Gambling on bread and circuses | Bugle Weekly Episode 126

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1:01In the last election, it seemed like cancel culture was over. The war had been won. The woes had been defeated. It was totally okay to call people gay and were targeted again. But the winners in the victory did not do anything. They did not create a compelling replacement of culture. They did not take over the institutions. Netflix still remained a massive player in the media industry trying to replace all our favorite white characters in the past with black women, trying to turn your children into transgender, trying to teach kids that they shouldn't have any respect for their parents. And because there was no clear victory in the culture wars, it is rearing inside of the lead head. It seems like, to me, revolution is on the horizon.

2:02As the broccoli haircuts are increasingly frustrated that they can't afford a home, let alone the next GTA game that's about to come out. They're looking at a feature in which they don't really see a lot of hope. Besides sports gambling. So they're playing Calchi. They're betting on sports ball and Calchi. They're betting on just about everything in order to try and have a better future. And they are failing to win. And as cancel culture rears its ugly head, I am wondering if that is the one thing that has the power to unite the plabs and keep them from crashing out too hard. They crash out at each other, they crash out together. It brings back unity to this great nation. Now, he actually nailed it. In 2024, we brought back, you could say, swars, we thought cancel culture was done

3:02people were acting on the timeline on X especially on podcasts like you could never be canceled again. Like you could say whatever you wanted, you could never be canceled again. But they didn't replace the KFA. They didn't, they could use your right. Like Netflix was a part of this. I mean, healthy. Honestly, we had, you know, trans Spartans in the Odyssey. And it's just like a never ending day loose. It's you know longer half to use people's pronouns that you still have to hear other people use pronouns. You didn't get rid of the retarded. You just got everybody being able to say retarded. It's like everybody's running around like Shinobi now. But nobody's fixing anything. And now it's it's coming back. It's just like a swinging pendulum of who has the most momentum. And if you know, you thought you made it through the, you know, woke 1.0 and you didn't get canceled, you didn't get fired. And now you, you've launched a podcast or a new Twitter account, you doxed yourself,

4:07you started using slurs on LinkedIn. Now that just given the name out to come with like swinging through again with, with more cancel culture, it's it's go, you'll, it's the real reason it happened is because the right got power and spend a used cancel culture to their favor. The Republicans tried to try to cancel people for celebrating Charlie Kirk and petrusting disrespectful Charlie Kirk memes. The right started to try to cancel people for criticizing the baby. The right started to cancel people for trying to cancel it. It they just weaponize they just turned the blade of cancel culture back at the people who were wielding it against them. I didn't make anything better. They just were, they just, they just turn it did the, they just flipped the narrative on who had power. And now that they're losing power, they don't lose the midterms. The man on the left is taking control of the cancel culture again and they're using

5:08it to intimidate the right and be like, well, once you've lose the midterms, it's over. The HR ladies are coming back just in time for the Christmas party. It, they may take our right to say retard at work away from us. I mean, we could be, there are final months up. This could be the last October we can say retard at work. Yeah. So historically what it used to happen is that the K-fabe was a front to get the plebs occupied. Like you look at like somebody like Ronald Reagan, like I don't know if you ever had a phase in your life where you go back and watch Ronald Reagan speeches. You get all you want. Yeah. Morning in America. Yeah. Well, I mean, it's like he used to, they used to give this front. It was a compelling narrative that made the plebs feel good about themselves in one way or another. And there was some positivity. There was like a unified enemy in the communist. And so they kind of had the, they had the like open narrative of what they were doing

6:12to fight the communist like the space for a scene. Yeah. This is when the CIA was a control of the K-fabe. CIA had the best K-fabe. I mean, he weren't you were just following the one with the K-fabe. It make you feel good. It was top gun. This was, we were, we were beaten. Like you said, we were beaten in Russians. They had class in us, Paris, Troika, the USSR was crumbling. Ronald Reagan was absolutely mage. Gorbachev, absolutely mage. And he told him to tear down the Berlin Wall, one of the biggest symbols. One of the biggest institutions of the secular was the Berlin Wall and it was ripped, it was torn down. And see how he dominated. Now the, the boomers, not the boomers, the zoomers. And we talked about this. The zoomers are starting to take control of the area, take control of the K-fade. And the zoomers were brainwashed by a, by, by China on TikTok.

