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Michael Saylor: Argentina Needs Bitcoin | EP 724 · Simply Bitcoin

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We will be your guide through the separation of money and
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state. Holy cow reality is Stranger
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Than Fiction World. Economic forum, is it time to
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put laser eyes on Klaus Schwab? Let us know down in the
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comments. But a world economic Forum that
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a total 180 and they came out with you know, one of their
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propaganda videos or mean videos and basically said, hey, you
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know, you could actually use I'm mining you could actually use
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you know, flared, gas, the third gas, and you could turn that
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into Bitcoin and it uses that energy.
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And normally that flared, gas would go out into the atmosphere
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is just a total 180. I remember like five years ago
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where they were saying the complete exact opposite.
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So that's a good news. Another news Michael sailor
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tweet and so we're going to talk about today.
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Argentina needs Bitcoin well yeah, Argentina needs Bitcoin,
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104 percent inflation but It's not that simple.
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We're going to get into the IMF. I'm going to talk about the IMF.
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I went, I went a little bit ham, this over the weekend, tweeting
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out about the IMF because it really, really upset me.
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You know, one of the things, one of the one of their statements.
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So the one of the mission statements and IMF website says
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prosperity for all I don't believe that's like sincere II
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don't believe at this point you can't make in good faith.
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You can't make an argument that the IMF is a net benefit, for
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Humanity, can't make that statement, right?
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Literally the opposite of what they recommended was the right
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move and we're going to highlight that today.
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And I'm also shout out to Alex gladstein, because he's really
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been at the Vanguard of this and he's in, he know, he's written
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amazing articles and he just recently, Only released a book
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on Amazon, highly recommend you guys get it.
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Basically highlighting the scam that is the IMF.
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And these people have the audacity To tell a sovereign
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country not to seek an alternative.
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Who are these people? Hmm.
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Anyways, before we start to show, I want to bring up a very
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special guest and a co-worker of mine.
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Rowdy from Swan media, how you doing, buddy?
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What up? How's it going?
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This guy is the genius. The writer behind the hard money
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episodes which are absolutely popping off, bro.
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So it's truly an honor to have you on the show today and of
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course, my legendary co-host, always optimistic.
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He did not. Send me a selfie this morning
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with a smile and I And I was first to text him, I said you're
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fired with the period. Well hey apparently there's a
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running theme of firing Talking Heads right now so the Tucker
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for tomorrow's Vlog but yeah, breaking news, it was fired, but
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he stepped down from Fox News for anyone who doesn't No, he
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has been the only Legacy Media talking head that has publicly
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supported Bitcoin. He's had nine book, La, Michael
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sailor Marty bent on his show. He's I think he's had nine
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buchelli or and Max Keiser recently.
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And it's just interesting that the people that publicly support
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Bitcoin are also the people that you know somehow they end up in
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the corporate media's. Crosshairs this is all
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coincidences, I guess. Anyways guys that make let's
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My It stat out of this whole thing because it just highlights
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the failure Fiat currencies and we're going to talk about
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Argentina today. So that one point seven, six
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percent number. It's gonna go down forever
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the world economic Forum, you know, the same people that tell
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you, you owe nothing, be happy, eat bugs, shut up, you know, you
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dirty peasant, you know, don't pay.
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Just shut up, eat your bugs. You know, 15 minutes City, all
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of that stuff. And you guys remember this
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tweet, you know, it made quite quite a Ruckus when it went live
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in 2017 and it's funny because it's like one.
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Bitcoin was peaking at the time was like 20K was the top or
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something like 19 or 20 K. And they tweeted this out says
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in 2020, Bitcoin will consume more power than the world does
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today. Well it looks like they did like
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a whole 180 because they just released this video over the
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weekend. Let's check it out and we'll
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talk about it. One of the key problems were
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focused on on emission reduction is called flaring.
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Flaring happens either in the oil field or in landfills where
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you have this waste stream of gas, that's associated with oil
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production or you know happens from decomposition of landfill
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Crusoe does is we actually build operate and manage these mobile
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and modular data centers that we co-locate on location with these
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waste sources of energy and then we use those those waste methane
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streams to power. These mobile modular data
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centers and so by doing that, not only do we create a massive
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emission reduction from this previously wasted source of
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energy, but we can also produce Ultra low-cost computing.
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By harnessing this, this otherwise stranded form of
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energy. Okay, I can't deal with the
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fucking music. Holy shit who picked out music
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but I was like ding, ding, ding anyways.
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Um, holy cow, holy cow. What was that 180 Chris.
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Ooh, by the way, Chris, ooh, they also acquired Great
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American mining. So they're definitely a major
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player in the flared using flared, gas and turning that
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into Bitcoin, their major player in the US.
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And if my memory serves me correctly, Lee.
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They're also the company that ConocoPhillips used to mine
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Bitcoin as well, right? I just find it very interesting,
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right? This is a complete 180 from The
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Narrative that the world economic Forum was, you know,
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saying for the last couple of years now, right?
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Complete, you know, turn complete change of narrative,
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right? So I find that fascinating.
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I really do and then I tweeted this out this morning, right?
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You know, if you can't beat them, join them.
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Is this one of those things? I don't know.
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Is it time to put laser ours laser eyes on Klaus Schwab?
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I don't know. Let us know.
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I don't still don't trust them. There's something about it.
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I still, I like steak Klaus. I like steak.
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Anyways, Rodney what's your take on this and then we'll move on
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to Opti. Well, does your distrust of
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Klaus Schwab have anything to do with that black space suit?
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He wears from the future, or whatever.
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I mean, he looks like a demon. Yeah, I so I mean the, the gas
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Boring stuff. So I'm I come from Texas.
