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LIVE: Food & Oil Shortages Incoming & the Data Center Military Takeover | Sunday w/ Seth · Man in America Podcast

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Speaker 1: Welcome to Man in America, a voice of reason in a world gone mad. I'm your host, Seth Hulghouse, and thank you for joining me live tonight. This is Sunday with Seth where we just get to hang out together. We get to talk about all the insanity happening in the world, yet we can do it in a way that we're not just scared, lifeless, and just burying our heads in the sand. We can talk about the crazy things, but do it in a way that is rational and calm and still full of hope.
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Because as insane as everything is out there, I'm still very much so full of hope. I I really am. And hopefully, in coming out of this show, there's two things that you you're leaving with. One is you're learning. You're getting new information about what's happening in the world.
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You're understanding which threats there are. You're learning tools that you can use to counter those threats. But two is that you're not just going crazy, that you're actually coming out of this with some sense of positivity for the future because that's really, really important for us to have. And so we're gonna have a lot of fun tonight. Thank you all for being here.
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Let me know in the comments where you're coming from in the live chat. I'll be pulling out throughout the night. I've got both the, Rumble live chat, which is I feel like the Rumble live chat is like my second family. I just I love seeing all of you here. We've got, you know, Tomahawk, who's who's here almost, I think, every week now.
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We've got Patricia coming in from Ontario, from, China with their all the crazy stuff going on there. We've got, b Zerious actually asking about some Ark news, which we'll be talking about the Ark in today's show later on in today's show. Yeah. Lots of just good great people. So we've got the comments coming up for Rumble.
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We also have our YouTube comments. Also, Sue, we'll be talking about the Ark today. Don't worry. When does the Ark embark? That's a good saying, actually.
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So yeah, thank you, Sue. So we'll be getting into a lot of this stuff tonight. Just a few quick housekeeping notes before we jump in. First off, if you're watching, make sure you hit that like button, make sure you hit that subscribe button, leave a comment, good, bad, ugly. I've changed my flannel.
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So those little things do help. Jumping in though, just a couple just, call outs to a few of the show sponsors, which I have to absolutely throw my weight behind because that's what allows me to be independent. It's these new companies that support Man in America. First off is Neos. So I'll pull up, Neos real quick to show you.
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Alright, so getting into today's show, I guess I'll do a quick check-in with the, different channels over here, the different chats. Okay, so yeah, Rumble, as we, as I expected, Rumble is just hopping on fire. Let me see. How many people do we have watching live right now? We've got, you know, three and a half thousand over on Rumble, and YouTube is I'd be lucky if it's 300 on YouTube.
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That's just the reality of how much YouTube has completely and utterly just shadow banned me. So, anyway, yeah, let let me know, what's going on. Got, Yeh Koop who's saying, grifter, my goodness. I'm not sure. Yeh Koop, are you calling me a grifter, or is it someone in the chat who's a grifter?
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I mean, if you wanna call me I've I've been called much worse in comments. So, if you're calling me a grifter, let me know. Let me know why I'm a grifter, because you're here watching my show for free. Right? I'm not charging you to watch the show.
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And so the reason I can do this as my full time job and pay for this studio that I'm in is because I have advertisers that support the business. And so, those advertisers, they give me some money to promote their services, if I agree with what those companies are. So, as much as people say, oh, you know, Seth, you should do this for free, you're a grifter. Well, mean, I mean, not, you know, kind of joking here. My studio, we've probably got, I don't know, $80,000 in studio equipment.
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I mean, this is you know, we've been doing this for five, you know, six years. It's a this is a real business for my wife and I. So we're we're serious about this, but we put a lot of investment into this. We you know, I work full time. My wife works almost full time.
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We've got a team that works with us. So, anyway, maybe I'm overreacting, and maybe you're calling someone else a grifter, but I just thought it'd be worth asking, because, yeah, you gotta you gotta make money. You got to you know, if if this is not a hobby, this is a business. And I'm not behind a paywall. So, anyway, continuing though, I love seeing all the people Builder Babe, good to see you back in here.
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We'll definitely be talking about a lot of preparedness stuff today. The whole it's not a prepping episode per se, but we're having a pretty serious discussion about just what's going on in the world. And not to be not to, like, freak everyone out. Right? It's not my approach.
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But just to be sober and say, hey, okay, you know what? There's some pretty serious kind of scary stuff that could be happening. So how can we be level headed, take control of what we can take control of, and just do whatever we can to make sure that our, to make sure our families are safe. Right? So okay.
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Anyway, thank you. Be serious. No grifters here. Thank you. We'll see if that, that person responds after I called them out.
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It's kinda funny, actually, people in the chat, people that, you know, are hiding behind these anonymous names with anonymous pictures will talk a bunch of smack in the in the chat. So, anyway. Okay, continuing though. Yeah, red pill, lion, f, f that clown. Yes.
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Yes, there you go. Okay. Anyway, so getting into, tonight's kind of the meat of our discussion tonight. So there's gonna be a couple different parts of of the show, which we'll be getting into. So one is we're gonna be taking a look at just the the ripple effects of what's happening with the Strait Of Hormuz.
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And just like a real serious conversation about, like, just the reality of how that Strait being closed is is is and will be affecting a lot of things happening around the world and especially here in America. So we're kinda going over that food shortages potentially, oil shortages, motor oil shortages. But then we're also gonna be talking about data centers and looking at some ties to military, kind of backed data centers, but also looking at a recent executive order about data centers and then kinda asking the question of, like, what's really going on with the data centers? What's happening behind this? Because I think that for anyone who's watching this show, you're probably aware that these data centers are not just these AI processing centers.
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They're they're surveillance centers. Right? That's kind of how I look at them. This is it is about a surveillance network. So we're talking about that, but I've also got a really good video from Greg Reese talking about these data centers and how they tie into some sort of larger, big picture, geophysical event that, I've been planning to do a show on this for quite a long time.
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I probably will pretty soon, but there's so much bigger things that we're looking at with that. So we'll give you give YouTube a little shout over there. Here we go. There's our YouTube friends. We got Count Trumpula.
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That's a fun name. So Count Trumpula. Yeah. Thank you, Sue. No need to explain yourself, Seth.
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And he thinks to be honest, like, I don't feel like I need to explain myself because I just like, I I don't really I don't my my ego is not bruised when some random person comments in in in some sort of offensive name. But sometimes it's just worth explaining because it just it's kinda fun to talk about these things. I see actually, Chloe is it Chloe Jacqueline who's on YouTube says, you came up you came up in my suggested on YouTube, which that's really interesting to hear. That's really good feedback because, my producer, Kay, and our team were really working on trying to figure out how to revive our channel on YouTube. And so we actually have seen an uptick, in some of our our video and content on there.
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So maybe we're, you know, doing something right over there, but, you know, hopefully, hope hopefully, we we see some improvement there. So anyway, so kind of one of the main kind of kind of meat of of this discussion tonight. There's this one article that came out. This is a Substack post from this guy named, Mark A. Shiroc.
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And it's his post he says, eight weeks it's called eight weeks to empty shelves, sixty days of famine. Says, what caused it and what you need to do immediately. So this is a really long article, and I'm not gonna bore you through reading through this really, really long article. What I did though, is I put together a summary of it. So I'll be going over the a summary of this article because it's actually it's actually a really, really good article that I think is worth paying attention to.
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But before I showed you my summary, I I first wanted to just give credit to this guy, Mark a Shiroc. And his Substack is mark a shiroc dot substack dot com. If So you wanna subscribe to him or support him in whatever way you want to, just wanna give him credit for putting together this information because he did a really, really good job of pulling together all this information. So getting into, this is a kind of an overview, okay, of of this guy's article. And so, okay, what does this mean?
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Right? Okay. So let's kind of break it down. So basically, it's it's a data verified warning that The United States runs out of usable oil by July 4, that Europe runs out this month, that diesel runs out first. And the feuds they basically explain how the food system runs on diesel.
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So he's got a lot of sources, a lot of research behind this. So the bottom line, he says, this is not a price crisis anymore. It is a physical shortage, a point where fuel stops being available at any price because there's none left to sell. Okay. So looking at the SEB, okay, what happened?
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Right? So as we all know, February 28, The US and Israel launched strikes against Iran that killed their leader. Iran retaliated by closing the Strait Of Hormuz, the choke point that carried 20% of global oil. So for two months, the world coasted on tankers already at sea. That floating buffer kept prices high, but stable and kept fuel flowing.
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It masked the full scale of what was happening. Right? And this is how these things oftentimes work, where you'll see an event happen and you'll think, oh, okay. That that event happened yet, you know, a few weeks later, there's still groceries. A few weeks later or a month or two later, there's still oil at the pump.
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Maybe the gas is more expensive, but you can still go and fuel your car or, you know, buy heating oil for your home or whatever it is. But the thing is, though, is that oftentimes, it's because you're there's a carryover. Right? So there's it's not like everything is just instantly on demand. So there's often as a process before the reality of a certain situation actually affects your daily life in a very real way.
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So what he's saying here, he says, two months months to tank bottom. So look at the at the timeline here. Okay. Going back to February 28. Okay.
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We strike Iran. March 4, Iran formally declares that the Homerus is closed. So 20 April 28, UAE leaves OPEC, right, the biggest cartel withdrawal in the sixty five year history. May 2, spear air Spirit Airlines ceases all operations, 17,000 jobs gone. May 3, the last Middle East tanker, the new Corella docks at Long Beach.
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May 2026, Europe hits tank bottoms this month, and July 4, supposedly, what he's saying is that US hits tank bottoms. Now I'm eight weeks out. So tank bottoms, basically, as you would imagine, is it basically means that they've the oil amount has reached the bottom. Actually, explains it here. Okay.
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He says the phrase that most Americans had ever heard. So tank bottoms doesn't mean that tanks are low, it means the system stops working. So oil storage needs a minimum volume of liquid to maintain the pressure that allows the pumps to function. So when the levels drop below that threshold, the remaining oil becomes physically inaccessible. The pumps fail, pipelines can't deliver, the refineries can't process.
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So it doesn't matter what the price is what the price is. It doesn't matter how much more money you have, the fuel is physically gone from the system. Okay? So here's a a quote from Jeff Curry, out of the Carlyle Group, and this is in Bloomberg TV of May in May 6. He says, it's baked in, full stop.
