0:02Richard Greaser When I got fired from my job at Best Buy as the assistant manager of the Geek Squad for refusing to get the COVID vaccine, I was having trouble finding a rewarding new career. If you wanna be successful, it's important to have a good education and the right skills. Graduating from ITT Tech's cypherpunk program really changed his life and gave him a feeling of self worth. My cypherpunk education from ITT Tech helped me get a stable Twitter spaces co hosting job and multiple invitations to be a guest on Bitcoin podcasts. I've gained thousands of new Twitter followers.

0:32Rod Palmer Since getting his credentials, he has become the biggest Bitcoin influencer at our local meetup. And don't forget to tell them the other thing.

0:39Richard Greaser Well, I'm proud to announce I'm finally launching my own Bitcoin podcast.

0:43Rod Palmer We are educators helping cyberpunks build a foundation for hyper Bitcoinization. IATT Technical Institute, education for cyberpunks.

0:56Richard Greaser Folks, welcome back again to the Beagle Weekly. The most thermodynamically sound podcast in the world, and we have been watching a steady uptick in numbers.

1:10Richard Greaser Our downloads are skyrocketing. People are bum rushing to be weekly to catch signal. And we're watching a lot of the other podcasters scramble right now, trying to figure out how they're gonna pivot, how they can get

1:27Richard Greaser more views. It seems like PlipSlop is dying, and the importance of credentials is becoming more apparent than ever before in history. Four turning people like to decry

1:41Richard Greaser credentials. First turning individuals are realizing that we gotta build up institutions again, and institutions are built on top of credentials. How are you doing, Rod? What have you been up to? About that much. It's,

1:54Rod Palmer like you said, the goal mark is that, people are looking forward to October, which is only a month away. My dog's crashing out. It's you know, September's typically a tough month, so we'll see if it's a muted

2:11Rod Palmer or move, and it gets stunted by the end of summer. But, I don't know. What are you what are you doing for Labor Day? What are you doing for Labor Day? I'm gonna be doing some journalism, listen to podcast.

2:24Richard Greaser You know, I don't I don't really think journalists are considered laborers, in my opinion, unless you consider, typing on a typewriter labor, but I think Labor Day is more for individuals that actually, like, do real work. Yeah. But everybody gets everybody gets the day off, even email jobs,

2:41Rod Palmer especially people with email jobs. Actually, most people, they're actually doing tough labor. They feel cold, important. What's the word? They used it in, if they shut you down, you're an essential worker. Those people actually don't get Labor Day off. It's the, typewriter email job people. On ICASTERS, the, people who run the Fed spaces.

3:03Rod Palmer They get

3:04Richard Greaser Labor Day off, government jobs. And why do you think that is? It's, you know,

3:10Rod Palmer it's good to recognize and and celebrate labor but they don't get the day off just because you don't stop saving people's lives at the hospital, you know, stop policing society, don't stop, you know, building bridges, fixing, repairing infrastructure just because it's the first Monday of September.

3:33Rod Palmer But, you know, if you have an email job, like, it's fine. You just use put your email remind you know, your auto reply on, and anybody who emails you will know that you're off for till the next day. It's just a lot easier. It's just out of convenience. So it's it's a privilege to have an email job. It's a remember it's a good it's a good it's a good it's a good take to remember, like, what, like, you would have to do if you didn't have the luxury

3:57Richard Greaser of an email job. I mean, is it it's kind of a reminder to the working class of their position in society, their role of being subservient to the the blue collar email jobbers or white collar blue

4:13Richard Greaser white collar email jobbers? Is it you're not gonna we don't live in a country where it's appropriate to stop flipping hamburgers at McDonald's.

4:23Rod Palmer Should should you turn off the data centers and the the minors,

4:28Richard Greaser among weekends? Should they just be shut off on the weekend at all? Should clankers get Labor Day off? Well, I think this is why a lot of people find the clankers attractive. It's, you know, if does the transhumanist future actually bring more equity to the world on Labor Day in particular, where everybody goes from well, I mean, here's the thing that that's hard is, the clankers are probably better at email jobs than most of the people doing email jobs. And there is a feature where they might get better at doing, kind of blue collar work or,

5:04Richard Greaser you know, just a pass, like, you know, flipping burgers or, you know, whatever it is. And, I mean, here pretty soon, every day it might be Labor Day for a lot of people.

