0:03Kayley Welch This is Kayley Welch, and you're listening to the Bugle weekly, the most thermodynamically sound podcast in the world. Make sure to check out my debut song at the end of the show.

0:17Rod Palmer This once great country is going to hell in a handbasket faster than you can send a transaction between two custodial lightning wallets. Nobody is proud to pay their taxes anymore. There was a time not too long ago when being a taxpayer

0:36Rod Palmer was a point of pride. It meant you made something of yourself. Being a law abiding citizen who paid your taxes meant no scalawag could question your honor, but not anymore. Fewer and fewer people aspire to be taxpayers,

0:54Rod Palmer and many of those who do cannot afford to pay. Taxpayers are the foundation of any great country. People who don't pay their taxes are an inferior class, and it's about time we started treating them like it.

1:11Rod Palmer We have to make taxpayers a privileged class again, and we need to make taxes affordable again. That is why I support Donald j Trump's plan to pump Bitcoin to the moon. When Bitcoin is worth $1,000,000,

1:29Rod Palmer people will be able to afford to pay their taxes again, and they will be more than happy to do it. Taxes from Bitcoin profits will fund the construction of citadels, the raw milk economy,

1:43Rod Palmer and lower our time preference so we can grow organic, KYC free, and open source cigarettes again. Vote for Donald Trump this November, and vote to make taxes affordable again.

2:02Richard Greaser And we are recording. How's your Sunday going, Rob? It's going really,

2:09Rod Palmer summer's almost over. Labor Day is next weekend. It's, just trying to soak it up and tan my balls, touch for us before the winter sets in. Yeah. I know,

2:22Richard Greaser Kaylee, did a whole list of things as far as, what, you know, the women of Bitcoin Twitter think is attractive and what they think is unattractive. She did a, you know, a bunch of charts and a write up, today, and I know she's gonna be talking about it later on this episode at some point. But, yeah, sunning your balls is considered

2:45Richard Greaser one of the more attractive things that a male can do to the women on Bitcoin Twitter. Oh, yeah. It's,

2:52Rod Palmer it is it's a sign of high testosterone, low time preference. And so when a girl, you know, she pulls her pants down and sees how, how tan your gooch is, how, how brown your ball sack is, I mean, that's, that's gonna get her extremely, extremely turned on. She's gonna know you've listened to a lot of Bitcoin podcasts right there. It's not gonna just be in view for your looks. It's gonna be in view for your for your mind. 100%.

3:18Richard Greaser Well, Kaylee, another piece of news about her. She, you know, did set up a Twitter account. And I kinda have a feeling that she's going to take Twitter by storm and kinda be a monster on, as far as,

3:34Richard Greaser you know, countering Podkoff and, you know, creating solid memes and, really taking over the engagement from these Podkoff influencers.

3:44Rod Palmer Oh, yeah. Yeah. She's got really a contagious personality, natural leadership, confidence. And I just it's very clear the class of twenty twenty four Bitcoiners, they are very optimistic and,

3:58Rod Palmer they're really full of energy ready to orange pill the world and to defeat Podkoff. Podkoff is cringe. They think it's weird. Dude, Podkoff

4:06Richard Greaser is not ready for smoking hot babes to be countering them. Like, when the smoking hot babes Right. When when the smoking hot babes unite

4:19Richard Greaser with the credentialed journalists, like, they they really have nothing. They they cannot stand against us and, like, the intellectual Silk Road

4:27Rod Palmer is just gonna steamroll them so bad. Right. It used to it used you used to have to have a very big podcast or a very popular conference to get smoking hot babes at Bitcoin meetup events. And so people, they they love, they would tune in to PodConf. They would tune into the podcast and they would go to the conferences

4:49Rod Palmer because that's where they were gonna find a hot Bitcoin chick. Like they searched all over, they tried the Orange Pill app and they're just not having a lot. And now as these, as these hot smoking hot babes start becoming orange pill like crazy and they're rejecting Podkomp, it's that allure

5:07Richard Greaser is gone. They have lost their competitive advantage. Yeah. I mean, it's looking it's looking bad for them. But, yeah, I mean, like, this is, you know, the intelligence agencies are really having a hard time right now. You know? Because you can only you can only lie for people to so long and just, like, submit them to, like, you know, the silly propaganda before they start to be suspicious of you. You know? Like, people are really upset that that, you know, the Michelle Weeklies are trying to, infiltrate their their meetups, and they're upset that, you know, the Michelle Weeklies are, you know,

5:42Richard Greaser roaming around in their Telegram groups where they're trying to have, you know, noncompliant conversations and they don't feel like, you know, they can say anything that they want to because Michelle Weeklies are are looking over their shoulder and watching what they're saying. Right. It's

5:59Rod Palmer Twitter, Bitcoin Twitter, Bitcoin PodCom podcasts, PodCom conferences, they are full of the shell weeklies

6:09Rod Palmer everywhere you go. If if you talk about your favorite privacy tool or your favorite CoinJoin, nixer, she just really wants, she's really excited, and she overheard you talking about that to some clients you were hanging out with at the conference. She really wanted to learn more. She wanted you to go on this podcast that she hosts or the spaces that she has. She wants to talk about it. She wants to get, awareness out there for this new coin joint technology or this new mixer. And it's it's it's really, I don't know why, why everybody needs to know about that and why, you know, what if feds are listening to these podcasts? We've orange built a lot of feds. We've orange built the TSA. If they listen to these podcasts and they learn about these technologies, right? Like they're gonna be suspicious and they're gonna misinterpret the law and think that they're illegal

6:54Rod Palmer or they might try to blunder money because they think they can get away with it. And you just have it's a lot of responsibility to have to go on all those podcasts. It's it's you might not be ready for it, but it's just, you know, people think there's just too many people in some of these spaces. They're a little too nosy. Yeah. I agree.