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And, you know, the fact that you could take these containers out,
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previously, stranded sources of energy is amazing and not only
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getting the gas to a pipeline. But even if you were to generate
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electricity, you know, you still need high voltage, power lines,
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to get those population centers. So it's really a great thing.
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You know, that they're able to do that aside from that.
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You know, in the first world in America were sort of concerned
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with balancing the grid and having a buyer.
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Last Resort for some of this energy but in other parts of the
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world, it is actually Bitcoin and Bitcoin mining is kind of
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augmenting and incentivizing growth of grid.
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So like in Africa you have microgrids in America, we have
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three main grids or copying one, the sort of, in Texas
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Independent one. But, you know, eat it.
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Incentivizes people to actually go into these remote Villages
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and provide infrastructure and provide the infrastructure for
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them to have electricity at a very low cost.
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So, you know, for more on that, you can see our hard money
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Africa package. But yeah.
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We think a lot about energy in the Nexus between that and
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money. So yeah. 100% in, in like
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Bitcoin, Bitcoin and energy are like, one in one.
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Right? It's money.
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Tied to energy via proof-of-work, it's anchored to
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reality. I think that's what makes
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Bitcoin unique and and all of a sudden did the Africa.
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Thing is very interesting Rowdy because, you know, all of a
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sudden, these isolated energy Pockets that Normally have no
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value, because they're way too far, from a city center,
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whatever. Bitcoin miners, could go there,
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right? And all of a sudden that gives
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that energy value, which brings prosperity to otherwise,
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isolated or poverty-stricken areas in Africa, right?
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Which is in my opinion again, Bitcoin is hope it's another
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example of Bitcoin is Hope and I think Jack Dorsey is very
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bullish on that, which is why I think he invested in a start-up
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in Africa, that was doing just that 100, 100 percent.
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And, and not only that but like for All the, you know,
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environmental Fudd, stirs largely, all of that is
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Renewables, you know? And and hydro specifically, you
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know, you have a lot of like small-scale rivers and streams
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that you could run a small operation on and and people are
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starting to now. But you know, the big energy
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companies aren't going to go in there and look at a small stream
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and see the benefit to them. And so they're not going to
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build a project but you know, if you have these companies now
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that are that are mining Bitcoin and they can go in and they can
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build a Hydro Dam, all of a sudden you're providing jobs for
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the local economy. Me you're providing electricity
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that for the people who live there and it's all on renewable.
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So win, win, win win, win win exactly.
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Bitcoin stays winning Opti, what's your take on this
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brother? Well first and foremost, I'm
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going to Echo, basically, what everyone was saying in the chat?
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You know, first and foremost. My tinfoil hat.
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Radar is triggering now. It's like I don't know how I
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feel now that the world economic forum is indirectly endorsing
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Bitcoin mining. Now, I was hoping that they
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would push this out and fight us more.
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You know, it seems one of those like I forget the metaphor, but
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like, once you're touched by their fingers, it's like, oh now
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we're all dirty because of their association with us, but I don't
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know if we played the whole video, but I really liked in
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that video. If you guys should definitely go
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watch the whole thing. They never once said Bitcoin
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mining, they just said, like, data centers, you know, we're
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just we're you know we're just cleaning up the environment with
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data centers and I think that's again.
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One of the things that Nico always points out the omission
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of Saying the b word I think is one of the biggest towels here.
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They obviously don't want to endorse Bitcoin mining, but we
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have the facts on our side. It is factually proven that
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Bitcoin mining will improve planet Earth that it does help
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the energy grids. And as much mental gymnastics as
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they want to do like the facts are the facts and and we know
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that this is true, we know that Bitcoin miners are actually
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helping the, you know, the planet more than any
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environmentalist out there, more than any environmental.
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Lestrade can try to, I don't know what I was going to say
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greenwash, but that's probably not the right word here.
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But yeah, I mean, hey, it is a huge 180 and now they are
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endorsing Bitcoin but I really like Nephi.
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Did you see the remakes that Walker from crypto couple made?
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He did a remix of that video and I'll lie really did was like put
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the Bitcoin logo on the bottom. And then every time they said,
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like data centers is just like Bitcoin, like Bitcoin fixes this
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Bitcoin fixes this. And it's just like, It's the
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perfect little addition to it because again the omission of
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them actually sang Bitcoin, I think is one of the biggest
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towels are they? I know they're trying to make it
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palatable for for the, for the Normie out there and calling it
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data centers. Which I mean I think that I
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don't so I don't think I don't want to fall into the framing
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but like I don't think it's palpable.
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I just think like just as you know whether it's the future of
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money report that was released by the US Treasury.
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Basically omitting that Bitcoin could be seen as the future of
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money in the eyes of the US government.
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That's Not the case. And then what they do though is
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that they omit inflation and all of those reports.
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And I think that they omit inflation because I don't think
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that they have a good argument against it, right?
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We always say on the show, like if we get the masses asking, a
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very simple question. You know, why are we using, why
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are we being forced to use a money that steals from us?
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I think that puts them in a very, very hard spot.
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Like I just don't, I don't know how, I don't know how they could
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defend that but anyways, everybody, let's get to the
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news. Talk about Argentina.
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A lot of things are going down over there.
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Alright let's talk about Argentina.
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So Bloomberg article headline, Argentina inflation accelerates
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more than more than expected to 104 percent.
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So. Okay, you know, they look when
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we talk about the US government printing and basically having
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this privilege of being able to print because it has the world
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Reserve currency status. Right?
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Without the world Reserve currency status.
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The US government would not be able Print the way it does and
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it can't survive without printing.
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Currently, there's a trillion, there's a trillion dollar
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deficit, spend every single year, meaning the US government
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spends a trillion dollar more than it collects in taxes, in
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the way that they get away with that is because they have access
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to a money printer. Other countries.
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Wish they had the same thing. Unfortunately, no, no country
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really holds Argentine pesos why would they write?