5:14Rod Palmer Are they just the the the robot, AI robot Olympics in China. Yeah. You had their AI robots, they were doing the 100 yard dash and the pole vault, whatever. This I mean,

5:29Rod Palmer think about it. In the future, you have these robots that work on Labor Day instead of people. And you can have, you know, robot riding down the street chasing a criminal. They're fast. You know, they they just announced that the AIAC is spending millions of dollars on robot dogs to help enforce immigration law on, like, the borders. So, like, I don't know if you ever watched Black Mirror, and it was like the Blade Runner or something episode. And then it was,

5:57Rod Palmer it's like these robot dogs were just chasing around people with, like, these knives, like, trying to fucking chop them up. They're doing that now, you know, at the border, customs. And these dog like, these ro these robot dogs, you don't have to train them the same way. You don't have to give them as many treats. People don't try to pet them. You don't have to give them baths and

6:18Rod Palmer give them attention, take them for walks. They just they just are cold blooded hunters. Human hunters.

6:26Richard Greaser Yeah. I used to do some odd things at the moment. This is they got the robot dogs, and then they have the the electric gloves. Do you see those?

6:34Rod Palmer The taser handshakes? Yeah. Like, the taser gloves. Yeah. Yeah. Like, back like, when I was when when I was going through school and a lot of people before me, the bullies had, like, those little little things you put on your finger and then you go and you shake somebody's hand and then zaps them. It's a prank, and they've given those to ICE agents. They're gonna go around and they're gonna say, Hey, welcome to America. Can I help you with anything? Just wanted to say hello. And then they zap them and say, Ashley, psych. You're deported.

7:01Richard Greaser As I go around, we've seen all these protests about ICE. We've seen all these headlines about mass deportations. You you go outside you're driving down the street. You see, a roofing company. You, like, pull over the gas station or, you know, you see you see all these day laborers

7:19Richard Greaser hanging out there, and they're they're all speaking Spain or, like, Mexican, essentially. And

7:29Richard Greaser they, they they don't look like Mexicans, though. They they look like various other Central Americans. I mean, do does it really seem like there there's actually been any deportations at all? Because it it seems like things are still getting built. And, like, we haven't seen food shortages

7:49Richard Greaser at at stores yet. So, like, crops are still getting picked. And I don't know. I mean, I don't, like, survey the average person's house, but it seems like bathrooms are getting clean. That's a good point. People haven't really noticed

8:02Rod Palmer a drop in a drop in labor, drop in services, drop in availability. But, I mean, it was getting pretty expensive for steak until recently, but now I I think Walmart or Amazon or something is selling beef for a dollar 99 a pound.

8:20Rod Palmer So, like, I don't know where where these prices is this for data is this is this the data center? So the the data center is making, but the causing a deflation in commodity prices and meat prices, where is this where is this cheap $2 a pound meat coming from? I was told the opposite's gonna have. I was told all this stuff was gonna be way more expensive. I'm kind of afraid to ask where the meat's coming from. I guess things have been there there has been an inflation rate, a steady inflation rate. Maybe the inflation rate is caused by, like, a

8:50Richard Greaser a progressive deportation of laborers.

8:54Rod Palmer Well, they cert it would certainly cause, like, you know, housing cost to decrease if there was less demand for units than any other city. I saw somebody talking the other day that it seems like every house in Nashville is for sale right now. People are trying to it's like the amount of sellers the ratio of sellers to buyers has never been wider. So more people are sellers,

9:19Rod Palmer and there's nobody purchasing right now. And interest rates are I mean, this is we talked about this last week, which is intervene they're intervening in the bond markets. They just had the the Fed's Chino, Kevin Morris's Chino in Wyoming in Jackson Hole the other day because interest rates especially long term keep going up so high long mortgage rates are going through the roof but meat prices

9:46Richard Greaser are falling through the floor. I think it's important that for Bitcoin people to understand that it's not a good idea to tell the MPCs to to go carnivore. It's like the the more the more you get the MPCs going carnivore, the the harder it is to, you know, be able to afford meat. This is just a simple supply and demand thing. I mean, it's just like you you you can, like, dunk on them in private about, like, how dumb being a vegan is or, you know, whatever, and then just, like, appreciate it every time you you go to the meat guy, buy meat for Bitcoin.

10:20Rod Palmer But these guys like doctor Sean Baker, you know, pose a serious threat. I mean, he's a, you know, he's a doc he's a doctor. He can afford expensive rib eyes, But for the average person, when everybody shows up to buy hamburger and steak, it's driving prices out of control. Maybe the price, the tropic prices is a function of,

10:45Rod Palmer you know, after the cold card thing, there's, like, maxi purity test fog lifted. I mean, did did we just see, like, a bunch of people just drop the Carnivore diet?

