Explicit Financial Derivatives, Tilling Time!
Ep. 54

Financial Derivatives, Tilling Time!

Episode description

Dave gives a quick explanation of basic financial derivatives, and Ron lets us all know it’s time to till our gardens along with some tips.

This episode’s Monero challenge: Tell us what you would do with your own pack of cloned dire wolves.

This episode’s Monero winner height & blockhash: 3387366, 470276921ef36c9bb0ef57fda0b3134a98776793446e22f678f35066a6f2fb60

This episode’s Monero winner candidate list: almagest, MavMcQ, OliverChase, ayn

00:00:00 Dire wolves & KFC toothpaste

00:04:43 Trump team updates

00:06:58 Our X account updates

00:11:31 Tariffs and the markets

00:21:08 Texas self-defense case

00:26:07 El Salvadoran prisons

00:31:45 Trump & Bibi

00:35:30 Obama collecting welfare

00:43:12 Dave goes over the basics of financial derivatives

00:54:20 Ron lets us know it’s time to till our gardens and gives some tips on it

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Alright, welcome to the The Canary in the Cage Podcast.

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I'm Ron Morgan and my co-host Dave Havlicek.

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We're here to entertain you, educate you, and hope you make you laugh.

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We'll see.

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Yes, indeed.

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So, got a question for you, Dave.

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Okay.

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If a fast food restaurant was to come out with a new product, what possibly could they

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do?

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Not food related though.

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Oh, not food related.

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It's a fast food restaurant.

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Right.

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That's the funny part.

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Well, because I was going to say a dire wolf sandwich.

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Oh, because you get that whole dire wolf thing.

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It's like, yeah, the dire wolf is like, people are so upset, like, oh my God, I can't believe

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you're cloning a dire wolf, but I want one.

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Yeah.

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Because I want one.

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Well, that's actually what I thought about for the Monero Challenge.

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So, we'll do the Monero Challenge this week.

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Okay.

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What would you do with a cloned army of dire wolves?

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Oh, shit.

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Give us your best answer to that one.

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So, dire wolves, they are, so the dire wolves came into popularity with the team.

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Oh, Lord of the Rings?

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No, no.

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We're going to get Lord of the Rings.

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Not the one where every episode they trip over something.

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Oh, well, yeah.

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They were called Wargs in that?

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No, no, dire wolves were in Game of Thrones.

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Oh, yeah, they hit the, those were, yeah, okay, those were dire wolves.

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So, dire wolves, they're like wolves or pack animals.

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Yeah.

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And they will protect the leader.

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They're fucking huge.

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So, you're the leader of the pack and they're protecting you.

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Yeah.

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Okay.

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So, what would you do if you had a pack of wolves of dire wolves protecting you?

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And cloned, they have to be cloned.

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You can't just get a normal one.

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Well, they don't have normal ones.

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That's what they call it.

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Just saying, make sure in your answer.

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Okay.

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So, that's the Mineral Challenge.

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So, let's get back to a fast food restaurant coming out with a product that's not food-related.

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Okay.

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Uh, not food-related.

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Okay, I'll give you a hint.

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It's KFC.

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KFC.

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It's toothpaste.

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Wait, what?

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What?

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I don't, what?

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It's, they're coming out with a toothpaste brand.

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And it doesn't have fluoride in it.

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Is it chicken flavored or what's the deal?

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I don't get it.

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Um, I, I, oh, Jesus, I, because if we've had computer issues, um, we're not really all

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set.

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It's not, you're, you got rid of our logo.

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Well, for, for a joke, so that's funny.

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What?

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Uh, yeah.

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It sells out.

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Why would you buy this?

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KFC, chicken flavored toothpaste.

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Why?

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Already sold out.

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God damn you fat people.

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You run it.

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How the hell did you guys run to the store so quick to get chicken flavored toothpaste

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if you're so fucking overweight?

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Jesus.

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Yeah.

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Who thought, why would they even think of this?

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I don't know.

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And like, who's, who signed off on it?

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So I, maybe I can see because of the chicken that you need to brush your teeth afterwards.

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So they, so that may be, but who's buying it?

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I don't, I guess it's like a novelty thing.

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Cause like if you go on eBay and search for crystal Pepsi, you remember that stuff?

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Yeah.

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Like you can get a pretty penny if you, if you kept your crystal Pepsi from all that

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time.

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Now do not drink it by the way.

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Uh, if you buy some of this crystal Pepsi, I'm pretty comfortable with you buying it

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on eBay.

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Don't drink it.

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Well, so if you want to talk about old sodas that we buy on eBay, uh, do you remember,

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you know, Jones Cola, Jones sodas.

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So they used to sell Thanksgiving packs.

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Do you remember this?

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Mm hmm.

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This is back in like the early 2000s, late 90s or something.

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Cause they're all natural soda, right?

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Yes.

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Okay.

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Yeah.

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But on eBay, they would sell the vintage Thanksgiving packs.

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So I bought one and I said, I want to try these.

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So, uh, I drank them and, and, and this was like when Twitter was still new at the time.

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Yeah.

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I was tweeting about it.

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And Jones tweeted back at me, I said, dear God, don't drink those.

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Cause it was like eight years old.

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Oh, um, but no, I didn't die.

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Obviously I'm still here.

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Uh, most of them were kind of weird because I was like turkey and gray.

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It was eight years old.

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It wasn't the age was not the problem here.

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The cranberry one was decent.

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Um, the worst soda I've ever tasted in my life was the mashed potato soda.

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It was disgusting.

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And it's not like on Jones's fault.

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Like their sodas are really good.

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Yeah.

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This is a novelty thing.

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You're not really supposed to drink it.

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So was the, did they have like the, cause like when I eat mashed potatoes, I like the

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peel on the appeal.

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Yeah.

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Yeah.

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Was it, was it appeal and there was no, there was no peels.

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It didn't taste like potatoes or butter or anything.

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It was just because it was eight years old.

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That's not why, but it was nasty.

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Okay.

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I should, I should have come with some toothpaste, some Jones toothpaste.

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So just a quick update.

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Bam Bondi says it was the Epstein files.

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He's resigned immediately.

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Where is our Epstein?

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Please resign and quit.

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Now let's get to, let's get to RFK.

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Um, he's starting to talk and do stuff, but starting.

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I don't know.

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Well, well, no, the, the tech, the Texas attorney general, they're not waiting.

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They, they're already going after Kellogg for putting the dangers food colorings in their,

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in their food.

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Okay.

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Well, this was always a state issue in the workplace.

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But RFK is the one who brought it to light.

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He's not doing shit.

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Well, he, he brought it to light.

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Well, okay.

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Then maybe he should resign as well, put somebody else in there that can do his job and he can

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sit over in the corner and be like, do bad flavors, dies or bad.

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Cause he's apparently not doing anything.

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Floor right in the water.

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Floor, we gotta get it, get it out, get it out or resign.

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It's not that simple.

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I mean, it's a state and local issue.

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He has no actual authority over it.

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They call them out.

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What are you doing?

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I have put a demand out or Trump does it, get the floor right out.

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Then say, sit down.

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Fucking go visit them.

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This is bullshit.

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That's what he's doing.

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I want, I want the Epstein files.

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I want to see Florida out of water.

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And because you guys are delaying, I still want the fucking moon landing files.

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Okay.

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We're going to, let's get that trending.

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Moon landing files.

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We got the JFK files.

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Oh, really?

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Oh yeah.

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Okay.

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So the CIA killed JFK.

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Ooh.

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Yeah.

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Shocker.

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I mean, why, what would you expect?

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It's like when they release the Epstein files, oh, Tom Hanks.

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Well, yeah.

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What were you expecting?

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Not the time.

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You guys are over the TV.

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Another fictitious Tom Hanks, because I don't want to get sued.

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What were you expecting?

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Um, well, because, because it was dead in the 60s and you know, the investigators were

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covered for the government back then.

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I expected about what we got.

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But, but I also wanted to know if there was a closer tie to Israel or not.

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Um, there was like sort of ties in there, which, yeah.

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Oh, by the way, I know I mentioned when they do on the show before.

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Yeah.

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But he's like, he does deep dives in the conspiracy shit.

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Oh, right.

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And he did a video on the JK file.

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So go watch what is his video if you can.

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It's like two hours long.

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It's like, it's like a movie, dude.

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It's great.

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He's great.

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Oh, he's good.

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Okay.