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So what happens when the government prints a ridiculous
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amount Amount of money. You have crazy, crazy inflation.
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And that is the case for most of the global South.
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I might add, they don't have the privilege that Us in the
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developed world have, right? We're governments can get a
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little crazy with the money printer and there was and the
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consequences of that are not too crazy.
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I love the way that Jeff poo. Jeff Booth puts it right where
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the inflation rate isn't too high where people don't really
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notice that they're being stolen from her, the vat, the mass
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majority of people. So let's get into some of the
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details. So inflation.
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Jumps in Argentina, more than expected as a seasonal, as
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seasonal factors collided with the impact of historic, drought
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and government overspending, to feel the highest monthly price
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hikes in two decades, inflation accelerated to 7.7% in March,
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more than the median expectation, of seven percent
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among economists, surveyed by Bloomberg, from a year ago,
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Prices rose 104 percent, the highest annual level since 1991
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according to government data published Friday.
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Here's a quote. Now, what's really interesting
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about this is hold on a second, quote policy changes to fix the
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inflation problem. We'll have to be more drastic
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than the longer it holds about. 100 percent.
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There is little, the government could do ahead of the October
19:03
election, a rate hike at the next Central Bank meeting would
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keep real rates positive as agreed with the IMF.
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But wouldn't have a practical near-term impact on inflation.
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Why are they bringing up on the IMF?
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It's like isn't Argentina, sovereign country, like what is
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going on here? And then let's talk about the
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bailout, right? Because this was kind of like,
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you know, one of those things or the, you know, the IMF would
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would bails out these countries supposedly and parts of these
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bailouts, you know, is so these, these countries restructure
19:42
their finances so that these types of things don't happen,
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but in that clause, Check this out Argentina's IMF bailout deal
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includes a wild Clause that rips cryptocurrencies and check out
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the date of this article March 18. 20 22 goes on to say
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Argentinian Senators just approved a 45 billion dollar
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bailout deal with the with the IMF on Thursday that will help
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the country. Avoid an imminent default on its
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debts, but that's not the unusual part of the agreement,
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the deal, which was approved in 1856. 213 vote, includes a wild
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provision that will force the government.
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Point of prisoner Alberto, Fernandez to take a tough anti
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cryptocurrency stance. And it goes on to say, quote to
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discourage the use of cryptocurrencies, with a view to
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preventing money laundering, informality, and
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disintermediation, and order to quote, to further Safeguard
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Financial stability. Well, how the fuck did that work
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out IMF that didn't work out very well.
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Well, let's check out this other article dropped around, you
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know, not very, not the exact time, but shakal.
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Take a look at The date, 26 January, 2020, to IMF urges El
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Salvador to remove Bitcoin as legal tender.
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It goes on to say in September. I'll Salvador became the first
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country to allow consumers to use a cryptocurrency and all
21:02
transactions alongside the US dollar, the decision led to
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large-scale protest over fears, it would bring instability and
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inflation to the impoverished. Latin American country.
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Did the exact fucking opposite. And that bailout from Argentina
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by the IMF would that do anyways.
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And then we're going to like look at the results, right?
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So it goes on to say, when I was Salvador, introduced a virtual
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currency, as legal, tender the government, released a new
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digital wallet app, giving away $30 is a chivo wallet.
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It presented the measures a way to boost Economic Development
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and jobs, but El Salvador has been divided by the move.
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That's not true. 9 will Kelly has a 90% approval rating
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anyways. So take a look at the, the dates
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of the articles there. They're very important and the
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narrative in the structure and the framing by the Legacy
21:52
corporate media, right? So January 22, the basically
21:55
saying oh this is a move. The I messes like this is a
21:57
danger to financial stability what El Salvador is doing its
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absolutely Reckless at the same time here.
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Here's a bailout, you know, don't worry about it.
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This is gonna be fine. But you have to include a clause
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that has 2D incentivize the adoption of Bitcoin within the
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country. Now, what were the results of
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that? Well, the Argentinian decision
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was an absolute clusterfuck for the people of Argentina, dealing
22:20
with 104 percent inflation. The government is hostile
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towards it because that was part of the bailout agreement and now
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let's take a look at the results.
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Coming out of El Salvador record GDP growth and not to mention
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record. Low crime rate right here is the
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estimated, hasta homicides per 100,000 inhabitants and here it
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goes, back all the way to 2010. It reached a high of 103 and
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Recently reported last year, it was 7.8.
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So, it looks like the country that did not listen to the IMF
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and now adopted an alternative to the IMF system.
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Has Prosperity has peace. And the country that listen to
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the IM f--, took the bailout deal.
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Is dealing with record inflation.
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Who the fuck are these people? Here's a tweet by Michael
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sailor. If you live in Argentina right
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now, you need Bitcoin. Here's a tweet by bow-tied, Mara
23:21
urgent. The Argentine Central Bank has
23:23
suspended operations for today and Monday foreign payments have
23:27
been suspended. There are no more dollar.
23:29
It seems more about the measure here.
23:32
Looks like the central bank was effectively already dipping into
23:35
customer US dollar deposits at local banks.
23:38
This was last month and it only got worse than Then that's
23:41
right. You want to escape the
23:44
inflation? Yeah.
23:45
Well we'll dip into your to your currencies to and you want to
23:48
know, you will dip into your savings.
23:50
Why? And you want to know why the IMF
23:54
included that? That clause in the bailout
23:58
package will Christine Lagarde. Opt, he's ex-girlfriend said it
24:01
best. If there's an escape valve,
24:03
people will use it. And that's what this is.
24:07
I don't think the IMF really wants prosperity for all if you
24:10
were to believe they're Logan, I think the IMF just wants people
24:14
to use their system. That's what they're really
24:16
concerned about the IMF concerns is concerned about the IMF.