10:57Richard Greaser Yeah. I mean, that could have dropped them in pretty dramatically, for sure. It's harder to buy a half cow. This could be the case too, is that, you know, individuals were stocking up and now they're stocked up and they've got, like, three freezers in their house full of, beef and and now they don't need it anymore. And so there's

11:15Rod Palmer What happened to the, you know, impossible

11:18Richard Greaser possible burgers, impossible meat? Well, I I saw recently a headline that they somebody was selling lab grown meat. Did you see that?

11:27Rod Palmer Yeah. Like, I I mean, I don't know the details.

11:29Richard Greaser Well, in in Impossible Burger is essentially, like, you know, you think it's a soy protein derivative that is, like, flavored that tastes like meat. So it's it's just like it's slop garbage, essentially. Like Taco Bell meat? Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Probably on par with Taco Bell meat. And lab grown meat is like a synthetic

11:52Richard Greaser version of real meat. I don't know if they're, like, three d printing it or or how Is this like is this like,

11:59Rod Palmer it's like peptides. It's like Yeah. Exactly. Are are they do they give the meat do they give the cows peptides, or do they use the peptides and then make it steak flavored? I'm not sure. This could be problematic, though, for for people with crowd health. Right. That's, like, a that's a lot of, like, like, a but we still don't have perfect regulatory clarity. First, they talked about they're banning people who have taken peptides from ever getting it's not insurance, like, whatever, being a member of the club.

12:31Rod Palmer And then they walked it back due to, like, crazy outrage. People were like, you cannot ban amino acids. And so, like, you're right. As long as you dig peptides and you've had normal sized balls, you can stay on. But, like, everybody now already has asked you, like, what is what is normal sized balls? And they didn't give an official response. Other people were saying, like, if you have to ask if you're, like, are these normal size? You don't have normal size. But people were, like, why? That that's not, you know, it it's just creating more confusion than it was creating clarity. And a lot of people took their families off of

13:06Rod Palmer insurance plans because they wanted to have house coverage on a Bitcoin standard. And they also thought that because BG Sessions and Robert Breedlove and Gary Leland were showing that times that Crown Health, like, that Crown Health was thought that was good about that. It's hard it's hard when you have these

13:25Richard Greaser trends that are popular amongst podcasters that end up conflicting.

13:31Rod Palmer Right. Right. It's a lot of people look to the podcasters to kinda, like, set the Overton window, the limits on it of, like, what is okay? And next thing you know, it's, like, now my kid can't get or now I can't get medicine for my gout because

13:50Rod Palmer my balls temporarily shrank from taking the few peptides from China. Wait. What do you think their

13:56Richard Greaser idea of normal sized is? Is is there like a is it just limitations based on if they're small or could they be too big?

14:04Rod Palmer Is there a way to Nobody knows. That's where the that's where the that's where the confusion's coming from, and it's, like, people are pulling out, like, back in the it seems like forever, you know, not too far ago. People have, like, these these scalpels, and it was, like, they could they wanted to take the shape of your skull on four Chan or some of these Pepe forums, and you could tell about the shape of your skull and and how how wide these clippers had open, like, what your face geometry was, and whether or not, you had so I could measure your IQ.

14:37Rod Palmer And then by doing the same thing it's like they're do I have to like I already have to KYC to join Crowd Health. I already have to talk to myself there now I've gotta send you a picture of my

14:51Rod Palmer my testicles before you'll give me money for my health care services.

14:56Richard Greaser Yeah. It's nobody knows the the full extent of of how far this KYC will go. Yeah. I mean, you've been hearing the stories, right, about how individuals now can see you walking around via your Wi Fi. I guess it's been a thing for a while, but somebody made it a little bit more accessible publicly.

15:16Rod Palmer Oh, like, fly cameras that can pretty see you like the

15:22Richard Greaser the predator from the predator, maybe? They can, like, see you, like, your heat signature from your Wi Fi? Yeah. I think it kinda acts almost like a like a sonar type thing where, you know, based on how the the WiFi waves bounce off of the the things there that can see what you're doing walking around.

15:42Rod Palmer You know, everything's a trade off. Right? It's like you want privacy. I mean, if you want access to the Internet,

15:48Richard Greaser you're gonna have to get bad up. Well, this is one of those things too where it's I I think it's some routers are more, vulnerable than others, and

15:58Rod Palmer but it's just this That's all? What's that?