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Yeah.

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All right.

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So what else do I have on my list?

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I went back to the paper and pen list because we're having X issues because we had an X

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account and then disappeared one day.

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No, we still have it.

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You can go there and type the, uh, right.

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Yeah.

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So we had, we had to do a new account on X.

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So we have very few followers right now, um, only because someone got our original X account.

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I think, I think an alien made this.

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It's still there.

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Do you want me to tell the story?

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Actually, sure.

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Go ahead.

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So, uh, you guys know I'm kind of a dickhead in the comments.

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Uh, this is not news or anything.

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Uh, yeah.

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The guy who's a dickhead in the comments is me, by the way.

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And then the person doing all the reposts is Ron.

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Um, so last, or no, two weeks ago, I kept running into these people that like just wouldn't

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fucking stop.

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Right.

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They would get destroyed in the comments and they would just like keep posting back at

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me, like spamming all my replies.

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So like, yeah, I take this as a challenge, right?

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I'm not going to let you just spam me.

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I'm going to do it better.

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Well, X doesn't like that.

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So that's why they suspended us.

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Uh, we might still get it back.

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We'll see.

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We might be able to do X accounts.

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Ron made a new account, which is a at uncaged your brain.

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Um, and I deliberately did not get access to it.

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We never got.

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We did.

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Huh?

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I just did it.

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Oh, you just did it.

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It worked.

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Yeah.

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Cool.

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So, so yeah, go to at uncaged your brain.

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I did not get myself access.

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I do not want access.

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So you won't be interacting with me.

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He's not getting access.

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Uh, yeah, there you go.

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That's our, our new X account.

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Because we, we actually, me personally, I want to start doing our podcast on X and rumble

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and everywhere else and where, especially the dark web.

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Um, but I want to do it live on X and then put it out, uh, edited it everywhere else.

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Well, so speaking of the X account, I got an update on my lawsuit.

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Oh, did you?

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Yeah.

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So this is funny.

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Um, I actually pulled up because, uh, I got, uh, so the last update was I had to ask permission

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to ask permission to get a default judgment because the United's never responded.

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So I got a response to that request for permission for permission.

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And I got denied without prejudice so I can put it back in.

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Okay.

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And the reason was because her secretary, I didn't supply proof that her secretary at

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her office that's on her public websites has the capability to accept documents on her

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behalf.

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So like if you ran a store and a law firm or any doctor's office, whatever, and I came

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in with a lawsuit, I said, I have a lawsuit against Ron Morgan and I gave that lawsuit

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to your secretary.

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That would be valid, right?

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You would think, well, not if you're kind of, so you have to serve her directly.

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Well, so what I'm going to do is I'm going to go under, sorry, I'm going to go under

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office, uh, see if I can talk to the person that was given the lawsuit because I have

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her name and see if I can get any documentation that you actually have authority to accept

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the documents.

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And if I can't do that, then I will get her served.

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No, personally, hold on.

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You you sent a person to serve the judgment to her and she accepted it from the person.

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Go after her.

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Why would she accept something that she has no right to accept?

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That's part of my, so I, here's the thing.

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There's actually no, nothing you can do to them about that.

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But they don't know that.

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She signed something.

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No, no, no, she didn't sign anything.

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Oh, okay.

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She just accepted it.

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Like, so even if she signed something, unless it specifically said I am authorized to blah,

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blah, blah, blah, because then it would be perjury.

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But in the normal case, there's nothing you can do about it, but they don't necessarily

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know that.

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Right.

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So I can go down there and bluff and bluff.

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So that's, that's my plan.

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I go where your poker sunglasses.

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We don't know.

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And hopefully she's not listening to us so that she now knows pretty confident they

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know they don't want to do us.

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But if, if that doesn't work, I think I know Dina types this personal address.

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Oh, yeah.

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Yeah, yeah.

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So I wanted to go and stake it out and see if she actually lived there.

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And, and if that's the case, then we'll just be hand delivering that shit.

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Right.

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We missed you've got a mouse in your pocket.

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It ain't going to be we going to a congress person's house.

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Well, then you're a bitch.

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Yeah.

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But there's your update guys.

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So we're not, we're not letting it go.

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You think she can play fucking games?

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Yeah, they're playing games.

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And I'm just not, I'm not going to drop it.

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I'm just not.

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Okay.

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Good.

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There you go.

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That's my update.

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Okay.

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So, um, let's talk about tariffs.

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Okay.

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So, so Trump, I don't know if you saw what he did on truth yesterday.

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He pulled a Babe Ruth.

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He what?

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Pull a Babe Ruth.

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So, Babe, you said it was a good time to buy, right?

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Right.

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So Babe Ruth would walk up to the place and he would point out where his home runs going

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to go.

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So Trump yesterday on truth said it's a good time to buy the stock market.

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Yeah.

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It went up 3000 points.

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And now I saw people complaining that this is somehow illegal.

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Yeah, they say it's insider trading.

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What do you mean insider trading?

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It's public.

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He's telling the public.

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Who's the insider?

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Well, that's, that's, that's the media now.

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They're, they're, they're just dumbest but like it's literally what we want them to

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do.

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Yeah.

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Stupid.

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So I didn't say it directly.

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He said it's a good time to buy.

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It's a good time to buy.

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It's a good time to buy Tesla.

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It's not a good time to buy X or it's not a good time to buy anything.

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God damn it.

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It's just a good time to buy.

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So buy something in the stock market.

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Should have bought gold.

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It's another record high for gold today.

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What, 3200?

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Like just under 32.

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3200 to 32, yeah.

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Um, yeah, gold confuses me.

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I'm just saying how that shit.

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Well, yeah, that's a sneak preview of today's teaching topic maybe.

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Oh.

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So, so, so he suspended most tariffs to anybody who's opened up the line of communications

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to fix the tariffs.

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Right.

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China has not opened up the lines of communication.

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China dug their heels in the ground.

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So what they're saying now is they're going to send more fentanyl over to kill Americans.

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Okay.

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Well, what I heard was that they were going to stop sending certain rare earth metals.

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Yeah.

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Yeah.

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They mentioned that as well.

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But there's no funny in that.

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Well, yeah.

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And then the other thing they said they were going to do is now, are you familiar with

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Hollywood movies and China?

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Yes.

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So before we, before I talk to that, I know how to cancel their fentanyl plan.

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How?

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Make fentanyl legal.

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But then people still die.

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No, they won't.

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But okay.

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Yes, people will still die because people die of alcohol sometimes.

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Yes.

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But it's legal.

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It was a little bit different than I thought.

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Yeah, it's not.

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It's not.

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It's really not.

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But anyway, Hollywood movies.

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In 2016, Hollywood had changed the way they make movies.

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Yes.

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This is a hot button on social media, I've argued it.

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But it is true.

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Yes.

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And they're threatening to stop allowing Hollywood movies in.

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Oh, no.

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Okay.

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We can go back to fucking funny movies now.

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Yeah, that sounds like a great thing.

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What the fuck?

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The movies have sucks in 2016.

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Yeah.

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Because it's going to be, because China has such a big audience, we want to make sure

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we get the movies in there.

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But yet, prior to 2016, we had a successful movie industry.

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Apparently at the Academy Awards this year, there was a almost record set by a movie about

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a trans person.

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Oh, God.

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I didn't watch it.

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But this is what I heard.

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They got 13 nominations, which is the second most nominations of all time.

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From people in the industry.

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Yes.

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Yeah, so it means nothing.

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They're all woke people.

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Yeah, so I looked at the list of nominations and I'm like, I saw Dune.

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That's the only one I saw.

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Okay.

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So, what was the first one you ever heard of?

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Well, no one fully went to China.

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They literally had a Chinese citizen who's an independent filmmaker and they wouldn't

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even allow her movie in, which I thought was actually kind of funny.

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That was a couple of years ago.

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But still, no, it's just, you know what?

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Fuck China.

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Let them go.

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Fuck Hollywood.

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Fuck them both.

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No, no.

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I don't know.

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I even better.

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Let's send Hollywood over to China.

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Then you can do whatever the fuck you want.

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I want my funny movies back.

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Yeah, but we won't need Hollywood.

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I want the dick jokes.

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They'll be making Vegas.

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They're making it.

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They're making Vegas now.

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You've been saying it yourself.

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We're grouping Hollywood number two here.

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That's right.

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Movie studio is coming, dude.

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We have movie industry.

