Explicit Firearm prepping, Dark Markets
Ep. 08

Firearm prepping, Dark Markets

Episode description

Firearm prepping, dark markets, and a whole lotta crazy shit that went down this week.

00:00:00 - 00:01:33 Announcements

00:01:33 - 00:35:17 Random news and bullshit

00:35:17 - 01:00:57 Dave discusses dark markets and tips to protect yourself while buying and selling

01:00:57 - 01:10:49 Ron discusses firearms and how they fit in with prepping

Resources discussed on the show:

Dread Forums (Tor link) (http://dreadytofatroptsdj6io7l3xptbet6onoyno2yv7jicoxknyazubrad.onion/), A darkweb forum for discussing dark markets.

Monerica (https://monerica.com), A site that catalogs many other sites that accept Monero.

Moneromarket (https://moneromarket.io), A nice clearnet site for buying/selling using Monero.

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0:00

All right, welcome to the canary in the podcast, the cage podcast.

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I'm already got a word there.

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Yeah, I know I kind of see me for the people Joe Biden for making mistakes.

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I make just as many, but I don't shit my pants.

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So you got Ron Morgan and my co-host Dave Havlicek.

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We are here to entertain you, make you laugh and hopefully educate you a little bit.

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First, we had a couple of announcements.

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Yes, we do.

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Go ahead, Dave.

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So last week we did a double Monero giveaway, one for the best idea of a

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single board PC and then the other one was the best recipe for like a tincture.

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Yeah.

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Or elixir, etc.

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So we had we had someone come in and actually he was the only one for both.

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So I guess he wins by default.

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So congrats to Lucidity.

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All right, Lucidity, man.

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You got some money coming your way.

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Put your XMR address in the chat and we'll send that out to you.

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The other announcement, we are now available on audio only for like you want to listen to the car.

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You know, certain people were complaining that, oh, I got to watch a YouTube video.

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So we're now available on Amazon, Spotify, Apple, a bunch of other podcast platforms.

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So look us up on those, the Canary in the Cage.

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Yeah, but I mean, don't forget to watch podcasts.

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You get to see us.

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I mean, come on.

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That's a bonus right there.

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We have visual aids every once in a while.

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Well, it's just, I mean, look at me.

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I'm just I'm good to look at, I guess.

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I don't know.

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I'm not scaring anybody away, I guess.

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So let's get started with what's going on in the news.

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Holy shit.

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What a crazy.

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It's the last two days have been just fucking nuts.

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How about it?

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And you know, it's the election where they bring up abortion.

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So abortion has been in the news a lot lately.

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I didn't really, I didn't get to that one.

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Oh, really?

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Oh, God, you know, no, it's either black lives matters or abortion.

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They're trying to scare people to vote for Democrat.

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So as a man, I actually don't have a choice on abortion.

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I really don't because I can't either force them into abortion.

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I can't stop some of them from getting abortion.

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So I don't have an opinion.

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Well, but if you wanted to be a woman, then you could be.

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Can I get pregnant?

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Well, apparently.

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That's true.

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Oh, you know, I actually thought about joining the woman's sports

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because I might dominate in that.

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Right.

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Like WNBA, man.

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But yeah, while swimming, I'd lose no matter what.

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I'd lose to a 12 year old girl.

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No offense to 13 year old girls, but sure you beat me too.

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But no, with abortion, though, it's like you got some states

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or Arizona banned it completely.

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But that's a that's a move towards Trump.

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They're just there.

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They've got a little secret thing going on.

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But Trump did come out and go, that's too strict, guys.

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So he can't play it right.

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Right.

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Right.

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But in some states are doing long term abortions.

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Long term abortions?

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Oh, yeah.

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Like birthday.

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Well, it's I don't want to say a late term, late term, long term,

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late term, long term.

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Damn, man.

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Whereas kind of where I'm going, it might be a long term thing here.

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Because if you want me as a man to have an opinion, I want abortions

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up to the age of 26 because that's where the brain's fully developed.

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Yeah.

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So I think we should have the right to abort our children up to 26

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because you never know what you're going to get.

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Right.

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I mean, I'm not saying like your boss or your friends could abort you

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because I know my friends were going to be a joke long time ago.

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But yeah, no, it's it's just they they they're like, oh, the late term

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abortions don't exist.

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It's propaganda, but 10,000 babies a year get killed right before birth.

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So from what I understand is that pretty much all those are like health

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complication issues.

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Um, yeah, maybe, maybe not personal choice.

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Uh, I mean, who's well, okay.

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So there, there are people that will get pregnant and then do a certain

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genre of adult entertainment, let's say, and then get an abortion.

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But that's got to be like less than 10 people.

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No, I say it's 10,000 a year.

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No, I mean, like 10,000 is a total number, but the people who are doing

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it for personal reasons, they all they said the article is, it's an elective reason.

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Okay.

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What the hell does that mean?

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Well, I mean, that could mean like the baby has Down syndrome.

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True.

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But you gotta love the Down syndrome kids though.

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You can't afford that these days.

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I mean, inflation.

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Yeah.

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With food costs.

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Oh, Jesus.

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That is true.

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So I guess we're in favor of it.

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It's a whole extra chromosome.

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You can't afford that.

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Oh, I do like that comic.

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I don't remember his name though.

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He is doing, he was on Saturday Night Live doing Down syndrome jokes.

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Well, apparently he has a relative who has Down.

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Oh, that's okay then.

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Right.

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Well, cause he goes like, he's like, yeah, yeah.

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I, Shane Gillis, that's who it was.

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He's like on Saturday Night Live, which is kind of, kind of like, I don't watch it,

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but I caught the highlight of that one.

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But he's like, yeah, my family, we have Down syndrome.

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And he's like, I barely missed that G.

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He's like, it almost got me.

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But he brought up a good point.

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No matter what's happening on earth or in the world or anywhere, they're happy.

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That's true.

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I mean, they don't, they don't care if Biden is screwing up the country or if

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they're going to put Trump in jail.

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They're happy.

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So speaking of Trump going to jail.

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Oh my goodness.

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Oh dear God, I think they're going to do it.

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Of course.

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So the entire time they've been talking about this, I'm like, fucking do it.

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Do it.

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And he even Trump's like, Hey, I'll be your Nelson Mandela.

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And I love that comment.

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But here's the trick.

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Oh, what is this guy's name?

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I got to find him real quick.

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Oh boy, not prepared.

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No, I'm prepared.

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It's all right here.

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It's like, I got so much shit to talk about.

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So we have, what is this?

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Bernie Thompson, Democrat out of Mississippi.

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He was part of the J6 committee.

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Okay.

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So we already know he's a piece of shit.

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So he's introduced a law in the house.

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Oh yeah, I did hear about this.

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To ban anyone's Secret Service Protection, who was committed

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estate or federal crime.

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Right.

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And this New York case with, um, oh, I, I, I, Dan Bonjir calls him a

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Twinkie Eater.

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I can't get that out of my head because I have an Alvin Bragg.

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That one, he might get convicted of because of the judge.

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Oh yeah.

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That means terrible.

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So they take his Secret Service away.

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That's, that's a problem.

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Um, because before, if you lock him up, the Secret Service could have said,

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okay, every prisoner got to go.

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Well, so look about this way though.

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So a lot of these guys in prison, they're not against Trump.

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Why would they be against Trump?

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Okay.

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Some of them might be because of his hard law and order kind of shit, but a lot

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of them, like he's in rap music videos.

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He, he's like a hero, even though he's a billionaire playboy, you know,

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Oh, no, no, no, black people.

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He's loving this guy.

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I mean, like, not just black, but white criminals too.

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Oh God, I was just racist.

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Sorry about that.

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Yeah.

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Yeah.

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But, um, no, think about it.

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Like they're going to be his bodyguards.

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No, and that's true.

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But I mean, I'm thinking, you know, like night, the guards are shopping online,

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buying whatever they buy.

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Cameras are down.

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Yeah.

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But, but imagine like Trump's cellmate is his new bodyguard.

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What are they going to do?

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Now we're talking about like a reality TV show.

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Like it's Oz.

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Have you seen Oz?

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Yes, I did.

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How did that guy keep his hat like this on this side of his head?

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I still want to know that.

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At a B.C.

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At a B.C.

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Yeah.

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I did love Oz.

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Love me some Oz.

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But yeah, no, but if they do, if they do, this is, this, I'm done.

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I'm done with the government, man.

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I mean, I've always been done, but this is one step further.

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We have got to really do something.

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I mean, call your congressman, call your house members, call your senators.

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This is bullshit.

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He is an ex-president.

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He deserves his life protected.

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I mean, I don't want to pay for it, but I, so I'll offer them this deal.

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Right.

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You get rid of Trump's secret service.

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As long as you get rid of Obama's and Bush's and whoever else is still alive.

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Oh, Jimmy Carter's still alive.

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Yeah.

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Get rid of them all.

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Yeah.

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Done.

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Fair, right?

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And that's true.

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But no, it's, but it's the government overreached right now because they're scared

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to death of Trump is actually entertaining to me.

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Oh yeah.

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They're going to do it.

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Like, I mean, they're definitely going to do something.

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But here's the problem.

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If they get him in jail and they get him off the ballot, because here's the problem.

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We are, the Republicans have a one seat majority in the house.

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And we talked about this last week and they, um, I was at Speaker Johnson, which at

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this point it is a nickname for Dick.

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And at this point, I said, Dick, or house major house, what leader Dick?

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Um, although Trump is actually selling talking favorable about him.

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So that's, that's his big, his biggest issue.

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They're, well, there might be some little bit of, you know, shenanigans going on

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with Trump and I don't know.

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But still at this point, this guy's a piece of shit.

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He's got to go and if they do remove Trump, who the hell are they going to put on?

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So some, somebody they control.

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Yeah.

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So at that point we're going to start writing campaigns.

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I mean, write me in, write Dave in, write your own stuff.

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No, no, no, no, we're going to have, we're going to go to DC for the

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libertarian convention and we're going to hopefully put Michael Rectonwald in there.

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So vote for him.

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He's going to be on the ballot in all 50 states.

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Okay.

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So if the libertarians do pick a good guy.

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All right.

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So I was kind of going to go right my dog in.

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No, no, my dog's really behind the libertarian candidate.

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If it's a good one, if it's a good one, that's, that's the problem.

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We do have some stinkers out there.

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We had one.

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We got the guy with the boot on the head.

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You know, I mean, come on, man.

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I mean, Jo Jorgenson.