16:01Richard Greaser Does Monero solve this? That's a good question. I mean, I'm pretty sure that most people like, if you're on Cake Wallet

16:08Rod Palmer on your cell phone, you're probably interacting using Wi Fi pretty frequently. And so Is this is this how is this how Club Orange, the Orange Bill app tracks location of all its users? I don't think so, but it it could be. Braggs is like Club Orange. It's like you open it up and you're like, alright. This is where everybody with pick who owns Bitcoin is currently in my local area. It's a map of their, it's like, it's like the, the Bitcoin master. You can spend Bitcoin. Typically the people are around. They kind of hover. They, they

16:40Rod Palmer gather around the the Cash App Square apps, so you can just kinda use you can triangulate between those two apps to figure out where most of the people are. But, I mean, combined with Flock, they could probably do a partnership with Orangeville App, and they could figure out all the Bitcoiners in your area and what they're doing. That's a good idea. Especially especially if you put a flock camera at all the Cash App pins, all the locations where you could spend Bitcoin, all the Steak and Shakes, You could you could between

17:09Rod Palmer Flock, the Cash App, Square Maps, and Club Orange, you've tracked everybody.

17:15Richard Greaser Absolutely. The surveillance state is really an opportunity that could be repurposed and redirected in order to make it easier to hang out with Bitcoiners.

17:28Richard Greaser It's very exciting. I mean, hasn't Bitcoin Magazine tried to do this a few times with their app for the conference?

17:34Rod Palmer Oh, yeah. Yeah. I I think that every I think every app is going to become a tool to help make sure, like, you can tray track and locate the users of that the people from that community.

17:50Rod Palmer And that's ultimately what those apps are for in the first place. But yeah. Like, a Bitcoin conference app so you can always find is it the conferences? Or where there's a conference nearby. Maybe you didn't even know there was one, and then you see everybody there, and you're like, I need a boom conference. Hell, yeah. Or, like, a pod yet. Like, every app

18:11Rod Palmer ultimately kinda serves as a way to track everybody in your community. So, like, you you can have a community watch. And so, like, instead of, like, the neighborhood watch where it's, like, the legacy version of that was just your neighborhood, your cul de sac. Now it's people your how like, your group chat, you know? It's like, where's all or I I wanna check my group chat maps to make sure everybody's

18:33Rod Palmer made it home safe on Friday night or whatever. Well, the applications like Palantir

18:39Richard Greaser very easily could solve the population growth issue or decline issue by using all the data that they're collecting in order to manage people with their soulmates instead of figuring out who, the CIA should be germ bombing. Like, a lot of this this information could be repurposed

18:59Richard Greaser for the benefit

19:01Rod Palmer of humanity. I like what you know, what they could they could also track for the women, they could track their, the menstrual cycle. So you could, like, how can you find people who are fertile

19:14Richard Greaser so you can make? Well, it's odd just Peter Thiel already does this. I I just don't know if he, just hoards the data for himself.

19:22Rod Palmer I I mean, they just need to make a they just need to add a a bold toggle switch on Orange Pill app. Boom. Show me g bull at this point in their cycle. Like, that's who I that's who I would like to meet tonight.

19:34Richard Greaser If Orange Pill app partnership were partnered with Flock and they partnered with Palantir, it might actually be a compelling product. Or at least if they like, they might already be a partner in that with them. But if they partnered with them in a way that the users of the app could benefit from instead of the individuals behind the app. Partner with Uber, partner with Fountain,

20:01Rod Palmer like, who's in this local area that's listening to old episodes, Rabbit Hole Reach app, kinda reminiscing on, you know, Matt and Marty doing podcasts every week.

20:13Richard Greaser Speaking of which, I'd I'd been meaning I just haven't gotten the chance to do it yet, but I I've been meaning to do a tutorial on how to go to Clark Moody, the Clark Moody dashboard and look at it. I I think there's a lot of clubs out there that don't know how to do that and are not understanding what's happening with metrics related to Bitcoin since

20:34Rod Palmer Marty's not reading it weekly on our return anymore. Oh, it's even hard. So, like, if you're trying to follow Bitcoin Blake, how, like, where's where you're the which mempool do I look at? How do I see all the stuff that Clark's Moody's dashboard just easily displays and

20:53Richard Greaser reports for me. Yeah. I guess the the end of the year is gonna be fun to watch to see what these guys come up with if they're able to get their token listed on an exchange or not. Is they gonna get any wallets to support it? I I don't think it's that hard to get a wallet to support it. You can just fork

21:14Rod Palmer a lot of these clients. Yeah. Like, Chris Guida can fork Sparrow probably pretty easily or Is Chris Guida? Change that much.