7:16So now we've got the subversive anti-traditional, you know, neocon conservative values are being undermined by these zoomers. They, the CIA has no control. The White House has a pretty, a pretty based, throttly haircut social media team. Why, young people don't use, they use TikTok and the White House has no influence on TikTok. And TikTok people know about like the Epstein, cold Epstein, all the stuff they try to suppress. And you talked about these, these kids have no future. They're, they're gambling on Calhji and, uh, drag kings. They're gambling on bread and circuses. They're not being distracted by the bread and circuses, and they're gambling on the bread and circuses. And they're realizing the bread and circuses are K-fade. They're pissed. And like they're, they're, they're forating out in France. The, the, the broccoli haircuts and, you know, the immigrant bloclinger, the burning

8:18Francis against school is closed in France because they're burning it down. And really the broccoli haircuts are where there's revolution going on all over the world. They're all these countries. The only place the, the broccoli haircuts part revolting right now is the United States. The muskets, you know, on campus for Calhastine. Once, once they realize that it's the, the bread and circuses are stacked against them on the gambling apps, they're going to be riding here. Yeah, absolutely. I mean, one thing to remember about the broccoli haircuts is many of the ones that are, are coming up and having the influence of the world are what teachers should type call COVID kids. There are individuals that significantly had their lives disrupted. And one way or another, as a result of the COVID lockdowns, whether they're, they're like high school sports careers were heavily interrupted or just eliminated or canceled. In general, kids had to play basketball running around indoors with a, with the mask on.

9:25And many places, you know, individuals had to, I mean, some kids, they were like, they were in four year colleges for like four to six years as a result of this. And they were not, they were not paying for it out of pocket or with the parents money. They were financing it. And so they were getting up to the eyeballs in debt, student loan debt, that they're now having to pay back in an economy that's really difficult for them. And they don't have as much money to, to gamble away on Calhastine as a result of it. And that being the primary, I mean, can you get ahead as a, as a broccoli haircut these days without being a successful sports gambler? Or is that the only way out? It's, they only way out is has a broccoli haircut is to like you said, overcome all the odds and be a profitable sports gambler. But like these, anybody who knows about sports gambling knows that like the AI and the

10:27analytics are so good. These games, the spreads that you have to bet against to win any money are so tight like they're so accurate. The sports book has them so accurate that it's, there's almost zero broccoli and there comes winning on the gambling front. So that's a, you know, I've to add, and the other end is only fans. If you're a girl, you have to join only fans or you have to, you know, like there's a streamer who he's on like a hot day, a hundred and three of eating at the most suspicious suspect. You like, I'll let them all Chinese buffets until he gets food poisoning. He's basically eating very like like Indian street food in these nasty buffets to give himself food poisoning to be able to afford his taxes. But what about everybody else? You've got, you've got kids going to college and are there, where are they getting on it?

11:27They're either getting, they're either going to like to rug the field or geez, or they're getting, you know, tapers sprayed by police for protesting Israel. Like that reason actually going to school and I was actually learning AI like there's no way out of this. Everything's just a gambling, a speculative solution for them. And their grandparents and their parents are very, very good examples. They're just going to Vegas and gambling away their social security checks at the slot machines. Everybody else in between is just doing posting on Twitter. Well, I think one thing that's useful that many broccoli hercuts are getting out of college right now is that they are learning how to convince boomers that AI slot is an AI slot. I was so comfortable still. But what's after that? You know, you become a project creator, I guess, and create AI slot to fool the boomers. But how much slop is on they're going to need? How much slop are the boomers going to need? Some might say a lot. It seems like there might be the industry. The picks and apps and shumbles like it will be to feed boomers by carmen slot.

12:33The boomers are going to have no jobs. They're going to have, they're going to be living in there. They're going to have to sell some on their retirement homes. But like their kids are going to have to move into their retirement homes because their kids are going to be able to afford their own noobs. They're just going to be retired or have nothing to do. And they're going to need slop to consume. And they're going to need tip talk slop. They're going to need Twitter slop. They're going to need YouTube video slop, Facebook video slop. It's just going to be about creating boomer retirement slop and feeding it to them. And they need that to only wait it. You can get any money back out of the boomers is to extract it by selling them slop. Yeah, potentially. Well, I think one of the problems of extracting money out of the boomers is they spend so much money on trinkets. Have you heard about this trend that's going around recently of younger people going and antique shopping at boomer or state sales? Oh, yes. It's everywhere. You know, in my own yielded in real life circle, that is one of the most popular mass

