Greaser I don't know. It's, He was a he was a buzzkill at the in the Nancy Madness spaces last year too.

29:44Rod Palmer You know, I might let Shinobi into the party just to eject him, just to make a scene because I think that'd be pretty entertaining for a lot of guys taller.

29:55Richard Greaser I would I would I would love to have to be in spaces again with Shenobi and Terrence at the same time.

30:03Rod Palmer Yeah. I wouldn't be an active one. I could listen and be a fly on the wall for that. Yeah. You think Terrence is having a good time?

30:13Richard Greaser I hope so because he wasn't last time I you know, last time we saw him, last time we saw him, heard him in stasis. He hasn't been on the timeline in a while. He was not having fun. So So I know whatever he's doing now, he's having a lot of fun. Same with, you know, new creations.

30:33Richard Greaser I don't think he was having a lot of fun, he took some time off, But as he came back today because it was, you know, Easter, and he said, wow. I don't know if I'm gonna be on Twitter too much anymore. There's way too much blood slop. And, I don't know how I didn't notice it before, and he tagged me. So, you know, he took some time away, the Eucreasus did and he came back and he could see the blood slot, he could see the forest for the trees.

31:00Richard Greaser I don't care, it's all on the same journey.

31:04Rod Palmer It'd be nice if the Pleb Sloppers developed a more potent form of slop because there's been this consistent, you know, complaint that people have had, which is that new individuals aren't finding any of their slop compelling. And, it's not bringing new individuals in. Like, it's not

31:28Rod Palmer an effective way to sell your training to do that.

31:32Richard Greaser Yes. There's in the act in my opinion, the problem is actually cut you know for many people quite simple. It's not a winning strategy. The winning strategy is to make Club Slop that inspires people. To make Club Slop that

31:52Richard Greaser encourages the best, you know, attributes in people. Club Slop that entertains people, teaches people, influences people. It's you can't it's not a winning strategy to make Plebslaw just to make Shirobi Krasher.

32:09Richard Greaser It's not a compelling winning strategy to make Plebslaw just to, you know, accuse everybody of being on Epstein Island or to make it to to make, you know, people who run different

32:27Richard Greaser node clients and you crash out. And that is it's as simple as that. You have to make people you wanna make people crash up with your clubs, not not crash out.

32:38Rod Palmer Well, this kinda goes back to

32:41Unknown should you even care about the clubs?

32:45Rod Palmer I guess we're we're we're talking to people that have chosen to care, not necessarily trying to convince other people to to get in the arena of club slop.

32:55Unknown Just a little bit different.

32:57Richard Greaser Right. I mean, I asked the question, should you care about wanting to teach plebs

33:06Richard Greaser an important idea? But also, should you care about wanting to make the plebs scratch out? Should you care about the plebs at all? Should you pay attention to plebs? Maybe that's the question. Should we still be paying attention to the plebs? Should we be glazing the plebs? Should we be paying attention to them at all?

33:28Rod Palmer Well, we're doing a pretty poor job of glazing the plebs, that's for sure. That's their constant complaint with us. They don't feel glazed enough by us. It seems like it really obsessed Homer.

33:42Richard Greaser That led to Blevs feel entitled to glaze, by that is true. But, you know, that we have to we have to make some difficult decisions. We have to there's too much going on

34:01Richard Greaser to be spending this much time worrying about the plebs, and whether they're happy, whether they're properly glazed, whether you whether they they need more glaze, less glaze, or anything, honestly. And

34:18Richard Greaser whether you're a core dev, a podcaster, a paper Bitcoiner, a CEO, a miner, whatever it is, you know, is do you have to care about the plebs? Do you have to stop and listen to the plebs?

34:36Richard Greaser And at this point, no. People just don't have enough time and don't have enough money.

34:46Unknown Yep. Well,

34:49Rod Palmer one of the themes that I found kinda interesting, I I felt much less of a desire to monitor the situation with this war that's currently happening. And I think this is a general trend

35:04Rod Palmer that that many previous situation monitor, situation monitoring enthusiasts have a

35:16Rod Palmer way less desire to monitor it. And I've got a theory on that. Be before I go into that theory, I'm curious, your thoughts.

35:26Richard Greaser I agree. And, with a caveat that or, you know, maybe a question of it, does it deserve a caveat, is I had really not been interested, but I noticed that a lot of people had not been interested. And even in conversations we had and stuff we see from Mars, he making fun of people who were still monitoring the situation, he was like, nobody cared anymore.