21:22Richard Greaser Is Chris a loyal? He's one of the main he's one of the main main guts. Oh, I don't no. I haven't been in it's it's hard to keep track of this because, like, when you're blocked by all these guys, you you have to spend a lot of energy, like, going and looking at them instead of just showing up on it. Well, Chris Lita, for for the longest time, Chris Guilliot

21:39Rod Palmer describes himself as a lightning dev. And, he's gonna they're gonna need some good, Lightning devs on Blake. And I guess, you know, Chris will be because I don't think Luke is much of a Lightning guy, a Lightning dev. So it's pretty much gonna be Chris Guida. He's gonna play the role of, you know, CLN, L and D,

22:02Rod Palmer Lightning Labs, Stark, you know. I don't know if there's gonna be a arc for Blake Bitcoin, but, potentially, I don't know if they're gonna put, USD key on Blake lightning,

22:15Rod Palmer but, like, somebody's gotta support that. And you need to tap root assets for Blake. It's gonna be Chris. He's gonna have, he's gonna be like one of those defense layers. He's got, like, 700 criminals that can't afford lawyers that he's gotta represent in court every day. And that that's gonna be Chris Goeda triaging. I mean, think about good thing you creations didn't go on the Blakefort because he is a very high maintenance,

22:42Rod Palmer Lightning user. You would be bogging down all Chrisquita's capacity to to triage the the Lightning tickets because we all know that lightning is very finicky and very rarely works. But I I mean, I hope that the Blake Forkers have listened to our podcast enough to know that Frontier, the Revolution does not have a good UX. Like, if if Chris Gui is your only lightning dev, that's gonna have a worse you're gonna have a worse UX than Noster.

23:12Rod Palmer I mean, who's gonna are we gonna be able to zap using Blake coins on Noster? What about Zap podcast on Fountain? I don't I don't think most of these guys are are fans of Nostr. So then I guess I guess no. I guess I guess they won't be supporting, like, you

23:30Rod Palmer know, the Blake Aldi extension.

23:33Richard Greaser Have you been around Oster at all? Is there anything going on with Oster at the moment? I haven't I haven't been able to load anything on the the app for months. I haven't checked it for months. I've checked I've checked it. I mean, to to me, it seems like the the actual, like, most useful use case for Nostra at the moment is is Fountain, as funny as that is. I mean, imagine saying that Fountain is useful. Well, yes. So I guess

23:58Rod Palmer the only thing I've seen from Nostra is the occasionally, whenever the comments will load, I open the fountain app. So, like, one out of three, four times that I check fountain, I can see some other comments that the boost that we got. And then when we read the boosts on the show, that's the only time I see Nostril content.

24:16Richard Greaser To to me, that seems like it's working pretty good. It works it works what I needed, I guess. Unfortunately, it doesn't work for some of our paid subscribers, it sounds like. I've been hearing complaints for individuals that are, they get, like, unsubscribed because their their wallet balances fall below a certain amount, and then they attempt to resubscribe,

24:40Richard Greaser and then they're blocked from doing so for whatever reason. I mean, so, like, these these companies that have very poor communication or just, like, response times providing customer service when they we have bugs in their applications. Like, what as a customer, like, what what's the solution here? Is it to be, like,

25:02Richard Greaser need creations? Are we dragging them on the timeline?

25:06Rod Palmer Well, somebody, you know, somebody says, like, I don't want to be, like, need creations. You are giving me no choice. I I tried to start a business and rely on your product because you're blowing me up in my TMs or or trying to get on a short call and make me, you know, migrate

25:27Rod Palmer my business, my podcast over to your platform. And then you're, you know, your metrics, your analytics don't work. They're not they're not even pulling in all the data, and people can't subscribe. And it's at a certain point, it's you cannot improve your apps. This isn't an Oster. You know? It or maybe maybe the problem is building the infrastructure on top of Noster, which doesn't have a dedicated customer support, you know,

25:54Rod Palmer or protocol out test to fix problems.

25:60Richard Greaser Yeah. Maybe the pros the problem isn't that it's on the Oster. It's the the attitude of the individuals building the product of them behaving like it's on Oster. And I think there's there's an attitude of individuals interacting with Nasr that's appropriate for these products not to to function or work. It's kinda it's kind of a foreturning mindset if you think about it. Skip the way it is. So you you guys think that you're gonna disrupt Instagram, you're gonna disrupt

26:32Richard Greaser decentralized platforms, you're gonna disrupt Coinbase, and you're not willing to build out just, like, a basic decent half decent UX.

26:41Rod Palmer Yeah. It's it's it's it's a it is an entitlement. It it it also like some of the mistakes that that cloud is, like, cloud is today and it or people would kind of it were thought they were entitled to a good user experience, and companies, at the same time, thought they were entitled to not having to give their customers a good like, they it it's like they were trying to issue purity tests to their customers. And it's I I tweeted this recently. Lecture your audience.