7:12Richard Greaser Yeah. I mean, it's it's it's really, you know, you you go on Bitcoin Twitter and you wanna have, you know, real engagement, but it's really difficult to do to, like, gauge what's real

7:28Richard Greaser when you know that things are being manipulated by the Michelle Weeklies in Langley and Quantico. Right,

7:39Rod Palmer right. It's people start inviting her to their meetups. She starts coming in there and she's like, Hey, look at this new app that my friend, Paolo Ordano, told me about, and you could send Tether. And Tether is like, it's, it's better than dollars. So you can save a little bit on the side and you see payments in the global south. It's like, this meetup is about Bitcoin. Like, we don't wanna talk about Tether. Right? And she's like, she comes to your meetup. She shows up in your group chat. Somebody and you have a group chat. It's going great. You're on Telegram. You're, you know, on a Fetti Mint. You're a no stress, whatever. And then somebody ruins the vibe and they invite Michelle Weekley into the group chat. She starts freaking

8:19Rod Palmer nagging everybody in the group chat. Oh, your conspiracy theories are funny. That's not Occam's razor. That is not a high probability. And it's like, I'm sorry. If you upset the narrative, she's gonna get upset. You know? And if she agrees, yes, she agrees that the money is broken, but, you know, she draws the line questioning the narrative. So it's like, it's not a fun group chat anymore. Yeah. I think a good way to so

8:44Richard Greaser it's really important for the plebs to understand how to counter a Michelle Weekly. And one of the one of the best books I've ever read on the topic, he's, he's written by a great journalist named Tom O'Neil. It was called Chaos. And I would highly suggest everybody read that because it kinda outlines, you know, how these intelligence agencies use Michelle Weekley's, you know, to infiltrate your groups.

9:11Richard Greaser And, you know, there there's a lot of good ways to, you know, counter, the Michelle weeklies as they as they come in and they try to disrupt and they, you know, try to be based but also kind of compliant at the same time. And like if they try to push you to be non compliant, it's kind of like an entrapment strategy. I think that looks like a good point. Yeah. And it's people are I just think that's like Yeah. I I think we need to, you know, just be doing this on a regular basis of talking about because I like that's that's the whole rule of we're like point of what we're doing here is we're trying to prevent, you know, the plagues from getting co opted by PodCon. And like that's the point of the intellectual Silk Road. And so like having like it's one thing to just like talk about it but like we need to be implementing,

9:59Richard Greaser you know, real tactics here. One of one of the things that's kind of interesting, so so, you know, Telegram has been one of the ways that, you know, a lot of us have communicated over the years. And, I mean, it's great because it's, like, one of the few messaging platforms

10:18Richard Greaser that, you know, have some semblance of, like, freedom on it that works on my typewriter. You know? So that's one of the primary, you know, reasons that I've used it. But, a lot of people are pretty nervous right now because Pavel Durov, one of the cofounders of Telegram, was arrested in France. Yeah. That's really bad news.

10:39Rod Palmer And there's a lot of speculation about why, he was arrested in France. And I they they haven't the narrative has not officially been set yet. If I had to guess, you know, I think that they are getting scared about the power of, of group chats, of these private group chats on Telegram and the economy's not, you know, the economy's great, the economy's doing well,

11:06Rod Palmer but it's harder to it's harder to keep people believing that that, that that concept that the economy's doing well if if the economy starts to collapse and if people are not doing their jobs, they're at work every day, working from home or working in their computer and they're not actually doing their job,

11:29Rod Palmer they're they're talking about game theory and they're discussing Bitcoin podcasts in the group chats, well, the economy starts to slip. And it's almost like a a self a a self reinforcing mechanism where it's like the people who are causing the economy to slip by discussing game theory and the group chats all day, they're gonna be the ones that benefit from it the most and they can capture

11:52Rod Palmer all the advantage and and kind of be in charge what's over and they cannot allow these conversations to happen. So they're going after Telegram. Yeah. I mean, what what we've been witnessing

12:04Richard Greaser and and, you know, there's a lot of things that Ayn Rand do not envision for our, modern culture. But essentially, Telegram has become, for many

12:18Richard Greaser Bitcoiners, become the Galt's Gulch of sorts, where instead of contributing to the general economy

12:29Richard Greaser and to, you know, what Rand refers to as the looters, they just, you know, go onto their computers or their or their cell phones, and they, you know, discuss thermodynamics. And, yeah, I mean, they're going after Twitter too. There's a lot of pressure on Twitter.

12:50Richard Greaser This this is actually, I think, like, the first story that, you know, I've seen be censored on Twitter recently. They're not allowing people to use the the Telegram hashtag. And I I think it you know, what we're seeing right now is we're seeing, you know, the the Fiat controllers,

13:10Richard Greaser get really afraid. They're really afraid that people aren't gonna show up to work, you know, and do their, like, menial tasks, that they're gonna be too busy focusing on Bitcoin and getting rich. Too many people realizing that Bitcoin has already won. They're not gonna wanna work. They're just gonna wanna hang out with their buddies, and that's gonna be devastating to the economy. And it's just, like, it it's all gonna fall apart.

13:37Rod Palmer The reason that current companies and the current economy, they're not efficient and Peter Thiel talked about this with Joe Rogan on Joe Rogan's podcast is that the reason that they're not efficient is because now they are full of lawyers. They're full of compliance departments. They're full of HR departments, and they've lost their efficiency. But these group chats onto Telegram or they they at least up to this point have been resistant

14:06Rod Palmer to Michelle Weeklies. But if if this plays out and Durov is is is compromised and his his servers are compromised then we must consider the Telegram that these cherished group chats are no longer Michelle Weekly resistant, and she will be her presence will be ubiquitous in this app, and it will essentially be the same as a an HR department and an HR director being added to Telegram. She'll be monitoring our group chats, making sure we're not questioning the narrative, making sure we're still working hard, doing doing our jobs,

14:40Rod Palmer and it'll be it'll be the end of these sacred group chats. Which would, you know, it'd be pretty,

14:47Richard Greaser disruptive in the short term, but I I have full faith that the cypherpunks will find a way, you know, because, like, one of the core tenants of being a cypherpunk is not being content with Michelle Weekly watching everything that you do on the Internet.

15:02Rod Palmer Right. I mean, the cypherpunks started to leverage cryptographic technology for the sole purpose

15:11Rod Palmer of sending a message without without Michelle Leafly being able to read it. Right?

15:17Richard Greaser That is the essence of what a cyberpunk is. I mean, the the reality is, like, a lot of these Bitcoiners, they they have a lot of time on their hands because, you know, they can afford to pay their taxes. And so they're not working as hard as, like, the other Americans that haven't figured out that Bitcoin has already won and is the best vehicle to be able to

15:42Rod Palmer pay your taxes. So it's really this privilege, this privilege is credentialed in some cases class that they can afford to pay their taxes. So they do not, it's not like they wanna pull the ladder up behind them. It's like, I use Bitcoin to be able to afford to pay my taxes. You are gonna be out loud. You can't even hold your own keys. Goodbye. And they push you down and it's it's very, very concerning. Yeah. It is very You shouldn't only have value. You shouldn't only have value as a as a peer, as a node on the network if you can afford to pay your taxes.