35:54Richard Greaser There was a lot more going on in a lot of different, you know, Ralphs Maxi Madness, music, movies, actually, the list goes on that were more interesting than the situation than monitoring. But then this weekend, you know, it a lot of people found themselves relapsing

36:14Richard Greaser into monitoring the situation after, the Iranians shot down a couple of US fighter jets. There was a, you know, allegedly a pilot down behind enemy lines and this very, you know, too good to be true sounding story about special forces and and this rescue operation

36:33Richard Greaser that was perfect. And then, I actually there was, like, a few issues with the rescue operation. And the details already come out, and it was just the story was very difficult to comprehend. It sounded good. It got a lot of attention, and it got a lot of scrutiny, whatever. And

36:53Richard Greaser now it seems like the slop Iran slop accounts have they're telling a different story. And they're they're not very reliable, but, we're starting to kind of suspect that maybe the New York Times, the the White House, the Pentagon, the

37:13Richard Greaser Washington Post, the BBC, like, maybe they're not any more, you know, well, I mean, we knew this, but many more people are starting to realize that these institutions in the West are not any more reliable or dependable

37:29Richard Greaser on what's really going on in Iran as in, you know, the OSINT swap accounts or the Iran swap accounts or KINT, the flood swap accounts for that matter. And now people are starting to realize, I don't, you know, I didn't want to monitor the situation, but now, I feel like I have to. I feel like there's a,

37:50Richard Greaser there's a lot of consequences. There's a lot of states right now. And I need to pay attention, but now I don't I don't know who to pay attention to. I don't know how to figure out what's going on. That's, I guess, my candidate is the situation is, like, becoming maybe not voluntary or whatever

38:10Richard Greaser optional to monitor.

38:15Rod Palmer Well, my theory on why people aren't monitoring it as much is because it's, I guess, feeling real. Like, there's actually some consequences being felt. And, you know, I I've lived in the American empire for a long time,

38:32Rod Palmer and, you know, one thing I know noticed about the citizens of the American empire is, they get excited about war as long as it feels like sports ball. You know? And, like, the nice thing about, like, watching a sports ball game is there's no real, like, consequences for it. You know what I mean? It's like they can detach. It's you know, they they've got their war World War II propaganda running through their head. The the American GIs went

38:58Rod Palmer stormed the beaches of Normandy to, save the Jews from the Holocaust and they kind of have that image of the American soldiers going in and saving the world from dictatorships

39:14Rod Palmer and the good guys against the bad guys. But it's all fun and games as long as there's no consequences threatening our financial

39:27Rod Palmer privilege. Right? And, you know, for for a long time, like with the American wars throughout our lifetime, for the most part, like the Iraq war, you got the Toby Keith, red, white, and blue running through

39:43Rod Palmer your ears as you're you're sitting there watching the television, you know, watching the the war footage. It feels great. It felt, you know, like most Americans, it it felt fun. And, you know, now gas prices have, like, nearly doubled, in a very short period of time. And,

40:05Rod Palmer you know, it's looking like the AI AI bubble is popping, you know, people are being laid off, and then they're being told that their CHATCPT prices are gonna go up. They're like, fuck. Like, this is not how inflation.

40:21Richard Greaser What's that? There's gonna be slot there's gonna be slot inflation. Yeah. Inflation in slot, it's gonna be more expensive.

40:29Rod Palmer Yeah. They're like, fuck. This isn't sports ball. Like, this is, like, real. Like, isn't how our our social contract is supposed to look like? Like, you're you're supposed to date all the kids, sacrifice our our children to Moloch, go invade in all these countries and kill all these people,

40:49Rod Palmer and we're supposed to be able to go and buy cheap shit, like, and and eat our slob food and, you know, watch Netflix and, like, not give a shit about like, that's just social contract.