27:09Rod Palmer Glaze your users. And it seems like a lot of companies, especially in the Bitcoin space, are lecturing their users and glazing their audience. Their audience doesn't use or pay for their product. Their audience usually just criticizes it. So why are why are you glazing your enemies, glazing your obstacles,

27:30Rod Palmer and lecturing and and issuing purity tests to the people

27:34Richard Greaser who actually use this to support your product? Well, I think this is something that Ocean Mining has generally done fairly good on. They at least in the recent they they seemed in the departure of Luca Mechanic from the company, it seems like they are focusing more on UX instead of lecturing their customers.

27:54Rod Palmer This will be I good idea. I think this will be a brutal opportunity than to turn things around.

28:01Richard Greaser Going going into the cycle, is is PlaidSlop as a business model gonna be as sustainable as it has been in the past? So it feels like it it definitely has isn't. Individuals are still gonna try. They're still gonna try and monetize Slop, but what does it look like? How is it different than prior? I don't think it is.

28:24Rod Palmer I think it's the end. I think these most of these are gonna go out of business. I think most of them are close. Most of them are on the verge. I don't think that they're going to survive,

28:34Richard Greaser to be quite honest. Well, there there's this really strange phenomenon that I think you've seen that is Corey's walking around doing vlogs now. He doesn't have he used to have podcast cooking. Shows. Like, did you watch did you watch a cooking show?

28:50Rod Palmer No. I've seen some of the reactions to it. Apparently, American Idol had some interesting moments, but I haven't gotten to it yet. But, yeah, that he Corey's Corey used to have 30 people. I would do his v logging.

29:04Rod Palmer Now it's him, biamese, he's it's Corey's like Joe Nakamoto. He's traveling the world doing v logs in different cities. I I mean, isn't it wasn't Joe Nakamoto one of the people, like, the old joke, it was Brandon and Steven Lobka and Walker and Joe Nakamoto and Corey and couldn't tell who's who because they all look alike.

29:24Richard Greaser So, in talking and and talking to some boomers, looking at boomer, you know, political k f eight media, it seems like people are pretty wound up going into, the midterms worried about the the Democratic Socialists of America. I don't know if you've been following this story, but, it it seems like socialism

29:45Rod Palmer Oh, yeah. Yeah. It's it's I think we talked about it. I think on the show that it was common. The the left with their the Democrats were gonna kinda lose legitimacy and power authority on at the national level, but the the the populists were going to really take over their influence

30:05Rod Palmer and control in cities like New York, Chicago,

30:09Richard Greaser San Francisco, etcetera, LA. So the broccoli haircuts really seem to be split between pretty evenly between socialism and, like, very militant right wing, what some might call fascism, it seems like. And

30:27Rod Palmer it's got the boomer scared. The boomers are always scared. That's the that's one of the problems is it's like the boomer who cried. They should listen. They've been calling everything socials. I mean,

30:39Richard Greaser have you have you been going on any of these spaces and listening to boomers crash out? No. I've I've only been hearing about it secondhand. I can't I can't do it. It's too it's too cringe. Well, it's a time commitment is what it is. You you gotta listen to a lot of nonsense to to get to the crash out. There there there's a lot of, like, just, like, really, really partake I mean, so what what's the saga been with the Sam's podcast that I saw you wrapped up and involved with and the profile pictures?

31:11Rod Palmer Values that he was gonna file a police report, Audience Timothy Bitcoins for AI sloppin' his profile picture. And a lot of people have, in solidarity, slapped their own face on the pictures. Now he's got a file police report against countless, countless people. So you think you're gonna have a police report filed against you for this? It's it's possible. He threatened to do it, so he did not threaten me individually,

31:38Richard Greaser but he did threaten a few people. So it seems like some Jewish lawyers might take advantage of the situation.

31:47Rod Palmer Mister Katz, we're gonna have to we're gonna have to give him a call, get him back on retainer.

31:51Richard Greaser I mean, does the litigious nature of, is that is that kind of like a first turning activity Is you're getting Jewish lawyers involved for every little thing, or is that that kinda like a third, fourth turning? I mean, we just talked about the

32:09Rod Palmer the socialist scare. I mean, the first turning last time, this is McCarthy, McCarthyism. Everybody was freaking out about communist, communism, and there was, you know, a bunch of hearings and trials and interrogations. A lot of lawyers were involved. So, yeah, I mean, if if if history repeats itself, if the turning repeats itself Was it McCarthy Gay? Or that was I don't know if that no. That was Jay Edgar Hoover. Yeah. That was Jay Edgar Hoover. I don't think he could be the FBI director with that. Alright.