16:17Rod Palmer They shouldn't be able to say only only people who understand the protocol and know how to pay their taxes and are successful enough to pay their taxes, they are the only ones that get to run their own node or to hold their own keys. Otherwise, the stuff is too valuable.

16:31Richard Greaser So the thing that's really important to understand here is that the reason why the majority of Americans have not figured this out is that there's not enough Bitcoin podcasts to tell people yet. Right, right. And it's

16:45Rod Palmer but it can't be just any Bitcoin podcast. It has to be a Bitcoin podcast has not been captured by its audience of Michelle Weekley's.

16:58Richard Greaser Or started by a Michelle Weekley. Yeah. It needs to be more Bitcoin podcasts with either the properly credentialed journalist or the non Michelle Weekly pleb. Right. And But, yeah. Yeah. Go ahead. I mean, you you become you become a mini celebrity when you start a Bitcoin podcast.

17:19Richard Greaser You get you know, if you put enough time and effort into it, you get invited to speak at conferences. And, you know, the more more individuals that are not Michelle Weeklies that are speaking at conferences, the more like, it's it's ultimately a civil defense, you know, that we're launching. Like, we we have to go and we have to infiltrate and interact with these information channels.

17:45Richard Greaser So, you know, in combating the PodConf ecosystem, it's not just, you know, sitting on the sidelines and, you know, hurling insults at them and telling them they suck. It's about, you know, creating an alternative to it. And so for every Michelle Weekly podcast that's out there, we need two or three non Michelle Weekly podcasts.

18:05Rod Palmer Right. People like Michelle Weekly, they have built a system and they've understood the incentives very well, and

18:15Rod Palmer they are farming your engagement. So if you tell if you tell them, hey. You suck. Fuck you. I will never comply. They don't care. It doesn't hurt their feelings because they're still benefiting from forming your engagement. So your only way to combat this attack in this system is to withhold your engagement, withhold your attention, withhold your anger,

18:38Rod Palmer and to take your adversarial transactions to a place that is not so infested with, with Michelle Weeklies who are just trying to form your engagement. You can look at places like Noister, and Noister you can kind of think about,

18:54Rod Palmer at least at this point, is like a is like a cypherpunk chamber of commerce, where cypherpunks can find other value for value communities, new group chats, new podcasts, the right kind of podcasts, new businesses, farmers who sell raw milk, secret societies like the intellectual Silk Road, and you can find those places and you can and you can you can know that your engagement is a value for value thermodynamically sound value for value transaction. It's not being farmed for the data that it that it that it provides

19:26Richard Greaser just to just to tailor a narrative. Yeah. I've got a okay. So I've got kind of a hop on topic that we did not discuss before the show that I think we should. So we've heard some commentary from some of our peers in the intellectual Silk Road this week about simply Bitcoin getting kicked off of of YouTube.

19:50Rod Palmer Yes. Yeah. I mean, I think I said it on this podcast not too long ago, but the war on Bitcoin podcasts is coming and I think we've seen one of the first shots been fired by the state

20:07Rod Palmer in the canceling and the deplatforming of Simply Bitcoin from YouTube this week. It happened on a Friday night, a Friday afternoon when the news cycle had ended. All the daytime Bitcoin podcast tests or excuse me, daytime Bitcoin spaces, they adjourned for the weekend like a bank. There's nobody to discuss it and they did it, you know, at the eleventh hour right before the weekend. And I think that tells you that it was,

20:33Rod Palmer it was not an accident. It was not a simple misunderstanding.

20:37Richard Greaser It was an intentional attack on Bitcoin podcast. Yeah. I agree. I mean, I think it was a pretty big, hit to the network because, Nico, I I would consider him like the Tucker Carlson of of Bitcoin podcasters. He's out there. He's doing he's doing a lot of interviews. You know, he's he's getting a lot of engagement.

20:59Richard Greaser Really likes BKLA. Yeah. Really likes BKLA. He's Salvador. Mhmm. He he hasn't he hasn't been pro, nicotine in any way, which I think is probably, like, why he hasn't broken into the next level.

21:14Rod Palmer But Yeah. I mean, he he was he was probably trying to be compliant with with YouTube's terms and services. And still, he was rugged by by the the moderators of YouTube content, proving that you cannot count on your compliance to save you. Simply Bitcoin thought that by being compliant, they would be spared

21:35Rod Palmer by the acts of the state, and this goes to show why if you have a non compliant government, you have chaos. You have nothing that you can trust. You can't be proud to pay your taxes. You can't be proud to comply because even if you do, it can be used against you. Yeah. I mean, I think the thing that was difficult for them, so so for anybody wondering why they got kicked

21:56Richard Greaser off, the reason why they got kicked off is because there's a bunch of Michelle Weeklies that work at YouTube. YouTube's essentially, you know, a Michelle Weekly controlled platform entirely. And It has been for a while. And so they they didn't like they didn't like what Simply Bitcoin, you know, was saying on there. They were they were orange peeling too many people. They were selling too many hardware wallets.

22:22Rod Palmer And most importantly, they didn't like how Simply Bitcoin was being so effective at capturing attention. They didn't like how Simply Bitcoin kept posting sailor memes, sailor thumbnails.

22:35Richard Greaser Yeah. So so this is what YouTube actually said. So just like on the topic of compliance. So, you know, compliance is difficult on platforms like that, you know, because the terms of services are constantly changing. So, like, you know, you go back a month ago, and there was no limitation on how many sailor thumbnails you could use. You could use as many as you wanted, but, you know, in the last month, they slipped into the terms of services that you could only use six sailor thumbnails a month. And so, you know, Simply Bitcoin, you know, was going on as normal and they they did 16 separate streams

23:12Richard Greaser this month with sailor, thumbnails, you know, which is significantly over the allotted, you know, rationing. You know, maybe YouTube, like, maybe it wasn't, like, a targeted thing even though it kinda feels like it. You know, maybe what it was is they wanted more equal engagement

23:33Richard Greaser amongst all the different Bitcoin YouTube channels, and they didn't want simply hogging all of the engagement with all their sailors thumbnails. Yeah. And it's