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People are already moving to the development.

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Yeah, so we'll make the funny movies here.

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So, yeah, so we'll make sure they make funny movies here for you.

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Hangover part 12.

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We guys got your back over 12.

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Well, we hangover with three.

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They decapitated a giraffe.

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I don't fuck it up.

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How do you move forward from decapitating?

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I only watch the first one.

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Was it two?

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I don't know.

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I know.

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I, yeah, there was one with a trans, in Asia with a transsexual guy, the dick.

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I have no idea.

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The typical funny stuff.

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But we want our funny movies back.

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Okay, so, yeah, so China's not wrong happy with the tariffs.

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I think we're up to 125% now.

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I don't know, man.

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Yeah.

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That's why Walmart's gonna have a property.

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Someone's gonna have to cave.

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No, no, actually, I'm good with this.

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That, because China is...

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It's gonna be really bad for Americans.

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China is struggling financially.

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Again, so are we.

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Yes.

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But we've got more of a bench than they do.

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It's close, man.

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It's closer than you think.

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Well, so Trump's already taken action to pull fuckers two girls out of China because they

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should, because I didn't know this during COVID.

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We kept saying the...

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What does that have?

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We're hand virus.

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Yeah.

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And they threatened to stop sending us our medicine because we kept saying that.

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You mean the medicine that didn't do anything anyway or the other medicine?

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No, no, but they make all of our antibiotics.

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Okay.

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So, well, fuck, I make my own anyway, so fuck y'all.

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Yeah, it's not like we can't make this stuff here.

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Why haven't we pulled the front row two girls back to this country after that?

16:39

Well, I know we've discussed it a little bit, but like the real reason that America lost

16:44

all these jobs has nothing to do with China or slave labor or any of this other bullshit.

16:48

It's because of all the bullshit regulations.

16:50

There's hundreds of thousands of pages of regulations to open a business in America.

16:55

Like when I moved here just to play poker, right?

16:57

Yeah.

16:58

I'd show up in the casino and play my poker and then go home and relax.

17:01

No, I have to learn all these fucking doofus ass tax laws and what I can deduct and whatnot.

17:07

And like if I want to open an ass corp, then I have to fill out all these forms.

17:11

Yeah.

17:12

And it's just a fucking stupid nightmare just to be a pro fucking poker player.

17:15

Now, if you want to open a real business, it's even fucking worse.

17:18

No, it is.

17:19

Who would want to do that?

17:20

So, in the state of Nevada, not the United States, we have so many restrictions on contractors,

17:25

it turns them out as a person into a criminal.

17:27

Right.

17:28

Get rid of the shit.

17:29

Get rid of it all.

17:30

We have to pull permits for everything.

17:32

Like, I typically do my own work in my buildings and I can't because I can't pull the permit

17:38

because I'm not, I don't have a license to do a pool filter or to do a pump motor or

17:44

a pump.

17:45

So, yeah, they, but over the fence guy, I wonder why I wanted to buy a gate for my yard

17:50

and he goes, you got to install it yourself.

17:52

I was planning on it.

17:53

Well, the other problem is like, you have regulations in Nevada.

17:56

And they'll sometimes contradict the federal regulations.

17:59

Right.

18:00

So, no matter what you're doing, you're breaking the law.

18:01

But, but Trump did go off the EPA.

18:03

He, he, well, so that's the thing is this is something Trump can do in one stroke of

18:06

a pen.

18:07

Yeah.

18:08

Close it all, shut it all down and then at least we have to deal with Nevada.

18:11

That's easier.

18:12

Yeah.

18:13

He's doing the EPA right now.

18:14

Just fucking close it all right now.

18:15

What's the holdup?

18:16

He's working on it.

18:17

No, not working on it.

18:18

Do it.

18:19

No, I, again, I'm, shut it down.

18:20

I'm, if you were Trump right now, because I got my issues and MCI, this would be one

18:25

of the issues.

18:26

Oh, so yeah, so I'm kind of like, I'm still kind of like, he's obsessed with this tariff

18:32

shit man.

18:33

Like, cause he, cause he has to have an enemy.

18:34

That's the problem with this guy.

18:35

Like he, I have to point at an enemy and it can't be us.

18:38

Well, sorry, Trump, you guys are the enemy.

18:41

I want the, I want the income tax gone.

18:43

Yes.

18:44

I don't care what he has to do to do it.

18:46

If he's going to go suck dick up Pennsylvania Avenue to get me the net income tax, I'm cool.

18:51

Well, but that requires Congress.

18:54

But the regulations, he could just do.

18:55

No, no, but he did ask Congress to do this.

18:58

I understand, but the regulations he can do right now.

19:01

No, I agree.

19:02

Go give him a pen.

19:03

Just do it.

19:04

But he's working, from what they say, he's working on this CPA.

19:06

Lock off with his working on.

19:08

I know.

19:09

Well, that's what Bambondi's doing.

19:10

All regulations are hereby canceled.

19:12

Done.

19:13

All regulations?

19:14

All of them.

19:15

Oh man, I don't know.

19:17

Congress rights laws, not the executive branch.

19:20

You know what's coming out now?

19:21

The reason the egg prices were high was collusion between the egg companies.

19:24

They colluded on pricing.

19:26

I'm sure that was part of it.

19:28

Bambondi was illegal.

19:29

I don't say I don't give a fuck about that.

19:31

That's retarded.

19:32

No, it's not.

19:33

That's a regulation.

19:34

Yes, it is.

19:35

That's a regulation and it needs to go.

19:36

So if all the people that make eggs say what eggs at $25 a carton.

19:40

Then I start making eggs.

19:42

Eggs are good for you.

19:43

Okay, but then I start making eggs and sell them for cheaper.

19:45

Wait, wait, wait.

19:46

That's how free markets work.

19:48

Wait, Dave eggs?

19:49

Yes.

19:50

You don't have chickens making them though, right?

19:51

You're not going to make them.

19:52

Well, yeah, I have chickens.

19:53

Oh, you're not going to be like trying to shit on an egg, are you?

19:55

Look, you either want the cheap eggs or you're not, man.

19:57

I'm not going to give you my trade secrets.

19:59

I'm not going to tell you how it's made.

20:01

I'm just going to say it's an egg.

20:03

Oh, but a very loose definition of the word egg.

20:08

So the regulations forced them to slaughter all these chickens.

20:10

Well, that was under Biden right before Trump took over.

20:13

Yes.

20:14

And then apparently they...

20:15

See, this whole collusion shit is only possible because of all these regulations, which means

20:20

there's only like five or six...

20:21

No, but the collusion is illegal.

20:22

I don't care.

20:23

It shouldn't be.

20:24

It shouldn't be because in a free market you'll have thousands of egg producers and

20:30

they all can't collude.

20:31

But in this shitty regulated market, you have five or six major players and then they can

20:36

do that shit.

20:37

That's actually a very good point because then Dave eggs could become a thing.

20:41

Right.

20:42

I mean Dave's chicken eggs, please.

20:44

Again.

20:45

The world is not ready for Dave eggs.

20:47

Again, do you want the cheap eggs or not?

20:48

I can ask questions.

20:49

But we won't be able to buy them.

20:52

You can move on if you don't want to buy them.

20:55

You're cramping my style, kid.

20:57

Oh, God.

20:58

Okay, so I'm sorry.

20:59

Dave eggs.

21:00

I got a fucking mental picture in my head.

21:04

I can't put it out right now.

21:06

I need like a bullet to put right to my head.

21:08

Well, then I'll bring up a story.

21:10

So Texas is having its own little mini-collar written house case.

21:15

Have you heard about this?

21:16

No.

21:17

It's exactly the same because if you remember the kind of written house case, the very

21:21

day after there was high definition video from 20 different angles and we could all

21:25

analyze it ourselves and see all the evidence and say, oh, that's obviously self-defense.

21:29

But in this case, all we have are witnesses.

21:32

There's no cameras.

21:34

And one side is saying it's self-defense and the other side is saying no, it was murder.

21:39

So it was a black kid and a white kid too.

21:43

So you got that whole angle.

21:45

And so what happened was a black kid is at like a track meet at a high school and according

21:52

to him, these two guys had been bullying, they're like twin brothers and they'd been

21:57

bullying him.

21:58

I don't know if that's true or not.

21:59

That's his story.

22:00

Right.

22:01

So he's sitting under a tent because it's about to rain and they come up to him and they

22:06

say, get out of our tent.