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It's going to take so long to get all this restarted that those inventories will continue to draw. Okay? So the the data behind this warning. So 95% collapse in the Hormuz shipping shipping traffic. So from a 120 ships a day to five to six.
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Okay? So $4.52 was The US average gas price, which was up from $2.81 in January. California, it's $6 plus. So 1,000,000,000, barrels of stored petroleum are depleted globally since February. Right?
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So this is okay. This is a billion barrels of stored petroleum. These are kind of stores, right, has been depleted. Okay? So the, oil hit to $1.44 a barrel, so the that's the physical Brent crude, per barrel.
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Price, the highest since 1987. And, 2005 was the last time that US diesel inventories were this low. And they're saying sixty four weeks is the minimum time for new fuel to reach US pumps even if peace came today. But what we're seeing is that there's still a lot of shenanigans going on over in Iran. Like, it's it's just not stopping.
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Excuse me. Alright, continuing. So he says that diesel runs out first and everything stops. It says, diesel is not a luxury fuel, it is the blood supply of the American economy. So 70% so let's talk about how this actually affects day to day.
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Right? 70% of all US food is transported by truck. So every truck runs on diesel. I know that, you know, there's Tesla trucks coming out and everything like that, but those aren't really a dominant force yet. So that's every truck for transport.
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Okay? Every tractor, every combine, every refrigerated trailer, every freight train, every one of them runs on diesel. So when trucks stop moving, food does not get picked up from the farms. So it doesn't reach the processing plants. It doesn't arrive at grocery stores.
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So it's not inflation. Right? Inflation is when is or when price goes up. This is when the shelves go empty because there's nothing to put on those shelves. Okay?
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And this was interesting, right? You see, he outlines how this is worse than anything before it. So looking at past times when we had things happening with oil, okay? So when the oil how much oil was affected? So 1973, during the Arab oil embargo, prices quadrupled, and that was when they had an 8% drop in oil.
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1979, during the Iranian revolution, prices doubled from 7%. 1990, when Iraq evaded, invades Kuwait, prices doubled to 7%. And then this is then when, 2022, when Russia invade Ukraine, the prices were up 60% at 3% effective. Okay? So 2026, we're seeing a 15 to 20% drop in oil movement.
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Okay? So this is huge. Like, this is unprecedented. So it says, this is one of the largest this is the largest gross disruption to global oil supply in modern history. Unlike 1973, OPEC cannot respond.
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Its own producers are locked behind a blockade. Unlike 1990, there's no quick coalition solution. The damage is physical and structural. Okay? So here is some of the, you know, two prices, two prices for oil.
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So in a normal market, paper price, which is futures contracts, and physical price is what real buyers pay for real barrels, are they're tracked together. And I've covered this a lot in the silver markets. Right? How you have paper silver versus physical silver, or even looking to a certain degree of looking at the COMEX pricing of silver versus, say, the Shanghai, silver. Right?
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So you have typically, these things are very, very tied closely together, but then when things kinda go awry, then these prices, they sort of break apart. Okay? So he's saying here with oil, the gap has run 20 to $60 per barrel since this crisis began. So on May 8, paper was at $1.00 $1.00 $1.65. The physical was near $1.50.
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Okay? And similar to silver, right, one of them is wrong. But when the paper catches up to the physical, the repricing will be violent. And that's what we always see is, right, when you have the physical price, if you have the paper because they they use the paper prices oftentimes to manipulate the market because they can they can make print paper magically appear. It's like dollars.
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They can just print unlimited money. It's like silver. You know, they can print unlimited silver paper. But when there's a physical price that's when people when more people want the physical silver or the physical oil, when that far exceeds what the paper market can catch up, eventually, the paper market has to has to actually meet and follow the physical. Physical drives the real prices.
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And so when when physical prices go up, the illusion that's created with the paper prices gets violently has to correct itself to follow the physical, because physical is what really matters. Okay? So America, you say America's draining itself to supply the world. This is also really important because it's a kind of question that think of sometimes because, like, America could be completely energy independent. But under the Biden administration, a lot of our oil infrastructure was shut down.
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It can't be turned back on overnight, and there's all kinds of other things I won't get into right now. But so it says, while US storage tanks empty, The United States is exporting petroleum at all time record levels. Right? So we're export even though we should be, I would say, conserving the oil to protect the American people, we're actually exporting it, like, at all time levels. Okay?
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So plus 3033% is the total petroleum exports versus 2,025. Plus 82% in jet fuel experts exports, plus 27% in gasoline exports, and 23% in diesel exports. So it says US crude imports are at a fresh five year seasonal low. So the country is simultaneously producing record volumes, exporting record volumes, but watching its own reserves drain at record speeds. Okay.
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So while Rome burns. So while oil counts down to zero, while Europe's tank drain Europe's tanks drain to nothing, while 17,000 spirit workers lose their jobs, while the UN warms of global famine, while Carlisle and, Reistat and Goldman use words like disaster and unprecedented. The president of The US is carrying around a piece of paper all day long, pulling out of its pocket, showing anyone who walks in the room. It's a drawing of the Golden Ballroom. Right?
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And it's kind of funny, actually. It's like while Rome burns. Right? It says, a president focused on a ballroom sketch while the system collapses. A congress that funded the war without demanding a contingency plan.
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Okay? The house is on fire. Okay. So what this means though, okay, is that we're looking at this is what drives so much as as we kind of detail in the beginning here is that when this is what's happening with oil, everything is tied to this. Not even talking about, you know, all the petroleum based products that we have.
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Anything you have is plastic, whether it's a mouse or, you know, computer equipment or a part on your lawnmower or some part of your car. So much of our entire world is built out of oil. Right? It's built out petroleum based products, even our medicines, or not my medicines, but maybe the common person's medicines are petroleum based, right? And so this is very serious.
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So what he's saying is what you must do now, okay? And this is, I think, really important. We'll be getting more into specifics of kind of like action steps for this, but here's how what he outlines, okay? What you must do now, food, non perishables, canned, dried rice, beans. But basically, buy what you can afford today because prices might climb next week, and then availability collapses after that.
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Water, store it, buy filters, know your nearest natural source. Municipal pumping depends on power and fuel. It's a really important point, right? If you live, if you're on just, you know, kind of municipal water, tap water, and you turn your faucet and the water comes out, that water has to be pumped with you. It requires energy to pump that water to you, okay?
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Fuel. If you can store diesel, gasoline, or propane safely and legally, do it now. Okay? So I've I've got, you know, as you if you've watched the show enough, you know that I'm a pretty kinda nutty prepper. Right?
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I'm actually I feel like I'm just responsible husband and father, but some people would say, you're a nutty prepper. But, like, I just had a I've got a so I have a diesel tractor, which I use for, you know, lots of different things. But I've got a 300 gallon fuel tank I just filled up maybe three weeks ago. And I think it was, I paid $4.50 a gallon, I think, or $4.28 a gallon, I think. Anyway, so I I, you know, I was I took this stuff seriously.
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Now, thankfully, diesel will store longer than gasoline, especially if you use the right kind of additives in it. Diesel does have a longer shelf life, but, you know, that was you know, because we also we heat our home off of heating oil, which is basically you can we can use diesel to heat our home if we need to. So it becomes a backup for that. But if there's really a fuel shortage, we've got a fireplace, and I've got probably about five cords of wood already stacked and, in store. And I've got a whole, you know, five acres of woods, and a lot of trees that we've already felled that I can chop up and process if I need to.
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So, yeah, again, food, water, fuel, local food network, know your local farmers. He says the communities that survive this are the ones with local production and distribution that does not depend on a thousand mile diesel supply chain. Okay, community, talk to neighbors, organize, pool resources. Survival of systemic disruption is a community problem, not an individual one. And so I'll be talking about the arc a little bit later in tonight's show, because I'll be hitting on the importance of community.
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And also reprioritize debt. So Shiroc's view is that in systemic collapse, the institutions holding your debt may become insolvent. Insolvent, so triage. Redirect resources towards survival. Food, water, fuel, shelter, community.
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Okay. So, Mark, few other things kind of getting into there, but there's one little quote here that I think is really important, who says that, this is from, this, Claudio Gallambreti from Reichstad Energy, who says, we're still kind of sleepwalking in this approaching disaster. There's little doubt there's going to be a disaster. So just again, just take this seriously. That's that's the thing.
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Take it seriously. Almost as if your life could depend on it. And I'm not trying to kind of scare you into things, but just just be sober about this. Looking back over to the, the chat. Yeah, Josie James, preparation is the key to life successful.
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It is. Yes. Motherless children prep now. You know, even a a guitar girl, guitar girl, bicycles. Not a bad idea.
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Actually, you know, we've got by four or five years ago, we bought a couple of these Trek, battery powered bikes. They're kind of battery assist, so they don't kinda go for you. But, you know, you can charge it up, and I've thought you know, I've got a few trailers and thought, okay, look, I know where my local farmers are. I'm maybe three miles from our local milk farm, we get our raw milk. I'm about four miles from our local farmer that has a little farm market.
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And so I've just I've thought that. It's like, okay, what if I have to, what if I have no gasoline, then I can also I can use a bicycle with a trailer. I also recently I kind of like I said, splurged it a little bit, but a little bit kind of fun thing, but I bought an electric, dirt bike. So I I kind of geeked out a little bit by bought myself an electric. It's kinda like a motorcycle to dual sport.
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So it's got street tags on it. Electric battery powered, dirt bike. So it's got a 60 mile range on it. So if I have to and I've got a solar charger. So I've been thinking through it's like, if I have to use my solar to charge my motorcycle, I can then use that thing to do local trips, attach a sort of wagon to the back of it if I have to.
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You'll never find me buy won't buy a Tesla. Like, I won't buy any of these cars that are battery powered because they've all got remote shutoff switches and all that kind of stuff. But anyway, you just kinda think just try to think through these things. So so he kind of walked through in that in that, you know, kind of article, he walked through kinda going over just the reality of the oil, okay? Just what happens when the oil gets shut down, as we've seen through the Straight Up For Moves, and how that affects everything else.
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Now, there's more to the situation though, because this is kinda crazy and kinda frightening, but it's it's kinda like, know, when it rains, it pours, or you could say that when it doesn't rain, it doesn't pour because there's a half century low drought, right? So he says this is an article on zero hedge based upon some information that came out about a week ago. US wheat crop forecast to hit half century low as drought hits breadbasket. So on top of all the oil stuff, there's and again, maybe this is sort of something may this is kind of part of the the weather modification causing this. Maybe it's other things.