23:42Rod Palmer they don't give a warning for this. It's not like they they they call Mico, who is one of their most valuable content creators, especially in the Bitcoin space, and they didn't tell them about this. They just instituted it overnight, which, you know, it was against the old terms of service for them to do it so abruptly, but they're they're the ones that write the the terms of service. They are compliance cantillionaires. They make the policy, so they benefit from it first. And by the time by the time we go and simply, I mean,

24:11Rod Palmer they've made the change at midnight, and it wasn't from it wasn't, you know, an hour later where Simply Bitcoin uploaded a new video with a thumbnail of Saylor. I mean, of course it was coming fast and so that boom that triggered it and the process got them deplatformed and it was just, you can call it unjust, but

24:33Richard Greaser the the the chain with the most prefer work wins. Yeah. I mean, it really brings up the question, you know, for media companies in general, like, which platforms are you gonna, you know, put your effort into and try and engage with the most? Is it gonna be platforms that are just infiltrated top to bottom with no shell weeklies that will arbitrarily kick you off without even having a conversation? Or is it gonna be, you know, more resilient platforms? I think Niko's kind of realizing this, he's out there tweeting

25:04Richard Greaser about an Oster because like that's like the way that we change things is we tweet about an Oster. Right, exactly. And

25:12Rod Palmer You not only tweet about it, we talk about it and we ask the question, is 10,000 upvotes on YouTube or 10,000 likes on a tweet, what is you know, is that as valuable as 12 likes on a nostril post? Because of those 10,000, it they're so inefficient, so

25:34Rod Palmer thermodynamically unsound. But there's so much waste, so you get all this engagement, but it add that each engagement unit that they count with is worth less than an engagement unit on something like Gnoster,

25:49Rod Palmer which is it's telling its value. It's like a dollar a Leica on Gnoster is like a dollar bill in 1905 and has so much more purchasing power than than a thousand dollars in 2024. And it's just a sigh out that we don't realize that yet.

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26:28Unknown I'm the person who's going to keep you from scamming any more noobs.

26:32Rod Palmer You are one toxic motherfucker. You know that?

26:36Rod Palmer What happened with Celsius and FTX changed something inside of you. You need something to channel it. There are scammers out there who do really bad things. Gary Gensler can't arrest all of them.

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27:26Richard Greaser Well, I I think a lot of these content creators, you know, they wanna go the route of, like, easy monetization. And getting, you know, kinda like pseudo spoofed engagement because you post a sale or thumbnail to go and present to your sponsor to pay you more money is kind of the easy way way out of this.

27:46Richard Greaser Whereas, like, the real proof of work is convincing, you know, listeners, viewers, readers to part with their generational wealth. So in order in order to convince somebody to do that, to get, like, real engagement on Fountain, you know, to to trend, to trend on Wave Lake, to trend on,

28:06Richard Greaser well, you know, the Nostril, a lot of the engagement is kinda lame. I will admit that. But, you know, to, like, get the zaps from people, you essentially have to put more proof of work in, than many content creators

28:22Richard Greaser are worth doing. You have to have content that is thermodynamically sound. And, you know, the problem with having content that's thermodynamically sound is that, like, you're not gonna have a wider viewer base.

28:38Richard Greaser And so it's a completely different business model than, you know, posting cellular thumbnails. Right. And it's

28:45Rod Palmer one of the things to reiterate is that they made likes private on Twitter and there is something to be said about the theory that they did this so you would not be able to see how many likes came from Michelle Weekley's.

29:01Rod Palmer If you could see that you would know that this

29:05Richard Greaser engagement was was spiff. Yeah. We we know who the Michelle Weekly accounts are out there. I think I think the plugs, they're pretty good at sniffing and out. They can see who is, bouncing around the podconf ecosystem and and ecosystem and getting a lot of, what's the word, unorganic engagement. They can see the symbol.

29:29Rod Palmer Right. And if you're kind of newer to Bitcoin, especially Bitcoin Twitter, and you haven't listened to forty hours of podcast yet, but you just want to show that while you're still kind of in that educational rabbit hole, that you're still committed to the cause and you must tweet, you know, about stacking

29:48Rod Palmer $5 or joining the Stackchain or that you're the DCA army that you've enlisted. Well, there is a you must just be cognizant of the fact that it might get retweeted by Michelle Weekly. It might get retweeted by, you know, Cash App or Swan, and

30:04Rod Palmer that's gonna get a lot of engagement. It's gonna a lot more Michelle Weeklies are gonna see that post as a result. And you wanna make sure that if you're if you're buying Bitcoin and talking about it publicly, that you're doing so compliantly, that you're not raising any alarms, you're not raising any red flags, and you're not gonna make somebody look more deeply into your activities because you posted, you know, that you post they bought straight into self custody from Bull Bitcoin or Bisk or or low, you know, these other, you know, non KYC exchanges because like I like we said, it might get retweeted by Michelle weekly and people will see it.

30:40Richard Greaser Mhmm. There there's never been a more important time in, Bitcoin's history for people to be listening to forty plus hours of Bitcoin podcasts a week. Because, you know, if you're not the one doing it, if you're not the one educating yourself, if you're not the one going out there in orange pilling, if you're not the one, you know, starting your own podcast, there's a Michelle Weekly out there that's doing that. And so it's really up to you. Yeah.

31:09Rod Palmer Yeah. You can hear some of those podcasts are not that interesting to you. They're not that good. You don't wanna listen to them because they don't interest you. Just think of it like almost like white noise, like you turn on a fan when you sleep at night because it rounds out the traffic noise, it rounds out the stuff that distracts you. It keeps the distraction of that. It keeps the psy ops away. If If you don't even if you find an episode that you don't think is gonna be that good, just listen to it anyway because the alternative is you might be hearing propaganda, CIA psy ops. You might just be hearing distractions, and this will keep you from listening to distractions. You'll only be listening to signal. 100%.

31:47Richard Greaser So, I I noticed something kinda interesting,

31:50Rod Palmer today. Did you know that Whitney Webb went on Natalie Burnell's podcast? Yeah. So, I've seen that. I actually haven't listened to those episodes, but, I knew that they I knew that she's been a guest. Yeah. I mean, it's

32:02Richard Greaser it's kind of interesting to see her go through the PodCon tour. And I'm starting to question, you know, is there a Bitcoin podcast she's not been on yet other than ours? Not that I can think of. I think she's done the rounds. I think she really likes to hear herself talk, and I think that she she says yes to most, Bitcoin podcast invitations. Well, you know, I like to listen to her talk too. Me me too. Everybody. Everybody does. I do. You know, I think she deserves the right to enjoy hearing herself talk.