22:08

And now a lot of people are saying he wasn't supposed to be there, which why it's a public

22:11

event.

22:12

Yeah, it's a tent.

22:14

So they, now both sides agree to this.

22:17

They grab his book bag and start rifling through it.

22:21

And then he says, touch me and see what happens.

22:26

Okay.

22:27

Now that's not a threat.

22:28

If you read the criminal, that's a warning.

22:31

Yeah, that's a warning.

22:32

It's a lift in statement.

22:33

So they do.

22:34

They grab him and he pulls out a shank and stabs the guy in the heart and he dies almost

22:40

instantly.

22:41

And his twin brother runs away and they go get some cops and then the cops find this

22:46

kid and he says, yeah, I'm the one who did it, which that's not, that's not an initiative

22:52

order.

22:53

He did the act.

22:54

Yeah.

22:55

And then he said it's self, I was defending myself.

22:56

Right.

22:57

I did it in self-defense.

22:58

So that's the story as far as we know it.

23:01

So you used the word shank.

23:03

Was it a knife or was it a homemade?

23:05

It was a knife.

23:06

Okay.

23:07

So it was a manufactured knife.

23:08

Yes.

23:09

And I know this is split in hairs, but do you know it was a folding blade or a fixed

23:13

blade?

23:14

I don't know.

23:15

I don't know if that's been released or not.

23:16

But I guess it doesn't matter.

23:18

If he was being bullied, did he say he was carrying the knife because he'd been bullied?

23:22

I don't know if he said anything beyond it was self-defense, which is a smart kid.

23:26

Yeah, to keep you in touch.

23:27

Smart enough to say that.

23:28

Now, you're not allowed to carry a knife on school grounds in Texas, but honestly, I

23:32

don't give a fuck about shit like that.

23:33

Like I carried a knife when I...

23:34

I'd rather be judged by 12.

23:35

Yeah.

23:36

I always carried a knife with me when I was a kid.

23:37

Just by 11.

23:38

I actually got kicked out at one of my high schools for having that knife.

23:41

That's why I went to two high schools.

23:43

I'm not going to fucking put that on the kid.

23:45

Like you have a knife.

23:46

It's your second amendment right.

23:47

Yeah.

23:48

Fuck that.

23:49

Now, to stab somebody because they grabbed you, that's probably disproportional force.

23:54

Well, no.

23:55

But that's, again, that's the story.

23:56

We don't have cameras.

23:57

We don't know what happened for real.

23:59

So if you're claiming self-defense, you're saying that your life was in danger.

24:04

Yes.

24:05

So you're looking at...

24:06

Well, Texas is a little more leaning than that.

24:08

That's right, but you're looking at two people on one.

24:10

Yes.

24:11

So I could say that alone would prove self-defense.

24:15

Maybe.

24:16

But again, how did he act?

24:17

Yeah.

24:18

That's the thing.

24:19

We don't have cameras.

24:20

We don't have video.

24:21

I'm assuming the black guy was the one and the white guys were two?

24:22

Yes.

24:23

Okay.

24:24

So right now I'm on the black guy's side, but I think we'll see as a...

24:26

So he's been arrested.

24:27

So they are...

24:28

They do have probable cause as far as they think, but it's probably going to go to trial.

24:32

And like this is another...

24:34

Like everyone...

24:35

If you go on X and read about this, like everyone's got their little dug inside.

24:37

Like they know the facts.

24:38

Like they saw it on a movie, which neither side knows what the fuck they're talking about.

24:43

Okay?

24:44

Like this guy is saying this thing happened and these guys are saying this thing happened

24:47

and nobody knows the real truth.

24:49

Was there...

24:50

Is there a proven bullying prior to that meeting?

24:52

I don't know.

24:53

Yeah.

24:54

See, yeah.

24:55

Well, hopefully it'll be a fair trial.

24:57

We'll see.

24:58

But you guys, like don't jump to fucking conclusions because it's a black kid and a white kid or

25:02

because...

25:03

Well, the problem is the media jumps involved and they spin everything out of control.

25:06

I mean like cat turds doing this, Matt Walsh is doing all these fucking guys are doing

25:09

this.

25:10

Like you guys are fueling the fire.

25:11

Oh.

25:12

Like you're making it impossible to have a fair trial.

25:14

Right?

25:15

Like shut the fuck up and wait for the facts to come out in the trial.

25:18

I like I hate when people jump to conclusions like this.

25:21

Yeah, I've seen some posts on X and it was a black kid and a white kid.

25:24

I'm like...

25:25

Yeah.

25:26

And like they did this with the Trayvon Martin, George Zimmerman.

25:28

Like shut the fuck up man.

25:30

We have trials for this reason.

25:31

Yeah.

25:32

But social media, that's the new future man.

25:36

And if you don't know how legal standards work, shut the fuck up.

25:40

You're embarrassing yourself, whichever side you fall on.

25:43

You sound stupid.

25:44

Well, you guys know we need to know more of the facts.

25:47

Well, right.

25:48

That's what trials are for.

25:49

We're not going to learn them in social media.

25:51

Right?

25:52

The kid's not talking.

25:53

He's already lawyered up.

25:54

So what are you going to do?

25:56

So okay.

25:57

No, I agree.

25:58

Yeah, that's...

25:59

I did want to bring up that story because it is, you know, out there and there's a lot

26:04

of flames about it.

26:06

So that's my take.

26:07

So last week you brought up that guy who was sent to the prison from hell.

26:13

Remember that?

26:14

And that was in Nicola Rao.

26:15

Oh, El Salvador?

26:16

El Salvador.

26:17

Yeah.

26:18

So it's coming out that he may not have been a gang member.

26:20

I told you.

26:21

No, it's...

26:22

But they're still going back and forth.

26:23

I can't put it...

26:24

This is why we don't do this.

26:25

But that's not my problem.

26:28

Oh, okay.

26:29

My problem is they go, well, we can't get him back even if he is innocent.

26:35

What the fuck...

26:36

This is why we don't do this.

26:38

Well, again, I'm not against doing this, but...

26:40

Well, you should be.

26:41

Well, this could be the path to get me there.

26:44

Goddammit, dude.

26:45

Well, no, okay.

26:46

Prior to 2020, I was four closed borders, but I never minded when Mexicans crossed over

26:53

for work.

26:54

I didn't care.

26:55

It wasn't...

26:56

But when Biden did what he did and just opened up the borders to the entire world...

27:01

I mean, that's not even really what he did.

27:03

It's exactly what he did.

27:04

No, he didn't because...

27:05

Oh, did you believe that?

27:06

No, no, no, listen to what I'm about to say.

27:09

We tried to get my mother-in-law to come visit us, and they will not fucking let her do

27:14

that.

27:15

Did she download the app?

27:16

No, because she's an old woman from Mongolia who's never committed a crime, so they're

27:19

not gonna let her in.

27:20

That's not how it was being done.

27:22

She's not asking for asylum.

27:23

She's trying to visit her family.

27:25

Did you fly there to Mexico to ever cross the border?

27:27

I thought about it.

27:28

I genuinely thought about it.

27:29

But my point is, is it was worldwide, and I get it.

27:33

Well, no, it wasn't because of that.

27:34

What I'm saying, my point is that people who genuinely wanted to come here illegally for

27:39

travel or for family, they were being denied.

27:43

So that actually proves my point even more.

27:45

You understand that, right?

27:46

No, it's...

27:47

Your point was that it was open, but it wasn't open.

27:49

It was open for the wrong people.

27:50

Oh, I'm sorry.

27:51

It was open to criminals.

27:52

Yes.

27:53

Okay.

27:54

Because typically, I would be against ICE doing what they're doing right now.

27:58

Typically in a world prior to 2020, they're like, fucking ICE, dude, fucking calm down.

28:03

But it's a different world now.

28:05

What's that?

28:06

See, here's the problem.

28:07

Is that like...

28:08

I'm willing to close my eyes and hold my nose when I say that.

28:09

No, no, no.

28:10

The thing is, they always use that as an excuse to go after us.

28:13

That's how it always works.

28:14

I understand, and I understand baby steps.

28:17

Stop falling for it.

28:18

It's not I'm falling for it.

28:19

I know what came across.

28:20

You're falling for it.

28:21

I know what came across that border.

28:23

I don't care.

28:24

I don't want them in my country.

28:25

Like you're arguing for the Patriot Act too.