13:39touch is going to a state sales and buying all the trinkets that boomers got off QVC while they were waiting to die. Yeah, they're rating their homes. It's one of the only ways to get any quality furniture that isn't just like Amazon. Right. Slopper. I can't. Yeah, it's the idea of selling trinkets. We think about it as like people are selling trinkets to the place because the the pled trinket market was such a good market. This isn't new. People have been selling trinkets. They the QVC channel like boomers are just up all day, say them watch a TV all day and they've got money to spend them just buy in commemorative 9-11 coins off of the QVC or off of Fox News. They're buying collectible rare Vini babies. They're still selling those to boomers on the TV shopping channels. They're selling them all these Medicare plans and the pharmaceutical company is selling

14:40them prescription drugs. Everybody selling these plebs are these boomers, some of them are plebs trinkets on TV and on Facebook. But the market now that boomers are they're not digitally native, but they're digitally fluent. Boomers are coming into the AI era digitally and computationally fluent. Now you're going to be able to sell and stream slot directly to these boomers on the name and there's going to be there's going to be a huge market for it. Well, I think one of the problems is the perspective largely of the future for the broccoli haircut is picking up the scraps that the boomers leave behind instead of generating new value. The, you know, it goes in portend well for Ikea or for what's the what's the way for Amazon Prime like people aren't going to be buying new, they're just going to be moving

15:41into boomers homes just fully, you know, fully furnished or whatever they got from estate sales. I guess this is bad for physical trinket manufacturers. Well, yeah, I mean, this is the problem with like the whole tiny home idea is like how many trinkets can you put in a tiny home? You're so the block space of how many trinkets that you can crowd in is extremely limited. And it seems like the tiny home craze is really ending because the people that were trying to move into these tiny homes, they couldn't even afford to get these things permitted when they were sending things up. And so like the thought was we're going to move into this little box because we can't afford a real house. And so they move into the tiny home and then they find out that they can't even afford to get it permitted. Well, this is great. This is you may create like there's going to be a coming decision that has to be made

16:43because we just heard the president Trump on Friday or Thursday or Friday, he said what plans have been screaming at the top there long or years is that we can just inflate our way out of the $40 trillion national debt pretty easily. We could just throw our way out. Well, that's true. And there's many examples in the past of this happening, but this particularly punishes boomers because the boomers have all the assets they have. They have all of the value. They ask us to miss here everything real estate. But if Trump starts just taunting the price, the the cost to service and pay their taxes on these assets, they're going to become a problem, especially the boomers who have 60 toy like most of the time these guys get towards retirement, they got bonds and on these bond prices are going to go through the flood down the floor and yields are going to be so high that the Germans are going to have to decide that they're going to do I sell

17:44and rent my properties, their immigrants or do I give them to my kids and the viewers are going to be stuck like this is a very difficult decision for them like they don't want to give their kids anything, but they don't want their house to be rented by some audience into their going to have to decide. And this is going to be very difficult for them and this is going to cause a lot more boomer crash out because I think that a dark side and these other boomer doomers on X they they see a doom for their own future in the projecting it onto everybody else's but the the last thing these guys want to do is keep up their property to their kids. They're going to act they're going to be forced with no other choice. I mean, is there a route for them to be able to convert all their property into into a casino tokens that they can spend at the slot machine? I think this is going to be I mean, this is going to be I think something you're going to seek or adore people going and saying, listen, we'll buy your house cash.

18:45But instead of cash, they're going to say, listen, we've got just a time for you at Caesar's palace or this much money. Sell us your house today. We will move everything out for you. We'll do in a safe sale. They're going to all the people, all the young people are going to take this when you die anyway. You might as well get right right now where the market's hot and convert this all to Caesar's palace credits. I think there's there's a real benefit to that doing something like that right now because first mayor's down. Well, I mean, because the property is very liquid at the moment, it seems like it's very difficult to sell house in a lot of circumstances relative to how it's been. And last you live, that's true. But it's very dependent unless you live in Silicon Valley, we're in these regions that are rich with beta centers, the real estate market in the most AI forward zip codes in America are through the roof, especially in Silicon Valley.