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Maybe it's a whole lot of that combined. But what you say is is that, basically, what we're seeing is that, I'll read through some of article, that Chicago wheat futures on Tuesday surged on Tuesday hitting a two two year high after USDA's latest WASDE report signaled a much tighter US supply outlook than traders had anticipated. So basically, what we're seeing is that the production stress across America's breadbasket is now converging with a mega drought and mounting fertilizer constraints, adding upward pressure on prices at a time when global food prices are rising. And so not only do we have all this stuff happening with the oil, but we've also had this mega drought that is is causing a significant drop in wheat production specifically, but but more than wheat. K?
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So look at this little overview here. Okay. This is The US wheat output. So USE wheat output is headed for a fifty four year low in 2026. So according to this post from Karen Braun, who says, due to poor crop health and a record low planted area, The US will produce the smallest wheat volume since 1972.
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The 2026 winter wheat output, 60% 67% of total output by class is seen as the lowest levels since. All winter is since 1965, hard red winter '57, and soft red winter, 2020. So this is, again, like, is pretty serious. Right? And here's our post actually kinda showing that US in 2026 is set to harvest the smallest wheat crop in fifty four years.
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Weather has challenged winter wheat this year and conditions ratings have plunged, pairing low yield with low planted area USA USDA predict projects the smallest US winter wheat harvest since 1965. So this is I'm not gonna kinda go further into all this because a lot of kinda, you know, data and charts and everything. But there's also this is a very serious situation, is that, you know, wheat is is is not just about, you know, getting your Cheerios in the morning, which I'm not sure. I I don't eat Cheerios. But this is kind of like it's kinda like potatoes, you know, the potato famine.
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Right? Know, wheat for us in America is one of these baseline crops that feeds our entire nation. And so when we have this kind of drop in wheat production now again, this is similar to what talked about earlier. It's like when the strait shuts down, you know, it might take three or two or three or four months for us to actually feel the effect from that. And so even though right now we have this huge drop in wheat production, a lot of what you're eating or what you're going to the store and buying, this is wheat that was already processed.
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Right? So, like, you're not gonna see a drop in wheat production a month ago, and all of sudden, there's no bread on the store shelves. Right? These things take time to catch up. So my throat's a little scratchy.
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My my ClearVoice vocal spray. One second. Okay. So, anyway, just kind of just take take heed of that. One thing that I will recommend to you, so in terms of kind of more preparedness approach with this, so we my family, we buy a lot from this company called Azure Standard, and they oops, I went back and go forward.
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So if you haven't used Azores here, I recommend you look into it. It's a really, really good company for buying bulk, and basically how it works is they do these drops. And so so you buy once a month, and they have a big semi truck, a fleet of semi trucks that drives across the nation, And somewhere in your area, they'll they'll have a drop. And so the semi truck pulls up, and everyone helps unload. You unload all of your everyone's orders, and they make it really affordable to get bulk food purchases.
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And actually, funny enough, I've actually met a lot of people at these Azure drops that know who I am. And the funny thing is is that they don't know who I am until they see my name. They'll see my name on a placard, like, wait. You're Seth. You're Man in America.
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It's always a funny little interaction. But anyway, they're like, oh, yeah, you know, because, you know, we talk about preparedness a lot. So think people who live like this are, you know, more likely to kind of bump into me at an event like that. But anyway, if if I could give you one recommendation, right, so if you're watching what's happening with this, and you're thinking, okay, how can I best prepare for this? Hard red wheat, this that's what this is.
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So basically, what what what hard red wheat red wheat is is it's you're not buying flour. So once you take the wheat berries and you process it and you grind it into flour, that flour has a much shorter shelf life than the hard red wheat. And so these basically, what it is is that it's a big bag of what's called wheat berries. So it's like it's like the little grain that you grind into flour. But the wheat berries have an incredibly long, shelf life, especially if you store this properly.
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So at one point, this is back in, I think, 2021 or so, kinda COVID time, watching a lot of Mike Adams. I was like, okay. I gotta get really prepared. This is kinda getting crazy. You know, my wife and I, we probably went out and bought, I don't know, maybe 800 pounds of hard red wheat.
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And we were, you know, very serious about this. But actually, so how we have it stored is you can basically you can buy a hard red wheat in these wheat berries, and you can put it into a five gallon bucket. So we I usually will buy them from Tractor Supply. They're probably the most affordable ones I've found there. You can get a five gallon bucket for $5 with a sealable kind of gamma lid.
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So basically, you pour your hard red wheat into a five gallon bucket, and then you throw in an oxygen packs packet. Because what that what that oxygen packet does, it sucks all the oxygen out of that, out of your bucket. And so if there's any insects because the the wheat will definitely have insect eggs in it, it's just part of the process. But when you put it in a bucket with an with an oxygen packet, then it sucks all the oxygen out. It kills all the insects in there.
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And so that's a really good that's really important because what you don't wanna have happen, you open your wheat, say in five years, and realize there's a whole colony of bugs in there from, you know, little weevil eggs that were in there. And so but if you store it like that, from the research I've done, a bucket of properly sealed hard red wheat will last you between twenty and twenty five years. Right? So we're talking potentially a twenty year shelf life of one of the most important food staples, like, period. Right?
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Just these little wheat berries. And then whenever you wanna have flour, you can get a hand grinder and get them for, you know, very inexpensive on Amazon, or you can get nicer you know, we have one an Amish made one. It's, you know, kind of like a you know, it'll last a lifetime type one. But you can get your own little hand grinder, and you can grind up these wheat berries to make fresh flour. And so this is a way and so I'd be I'd be curious to see what what I paid for the hard red wheat back in, say, 2021.
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Actually, I'll check that before the next show. I'm curious what I paid for that hard red wheat because right now, it's, if you buy it at 50 pound sacks, it's about 74¢ a pound. And so, yeah, again, you know, we bought 800 pounds or so, which isn't, you know, wasn't crazy. Maybe it was 50¢ a pound. So was like 4 or $500.
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But that right there so even if 800 pounds of harvested wheat, like, that will last you a really, really long time. Not to mention, it's got twenty, twenty five year shelf life. So honestly, like, if I were you, and you're watching this information, and you're concerned about this, this is one of the most important things that you can stock up on, is hard red wheat. Get yourself a basic grinder for, you know, from or a hand mill is what's called a called a hand mill. And that way you've got you've got flour.
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So if wheat gets pulled off the shelves, wheat, because of all this stuff happening, if all of a sudden it's $3 a pound, you know, you can you can buy it now at 74¢ a pound, it's got a twenty year shelf life. Even if you're really stretched, right, even if you're really tight on a budget, and you don't have a lot of extra, you can get fifty fifty pounds of this for $37. Right? So maybe you can maybe you buy 50 pounds a month. That's it.
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You buy 50 pounds a month for the next couple of months, and before you know it, you've two, three hundred pounds of hard red wheat that's stored for twenty years. Right? Very, very good suggestion for you there. Let's talk back over to the chats and see what's going on here. Okay.
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Rumble Mania saying Hashimoto's can't eat wheat. Yeah. Maybe there's some other things you can do that are similar. You know, a lot of things that will will work like that. Gutter Girl say or sorry, not Gutter Girl.
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Maybe it is Gutter Girl or Guitar Girl. I think Guitar, not Gutter, Guitar Girl. Seth, don't you think it would be good to put those in vacuum sealed bags and then put them in the bucket so you don't get that plastic breaking down in your product. Yes, that's true. If you if you do wanna do that, I also think it's a good idea that you can and we've got this too.
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You you can buy, if you're cheap on Amazon or whatever, you can get these Mylar bags and you get a heat sealer. And so you can get the Mylar bags in different sizes, and you can then seal them and then put them in the buckets, which that's, that's also a good thing. We've got a lot of, we've used a lot of, Mylar bags for sealing things. So, okay. Let's see.
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Any other good questions? Comments here? I love this chat, by the way. Like, I just I love seeing everyone here. I love when everyone's coming here comes here for these, yeah, for these Sunday nights, it's wonderful.
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So I'm turn my AC down real quick. I'm always kind of not as warm as I think I'll be. And once I get it's kind of chatting, I get all heated up and I get all excited. And so, yes. Mandingo, I will eat your leftist ASS, like corn on a cob.
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That's not we don't talk like that in here. Like, you know, we use, this is a family environment. So you're welcome to have a disagreement, but if I see any Mandango at strike one, so if I see it again, I'm gonna deport you out of the chat room. So, Kay, if you see Mandango talking like that, just go ahead and give Mandingo the boot. It's like my we have a hot tub, but my five year old, we have a strike system.
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It's like if she squirts my you know, have a five year old daughter, a two year old daughter, and so we have a strike system. So we're all we all get in there in the hot tub, and I've it's like we had this they're always fighting in there sometimes. And so we created a strike system. And so it's like, okay, if you shoot your sister in the face with a water gun, that's strike one. Strike two, she gets to stay outside the hot tub for five minutes.
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And strike three, she gets she has to go inside. Right? So Mandingo, you're on strike one, but you only get two strikes. So second strike, and you're out. Yeah, definitely, definitely recommend people, you know, trying to find no glyphosate.
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Absolutely. I see Corey Dallas talking about that. So, yes. Yes. Try you know, that that's also the cool thing about Azure Standard is, I'll pull it back up again, they have tons of organic stuff.
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So this is organic. Okay? So maybe, you know and look, if you're not as concerned about organic, you can probably get hard red wheat for even less than this, you know, 74¢ a pound. But for us, like, we're we try to be really strict on organic because all the obvious reasons. That's the cool thing about Azure though, is that they've got a lot of really, really good organic, products.
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Okay. Okay. Cool. So kids, here we go. This is this is how he works.
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So Mandingo says, sorry, bud. AJ made me do it. Okay. We'll blame Alex Jones. That's okay.
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But hey, look, I appreciate that. Thank you, Mandingo. You you've said sorry. You know, I'm I'm removing your one strike. You're back down to zero now.
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See, this is this is this is great. This is how it should work. Right? We're all adults here. I'm not gonna attack people for bad language.
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I'll kick you out. But, know, sometimes you, you know, you get excited and then Alex Jones whispers into your ear and you say something kind of silly. So that's okay. Anyway. Anyway.
