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"NEW" Status EMERGES for SILVER and Gold · SILVER / GOLD / $UFD Meme Coin Investing & Global Economics

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Is this time different for the silver price and?
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The gold price? Are we indeed moving into this
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new paradigm? I've got a lot to cover with you
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in this video, but two big key fundamental things that.
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We need to realize about the silver market and gold market
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going on right now, right? Before our very eyes, one of
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them. Has to do with very recent
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developments and one. Has to do with something that's
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been developing. Over the decades, but everybody
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seems to forget about, both of which will lend.
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Huge support for the silver price and the gold price as we
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head into the coming months. Quarters and years.
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And we're going to do that together because we are basement
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dwellers. Sorry, when you come to the.
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Basement to join me, you're going to be referred to as a
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basement dweller. Like our friend Andy Oakley, who
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I see on here with us this morning, we're all basement
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dwellers. We love the precious metals and
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we want to navigate these waters together.
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But. We're going to talk about the
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safe haven status of gold and silver, why that is changing and
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what that means for the price in the future.
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I got a. Little bit I want to talk to you
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about the. Fed Our old friend Jerome Powell
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at the Federal Reserve. We haven't talked about him for
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a little while. Things are changing at the Fed
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that are going to result in big changes in the.
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Silver and gold market, so you stick with me, OK, Basement
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dweller, we're going to cover that.
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We got some news about massive fines against Goldman Sachs, JP
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Morgan Chase. We're going to cover that
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because those are the same people that manipulate the price
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of silver and gold Down, down, down, suppressed, amp down,
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whatever we want to call it, you know, poo poo it.
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That's as dirty as we get on this channel, so we.
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Have some sophisticated information for as well that
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we'll discuss because occasionally we like to become,
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you know, educated and sophisticated here in the
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basement from the pin Wharton. University of Pennsylvania
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School of Business about the bomb.
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About to go off in the US economy, We're going.
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To talk about that. Do you want more?
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I got more. We've got that little secret
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that nobody's talking about, OK? Nobody's talking about let's.
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Start with this. Obviously there's a ton of
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horrible things going on in the world right now.
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I got a comment on one of my videos about.
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Oh, you're so happy because of this war, Because silver and
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gold are going up and I want to make.
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It real clear right now to everybody who's watching and.
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Everybody out there, I do not. Like war?
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Sure, I like when the price of gold and silver go up,
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absolutely. But I'm not in favor of it
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happening on the back of war. I'd.
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We we didn't create that situation.
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None of us, right. I don't think anybody.
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I know you well enough. You're not a violent person that
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wants to see any type of the horrific tragedies that are
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occurring right now in the. World because of war.
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So let's make that real clear. I don't like war.
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I'm sure you don't either, and I would appreciate other people
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that maybe aren't fullfledged basement dwellers recognize.
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That as well, but. There is a ton going on.
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Oh my gosh. And we're going to cover it
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right now. But first.
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We got 100 thumbs up. It's time for the Big Bell one.
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334-567-8910, Man, that bell is loud.
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Thank you for the thumbs up. That's a tradition that we will
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continue here in the basement. I want to paint a picture for
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you. Think about this.
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Think about what if five years ago, five years ago, I had told
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you what was going to occur over the next five years?
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That. Would be, what, 2018?
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Sometimes I don't do well with math in my head. 2018, you and I
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are hanging out. OK, it was before Ron's basement
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was really a thing. We weren't really basement
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dwellers yet, but we just. Met each other at a coffee shop
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and we were talking and I. Said, You know, over the next
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five years, I think we're going to have this C 19.
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Crisis, this health crisis where they're going to lock everybody
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in their houses. The world's going to shut down.
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They're gonna print 40% of the US dollars that were ever
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printed in like a 16 month period in the next.
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This is 2018. We're talking, OK?
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We're and we're. I loved.
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Gold and silver. Did you love gold and silver
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back then, HM Basement Dweller. Well, well, we're talking.
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It's 5. Years ago, we're taught.
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I told you about C19, told you about all the money that was
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printed, then I. Tell you you're not going to
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believe this, but what if the national debt or the United?
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States goes up to $34 trillion. What if five years ago I told
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you there's going to be a full-fledged war?
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War. I always say it wrong.
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I know I don't. Know which one it is.
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Susie gets mad at me. She'll probably throw something
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at me when I go upstairs. But war in Europe?
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And then I told you that we were going to have.