24:20
No one else is not really concerned about this.
24:23
This, you know, this framing about, oh, we want, what's best
24:26
for developing countries? Well, look a developing country
24:28
seeked an alternative that was outside your grasp of control.
24:33
You freaked out. Look what what the results of
24:36
that decision were prosperity and peace for El Salvador and
24:41
the people that listen to you and took your claws destruction
24:46
and poverty. Like, it's absolutely
24:49
ridiculous. Here is a tweet by turned to mr.
24:52
Apparently, Argentina Central Bank ran out of dollars and
24:55
started stealing local banks. Customer USD deposits to fill
24:59
the hole. Now, that's no longer working.
25:01
So they're announcing a bank holiday.
25:04
Classic bail in, right? I'm going to end it there or my
25:08
head's going to explode, but this is fucking nuts, right?
25:12
Central banks don't have your best interest at heart.
25:15
The IMF doesn't have your best interest at heart and your tell
25:18
is their hostility towards Bitcoin.
25:22
The tell is their hostility towards individuals seeking an
25:26
alternative and their reaction to it.
25:29
They don't care about look at what the results were of El
25:31
Salvador. You don't hear them talking
25:32
about it. And anymore a lot, right?
25:37
The Argentinean government took the bailout money accepted, the
25:40
Clause fast forward a year, later hundred 4% inflation.
25:45
How did that work out for the Argentinian?
25:48
People are Central bank's really for their people or a central
25:52
bank's really for central banks and the government is State
25:57
money really? For the people of that state or
26:01
is it really for the government? That runs that state and these
26:07
are very important questions to ask but because I really believe
26:11
and I don't know if you see it. Rowdy to me, it's clear as day,
26:15
you have two opposing things don't let El Salvador Financial
26:20
instability. They've made Bitcoin as legal
26:22
tender. This is going to cause inflation
26:24
the exact fucking opposite thing happened.
26:26
Take out bailout deal but you must be incentivize the adoption
26:29
of Bitcoin because that's going to lead to financial
26:32
instability. The Exact fucking opposite
26:34
happen. Who is behind the IMF?
26:37
That is some evil fucking shit. That's my take on that.
26:40
Some evil people behind there bro. 100% if you if you look at
26:45
night but Kelly makes a great case.
26:47
Not only is he an epic Twitter troll against the IMF and but I
26:52
believe he's made the case in front of the UN General form.
26:55
Not only sort of pointing out how outdated and outmoded the
26:59
fact of the, you know, all those representatives from all over
27:02
the world at the fly. New York, we have zoom and
27:04
everything, but it just, he just, he's embracing the
27:08
technology and the way things are going and you have in a
27:12
places like Argentina who are making deals with the incumbent
27:15
power structures, like the IMF, and what you get is 104 percent
27:20
inflation. But what's most egregious is not
27:22
only, are they, is their currency completely jacked up
27:25
because it's a Cadre of people making decisions in a
27:27
centralized way and they're Miss managing it, but it got so bad.
27:31
Not only were they, do they have capital, Controls where you're
27:34
not allowed to buy US dollars in Argentina / to preserve your
27:38
purchasing power. So you had to do that on the
27:39
black market illegally but now they're bailing in and they're
27:42
just taking customer deposits straight from the bank.
27:45
I mean it's I'm getting angry on their behalf.
27:48
Just I'm getting heated just thinking about it.
27:50
Yeah it's egregious and I and at some point, people are going to
27:54
wake up and they're going to start asking these questions and
27:57
figuring out that there is an escape valve.
28:00
And that the people who tell you to eat bugs are not your friend.
28:04
Yeah, and they don't have your best interest at heart 100% And
28:08
I just want to let you know, maybe I want to rub it in their
28:10
face but I think it's well deserved nine bouquet was right?
28:14
He wrote this, don't drink the elites Kool-Aid, September 30th
28:18
2022 and he was 100%, right? And here is the part of the
28:24
article that really stuck with me.
28:26
And it says, with that, of course, they also own the
28:29
Army's, the loans, the money supply, the credit ratings, The
28:32
Narrative, the Of the factories, the food supply that control
28:35
international trade and international law, but their
28:38
most powerful weapon is the control of the truth and they're
28:40
willing to fight. Lice mere destroy sensor,
28:43
confiscate print, and do whatever it takes to maintain
28:46
and increase their control over the truth and everything.
28:49
And everyone so fast forward a year later.
28:53
After the IMF called out said that name, El Salvador's
28:57
decision was a threat to the financial stability of El
29:00
Salvador. The exact same thing happened in
29:02
El Salvador and and when the IMF bailed out Argentina to
29:06
supposedly, you know, secure the country financially, what
29:10
happened? The exact fucking opposite,
29:14
right? And then take this paragraph
29:16
that I just read from, don't drink tea, Luke Kool-Aid and it
29:19
was published in in Bitcoin magazine.
29:24
Embrace that take that in, connect the dots and it became
29:29
paints a very, very, very clear picture.
29:31
It's our job to highlight the hypocrisy, in the
29:35
misrepresentations in the lives of these people.
29:38
And nine bouquet Lee, nailed it in this paragraph.
29:41
Anyways, Rowdy, totally agree and it's worth noting.
29:43
I mean obviously you know, quotes around the word truth
29:47
because the it's their version of the truth, right?
29:51
It's effectively, you know, 1984 the ministry of Truth.
29:55
We're here to tell you what the truth is.
29:58
Exactly. Exactly.
29:59
It's like and and I'll say this, right?
30:01
The, you know, we've pointed out the fact of this idea, this I
30:06
call it this this This psychological concept called
30:10
projection. I think when they say that
30:13
Bitcoin is a threat to financial stability.
30:15
I think they're projecting onto US what it is.