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Okay. So continuing. So we've kind of covered some of the the food, shortages, but now getting into oil. So this is this is another big deal. I've got two things to show you here.
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Okay. So yep. Right here. This is a post on Twitter. Just got word that Mobile and Shell have informed Costco and Walmart they have no packaged product to send them, and to expect bare shelves in the motor oil section in a few weeks.
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So, now, sometimes you see these posts like this and they're fake, and and then and, you know, they're not verified. So you have to kind of be very careful about this. But, I'm seeing this also in other places, and this is I think where we're seeing kind of the initial stages of this oil crisis hitting is actually with motor oil for vehicles. So here's something, okay, this is a different guy who posted this. Actually, no, he also credited the other guy, right?
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Who's actually like, oh, this guy's an oil change guy, makes sense, right? This guy does, he's he's like an oil guy for racing. So he's he's pretty tuned in. So yeah, this is a another automaker warning on motor oil availability earlier due to base oils availability, allowing substitution. So this is a letter that went out, this is for for Nissan.
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This is an engine oil supply announcement, where basically what they're saying here, I'm not gonna read the whole thing, but this is sent out on May 1 to, Nissan dealers. Basically saying that it says we are writing to provide an important update regarding the availability of engine oil products across the Nissan network in The US. Okay. So it says due to ongoing global supply constraints impacting key raw materials and refining inputs due to the Middle East conflict, we have been advised of reduced production capacity for most lubricant products. As a result, Nissan will be implementing the following adjustments effective May 1.
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So the supply allocation. So it says allocation of Nissan genuine oil, including mobile and mobile one variants will be constrained and managed at a 50 pi 55%, year over year level based on gallons purchased. Okay. So it says in bulk and package genuine Nissan oil supply will be limited to 55% of prior year volumes on a year to year bay year over year basis. So this is okay.
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This is not just like Nissan. Okay. This is gonna be most auto dealers. This is happening. So if you're reliant on just going and taking your Ford in to get serviced or going to your local Valvoline to get an oil change so even here, Nissan is saying that basically, they're now limiting the oil there's that that they're allowing people to have access to down to 55%.
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So nearly half, we're seeing almost literally a a a half cut in oil supply going to Nissan dealers. So it's not just Nissan. So this is also this is a letter. Actually, the same guy. Makes sense.
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This this is the oil guy. Right? So check him out. Costa, Kapothanasis. I think I pronounced that right.
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This is a, letter that went out to the internal AutoZone team. Okay? So right here, it says, we're facing the largest supply shortage of lubricating fluids in the modern history of America. Realistic middle of the road estimates are for our average available supply in this product category to drop by 40%. Okay.
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So this is an internal memo at AutoZone, right, saying that they expect a 40% drop. So very last paragraph here, right, okay, it says, okay, due to unfortunate situation in The Middle East, we're facing we're facing the largest supply shortage of lubricating fluids in the modern history of America. Realistic middle of the road estimates are for our average available supply in this product category category to drop by 40%. Okay? So again, this is something like I I saw that I got this memo, like, on a four or five days ago, and I went online.
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I was just trying to buy. I think I I bought three or four cases of oil that I need for my vehicles. Oil, as far as I know, has got a pretty long shelf life. And so, you know, again, this is how I look at things. I thought, okay.
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So I went and bought I'm not sure how many gallons I got because it comes in in quarts, and I got these kind of bigger jugs. But I probably got the equivalent of, say, 10 oil changes for my vehicles worth of oil. And because, like, we're seeing here that this is the writing is on the wall. Right? And this is, again, this is like a big a big part of why I do this show and why I feel responsible to you.
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Because I feel like it's part of my job to be, like, that watcher on the wall, right, to kind of look at what's happening. And not to scare you, but just to say, hey. This is this is kinda coming on the pipeline. And so you can do whatever you want with it. Like, I I'm not I'm not making a commission selling oil, right, from the the grifter claim earlier.
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I don't get a commission from mobile or, you know, Costco to sell oil. But this is just the reality of it is that I I think that we are seeing, and as as this is highlighted in an internal AutoZone memo, that we're seeing an an unprecedented shortage, the largest supply shortage of lubricating fluids in the modern history of America. So you can probably expect as the other kind of the overview I went over with you, he says, first, you're gonna see prices go up, and then you're gonna see the start the shelves are empty. And that's just how these things work, is that first, the price is gonna go up. And so if we look at this, you know, okay, if if they're seeing a drop in oil the lubricants by 40%, you can expect the price to go up.
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Right? It's supply and demand. And so what's gonna happen okay. This is what I believe could happen. I mean, I don't have a crystal ball, is that you'll see a spike in the price.
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Maybe you'll see that now say, now you can get a pint a quart of oil for, you know, $6, whatever it is, $3, $5, $6. So say you can get now for, say, $5 a quart, maybe in in in a month, it's $10 a quart, but maybe in two months, you can't even get it anymore. Right? So, again, if you own an automobile, which most of you probably do, you know, figure out what your, you know, whatever it's, you know, 10 w I forget the exact I used I used to change my oil as a kid all the time, and now I just take it out of a service package. But if I have to, I'll change it my own, because I grew up doing changing my own oil.
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But whatever your oil is, look up whatever your oil is for your vehicle and go to, you know, walmart.com. I think I bought mine on amazon.com because there's just a quick thing, quick and done. Go to your local, local box, big, you know, big box store or whatever it is. I highly recommend getting at least four or five oil changes worth of oil for your vehicle. It's got an insanely long shelf life.
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I'm not sure exactly what it is, but it's almost I'm not sure. I mean, probably a very, very, very long time is the shelf life for motor oil. But just buy it. Right? Just buy it.
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And and, you know, just and the thing is look. If you're, like, if you're an investor and you're speculating, go buy, like, a thousand gallons of motor oil, and maybe in three months, you can sell it and triple your profit. Right? Maybe maybe there's a good investment opportunity for you. Alright?
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Just don't say I told you, because that's kind of like, you know, price gouging or whatever. You know? Yeah. I I see it as a funny comment from Tomahawk. We all know Seth is an oil mogul.
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You read my mind. Yeah. Yeah. Maybe maybe I will. Yeah.
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There you go, Man in the oil is the new toilet paper scare. But here's the funny thing. Right? It's it's a it's a good it's a reasonable comment, but oil is a new tool is new new toilet paper scare. Funny enough, like, okay, back bef like, COVID was first hitting, before all the toll the toilet paper scare, I kinda saw the writing on the wall, and I went to I think I went to Costco or Sam's Club, and I I bought just a an insane amount of toilet paper.
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Right? I bought a lot of toilet paper. Actually, we're still using the the toilet paper I bought in 2021. That's how much toilet paper I bought. But here's the cool thing is that toilet paper has an unlimited shelf life.
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And so the toilet paper that I bought in in 2021 was probably half the price of what I'm what I currently have. And so that's just how these things work. Right? Is that these these it's like they're hard red wheat. It's the oil.
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It's, you know, nine millimeter ammo, it's BIC lighters. These things, like, there's a lot of stuff that right now you can buy for even a regular price is really cheap if you see what's happening with things. So, anyway, yep, just think about it. Yep, just think about it. Yeah, cornering the market.
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Yes. There you go. Yeah, there we go. Yes. Okay.
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So continuing. So we covered oil, we covered food. Now, we're gonna be getting into data centers. Okay? So okay.
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So For one, this is a short little video. So I've covered this before, so and if if you're not really caught up with this. So in Box Elder, Utah, they're building this massive I think it's a 40,000 acre. I think it's, like, 62 square miles, if I remember correctly, this data center. And the the town, like, they they basically they they all opposed it and they voted against it, but it still was passed.
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But then we found out that it's actually going it was going through the MIDA, which is the Military Installation Development Authority. Right? So it's a quasi state entity. But anyway, so this is a short video of this is the, governor Cox of Utah talking about this, data center being built. Because, again, if you think that while I have seen a lot of success stories of local towns organizing and stopping data centers from being built, you're also seeing there are examples where it doesn't matter what the locals think because it's the military is coming in.
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It's government contract. Their things are basically they're they're basically bat bypassing doesn't matter what your vote. Right? It it just doesn't matter. So what this is fifteen seconds.
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Watch this. And it's listen. Okay. This is the governor of Utah kind of trying to explain why they just shafted the people in Box Elder and allowed this the role the the kind of the the building of this to continue this 40,000 acre, just insanely massive data center. So watch this.
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Speaker 2: Again, this is going through Midas. So it's not it's not it's a quasi state entity, but I don't have control over that entity. I don't I I think I appoint one person to to that entity. And, and again, this is going through
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Speaker 1: So again, so this is a governor of Utah. And so I've never heard people pronounce quasi quasi, which that's kind of a strange thing, but that that's beside the point. But here you go. Here here's the governor who's basically saying, hey. Look.
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This isn't this isn't my fault. This is kinda above my above my head. Right? So, obviously, this is a federal level thing that's happening that they've kinda come in, and they're building this massive data center. It doesn't matter.
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Right? So here, I'll play it again for you. Just look and look at the guy's body language. Like, he he knows he knows that he's screwing the people in his state. Like, and he's just up there trying to kind of stutter and explain himself, but he can't.
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Watch.
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Speaker 2: Again, this is going through MIDA, so it's not it's not it's a quasi state entity, but I don't have control over that entity. I don't I I think I appoint one person to to that entity. And and
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Speaker 1: Yeah. Anyway, you can see it's like, it's obvious that there's something much bigger happening. But what's also crazy is that, this is an executive order. Can this is kind of refreshing this. This was back in July 2025 last year.
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So, yeah, we're seeing this in action now. This is an executive order called accelerating federal permitting of data center infrastructure. Right? Signed by mister president Trump. Okay?
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Says by the authority vested in me as president by the constitution, the laws of The United States Of America is hereby ordered. He basically goes in, okay, my administration has inaugurated a golden age for American manufacturing and technological dominance and surveillance of American people. Oh, and sorry, didn't mention surveillance in that. That was me. He says, we will pursue bold, large scale industrial plans to vault The United States further into the lead on critical manufacturing processes and technologies that are essential to national security, economic prosperity, and scientific leadership.
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So, again, this is, like, you know, Trump to me, his last term, you know, to me, like, like it's like, how would you how would you sum up Trump in his last term? For me, was Operation Warp Speed. K? That was it. You know, it's like he did a lot of great things, but there is a one thing called operation warp speed that I cannot remove that from my brain.