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This tragic war going on in the Middle East, you know, more
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Israelis killed than any other time in history.
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A massive. Would you have believed me?
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OK, but. What about the silver and gold
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price? This is five years ago and I
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told you all this that was going on.
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That silver production was actually going to be lower in
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2023 than it is in the 2018 version of.
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You, Yes, you Silver productions.
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Now what do you think the silver price?
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We would think that we would have 5060 triple digit silver.
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We would think that we would have 3004 thousand dollar gold,
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right, you know? Isn't it just crazy?
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What is? That's the context of what we're
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dealing with right now in this world.
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And we've talked about this. Look, we talked.
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And I'm not a I'm not. I don't.
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I I have a Magic 8 ball. Can you see it Right there by my
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finger? These two monitors are screwing
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me up. And there's a crystal ball
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somewhere as well. I didn't.
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We didn't predict what was going to go on in Israel, but months
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back. Months ago we said guys, the
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world is getting crazier and crazier more.
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Delicate, more fragile, The world is becoming multi polar.
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It used to be unipolar, right? The United States ruled the
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roost. Now that's changing new.
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York Times article yesterday pointed out that very fact.
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We are living through right now one of the most.
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Dramatic periods of change that any of us have ever, ever
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experienced. It's happening right now and we
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said things are going to be #1 more extreme right events crisis
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that unfold. Did we just see a major crisis,
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just what, 3-4 days ago in Israel?
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Yes, right. They're going to happen.
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They're going to be bigger, but they're also going to happen
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more frequently. Unfortunately, we don't.
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Like it. We don't like the war.
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We don't like the war in Europe. We don't like people, you know,
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any of these things that are unfolding, but we can't.
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Necessarily we can do our little parts, right?
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We can be the change we want to see in the world, but we don't.
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These big events aren't necessarily of our doing, but we
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want to be prepared with silver and gold.
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Now I'm going to give you one of the big, big, big cool things
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right now. Blow your mind.
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Whoopty do kicker. Whatever you want to call it.
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OK, a basement dweller double feature big things that you can
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be happy about right now when it comes to holding silver and gold
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right now, within that context of, like I said, everything
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becoming so much more difficult, there's a factor that I hadn't
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thought of. That you likely hadn't thought
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of either, and I want to give. Credit to who I learned this
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from right and I'm not. Promoting other channels, but
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Vince Latchy was on Arcadia economics I love.
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Chris, Marcus. I love Arcadia economics and I
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really have learned so much from this guy, Vince Latchy.
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He said something yesterday that is I believe.
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Very good news for you. Silver investors, gold
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investors, platinum investors, any precious metal investor as
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well. We, yes, we've got big trouble
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in the Middle East, absolutely. Big, big situation unfolding
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tragedy. Absolutely.
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Usually. Usually when the past, when
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those things happen. When we.
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Lived and remember we used to be on a unipolar world.
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Everybody would rush to the US dollar.
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Everybody would rush to U.S. Treasury bonds, but now that the
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world has changed from unipolar to multi polar.
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The BRICS right Brazil, Russia, India, China, South Africa,
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United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia joining the BRICS.
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These countries, right? The world, right?
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Doesn't view. It's not just the US dollar
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anymore, they. Necessarily, they don't
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necessarily want, do you think? Russia is rushing to the US
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dollar right now because of all the craziness going on in the.
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What about Saudi Arabia? We know.
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We know. Hello, Jake's custom parts.
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Good to see you, Mary Radcliffe. I'm sorry, I got off.
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Track I like to say hi to you guys, but anyway, we know right
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those. Countries don't want to.
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It's changed. Something has changed when we
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went from being unipolar, the United States ruling the world,
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to multi polar now when big events.
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Happen instead of people rushing and.
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Flocking to the US dollar and flocking to the Treasury bonds?
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Not. That that's not going to happen
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to a certain degree, but now. A lot of these countries, they
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don't want to buy dollars they don't want to buy.
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What options do they have? Think about this.
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Put on your thinking cap if you're in Saudi Arabia and you
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think, oh boy, the the poop's hitting the fan.
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Baby, we got trouble in River City, right?
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What are we going to do? We need to move our investments
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to more safe options. Well, we don't.
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Want to buy dollars? We know they're going down in
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value. We know the United States can
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seize them if they don't. Like us, we don't want to buy
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Treasury. Same thing there.
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What are these countries? What?
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What's the safe haven? It's not the Chinese yuan.