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Oh God.

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Yeah, see, there you go.

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Yeah.

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Painted, we painted.

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Hey, I'm going out there.

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I'm doing my part.

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Yeah.

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When is that anyway?

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Um, Memorial Day weekend.

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Oh shit.

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Okay.

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You're going to be in DC on Memorial Day weekend.

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You're going to storm the, storm the Capitol.

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I'm not going anywhere near that shit.

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I don't blame you, man.

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I'm staying in the hotel and maybe I'll go to Chipotle, but that's about it.

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Yeah.

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That's probably a smart move.

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So, um, heard Biden on the air today.

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Oh, about what?

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I mean, he said so many stupid fucking things.

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Shrinkflation.

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Oh, he's talking about that now.

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Apparently that was a Super Bowl ad he did.

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I didn't know he did a Super Bowl ad.

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And he had like bags of chips and Oreos right there.

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And he's not blaming inflation for cost being high.

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He's blaming the corporations for a shrinkflation.

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The corporations involved.

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Jesus Christ, man.

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Get rid of that fucking guy.

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You know, if, if the corporations could sell you 75% less product, how come they

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weren't doing that four years ago?

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Right.

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Right.

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Or eight years ago.

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Yeah.

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No, I know.

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It's ridiculous.

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They're just trying to, just trying to get the word inflation out of our mouths.

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Ridiculous.

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No, but so Biden came out today or today or yesterday with his new tax proposal.

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Do you see that?

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Yes.

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Oh, my campaign promise.

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I will raise taxes for more years.

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For what the fuck is that?

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Do you know the details?

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It's a Trump's, it's the Trump tax code that was written.

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No, no, no, no.

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That, that's, yes, that's happening, but that's not what he came out with just recently.

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Oh, okay.

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So it's going to be right now.

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The capital gains tax is 10% or 15 or maybe it's 20 for a short term.

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He wants it to go to 44.6%.

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Jesus.

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And he wants a 25% wealth tax.

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Okay.

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Has wealth tax.

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Has any other president running for office ever said he's going to raise taxes?

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I, I not in my life.

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No, I know George Bush senior.

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He lied about it.

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Right.

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But George Bush senior, he actually lost his second election because he ran on, I

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will not raise taxes.

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And he had to and he did.

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And he explains to the American people and he lost the election to Bill Clinton.

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Yeah, fuck him.

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Fuck him too.

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Stop raising taxes.

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We pay enough.

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Jesus.

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25.

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So, and it's, it's only on the rich, right?

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So there's your caveat.

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But, but think about it.

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Does it matter?

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Think about like Elon Musk, his worth, I don't know, 60 billion or something like

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that.

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Now 25% of that.

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Okay.

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Whatever the fuck that number is.

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I'm not going to do the math.

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Right.

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But do you think Elon Musk has a bank account with $60 billion?

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No, it's all tied up.

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It's all in stock.

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So he's going to have to sell that stock to get tax.

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Yeah.

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Who's going to buy it?

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Yeah.

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Oh, Black Rock, right?

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Oh, Black Rock Vanguard.

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I mean, what the fuck, dude?

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This is communism.

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Yeah.

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No, we are in the communist states of America.

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Hell, they ban TikTok now.

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Yeah, they did that too.

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Yep.

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And stuck that in on the, that, that foreign, the foreign aid act.

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Absolutely ridiculous.

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And then, so the other thing today, they started going after crypto companies.

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Oh, geez.

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So, the big one that's hitting the news is called Samurai Wallets.

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Okay.

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Now, so they were a Bitcoin wallet and service, which would kind of add some

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later privacy to your Bitcoin.

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Oh, you can't have that.

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So, yeah.

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So like we talked about in a couple of episodes ago, Bitcoin is fully transparent.

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Right.

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And this is why I prefer Monero because Monero is fully private.

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So these Samurai guys were like, well, let's do some funky shit to make the Bitcoin

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private.

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And it's not 100% foolproof, but it kind of works.

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Okay.

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And so the Bitcoin people would be like, oh, see Bitcoin can do privacy, man.

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Well, guess what?

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Now the two founders of Samurai Wallet were arrested today.

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No.

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Maybe it was yesterday for money laundering.

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Because making your Bitcoin private is money laundering.

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Oh, Jesus.

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So, so like, I mean, I've been talking about Monero for years, man.

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And privacy is not fucking optional.

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It's not a debate.

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Like you need to, to prioritize this.

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Welcome to the communist states of America, guys.

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I mean, if we don't put Trump in office and I'm a libertarian, I will not vote for

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Trump because I will support the libertarian party.

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As long as they put a good candidate up there, I want to see them get 15%.

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I want to see them at a recognized party.

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But the reality is I know what affects my household or I know what affects my wallet

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and Trump's got to get in.

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It's we have to do something.

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It's just getting out of control.

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And there's an old saying where, uh, like, uh, tyranny happens slowly at first

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and then all at once.

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Yeah.

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And this is fucking speeding up, dude.

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There's another quote I like.

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The tree of freedom must be refreshed by the blood of patriots.

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And no, patriots and, um, tyrants.

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Oh, and tyrants.

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Yeah.

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Not just patriots.

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Okay.

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Got to get the tyrants in there.

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Well, no, I'm a patriot.

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Right.

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But that means your blood is, well, I might die, but I'm going to fight the fight.

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Well, that's why the tyrants blood has to be there too.

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Okay.

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Let's get them all in there.

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Oh, Jesus.

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So we got the Supreme court.

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They're ruling on that case.

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Um, can Trump have immunity?

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Right.

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Find this kind of funny because they've always been pushing.

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Yes, he's got it.

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He's got to lose that case.

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They got the Supreme court's got to back this, but the time's returning right now.

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Oh my God.

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The questions they asked today.

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Holy shit.

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Uh, I forget which justice it was, but he was like, so how come Obama can get away

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with murdering a US citizen?

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Actually, two.

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And one was a child.

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Correct.

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Yes.

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And are we going to charge him all of a sudden that tight turn it went, uh, what?

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No.

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So they had a couple of all these bullshit arguments as to, well, that doesn't really

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count and blah, blah, blah.

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He's not Trump.

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Yeah.

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He's not Trump.

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That's what it really is.

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And you know, I, a lot of people don't know this, but Trump actually did the same thing.

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Oh, you kill American citizens?

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Yes.

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Oh, so that, that kid, uh, his name was Al-Awlaki, something like that.

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I can't pronounce it.

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Sorry to the Arabian community.

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Um, he had a sister, younger sister, and Trump did a drone strike on her.

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Okay.

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And like people don't know that.

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But was she a terrorist though?

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I mean, she was a child.

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Oh, what?

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Oh, it was an accident then.

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Not accident, but collateral damage.

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The same thing the kid, the original kid was.

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Okay.

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Really.

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He was at the wedding party with the, with the real target.

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Oh, yeah.

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And I don't know who the real target was in the girl's strike, but it's all on Wikipedia.

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How about we just stopped drone strikes?

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How do we stop doing war?

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How about we protect our own country and fund us?

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Because I do know, okay, I got a question to ask you because I've never been, I'm not

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for the Ukraine war.

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I'm not.

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I don't support it.

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I don't want to fund it and I'm tired of funding it.

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So is it as bad as we hear?

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I don't, I don't follow it that much.

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Um, so some, some videos popped up this week of the bars in Ukraine.

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The bars, like the bars, people party in, drink and have a good time.

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And a bunch of military aged men and women were just having a grand old time.

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I thought they were out of military aged men and women over there.

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Well, when those tourists, they could be tourists.

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Would you go to Ukraine right now?

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No.

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But some people have like, they're not like, okay, do we know that this was in

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the Ukraine?

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First of all, yes.

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No, no, I've got, I got tons of videos.

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Well, how do we know those were in the Ukraine?

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Like, have you been to Ukraine?

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No.

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Okay.

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I mean, yeah, sure.

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I mean, but the media, the media is actually talking about it.

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I mean, I don't know.

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I don't, I can't say for sure.

16:34

They're in Ukraine, but that's what they're promoting.

16:36

There's been enough eyes that somebody would have went on Google Maps and said,

16:39

Hey, even my right wing crazy podcasters are talking about it.

16:43

So they tend to cite their sources.

16:45

So I have to believe that it is.

16:47

And so this kind of goes back to a story I never talked about.

16:50

Before you go on, do we know it's Ukraine right now?

16:54

Yes.

16:54

Well,

16:55

So yeah, yeah, they always do that.

16:57

Always.

16:58

Well, okay.

16:58

So the reason I bring this up is, um, I belong to a Facebook group for

17:03

moonshiners.

17:04

Okay.

17:04

Okay.

17:05

I, I just still liquor.

17:06

Yeah.

17:06

So what?

17:06

Arrest me.

17:07

Um, and there was a moonshiner he used from Ukraine and everyone's like, Oh,

17:12

dude, I mean, you okay?

17:13

What's, what's going on?

17:14

He's like, nah, maybe we're fine here.

17:15

We're, we're okay.

17:16

This was like six months ago.

17:18

And I'm like, well, maybe he's in a different part of Ukraine.

17:20

Maybe he's kind of, but then you got this story, then it kind of links to this

17:24

stuff.

17:24

And I get it.

17:25

You create the front line is that one area of Ukraine and there's tons of

17:29

Ukraine that are not currently under attack, but it was the age of the people in

17:34

the bar.

17:34

Right.

17:34

Right.

17:35

Right.

17:35

That's where kind of, you know, and yeah, it could be set up.

17:37

It could be, you know, fake who, that's been talking about this before.

17:41

Who knows?

17:42

Right.

17:43

But I don't know.

17:43

So I've been questioned that because this, you know, when the Ukraine war first

17:46

started, there, our media was lying to us and they got called out on it and they

17:51

got caught doing it.

17:52

Yeah.

17:53

We're the ghost of Kiev.

17:55

Or the, or the, the six guys on an island who were like flipping off the Russian

18:00

boat and say, we're going to, you know, we're going to fight you and they all died.

18:04

It was fake.

18:06

It was a fake story.

18:07

They had a sniper woman.

18:08

Remember that one?

18:10

So that's the thing.

18:11

I mean, I don't even know how bad it is over there.

18:15

Right.

18:16

You never know what's going on.

18:17

You know, and we keep sending money and Putin's, Putin's sitting back, go and send

18:22

weapons.

18:22

I'll just destroy them when they get here.

18:24

And he probably will.