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As much as I wanna try to and try to look the other way and trust the plan, This guy was the center of operation warp speed. But if you look at what's happening in this administration now, it's data centers. It is big tech. It's Palantir. It's Meta.
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It's Amazon. It is this. It's data centers. I mean, this is what this is, like, this is one of the big things that Trump and not to mention it's the Strait Of Hormuz. Right?
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It's working together with Israel or on behalf of Israel or however you wanna kind of angle that one and shutting down the Strait Of Hormuz, which is potentially gonna cause catastrophic catastrophe around the world. That's just the reality of what it is. Okay? So, again, we look back. This is this has been part of the plan.
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This is what they're doing. But so the thing is that these data centers, though, it's like and they always talk about them as, oh, it's for AI. Oh, it's for, you know, for jobs and technology. It's the AI arms race. And okay.
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Yes. There is some truth to that. But in my own opinion, these are just these are the surveillance nodes. Right? This is what's the AI doing.
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They're not building all these AI data centers so people can, you know, make videos of cats driving cars with AI. These data centers are being built for AI to process data. What is that data? It's the data they're collecting on all of us. That just is the sober reality of it, that these data centers are the death stars of the surveillance state that's being built here in America.
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And one of the big things that's being built on this is FLoC. So I'm not sure if you've been following FLoC. So FLoC are these cameras that are being put up. I mean, to me, this is a direct violation of the constitution and and our own privacy, but they're putting these FLOC cameras everywhere. Right?
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They're putting these FLOC cameras everywhere, these FLOC cameras are these AI cameras that are gathering data on every single thing that walks past them. They're recording sounds. Some of them are have drones they can deploy to follow people if they want to. They're recording everything. So if a car drives by and has a scratch on the door, it records that information.
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It feeds it to law enforcement. It feeds it to I'm sure that this kind of plugging into whatever these centralized hub is of surveillance of the American people. But look at this. Okay? This is mind blowing.
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This is showing you. Okay? This is gonna show you the amount of flock cameras in America from 01/01/2024 to May 2026. Okay. Watch this right here.
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Oops. Oops. There we go. Here we go. So watch this.
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Again, this is the And remember, okay, I don't need your noise. This is the flock cameras popping up across America. Okay, right here now, we're in 2024, October, November 2025. And I you know, if you're listening on podcasts, we're watching a map of America just kind of get covered in flock cameras. So, I if you wanna go back and watch the video of this, I recommend it.
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Yeah, this is it. So this is, you know, this is the surveillance state. Like, as as much as I hate saying it, America is turning into communist China in terms of surveillance. Now granted, right now, we still have our freedoms, at least the freedoms that we kind of have been told that we have, you know, which we do have. We have a lot of freedoms.
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You know, there's freedom of religion. There's things that we have in America that you don't have in places like China, which I'm thankful. Like, I I I'm diehard American. I love this country. However, this is really concerning to me.
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Right? It's really concerning to me the surveillance infrastructure an infrastructure that's being built in America. Like, between flock cameras, between Ring cameras, data centers, all the monitoring, you know, digital IDs rolling out. It's it's it's coming. Like, this is the flood.
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Right? This is why we're building the ark, right? Which I'll touch on the ark in a second here. But this is it. So, you know, just just be just be aware of this.
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Now, I wanna play this video from Greg Reese. And so I'll play this, and then I then I wanna get into I'll give you a little update on the arc, and then we'll come, you know, come back and do some more chatting. Actually, I'll take a look real quick at the over on the chat. Yeah, FlockU, there's a good bumper sticker. It's a lot of cameras, it's a lot of surveillance.
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Atlas BE, is there a flock camera site for Ohio? So I think that if you there's a website called dflock.org. So here it is. So d if you so if you wanna look up the flock cameras in your area, right, so you launch the map. So dflock.org.
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So you can actually come on here and you can see so you ask about Ohio, right, you can zoom in, and you can literally see, exactly where the cameras are in your area. So let's say that you Let's see what we're looking at here. So I think you can zoom in. Yep. So as you kind of zoom in, so here looking at Columbus, I think this is is this Columbus?
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No, it's not Columbus, doesn't matter. Basically, wherever you are in America, you can go on here, and you can literally see where every single Flock camera is. So if you wanna see, like, I live out in the country, I'm out in kind of middle of nowhere, and there's a flock camera, like, two miles from me. I've kind of had some bad thoughts up towards that flock camera. I won't get into that, but anyway, you can go see.
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You can see exactly where the flock cameras are, you can see where their view angle is. So again, it's dflock.org. You can see, yep, you can see where every single thing is. So say, it doesn't matter where you are, like let's just say that you live in let's see, where's the okay, the free state of Florida, right? Let's just say you live down in Florida, and was it is that yep.
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Say you're down in Tampa. You think, oh, yeah, you know, have DeSantis, Florida, it's the land of the free. Nope. Sorry. No one's outside of this.
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Right? You can see they're everywhere. Absolutely and look at this. Look at this little little kind of area right here. Look how many cameras there are.
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And it's this little kind of, you know, few square blocks of a city everywhere. So, anyways, that's dflock.org. Yeah, dflock.org. And actually, yeah, thank you, Kay. Kay dropped that link into the, description.
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So, now, I'm gonna play a video now for you. This is a video from Greg Reese. If you're familiar with Greg Reese, great guy. Hopefully, I can have him on. Actually, Kay, maybe you can see if we if we can try to get Greg Reese on.
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I'd love to have him on the show to talk about this exact thing. So I'm gonna play this video for you. It's about, it's a little over five minutes long. If you're listening on the podcast, it should make sense to you. He has a lot of good visuals for you, but he he does good job of narrating.
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But he really does a good job of explaining the bigger picture of what these data centers mean, and what they could mean, for the future. So I'll full screen this for you, and let me get that full screen, and got the volume not too high, And there we go. So let's let's watch this by Greg Reese.
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Speaker 3: The AI data centers in America have already become hugely unpopular. The noise pollution from their cooling systems reach up to 100 decibels and run nonstop. They are drawing down aquifers in areas that are already in short supply, turning the water brown and tainting it with a disinfectant smell, and there is no benefit to the local community. A US Chamber of Commerce report found that each data center provides about 157 jobs. Because of all this, developers have been using nondisclosure agreements with local officials, and projects are announced only weeks before voting for approval.
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There are now nearly 200 active opposition groups across The United States, and it's growing fast. The official story is that The US needs to stay competitive to beat China in an artificial intelligence arms race, but that story does not add up. The United States has already built over 4,000 data centers. China ranks at number four with 368. What they appear to be is the infrastructure for a new financial system, one that includes mass surveillance and autonomous weapon systems to protect it.
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The US dollar system is quickly collapsing, which would devastate the entire world economy. The only solution being played out is the AI agentic economy, which requires a massive amount of computing power. This new AI agentic system will be run by autonomous software entities that can own wallets, earn and spend money, create contracts, and transact with each other without human intermediaries. This addresses the debt problem by growing the economy faster than the debt accumulates. Like the petrodollar, it extends US dollar hegemony without fixing its core issue, the debt.
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The Bank for International Settlements is the bank for central banks. It is immune from any national law, and its employees have diplomatic immunity. It answers to no government on earth, and every central bank is a member. BRICS only appears to be in opposition to Western banking. It is not.
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BRICS is aligned with the rest of the world in adopting this new AI digital banking system, but a growing number of analysts agree that this is a temporary fix. After about ten years, the consumption of resources, the displacement of human workers, and the massive transfer of wealth to the few who own these AI agents makes a fundamental restructuring unavoidable. And yet the entire world is going along with this plan. The question is, why? As we covered in last week's video, the new world order, the emerging unipolar world is preparing for a major geological event that is expected to be catastrophic for The United States and beneficial to Russia.
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In The United States, data centers are being built inland and on elevated land, away from the coastlines. This is where all vital US infrastructure is being moved and is where billionaires are buying up acres by the millions. China is building their data centers inland and high above sea level, over 1,200 kilometers from their main user bases who have been complaining about latency and security. China has also built ready to occupy ghost cities at high elevation, deep inland, and on geologically stable platforms, and they are now using economic incentives to move its population into these cities and away from the coast. Russia's official government plan explicitly states the opening up of new land for agriculture and easier transportation of goods in the Arctic as positive effects of an expected pole shift.
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They are spending billions preparing for it. They have passed dozens of new laws aimed at stimulating economic growth and encouraging migration to the Arctic, including free land grants, subsidized mortgages, and other social benefits for those who make the move. Russian scientists have concluded that 13,000,000 square kilometers of currently frozen territory will soon thaw and become the center of Russian civilization and a land of great opportunity. Russia is not frantically building data centers. They are passing homesteading laws and preparing for a windfall of new landmass.
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The expected catastrophic geological event is the most elegant explanation for all the chaos happening on Earth today. It explains just about everything. The real mystery is this. What exactly is causing it, and how do the most powerful people on Earth know about it? Greg Reiss reporting.
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Speaker 1: Good old Reese report. Man, he he's Greg Reese does such good work. Big shout out to Greg Reese.
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Speaker 1: Yeah. Good good you know, big shout out to him. He's he's got a sub stack that you can subscribe to. You know, he used to he used to be part of, Infowars, but he's now on his own. And just just a great reporter, and I love I've always loved his videos.
1:15:54
Such good work. Yes. There's a lot to talk about there. I saw a few people in the chat talking about junk silver, which yeah. And junk silver, I got some sitting here.
1:16:04
Right? This is a, an old, $19.21, silver dollar. This is a what is this? $19.63, half dollar. I've always got my 10 a little 10 ounce bar sitting here on my desk.
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So, yeah, that's a big part. Think a lot of it does tie into the financial system. So just, you know, in all seriousness, if you, you know, if you haven't moved money some of your money into into hard assets, like silver, gold, obviously, ammunition, food, we talked about that kind of stuff. Motor oil. Right?
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If you wanna start a motor oil business, now's not a bad time to kind of hedge that bet. But in all sincerity though, I highly recommend that you don't have all your assets sitting in four zero one ks, savings account, etc. If you have opportunity to get a hold of some silver or gold, I recommend silver right now for a lot of reasons, because the gold to silver ratio, silver I think has a lot more upside to it, which we've seen, you know, silver, a lot of silver I bought, I bought it, you know, $20 an ounce, it's now like what $80.85 bucks an ounce. So silver, I think has a lot more upside. Think that we're gonna see $3,400 an ounce silver, in the coming years.