19:46Real estate is through the roof everywhere else. There's no, but there's no Airbnb buyers anymore. The millennial buyers are exhausted. The zoomers are nowhere close. It's coming down to do we sell at a loss to small inserkinnet rockets or for Caesar's palace tickets. I mean, if you were a builder in the situation, what would you take? I mean, I would take, I would take some of it in Caesar's palace tokens, some of it in strike for the yield or Sata and maybe the rest in USDT. I think they are working on tokenizing casino credits so that, you know, if you've got Bitcoin, like name, the swap, the bolts thing gets back up and whatever, some tether, you can swap right into, you can just, you can get paid in tether for your house converted immediately to casino tokens. I think it's a no brainer. I mean, they're going to be able to, you're going to strike the app, not the, not the digital security. They might be able to just have it so that your social security check is deposited right

20:49into your account in either tether or casino tokens. They paid in Caesar's palace, you know, credits. Do you think boomers are going to use USDT or USDC at the end of the day? To hit the point, I feel like USDC is going to be the boomer coin, partially because it's probably the best candidate for the CBDC. And I think that you're going to be able to onboard a lot of boomers to the CBDC by, you know, they'll be able to get their social security check one day early. So having to have it sent to cash app to get it one day early, they can just get the CBDC directly into their, you know, social security, you know, phone wallet, which all they had to do is scan their social security wallet on their iPhone and Caesar's palace and boom, they can start pulling the levers on the slot machines. Yeah, my money is on paper, season USDC. It just seems like tether is kind of like the, the, the hipster stable coin in the global

21:52south and USDC is like the compliant western version. Yeah, it's, you know, tether is for, you know, people, their nationals, people who travel a lot, people go to the global south, people who are connected in the Bitcoin spaces, but like USDC is for your grandma, your grandpa, your neighbors, you know, the people in the, the homeowners association, well, except USDC, the PTA, Vennville, your friend, Bulls, send me to each other, USDC, where is, is, tell me, you don't really get tether, there's some people will ask for tether and like some, you know, you know, Bojah does mine ask for tether, but I think that by large and the flyer were states and then the more, you know, you have the upper middle class, subterite communities, USDC will be the standard. I think it's, it'll be a status symbol to the certain extent. Yeah, many times. It's kind of like an AMAX credit card. Right. Right.

22:52Somebody have, some people have AMAX, some people have visas, some people have discovered card. It'll just be, it'll just depend on your class and your, in your residency. Makes sense. So with the, with the rise of media discussing Jeffrey Epstein, one thing that began to go mainstream was conspiracy theories and people trying to understand forbidden knowledge that typically is not shared with the plabes. And I think there was a fear by the ruling class and or many people, which was that the plabes were going to have some sort of awakening and actual understanding of the world around them that they would, they would figure out some semblance of the truth. Instead, what has happened is the Epstein files have become part of just the mainstream tape fade of an all. I said, I tend to believe that the plabes understanding the forbidden knowledge is actually

23:55really dangerous. What are your thoughts on that? This is, this is the, the time I used to, some people were quite sure, and now it's like the Epstein uncles. But who are these Epstein uncles? And it, the, a lot of the plabes, a lot of their, the plabes, lot gurus, there's, you know, a handful of them. And they're the Epstein uncles. You've got that they smith, like a Carlson, Matthew Cratter, Dantles Aryan. These are gentlemen who are, they're being unxtatifs in our society. And they are, they've made it their personality or their mission or their, maybe they're, they've decided, and maybe it's a subconscious thing, but they, they've turned their life into a crusade either against the people in the Epstein files or a, a public relations front to let everyone know that they are not themselves in the Epstein files and they, they disagree.

24:57They're disgusted by people who are. In some way or another, they have framed and built a lens for which they look at the world and made the look at all of the current situations and chew pouls as, how does this tie back to the Epstein files and where is my position in all of this to the Epstein files in Epstein Island? And everything is just about that it just comes down to Epstein and not going or having been through Epstein Island and they've all got a bunch of, typically younger, kind of outcasts, type groipers, they call themselves nephews who, they rally around their Epstein uncles. They've got the nephews that rally around Dave Smith and Thomas Massey and Matthew Cratter, some of these blebs live in their car and they, they drink ear in a Walmart parking lot and they scream into their camera frustrated and they just want to hang out with one of these Epstein

25:58uncles who kind of makes frames everything and makes them feel like they're on the, on the right side of history. And it's a very, in some, some case, you know, inter-key to another one of these. It's, in some cases, it's very thinly veiled like a, like a psychosexual component to the Epstein uncles and their, and the corporate nephews and it did, but they, it's, it's just very bizarre. In this case, this is why I think a lot of people were worried about. I think most sophisticated people who kind of understand how the world works. Nobody was actually worried about being seen in the, in the Epstein files. There was definitely people who had type, the types of jobs or the type of professional situations where that they knew they were going to get fired or they did, they're going to take a lot of scrutiny or that their foundation was going to see a, you know, a couple of years of lower foundations, but generally they knew that they were going to get in trouble. They didn't do anything tactically speaking brawn. In fact, Jeffrey Epstein was making sure