18:25

And then the Congress came out today and said, oh, well, you know, we might not win

18:30

this war.

18:32

Then why don't we just send them 60 bills?

18:33

I know.

18:34

Well, because they needed to fill their campaign counter.

18:36

You know, they need their campaign coffers filled up before this.

18:40

Man, I'm getting tired of this.

18:42

And now they're indicting Trump again.

18:44

Which one is this one?

18:45

It's so he's not listed yet, but like Giuliani is all and he's, he Arizona is the

18:51

state that's doing all the false electors.

18:54

Yeah.

18:55

And Michigan's right behind them with another one.

18:56

Yeah.

18:57

You guys, like people don't know this.

18:59

Another thing, every single election, they have the slate of electors.

19:04

Yeah.

19:04

For each party.

19:05

Yeah.

19:06

And they each like submit who they want to win.

19:10

And then like one of them is certified.

19:12

This is just normal business.

19:13

I know.

19:14

But you still have what's that?

19:15

What's that lady in Stacey Abrams?

19:18

She lost the governor's election in Georgia.

19:20

She still thinks she's the governor.

19:21

Right.

19:22

She says I was stolen from me and nothing happens to her.

19:26

Why?

19:26

Cause she's got a D next to her name.

19:29

Jesus.

19:29

Oh, some more news out of New York.

19:33

This guy Dexter Taylor, you heard this one?

19:35

No.

19:35

So he was making his own homemade guns.

19:39

Oh.

19:40

And they don't like that in New York.

19:41

No, I don't like it in America.

19:43

So they busted on his door, arrested him, and he's in court.

19:47

And the judge said, don't bring up the Second Amendment in this court.

19:52

This is New York.

19:53

There is no Second Amendment here.

19:54

Oh, Jesus.

19:55

In court.

19:56

All right.

19:57

Another judge we got to remove from him.

19:58

I mean, how do you say that?

20:01

Even if you think it, how the fuck do you say that?

20:06

Oh, Lordy.

20:07

So speaking of New York, Trump has decided to start campaigning in New York.

20:11

Nice.

20:12

So I'm guessing that trial is going to end real quick because guess where he

20:16

went today?

20:16

Get him out.

20:17

He went to a construction site and all the unionized construction workers

20:22

were there and they were just loving him.

20:24

They loved them some Trump.

20:26

And one guy was being interviewed.

20:28

They're like, Hey, you know, you're here for the Trump rally.

20:30

He's like, I'm not going to miss this.

20:31

Trump's a great guy.

20:32

Yeah.

20:32

They're like, well, what about Joe Biden?

20:34

The guy goes, fuck Joe Biden.

20:36

Yes.

20:37

So we'll can can Trump win New York.

20:41

I doubt it.

20:42

I mean, dude, the construction work.

20:45

I mean, it was.

20:46

I understand.

20:46

But if you're from Chicago, you know how these people are.

20:49

Okay.

20:50

There was a city council meeting in Chicago, believe on the south side.

20:55

And they're like, you're giving all of this special treatment to the immigrants.

20:59

What about us?

21:00

No, the lady goes, if you don't fix this, we're going to turn

21:03

Chicago red.

21:04

No way.

21:05

I mean, they always say they always threaten this shit.

21:07

But there hasn't, you know, the last time Chicago had a Republican

21:11

mayor or non Democrat mayor.

21:12

I do not like 1932 or something.

21:16

Okay.

21:17

So they, so they have had one.

21:18

Yeah.

21:19

Before any of us were alive.

21:21

I don't know.

21:21

I mean, because you've got parts of New York that are Republican.

21:26

Yeah, of course.

21:26

And it's bad.

21:27

And so what I'm seeing is bad in New York right now.

21:31

I assume that's true.

21:32

With the other things, the colleges, I mean, even if the majority of New

21:37

York votes for Trump, why would Trump win New York?

21:41

Oh, who votes?

21:43

Well, okay.

21:43

So who counts the votes?

21:44

Okay.

21:45

True.

21:45

But the ballots have to exist.

21:47

And I go back.

21:49

I don't think so.

21:49

No, no, because it's technically, I'm going to make a prediction for the election.

21:53

Okay.

21:53

Oh, we got a prediction.

21:54

Dave.

21:55

Okay.

21:56

I predict that Joe Biden is going to win with 440 million votes and nobody's

22:00

going to do a goddamn thing about it.

22:02

Okay.

22:02

But we only have 330 million people in the country.

22:05

440 million votes.

22:06

I'm calling it.

22:07

All right.

22:07

I can't argue that.

22:09

That's solid logic.

22:10

So no, but it's so, okay.

22:12

So in 2022, I believe a red wave should have happened.

22:17

Right.

22:17

And it was voter fraud that kept it from happening.

22:19

I don't.

22:20

So no, I think they did a lot of self-sabotage there.

22:22

Okay.

22:23

No.

22:23

So here's my point to this.

22:25

So they wanted to keep control of Congress, but they lost the house.

22:29

Right.

22:30

What three states made them lose the house?

22:32

I don't remember.

22:33

New York, California and Oregon.

22:35

Okay.

22:35

States that they thought were safe, right, that were safely in the Democrat

22:39

party's pocket.

22:41

So they did no activity there.

22:43

Right.

22:44

And the Santas kicked out all the federal employees out of the voter, the voting

22:52

areas, whatever we call them.

22:53

And Florida had a red wave.

22:56

So to me, it looks like they were cheating in the areas they thought were

23:02

unsafe, but they needed them and they didn't pay attention to New York.

23:05

I mean, seriously, who would ever think New York, California and Oregon would

23:11

give the Republicans the house?

23:13

Well, I mean, those, like you said, they have red areas.

23:16

Yeah.

23:17

But they were, but they were against Democrat incumbents that lost.

23:21

Right.

23:22

Well, I'm pretty sure California, the area was at least purple.

23:26

Because it wasn't fucking like LA County or anything.

23:28

Or the Bay Area.

23:29

True.

23:30

I don't know.

23:30

I think that, well, because we know there was voter fraud here in Clark County.

23:34

There's always voter fraud, but it's just massive numbers.

23:38

Yeah.

23:39

I, well, so the Republicans really fucking dropped the ball in 2022.

23:43

True.

23:43

And they learned a lesson.

23:46

What did they do?

23:47

They started talking about abortion.

23:48

Hey, we're going to ban abortion and they just can't fucking shut up about it.

23:52

Yeah.

23:52

Dude, just shut the fuck up.

23:53

Well, but you don't have to campaign on it, even if you're going to do it.

23:56

Yeah.

23:56

But that's right after the Supreme Court kicked, uh,

23:59

wrote his way back to the States.

24:01

Why don't they just shut the fuck up?

24:03

Because they, they want to lose.

24:05

They want to, they don't want to be the leader.

24:06

They know it's a losing issue.

24:08

We've proven that Republicans, Republicans don't want to rule the house.

24:11

That's my point.

24:12

That's what I'm saying.

24:12

Like you're not going to see necessarily what you think you might see in, in the

24:17

presidential election.

24:19

That is true.

24:20

Yeah.

24:20

So who knows what's going to happen?

24:21

But man, I was actually looking for that video before you got here about that

24:25

construction worker.

24:26

I really wanted to play that, but, uh,

24:28

something to link maybe I'll stitch it in here.

24:30

Uh, don't even think I've got because I mean, it's, you know, it's hard to find

24:34

something on the internet.

24:35

Yeah.

24:35

Um, when Google and the overlords don't want to see it, but it was on some podcasts

24:40

this morning.

24:40

So that's where I saw that.

24:43

Um, what else do we want to talk about?

24:45

Oh, okay.

24:46

Um, have you heard about Australia?

24:48

Australia?

24:48

Australia.

24:49

You know, it's a country full of prison, full of prisoners.

24:52

Right.

24:52

Okay.

24:53

And they, they, they did the banning of the, well, the buybacking of guns.

24:56

Right.

24:57

So they're currently more guns in Australia than they were before the gun buyback,

25:03

but owned by less people.

25:04

Right.

25:05

So more, so less people own more guns.

25:08

Okay.

25:09

And guess what they're doing now?

25:11

Uh, Australia or the gun owners?

25:12

Australia.

25:13

I'm saying you got to take people's guns away before you do stupid shit.

25:16

Right.

25:17

And they're going after Elon Musk for free speech violations.

25:21

So, uh, what are they going to do?

25:22

He's an American citizen.

25:24

They're, they, they might be doing the kind of the whole Brazil thing, just

25:28

ban an X.

25:29

I saw the PM, uh, say like memes should be illegal.

25:33

He was like, they were making fun of me on Twitter.

25:37

They were, they were making edited photos of me and that, that's not a,

25:41

it's a dick.

25:42

Like go fuck yourself, man.

25:43

It's a free speech.

25:44

Yeah.

25:44

And what, what are the, one of the ladies in government, she's like, well, how

25:47

can Elon Musk do this?

25:48

This is ridiculous.

25:49

He can't be allowed to do this.

25:51

Yeah.

25:51

But you don't have an authority.

25:53

You took your citizens guns away.

25:55

That's why you can't do that for Twitter.

25:57

Twitter is an American company run by American citizen.

26:01

Well, Brazil, the Brazil's doing it.

26:04

They're going after, they've already, they're, they're deep enough.

26:06

So actually Elon said, I could be wrong about the details, but I'm pretty sure

26:10

he said we're not shutting down.

26:12

We're just going to close our local offices out of Brazil because, because

26:15

Brazil can attack those offices.

26:17

True.

26:19

But if you take those offices out, you're on the internet.

26:21

They can't stop you.

26:23

But make them stop you.

26:25

No, I mean, Elon Musk is going to five and he also offered, was it

26:29

startling to all schools in Brazil?

26:31

Yeah.

26:32

So they can keep the internet.

26:32

Nice.

26:33

Yeah.

26:33

No, you don't musk.

26:34

I mean, I know you've got your issues with him, but no, I'm digging this guy.

26:37

I really am.

26:38

Well, so here's the thing.

26:39

Like if, if your jurisdiction bans Twitter or bans Tik Tok, we're banning Tik Tok.

26:44

Yeah, we mentioned, uh, that's why we had the dark web people.

26:47

Dark web.

26:48

You know, dark web.

26:50

So yeah, so we got to fight back somehow.

26:53

Speaking of fighting back, um, have you heard about the climate change shutdowns

26:59

that might be coming our way?

27:01

Fucking Biden.

27:02

Who's coming up with this shit?

27:03

By the Democrats.