32:35Rod Palmer That's perfectly said. I think she has earned the right and I think there's a lot of people out there who have podcasts where they have work that they do and they feel a little bit apprehensive or they don't feel like they should post it. They should self promote it because,

32:53Rod Palmer to some people's podcasts, some people's work is really not that good, and it's really more for their own self gratification, but there's a certain level when you've when you've got the signal that your work is actually really valuable and it really does deserve to be spread, you have no qualms about promoting it. Dennis Porter's a great example. You know, the people at The Rage, Lowell Elite, Nowasowski, Whitney Webb, Mark Goodwin,

33:22Rod Palmer people like that, and I could name a million more, but it's it's once you've done, once you know you've got that signal, it's almost like it's it would be a bad thing not to share it. Yeah, I agree with that. It's like the only people left in this world that are taking their job seriously. Like being a credentialed journalist, being a podcaster, that that means something. People are listening to you because they know that you have inside information, that you've done the work, that you have vetted your sources, that you've earned your credentials, and that you've earned your reputation.

33:55Rod Palmer And they're reading your content or they're listening to your podcast because they they're looking for answers. And if you haven't if you're not taking your job seriously and you're not really genuinely looking into the news that matters, then

34:11Rod Palmer you're actually doing people a disservice. You're wasting their time. You're wasting their value and that value for value exchange. So you should strive not to do that. You should strive to have that that pride in your work.

34:28Richard Greaser Yeah, I mean, that's what I would encourage. So when I listen to my forty Hours a Week of Bitcoin podcast, I always choose to listen to people that have earned the right to deserve hearing themselves talk about Bitcoin.

34:44Richard Greaser Right. And that's why, you know, I exclusively almost exclusively listen to members of the intellectual silk room. Right.

34:56Rod Palmer And that's a sign to me as well. It's like everybody knows that somebody will hear themselves on a podcast or see themselves on TV or in a movie and they say, did you listen to your own podcast? Did you watch your own movie? And they say, no, because I ain't hearing myself talk. If you ain't hearing yourself talk, it's because you know that it's you didn't you don't have the passion behind it. You don't have the conviction. But if you like to hear yourself talk, it's because you know what you're doing is is the right thing, and you don't mind hearing it over and over again in your own voice.

35:30Rod Palmer That's how you know that the work is is there. 100%. I mean, humility

35:35Richard Greaser is having an accurate depiction of yourself. That that's like the that's the thing that people have to understand. Humility isn't about, like, pretending to be modest when you know you're kind of a big deal. Right. Like, if you're a big deal, you need to, like, explain that you're a big deal

35:49Rod Palmer to people. This is this is why yeah. This is why people miss they misunderstand Odell. Odell talks about staying humble, but to somebody who doesn't understand what humility means, he does not seem humble, which he has earned the right to kind of transcend that humility and kind of be able to,

36:12Rod Palmer it's not that he has to practice what he preaches, he practices what he preaches, that's why he is a valid credentialed source for what he preaches. Mhmm.

36:22Richard Greaser Yeah. It's nice to have Odell in the, non Podkoff approved camp. Right. Even though he he he really likes to push the envelope of what that means because, like, he's he likes to flirt with Podkoff a lot. It's hard it's hard not to. I know I know a lot of people are wondering and and need to be back and forth on whether Odell is a Michelle Weekly or not. But

36:45Rod Palmer I think he would want that. I think he would want you to trust not verifying.

36:49Richard Greaser Or excuse me. That was not a slip. He will want you to verify not trust. Yeah. We need to find out a way to verify that Odell is not a Michelle Weekly. And I I think probably the easiest way to do it would be for him to, start engaging in the non KYC cigarette market and, you know, do a few get a few transactions under his belt.

37:13Rod Palmer I mean, that should be how you how you determine somebody is a Michelle Weekly or not. It's like you have to smoke this non KYC cigarette. If you're not willing to do that,

37:23Richard Greaser I'm gonna consider you suspect. And you have to observe the way that they smoke it too because if they if they act like they're repulsed and they don't believe that it cures Parkinson's and has a bunch of health benefits, you can kinda pick that up in their body language as they're doing.

37:38Rod Palmer Right, and it's like if you've watched Inglourious Basterds, when he tells them to put up how many, you know, the number three, eases his fingers in a strange way, that's how he diagnose that he is, you know, not to be trusted. Well, you want somebody's fingers. You can see how they hold their cigarette and how they smoke their cigarette. And if they hold it like a Michelle Weekly, that should be your first sign.

38:04Richard Greaser Well, we need to get into a topic before we go over to the foundry's. That's real important. But, yeah, so it seems like, you know, going off of Whitney Webb again, you know, because she's a big proponent of talking about this. The Bitcoin community seems divided on whether hyper Bitcoinization will be joyful or whether

38:24Richard Greaser it will make America great again. Yeah, that's

38:27Rod Palmer a tough one. I mean, I think that there are a lot of people who they've been in the space for a long time, they have a very low time preference as a result and they are fucked. When they talk about Bitcoin winning, they don't sound optimistic. They sound very pessimistic. They think that there's gonna be a lot of trouble ahead that Bitcoin's gonna win, but then that's gonna mean so many, or they even may agree that Bitcoin already won, but they think that there's so many obstacles ahead, so many captures, so many things like custodial solutions that could ruin the network.

39:01Rod Palmer And then there are people who, you know, they're pretty new. They all understand the game theory as well. So they don't get kind of caught, like, lost in these in these weeds of of policy and protocol. And they just see a joyful future, and they think that hyperbitcoinization will be joyful, and and everything's gonna go their way.

39:20Rod Palmer And I think that those two schools of thought kind of cause people to clash. And there's a good example of of Shinobi. Shinobi's tried so hard to understand game theory and thermodynamics and transacting adversarially,

39:35Rod Palmer and it's become so overwhelming and negative that it's it's dispirited him. He seems depressed. He seems sad. So he he wants to look for joy. He looks and he goes to tries to just go to the side of joy and see how hyper Bitcoinization can be joyful. And immediately upon being there, you know, he's at the DNC. He no longer believes in Austrian economics. Now he believes in George Floyd economics. And he, you know, there's rumors that he got,

40:03Rod Palmer a vasectomy at the DNC because they're giving him out for free and he's embraced joy. But it's just because the proof of work to understand the network and to figure out consensus is hard and will make you sad at times. It's still a valid, you know, it's still a valid way to look at things because it is the people who they are the core debts. I I was told that you need a proof of a monkeypox

40:29Richard Greaser vaccine to go to the DNC. And, I mean, I heard the same thing. Yeah. I mean, it is pretty interesting to look at the dichotomy of, you know, whether Bitcoin will whether hyperbiconization, you know, when people realize Bitcoin is one, will it be joyful? Will it just make taxes affordable and make America great again? And I think I'm leaning on the side of joyful. And the reason why I think it will be joyful is because I think we have enough plebs

41:00Richard Greaser operating noncompliantly and not not feeding the beast. We have enough noncompliance to ensure joy. And, like, I know people are scared. Yeah. I know people want to, you know, give up and and move to El Salvador.