27:00of that for them. But now you've got this, this K-fame is now cemented in these people in the, in the mainstream, a broader public's mind and you've got people building obsessions over the Epstein files and in the creating these little sub cultures out of their, their obsession with the Epstein K-fame that it's, it's really radicalizing and we're seeing the effects all over society in the Republican Party. There's, there's ruptures. There's disunity. The podcast community, there's ruptures and disunity on TikTok, on the streams in Bitcoin that point 10 was the Epstein uncles and their PLEP slap career, they're not fused, forking off, to be pure from having, you know, Epstein content on, on their span chain. It's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's really, it's creating these purity spirals and it's, it kind of misses the point and nobody's actually outing victims of the petrified, feel like a leaked class and it's

28:02associates with Epstein, they're not outing those victims. They're just, they're creating more victims and in their own weird niche, and they're using it to exploit people who are vulnerable. Well, I think part, part of the weird dichotomy of what's going on in this, in this K-fabe is, it's very like, so names to add to the list that are, you know, I've been seeing a lot of Jimmy Thor, Colonel Douglas McRagger, Alex Jones, Tim Poole, Hassan Piker, I mean, there's like a wide range of these individuals that are, that are fitting into this Epstein uncle, like K-fabe, industrial complex in one way or another in, in part of like why it's, talk to K-fabies because it's, it's so circular in the sense of they will go out there and they will espouse the conspiracy theories and then they'll funnel you back into the system, into the government, into voting

29:03harder or changing, you know, it's like, the things that they're, they're talking about, like the forbidden knowledge that they are oftentimes referencing and that has become mainstream, requires a real revolution, there's no way around it. It requires organization, it requires risk, it requires violent, the things that they're discussing. And so they're, they are bombarding people with stuff that is so egregious, it can't be comprehended or stood for and then their, their solution is to that empower the power structure in which they are, are critiquing and criticizing it. And it, it's like the most demoralizing doom spiral ever because you get sucked into this K-fabe, like this is your worldview, you think this is a solution, you show up and you vote for somebody that does the opposite of everything that they do over and over again. And then you have like some hope that like the culture shift in Sydney, Sweeney's on all these billboards

30:08and Twitter ads and then she converts to Judaism. Like this is the problem with the, the secular K-fapes, there's no escape, there's no, there's no accident valve of their, it's like you're getting tossed in a laundry, laundry machine just spun in circles over and over and over again. Yes, it's leading to the point where these people are so demoralized, they're so spying up and so jaded, that they're literally threatening to go and vote for communism. They, they, they, they, they think that they're gonna somehow tear it out, they just, they wanted to tear down the system so badly that they don't want to get off their couch and go revolve, they don't want to go out and get pepper sprayed and get shot with over bullets by ICE agents, they want, they want the libdards to be, to have that happen to them, but they want to vote, they wanted to vote their way out

31:08of it and they just realized that in 2024 you can't vote your way out of it, but they don't, they don't want to tear it down themselves so they're, they're going to vote for communism out of cognitive dissonance to punish Donald Trump, to punish magos supporters to punish people like city-sweeney who decided that it's in their best interests to adopt the mass-adventality and these people don't want it without the mass-adventality, so they're forced to either keep voting into oblivion or elect communist to tear it down for them. I mean, this is like, it poses the question once again is like, is it, is it actually more destructive for the plans to have this forbidden knowledge at the end of days? Like, what, what the plans would society be better off if they didn't know about the Epstein files? Right, exactly, I've even treated about this in a different angle, but let me ask the question, what you just asked, what benefit does it serve

32:09to tell, tell the plebs about the Epstein files? What benefit does it, does it serve to society, to give plebs the Epstein files? What benefit does it serve society, to tell the plebs' lightning doesn't work? What benefit does it tell, does it serve society, to tell the plebs about cold card and the lack of entropy? Because once they find out that their little plebs' loppery teams and their little little rituals that they've adopted that they've comforted themselves with once they find out it's kaffee, they're the moralized and they want to give up and they want to follow charlatans who will run crusades and campaigns against the people who let them down. They slay all their heroes, but their heroes aren't facing accountability like they believe they should. So now they they want to become, you know, plus-lop vigilantes and to enter bring justice and manners into their own hands. Well, I mean, that's what they they're