28:27

No.

28:28

Oh, the Muslim bomb, the World Trade...

28:30

No, who cares?

28:31

Dude, the Patriot Act came out two months after 9-11.

28:33

There's been no bill written that quick ever.

28:36

I don't care.

28:37

No, of course it was already pre-written.

28:39

They were waiting for us.

28:40

They were just waiting for something.

28:41

Just like the ICE is doing.

28:43

They were waiting for something or they planned something.

28:44

Well, I don't know, but...

28:45

Or is it not planned something?

28:48

Either way.

28:49

Either way.

28:50

I don't know.

28:51

No, just like stop falling for it, people.

28:53

No.

28:54

Stop falling for it.

28:55

No, we had...

28:56

Stop falling for it.

28:57

Nope.

28:58

It's not...

28:59

It's falling for what?

29:00

For them inventing crises and then selling you the solution.

29:05

That's what they're doing.

29:06

The crises, they're not selling me a crisis.

29:10

The Biden administration did that.

29:11

Right, but I'm saying they can't solve it.

29:14

Well, I mean...

29:15

They can't.

29:16

The best thing they can ever do is say, okay, you all have Second Amendment rights.

29:21

You can get fully autos down at the Walmart and define yourself.

29:26

Because then the problem would be done in a week.

29:29

I don't know.

29:31

I'm trying to go the passive approach on this.

29:35

Dude, this is how criminals should have always been dealt with.

29:38

There should be no such thing as the police.

29:42

Anybody who wants to deal with a criminal can say, hey, I'll go to the judge, I'll get

29:45

a warrant, I'll make the arrest, I'll do everything by the book, and then you can hold that person

29:50

accountable if they violate rights.

29:52

There should be no entity called the police where we outsource this behavior to.

29:56

But who's going to give me speeding tickets?

29:59

Exactly.

30:00

Nobody.

30:01

There should be no such thing as speeding.

30:03

It's my fucking road.

30:04

I'll drive on it as fast as I fucking want.

30:06

And then if I hurt you, you consume me.

30:08

No, but that's been a...

30:10

I've never brought this up before, but like parking meters, how are they a thing?

30:16

They charge us to park our own parking.

30:18

Because we let it happen.

30:19

Yeah, we let it happen.

30:20

Well, and we're letting this happen, and you're agreeing with it.

30:23

Let's stop letting any of this happen.

30:25

The rape of women and the killing of...

30:27

Rape of women, that's your job to protect those women, not ICE or whoever.

30:31

Well, the problem is under the Biden administration, anybody who did, they got locked up.

30:35

The heroes got locked up.

30:36

Well, okay, that's what I'm saying.

30:37

That's why I'm saying the solution is for Trump to say, no more locking up people who

30:43

defend themselves from rapists.

30:45

That's the solution.

30:46

So you're for the Wild West?

30:48

Yes.

30:49

Wild West was much safer than a modern city.

30:51

Go look it up.

30:52

No, no, that is accurate.

30:54

I might actually do a show on that, maybe.

30:56

No, you're actually very accurate on that one.

30:59

There's more bank robberies in a day in America than ever happened in the entire Wild West.

31:04

Yes, I mean, we talked about why it was the last week or two weeks ago.

31:08

And like the reason you know his name is because that's the only fucking time everything ever

31:13

happened like that.

31:14

It was insane that there was a shootout.

31:16

Like, holy fuck, there's a shootout?

31:17

Let's talk about it.

31:19

So technically he had problems in Kansas first in Dodge City because he was too aggressive

31:24

and they fired him and Dodge City got even worse.

31:28

So it's actually a proven case for a strong hand from the sheriff.

31:32

It depends on what exactly he was doing.

31:34

Yeah, well, but again, it was a different time and he tried banning guys, whatever, movies

31:39

and bulk books, they all kind of dig each other.

31:42

So I don't want to get into that right now.

31:45

But speaking of Trump and Israel, is that the first time this has happened?

31:51

I'm going to get your take on this.

31:53

I'll give my take on it.

31:54

Every time, is it Benjamin Yahu?

31:57

What's the guy?

31:58

Netanyahu.

31:59

Netanyahu.

32:00

Is that the White House Trump pulls out his seat for it?

32:02

Yeah.

32:03

What do you think about that?

32:05

I didn't do that for somebody else.

32:07

I thought he did.

32:08

I haven't seen anybody else, but I've seen him do it for Netanyahu a couple of times.

32:13

My answer depends on how he treats other leaders.

32:17

Let's say he does not pull out shares of other leaders.

32:19

Okay, then it's pathetic.

32:20

Like knock it off Trump.

32:21

Pathetic why?

32:22

Could be a little bitch.

32:23

Could suck in this guy's dick.

32:25

That's one take and that's one take that I've thought of as well.

32:29

Or could it be like, I'm better than you and I'm going to pull out your chick because you're

32:33

old and I'm...

32:34

Then why wouldn't you do that for everybody else?

32:35

Yeah, I know.

32:36

It bothers me he does it.

32:38

It does.

32:39

But I'm just trying to think of what his motivation is because he's got the weird

32:43

Right.

32:44

Well, they gave him a pager.

32:45

Remember that they gave him a golden pager?

32:48

We brought it up on the show.

32:49

I don't pay attention to this show.

32:51

They gave him pagers.

32:52

So maybe they have something on him.

32:55

Did they check him for a fucking bomb?

32:57

I assume they did, but who knows if they would find it.

32:59

I don't know.

33:00

I don't know how you hide that shit.

33:02

Yeah, but maybe they have something on him.

33:04

Because why is every fucking leader, whether matter what party, they all suck Israel's

33:09

dick.

33:10

So there's a...

33:11

Oh, fuck.

33:12

It didn't happen last night.

33:15

There's a world organization that is calling for Israel to be not a country anymore.

33:19

Okay.

33:20

Yeah.

33:21

So no, I'm curious how that's going to go.

33:22

It's a world Southern organization.

33:23

I didn't bother looking at it because I was busy.

33:26

But we're going to bring it up either.

33:29

But yeah, so that's interesting.

33:31

Well, speaking of Trump, so last week's Monero Challenge was to give us your funniest answer

33:37

as to what would happen if both Trump and Obama ran in 2028.

33:42

And we've got one, two, three, four answers.

33:45

So let's go over those and we'll put those people in the wheel.

33:48

First was Al McGuest.

33:49

And he gave us a photo answer.

33:52

So you can see that up there.

33:54

So the answer he gave is we got Obama, Trump, and Biden here all dressed as Romans, and

34:00

they formed the triumvirate retardus.

34:02

So I love it.

34:03

I just wish you would have replaced O'Biden.

34:06

The ribbon can stay with the auto pin.

34:11

But cool nonetheless.

34:12

So there's our Al McGuest.

34:16

Next up, we have Mav McHugh.

34:18

And he says, Nancy Pelosi will regenerate, look beautiful, and remain in politics.

34:24

Her portfolio will reach $1 trillion and she'll start a new Epstein list.

34:29

That's Mav McHugh.

34:31

And get a couple of different conspiracies in there.

34:34

Love it.

34:35

Next up, we have Oliver Chase.

34:37

Obama will win and he will apply for US citizenship.

34:42

And then he will be allowed to be president again because his last term as a Kenyan will

34:46

be legally invalid.

34:49

And he will also have to pardon himself because Democrats are really good at it.

34:54

That was a deep answer.

34:55

I like that one.

34:58

And last but not least is last week's winner, Ayn.

35:02

After Trump annexes Canada, it won't just be Democrats and Republicans anymore.

35:06

I predict Choudhough will be president in 2028.

35:09

Oh God.

35:10

Okay, so there's our four and we will spin the win.

35:16

Al McGuest.

35:18

Okay, you have until the next show to contact me and collect your Monero.

35:23

I like that.

35:24

We have some good answers in there.

35:26

Yes, we did.

35:27

Keep them coming.

35:28

Yeah.

35:29

So what else?

35:30

Oh, speaking of Obama, so we all know about the Affordable Care Act.

35:35

Yep.

35:36

I've heard of it.

35:37

And it's been nicknamed Obamacare.

35:39

Yep.

35:40

So, if it's nicknamed Obamacare, why is Obamacare, like it was a $2 million a year for the use

35:47

of his name?

35:48

Because it's using his name.

35:50

Oh.

35:51

Who's paying him $2 million?

35:53

Federal government.

35:54

What?