41:02Richard Greaser And part of this is, you know, we'll be talking about fell forward again, that's a that's a little misleading because what's really going on is if we'll just think back to February, early March,

41:18Richard Greaser when, or you know, it was February when they went into Venezuela and they used the discombobulator and they killed everybody and they stole Maduro. They killed Cubans even. They even tossed some Cubans involved,

41:31Richard Greaser to sweeten the deal. And we were here. It was the easy it was like China was, like, impressed and they were scared. You know, now we control Venezuela's oil. Like, the the consequences to an invasion, this operation in Venezuela, the only consequences were that America got a bunch of oil, and we got a bunch of really badass patriotic memes that made blood sloppers feel

41:57Richard Greaser good about their country. They're still strong. Modi and the Europeans, everybody wants to do that. They're Iranian, like, Modi and everybody else. And Canada, for sure. And then we went in now we're going into Iran and the the the neocons we talked about this were in charge and they still are in charge. But they are losing a little bit they're losing control

42:23Richard Greaser of, you know, the the meme narrative, the meme value, like the the the center of the value of the memes or whatever. Because now, these Iran slop and OSINT slop Iran's kinda out meming the CIA right now. And everybody kind of it was not surprised that The US military dominance, air superiority,

42:48Richard Greaser navy superiority, and all that. But I don't think anybody was expecting or prepared for the Iranians to out meme the CIA in the information war. And I'm not saying they're necessarily doing it, but it's a much closer fight than anybody anticipated.

43:08Rod Palmer Yeah. The Iranians got some good memers for sure. I just find it weird that a CIA controlled platform is, like Twitter is, feeding me all the banger Iranian memes, and that kinda has my has me questioning,

43:26Rod Palmer you know, what the reason there is. But, yeah, the you know, there's another thing that is also very different about this war, which is do you remember early on in the the Trump administration when,

43:44Rod Palmer all those journalists were resigning from their roles as correspondents

43:50Richard Greaser with the Pentagon. Yes. Yes. I remember that clearly. It was fun.

43:56Rod Palmer Yeah. I think, when that was going on, that that should have been pretty obvious to to people. When JD Vance spoke to the troops on the July 4 and told them that he wouldn't send them off to war unless he absolutely had to, that should have been very clear that a war is gonna, you know, really get

44:23Rod Palmer accelerated or or, go kinda, you know, broader full scale and, this whole shit with the journalist. You know what I mean? It's just like it's kind of like a weird dynamic where

44:40Rod Palmer where you have to ask permission for the government. You know? It's like there's all these funny things, like, where people believe in the constitution. It's like the the the real American social contract is what what I said earlier. It's like you guys go do all your weird shit and sacrifice the children to Moloch or Ball or whoever, and we sit and we eat McDonald's and watch Netflix. Like, that that is the the true American social contract,

45:12Rod Palmer and then they will you know, there there's a small amount of people that'll point to the constitution and say, well, you know, you're infringing on my rights to watch Netflix and eat McDonald, you know, from time to time. But the constitution is just a meme at the end of the day, and it it doesn't really, you know, protect anything. But, you know, there there's, like, all these, you know, aspects of, like, no illegal searches or seizures, but the NSA can

45:46Rod Palmer track everything that you're doing. You've got the first amendment, the freedom of press, but you have to ask the Pentagon and if you can report on, war stuff. You have the second amendment unless you have a gun that's, like, really cool, and then it's illegal.

46:12Unknown Yeah. I mean, it's it's

46:15Rod Palmer kinda silly at this point. I mean, it's just like, you know, it's like these people in America, the the most retarded pleb in America is the one that says the the reason we're not like The UK right now, we're not as gay as The UK right now or Canada or whatever is because we have the constitution. They they don't fucking get the point whatsoever. The reason why

46:38Rod Palmer we are not as gay as Canada or as The UK is because we have the best tobacco in the world and because there's a small amount of people that are smoking cigarettes in this country. And, it it it's it's so much more about,

46:58Rod Palmer you know, the the cultural attitudes of things than the permission slips that you get from

47:05Richard Greaser Yeah. Think about that. How pathetic how pathetic things have gotten. You have to ask the government permission to make predictions. To predict the future,

47:18Richard Greaser you have to ask the government. You have to get CFTC involved to to regulate whether or not you're allowed to predict something. And this is

47:32Richard Greaser I do that. If you're this is thought this is this is thought the regulating thought the regulating your ability to hedge your bets or to make informed,

47:47Richard Greaser balanced, rational economic decisions about your future, about the future. And that is, you know, if they can do that, they can draw anything. And, you know, forward guidance from the Fed

48:06Richard Greaser is in you know the Fed minutes and will they you know what are they gonna say are they gonna do more interest rates you know people are this is why I understand like Jeff Steiner's frustration. Is that it's not the problem from my perspective is it's not that you