33:11going to have to do if they want to see an improvement. This is the problem with forbidden knowledge as it carries a sense of weight and responsibility. And for so long, like when I was talking about Reagan earlier, like the part of the individuals that like look back and love Ronald Reagan, what they they miss and feel nostalgic about is this obliviousness. To the way that things work. So they had Reagan out there talking about how great America is, while all over North is, you know, smuggling, having drugs smuggled into the United States and in the Los Angeles and then training these these plaves in South America to go fight a war and their ship and tons of guns down there and instead of, you know, the plaves are using them, they're they're selling them to Pumboa Escobar so you can use it against the Columbia government. And they they just wanted to buy a house for $25,000 and benefit from the secular bull market

34:20and bonds and feel like they're beating the bad guys and that everything was under control. While, you know, I'm going to treat the surface Dr. Fauci was giving everybody AIDS and the CIA was turning everybody all the black people into crack ins. They just wanted to ignore that. And we're going to feel good, but you can't anymore. You can't we don't have a Ronald Reagan for President. We have a president who says the quiet part out loud. Donald Trump says the forbidding the forbidden knowledge out loud and the plaves hear it and most of the time it's so shocking to them that they can't believe it and it's just like it becomes like a mule thing. But eventually the plaves start to realize that Donald Trump in a roundabout way is telling them the truth. He is giving them access to the forbidden knowledge and they they hate him for it. They turned on him for it. Donald Trump gave them what they wanted the Epstein files. He released the Epstein files and they turned on him for it. Well, I mean, it's not even like he fully gave him the

35:25Epstein files. I think him failing to at least come up with like a somewhat convincing explanation and releasing information is confirmation in itself of the forbidden knowledge. But it is the Epstein like bringing any sort of reasonable or justice or closure to the Epstein case is the equivalent of trying to cut government spending with doge. It's the equivalent of draining the swamp. It is a promise you cannot keep or so it's an impossible task. And so many people expected doge they would they expected doge to lead to freedom dividends or the plops. They expected Donald Trump to end the wars so that they didn't have to go fight them anymore. Bring gas prices down. Well, you say retarded at work. You cave. You made some of those promises come true. But it's just a it's just a fundamental disconnect to reality to expect to solve these massive,

36:32massive structural problems, especially overnight. And at this point, it doesn't it's a two way it's a double edge sword. He is now the politicians in Trump. They they can't even buy votes anymore by promising to give out stimulus checks. Nobody believes that they're coming. Nobody believes that the dare of checks didn't come. Nothing came. Yeah, they're still having to pay federal income tax. I can't afford their taxes. And I think they realize from the last time like I think what many Americans are starting to understand based on their last experience with stimulus checks is that whenever that happens, it's not like it makes it any easier for them to afford their taxes. Like pretty pretty shortly after their taxes become way harder to to afford after stimulus checks, especially if you don't put it into Bitcoin. And our is we're we're reaching a point and we talked about this last week, but it feels like we're coming to a turning point where a

37:35a page turn or something and it seems like it's going to be the midterms. But if the as people prepare to go and vote again for to try radically make change, are they going to get to the ballot box and decide maybe do we really want to bring woke back? Do we really want to bring cancel culture back? Is that what we're voting for to bring cancel culture back? Maybe maybe the Democrats played their hand a little too early. It's a very real question of whether each other's apartments will get rehired and if some words will get out a lot again. If there'll be restrictions on the use of data retard, do you think the culture war would have been won by the right if they actually pushed far enough to be able to say the end word again? That's a really good question. You might be tempted to say to the thought to the thought

38:39experience anyway, yes, but I don't know if it's like in Bitcoin, when the price pops by 5% in one week, everybody's really pumped about it and I'm really happy, but within a few days they'll be spored and fighting again. Everybody would decelerating getting end-repribilities back or at least a lot of people would not everybody, but what'd last? Would the demoralizing effect of having forbidden information, forbidden knowledge, would it overcome, would it, would it, would it, would it, would it, then would prove to be a little over? Comment, I don't know because people already, you can only turn up that the right in the circus is so much before the marginal utility stops being valuable. After the tenth slice of pizza, the pizza doesn't pay so good anymore and the eleventh slice is slightly worse. Getting all this forbidden knowledge in all these forbidden terms back, the marginal value of each new one starts to decrease. All officially in October, do you have any predictions on price?