27:05

It's not Biden.

27:06

No, Biden can't fight his way up his own bedroom.

27:09

Um, no, we all know Biden's not, Biden's not rolling this country.

27:13

It's, it's probably Obama.

27:15

I guess what do you think about that?

27:16

Actually, who do you think's pulling the public?

27:17

Sure he's got influence, but it's not, it's not one guy.

27:20

I don't think it's one, but it's a group.

27:22

But I do believe Obama's a part of that group.

27:24

And Hillary Clinton is too.

27:25

Sure.

27:27

So yeah, no, there, because they have to do something if they can't get Trump off

27:31

the ballot, cause he's going to win in a fair fight.

27:33

There, I mean, the numbers are there for him.

27:36

That's what it seems like.

27:36

Yeah.

27:37

But they, and they don't want him to win and they can't let him.

27:39

Right.

27:40

Of course.

27:40

So it's going to get crazy.

27:41

I mean, if he does, like they're all fucking done, right?

27:45

They're toast.

27:46

Because they've opened this floodgate of, Hey, now you can prosecute a past president.

27:50

Yeah.

27:51

Well, baby, not.

27:52

Well, I, I, I, he's already being prosecuted.

27:54

But I think the Supreme Court is going to roll in Trump's favor on that one.

27:56

It doesn't matter.

27:58

Yeah.

27:58

It was like the state courts have already opened the door.

28:01

That's true.

28:02

Tennessee, they can do, go after Biden.

28:04

Texas can go after Biden.

28:06

There's a lot to go for Biden on Jesus.

28:08

Texas, especially with the whole border shit.

28:10

Yeah.

28:11

But yeah.

28:12

But even like with, with Texas, I mean, in 2020, they filed a lawsuit against

28:18

election, electoral fraud and the Supreme Court was supposed to rule on it, but they

28:22

punted.

28:22

Yeah.

28:22

But you're, you're missing the whole, Texas has its own state courts.

28:28

They can sue Biden.

28:29

Yeah.

28:30

But arrest Biden.

28:31

He died him.

28:32

For state crimes.

28:34

There's nothing the feds can do about it.

28:36

Yeah.

28:36

You're right.

28:36

Because it was a Biden, when they took over their own borders and that one part.

28:40

Right.

28:40

Biden tried to stop.

28:41

That actually was a great showdown because Texas won.

28:44

They're like, you've got a week to open, to let our federal agents in and Texas is

28:48

like, nope.

28:49

It's like the protesters in New York at the colleges.

28:52

So the college in Dallas, Texas decided to show some solidarity.

28:57

No, holy fuck.

28:58

I wanted to get to that next because Abbott, Governor Abbott is a fucking moron.

29:02

Oh, okay.

29:04

Okay.

29:04

So I didn't watch the videos or anything.

29:07

So like they're doing these protests in all these colleges.

29:09

Right.

29:09

And the cops came and arrested a bunch of the kids on the Austin.

29:14

Also, I saw the Dallas one.

29:15

And maybe I'm sure Austin was one too.

29:17

They're wherever.

29:18

Yeah.

29:19

So now I don't know what they were arrested for.

29:21

I guess it's trespassing or something.

29:23

But I mean, you're on a college campus.

29:25

It's public property.

29:26

True.

29:26

But but they were they were setting up tents for encampments.

29:30

Yeah.

29:30

So but the issue isn't any of that.

29:33

The issue is dumb fuck Abbott gets on Twitter and says anti-semitism will not be

29:38

tolerated in Texas.

29:40

Now, hey, guess what, dumb fuck?

29:42

That's a First Amendment issue.

29:44

You just nullified all those arrests.

29:46

You opened yourself up to a civil suit.

29:48

You're going to be paying millions of dollars to these college kids.

29:52

Oh, OK, because it's public property.

29:55

You have a right to protest.

29:56

Right.

29:56

But and I'm a protest.

29:58

I want everyone to protest, but you do it peacefully.

30:01

Of course.

30:02

And you don't stop somebody else who's not doesn't care about your 100 percent.

30:06

You let them be.

30:07

But guess what?

30:08

If a cop arrests you and says during the arrest, this is because you protested.

30:14

Civil lawsuit right there charges drop civil lawsuit.

30:18

But it's Texas.

30:19

Doesn't matter.

30:20

That's a federal suit.

30:21

OK.

30:22

Well, that's interesting.

30:24

That might that's borderline.

30:25

Another prediction you just did.

30:26

Wow, we're getting up with the predictions.

30:28

This is why you shut the fuck up, man.

30:30

Like it's not just it's not just a youth thing, right?

30:32

The cops need to shut the fuck up, too.

30:34

Yeah.

30:34

And and Governor Abbott is a member of the executive branch.

30:37

He's technically a cop in this situation.

30:39

The governor's.

30:40

Yes.

30:41

I did not know that.

30:42

Well, the executive, the cops are part of the executive.

30:44

Yeah, I agree.

30:44

No, I guess I never thought that far through.

30:47

Wow.

30:48

OK, we've been going over some crazy shit here today.

30:51

Well, it's been a crazy fucking week.

30:52

Oh, it's just going to get crazier.

30:54

Absolutely.

30:56

Yeah, because no, I do believe they are going to try to shut down on us.

30:58

So be prepared for that.

31:01

Maybe we should also how to prep for a shutdown.

31:03

That's a good idea.

31:05

You know, start a podcast about that.

31:08

I never thought about that.

31:10

So you got anything in the news?

31:12

So I've been a little.

31:13

I think I brought up the ones I wanted to bring.

31:15

Yeah, OK.

31:17

So yeah, we we just got to pay attention to people.

31:20

We have to fight.

31:21

I mean, call your congressman, call your senators, find out the number.

31:24

You can it's easy to find out, call and voice your concerns.

31:28

Whether you're at home in bed, walking down the street,

31:31

call them and let them know this is ridiculous.

31:33

Because at this point, I don't even know if the Democrats need that

31:38

extra seat in the house to roll the house with Dick in there.

31:41

Speaker, there.

31:42

Oh, there is one more I wanted to talk about.

31:44

Do you remember when Trump first got elected?

31:47

He put this guy in charge of the FCC, Ajit Pai.

31:52

No, Indian Indian guy.

31:54

OK, no.

31:55

And he comes on and says, I'm going to get rid of that neutrality.

31:58

Oh, yes.

31:59

And everyone went fucking blew their minds.

32:01

Yeah.

32:01

They're going to charge you to go to Amazon and charge you to extra

32:05

to go to Netflix and blah, blah, blah.

32:06

Right. Well, they removed that neutrality in 20.

32:09

I think it's 2016, like right for one of the first acts.

32:12

None of that should ever happen. Right.

32:15

You know, the Internet has done nothing but get faster, more coverage.

32:18

Now, prices did go up, but they went up less than inflation.

32:21

Yeah. So that's a win, right?

32:23

Yeah. And guess what happened today?

32:25

What they voted to put net neutrality back.

32:29

Now, now, why why would they do that at the same time as going after

32:33

crypto privacy at the same time as this tax shit?

32:37

Right. That's fucking fishy as shit because net neutrality

32:43

allows them to monitor network traffic to ensure compliance.

32:48

OK.

32:49

So they can go to your ISP and say, hey, we got to we got to make

32:53

sure you're in compliance with net neutrality.

32:55

So show us all of Ron's traffic.

32:59

Well, they can do a warrant to for it.

33:01

They won't. Oh, because they don't need to.

33:04

They don't need to. Yeah, bastards.

33:05

But if I was in Congress, I'd be protected.

33:08

Well, that's FISA. That's different.

33:09

Well, that's FISA. Yeah.

33:10

Because they're not spying on you.

33:11

They're just making sure that your traffic is in compliance,

33:14

that you're not being discriminated against.

33:16

Now, can they shut the Internet down?

33:19

Through this law, I'm not sure I didn't read through it.

33:22

But if they want to do it, they're going to find an excuse to do it.

33:26

Yeah, they will.

33:27

So actually, Trump got an endorsement today.

33:30

Yeah. OK. Bob Barr. Bob Barr. Wow.

33:35

I know the name.

33:36

So he was a Democrat.

33:38

He was a libertarian.

33:39

He actually ran on the libertarian ticket, I believe.

33:42

He might have been a presidential or vice president.

33:44

OK. Back in.

33:46

It was just like 90 something in the 90s, I believe.

33:48

But he was he was a top cop for Trump in the White House.

33:52

OK. And Trump always kind of blamed him

33:54

for all the shit that was going on that he refused to enforce.

33:58

But yet now he's endorsing Trump.

34:00

Well, who's he going to endorse?

34:01

Well, Biden, of course.

34:05

And oh, did you hear about the fight on this?

34:07

Well, the Secret Service had a little altercation this morning.

34:11

What the fuck was that about?

34:12

I haven't seen a lot on it yet, but basically it was Kamala Harris's

34:16

one of her Secret Service guys. Yeah. Kind of freaked out.

34:19

Yeah. So the dirt box was

34:21

talking about that was Jules and Kaptard and Jules Jules said,

34:26

maybe he that he got some of the shit that Kamala Harris is on

34:30

because he was kind of acting spacey and out of control.

34:32

And they had to handcuff the guy. Wow.

34:34

So we don't know what's going on.

34:36

And apparently the the and this is another problem.

34:38

The the head of the Secret Service, I believe, is a Biden appointed woman

34:43

who is concerning to what she might do with the Secret Service for Trump as well.

34:48

Interesting. So hold on tight.

34:51

It's going to be a bumpy ride.

34:52

Yeah. All right.

34:53

I think that's kind of all the news I got.

34:55

I mean, go through my notes here, but I think I got everything covered.

34:58

I thought this was going to take a whole lot longer.

34:59

It's so much shit to get through.

35:00

I know. Well, we kind of like go off.

35:02

Yeah, we kind of have fun doing it.

35:04

So because I mean, you guys, it's all fun and games.

35:07

We can't get not alive and we can't take this shit serious.

35:09

Yeah. What's going to happen is going to happen.

35:11

And we just got to hope and be prepared for it and ride the wave.

35:15

So what do you got for us today?

35:17

Yeah. So I'm going to talk about dark net markets.

35:20

So, you know, you got your I2P running, you got your Monero all set up.

35:24

Now, what are you going to do with this stuff? Right?

35:26

Well, you can buy and sell goods and services on the dark web.