32:40Rod Palmer Maybe, yeah, like most of those jobs in Langley or in, you know,

32:44Richard Greaser Deep State. That's kind of a pre req. So I don't know. What what what's your feeling for this upcoming week? I feel like it's gonna be a big week, that there's gonna be some stuff happening. That's a

32:54Rod Palmer problem. I could see I could see 90 k. I could see a really bullish weekend. I mean, it looks like oil's going back up, so it might be some chop. It seems like the administration likes to wait for Bitcoin to pump, like stocks to pump before they start bombing somebody again. So maybe it's maybe that's what's gonna happen. I don't know. But even even if even all that aside, the trade war, bonds, if the bond market keeps going,

33:20Rod Palmer I could see you at ninety k. I mean, I don't know.

33:23Richard Greaser You're good. I'm just speculating, but I think you're right. It's gonna be a big week. Feels like we're getting into nothing stops as trained territory. It's it's no longer a thought exercise, of, the macro elders, parodid linole, then it's,

33:39Rod Palmer They're gonna re yeah. We're gonna we're gonna revert to the mean when it comes to the, MT chart.

33:48Richard Greaser I mean, if there there was any reason to be in doubt that this was gonna be a big week, I think you've seen, Dennis Porter just getting active again, getting very bullish on the timeline.

33:60Rod Palmer No. Yeah. Dennis is is real he's helping him real hard lately, taking no prisoners.

34:18Richard Greaser Absolutely. Well, you got any, other topics before we get into the found boost?

34:25Rod Palmer Now let's get into it.

34:28Richard Greaser First boost from late stage HODL 6,000 success is boosting into the void, but number goes up. Yeah. Late stage HODL, we were discussing the one of the issues or users, impacted by this founding issue, and, we're I don't know. I'll see if I can talk to these guys, but you know how it is.

34:51Richard Greaser Do you feel like you're, boosting into the void? I feel like I'm, sending, error reports into the void or, service request or, you know, whatever you call

35:07Rod Palmer it. I'm from a late stage. When you boost into the void, they say sometimes it boosts back. So I hope I hope the base I hope the void boost back at you. I hope the void boost your bangers. Next one's from Akashi Hayogo. We definitely appreciate Clark Media Guide. I added to Google it two weeks ago. There were so many numbers. I closed it immediately. There you go. I mean, it's not just a how to look up Clark Media. It's once you once you find it,

35:36Rod Palmer what do you get with all the super maze? It's very intimidating.

35:40Richard Greaser Yeah. I'm not sure if I fully understand how to understand how to do it exactly, but I think I can get my wife to explain it to me, and then I can explain it to our users. But, yeah, I I guess that's my confirmation. I guess I I gotta buckle down and work on that this week.

36:04Richard Greaser Thanks for the boost, Akashi. Orange Mart, 5,000 sats, no comment. Appreciate it, Orange Mart. What would you rather do, Rod? Would you rather be hanging on Orange Mort or, playing GTA six?

36:26Rod Palmer At this point, I don't know the difference. I feel like if you wanna play GTA six and you're tired of waiting for it to come out, just go play Orange more. It's at least you can spend Bitcoin in there. They should listen to Bitcoin podcasts. You might not have as nice clothes. Might not have any clothes, actually. In fact, you you want to begin with. But, you know, you can also bet on

36:50Rod Palmer who's gonna have the most, junk or whatever they call it, scrap, on predicts. So it's like you can you can use prediction markets and spend Bitcoin and listen to podcast in Orange Mart, in team or in, GTA 6.

37:12Rod Palmer You can't even beat up the prostitutes anymore. Next boost is 5005¢ from Sasha. Interesting take on Canada. They sure do have TDS except my dad. Their trucker rally was good, though.

37:32Rod Palmer Their trucker rally was good until till the cops beat up all the old ladies.

37:41Richard Greaser And JW, other men started running around, threatening to sue people. Glad your dad doesn't have TDS. That's probably why, you ended up okay. Bubba forty five hundred says, cut to the chase. Canada doesn't matter. It never has, never will. It is that simple. Flat cameras don't matter. Your phone and your new car surveil more than anything else, you know. The chaos of youth is because

38:15Richard Greaser they have no outline with music. Gay fucking men singing like fags or pop princess shit. They need some angry rock and roll or real rap, not hip hop, blah blah blah. Again, Canada is nothing and will always be nothing. Dudley fucking do right. And tragically, hip always sucked. That's why they cannot break in America

38:40Richard Greaser or anywhere else for matter. That's good enough. Good news, boys. Well, I kind of agree. It's, you know, metal metal music is very cyclical. I guess rock kinda falls into that too, but just like the the harder rock metal is very cyclical depending on it it seems like it kinda comes and goes

39:09Richard Greaser every, like, decade or so on and off. I I think it's a little bit less than that, but it's, the the outlet of of music is, is very real. And, we're we're talking about the

39:30Richard Greaser the DSA guys and the, you know, the the Fancher's broccoli haircuts. I I can see them, you know, moshing some punk rock music, some metal music in the future.