48:26Richard Greaser know the federal doesn't do anything. At the end of the day, but people still may, you know, ask their permission essentially. They did, delegate their planning for the future

48:44Richard Greaser to the Federal Reserve and they do it to the CFTC, they're making predictions. And you know, in prediction markets and people do it to the different agencies that ban cigarette smoking. If everybody just smoked cigarettes

48:58Richard Greaser at a bar And remember during COVID, like I would go into some bars. So, like, that's a place like Nashville and people just wouldn't be wearing masks. And even though that was the law and people just did do it and there's nothing to do that. If everybody just did down with cigarettes or daylight savings time, it's one of the police gonna do. Police gonna arrest you for having your

49:19Richard Greaser your clock, your watch, your Rolex, whatever, as it is an hour behind. Like, you know, what are they gonna do?

49:29Rod Palmer Yeah. And I think just make it really clear, you know, pointing out where their priorities are, you know, if they do arrest you. It's like, yeah, there's this, guy over there diddling kids, and you're worried about where I'm smoking cigarettes? Like, are you fucking kidding me? But, like, robbing the grocery store or whatever. I mean, it's just it's,

49:55Rod Palmer it's strange to watch. I mean, it's just they I I feel like it's a it's an we have a huge opportunity ahead of us to create some some change

50:05Unknown in this world.

50:08Richard Greaser The clock is ticking. You've gone less than two months now to, you know, outsource all of this. Outsource your thinking. Blame it on, BB. Blame it on the Jews.

50:21Richard Greaser Because Memorial Day this year, you know, it's not you can't just go along with

50:32Richard Greaser the rules made by the pedophiles in the government. You gotta start doing because at the end of the day, it's already true. If you're if you obey the law, if you're a law abiding citizen, you're it's

50:49Richard Greaser not this is it's not a broadly state true. But there it could be any instance that you may find yourself in any circumstance and anywhere in the country where following the law is not only not going to protect you

51:06Richard Greaser in the criminal justice system if you even survive the situation you're in, it may actually be more beneficial for you to break the law. And, you don't necessarily know when you're in that situation. It's you can only find out in hindsight. But, but the point is following the rules

51:27Richard Greaser is no longer a dependable way to get about life in the least amount of, the least amount of trouble, the least amount of complication, the most safe, the most predictably

51:46Richard Greaser friction free way to go about life is no longer following the rules. In fact, sometimes following the rules will make your life worse. So, you know,

51:59Richard Greaser it's up to you to be responsible for your decisions and be able to stand behind them, and to know when to be the right decision to make without having to stop and think about all the other contacts and then then second guess yourself. Absolutely. There's no more regulatory clarity coming. And if there any regulatory clarity coming,

52:23Richard Greaser there's no value to it. There's no marginal value to any more regulatory clarity. You have to think for yourself. Because like he said earlier, this isn't just reality TV. This isn't a game anymore. This isn't sports ball. It's becoming real. If you leave your house, you could do counter this shit.

52:44Rod Palmer You know, you remember all the plebs that were screeching at the top of their lungs, like begging Gary Gensler? Like, Poditor was one of them. For example, he was calling Gary Gensler's office trying to get him to, you know, go after all the shit coins and regulate them as, unregistered securities. And, you know, what what ended up happening is, you know,

53:06Rod Palmer Donald Trump got into office, and, the regulatory clarity that he brought forward is firing Gary Glensler and saying that there's no regulatory clarity, whatsoever. And, you know, there there was like, I think the best thing that came out of that situation was that the Hawke Tua girl didn't go to jail,

53:28Unknown which made me happy, because I didn't wanna see her

53:34Rod Palmer go to jail. There's nothing there there there's very few things that are as awful as watching, you know, a cute blonde girl go to jail. You know what I mean? Like, that that's like one of the worst The only thing worse is watching her get stabbed to death on the bus in North Carolina,

53:50Richard Greaser and that pissed a lot of people off.

53:52Rod Palmer Oh, yeah. Yeah. That that'll piss yeah. I I was surprised that I thought that was gonna be the start of white going somewhere. Like, that was going to be, like, the white people's George Floyd moment, but that fizzles out pretty quick.

54:06Richard Greaser I was ready stole the thunder.

54:09Rod Palmer I was ready to go paint a mural of her.