35:55

Yeah, they use his name.

35:56

Copyright.

35:57

Copyright is his name.

35:59

Oh, I'm having a coffee fade over.

36:02

What?

36:03

Yeah.

36:04

But the act is not actually titled that.

36:05

That's just what people call it.

36:07

Yeah.

36:08

So how are they using, what are you talking about?

36:10

How are 150 going to sell security check?

36:12

What the fuck?

36:13

They prove that they, you know, it must release the number of people well over 100 still receiving

36:18

some security check.

36:19

Trump, stop signing these checks.

36:21

What is this?

36:23

Yep.

36:24

No, I mean, I let no clue the corrupt.

36:27

I could have sat down here as a conspiracy theorist or a conspiracy minded person and

36:33

went, oh, there's been money here.

36:36

There's been given money there.

36:37

I would have been fucking wrong.

36:40

And I would have undershot that by a trillion fucking dollars.

36:44

Of course.

36:45

That's why we're 36 trillion in debt.

36:47

What the fuck?

36:48

And Trump, I mean, I dig what you're doing.

36:50

Elon Musk, keep up the good work.

36:52

But if you don't fix Congress, we're going to go right back to this bullshit.

36:57

And then would they keep getting reelected despite the 12% approval rating or something?

37:01

So Congress showed some signs of a heartbeat recently.

37:04

Okay.

37:05

And Massi voted no and people are trashed in, but people relax.

37:09

Massi's, he's, he's like Ron Paul.

37:11

If you're going to attack Massi, Ron Paul and Rand Paul are doing the same damn thing.

37:16

And they're doing it for the right reason.

37:18

So lay off of them.

37:19

I mean, and now that the Florida elections are won, Massi has, he's lost his power to

37:24

vote no.

37:25

But it doesn't matter because when, when people bring up a bill that the federal government

37:31

is not supposed to have control over, he votes no on it.

37:35

Yeah.

37:36

And it's, it's a protest vote, but he, maybe he doesn't want to vote on something that's

37:43

wrong.

37:44

Okay.

37:45

So I'm going to give him, I'm going to give a pass.

37:46

When we talk about here, is this the idea?

37:48

No, just in general, they trash Massi because, and Rand Paul a little bit, but they don't,

37:54

Dr. No, Ron Paul get away with this forever.

37:56

They, they're, they're traditionalists, they're constitutionalists.

37:59

They only want to vote on what the government has power over.

38:02

Right.

38:03

I mean, Ron Paul was known to add pork to his district and then get it in front of Congress

38:09

and he would vote no on it.

38:10

And people are like, well, you're voting no on it.

38:12

He goes, well, yeah, but why should my, my constituents go without when other constituents

38:19

are getting it just because I'm not going to vote yes on something that the federal government

38:23

has no power to vote on.

38:25

So I mean, it's, it's, yeah.

38:27

So I mean, Massi, keep up what you're doing.

38:30

I, maybe try to find some inroads.

38:33

Well, he's found out Massi supported, uh, uh, uh, DeSantis in a big way.

38:38

I don't know.

38:39

My, I know it can be wrong.

38:41

I am a huge fan of DeSantis as the governor.

38:44

I'm not sure as a presidential candidate, he sucked.

38:48

He aligned himself with Mitt Romney.

38:50

Yeah.

38:51

He went to the rhinos.

38:52

I don't know what that was about.

38:53

Yeah.

38:54

Well, I think that he was so, I think the people that got him to run was so anti-Trump.

38:59

They're like, Oh, yeah, you're going to kill Trump.

39:02

You're going to, you're going to destroy Trump.

39:03

That's, I think, I think he's slightly autistic.

39:07

So like, yes.

39:09

So he would believe that kind of shit.

39:11

Yeah.

39:12

And like, he's not socially picking up cues like that.

39:15

Republican party, Trump is your new, your new leader and it's going to be Trump asked

39:19

for that, hopefully for the coming years.

39:21

So we'll see what happens.

39:23

You better turn it around if he's going to do that.

39:25

Well, no, I mean, I believe in the end he will, he'll have better number.

39:30

I mean, even CNN is calling him a good president right now.

39:33

And that's fucked up.

39:34

I think that's because he bombed people.

39:36

They love that shit.

39:37

Well, no, they're saying that his approval rating keeps going up.

39:41

All this tariff talk, his approval rating keeps going up, which is good.

39:44

But if you don't fix Congress, we're, we're, we're in a four year holiday.

39:48

Yeah.

39:49

And we're going to enjoy the next four years.

39:50

I mean, Vance has got to get in after that.

39:53

And we don't know what's going to happen because you've got Newsome.

39:59

He wants to run Pritzker's jogging now and stop eating donuts.

40:03

He's actually not jogging.

40:06

He's so fat.

40:08

Fuck.

40:09

He's from Illinois.

40:10

So I can say that.

40:12

They're terrible though.

40:13

They don't have no chance.

40:14

Nope.

40:15

They get AOC.

40:16

Yeah.

40:17

He's the old man who wants to attack millionaires.

40:19

I mean, not millionaires.

40:20

He wants to attack billionaires because before he wanted to attack millionaires, but now

40:25

that he's the billionaire, he wants to only attack billionaires.

40:28

It's confusing, but that's the Democrat politics.

40:31

And then Corey Booker, we got to watch out for that sneaky, sneaky snake coming up, talks

40:36

for 24 hours for no fucking reason.

40:38

These people are all terrible.

40:39

Oh my God.

40:40

They're all terrible.

40:41

Reach out and find a new fucking person because you've got nothing Democrats, but they, they

40:45

know how to cheat.

40:47

But what it's funny because the election that happened was the last week or I don't know,

40:52

week and a half ago, the Democrats were claiming victory because they won the Supreme Court

40:57

Senate seat in Wisconsin.

40:59

But they lost the two house seats in Florida and Wisconsin still passed voter ID.

41:04

So everyone's like, how did you win?

41:08

You replaced the Democrat and Supreme Court with the Democrat and the Supreme Court.

41:10

So it's a wash.

41:12

But whatever.

41:13

I mean, it's just one.

41:15

But the point is Trump fixed fucking Congress and I don't know how you can do that.

41:19

No, actually, fuck that.

41:21

Trump don't fix Congress.

41:22

Start renewing their shit.

41:23

America people fix fucking Congress.

41:25

That too.

41:27

Call your representatives.

41:28

Primary people, primary anybody who's not following the America first agenda.

41:34

Fucking sue them.

41:35

Start suing them.

41:36

I mean, like, I'm going to show you how to do it.

41:38

But don't give the paperwork to the secretary.

41:41

Well, I'm going to, again, that's what gets going to be in my right up.

41:44

This was a process server doing it.

41:46

And they're nor this is their job.

41:48

This is what they normally do.

41:49

And when I called them, I specifically said, have you ever served a government employee

41:55

before?

41:56

And he said, yeah, we know all about that.

41:57

We have to serve the U.S. Attorney General.

41:58

I have to do like they knew the steps because I looked it up beforehand and they knew the

42:01

steps.

42:02

So I'm like, okay, I'll go with these guys.

42:03

So it's probably set up as she receives them.

42:06

And she is not officially allowed to receive.

42:09

Do you know how I know that she got it?

42:12

Okay.

42:13

Yeah.

42:14

Do you know how I know that she actually got the lawsuit?

42:17

That Dina Titus did?

42:18

Yeah.

42:19

The Dina Titus got the lawsuit because she fucking unblocked us like a couple days later.

42:23

Yeah.

42:24

The secretary could have done that.

42:25

We don't know who runs it.

42:26

Yeah.

42:27

Okay.

42:28

Well, somebody did it and it's, it's Dina Titus' name on that account with a gray check.

42:32

So guess what?

42:33

If that's not her, you're breaking Twitter's rules.

42:35

Oh, there you go.

42:37

Fucking ban her Elon Musk.

42:39

Don't ban us.

42:40

We love you, dude.

42:41

Help us out a little bit.

42:43

Bye, Zimason.

42:44

Zimason, let me see you.

42:47

We'll take care of that for you.

42:48

What else we got?

42:50

Oh, where are we sitting out here time wise?

42:52

45 minutes, we're looking good.

42:53

What else do I have?

42:55

I get all my shit.

42:58

I think I did too.

43:00

Shit.

43:01

Oh, there you go.

43:02

Fast show.

43:03

Nice.