35:31

So I kind of just wanted to go over some

35:34

some things you kind of want to think about when you're when you're interacting

35:37

with dark web markets, because it's not like you go on Amazon

35:40

and you tell them your name, your address and your credit card and ship me the product.

35:43

Because, you know, there could be bad people out there.

35:46

Right. You don't want to necessarily fully trust the person you're trading.

35:49

With. So just some generic

35:55

things to keep in mind. Use a password manager.

35:58

So OK, you don't want to have the same password everywhere, even on the clear net.

36:02

Right. So, you know, if someone hacks your Amazon,

36:06

they don't necessarily have your other accounts as well.

36:08

True. OK. So there's these things called password managers,

36:10

which you have one password for the manager and then it manages,

36:15

you know, your website passwords. Oh, OK.

36:19

So there's there's some popular for pay ones.

36:22

There's like LastPass, which I would recommend against.

36:25

OK. But they have like they're the probably the ones you've heard of the most.

36:29

Proton Mail has come out with airs. It's called ProtonPass.

36:32

OK. I haven't used it because I actually do my own self hosted,

36:36

which is called KeyPass XC. Oh, cool.

36:40

It has browser integration. Oh, it can do syncing across multiple devices.

36:45

You know, I have it on the phone as well as the laptop.

36:49

It stores your it will generate passwords up to any, you know, criteria you want.

36:54

Oh, nice. So, you know, you sometimes you have a website where it says,

36:57

oh, you can't use the apostrophe in your password.

37:00

Well, you can you can tell KeyPass, hey, don't give me an apostrophe.

37:03

Oh, OK. Random password.

37:05

And it'll store like various notes.

37:07

It'll it'll do history so you can get the last 10 passwords you've used.

37:11

Oh, no. OK. Yeah.

37:13

It's a great program. Check it out.

37:15

So when you're buying on the dark web, you're buying a product.

37:18

Do you buy products that get shipped to your house?

37:20

Or do you have like a P.O. box somewhere?

37:22

Well, yeah, I'm going to get to that a little bit.

37:24

See, I can jump in the gun. I'm still I'm still doing the general

37:27

yeah, advice.

37:29

So there's something called PGP, which is a encryption suite.

37:34

So it lets you send messages to each other encrypted.

37:37

Oh, OK. So it's a public private key setup.

37:39

So you would share your public key with everyone and then you keep your private key.

37:44

OK. So you encrypt things with the private key

37:47

and then people with your public key can can decrypt.

37:52

So you get most dark web markets are going to have some kind of PGP encryption

37:57

because you don't want necessarily even the operators of the market

38:00

to know what you're talking about. Right.

38:02

You just want the buyer and seller to communicate with each other directly.

38:07

Another thing is a lot of a lot of these places are custodial because they do escrow.

38:11

OK. So you don't just pay to the buyer or to the seller directly.

38:16

You would pay to the sites and the site would would wait for the product to arrive

38:20

and you to click Yes, I got it. OK. And then release the funds.

38:24

So for sites like that, you only want to have a small amount on there.

38:29

Right. OK. Because some of these places do exit scan

38:33

where they'll say, oh, we got a bunch of fun.

38:34

Let's just close the site down and steal it.

38:37

I think I heard it. Sorry if I do in that.

38:39

So never keep more on there than you're currently buying and selling with.

38:43

So do the Las Vegas rules.

38:46

What is that? Don't gamble more.

38:47

He got it because you will lose.

38:50

The other thing you want to do is on the dark web,

38:52

there's a there's a group of forums called the Dread forums.

38:55

And this is where you can come in and talk to other users, get advice,

38:59

find out which markets are trustworthy, which ones are not.

39:02

OK. But how do you trust the site that's telling you what's trustworthy?

39:07

Well, it's not a site. It's a bunch of people. OK. OK.

39:10

I mean, as far as we know, right, exactly.

39:12

They could be faking the whole.

39:13

They'll be in the Ukraine video.

39:15

So I'm trying to get you back.

39:16

I mean, you've got to ask these questions.

39:18

No, I know. This is your money and your identity we're talking about. OK.

39:22

But yeah, like go on Dread forums.

39:24

We can pop the link on the website in the chat room if you want to come by.

39:30

But now I mean, you might be covering this too.

39:31

We see the markets.

39:32

I mean, literally, you can buy anything you want.

39:34

I mean, is it does everything exist at the dark web for sale somewhere?

39:38

So unfortunately, most things on there right now are illegal.

39:44

And what I'm trying to do is actually get more legal products out there.

39:47

Right. Because, you know, sooner or later,

39:50

they're going to say that that thing you're selling that's legal.

39:53

Well, that's not legal anymore.

39:54

Right. So you want to have a way to still make a living for yourself.

39:57

Right.

39:59

That doesn't depend on the whims of Joe Biden.

40:01

So all these tick tock influencers can go sell shit on the dark web.

40:04

Right. Right. Right.

40:06

You got to make your money somehow. You got to eat.

40:07

Yeah. So. So yeah.

40:09

Just, you know, and the other thing is, right,

40:12

it's still virgin territory.

40:14

Like, you know, like I mentioned on the dark web.

40:16

Right. Right.

40:17

So if you have an idea that you want to sell things,

40:19

well, start selling them on the dark web.

40:21

Right. Don't don't wait.

40:23

You know, start doing it now. Right.

40:27

Yeah, it makes good sense.

40:28

But yeah, so like if you if you only want to buy,

40:30

so let me go a couple of things to help protect yourself for that.

40:33

If you're just a buyer. Yeah.

40:35

One is protect your identity. Right.

40:36

So you mentioned now, how do you want to ship the products?

40:41

So P O boxes and mail services, those are an option,

40:44

but you have to give your ID to use those things.

40:47

So traceable to the government is traceable to back to you.

40:51

And if you're only buying mundane things, you know,

40:55

it's probably not that big of a deal.

40:57

You know, you can cycle these things, right?

41:00

Like you can open one for a month, shut it down and then go to a different place.

41:05

Or you can ship it to your neighbor's house down the street.

41:07

Well, so here's the real good one.

41:11

The best thing to do is is find an unknown

41:14

or a vacant house nearby and ship it to that place.

41:18

I really did not know you.

41:20

Well, I mean, I love that you're thinking this way

41:22

because that that means, you know, I'm on the right track here.

41:26

So yeah, like, you know, learn your neighborhood.

41:29

Find out the houses where people may be on vacation a lot

41:32

or there's nobody living there at all and all the squatters are.

41:35

That's you know, spot houses, right?

41:38

And find out what time the mailman arrives, all that kind of shit

41:42

and, you know, wait for deliberate there and be a porch pirate.

41:48

And so you want to avoid places that are both too far away and too close to you.

41:54

Right. Right. So if it's too close, then they can pinpoint where you are.

41:57

But if it's too far, that means you have to drive.

42:00

And guess what? You're corresponding on you.

42:02

So if you drive, they're going to find you.

42:04

So do you leave your cell phone in the house?

42:06

Can you go steal the package?

42:07

Yes. Well, it's not stealing. It's your package.

42:09

True. But your trespass is to go get it.

42:11

Well, not really. It's on the porch.

42:13

I mean, you're allowed to go on someone's porch.

42:15

Oh, yeah. And the package has name that's not necessarily your name, but

42:20

is yours. Your package. OK.

42:22

It's your package.

42:25

So yeah, if ideally you want somewhere that is fairly close by,

42:30

but not super close and if you have public transit in your city,

42:35

that is a lot better because they can't track you getting on and off

42:38

as long as you pay with cash. Right.

42:41

Oh, here's my bus card.

42:43

Yeah. So so yeah, get on public transit, pay with cash.

42:48

Go get your package and come back home and.

42:51

OK.

42:53

So now one thing you might have happen to you when you go to pick up that package

42:57

instead of the package, you might see a letter that says your package couldn't

43:00

be delivered for blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.

43:02

This is a trap.

43:03

Do not go to the post office and turn that in.

43:07

Yeah. Your shit is gone.

43:09

OK. Just let it go.

43:11

Don't walk. Don't use that house again.

43:14

Don't use that cellar again.

43:16

Oh, yeah. Your package is gone. OK.

43:18

It reminds me of when a few police departments,

43:22

I probably back in the 90s, I think it was, they had a bunch of people

43:25

they had warrants on them. Yeah.

43:26

So they sent them a letter that said, hey, you want a free TV?

43:29

You want a free boat?

43:31

These dumbass go out.

43:32

Yeah. Yeah. You're arrested.

43:33

Don't don't. So yeah, if it's not your package, get the fuck out of there.

43:37

Yeah. Just burn it.

43:40

So so that's my advice for buyers.

43:41

It's fairly basic, fairly straightforward.

43:45

Now, there's obviously a lot more things you can do, depending on your

43:47

threat models and all that kind of shit.

43:50

So that's actually what our Monero challenge is going to be for this week.

43:52

Oh, shit. So pop into the chat room and tell us tips that you have.

43:58

Oh, nice.

43:59

And the best tip will win 0.01 XMR.

44:04

Yeah. So let's get on to if you want to sell on the dark web.

44:07

Oh, so this is a little more complicated, right?

44:09

Because you're kind of the business owner.

44:11

Right. You have to maintain all this secrecy and privacy and shit.

44:15

Excuse me.

44:18

So what you kind of want to do is actually know where all the post offices

44:22

in your area are, as well as UPS stores, FedEx stores, DHL, all that shit.

44:26

Right. Know where they are by heart.

44:28

And put them in a document somewhere and randomize them where you want to ship out from.

44:33

Now, post offices have security cameras.

44:36

Yes. Do UPS stores and FedEx stores.

44:39

Oh, everything does.

44:40

Okay.

44:41

So this is actually one of the silver linings of COVID because now wearing

44:45

a mask in public is suddenly OK.

44:48

Right. So what you want to do is you want to put your COVID mask on.

44:51

You want to get a hoodie or a baseball cap, some sunglasses.

44:56

And, you know, like try to disguise your identity.

44:59

Right. Now, do you run zigzag into the post office?

45:02

That's suspicious. You don't know.

45:03

Oh, that is suspicious.

45:04

OK. Just walk normally. OK.

45:07

Leave your phone at home.

45:09

Do not your your Apple Watch.

45:11

All these devices are spying on you, right?

45:13

Leave it all at home.

45:14

That's why you memorize where these places are.

45:16

And don't take your refrigerator with you because they're spying on you too.

45:20

They are.

45:22

So, yeah, like I said, masks, sunglasses, hat,

45:25

you know, whatever you feel will prevent you from being on a camera.