39:44Every October, so 120K is still in play. It looks like we're pumped a little bit to tonight. I don't, somebody was saying you can't trust a Sunday prompt, but sometimes you can in October. So it'll be interesting to see what happens next week because the doomer stuff and the yields they're going to keep pushing higher, people are showing old tweets from about the central bank in Japan, you know, kind of newking the global financial system and some of the fake posts around that do. I mean, but to me, disguise the one, I think we could go back over 100K by the end of a month. So when, what thing that I noticed and it's a psychological trick that's used on people using the internet oftentimes is to oscillate back and forth between extremely bearish stuff and extremely bullish stuff, very inflammatory stuff, very, you know, just stuff that people agree with. I don't know if you're familiar with this. Yeah, oh yeah, absolutely. This is like the hot cold, the hot cold, but I mean, this is classic, you know, manipulation.

40:51It's funny because the boomers are just like playing a role in the social media algorithm. They're fulfilling that role of being the bearish post that Twitter then can use post-late back and forth and hypnotize people when they're using their platform. And like how many of these doomer boomers are even because so many people are so incentivized and what they post and what they create online based on the reward of views and engagements. How many of these doomer boomers have come to these conclusions because of like their own volition versus them just playing a role in the algorithm. I don't think the boomers are doing everything subconscious. There's no self-awareness to it. The boomers are the original generation that political strategists identify as useful idiots. They used to kick out of their being included

41:51and they'll kind of say and do whatever short term is rewarding for them. And I think that the boomers to a tee doing what is short term rewarding long term damaging. I mean, this is especially what Larry LaPards broke is. The big print is like a common rule. Exactly. I mean, the big print is like the, it's the Lambo. It is the hyperbic organization. It is this what you the rapture for the Christians. It is this ultimate moment of our entire thesis is played out in the whole world. We'll recognize it in one big event. It's one big one big victory one big announcement. And that's just at Sist Naive. The even victory is one over many consistent reliable announcements. Nobody, nobody's there's no one announcement that people will trust anymore. You can't announce anything like they just announced that Noah's Ark was confirmed found.

42:54They're announcing aliens are real, but nobody is willing to confirm after one announcement anymore. It takes many multiple confirmations like it's like getting a transaction confirmed on chain. Only after so many confirmations is it considered secure announcements of the same way. It takes far more than 10 minutes. So you're ever going to get the big print announced. This is not we're going to happen. It's like Donald D Donald Trump claimed peace in Gaza. You got peace in Gaza last year. We're literally sure whenever it was. It's just one announcement. And we will wait and see. It seems like there's almost weekly or biweekly announcement of the straight of her moves getting reopened. Yeah. And this is a good example because if they reopened last Monday, but then it reopened again on Friday. So that means it was closed in between Monday and Friday. Until there is multiple, the straight of four moves remains open. And oil is increasing as increasing day over day when people start to feel better yet.

44:02But constantly reopening it is just just in a bite deduction. You can infer that it closed in between the last announcement. Well, I guess one of the final topics that I have which just came to mind is how do you think the libertarians will perform in the midterms? Well, you know, not well. A lot of I'd seen a lot of the third-tourity candidate in a lot of races around the country is effectively libertarian. Thought they've kind of narrowed it down. It's like you've got the legalized marijuana out party or the legalized this or the constitutionalist. They don't want to call themselves the libertarian anymore. I think people want to distance themselves from the upsteen uncles, distance themselves from a honest massie, distance themselves from the cringe. These are core libertarians who have they really just been saying the same things as the

45:04the dissident will rike of the right of the right way. But with just fewer results. Right now, people are kind of when there are not even support or want the results they're voting for. They're voting for somebody who will get some sort of results. The nothing ever happens, type the crowd just want there to be a result. Mondani is a good example. They just want then there to be a result of in change. They don't necessarily care what it is anymore. And the libertarians don't provide that. Makes sense. I've never heard anything from any of them. Yeah, I don't know. So many libertarians running for anything in the midterms. I mean, what do you think is doing worse right now than big-client podcasters or libertarian podcasters? I think they're both on the rock bottom right now. Luckily, rock bottom is an excellent surface to pivot on. So if you want to pivot, do we do rock bottom? I mean, what is the pivot for libertarian?

46:04I think you just got to start by weeding yourself off those purity tests. The libertarians like Pledz and many other of these demoralized ideologies, they just have to stop relying on purity tests to dictate their direction. And we'll see, I mean, we'll see if people can do that. People will cling to their purity tests. Farther than they will cling to the red circuses. Oh wow, the Bolsonaro's like he's going to win the Brazilian election. Interesting times. So I mean, they'll be able to say gay and retard in Brazil. I think so. Big win, big win for Brazilians. One of the last countries to not be able to say gay and retard in the Western atmosphere. Well, we had a, yeah, it's like them in Canada pretty much. Yeah. We had some headlines that I thought were kind of interesting from last week. Are you going to be going to the Peter's deal presentation? A big coin magazine.