41:17Richard Greaser But that's not like the when you're winning, it's not time to flee to El Zonte. It's time to continue to press forward. And Right.

41:30Rod Palmer It almost makes me think that it's not a zero sum game. I think that mo people can be, both sides can get what they want. Both sides can win. Because I think if enough people are transacting noncompliantly and they're they are just seeking joy,

41:49Rod Palmer then that could still make Bitcoin worth so much and people, they'll just wanna pay their taxes and and and comply, they'll be able to do that and they'll be proud. They'll be proud to do it again and they'll be able to afford to do it again.

42:07Rod Palmer And that will cause less, less tension between the noncompliant and compliant because everybody will get what they want. Yeah. I mean, I I really believe

42:16Richard Greaser that the future will be about open source development. It'll be about noncompliant e cash mens. It'll be about,

42:27Richard Greaser you know, people having the freedom to choose whether they wanna work or not because they're all rich because of Bitcoin. At least the ease at least the ones that are listening to forty hours of Bitcoin podcasts a week right now. Like, we're we're gonna have freedom and not be dominated by Michelle Weakley's. And I think it's I

42:53Richard Greaser mean, I've been trying to I've been trying to communicate this with my music quite a bit. Like, a lot of my music, I want people to feel encouraged

43:02Rod Palmer because I was just saying, like, if Michelle Weekly can afford to pay her taxes again, she's not gonna come after you and try to figure out how you're able to pay your taxes. She's like sitting there thinking, how am I supposed to be able to pay my taxes? It's so expensive. But she sees you next door and you're wearing an orange pill t shirt in a, in a, in a Bitcoin, in Bitcoin shoes. And she's like, well, this guy over here, he can pay his taxes. He can afford to pay his taxes. And he's like, this Bitcoin thing, I gotta talk to him. She comes over to try and get in your business and be nosy. But if she can afford to pay her taxes, she just wouldn't care. She wouldn't pay attention to you.

43:37Richard Greaser Well, you know, one of the interesting trends, and I think we should kind of like wrap up on the subject and move over to found abuse. But, one of the interesting trends that's happening right now is that IRS agents are having issues being able to afford their taxes. Like, that's where Wow. You know, that's how fine The US economy is right now. Wow.

44:00Rod Palmer It's why they're going after the group chats. That's why the IRS is so interested in group chats. It's because it's they can't pay their taxes. So they're trying to figure out the thermodynamics and the game theory that people are talking about who do afford to pay their taxes. Yeah.

44:18Kayley Welch Before we get into the fountain boosts, I wanted to share with you you a little bit about a study we conducted here at the Bugle. I went to 100 different Bitcoin women and asked them all what the most attractive and unattractive things they see in men are. I'm publishing an article on the subject, which you can find on the Bugle website, but let me share some of the highlights for the orange cells listening. The Bitcoin women determined that the top three most attractive activities that men can participate in are being a full time podcast listener, smoking, as well as drinking while driving. The top three least attractive activities include voting, shitcoining, and simping. Sorry, Rod, but you can't argue with the science. Women don't find simping attractive.

44:59Kayley Welch If you want me to research any topics relating to Bitcoiners dating or what women think, please reach out to me on Twitter and or Noster.

45:09Richard Greaser Well, going over to the fountain boost, you were the first on 35,000 stats and said, join ethical non violent Sopranos, join the intellectual Silk Road. What did you mean by that?

45:23Rod Palmer I just mean that, Sopranos is like a it's a brotherhood. They have their own way of talking, their own way of complying, non compliance, but they don't have to be violent, they don't have to kill people. It's, it's all voluntary, and it is ethical and it's

45:43Rod Palmer the intellectual Silk Road is like that, that brotherhood you can trust. Oh, yeah. And then the next one is from our friend of the show, We All Eat. He says, don't smear the plaids by terming Peter Shifty or Donnie Bump as plaids laugh my fucking ass off. Thank God for Davie

46:03Rod Palmer is the new slogan, but penis is definitely better. Orange Pillar. So he's talking about about David Bailey and, and Dennis Porter. He thinks Porter is a better orange pillar, otherwise known as penis daughter. It's a VOGs. It's a fuck podcast,

46:19Rod Palmer sucking bonky balls. Phone join mixer doing phone phone phone joins at the next conference in Vegas. Hell yeah! You hear Haley was a compliance ho and spitting all over Rod's mic lately?

46:32Rod Palmer Tell Rod, Ms. Havelot four twenty and a half slept out, asked me to be in a threesome and it was awesome. They love my big S9. We all eat. You are proof that a non compliant lifestyle fucking is awesome.

46:50Richard Greaser So keep it up buddy. You know, listening to that boost, you know that We all Eat smokes a lot of margaritas.

46:57Rod Palmer Yeah. Yeah. It is it is inherent if he has high testosterone.

47:02Richard Greaser Very high testosterone. Wow. I mean, like, that's kind of big news, having a threesome with miss Huddl not four twenty and Hashlaudette.

47:16Rod Palmer Nancy Grace is she is she is kinky. She was. Imagine Nancy Grace. It's kinda like Paula Dean. But instead of butter, her, her butter, Nancy Grace's butter is emasculating then. So we all eat must really like to be as submissive in the, frieze somewhere. I hope he's I hope he's not pegged into something other than Aqua, liquid. Yeah. Wow.

47:41Richard Greaser There's something else in there. So, I think We All Eat is gonna try and make a move on Hailey, but I don't think Hailey's gonna have any of it.

47:50Rod Palmer I don't think We All Eat as as I don't think he has listened to enough of the right podcast. I don't think that she's going to be impressed with his intellect.