54:13Unknown I was ready. But,

54:18Rod Palmer I did yeah. I think I think that story kind of fizzled out because she she turned out to be a Ukrainian refugee, you know. She was like a homegrown blonde, like, Southern belle American, like, yeah. It would have

54:33Unknown been game over, but, either way. But,

54:39Rod Palmer I don't know. I'm getting tired. It's kinda late. Folks, when we're recording this, we we typically record a little bit earlier in the day, but Easter pushed back both of our schedules because we, had a lot of festivities to do. But we I mean, we live in some pretty interesting times. Like, the the the the shit is getting real, and, it's very clear that the, the pioneers are gonna be the ones that inherit this new world that we're we're going into. And that's something to look forward to and be excited about.

55:17Rod Palmer Do you got any other, closing, like, topics you wanna get through before we go to the found fish run?

55:23Richard Greaser Make sure that you check out pastor Jeff's Easter sermon. It's on, it's on the it's a it's a fountain bonus episode. There's fifteen minute preview on the,

55:39Richard Greaser you know, in the RSS feed on Fountain, and I could hear I think our I think the preview is also available on, like, Spotify and Amazon. But make sure you check that out. And, I've always go to Easter sermons, services. Grew up that way. I've seen a lot I've seen other ones, you know, from different ones of view on the timeline, different messages.

56:04Richard Greaser Pastor Jeffs had the best Easter sermon in 2026 on Easter Sunday. I know Silas Thornbrook agrees and he woke right up, listened to it, and he did he had a he had a great energy. It was a great Easter for Silas too. And, and for me, so make sure you check that out,

56:26Richard Greaser especially if you didn't if you didn't catch a sermon this morning or you know, Sunday morning.

56:31Rod Palmer Also, go check out our episode with Rev Hoddle, if you haven't heard that yet. That was a good one as well. First boost I got is from Akashi Hayoga, 7,777 sasses. Without Algo, it is more difficult to discover all the right maxis, so maxi Madness provided me unique value apart from winning

56:55Rod Palmer general wealth generational wealth on Predict. I I I think it's insane that anybody could win money on Predict betting on Maxi Madness personally because, I had no idea where it was gonna go. I didn't even I didn't even bother I I'm experienced enough at this point. I didn't even bother filling out a bracket because I knew it was just gonna get busted immediately.

57:25Richard Greaser But congratulations to Rob Hamilton who won the bracket pick them challenge, for the x bracket. I don't know who

57:38Richard Greaser I don't know who to credit for winning the Noster bracket. But again, you know, people there were good there were people who made some good predictions and they won.

57:51Rod Palmer Yeah. I need to reach out to the the Noster winner. My bad. On that, I will do that. But, you know, we it was a good source of, entropy, I think, for a lot of people. That that was, like, a a thing I heard multiple times is they they didn't know the participants, which I And, you know,

58:14Richard Greaser I don't know if we said it already on the show, but, the Maxi Madness market's on predicts, you know, in total liquidity, in that week were about 1.2

58:29Richard Greaser Bitcoin almost a Bitcoin paid out to winners who predicted Maxi Madness. Grad that blew my mind to learn that. I was not expecting it. I knew that I never doubted for a second that it was possible.

58:47Richard Greaser But I never expected it to happen in the first year of Maximo. So I was I was impressed with how people brand with yo, listen, I we you asked the question at the top of the air, can you still teach a pleb a good idea? And I think we did. We tossed we tossed some plebs,

59:07Richard Greaser the value prediction markets. I think it was worth it.

59:14Rod Palmer I guess so. Thank you for the the boost, Akashi.

59:19Richard Greaser Next one's from await stage bottle. I hate an oops. I hate I'm not going to be able to make it to Vegas to hang out with you all. Give everyone a big hug for me. Not that anyone really knows me, but some do. Tell Marie I still appreciate his candor in Nashville. O'Daldo, still a bit saddened about his cool shoulder at in the park to me and my wife. Oh,

59:46Richard Greaser I did Odell gave late stage Huddl and his wife the cold shoulder at Bitcoin Park. I did not know about this story, and that it changed my opinion of Odell, I have to admit.

1:00:02Rod Palmer Yeah. That's a bummer.

1:00:04Richard Greaser I didn't know who Lace Digital was when I first I mean, I knew of Lace Digital, but I didn't I couldn't connect him to demand when I first saw him at Lake Satoshi.

1:00:14Rod Palmer I I didn't connected either.