39:52Rod Palmer Okay. Next one on my list here is Shadrach 3333. Please put me in touch with Dave's flood now repair. My 3000 nine flood now died two days ago, and I'm worried about losing my social capital. Takes in advance forty hours per week.

40:09Rod Palmer Will do. Will do. We're I already hit you up with the back channel. Should I direct? Hopefully, you got your, your blood node. Oil changed is Ryan Ryan Smith like new.

40:24Richard Greaser Yeah. This is a power, that he was talking about it in the, in the group chat. Hopefully, Dave can help you get it, to work again. Do you have any idea what he charges for fixing break nodes?

40:47Rod Palmer No. We didn't get the prices. I don't have to find out. Call Dave.

40:54Richard Greaser Joe Roger, 1777. SaaS says, regarding the first turn in, can you point to the defining climax of the fourth turn in? It kinda looks like they're building up to it with the wars, but maybe I don't understand the theory well enough.

41:11Rod Palmer Well, yeah, the the turning point was, when Trump won presidency again. He was elected to to tear down all the institutions, make them irrelevant through association,

41:26Rod Palmer delegitimize it, and give birth to the AI, the AI epoch. So once it was set in motion, it was as good as done, so you could start now. If you

41:43Rod Palmer if you if your apartment complex made a cameo in Boom Boom Tel Aviv, you know, you need to focus on surviving the the fallout of the the crumbling institutions of the Ford Turning. If you live, you know, in most of The United States to fly over country, Los Alador,

42:05Rod Palmer you have already moved in to the first turning. It it it is a vector. The first turning is a vector, but I think he if you have to ask, am I in the fourth turning? You're not in the fourth turning because you you don't have to ask if you're in the four turning when there's drones, dropping grenades, I e, on top of you when you're in a trench,

42:28Rod Palmer or if you're Clankton as porter clips in a bombshell after in Tel Aviv. You know you're in the first or the four turning. For most, the rest of us were in the first.

42:42Richard Greaser Also. Spectator of 1,200 status is, got some entropy up in your ear noise from you guys will be part of the decentralization of media in the sense. And it's more than noise. You guys act as one of the arbiters of entropy in the podcast space. It might be part of the reason in the future why more people go from Bitcoin ETFs to self custody, all the while not recommending a single point of failure in self custody.

43:18Richard Greaser I guess I appreciate the glaze. It sounds like glaze to me.

43:25Rod Palmer And in return, the best type of glaze, free glaze. The real best type of glaze, the glaze that pays you. Yeah. Blazer, 957. So I have to please accept this minor financial contribution to that fund if you will use your typewriter ink expenditure. Thank you. Luckily, typewriter ink is going down

43:46Rod Palmer as memory and Q costs go up, so good economic positioning on our part.

43:54Richard Greaser Appreciate it, Blosa. Rev Huddle, four and twenty says this music video shows how much the vehicle news has a a finger on the pulse of Bitcoin culture. Thanks for your call.

44:08Rod Palmer Nasr Dang, 101 sats. I love this song.

44:12Richard Greaser I think that was, the craziest same pod. Zoyo z a 100 sasses. Fuck inflated cup coffee, a Bugle sub instead. Money well spent. There you go.

44:33Richard Greaser Appreciate it. Probably said that and then try to subscribe, and that didn't even work. Thank you to our subscribers. Southside Dave, Jolly Roger, used to read a lot, Waha, Shadrach, PTC Outboard, Boomer, Fundamentals, Sean,

44:54Richard Greaser Open Mic, and Avi Burra. Appreciate you guys. It's gonna be a big week. I think we we're both feeling it. It's gonna be fun to watch. Is this is this the end of White Glaze Summer tomorrow?

45:15Rod Palmer No. Next weekend. Okay. Yeah. Like, week.

45:28Richard Greaser Oh. Oh, Labor Day is next weekend. I thought it was tomorrow for some reason. Okay. That's right. Well, you got any, final thoughts before we wrap this one up?

45:48Rod Palmer No. Just, just don't get lost in kfabe.

45:56Richard Greaser Folks, thank you for tuning in to this edition of the Vehicle Weekly, and we'll catch you next week.

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