47:59Richard Greaser Yeah. So so one thing I want to say, you know, to to listeners of the podcast is, like, there's been a lot of accusations that there's been, you know, some sort of, like, extracurricular activities going on here between either myself and Haley or Kaylee or, Rod and Kaylee. And,

48:20Richard Greaser like, it it's kind of, you know, absurd to think that, you know, we would hire a smoking hot babe producer for the sole reason of extracurricular activity.

48:34Richard Greaser Like, we work in a professional environment. We're credentialed journalists. We're not like amateurs. We have a code of conduct

48:46Richard Greaser that is incredibly important. And, you know, part of that is having appropriate relationships with their coworkers. And so I just wanna Yeah.

48:56Rod Palmer Yeah. Being a cipher buck means you've found something articulately transacting adversarially with cryptography more interesting than sex. In pure cypherpunks, we are refining the truth. We're not trying to turn

49:12Rod Palmer the the newsroom into some sort of hanky panky center.

49:18Richard Greaser We don't we don't have time for that. I mean,

49:20Rod Palmer you know, both Right. We're too busy. Like,

49:23Richard Greaser I'm focused. I'm committed. Our relationship with my wife, we're just doing what we need to as a business. And, like, this is something that is incredibly important is hiring smoking hot babes. So I'd I'd say, you know, get your get your heads out of the gutter

49:41Rod Palmer and, you know, show it. It's it's kind of an axiom like in Austrian economics. It's just something you can count on. Being committed to your family and your wife is another way to be Michelle Weekly resistant. Mhmm. 100%.

49:57Richard Greaser Well, appreciate the the boost we all eat. Big big friend of the show, so always appreciate your support. Next boost is from fundamentals for 21,000 stats, and he says, this episode is a great triumph of the intellectual Silk Road and for the human spirit. Yeah. Yeah. I really appreciate it. It's, yeah, it's, it's kind of crazy how, you know, in the right circumstances,

50:26Richard Greaser you can really present a lot of truth. Like, people are tired of listening to the same bullshit, you know, being spewed by Michelle Weekly. And that's why we, you know, do the show on a weekly basis, and, we feel

50:41Richard Greaser it's important. It's a it's a it's a calling and it's a mission, you know, to to further the intellectual Silk Road and to to really treat the the human spirit, you know, because everything's about a battle of, perception. And if it's not for individuals like us, you know, doing stuff like this, it everything all the information channels are gonna be controlled by

51:03Richard Greaser Michelle Weekley's. And, you know, the ones that aren't, you know, they're gonna be using too many sailor thumbnails. Next one's from Open Mike.

51:11Rod Palmer This is long flight to Riga, so he's going to Baltikahi Badger. This is Blair in the bugle from 30,000 feet. Yes. Feet. Not meters. Four years. Spelled like Europeans spell it. I know, young man. There's a reason that all of the call the hash.

51:30Rod Palmer Is The United States, it's not in Europe. And there's a reason that the USDT Tether, is denominated in US dollars, not euros, not pounds. It's because we're the best.

51:44Rod Palmer So people, they don't think that, they don't like to put the bugles a little America centric. They wish we'd cover Europe more, but it's we'd like to. It's just kind of hard to find

51:59Rod Palmer non KYC cigarette smokers who are based in hot babes who are from Europe. It's just, you know, we wish there was more. But until then, you know, the hegemony is US centric. Thank you for the nice comment. Hell yeah, man. Go American. I think,

52:16Richard Greaser I think we should make a club of people that have listened to the People Weekly on airplanes specifically and call it the Mile High Club. There we go. So Yeah. Open mic. Welcome to, being the first member of the Mile Club High Club and starting to True Mile High Club, yeah.

52:33Richard Greaser I mean, look look, his, his boost got four lights. Oh, yeah? Here in front.

52:39Rod Palmer It's pretty impressive And those are on Noester, those are Noester lights Most valuable

52:44Richard Greaser How did he do that? How did he dose the show?

52:48Rod Palmer He preaches the show from, it's the new fountain integration You can do it on Noester I need to get my wife to explain how this works. It means it means that he integrated Noester onto his Fountain app after the update. So now when he comments, it is not only

53:06Rod Palmer a comment from Fountain. It is also posted as a tweet as a post on Gnoster. So anybody who interacts with it on Gnoster, they'll they'll see what he was talking about you, that he is he's replying to our our episode. So every every time that I boost a show on

53:24Richard Greaser on Fountain, so if I boost, Ungovernable Misfits tonight, it's gonna do an awesome show on on those two. Yeah. Wow. Well, that's pretty nifty.

53:38Richard Greaser Thank you for the explanation. I I don't my guess my wife doesn't even need to dig into it to figure it out for me. So the next boost for 5,000 sats is from Marius February, and it says dolphin emoji, a 100 emoji, target emoji. Well,

53:57Richard Greaser I don't understand what that is, but, dolphin 100 target on target. Bullseye. Dolphin 100 bullseye. Is this some sort of,

54:13Rod Palmer code for something, Ron? If it is, I don't understand it. It might be related to, you know, maybe somebody who reads s

54:22Richard Greaser drops from Sailor on Stacker News. Yeah. I mean, this is, like, gibberish to me. I mean, it's more, like, aesthetically pleasing to look like look at than, unencrypted, PGP messages, but it it kinda feels similar. Thanks for the boost. The next one's cool.

54:40Rod Palmer Yeah. We'll have to figure out what that is. Yeah. We'll have to figure out. From Orange Mart, it says, from five thousand Souths, says, thank you for the trade, referencing the value for value transaction

54:55Richard Greaser for credentialed news, in their Sats. How how is your trade going, Orange Mart? I hope it's going well. You know, one of the things that I appreciate about Kaylee is she is not the type of person, you know, there's a lot of smoking hot babes on Twitter that get into your DMs and ask you how your trade is doing.

55:15Rod Palmer She'll never do that? No.

55:18Richard Greaser She doesn't think she knows Bitcoin's for saving. Well, she she believes that, you know, if you wanna share what your trade is, you're you're gonna tell her without her asking. She's very considerate that way. For sure. Alright. Next boost is from our good friend, Pies De Pleb.

55:38Richard Greaser Changed his username. It was Pies before. For 2,100 stats and says, noncompliance is the only way I'd rather die on my feet than live on my knees, and then a bunch of emojis with a cigarette emoji in the middle of it. Oh,

55:53Rod Palmer yeah.