30:17
They know they do themselves. And I've noticed that more and
30:21
more and more, and more and more, and they love those
30:24
buzzwords money. Laundering terrorism, Financial
30:26
stability and they use it. Like, it's like a battle drum.
30:28
It's like baba, baba, baba, baba, baba, baba, baba, baba,
30:31
anyways, Opti, what's your take on this brother?
30:34
Well, I'm glad that you brought up Abu Kelly's article because I
30:37
was going to bring it up. Well and it really reminds you
30:40
also of the book confessions of an economic Hitman like this,
30:44
this isn't a new thing. It just it's just coming from a
30:47
president versus, you know, a confession from an economic
30:50
Hitman and we know that this is the case, like this isn't
30:53
conspiracy theories. This isn't us looking into stuff
30:56
like we know the blueprint it's exactly what the IMF is doing.
31:00
This is institutionalized theft on a nation state level and now
31:05
we have the receipts, you know, Bitcoin exposes all.
31:08
All incentives and we have the IMF, literally kicking Argentina
31:13
into a hyperinflationary state and then saying, oh, we're here
31:16
to protect you. Well, like look, I'm a very
31:19
simple-minded person if a plus b equals c then we know exactly
31:24
what is going on here and it's, it's really insane to me.
31:29
That people think that the IMF and the world bank's are out
31:32
there doing good. And that, like, oh, we're here
31:34
to protect you guys and it's like, now it's very obvious.
31:37
We have a lot of A lot, a lot of points pointing to the complete
31:41
opposite that the IMF is not out here, helping if Argentina at
31:46
least was on a Bitcoin standard, then, I think things would be
31:50
different. Government wouldn't be able to
31:52
print. That's the thing, the government
31:53
wouldn't be able to print. Exactly, that's the thing.
31:55
You take that away from them and then the only way for the
31:58
government to raise funds is via direct taxation meaning.
32:01
They can't get too crazy on that either because then the people
32:03
will revolt and vote out. Those said, Paul's actually,
32:06
they're completely changes the dynamic.
32:08
Hammock here, right? But yeah I think you know if
32:12
you're if you're in Argentina and maybe this is a stretch too
32:15
far but I'm going to say it. Anyways, if you want to protest
32:18
what's actually going on the most effective way of protesting
32:22
is to opt out of the system entirely.
32:25
We say this on simply all the time, it's not Red vs.
32:28
Blue. Of course, that's a u.s.
32:30
Centric view, you know, Democrat versus Republican.
32:32
It's green versus orange, right? It's the orange party.
32:35
It's the party of Bitcoin. And then it's the party of State
32:37
money. Fiat right?
32:38
And which they want to turn into Central Bank, digital
32:41
currencies. That's the future ahead of us,
32:44
but this is, this is crazy. So you know what?
32:47
Well, Michael Seiler said I'm going to Echo it Argentina.
32:51
The people of Argentina. You guys need Bitcoin.
32:53
Bitcoin fixes. Yeah, way to go.
32:55
Before we go on one of our own members, wanna kiss.
32:58
Simply Bitcoin. Fam is currently in Argentina
33:01
and the second king. Yeah, the stories he's telling
33:04
me. I was on the phone with him like
33:05
an hour. I think it was last week and he
33:08
was kind of giving me an update on everything going on and he's
33:12
just like Blown Away by the amount of inflation.
33:15
Since he's been down there. It just like he's been taking
33:17
pictures of just like wads of money that he has to use to to
33:21
pay for everyday things, even though things are extremely
33:23
cheap. And I basically asked him, I'm
33:25
like, yeah, like what's the, what's the one hurdle that you
33:28
think is stopping people from adopting Bitcoin, and it's like,
33:31
it's just an education thing. Like, they don't have much
33:34
money, they're living paycheck to paycheck, and they don't have
33:37
the Financial literacy that that all you guys have out there like
33:41
it really is amazing that content like ours.
33:44
Everyone else spreading content. Like this is really the mm.
33:47
Most important thing we can be doing is trying to educate
33:50
people show them that the system is broken.
33:53
And that we do have a solution to this very specific problem
33:56
like Bitcoin, literally fixes this and no amount of propaganda
34:01
from these institutions can hide the truth for very, very much
34:04
longer. Like the mental gymnastics that
34:06
they have to partake. To show that Bitcoin isn't a
34:09
superior way to save, you know, that it's going into overdrive
34:13
and we we just got to continue to beat that drum and educate.
34:17
And what do we always say? Win the hearts and minds of the
34:19
masses and like, this is the importance of what we do, daily.
34:22
What you guys do? Spreading memes, you know what
34:24
Rowdy does over at hard money? Like, this is the most important
34:29
thing we can be doing is spreading this signal far and
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34:33
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36:33
are we going to talk about today brother, perfect?
36:35
Well, you know, sometimes I don't realize that that IQs up
36:40
very good but I'm glad that that was the last thing I said,
36:42
talking into this culture segment because it really makes
36:45
his hit a little harder. Rowdy, you are a writer for the
36:49
hard money show in Natalie, Brunell and one of your videos,
36:52
it's starting to go viral, dude. And this is something that Nico
36:56
and I Not only are honored and humbled that.
36:59
This is our job. But we understand, especially
37:02
considering all the the cultural war is going on right now, the
37:06
importance of creating this type of media.
37:08
So I mean do you feel just as blessed as we do to put your hat
37:13
in the rink and and create this kind of content?
37:16
Yeah, absolutely. I mean, I spent the bulk of my
37:19
career working in entertainment and promoting Entertainment
37:23
Properties, which is great. But, you know, if you if you
37:26
sort of Have that on the one hand and then you have a product
37:30
that can fix the world and solve.
37:32
So many of the world's problems is a no-brainer.
37:34
So, I am 100% happy to be putting my skills.