43:04

So we won't punish you guys with a full hour of us bantering.

43:05

Yeah.

43:06

And then do the teaching sessions.

43:07

We'll just help you.

43:09

Maybe knock this out under 60 minutes total.

43:11

Ooh.

43:12

In honor of the stock market going crazy this week, I'm going to talk about financial derivatives.

43:18

Now, it's not a text thing.

43:19

It's not open source.

43:20

So why do I actually care about this?

43:22

Well, these things will still continue to exist even in an capistan, even when everything

43:27

collapses, like there will still be financial markets.

43:31

And when there's volatility in the market, you can actually, if you know what you're

43:34

doing, take advantage of that and make a nice little pocket of money for yourself.

43:39

So I'm going to give you just a little basics that I understand from.

43:42

And this is not financial advice.

43:44

Don't take my advice.

43:45

If you lose money, that's your fault.

43:46

Don't blame me.

43:47

Don't ever take Dave's advice.

43:50

So derivatives are contracts to buy or sell a different asset at a decreed-upon price.

43:57

So we agree upon the price now, and then when the future happens, we can figure out whether

44:02

we want to trade or not.

44:04

The two most common ones are options and futures.

44:08

I'm going to talk about futures first because they're the simpler one.

44:12

But unfortunately, most people can't actually trade futures because the reason is, I think

44:18

it's like $10,000 minimum for each contract.

44:21

And you have to get an special account at a broker or a Mercantile exchange.

44:25

Now each trade will give you an account if you actually ask them for it and you demonstrate

44:30

that you're not a retard.

44:32

So I do have a futures account, but I have no money and I never trade.

44:34

It's just there so I can look at the numbers and...

44:37

And they don't take my narrow.

44:38

They don't take my narrow.

44:39

Fuck them.

44:40

So what are futures for?

44:43

So it's mostly for large quantity commodity trading.

44:47

So commodities are things like oil, gold and silver, wheat, physical goods that need to

44:53

move from place to place.

44:55

And then there might be a risk in acquiring those goods from nature.

45:02

So the reason we have futures contracts is, let's say you're a farmer and you don't know

45:07

six months from now how good the harvest is going to be.

45:11

But you want to lock in your price right now.

45:14

So you would enter in a futures contract with a trader on Wall Street or wherever and say,

45:19

okay, I want this much per bushel of wheat and in six months I will deliver whatever

45:25

I can.

45:26

So if you have a bad harvest, you still get that price.

45:32

So you're locked in.

45:34

Now if your harvest is so bad that you can't actually deliver it all, you have to make

45:38

up the price difference.

45:39

So let's say you agreed I'm going to deliver 100 bushels of wheat.

45:43

You only came up with 90.

45:44

So you give the 90 at the agreed upon price and then you pay dollars for the missing 10.

45:49

Okay?

45:50

Okay.

45:51

And the thing about futures is that you don't actually have to move the wheat anywhere.

45:57

So two traders can trade futures contracts with neither of them having any wheat.

46:03

So this is actually how a lot of the market manipulation happens if you ever heard about

46:08

that.

46:09

Like in the gold market, something like 95% of the futures trades are just on paper.

46:14

There's no gold moving anywhere.

46:16

So this puts downward pressure on the price because some people like the government can

46:23

just sell infinite contracts because they have infinite money.

46:28

So it's a little bit tricky.

46:31

So if there's price fluctuations in the wheat market, for example, a lot of futures contracts

46:39

will have a daily settlement.

46:41

So if the price goes up by a dollar, you might have to put an extra dollar into your futures

46:45

account and then settle that every day.

46:49

It depends on the contract.

46:50

Each contract is different.

46:53

Now a fun little fact about futures contracts, onion futures are illegal.

46:58

Yeah.

46:59

I see the face.

47:00

Like, what are you talking about?

47:02

Okay.

47:03

So in the 1950s, two guys in Chicago where all the market title trade is and all these

47:08

things are traded, they cornered the onion market.

47:12

So they ended up buying up all the contracts and all the farmers sent all their onions

47:17

to these guys.

47:18

And I guess they had some refrigeration system where they could store them for a long time.

47:23

So in the next year comes and the farmers come to the market and they want to sell their

47:27

contracts for onions and they said, no, we're not going to buy those.

47:31

And in fact, if you try to sell your onions directly, we're going to sell all these stored

47:35

onions at a lower price.

47:38

And what happened was they were actually selling onions for negative money.

47:43

So like you would buy the bag of onions and you're really paying for the bag.

47:46

The onions were free.

47:48

Yeah.

47:49

So the farmers complained and the government stepped in and said, oh, we're going to ban

47:53

onion contracts, but they didn't ban wheat or orange juice or anything like that.

47:57

Only onions, right?

47:59

So you can do a little experiment if you want to see what the effect of this is.

48:03

Every time you go into the market, the grocery store, write down the price of onions and

48:07

then write down the price of potatoes to compare, right?

48:10

And then after a year, compare the price charts and you'll see that onion prices go crazy,

48:16

right?

48:17

Depending on the weather and all this other shit, whereas potato prices are pretty stable.

48:21

So yeah.

48:22

So and actually a couple years ago, a couple years ago, they also banned box office futures

48:29

for movies.

48:30

So people were betting on how much money the movie was going to make.

48:34

And they also did Hollywood executives complained to the government.

48:37

So they're manipulating our movies.

48:39

And so the government added them to the list of ban futures.

48:42

It was actually fun.

48:43

Yeah, why not?

48:44

Yeah, but these things, they keep markets smooth.

48:47

They make your grocery store prices, you know, more predictable.

48:53

So that's futures.

48:55

Now I'll talk about options.

48:57

Well, with futures, what you were saying there reminds me of that movie training places.

49:02

We've talked about that before, right?

49:03

Yeah.

49:04

So training places, watch the movie.

49:05

It kind of explains what he's talking about.

49:07

It's a pretty good movie about it.

49:08

It's pretty accurate.

49:09

And any Murphy's that it's really funny.

49:11

Any Murphy, Dan, Freud, GD Lee Curtis.

49:13

Oh, yeah.

49:14

Take the top off.

49:15

We have Jamie Lee Curtis movies.

49:17

Okay.

49:18

So let's talk about options.

49:19

I think it's a little bit more complicated, but you have access to them.

49:22

And again, like if you fuck up, don't blame me.

49:26

So an option is a contract to either buy some stocks in the future or a contract to sell

49:33

some stocks in the future.

49:34

Okay.

49:35

Now a contract to buy is called a call and a contract to sell is called a put.

49:39

Now when you buy this contract or write this contract, it has an expiration date in the

49:45

future and it has a strike price.

49:47

And the strike price is the price that is agreed to be paid at the end of the contract.

49:53

So like you can, let's say a stock is trading for $100 right now.

49:56

You can say, I want an option to buy it at 95 in a month.

50:01

And then if a month goes by and the stock price goes down or it goes up, right, I can

50:08

buy it 95 whether I want to or not.

50:12

And the reason people came up with these things is you can limit your losses essentially.

50:17

So whatever happens, you can walk away at the end of the deal, right?

50:22

So if you buy an option contract for $100 and at the end of the contract, you want to walk

50:29

away, you've only lost $100.

50:31

You can never lose more than what you paid for the contract.

50:34

Fair enough.

50:35

Unless you want to.

50:36

Right.

50:37

But the downside of that is that your gains can be limited as well, right?

50:42

So because you have that strike price, if the price of the stock goes to the moon, right,

50:48

your gains are limited to the difference between the new price and the strike price.

50:52

Fair enough.

50:53

And the other cool thing you can do is you can trade both ends of it, right?

50:58

So you can trade the put and then against a call.

51:03

So what that does is it like smashes your profits in this zone.

51:07

Now if the stock trades somewhere, anywhere outside that zone, right, if it goes up really

51:11

high, if it goes low, really high, then you locked your profits in.

51:15

Okay.

51:16

And there's like trading fees and shit like that.

51:18

So like you don't want to do this on one contract because you're going to lose no matter

51:21

what.

51:22

But if you're trading more contracts, you can essentially lock in a decent chunk of profit

51:27

as long as the stock doesn't do something that's just wildly unpredictable.

51:33

So the actually simplest thing you could do as a retail person that doesn't really want

51:38

to get into the math and all that shit is if you already own stocks, you can sell out

51:43

of the money covered calls.

51:46

So what that means is let's say you have 100 shares of Tesla, okay?