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But do that, you know, local coin shops, silver dealers, just be careful with what you buy. There is a lot of fake stuff out there. I used to be I used to have actually a gold and silver buying shop. I would buy jewelry and diamonds and all that kind of stuff, and I'd buy a lot of stuff and you'd get a lot of fake stuff coming in. So just be be cautious with that.
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If you don't have someone you can trust, I recommend Noble Gold. I've used them, my mom is actually just finishing up doing an IRA transfer with them. So I trust them enough to send my mom to them that says something about my trust for them. So with Noble, can buy directly, right? So if you, you can call them up and say, Hey, look, I want to get, you know, a 100 ounces of silver.
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They'll process it, they'll ship it to your door, easy. They also, I would say they are the industry leader in IRA four zero one ks transfers. That's what my mom was doing. She's doing a four zero one ks transfer with them. But, you there's ways that you can avoid the tax charges and everything like that, through some loopholes, legal loopholes, right?
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Where you can say you have a nice IRA account or a four zero one ks, you can transfer it into physical silver or physical gold that you own, without kind of dealing with all that stuff, all the tax issues, all the penalties for that. So if you want to learn more about that, just go to, goldwithseth.com. So, and then link is in the description as well. So it's goldwithseth.com, or the phone number, just give them a call, they're sleeping right now, being leave a message. Pardon me.
1:18:48
So it's (877) 646-5347. So it's goldwithseth.com or (877) 646-5347. Yeah, again, recommend, honestly, like now's the time, right? It's kinda like do whatever you can to off grid everything in your life. So silver is off grid money.
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What is what is the grid? The grid is the system. It's the beast system. It's the Internet. It's it's all the digital stuff.
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Okay? It's centralized. So off gridding your food production, storing up food, learning how to grow food, that's a big part is actually learning. Like, actually, spent all weekend, it was amazing. I loved it.
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Actually, I got more, if you can see, I've got some sun. Spent all weekend out building garden beds and and planting, and it's been it's been amazing. We're doing a little food forest. We've got some apple trees. We planted some rhubarb and some strawberries.
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And we just got tomatoes going in the ground and peppers. I just built these. We we have a lot of woods, so I've been using these big logs. I've been dragging these big logs out of my forest with my tractor and then digging out my yard and making these log frames. And I just got 10 more yards of compost from a local organic, you know, kind of soil and compost company.
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And so, yeah, get serious about growing food. Even if you only have like, honest, maybe even if you only have like a little patio, because you're in an apartment or whatever, start growing there. Right? Learn how to grow food, learn how to preserve your how to save your seeds, learn how to store the food that you grow, whether you're pressure canning it, or you're freeze drying it, or you're dehydrating it, whatever that is, like it's just, these are such important skills that you, I highly recommend you learn. Let me go back over to the live chat, then I'll give you an update on what's happening with the ARC.
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Atlas BE, How does one sneak up on a flock camera? Yeah, you know, I've, Yeah, I've been thinking about that. Yeah, I won't talk about anything publicly, but yeah, I've been thinking about that. Josie James somewhat, yeah, a friend is making his own liquor. Yeah, I saved the last bottles of corks for him.
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Yeah. Yeah. That's I've I've I've kind of thought that too. Yeah, rhubarb wine. There you go.
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Yeah. Yep. Yeah. It's it. Let's see.
1:21:26
Builder Babes, I would buy silver from you Seth, but I'm more focused on growing food right now. You've got your priorities straight. It's really good, honestly. Learning how to grow food is so important. Actually, we just hatched more chickens.
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We've got we just hatched, we have, we have 10 we hatched 10 chicks. One didn't make it. So we have nine nine little baby chicks. They're maybe a week old. It's lovely.
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I love it. Just it's so wonderful seeing them kind of wander around the yard with their with their mama hen. And then, well, I think we're also gonna get, guinea hens. We've been exploring getting guinea hens. I've got a different I've got a goat shed, I think I can convert into a guinea hen shed because it's also for ticks.
1:22:08
Guinea hens are like amazing for ticks. And so, yeah, we've been I found someone over in Pennsylvania that's got a bunch of guinea hens actually over in Scranton, Pennsylvania. So if you're an office fan, which is I love the office over in Scranton, we've got some guinea hens I think we're gonna be getting. So they're they're they're just great for ticks. Number one thing is just ticks.
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You can also eat them if you need to, but for ticks, really, really, really good. But, anyway, so let me give you an update on, the Ark. Oh, sorry. Actually, so, hope hop in now, says Seth, where do you buy your seeds? Heaven's Harvest.
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So I yeah. I do have a bunch of seeds from Heaven's Harvest. See, do I have my seed bucket? I think I have my seed bucket over there, but it's not it's off camera. So, yeah, Heaven's Harvest, they've got let me open them up real quick.
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So Heaven's Harvest, they've got really good, seeds. I think that we've got a promo code. I think if you use promo code Seth, I think it is, you save 15%. So, they've got really good heirloom seed kits. So you go to the seed kits right here.
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Yeah. This is what I think I've got sitting over there as one of these. I've got a couple a couple of these. Sorry. I had the hiccups.
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Excuse me for that. But yeah, they've got really good seeds. They're heirloom seeds. So when heirloom if you're buying seeds, make sure you get heirloom seeds because that means that you can save your seeds and reuse them. Okay?
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So they just, you know, heirloom means means that you can save your seeds and those seeds will work again. If they're not heirloom, they oftentimes won't work. Okay? You can't then re germinate the new seeds. So thanks, Monsanto.
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But anyway, yeah, Heaven's Harvest is good. Again, promo code Seth, you get 15% off. They've also got a lot of you know, sorrel foods. So if you, you know, just wanna instead of kind of going through the process of kind of buying all the bulk items and sealing it, which that's good, but sometimes, you know, you're not you won't get protein in there. You won't get a lot of the other things as well.
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So Heaven's Harvest, they have these food bucket kits, really high quality stuff. They're not junk. You know, awesome, awesome company. I love these guys. They've got organic too.
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So again, if organic is important to you, which it is for my family, you can get organic meal buckets. As far as that, they're one of the few companies that have these. Most of the big companies that you're probably familiar with, they're kind of food buckets. They're just competing on price per calorie. So these buckets are filled with just trash, unfortunately.
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Like, it's a lot of this junk stuff to kind of increase the calories for not a lot of money. But if you wanna get good, proper food, well done, made in America, made down in Georgia, Heaven's Harvest is really, really good for that. So, again, you know, if if you're concerned about the food shortages and stuff, you know, lot of these buckets have, you know, twenty, twenty five year shelf life on them. It's heavensharvest.com. Check them out.
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We also a lot of our seeds, we also get pulled up from, Fedco. Let me pull the website up real quick from Fedco. Here, just fedcoseeds.com. My sister told me about told me about Fedco probably ten years ago. She's really into gardening and horticulture and everything.
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But Fedco is also a really good place for seeds, if you want to get specific stuff. They've got a lot of organic stuff here. So if you have vegetables and herbs, as an example, say you want to get asparagus, right? They've got, well, I guess they're out for a lot of these because of seasonal stuff. But anyway, they've got really, really good heirloom, vegetables, you know, fruits, etc.
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Like say for instance, you know, lettuce, huge, huge category. And we've we've, we've got a big kind of these huge, vaults, kind of my my wife put together. Really cool. I'll make a video of it at some point and show you, but we've got all of our seeds really organized in these little containers, they're labeled and everything. And we've had a really good germination, rate with, Fedco seeds.
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So that's another good place that and their website is just fedcoseeds.com. It's a cooperative. Yeah, it's a member it's a member owned cooperative since 1978. So, that's a good seed place. So getting into, this quick update on the ARC, we had a few questions on that.
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So, the ARC is we're like, we're we're at the we're at the kind of the last the last last kind of kind of like at, like, the two yard line, for the ARC. You know, Kate my wife, Kate, has been working really heavily on the app. Actually, let me see if I have the app, if I can show you something on it. I'm not sure if I have the updated one saved on my phone yet. Let me see if it'll work.
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Because I have it on my local server. Oh yeah, cool. So I wish I could show it to you better, but yeah, so this is the Arc app. Let's see if I get the camera to adjust on that. And you can't really see it because it's kind of blown out because of the lighting.
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But yeah, this is the Arc. So this is the app. It's really, really good. You can't see much on there, we've little widgets. So you can have, like, your weather on there.
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You can have, your, you know, oil you know, gold precious metal prices on there as little widgets. So the Arc so basically, is the Arc? For people that aren't familiar with it, it's, basically, the ARC is it's it's literally, it's a social media network. It's a social media platform. Right?
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Like, and that's why it's taking a little bit longer because initially, it was supposed to be was more like we had some training videos and some small discussion spaces, but it's actually turned into, like, the ARC is is honestly, it's it's almost like it's it's like a Facebook. But it doesn't have there's certain things it doesn't have, like, has it has certain things that you won't find on Facebook. But it's basically it is it is a private social media network that we're building, that we own. Like, we've got about a 100,000 lines of code, right? And we we've built actually, my wife with with some a few workers, has built this.
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She's been working nonstop for about three months on this. So the ARC, what it is, is basically it's a private members only. So it's gonna be set up as a private membership member association, which gives us constitutional protection. That's a whole different story on making sure that the members are kept private. But it's basically, it is a private social media platform for people like you and I that want to connect.
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We're gonna we have on there, we have so many things on this. We have an ARC Academy with training. So we're gonna have, courses. I think we're now we have I forget how many lessons we have so far. But we're gonna have an entire online university called the ARC Academy, where we have training courses where you can kinda track your progress.
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If you've ever done that kinda online training, you know, courses where you can track your progress and you have quizzes and everything. So we're going to have an entire university for training everything about preparedness, whether it's emergency medicine, water purification, community building, communication, ham radio, satellite phones, gardening, foraging, home security, everything you could possibly imagine. We're building out training courses for that. That's gonna be one thing that's on there. We have on there a planting calendar.
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So based upon your area, you can look in this little calendar will show you every day what plants you can direct sow, what plants you need to start planting inside. And then you can when hardening and when they can plant, when you can harvest, it shows you everything on there. We're gonna have a for foraging app. So it's kind of the there's always little mini apps within the art community that we're building. So there's gonna be a foraging app, so you can look at what you can forage in your area.