37:39
Behind Bitcoin and Bitcoin education.
37:41
Getting the word out there, orange filling people.
37:44
I do to my friends and family and I'm so happy to be doing it
37:47
professionally. Now, got a great team, Natalie,
37:50
obviously is an amazing Storyteller as well, and yeah,
37:54
just working on all this stuff. Not only do I find it, Applying
37:57
just from an educational standpoint myself.
37:59
As I continue my journey down the rabbit hole, but, you know,
38:03
kind of being able to present my findings to everybody out there
38:06
and get it out on the Internet is and hopefully do it in a fun
38:10
and entertainment entertaining way at the same time as the
38:13
goal. But yeah, I'm glad to see this
38:15
pop off and, you know, we rely heavily on so many smart people
38:19
out there from Sailor, who's featured in this video to, you
38:25
know, Sam Callaghan who Is on our Squad and Hurley who edits
38:30
these pieces, and he's amazing. But yeah, it's just an honor to
38:34
kind of like go through and do the research on these pieces and
38:37
then to get it out there and try to take, you know, explain my
38:40
take on how it is. It's great.
38:43
So whoever man, is it coming from your background?
38:47
Nico? And I always talked about this
38:48
on the show, basically, like highlighting the importance of
38:50
the independent content creators.
38:52
Do you think that the corporate corporate media is dying?
38:55
Is it, is it a dinosaur out there?
38:57
Class legs are how much longer do you think they can continue
39:00
to spread this kind of propaganda?
39:02
Yeah, I don't know. I mean, it's kind of like these
39:05
generational changes happen as people age out of, you know, the
39:09
population. It not not to get dark about it
39:12
but, you know. Yeah, I think I think mainstream
39:17
media and, you know, when I was a kid, it was like the big
39:20
three. There were three major networks,
39:21
right? And everybody just tuned in to
39:23
the news. And that was the water cooler
39:24
conversation. But now with the internet and
39:26
with YouTube and stuff, the democratization of being able to
39:30
tell stories and find good content, you know and and really
39:34
honing in on an itch. Like we do.
39:36
With Bitcoin is just a fascinating opportunity and it's
39:40
only getting more and more popular.
39:42
And, you know, I don't know, anybody, you know who gets their
39:45
news off the mainstream media in most mostly in my circles.
39:50
They're seeking it out themselves because they want to
39:52
find the truth. You know they want to find
39:53
empirical evidence. It reminds me of the pier
39:56
Richard. You know, he did, he took his
39:59
carbon monoxide or CO2 tester out there and it's like
40:02
empirically he's showing that you know, Bitcoin mining is zero
40:06
emissions and it's like people were saying, well, that's not
40:09
the truth and they're they're arguing that.
40:10
But literally, the truth is, is self-evident in some cases.
40:14
And so that's a lot of what we try to present on hard bunnies.
40:17
The truth, I'm glad you you had that cuz I was going to ask the
40:21
question. What do you think is the main
40:22
difference between Bitcoin media and mainstream media?
40:25
But I think you just answered that question.
40:27
Faster, follow-up. I have a follow-up.
40:28
Like, why? So it and Route.
40:31
A you grew up with this and you were you know you were you were
40:33
in the belly of the Beast so to speak.
40:36
It wasn't the the media wasn't always like this like Walter
40:39
guy. Like I literally have Walter
40:41
Cronkite his reporting on the Vietnam War, which like you can
40:44
make the argument that led to basically it being the Vietnam
40:49
War being a nun, defensible political position for the u.s.
40:53
government, right? So you know he was part of a
40:55
huge me. Organization.
40:57
I remember, you know, CNN in then in the 90s or, you know, in
41:01
the 2000s, right? Like this it seems like this is
41:05
a recent event where, or maybe it's the internet that really
41:09
highlighted that perhaps, we were being propagandize the
41:12
entire time, but I would like to believe that the corporate media
41:16
wasn't always like that. I feel like there was there was
41:19
journalistic standards before there was Integrity.
41:22
Why do you think that changed? I mean, I think it's about
41:25
incentives, right? Right.
41:27
It's like, you know, they at one point, the news programs on the
41:33
mainstream, you know, the big three channels, weren't the
41:35
revenue drivers, you know, it was the soap operas, and
41:38
literally, they, they're called that because they were really
41:41
just dramas to sell soap, but you had these journalistic
41:45
standards. Like, you're talking about with
41:46
Walter Cronkite and back in the day, you know, people who are
41:48
actually after the truth. And now I think there's just the
41:52
networks have been captured by, you know, red or blue, at least
41:56
in the states. That's a quick way to look at it
41:58
and you know people who have other agendas and you know if
42:04
you're in one, if you're on leaning to the left, you go to
42:07
one channel. If you lean to the right, you go
42:08
to another. But but I think you're
42:09
absolutely right. It's harder and harder to find
42:13
signal. That is not just completely the
42:16
Spin Zone essentially. Yeah. 100% Opti, just I want to
42:21
ask from your Vantage Point. Rowdy, wait, what do you think
42:23
like Bitcoin Media or media in general goes from here?
42:27
I mean, I'm happy to be sort of, I think on what is the Vanguard
42:31
of kind of Independent Media sources and and, you know, we
42:34
just sort of bootstrap this thing.
42:36
I mean, not, you know, we're sponsored and we have helped.
42:40
But I mean, you know, we are not, I come from companies like
42:45
Viacom and Turner and, you know, giant media conglomerates.
42:50
And so, to be in a place like this where, you know, truth is
42:56
valued above all. Paul, I feel like in a way It's
43:00
kind of like a re-emergence of what the news used to be when it
43:04
was on the big three. Aunt works, you know, really
43:08
just going after the integrity and trying trying to tell the
43:10
story as we see it without political bias without you.