1:00:17Richard Greaser What what I did know is the second I saw late stage Huddl and his wife, they were people I would not be giving the cold shoulder to. So I don't know about Odell. He maybe he was buried, maybe he was very busy 10:31, they don't make a lot of their companies, they'll make a lot of money. So he's probably he's gotta do a lot of a lot of work, he's gotta get after those founders, he's gotta, yeah, you know, and he's busy. It's the bear market.

1:00:45Rod Palmer You know, the first time I met Late Stage Huddl, I didn't put together who he was either, but I was excited to meet him because he was wearing his Ungovernable Misfits Big Baller T shirt. And,

1:01:00Rod Palmer if you see somebody wearing the one of those T shirts, you know that they're legit because there there's not very many people that have them. They have them on sale on their store for, like, 21,000 USDT, USDT, I think, but I've got one. Has one. Chatrack, 3,993 says, no grooming and Rev HODL are both the most deserving winners on Noster. That was

1:01:27Rod Palmer super fun and a great way to promote and foster genuine engagement. It's always funny until someone gets hurt, then it's just hilarious. Hashtag 40 h p w. Yeah. What the have you seen anything going on in the Oster since Maxi Madness?

1:01:47Richard Greaser Is there anything happening? No. No. I I don't think so. I've I I checked in too, I popped in there, farted around a little bit over Easter weekend, the that just I it would it seemed like, you know, some sometimes the holiday weekends, you know, your hometown or the highway when you're at your I had a new church, you know, it's empty. There's a lot of people who are just they're out of town. They're doing stuff with family. I just, you know, people were off in Austin for the holidays. That's what it seemed like to me. Brad Hottle was our, we interviewed, but he already mentioned

1:02:27Richard Greaser few days ago. 1121 says, interesting how the data on chain folks are the biggest maxis. Where do you HPW? What's

1:02:40Richard Greaser your interpretation?

1:02:42Rod Palmer There's just some people that are excited about the idea of using Bitcoin, and, at this point, there's so few of them. The the Bitcoin is money people seem to be the individuals using it the least or encouraging the use of it the least. I mean, they're they're out there making

1:03:04Rod Palmer it less fun to engage or talk about it.

1:03:09Unknown So, yeah, the the the idea is

1:03:11Richard Greaser Yeah. It's we talked about this. You can we talk about the, like, the idea of the Bitcoin is money people. They'd like to threaten the, user activated soft fork. They like to talk about the no doubt. But it is

1:03:30Richard Greaser ultimately at the end of the day about the Bitcoin cannot survive without users. It does not survive without users. Bitcoin cannot survive on virtue alone. And it doesn't matter how many nodes you run, doesn't matter how much you virtue signal, if you don't use Bitcoin, they

1:03:53Richard Greaser it did dies. And so yeah, you know, the data on chain people, a lot of them are biggest maxis and they've got the best, you know, best attitude. They've got the best, the most in they got more influence. They've got more potential.

1:04:12Richard Greaser But they're they're the users. The users are in control of the client side. It's you know, you're right. It is a interesting observation, Rev.

1:04:24Richard Greaser I'm glad you noticed it as well.

1:04:26Rod Palmer I I I think the answer is pretty clear of, you know, who would you rather invite to a party, your average dog army pleb

1:04:39Rod Palmer or your average not running pleb.

1:04:43Richard Greaser Yeah. You know, it's it's the old saying, running in there doesn't make you a Bitcoiner anymore than sleeping in the in the garage makes you a car. Any more than going to church makes you a Christian, you know, it's you gotta do more than virtue.

1:05:01Richard Greaser It's about your actions, it's about your yeah. It's you.

1:05:07Rod Palmer If, sleeping in the garage made you a car, what type of car would you be?

1:05:12Richard Greaser I would be a, you know, Acura NSX.

1:05:18Rod Palmer Does that mean you like anime?

1:05:23Richard Greaser I don't like anime now. No.

1:05:26Rod Palmer So could you be an Acura if you don't like anime? Like, you have to like anime if you're gonna be a Japanese car, or you're just really into samurai swords or something.

1:05:39Richard Greaser I spy no. Neither of those things, but one of the best books I ever read was The Bushido of Bitcoin by Svetsky. And I just

1:05:54Richard Greaser felt like I connected I connect with the samurai and if I could have a superpower, it would be to Norisha run like shinobi. And so I I

1:06:06Richard Greaser I I think of the speed and the you know, just the character of the Acura Anisex. And it reminds me of the Bushido and the, and the speed of Shinobi when you Naruto runs and I but that is what I would, you know, if I could be a car, that's what I would be.