45:30

So another thing you want to do is actually when you're when you're packing,

45:33

when you're buying, packing, when you're handing things in at the post office,

45:37

do not touch things with your fingers. Oh, OK.

45:41

So because fingerprints are in the system, they can take them off the box.

45:46

You don't know who you're selling to, right?

45:47

So the person you're selling to could be the one fingerprinting that box.

45:52

So there's a couple ways to do that.

45:54

Obviously, when you're at home, just put some put some thin gloves on.

45:58

Well, you wear COVID gloves, too.

46:00

Yeah. I mean, if you had the mask on, you could do the whole thing like I'm afraid.

46:03

I'm scared of everything. Yeah, you can.

46:05

There are not many people doing that.

46:07

What about putting super glue on your finger?

46:08

That's another option.

46:09

You can put glue on your fingertips.

46:11

Clear tape is a good one. Oh, OK.

46:13

But so here's one in Vegas that is very interesting.

46:17

So Vegas has a lot of magic shows, right? Yes.

46:19

And one of the things magicians have is called a fake thumb tip.

46:25

Oh, so if you go down to a magic store, you buy a bunch of fake tips.

46:28

Yeah. You can just put those on your finger and nobody even knows.

46:33

See, I thought you were going to say when those little smoke bombs

46:35

and after you get the package, then just throw the smoke bomb around your run out.

46:39

In fact, these fingertips are actually so cool

46:42

that I've been wearing them the whole time and you didn't even notice.

46:46

Holy shit. Yeah.

46:47

I don't know. The cameras probably can't even pick it up.

46:49

But yeah, too much.

46:50

Yeah. So go down to a magic store.

46:52

They sell them on Amazon and other, you know, but again, the Internet tracks you.

46:56

If you have a local magic shop, get some fake fingertips, man.

47:00

Nobody watches your fingers. Yeah.

47:02

So these are great for avoiding, you know,

47:05

because you bring in props. Of course, man. Of course.

47:10

So let's talk about packaging.

47:11

Even looks like a thumb. Look at that. Yeah.

47:14

I guess you can't see that.

47:16

So for small packages, bubble bubble envelopes are the best.

47:21

Oh, yeah. OK. Yeah.

47:22

Because, you know, there's less manipulation.

47:25

You can do it. You do it easily with gloves on.

47:27

You can write right on top of them.

47:30

For larger packages, you're going to have to use boxes, obviously.

47:33

But what you can do is

47:35

get some boxes that are branded.

47:37

So like a Apple box or an Amazon box, you know, logos and shit on them

47:44

because then it looks like the packages are coming from those companies.

47:48

Or you're doing a return.

47:49

Yeah, as opposed to some guy sending packages with duct tape wrap.

47:53

Right. Exactly.

47:54

So and, you know, remove the original labels very carefully

47:58

so that's not scratched and scraped up.

47:59

Like make it look like a new box. OK.

48:02

Because then that's much less suspicious for anybody putzing around.

48:07

I mean, is it like the government or the feds or the cops?

48:09

Are they are they seriously like after these people for doing this?

48:12

Well, not necessarily, but yet.

48:14

If you if you become a big name in this, you're a target, right?

48:20

You're putting. But I like to do this stuff just to practice, right?

48:24

To practice good security measures. OK.

48:26

Right. Because make it happen.

48:28

Right. Because, you know, just because I'm buying something on Amazon

48:32

or selling something on eBay, no one's going to go after me for that.

48:37

But in the case that I do need to do something, I have those skills practiced.

48:41

Right. And I don't have to like go down to check list.

48:43

I think I'm second nature to you. Yeah.

48:45

No, that's actually one of my advice.

48:49

So another thing is check your laws for what is allowed to be shipped

48:56

because a lot of times you go to you go to ship something

48:59

and they'll say, oh, does it have this?

49:00

Does it have that?

49:00

And these questions catch you off guard. Right.

49:04

So like no ahead of time.

49:05

What's in those questions?

49:07

What's legal to ship? What's not legal to ship?

49:09

So give you an example.

49:11

In the USA, you cannot ship alcohol without a license. Right.

49:16

Now FedEx and UPS won't even take it at all, unless you're like a big retailer.

49:21

Now UPS or post office will do it if you have that license.

49:24

But you have some regular jerk off.

49:27

They don't have or you tell us a lava lamp. Right.

49:29

So like now, when you when you if you were to ship a bottle with liquid in it,

49:34

right, all they they can tell there's liquid in it, right?

49:37

It's lost around the lava lamp.

49:39

And yeah, so you can say it's a lava lamp or it's olive oil.

49:44

Bottle of water.

49:45

Now, don't break any laws. OK, don't ship alcohol. But.

49:48

Well, no, I have that.

49:49

See, don't.

49:51

Well, no, no, no, it's but but technically,

49:53

technically, it was not drinkable alcohol because I'm not sure.

49:57

See, that's the thing is you got to check your local laws and well, I can

50:00

what counts, what doesn't because it's all complicated.

50:02

Because you actually reminded of a story I got to tell in a second.

50:04

But I used to buy I buy a lot of stuff at auctions.

50:07

And I would buy those Jim Beam collector bottles.

50:09

Yeah. And they're more if the seal's still on there.

50:11

Right. Well, the seals seal still on there.

50:13

The liquor's still in there. Yeah.

50:15

But they're like 30 years old.

50:16

So no one's really going to drink it.

50:18

Yeah. Well, I mean, like I said, they don't they don't really check.

50:22

Right. But, you know, you just don't want to take the risk.

50:25

Yeah. So the last thing I want to talk about for selling is

50:30

if you're doing shipping labels rather than writing on the on the envelope or

50:33

box, do not print them with your printer.

50:37

Because every printer,

50:40

you ever notice how you only print black and white, but it always complains

50:44

it's out of yellow ink.

50:46

So it's because printers secretly put patterns of yellow ink on every

50:50

piece of paper they print that uniquely identifies your printer.

50:54

Man, people don't know this stuff.

50:56

No, I know that you that each printer does put a secret code on.

51:00

I've actually heard that before.

51:02

So don't print things out of your own printer because that can be traced back to you.

51:05

What I what I would suggest is know the address you're sending to

51:10

then tell the worker at the office and they'll print the label or let them

51:14

slap a label on their fingerprints on it.

51:18

And then, you know, like whatever fits your threat model, again,

51:24

like I can't give you advice for every particular instance.

51:27

You got to think ahead of time and say, you know, what what risks do I have

51:31

to worry about and prepare for those?

51:34

But there are some good practice sites you can use.

51:37

Now, these aren't on the dark web.

51:39

OK, so these all these all sell legal things, but they are mirrored after

51:43

dark web sites. OK.

51:46

So the one I like to use is moneromarket.io. OK.

51:50

So it's all Monero buyers and sellers uses escrow.

51:56

You know, like buying sell things with Monero, right?

51:59

It's beautiful.

52:01

So another site is called monerica.com.

52:04

OK. And what they do is actually they index a bunch of sites that deal

52:09

with Monero, whether that's, you know, markets or VPNs, you know,

52:17

whatever you're looking for.

52:19

If you want to buy it with Monero, check Monerica.

52:22

So you use Monero on those websites, not on the dark web.

52:26

You can't you do use it on the dark web.

52:28

No, no, but this is the site that are off the dark web.

52:30

Correct. So you still use crypto.

52:32

I mean, because there's got to be some cryptocurrency that their websites

52:35

don't allow or they allow them all.

52:37

Or do they even care?

52:39

Well, it depends on what website like each website has to decide for itself.

52:41

OK. But I like to stick to only Monero ones because, you know, Monero is the

52:45

only thing that's money. Right. You trust me.

52:49

Yeah. Like I said, you know, all these tips I gave you use them on legal sites,

52:56

even Amazon, right?

52:58

Just take it for a spin, send an Amazon product to an abandoned house one day

53:02

and just get into practice.

53:04

Yeah. But yeah, that's pretty much what I got.

53:07

So so you might have a kind of funny story that happened to me.

53:11

Oh, God, I don't know, 15 years ago.

53:13

So I buy a lot of shit on auctions and less more, less now, because I used

53:18

to sell antiques and stuff and I do the eBay stuff.

53:21

I always had a booth.

53:22

So I'm on an auction site.

53:24

It's back right in Chicago, matter of fact.

53:26

And I was on an auction site, online auction out of Oregon.

53:29

And I had, you know, I had my shit ready that I knew I wanted to bid on.

53:33

And I didn't really go through their whole list of stuff they were selling.

53:38

So I'm one of my items were coming up.

53:40

So I'm kind of watching the auction and guys like, well, we have glass fire grenades.

53:48

How do you say no to glass fire grenades?

53:50

I mean, you you you can't go, oh, I don't want those.

53:55

I mean, do you know what they are?

53:56

No, but it's I want them anyway.

53:57

I know.

53:58

So what they are is they're an old timey fire extinguisher.

54:02

OK, so there's something burning.

54:04

You go this glass ball out or something.

54:06

You know, it's got a chemical that literally just puts fire out, which is gone.

54:10

Wow.

54:12

And I didn't properly check if it can be shipped or not.

54:16

And I never have to not get the item.

54:19

Yeah. Yeah, that's I mean, the auction house is cool about it.

54:22

They're like, we didn't know we couldn't ship them either.

54:24

Right. Right. Right.

54:24

Well, that's the thing is when they when when the post office says,

54:27

oh, do you have any of this and that in your box?

54:30

No. Yeah.

54:31

It's like they can't open it up.

54:33

It's a post office.

54:33

They need to warrants. Yeah. Oh, yeah.

54:35

They know that's the other advantage is the post office over like that.

54:38

FedEx could just open your shit.

54:39

And that's why UPS will always open the package because you typically ensure it.

54:43

Yes. And they want to verify that it's in there.

54:46

But they're actually.

54:46

So the post office needs a warrant to open your package.

54:48

So it's kind of like what I call the Vegas search.

54:51

They they say they're searching for weapons.

54:54

Yeah. Have you ever been to a bar or a concert venue?

54:56

We get searched. No, not in Vegas.

54:59

Oh, dear God. Yeah. No.

55:00

I mean, it was I mean, even like vamp down the road, they would search you.

55:03

House of Blues.

55:05

Wow. There's a lot of places.

55:06

Well, hell, even Fremont Street's been doing it.

55:09

Which is a big issue with me, but I'm not going to get into that.

55:11

I got searched at House of Blues in Chicago, but it was just a wand.