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So whether it's, you know, you know, like for us, we have like mustard greens that grow, we have your chives that are growing, or there's certain things that you can actually, you know, come free that you can eat. So there's gonna be foraging on there. We've got food calculator, water calculator. We've got, I mean, we have so many different tools that are part of the ARC, which is absolutely incredible. But one of the cool things like the, you know, the big thing about the ARC though, is actually it's the relationships.
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So it's, it's being able to build your own community. So the the purpose is not to build some social media platform that just you're, you know, scrolling and scrolling and becoming a sort of zombie. It's all about meeting people. And so what you can do is you can set up and you can you can be as private as you want to on there. You can completely hide your location.
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You can make it so that you're completely anonymous, and you're just kind of viewing. But if you're anonymous, you can't comment. Right? So if you wanna comment, you have to have a name and everything. But basically, you can set up so you're looking okay.
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You can see who's gonna be in your area. And so you can meet people. We're gonna have all kinds of local chapters across the nation and and also around the world. So you can use the ARC to meet people on there. So you can, when you create a profile, you actually can list, okay, here's my skill set.
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So say you're really good at say you're an electrical engineer. Right? So you're really good at electricity and off grid, or say you're really good at permaculture, or you're really good at herbalism. Right? Say you're a master herbal herbalist.
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Right? And you know how to grow backyard medicines. You know, you can actually put those in your profile, and so there's gonna be different groups. So say you wanna go into in, like, the health and wellness or the health and medicine group, and say you ask a question and you say, hey. I'm having an issue with making my tincture.
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Right? So making your digestive tonic tincture, and you're having an issue, if you ask that question, it'll actually tag people who have that marked as being one of their expertises. And so they'll get a notification saying, hey, someone is asking a question about this. Can you answer? So it's all about building a platform where we can share knowledge and we can help each other.
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But there's also we're gonna have these local chapters where you can meet people in your region and have local meetups, because we want you we want you to build offline relationships. We're working on seeing if we can integrate something where you can use it for finding local farmers, local farm markets, local businesses that align with, you know, pro freedom values. So there's gonna be there's a we have encrypted messaging on there. So, like, true end to end encryption. So you can use it for, you know, truly private messaging.
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And again, we're hosting it. So we we're gonna be hosting on private servers. And so even I can't access your messages. Right? So and also because, as I mentioned, we're setting up as a private membership association, a PMA, what that means is that the government can't come in and demand to see our information.
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Right? That's one of the cool things about because there's actually there's a lot of supreme court precedents that has been set that the supreme court actually has even said in big cases that, hey, you can the federal government or state government cannot demand member lists from private member associations because of the constitutional protection. Fourth amendment, there's a few kind of details on that. So we're basically structuring it so it's a completely private platform where you can meet people and you can build a community so that because if you remember back when, you know, COVID hit, there's so many of us that got kicked off of Twitter, kicked off of Facebook, and we were isolated. Right?
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Like, that was that was terrible. Like, my wife, like, she she, like, had PTSD for years from that view. Like, all this the craziness about that and being you know, cut off from your family because you're the conspiracy theorist who doesn't trust, you know, big pharma. Right? You refuse to wear a mask or whatever it is.
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And so the idea is that the arc is where we can it's like literally everything worth preserving, the relationships, the knowledge, it's all there. Right? We've even got we've even got we're built a database, I think we're up to like, up to 5,000 books. We've actually imported up to 5,000 books. So if you're looking for questions on, you know, animal husbandry, whatever, you can actually find referenced content, referenced articles from specific books explaining to you how you can do things.
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So it's it's like, it's it's gonna be, it's so amazing. And it's like, we're probably, I mean, realistically, we're we're maybe about two weeks away, from launching. I know I I keep telling you it's not a week or so, but we're just we're just making it perfect. As perfect as we can be. Obviously, we're gonna keep refining it.
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But like even the app, honestly, because I've been using the app because, you know, Kate has been using it too. The app is like at the same level of Twitter or Facebook app. Like, I'm not kidding. It's that level of quality. It is such a quality.
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It's not like, you know, I've joined some of these other kind of smaller kind of patriot movement social media platforms, and the heart is there, but it's just like the UI kind of sucks. It's it's not that great. And you're kind of like, it's it's a little bit iffy. But no, this is gonna be something where it's literally at the same level of quality as the Twitter app, as the Facebook website, and it's beautiful. But the whole thing is built on the values that I have, and I think that you have as well.
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Right? Like morality, virtue, like a belief that we are all you know, our rights come from the creator, right, not from man. Like, that's one of the fundamental premises of of what we're doing is this this core belief that my rights come from God, not from the government. And so that these are shared values on there. So anyway, if you wanna join, if you wanna hop on the the waitlist for it, it's not loading the form on here because of my browser kind of protections.
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But anyway, if you go to buildthearc.com, so buildthearc.com, you'll see a little form where you can put in your name and your email address on this homepage. And this is just to get on the waiting list. I think we're up to 13 or 14,000 people now on the waiting list. And this is where you can drop in your name and your email. And so we'll notify you as soon as it opens up.
1:35:38
We'll be doing it in kind of sections. So we're not gonna, like, open up all at once to everybody. We've already got around a I think close to about a thousand people that have already kind of committed for the first kind of the first kind of round of people coming in. But if you wanna kinda get on the waiting list, this is how you do it. Now, it's not free.
1:35:56
So it's the charge, it's $17.76 a month, right? So that or you can also do, think one year is maybe $1.70. But there's a lot of reasons why we're charging for it. One being the fact is that we don't want AI bots. We don't want people coming in there that it just it's free.
1:36:13
They're gonna come in there and just kinda create havoc. We really want people that are committed to it because it's it's serious. Like, you wanna be around people that are serious about what you're doing. Also, just because the development I mean, I'm not kidding. Like, it's it's cost if you're looking at the overall development cost so far, we're we're talking like low 6 figures to build this app.
1:36:32
Like, it's it's a serious endeavor. And I'm not trying to, like I'm not bragging or anything. I'm just saying, like, we believe in it. Like, actually, I think that the ARC, I think, is actually one of the probably the most important thing I've ever done in my life. I'm not joking with you.
1:36:45
Like, it is so important. And I really believe you look at everything that's happening that we're seeing happen. I really believe that the ark is gonna be something that will help us get through whatever's coming next. Right? So whether it's censorship or lockdowns or, you know, mandatory digital IDs, all that kind of stuff, like the ark truly is, like, we we look at it as this vessel that will help us, you know, help carry us through.
1:37:10
I mean, obviously, it's my faith in in God, the creator, right, that will carry me through ultimately as did Noah. Right? Noah is his faith that carried him through, but he still built a boat. He still built you know, he hammered and toiled for, what, a hundred years building a boat. And so that's what we're looking at as the Ark community.
1:37:28
This is the kind of the modern day, boat that we're building in the best way that we can. And so, again, if you wanna be, if you have any questions, let me know in the com in the comments, and I'll try to get to them now, about the arc or really anything else. But that's the update. It's coming along. We're working on it nonstop.
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And it's gonna be I I really believe that once you once you join it, and once you get in there, it's gonna all make sense. And you're gonna be like, oh, okay. Like, this is something this is very serious. So anyway, let me pop back over to the, the chat and see. Yes.
1:38:09
Yeah, it's just gonna be yeah, thank you, Nutley Moncler. It will def it will definitely be the survival tool. Yeah, that's what it is, right? That's honestly what we're building it as, is we're building it as a tool that will help us. We're even working on, it's not gonna be available at the very get go, but we're working on a satellite phone version network of it.
1:38:33
So even if the main Internet goes down, if you have satellite phone access, you'll still be able to get to it through sat phone access. So, yes. Man, my voice is, I guess it's almost two hours, and I talk all day as it is. So my little throat spray helps a little bit, but it it can't replace my, my beat up vocal cords at this hour. But anyway, so I know Sue Smith, you you had asked about, I think Sue Smith, think you're over on, yeah, there you go.
1:39:06
Yeah, that you're over on, on on, YouTube. So yeah, Sue, there is your hopefully, was a good answer for you. Yep. Yeah, there you go, Sue. And, let's see.
1:39:21
Back over to Rumble. So I've finished my Oh, actually, funny enough, actually, Tomahawk, he said, Seth, add a dating section so I can meet a mature woman as paranoid as I am. We are gonna have that. It's so funny you asked that, is that we're literally gonna have a way that you can kind of indicate whether you're, you kind of you're whether you're married or whatever. But we we are gonna have a way on there that you can find people for dating.
1:39:52
So look, it's kind of like when, you know, I think, you know, when like the COVID vaxx is a big thing, and you could find these kind of unvaxxed, networks for people, to find for dating, which I think is really important, you know, again. But, yeah, anyway, so we will have that on their dating section. Also, CJMM, this is I'm serious, I don't have the money. So we are also gonna have, sponsored memberships. Actually, I'm not sure what we're gonna call it yet.
1:40:18
But anyway, so just just keep in money sorry, keep in mind that if you're someone like if you're living paycheck to paycheck, right, and if you're someone that is you're you're really, really struggling, but you really want to be involved, we are gonna have something where you can apply for a sponsored a sponsored membership. So when once we launch the site, we'll have a little form that you can fill out, you can explain the situation. And so for people that are really living in dire straits, we're gonna let you in for free. But you have to be active, you know, you have to be kind of contributing and everything. But, it's not meant to be that it's like, oh, hey, you know, only if you can afford it can you be in here, because I don't want it to be that.
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I want it to be that, you know, I I do want it to be something where they look, if, like, if you can afford it and that works out for you, then good. You know, if you're serious, then I want you to be able to join for it. And, you know, by paying for it, it helps us to keep building it and expanding it and growing it. But if you are someone that literally, you know, you can't, then you can send us a little message. We have a form you can fill out, explain your situation, and I'll be personally reviewing all those.
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And if you're someone that is in that situation, then we'll let you still in. Right? Because there's a lot of people that I think are really serious about being prepared and everything, they're just, you're just struggling. And it's like, look, I get it. Honestly, it's like, this is, Yeah, I get it.
1:41:43
Absolutely. It These are tough times right now. Groceries are expensive, energy costs are going up, utility costs are going up, rent is going up. So if you're in this situation, you're gonna be we'll make sure you're taken care of. So, yeah.