47:06No, no, no. I got a invite, an email invite to hit a chance to go to that. To think I'm still on the real plebs mailing list, even though I've, you know, we, we quit that organization like two and a half years ago, like a week after we started the podcast. But now I'm not going. Are you going to that? I'm not sure. I got invited by Rob Hamilton. So it seems like big, big coins trying to get me there too. But I don't know. I'm not particularly interested. I guess the last story to talk about is, were you impressed with the Preston Pishes roller coaster ticket setup? I thought it was cool. He did the Corntango roller coaster, which was, you know, must go to the store. He was having a huge hit all at the very beginning, and he dropped and it's scary and he de-loops his stuff. But the Corntango starts with two. It looks very similar to the 2021 price chart to blow off tops. Yeah, it looks very,

48:08there was, you didn't have as much time to build this roller coaster ticket in part as Mike Tomlin had to build is my craft city. But I think the, the attention to the fidelity to the on the, the on chain, the on chain, phenomenon of 2000, 2021, or it's really cool. I think people who are stuck were just like the nostalgia of the 2021 cycle. We're really why kids roller coaster ticket in park. It's just kind of nice to see him in the public again in some way interfacing because I know he's been offline for quite some time. Yeah, he took some, he took some big elves in the end of their market, like many, like many people did. But he's not plentied on, he got right to work, fixing his incentives and lowering his time to reference again in the right, in the right program. Did you sign up for Natalie's Fabian, only Fabian's account? Thank you. I did.

49:09About what like a lot of us, we were, we got on there and we, we sign up for only Fabian's account so we could see that forbidden Dr. Cruz video. Was it good? Was there any different from his talking Prague? I didn't think it was, I'd say it was worth $150. I mean, if, if, if, if, an un-sensored video of Natalie and Dr. Cruz is worth $150 to you, you know who you are. Well, you got anything else before wraps us on up? Good luck to you and have a, have a yeah.

50:09Yeah, yeah, yeah. Basic bitches that they don't like me, I get looks when I walk in the room. I don't blame them, I'm on the left of level when they see me, they know what they're doing. They're making me attention, I don't want it, but I can't help that I'm hot. I'm the room in suspension. They all wait, listening for when I will talk. They hate me cause they hate me. When they sleep, I'm in their dreams, I live in their heads, rent free. That's everywhere I go, all eyes are on me, I'm all remesting. Framework and with pure unspoken risk. They're crying, they cook, realizing And they are all misdrappin' in my ringler high I left the doors at home, better respect the queen Plebs in the elevator for my throne Got got a DB, yeah to set some, but can tell you still smell like shit Everyone is laughing cause it's time for you to quit I wrote deep with my own, we respectfully unhinged The outgoing me, dominated by cringe, all eyes on me Ooh, it's just gonna learn, drive and do town Making their heads turn to the fight I conned the idea Don't touch, you'll get burned I'ma money make up

51:09Don't, don't, don't, don't, don't, don't Don't have to try to earn Ooh, our eyes on me Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, our eyes on me Main fabric to energy, playin' to win It's like cinema I get under that skin, you can chase me, but you'll never catch up Hey Bartender, I need a refill, pre-thinkers in the cut I won't emphasize my own downfall cause it's the only way they'll have a chance They think the Lulu, it's just the Lulu until I steal the attention When I dance, I'm so seen, my face caught his ballad I can't fake, can't toss my salad, but the queen has a king I know the news over things, glitchin' in public, but keeping it sweet Rollin' deep with my holes, looking all ugly, I make the brains buffer Got heels on concrete, hot maintenance, loads all the rents, bitch takers See, benefit the nonsense, still land in non-fee Soft, launching drama like I'm shopping at a booth See, you're downcat astrophic, but you still look sweet I'm callin' the sweepers, I clean you off for Hey, our eyes on me, we're just gonna learn

52:10Try drivin' through town, makin' it head-turns So divide our economy, hey, they don't touch, you'll get burned I'm a money maker, don't, don't, don't, don't, don't Don't have to try to earn All eyes on me All eyes on me All eyes on me All eyes on me All eyes on me It's just gonna learn, drivin' through town, makin' their heads turn So divide our economy, hey, they don't touch, you'll get burned Money maker, don't, don't, don't, don't, don't, don't Don't have to try to earn All eyes on me

53:13It's just gonna learn, drivin' through town, makin' it head-turns