55:16

It wasn't like. Oh, no, no.

55:17

They can't count or anything.

55:17

It's funny, the vamped one, the old guy would on the girls, he come a little

55:23

bit rubbed the hand down their asses.

55:24

Wow. It was like he just touched my ass.

55:26

And we were watching him. He was doing that.

55:28

But here's the thing.

55:29

So we got to make sure the same place.

55:32

It can't be.

55:33

It you can't have. We can't have weapons in here.

55:35

OK. So what the fuck are you checking the ankles?

55:39

They serve the shoulders.

55:41

Of course, they get the ass if you're a girl, of course, because you never know

55:43

what's in there, but they never go down past the waist.

55:47

And I'm like, well, you're searching the ankles.

55:49

So I always call that the Vegas experience search because.

55:52

They're not searching for fucking weapons.

55:54

They're searching for alcohol.

55:54

If some fucking psycho like rolled up and got out of his car with an AR 15,

56:00

like just, you know, in his hands, what are they going to do?

56:04

Well, they're going to do nothing.

56:05

Well, you're going to walk right in there and shoot as many people as you want.

56:08

So vamped does this and Fremont Street.

56:11

I'm sure there's other ones, these ones I know.

56:12

So they search you before you come in, but in VAMP, they have an outdoor patio.

56:18

Right. So they can just hand you a backpack or Fremont Street.

56:22

They're like, Oh, no, we got to search your.

56:24

So I'm on Fremont Street.

56:26

My I went through and I despise it, but I wanted to see the band.

56:30

And I'm like, oh, Fremont Street.

56:32

So I they've been doing this is before COVID, but they still do it now.

56:35

I haven't been there within the last year.

56:37

So it's well, they do it on New Year's Eve.

56:40

And they also do it during special event concerts.

56:43

Oh, they're not doing it for that.

56:44

OK, yeah, they're not doing it for the fucking band that does all the 80s.

56:48

It drives me crazy.

56:49

You know, it's it's now we're going to a long road here.

56:53

So my wife's like, why don't you like?

56:56

Kind of keep him in the name of this band.

56:57

It's they're always on Fremont Street.

56:59

And the guy does a really good job.

57:01

He is they're not a bad band, but he's shown off like it's his own song.

57:05

And I'm like, he's so involved.

57:07

Yeah. As a comic, I can't go up and tell somebody else's joke.

57:11

Why the fuck is he?

57:12

You know, seeing their song, but seeing it in.

57:16

In honor of the band, I don't know.

57:18

It was just the way he acted.

57:19

Cover songs.

57:20

Well, I know, but it was the way he was acting.

57:22

I know my wife.

57:23

She rolls her eyes at me, too.

57:25

Or the Keith Urban guide that we saw at Arizona and Charlie's cover All Lounge.

57:31

They didn't search us there, but.

57:35

This dude was Keith.

57:36

I think it was Keith Urban, the dude had a strip button

57:38

and a button down here, he's showing off his chest and his balls.

57:41

They're like, he's a stripper.

57:42

He's a fucking stripper.

57:43

I'm like, he's not even looking like Keith Urban.

57:46

And all the older ladies were going, even the younger guy,

57:49

but he like painted, he would give them like the lays and stuff.

57:52

So it was just.

57:53

We saw a queen tribute band at the Brooklyn Bowl.

57:57

Valentine's Day a couple years ago.

57:59

It's nice. It's a nice venue.

58:00

OK.

58:00

Now, I think they wanted us on the way in, but there's no touching anything.

58:03

So getting back to Freemont Street.

58:05

Yeah, getting back to Freemont Street.

58:06

This was before COVID.

58:08

Yeah.

58:08

I went through the metal detector and my wife went through after me.

58:12

I'm like, what the fuck is my wife?

58:13

I look back.

58:14

The fucking security guard is elbow deep in her purse.

58:17

And I go, get your fucking hand on my wife's purse.

58:19

He's the one we're allowed to do this.

58:20

Like, you can't stick your hand in there.

58:22

And so we got a journal.

58:24

I ended up whatever.

58:26

But it was just pissed me off.

58:27

But I'm like, stop saying this for weapons.

58:30

Right.

58:30

Because you have a four foot fence

58:34

that I'm walking into a contained area of a four foot fence

58:36

with hundreds of people walking by the other side.

58:39

Yeah. I can get a weapon in here.

58:41

I mean, I was.

58:42

It's all it's all theater.

58:44

I know. What's all it look for alcohol?

58:45

It's, you know, it's

58:47

or I mean, some people actually there was a concert here at the racetrack.

58:51

The dude went in a few days before the concert

58:54

and buried bottles of vodka.

58:57

He went in and dug him up like a squirrel.

58:59

Yeah. And then one day this back in Chicago,

59:01

I was going to a kid rock concert.

59:03

The dude dropped his thumb down the front of my pants.

59:07

And I'm like, really?

59:08

But so there was a kid rocking leather skinner.

59:11

But I was there a month before for a system of it down

59:14

and another band and they just like barely patted us down.

59:18

And I'm like, what?

59:19

So heavy metal guys and rednecks.

59:20

You do you go up the rednecks? Come on.

59:23

But no, I because I actually wanted to to do a challenge with Fremont Street.

59:27

Go on. How many?

59:28

I'll bet you I can see at least 25 weapons.

59:31

I'm not I mean, I'll do it if you want.

59:34

But I don't know how to approach them because I'm like,

59:36

because you're not admit you're not doing it for weapons because you're not.

59:39

You have to say they have to lie.

59:41

I mean, otherwise no one will stand for it.

59:43

Yeah. But why are we standing for it now?

59:46

Because people are because people don't like guns.

59:49

Well, it's not even afraid of the Vegas.

59:51

We had the whole fucking shooting thing.

59:53

Oh, I don't know.

59:55

But that guy wasn't even in the concert venue.

59:57

Right. He was across the fucking streets.

59:59

He didn't even shoot the guns.

1:00:01

That's getting into a whole other thing.

1:00:03

Oh, I gotta tell you something afterwards.

1:00:06

Well, I can tell you that it's not a big deal.

1:00:07

So I listen to Litterbox.

1:00:09

Yeah. And you know, Mindy Robinson.

1:00:11

Yes. They know her.

1:00:12

Yeah. They were talking about her on the podcast and I'm like,

1:00:15

oh, it can't be the same girl.

1:00:16

And then they go, well, she used to live here in LA and now she lives in Vegas.

1:00:20

I'm like, oh, they go and she's really opinionated.

1:00:22

I go, that is her.

1:00:24

So I thought that was kind of cool.

1:00:27

So but yeah, no, I just have an I have an issue with

1:00:31

public property being managed by a private property, a private company.

1:00:37

And then private company rights, Trump, are public rights, even though tax

1:00:43

dollars built this house or this sidewalk or this building, because it's managed

1:00:48

by a private company, we have to follow their law and not private property,

1:00:52

not public property law, which to me is a problem.

1:00:55

But again, apparently that's all over the country.

1:00:57

Can't do anything about it.

1:00:57

What do you got for for the teaching moment?

1:01:00

Oh, guns.

1:01:02

And I didn't even plan this.

1:01:04

So my sense can be quick and short.

1:01:06

It's, you know, you know, some people that prep a very small percentage

1:01:10

of preppers owns guns, small percentage.

1:01:13

Right?

1:01:14

Yeah.

1:01:14

Because, you know, but it's, it's important to have some for home protection.

1:01:19

And just, I mean, it's just, they're just good to have.

1:01:23

But if you, if you don't like guns or you're scared of guns, but you want one,

1:01:28

don't go out and buy one until you take a, take a class, learn how to use it.

1:01:31

Find the gun that fits in your hand.

1:01:33

Find them the right gun for home protection.

1:01:35

You know, do you need a long gun?

1:01:37

Do you need a handgun?

1:01:38

Do you like the pistol, the revolver?

1:01:40

Look into all that stuff, people, because the worst thing to do is put a gun

1:01:44

in somebody's hand that doesn't know how to use it.

1:01:47

We are very pro gun here, canary in the cage.

1:01:50

But the reality is don't own a gun unless, unless, unless, unless you know how to use it.

1:01:59

If you don't know how to use it, I'm fairly confident every city and state in

1:02:03

this country, you can go somewhere and you can get training on how to use it.

1:02:07

You can rent the gun and go in their gun range.

1:02:09

You can't rent the gun and go out.

1:02:11

Well, no, do you know the door here in Vegas?

1:02:13

We have the gun store.

1:02:14

Have you, have you been to the gun store?

1:02:15

Yeah.

1:02:17

Well, yes, Dave, I have been to the guns.

1:02:20

No, we just so you know, we had a little incident.

1:02:22

I had to leave the podcast studio.

1:02:24

Yeah.

1:02:25

My garage.

1:02:25

And it is best I can.

1:02:26

Yeah.

1:02:27

But yeah, a gun store on Tropicana near Eastern.

1:02:31

Yeah.

1:02:31

Like they have anything you want to shoot and they will teach you how to use it,

1:02:36

teach you proper gun safety.

1:02:37

So, you know, you might be afraid at first, but go, go fire Tommy gun.

1:02:42

It's fun as well.

1:02:43

Well, there's also the gun shop on Blue Diamond does something very similar.

1:02:46

Okay.

1:02:46

But also, if you come to Vegas, you could actually drive a tank over a car.

1:02:51

It's like 1200 bucks.

1:02:53

Yeah.

1:02:53

But you're driving a tank over a car.

1:02:55

So, I mean, yeah.

1:02:57

So, but again, getting back to the gun thing, learn how to use them.

1:03:00

Because feel safe with them, feel comfortable with them.

1:03:03

Because if you ever need it and you don't feel comfortable with it,

1:03:05

someone's going to take it away from you.

1:03:07

Right.

1:03:07

It's the same thing with dark net markets, right?

1:03:09

Yeah.

1:03:09

You want to practice good things now.

1:03:13

And then when you need them, they'll be there for you.

1:03:15

And if you follow Dave's advice, he bought the fake fingers.

1:03:18

Every time he touched your gun, use the fake fingers.

1:03:21

Keep your fingerprints off guns.

1:03:22

These are these are hard to use with a gun, but no, I know.

1:03:26

No, so funny story.

1:03:27

I use strivers.

1:03:28

So I've moved around the country a bit and every time I moved to a new city,

1:03:31

I would drive for Lyft and I was in Denver and I was driving for Lyft.