43:15
No, preconceived notions going in without an agenda.
43:18
Essentially, I love it. We I mean Nico and I always talk
43:23
about here and this is a meme, I stole from Nico.
43:26
Where that what we're really doing here is we're after the
43:28
hearts and minds of the masses out there and I don't think we
43:33
have a better tool than Bitcoin on our side.
43:35
Like we we have the truth, we have the facts now it's becoming
43:40
more and more clear to me that like the importance of us making
43:43
content about you making content but all of her friends making
43:45
content. It's like we really are out here
43:47
for the hearts and mind to the masses because we have the But
43:50
people want a good story and this is why we show up every
43:54
day. This is why you do what you do
43:55
is to get that story out there in different ways.
43:58
So that people wake up to the truth of the matter.
44:00
It's like Bitcoin fixes the situation guys.
44:02
Very simple process and there's something very calming just sort
44:07
of on a personal note about having the conviction and
44:11
feeling like the facts are on my side and it's not just me.
44:15
I see it in, you know, lots of public facing bitcoiners who Are
44:21
maybe in public debates with other people, you see people
44:23
defending the Fiat system and they kind of they get worked up
44:26
and they get a little excited and it's like they're trying to
44:31
fit a round peg into a square hole, you know, and I think of
44:34
people like Elizabeth Warren or Christine Lagarde, who don't
44:38
have great answers to things. All she can come up with
44:40
something like in due course, it will happen in due course, and,
44:43
and, and their little bit on the defensive and it's like, you
44:46
know, there's just a certain calmness when you sort of, you
44:50
can See through all that and you're not trying to sell
44:53
anybody on anything. This is not, you know this is
44:56
not a any kind of grift but I feel like the power structures
45:01
that are in place whether it's because of overtime, all power
45:04
structures get corrupted or what?
45:06
I mean that's a whole philosophical.
45:08
You know discussion you could think about I think people are
45:10
just trying to sell you on this idea of Truth and I'm putting
45:14
that in air quotes like the Kelly did in his article when
45:17
they simply don't have the facts on their side, you know?
45:20
And so So in a way our job is that much easier because we're
45:24
not trying to convince somebody of something that isn't obvious
45:28
on the face of it. So, it's just really gratifying
45:31
and I find it personally, calming and centering sort of
45:36
having now, identified the problem and I'm standing on the
45:38
shoulder of tons of people who, you know, have come before me
45:41
and have told lots of stories and written lots of books and
45:44
articles and podcasts. And you know, I've been
45:46
consuming this media for about five years now and I just can't
45:48
get enough of it. And so Really.
45:50
I'm just I'm just trying to amplify voices out there that
45:53
came ahead of me and figured this whole thing out.
45:56
So and kudos to you guys for providing that platform, I
46:00
appreciate you having me on here for that our pleasure, bro.
46:03
It's our pleasure in any kind of you kind of hit on something
46:06
that me and my friend wind it gets talked about all the time.
46:10
It's idea of Bitcoins n and like it's hard to really explain like
46:16
the psychological, you know, Zen the just The calmness that you
46:21
get when you are on a Bitcoin standard like that's why Bitcoin
46:24
is Hope and and I'm just, I'm, I'm very happy that that I'm
46:28
seeing it not only in my friends but like Rowdy, you said the
46:31
same thing and I think we continuously see the same
46:34
phenomenon play out. It's like, yo once you get on a
46:36
Bitcoin standard, your whole philosophy, your whole worldview
46:40
changes and you can finally take a breath look out at the world
46:43
clearly and be like, oh okay, we can fix this.
46:46
There is a solution to this problem.
46:48
It is getting on the Bitcoin. Heard it is realizing what I
46:52
value and then continue to propagate that truth to more and
46:55
more people. And this is how we win 100%.
46:57
And it's only a matter of time, you know, like once upon a time
47:01
earlier on in my Bitcoin days, I was checking the price every
47:03
five seconds like a psychopath, you know?
47:05
And now I mean whole days go by and I've orange, build my wife
47:09
and she's telling me the price and I'm like, oh cool, you know,
47:12
she's like it's pumping or it's dipping, I'm like great, you
47:15
know, like Whatever, whatever it does.
47:18
One Bitcoin equals one Bitcoin. You know, it's true.
47:22
I say it all the time jokingly. I wouldn't be looking at the
47:25
price like, at all, if it wasn't for telling you guys, like
47:30
updated on, what's going on on Twitter, spaces, around the
47:32
show, like, the price is irrelevant until the world is on
47:35
a Bitcoin standard. It is unimaginably cheap as far
47:39
as I'm concerned. How did you guys go ahead?
47:42
I was telling a friend this weekend, you know.
47:43
He was like, well aren't you worried about the volatility?
47:45
And I'm like, Like it's a monetizing asset.
47:48
It has to be by definition, volatile, in order to gain the
47:52
gain in value. So volatility.
47:54
Yeah, its ups and downs but volatility is Vitality, as as
48:00
Leon quoted in our most recent hard money, which I thought was
48:03
great and I'm going to steal that and use it in my Bitcoin,
48:07
Arsenal weren't real Arsenal, I love that, I love that.
48:11
Anyways Opti, let's this was, this was a lot of fun.
48:16
Appreciate having Rowdy on today.
48:18
Let's get to the memes. Let's review some memes, bro.
48:20
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review. This is your favorite portion of
49:18
the show where you send us memes and we review them live, and
49:21
then you give us me more. Scores in the chat and we cover
49:23
them live as well. Tweeter the bullet means of the
49:27
artillery. We are in a battle for the
49:29
hearts and minds of the masses out there.
49:31
This is an information War. Do not forget this, do not do
49:36
not take lightly what you guys are doing out there.