1:06:25Rod Palmer What what was your favorite Fast and Furious movie?

1:06:29Unknown Well,

1:06:30Richard Greaser I don't think we have our answer now. It's Tokyo Drift, of course. Remember that, you know, we did the scene in Tokyo Drift on that song, my wife be like, oh, Never felt that.

1:06:46Unknown Yeah.

1:06:48Richard Greaser Never felt a high like that in years.

1:06:51Rod Palmer Something that I always have in my head from that movie is the,

1:06:57Unknown bang bang bang bang bang bang bang bang bang bang bang bang. You know that one?

1:07:02Richard Greaser Oh, yeah. Of course. And, I mean, that's like it's like the you got Avicii levels and then you got that song. The two two of the most iconic songs of millennial era

1:07:18Richard Greaser and then you throw in the you throw in drifting, Tokyo Drift, you throw in the drift like that is that is a cultural foundation for a millennial when it comes to cinema.

1:07:31Rod Palmer I wonder if you know how they live in Tokyo. If you see me, then you mean it, then you know you have to go Fast and furious.

1:07:42Richard Greaser Hey. Hey. Hey. At the end of the day, Satoshi being a Japanese man makes me respect him more. It's true.

1:07:49Rod Palmer Are you a Bitcoiner if you're not a Japanese car?

1:07:54Richard Greaser It question like a Toyota? A tell a lot of people like Toyota, Takomas, and Helixes.

1:07:59Rod Palmer Those people live in The Middle East.

1:08:02Richard Greaser Next one is Sean 1,000 stats. Thank you for protecting our democracy. Well, Sean You're welcome. You're welcome. You're welcome for protecting our democracy. We don't do it with the glaze, but thank you anyway.

1:08:20Rod Palmer Dude's Toshi 521 says thank you for your time. Oh, you're welcome.

1:08:27Richard Greaser My boy, Silas, Silas Thornbrook, 121 says, Noah Drummond, deep fake troll, An Odell, dying laughing emoji. Yeah, dude. It's so it's so I mean,

1:08:43Richard Greaser it's so fun to troll Marty and Nat because they just they, you know, I think they what they obviously like the bugle, but they overthink it. Man, the worst the worst thing you can do with like Maxi Madness with Bugle News, to any of this is to overthink it. That's why it's so funny, you know?

1:09:06Rod Palmer Pretty much everybody in the in the Bitcoin content ecosystem are checkers players, and and they're looking at a world with chess rules, and they don't they don't understand that they're still playing checkers, trying to understand what's going on. I think this is one of the situations. Zuyo

1:09:32Rod Palmer z 40 HPW 100 says, no grooming was my choice from the beginning. Seeing her went went to the final was amazing. Since Beagle interviewed her in Laha, Scardust was on my radar. Thinking cheese, a deep fake made me laugh.

1:09:49Rod Palmer Famous OG live under a fancy rock. Thanks credentialed or thanks credentialed journalism for informing real up to date events.

1:10:05Rod Palmer Well, you're welcome. Yeah. I don't know. It it I just don't think there's a lot of people that that think that Bitcoin culture is very, you know, interesting. I think there's there's been a mass a big shift towards focusing on, the the suit coiners and what they're up to because the the plans are just uninterested. But,

1:10:29Rod Palmer yeah. Noah Noah is probably the most interesting thing in Bitcoin culture at the moment, at least in my opinion. She did great in Maxi Madness. It was well deserved.

1:10:45Richard Greaser A 100% BGC on board. Thumbs up. Salute thumbs up. Thank you, BGC on board.

1:10:52Rod Palmer Doctor. Gang, a 100% says, I think she's Lynn's alter ego. Probably talking about Noah. Well, that's it. That's our boost. Wanna thank you to the, subscribers of the show.

1:11:10Rod Palmer Lahav, Shadrach, Dave, BTC on board, Boomer, Sasha, fundamentals, Sean, late stage title, turkey, open mic, Avi Burra. Thank you guys for subscribing. Rod, you got any thoughts before we, wrap this one up?

1:11:34Richard Greaser At the Eastern, the blabs killed Jesus.