1:03:35

So I could learn the city and I was giving this guy a ride and he goes,

1:03:37

Oh, can you stop at 7-Eleven?

1:03:38

I'm like, yeah, it's fine.

1:03:39

He goes, Oh, do you mind holding my gun?

1:03:41

Yeah.

1:03:41

Because it's a gun free zone.

1:03:43

I go, you can put it on the seat.

1:03:44

I'm not touching it.

1:03:45

I'm not putting my fingerprints on your gun.

1:03:47

Yeah.

1:03:47

Get the fuck out of here.

1:03:50

In Colorado, they're they're kind of pro gun there too.

1:03:52

I actually know.

1:03:53

You used to be.

1:03:53

Well, I know the Californians are moving there.

1:03:55

Oh, dear God.

1:03:57

But yeah, so, um, yeah, just feel comfortable with them and,

1:04:01

and don't always use it because of the, the reality is I don't know if you,

1:04:04

if you're going to see this in the video now,

1:04:05

but I had to leave here for a second because there was a guy at the door

1:04:08

and he was being rude to my wife and we have a no solicitor sign.

1:04:12

And guess what I didn't do?

1:04:14

I didn't grab my gun.

1:04:15

I went out there and I talked to him and I addressed him.

1:04:18

You do not want to use your gun illegally and know your state laws because if you

1:04:22

use your gun outside of your house in some states, in most states,

1:04:26

you will be the one getting arrested.

1:04:27

Right.

1:04:28

So know your guns and know how to use them.

1:04:31

And just for fun, have a shotgun.

1:04:33

Don't, but a shotgun is not necessary for home protection because it's

1:04:37

to be along and everything.

1:04:38

It can be taken away from you.

1:04:39

But if you rack that thing, that is the scariest sound on earth is what they said.

1:04:44

Cause they would have to talk.

1:04:45

What's the scariest sound on earth?

1:04:46

They're like, the rack, you have a shotgun.

1:04:48

Everyone knows what it is and you run, especially if you live in a small town

1:04:53

and you're fishing on some ladies pond and she just rocks all that show.

1:04:57

That shit hurts.

1:04:58

Stings a little bit.

1:05:00

But yeah, no, guns are good.

1:05:01

I mean, as long as you're, you're safe with them and you know what to do and

1:05:05

have some ammo, have enough ammo for you for a comfortable.

1:05:08

Yeah.

1:05:08

You ever read these, these articles where it's like, man with a thousand rounds

1:05:14

in his house.

1:05:16

It's like, why is it so short?

1:05:19

Only they were you just out of the range or something.

1:05:22

Yeah.

1:05:23

No, but there is, you know, it was stuck up on ammo.

1:05:26

It's not, it's not, well, the expensive right now.

1:05:29

I haven't checked in a while, but yeah, check the prices because it fluctuates.

1:05:34

I mean, back in the good old days, you'd get like 10 cents a round for 553 or 553, right?

1:05:43

223.

1:05:44

223.

1:05:45

And 557.

1:05:45

557.

1:05:46

Yeah.

1:05:46

Yeah.

1:05:46

Okay.

1:05:47

Well, I can look into my toolbox and show you.

1:05:49

But now it's like 30 cents, 35 cents.

1:05:52

Yeah.

1:05:53

But you know, just, just track it and then find what prices are good for you.

1:05:56

Yeah.

1:05:56

And it is, it's far to happen.

1:05:58

And there is, there are safe online places you can buy them from too.

1:06:01

There was a guy in Peru, he literally had a garage full of ammo and he let us

1:06:05

come in and shop, but he was more of an online retailer.

1:06:08

So, and get to know this, the gun community is a good community.

1:06:11

It really is.

1:06:12

People are nice.

1:06:13

They'll help you out.

1:06:14

They'll show you tricks.

1:06:16

And it's just good to have one, especially nowadays with, you know, what's

1:06:19

going on.

1:06:20

Oh, and when you, when you're storing that ammo, if you're in a wet climate,

1:06:24

you better get some proper storage boxes.

1:06:27

Because here in the desert, like that shit lasts forever.

1:06:30

But, you know, if you're in Florida or something, it, oh yeah, the ammo, the

1:06:34

water will seep in there.

1:06:36

It'll ruin your gunpowder.

1:06:38

Oh, oh, I haven't died.

1:06:39

This is actually what I was going to do in the future.

1:06:41

You can make your own gunpowder.

1:06:42

Did you know that?

1:06:43

Yeah.

1:06:43

Well, I know, I know you can do it.

1:06:45

But I haven't looked into how or how you did it.

1:06:47

I was going to kind of look, I don't know either, but this guy told me that and I

1:06:50

was going to look kind of look it up and kind of talk about it a little bit.

1:06:52

Um, cause you just like magnesium and salt, Peter or something.

1:06:55

It's salt Peter.

1:06:56

Yeah.

1:06:56

So you don't get hard.

1:06:57

Yeah.

1:06:58

Okay.

1:06:58

There's a bullet like, like, go.

1:07:01

You never heard of salt Peter?

1:07:02

Yeah.

1:07:02

It's big.

1:07:03

They put salt Peter to the, the military was caught putting salt Peter in the food

1:07:06

of the soldiers.

1:07:07

Like back in the, I think the 50s are 60s.

1:07:10

So keep them calm and, you know, they didn't go Greek on anybody.

1:07:13

I think that's part of gunpowder.

1:07:15

It could be.

1:07:16

I don't know.

1:07:16

I'll look it up.

1:07:16

We'll find out cause I, not that I'll ever make my own gunpowder.

1:07:19

Yeah.

1:07:20

You might.

1:07:20

When I'm, when I, when I'm, I like to cook and I don't always follow the recipe

1:07:24

the way it's laid out.

1:07:25

So,

1:07:25

Well, gunpowder, you probably want to follow the recipe.

1:07:27

Yeah.

1:07:27

So, you know, stay safe.

1:07:29

Um, be confident with your gun.

1:07:31

I'm trying to think what else, but yeah, it's, it's, it's just something good to

1:07:34

have, uh, especially if you, you know, cause they'll be here in Vegas.

1:07:38

I mean, we were told, you know, cops have told us if somebody knocks on your door

1:07:41

and you're not expecting them, don't open it.

1:07:43

Um, because you don't know what it is.

1:07:45

They're, they're, they'll rush the, the, the rush your door.

1:07:48

Um, so it actually, another trick and what I did here when I bought this house,

1:07:52

I put a speakeasy style peephole in.

1:07:55

So it's the little door I open up.

1:07:56

Um, so I can actually see the person and I, you know, it's, it's, I can actually

1:08:00

have a conversation with them without even opening my doors.

1:08:03

So it's, it's kind of smart to even do that as well.

1:08:05

Um, and you can scare people.

1:08:07

You can open up.

1:08:07

What's the password?

1:08:09

They close it real quick when they don't answer.

1:08:11

They'll, they'll talk about that story with the grandkids.

1:08:13

I went to this house one day.

1:08:14

I don't know what it was.

1:08:15

It wasn't the green door, but you always talk about the green door before I just,

1:08:20

I was in the parking lot, the green door.

1:08:23

He was okay.

1:08:23

Here the green door is a, it's a sex club.

1:08:26

It's the best way to describe that.

1:08:27

Kind of.

1:08:28

Yeah.

1:08:28

Swingers sex club.

1:08:30

So the green door, it's, it's on the east side of Vegas, just past the strip on

1:08:34

Sahara and there's a new venue that opened up.

1:08:37

It's like a restaurant music venue.

1:08:39

Um, they're trying to do like old school music, like Vegas style music.

1:08:43

Yeah.

1:08:43

And I was looking at their food menu.

1:08:45

They had like drink a green door pot roast.

1:08:49

I'm like, that's the most disgusting thing on the menu.

1:08:52

I mean, the green door is in the parking lot.

1:08:53

So I kind of get it, but are you going to eat that?

1:08:58

I mean, cause let's just say the green door probably has sticky floors.

1:09:02

I don't know.

1:09:03

I've been there, but I'm just going to make, they probably mop, but every night

1:09:06

it's supposed to remind you of like the roast beef flaps that you see at the green

1:09:09

door.

1:09:10

I don't know.

1:09:11

Oh, Lordy.

1:09:12

Goodbye.

1:09:13

You too.

1:09:13

We got to go.

1:09:15

Um, yeah, no, but yeah, it was just, it was weird.

1:09:17

I guess I thought it was a weird way to word food.

1:09:20

Yeah.

1:09:20

Um, especially being that close to the green door.

1:09:23

Um, I think I got all my stories out, all my news articles I want to talk about.

1:09:28

Um, I think we went over an hour.

1:09:30

Do you know what you want to do next week?

1:09:31

Or are you, are you still not preparing?

1:09:34

Well, no, I mean, I'll prepare a couple of days before I, I mean, because, you know,

1:09:38

a lot of times I kind of like to give them a sneak peek.

1:09:40

I know, but like the gun, I wouldn't have said last because we're going to do guns.

1:09:43

The reason I did the gun story today is because of Australia.

1:09:46

To me, that's important.

1:09:47

If your government's going to gun grab, they got a second plan.

1:09:50

There's a plan B after the gun grab.

1:09:52

So I kind of want to bring that up to show you that, you know, the, the, the one

1:09:56

thing about our second amendment, it is to protect ourselves from the government.

1:09:59

And it's literally written that way.

1:10:01

So that's why I brought that up for, I mean, cause I've talked about food

1:10:05

and often stuff.

1:10:06

But I, so I wanted to, I wanted something top, you know, top goal, at least.

1:10:10

And that's kind of why I did the airs.

1:10:12

So next week I'm going to talk about situational awareness, which is something.

1:10:17

It's a phrase thrown around a lot, but you very rarely do people explain what

1:10:22

exactly you're supposed to do.

1:10:24

Yeah.

1:10:24

Um, but yeah, I got a bunch of tips for that.

1:10:26

So that's actually really important because, you know, when I lived in Chicago,

1:10:30

walking down the street, I lived in, in Chicago proper and walking down the street,

1:10:34

you have to pay attention.

1:10:35

Stay off your phone.

1:10:36

Well, don't, don't, okay.

1:10:37

Yeah.

1:10:39

Okay.

1:10:39

Make him tune in next week.

1:10:40

Yeah.

1:10:41

If you want to know what to do, see us next week.

1:10:43

Um, I, so I think we are done.

1:10:45

All right, people.

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Thank you.

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Thank you for listening.

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Um, and enjoy the week.

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Good bye.