49:38
Propagating, the memes making the signal having conversations
49:41
with your friends and family, you know, in meatspace, these
49:44
are important things, guys. This is all we really have to do
49:47
is Wake more people up. Anyways, let's get into these
49:50
mean reviews. Just first one is by, By at
49:52
Denver BTC Maxie and we got a Chad big corner and it goes guys
49:57
it's a peer-to-peer electronic cash system permissionless and
50:00
deflationary and we got some melting Whoa, Jack's over here
50:02
and they go Ryan Reynolds. Just done a video, Deadpool 3
50:05
with Wolverine coming 2024 and then the Bitcoin goes.
50:10
Fuck this. All right, Wolverine together.
50:23
You may need to clean Twitter. Some laser eyes closed.
50:26
What is right? We got one of Rusty here and you
50:29
guys know Schwab. There is no reason you need to
50:31
rent seek between stranded energy and Bitcoin miners and we
50:34
got Klaus Schwab right here in between the stranded energy and
50:37
the Bitcoin Miners and he's trying to get his grubby little
50:40
fingers in the world of Rusty saying, everything that has
50:43
Bitcoin order thinking like you guys.
50:44
So what's the attack Vector here?
50:46
It comes in to take credit for reducing emissions.
50:48
He comes in and says data centers, oil companies, exchange
50:50
for carbon credits, rather than Bitcoin.
50:52
Join rent-seeking. What is the angle here, guys?
50:56
Drop it in the chat. What is the angle anyways?
50:58
This next meme is by at pleb signal BTC and this is the joke
51:02
that I think all of us big Hunters noticed in that world
51:04
economic Forum video because say, what kind of data center it
51:08
is? Well, they're coming for him
51:10
partly because Bitcoin mining. Oh yeah, yeah, yes, it is
51:15
Bitcoin miners guys, just say it just say it just say, Okay, this
51:19
next one is a shot at the heart of coin.
51:22
Tagged Us in this after Friday's show and we got this the scene
51:27
from 1984 and it goes internet will be censored.
51:30
Hate speech is outlawed. And we got Big Brother telling
51:32
us what they want to do and this is cuz we were covering on this
51:37
on the Friday show and this next one.
51:39
I know Beauty on gives a shit a lot because we covered the memes
51:42
and we and we devote so much harm to the memes, but he did a
51:45
pretty good Meme here, whether whether he meant to, I think he
51:49
meant to anyways. We got we got a man.
51:52
Man in bed. Scared with the covers over him
51:55
and Beauty on goes, don't be this Bitcoin.
51:57
ER and you know, he takes a lot of flack.
52:00
But what I think he's saying, guys, is be proud to be a big
52:05
Corner. Spread the signal, tell people
52:06
that there's the solution, we have the freedom tools out there
52:09
and I don't think I know there's a time and a place for guerrilla
52:13
warfare and hiding and running and doing that kind of battle.
52:17
But I think it is also very important for us to be vocal to
52:21
be out front too. Do people we have the solutions?
52:24
And you know not hiding behind your keyboards every single day.
52:28
Just to be clear, just to be clear YouTube when he talks
52:31
about guerrilla warfare, it's metaphorically, it's metaphoric
52:36
and it's information Warfare. We are not advocating for him.
52:39
Any time at it, Jesus, dude. Okay, I can't even talk anymore,
52:48
okay? Okay.
52:48
Alright, leave review. All right.
52:50
Drop your me. Move you score in the chat?
52:52
While we cover hours, I think this is another simply Bitcoin
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exclusive. I don't think I've ever seen
52:57
this on the show but if you know if you have a if you have a
53:01
Mexican mother then you might know what I'm what I'm about to
53:04
show you some some arnica. Okay, you put it on everything.
53:11
When did that work? If you got a chocolate thrown at
53:15
you? Well, My head, too.
53:23
All right. I feel like there's just like a
53:24
lot of mom thing. Anyways, I'm going to give it
53:27
this half. Drink essential water.
53:31
It still remember. It's what you said earlier?
53:33
It's a cold essentially. No no.
53:35
I would have said cold, but it was cold when I went in the
53:39
beginning. But now it's like he's LARPing.
53:41
It's still cold but it's not like it was.
53:44
I see it like dice exact. It's not ice cold anymore.
53:46
So that's my score. Anyways, Rowdy, what would you
53:48
give those mean scores those memes?
53:51
Well, A lukewarm cup of coffee, but it's premium coffee.
53:58
So, I don't want to say that it's, you know, by lukewarm,
54:01
that's a bad thing. The coffee is so good, that this
54:04
is a hell of a price, and I'm going to give give you guys that
54:06
let's go. Okay, what kind of coffee?
54:08
What kind of coffee you drink? It is root of Maya actually
54:13
organically-grown. Shade-grown is that Medium
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roast, light roast, medium roast.
54:19
Yeah, man of culture. I see.
54:22
I like that. Okay, before before I'm writing
54:30
this, I'm writing this down at guys that have me on.
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I was a bit unprepared to have a to have a prize.
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But for the next time I'm on, I would like an award.
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Somebody five billion dollars. Oh, trillion-dollar.
54:51
That's a Billy. He is from Kenya, right?
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I would really Zimbabwe in Zimbabwe in Zimbabwe is having
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55:59
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56:01
Very nice. Very nice Bitcoin for Canadians.
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I give the memes. 1 million Argentine pesos.
56:07
Very nice, very nice Wicked devil.
56:11
I give the memes a reminder to always be wary of the world
56:14
economic Forum. So don't put laser eyes on Klaus
56:17
Elaine score bouquet lays and every capital.
56:20
I love that lisak. That's a good score because this
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one seems kosher enough but you can pass it. if you need to,
56:30
Anyways, you're a no. No, I'm not saying that red.
56:35
I give the memes. You guys have the same nose
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interested. Thank you.
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