55:54Richard Greaser I mean, it's the only way to live. We're we're individuals that are meant to, you know, stand on our feet and walk around. We're bipedal humanoids, or humans. And

56:09Richard Greaser we're not, you know, meant to crawl around. Like, you know, crawling is for, like, infants. And once you get to a certain age, you know, you have the ability to walk on your own two feet, and it's best to live that way other than like, I mean, imagine, like, living a lifestyle where you get down on your knees and you just hawk to a Michelle Wheatley. Like, that's your existence.

56:31Rod Palmer Yes. Some people, they they will never see it any other way. They'll never see any other path to life other than that. And it's very sad. In Plato's cave, all the shadows look like Michelle Weakley. I don't wanna go to Plato's cave. That sounds terrifying to me. Some people are still there. Come out of the cave. The next, next one kind of goes along with coming out of the cave, based for credentialed journalism.

56:56Rod Palmer Yeah, that's the job of a credentialed journalist who does their job seriously. He takes the job seriously as we do, is to lead you out of the case. That's what we're trying to do.

57:10Richard Greaser You should boost credentialed journalists more because you know that they're in debt. They had to get into debt to get those credentials and they don't get paid a lot because the the unless you work for Michelle Weekly, the route of journalism does not pay well whatsoever. We're trying to change that, though. We we believe that we can convince you, the listener,

57:33Richard Greaser to pay as well. That's the goal. That's the mission. The next two are well, we're on the mission. We're locked in. The next two are from, another good friend of the show, Brother E. Bile. I'll read both concurrently, both for $7.50 cents.

57:50Richard Greaser Brother Abel says, excellent discussion. Thank you for covering the stories nobody else will in blazing the trail of the intellectual silk road. God bless. Just realize Business Cat talked about suicide mountain that it made it onto this week's rocking intro song. With the Bugle Misfits and RPB, rock paper bit Bitcoin, individual strands of noncompliant

58:14Richard Greaser silk are being woven together into the intellectual silk road. One man is able to have the power over to have power over him who is alone, but two can stand together against him. It is not easy to break a rope made of three strings. Ecclesiastes four twelve. Well, that was a powerful boost. Yeah. I was I was touched by it. There there's no need

58:39Richard Greaser to get stuck up on suicide mountain. You can come down. There's hope for the future. I believe that, you know, Bitcoin, where we're heading, you know, it could be joyous. Now the joy is dependent on, you know, individuals taking action. It's about

58:57Richard Greaser resisting the Michelle weeklies. It's about, you know, believing in yourself. It's about focusing on, you know, credential journalism and, you know, these these alternate platforms that, you know, exist. But, you know, just remember, Bitcoin has already won. And, like brother Abile said, like, the key the key is, you know, this is why Jehovah's Witness is traveling too instead of one. You know, because if they were going alone

59:25Richard Greaser and, you know, they're they're you know, the rare rare occasion they actually try and talk to somebody, you know, when they're standing, you know, next to the bus stop or wherever they are. You know, it it's a it's a it's a two against one scenario, and the other person can't stand against them. You know? And so we need to go and pass the two. This is why Ron and I do this this episode together, you know, because it's more effective that way. Right. But when when you have a two versus one,

59:52Richard Greaser your chances are much higher at orange pilling. Yeah. It's it's

59:56Rod Palmer it's a very common tactic. And the recruiters of the military, wherever you go, it's always, whether you're an interrogation with the police, it's just more effective

1:00:08Richard Greaser to have two people orange pilling you, trying to convince you. Yeah. I mean, when when, like, a police officer is trying to convince you that you murdered somebody that you didn't murder, you know, when they when they round you up and they throw you in that room and they got a camera looking at you, They make sure that you're not sleeping. They give you a bunch of coffee, you know, and stress you out, you know, for hours and leave you to to spin in your head. And then they walk in and they try and convince you that you murdered somebody that you didn't. There's always a twos. You know, they'll they'll they'll try and do the the good cop, bad cop. And that's why they say,

1:00:43Richard Greaser hire a lawyer and don't say anything because then there's two of you and you can defend against that situation. For sure. For sure. Something to think about. Yeah. Last booth boost and then, you know, there's some comments, which I don't necessarily wanna read, but,

1:01:04Richard Greaser this fountain integration is kinda cool to look at. Pie is boosted for 420 sats for with a bunch of emojis. I can't eat beers clinking together, mushrooms, cigarettes, strong-arm,

1:01:18Richard Greaser fists in the air, and then, like, a pound sign. And then blizzo all the way at the bottom here. I didn't see this 200¢. No comment. But, yeah, I mean, that that pretty much wraps wraps up the the found booster today. Trying to think, do you have any closing thoughts before we, wrap up the show? I think that, that

1:01:39Rod Palmer we we need the orange mark to create Michelle Weekly Assistant, decentralized UI, UX,

1:01:49Rod Palmer the things like the intellectual Silk Road on Gnoster, kinda like this non compliant three d feature. I think a big a big change in the world is it think of it like World of Warcraft where you can choose your own servers. You can transact adversarially on your own servers. You need the orange mark to build that. And to make this,

1:02:09Rod Palmer to make these Michelle Weekly Group Chat Networks

1:02:14Richard Greaser more interactive. Yeah. We'll continue to follow these stories. I mean, a lot of them are developing and I've I imagine that things are gonna be changing pretty quickly over the next week. There's just a lot going on right now. I think it's important. Stay encouraged. Reach out to your friends.

1:02:33Richard Greaser Give them a give them a hug if you're around them. Slap on the back. If they're if they're feeling down, make sure that they have a cigarette in their mouth. That'll pick them up. If they're feeling real down, getting a little bit drunk, get you know, encourage them to have sex with their wives.

1:02:50Richard Greaser If they're having trouble having sex with their wives, you know,

1:02:53Rod Palmer prescribe them some Dennis Porter. Remind them that Bitcoin fixes this.

1:02:57Richard Greaser Yeah. Yeah. I mean, yeah. Just I mean, you should, like, reach out to all your friends on Telegram or Simplex or, you know, NOS or DM or whatever you're doing, and just tell them Bitcoin Bitcoin fixes this, you know, whatever they're going through right now. Well, anyways,

1:03:15Richard Greaser you feel you feel good rapping this?

1:03:18Rod Palmer I think so. I think that was a want to digest. Tell us what you think. Boost us more than 800 sats. Yeah. Boost us more than 800 sats.

1:03:28Richard Greaser Don't be a podcast pirate. And, thank you for tuning in, and we'll see you next week.

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