1:42:02
There you go. So Tomahawk, I'm divorced, I just want someone to curl up with at night. Yeah, that's it. Yeah, that's it. Yep.
1:42:11
I understand. I'm happily married, and love it. Yep. And we've got two little kids. Hopefully we have another kid.
1:42:21
I don't know, we'll see, but I'd love and I guess that shows my outlook on the world, right? Is that I still wanna have more kids, still wanna bring more lives into this crazy world, because I have hope. I really do. So yeah, if, Nunny Monty Montclair, if you're a member of the Dire Straits, they're gonna let you in for free. Yes, if you are a member of the Dire Straits, we'll probably let you in for free.
1:42:46
There we go. If you're a Sultan of Swing, right? I think that's what it was, Dire Straits, yep. So Okay. I think that we're kind of at the wrap up phase.
1:43:02
Again, my voice is just starting to tell me, Seth, you've had enough tonight. So if you have any kind of final questions or comments, then, yep, I'd love to chat with you still. So I'm gonna drink my, my electrolytes drink in my ball mason jar. It's my favorite favorite cup. It's just a mason jar.
1:43:36
Okay. Samson my rumble. Seth, why don't you mention that Trump backstabbed everybody talking about how he was going to do away with copper when it was really for the data centers? I'm not familiar with that. Yeah.
1:43:53
I'll look into that. I mean, as you can see, it's like I you know, look, I was a I was a big Trump supporter. I really wanna get him in, but I just I just I don't have any any faith in his administration anymore, to put it lightly. I'm just not putting my that's why I'm just really focused on what I have control over. I'm focused on, yeah, I'm just focused on my own kind of realm.
1:44:16
I'm doing the show, building the arc, building my own community, homeschooling, all that kind of stuff. So yeah, I will I actually you asked me to mention it. I don't I'm not familiar with it. So I will look into it, and maybe I can talk about it on our next, our next show next Sunday. But yep.
1:44:37
He says he's saying about the copper penny, it was baloney that he said he was gonna discontinue it to save the country money, but it was really for the data center. Yeah, wouldn't surprise me. Like, I mean, like, if one thing is obvious, it's like, yeah. Does that you know, Trump is yeah. He's he's he's building data centers.
1:44:56
He's got Palantir, you know, running everything. So, yeah. Builder Babes. Seth, when is the launch? No pressure.
1:45:04
Yeah, I know. That's how I feel. It's coming, though. It's coming. And actually, it's really good because I've convinced my wife to just kind of relax a little bit sometimes.
1:45:15
And so we've I've gotten her outside to do some planting. And, today was a beautiful day outside. We we we took the girls on a bike ride. We, went to a beautiful little Korean restaurant and had eel, which is really nice. Actually, local caught eel, which is like, it was beautiful, beautiful Korean meal.
1:45:33
But yeah, we've, yeah, we've been doing more family stuff and more outside stuff. Also I'm building a waterfall. Like that's a cool I'm really I can't wait to show you some pictures of it. But I'm in our, we have a, we're really serious about our gardens and we spend a lot of time landscaping and everything. My current project is on top of the garden beds, everything else.
1:45:55
I'm actually building a, I'm building a waterfall, a pondless waterfall in one of our main garden areas. And so once I have that done, I can't wait to show show you. Yeah. I can't to show it to you and share it with you. And this is so I'll be sharing a lot more on the ARC, a lot more of like kind of my behind the scenes stuff.
1:46:13
Because I don't wanna put that up publicly, you know, my children or my property and everything. But I will, yeah, on the ARC, that's part of what I'm looking forward to is actually sharing you with you a lot more behind the scenes of like, you know, projects that we're doing, you know, stuff we're doing for homeschooling and all that kind of stuff as well. So, okay. All right. Well, this is, yeah, this is a last call for comments.
1:46:40
Just kind of go over a few different, a few different kind of, notes for you. Remind a reminder, the the, Zero At The Trading Boot Camp starts tomorrow. So you go to, the actually, the link is in the description for that. So that's free. It's a five day, it's one hours a day, sorry, one hour a day for five days.
1:47:03
That's Zero to Trading Boot Camp starts tomorrow. That link is in the description in the description. Buildthearc.com is where you sign up. So that's also gonna be in the description as well. Noble Gold, that's goldwithsef.com.
1:47:21
Also, other thing too, in terms of preparedness, I'm not sure if you've been here yet, but we, my wife and I, we built, this is back around the winter freeze time, we built this website called readyscore.com. And so if you want to go and, it's a free test that we built, basically to get, it's kind of an assessment test. So you can see, you know, basically, can see how prepared you are, where your main main kind of gaps are. So it's you can do there's two different tests. There's like a two minute test, maybe like a ten minute test.
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And it'll basically give you a really good report on like where you're at. So you can see maybe you think you're really well prepared, but you're missing something. So readyscore.com, that link is also in the description. You can go in here and you have, it kind of covers all these different categories here, you know, water, food, communication, energy, shelter, etc. So I would definitely recommend you do that.
1:48:18
Again, it's free. It's just a kind of assessment test to see where you're doing, or where you're at with your preparedness. Can be very helpful for you. And, I think that I mean, also heavensharvest, yeah, heavensharvest.com, Promo code Seth. That's also in the description.
1:48:34
And I think that we covered everything. I think that those are all the main points. Yeah. Where do get Guinea hens? Yeah.
1:48:42
So, we found some on Craigslist. Actually, Kate did. So, yeah, we found someone over in Scranton, Pennsylvania, which is maybe it's I don't it's an hour or two away. Something like that. But, yeah, that's so I might be getting some Guinea hens the next week or so.
1:48:58
I I have to build a new run for them. I gotta find time to do that. But, yep. Yes. Okay.
1:49:11
I think that we've covered everything. Yeah, see, so Corey Dallas says, Weasels, fox, and bobcat. Bobcat ate all of your guinea hens. Yeah. So yeah, we've got so we've had chickens.
1:49:24
So we have chickens. We've never lost a chicken to a predator like that. And we live in a very rural area. We've got, we've got black bears, we've got coyotes, but I've got two, lab retrievers, Labrador retrievers that are like, they're, they're outside dogs. They're just, they're kind of farm dogs.
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They live outside, they sleep outside. We have a nice heated house for them if they want it. But yeah. So and and they they patrol the yard, like, all night. Like, they'll be barking at three in the morning because they hear, they hear some coyotes in in the backwoods.
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But actually, since we've had them, we haven't had any issues. So yep. And also, we have a really good we have a really solid chicken run. Probably over on the ARC, I'll I'll upload a video of this at some point and kinda show you our chicken coop. It's like, it's really, really secure.
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So, you know, maybe a a black bear could kinda tear into it if you wanted to get in there. But, yep. Yeah. Bee serious. What do you feed your Guinea hens?
1:50:26
Only let them pester. I think they're really good at foraging. I do think that you it's good to feed them something because it helps keep them in their home. Like, you kind of want to establish that home base for them. Especially if you're in a colder area, you really want to try to get them to sleep inside of a coop.
1:50:43
Because like in my region, you will they'll have frostbite, and they'll lose their feet and stuff. So yep. Okay. Yeah. So yeah, dogs are part of it.
1:50:55
We've got now we have three cats. I just got I've got a new kitten yesterday. So we have three cats now. And, so we yeah, we've got three cats. We've probably got 40 chickens now.
1:51:06
Three cats, 40 chickens, a bunch of we've got a pet turtle, pet salamanders for the kids, two dogs, and Guinea hens probably coming soon. Yeah. So we're we got like a little Noah's Ark here, I guess you could say. Maybe next season, we'll get a pig. We're also gonna we're gonna, inoculate, mushrooms.
1:51:29
Think that's we've got a bunch of fallen trees on our property. I think we're gonna do mushrooms as well. And I think maybe next year, we're gonna do bees. We wanna do beekeeping. And as I mentioned, I'm building a waterfall.
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I also want to build a pond, a pond with like a wetland filtration. So we can start doing some, pond stuff. We can start growing some, you know, watercress and stuff like that in the pond. Maybe we'll get some ducks. I don't know.
1:51:54
Anyway, yeah Alright Yeah, I think that we're good. I Think that we are good for tonight, and I'm I think I'm ready ready to call it a night. I'm pretty tired. I've been up. I was up probably at six this morning and was out most of the day in the hot sun.
1:52:15
It was 85 here today, which was really nice. Was in the pool today. We have an above ground pool, and I it was nice. It was cold, but it was nice. Okay.
1:52:27
Alright. Yeah, think that's it. I think that that's that's a night. We've got some good shows coming out this week. Yep.
1:52:37
Yeah. The Thank You Tomahawk. Yep. Hit that like button. Yep.
1:52:42
Yeah. I know that, guinea hens, yeah, they they they're really good alarm bells. They're really good at at kind of making a lot of noise if there's a predator around. So which is which is good. Like, they're they're really, really good if you you can kinda let tune in, and they're they're great at alerting.
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They're very loud. So I I think we're far enough away from our neighbors. We're quite rural. I've got my next neighbor's probably, I don't know, three four hundred yards down the road. So something like that.
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Maybe more. A more. But anyway. Yep. Alrighty.
1:53:16
Good. So thank you. Make sure you si make sure you hit the like button. Make sure you sign up, you know, join the waiting list at buildthearc.com. And, that's it.
1:53:26
Yeah. I think that that's all for tonight. I think that is all for tonight. I'm gonna sleep well tonight. I hope you do, too.
1:53:33
We covered some scary stuff tonight, but I think hopefully we did it in a way that, we're still smiling, right? There's still a future. Yeah, we it's still there for us, there for the taking. Okay, thank you. Thank you all.
1:53:49
Thank you for being here. I just I really enjoy these live shows with all of you. You're such a wonderful group of people, and I thank all of you for being here, for supporting the channel, for being part of this community. I hope to see a lot of you over on the Arc. Because that's why I want to get know you on a more personal level.
1:54:05
We're gonna do a lot of roundtable calls, have experts coming in. So, yeah, that's it. Yeah. Sampson's on my Rumble. Good night, brother.
1:54:17
God bless you, Seth. Thank you. God bless you too. And God bless all of you, honestly, and God bless America. Our country needs it.
1:54:23
So thank you. Take care. Have a beautiful night, and I'll see you next live show. It'll be Sunday, next Sunday. And we've got a lot of good shows coming out this week as well.
1:54:34
So thank you all, and I will see you next time. Have a good night.