51:51

And your Tesla shares are just hanging out.

51:52

They're not doing anything.

51:53

Yeah.

51:54

And you want to make some extra money on the side.

51:56

So you would sell a covered call of your 100 shares of Tesla.

51:59

Okay.

52:00

And let's say the price is 100 bucks.

52:02

So what you would do is I'm going to sell a contract on a strike price of $90, right?

52:09

That's way below $100.

52:11

So the odds that Tesla goes down that much, maybe today is pretty good.

52:15

But so, but in normal times, it's not that good.

52:19

So someone will come along and buy that contract.

52:21

They'll probably pay you 10 bucks, not that much, but you're made a free $10 as long as

52:25

Tesla stays above 90.

52:27

And if not, you got to sell.

52:29

And that's the other thing is if Tesla goes below 90, you don't lose any money.

52:33

You just lose your shares, which you already have.

52:36

What would you lose $10 a share?

52:40

That's if you're booking the profits.

52:41

Okay.

52:42

But you already own the shares.

52:43

Okay.

52:44

Because they're, that's a covered call.

52:46

You already own the shares.

52:47

Okay.

52:48

So a naked call, it means I don't owe the shares.

52:50

So I have to go buy them and then resell them to you.

52:52

Okay.

52:53

Which then you could lose a lot of money.

52:54

It's, yeah.

52:55

It's a little complicated.

52:56

But once you get the hang of it, it's like, oh, I'm getting free money every month.

52:59

I'm going to sell them these covered calls because I own stocks.

53:02

It's just that simple.

53:03

I was doing this for a while.

53:06

And now if you have, if you have certain rules, it's almost a guarantee.

53:10

Now again, not financial advice.

53:12

It's not guaranteed.

53:14

Anything can happen.

53:17

But what I would do is I would just, every month I would sell a covered call on my, on

53:23

my stocks.

53:25

If there was a conference call they do every quarter, then you don't sell because that's

53:31

when the price goes up or down rapidly.

53:33

Okay.

53:34

No, that makes sense.

53:35

Because that can, that can be pretty good.

53:36

Information is given out and people are going to react to the information.

53:38

So as long as you're trading within Windows where there's no conference calls or if there's

53:45

other volatility like tariffs or anything like that or a new election, right?

53:49

Then you can collect, you know, a couple of bucks every month.

53:53

So just look into it, right?

53:54

Don't necessarily, you don't have to do it, but look into it, learn how it works, learn

53:57

how your brokerage site works.

53:58

Because you really want to understand this stuff anyway, right?

54:01

You don't want your money just sitting under your mattress doing nothing.

54:04

You want to be able to earn some interest or capital gains or whatever.

54:07

Safeer to the mattress.

54:08

Yeah, I mean, keep some under the mattress, but deploy some too, right?

54:12

But yeah, that's options and futures.

54:14

If you want me to go into more exotic stuff, I can do that on a different show.

54:18

But yeah, let me know.

54:19

All right, cool.

54:20

So with me, I just want to give you an update.

54:24

It's time to, if your garden is not tilled yet, till your garden, get it turned over.

54:30

If you do not have a compost pile, go buy some compost.

54:33

There is your, any landscape store, I don't think Home Depot or Loaves carries it.

54:38

If they do, they buried it so I can't find it.

54:40

Plus I wouldn't buy it there anyway.

54:42

But your landscape stores, they have, like I bought, my compost pile has been a nightmare.

54:46

I, I'm still working on it because it's turning it over and it's a long story.

54:51

Um, but buy some bad compost.

54:54

I bought steer poop.

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It's funny.

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My wife is like, Oh, we need organic compost.

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I'm like, yeah, I know.

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And she doesn't want poop in our garden.

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What are you doing?

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So we walk up and we go, this is organic compost.

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And she goes, Oh, good.

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By that I go, okay.

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So I put it on the cart, we get it home.

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She goes, wait, there's steer poop in this.

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I go, well, we've already bought it.

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We're using it.

55:18

So, um, so that's going to help my garden out there.

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Cause in Vegas we have, we, we have an issue with garden gardens here and we need to add

55:27

amendments and I'm trying to figure out the amendments to add to, to, I always get my

55:31

plans growing, but producing fruits been a problem the last two years.

55:35

Um, so expecting you to bring some actual stuff to the barbecue this year.

55:40

I sure, uh, because I also, I got a liquid compost.

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I don't want to, uh, show for a company cause I want, I just bought this and I'm

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starting to use it.

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Um, it's a soil rejuvenation, kind of like your mushrooms.

55:54

Well, your mushrooms are going to kind of clean your soil.

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This stuff works on your soil as well.

55:58

Uh, it's made from predominantly coal.

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So I'm kind of curious about how this is going to work.

56:04

Um, I'm going to, I'm going to feed it once a month to my garden and see, but so little

56:08

look at your different options of compost and get that shit tilt in the ground.

56:12

Uh, do a pH sample of your garden and adjust accordingly.

56:16

You want to be closer to acidic than you do neutral.

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Well, new, you want to be close to acidic and low on the neutral scale versus alkaline

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scale.

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You don't want to be alkaline because nothing really grows good with alkaline.

56:27

Uh, what I'm doing this year is I've got tomato plants and pots that I know are good

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soil and I got tomato plants in my garden already.

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I'm going to test and see how they work out together.

56:38

Um, and then I tips for like tilling, how to like how to run or tell her, I mean, it's

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just home depot ransom.

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Um, I ended up buying one, I bought a small one that I was a little concerned about, but

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it was a good price.

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And this thing was a fucking beast.

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It tore up my garden, which is what I wanted it to do.

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Um, I could pick it up with my hand and it does what I needed to do.

57:00

Um, so you've got that going.

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So you get your garden tilt over.

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Uh, check your pH.

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Uh, there's things you can add to your garden.

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pH is it, it's not a quick change, but start working on it.

57:12

Uh, leaves, sticks, organic material, how low the pH.

57:16

So that's good as well.

57:18

Um, but I will probably be presenting this fairly soon.

57:22

If it works out, I have a clay pot with a hole at the top and then holes on the side.

57:29

It was mainly more for a strawberry plant, but I put pepper plants in all the little

57:34

holes on the top and I've got my sweet peppers on top of my hot peppers coming on the side.

57:39

If it comes out like I want it to, it's going to look really cool with the colors of the

57:43

different peppers.

57:44

So I'll post that on there and I will be getting a, uh, be high here pretty soon.

57:49

I'm getting the, the, the flow by way flow.

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Yeah.

57:53

So what I want to do, well, one, I'm going to keep a camera on at 24 hours a day, uh,

57:58

mainly cause some of my neighbors freak out over bees and wasps and they touched my fucking

58:02

hunting nest.

58:03

They're going to deal with me.

58:05

Um, and it's not going to be fucking pretty cause I get pissed when people kill honey bees.

58:09

Um, but I'm also thinking about if, uh, I, I'm buying one that's got a window in it.

58:15

And I think about having that window available for people to view it to watch the little

58:19

bees work.

58:19

I kind of want to see how it works out.

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But, uh, yeah, at this point, get bees cause even my rosemary bushes in the front yard

58:26

are not flowering like they normally do.

58:29

I've got some bees out there, but not a lot and bees love rosemary bushes.

58:34

And then I see about rosemary bushes.

58:36

They provide food for your bees year round.

58:38

So, um, yeah, so I'll be posting some pictures hopefully pretty soon as shit works out.

58:43

But the point is I don't care what zone you live in garden wise till your garden now.

58:48

And that's, it's literally frozen, which I don't think anybody's in that state

58:51

in this country right now.

58:53

You may not be able to plant and talk for Mother's Day, but get it tilled up, get

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compost in there.

58:58

Um, I also threw in some, um, uh, wood chips, which I actually use mulch, but

59:05

make sure if you're going to use mulch, not to get the one that's died cause

59:09

they're dying to get the red colors.

59:12

Yeah.

59:12

They said, uh, that they got to put somewhere, put that dye somewhere.

59:16

Yeah.

59:16

They got it on the food.

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Yeah.

59:17

So they're dying a fucking mulch now, but because your mushrooms, you're going to

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want the mulch you want because the mushrooms need the wood nutrients to grow.

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So, um, get it in, till it up and get it ready to go.

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There you go.

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Cause, uh, people are hungry.

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Bring your stuff to our barbecues.

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September.

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All right.

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