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No. It's not the Japanese yen.
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It's not the euro. Bureau Duro no.
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What are they going to do with their money?
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What's the most liquid form? What's the time tested safe
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haven asset? They don't want to buy dollars.
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Right. We know that.
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We know the world is de dollarizing.
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Okay, we. Don't want to buy Treasury?
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What are they going to buy? Come on, think about it.
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It's going to push more money into precious metals, guys.
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I had not thought about that. I don't know if you thought
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about that, but in. In this context, if this had
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happened 20 years ago. Everybody in the world runs the
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dollars and treasuries now. Not as many people run to to
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dollars and treasury and the people that.
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Aren't are looking for a safe haven again?
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What's been the safe haven asset that not?
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Just you yes you. Not just you, but your great,
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great, great, great, great, great, great, great, great,
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great to the 90th degree Grandpa could rely on.
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Do you think? Silver and gold.
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Right. Did that bill.
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But it gets crazy, guys, so we have more money coming.
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But we get it gets absolutely crazy when you consider that it
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just takes a little bit of that money coming in to basically
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completely drain. Liquid Drano, right?
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Liquid Gold Drain the. World of its silver supply and
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its gold supply, right? I mean, I hadn't thought about
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that. Have you thought about that?
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Where? Where?
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Where's the now that the world doesn't want to run to dollars?
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Where are they going to run again?
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They're not going to run to yen, EUR yuans or Australian dollars.
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No offense to all our viewers in Australia or Canadian dollars.
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No offense or Mexican pesos. No, they're not and they're.
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Not going to go. They're they're going to go to
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gold and silver. You know, you're talking about
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the world being drained of gold. I want to mention this quickly.
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Very quickly. OK, couple things, #1 China.
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Do you realize that if just 10% of the Chinese population not
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1.4 billion? Just 140 million and you check
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me on this. If I'm wrong check me.
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I'm. I'm.
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I'm. I.
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Make mistakes, but I think this is absolutely accurate.
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I do have a degree in accounting from A.
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Prestigious university and I did work.
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For almost a whole year for one of the big four accounting firms
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and I quit. They didn't fire me, believe it
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or not, anyway. Just 10% of the Chinese
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population. 10 percent, 140 million of.
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If they bought 1 gram of gold, you know how much A.
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Gram of gold cost if you convert some of.
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Your Unicorn fart? Best U.S. dollars to gold.
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A gram of gold will cost you about $64.89.
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Okay. 1 gram 10% of the Chinese population. 1 gram of gold per
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month. That would suck in almost like
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46.8% of the world's annual gold production.
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Guys, it doesn't take what I'm trying to demonstrate for you in
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very clear terms, as clear of terms as I can.
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Is the fact that it doesn't take much at all.
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For the gold supply? And what about silver and the
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silver supply? To get sucked out and there be
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nothing left. Remember what happened during
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the banking crisis back in March and April?
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It was all gone. Where did all the silver go?
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It became like Bitcoin. You couldn't get it.
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It was imaginary. You could put it in order.
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You could buy some digital silver, but you couldn't find
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any real silver or real gold. I think you could find some
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gold. I may be exaggerating.
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I can be prone to. A bit of exaggeration, so bear
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with me. What I was what what we're
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trying to demonstrate. Here is.
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It's a big deal and I appreciate, appreciate this
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Vince latchy guy. I really like him.
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He is smart. LACCI again, that was on Arcadia
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Economics. I'll.
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Give credit where credit is due, Okay and.
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Absolutely. What?
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Something. Just that that I think every
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silver and gold. Investor has to realize that now
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that. The world has changed.
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Bifurcated. Remember we learned that fancy
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words. Some of you new basement
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dwellers? That's part of the that's part
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of the basement Dweller verbal assault tool bifurcation.
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That means like splitting. So we could just say splitting
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now that the world is splitting. That other half, they don't want
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to buy dollars or treasuries, That's the big deal.
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And what are they going to buy? They're going, they're not going
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to buy each other's. No, they don't trust each other
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either. They trust each other less than
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they trust the United States, but nonetheless, they're going
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to move to the metals. And boy, I'm telling you guys,
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it could be huge. And so we got more to cover.
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Oh my gosh, we got. We got more to cover.
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OK. All right, we're let's we're
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going to talk about the Fed next, but first.
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I want to tell you, yes, you thanks for being here in the
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basement, right? We love to talk.
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About silver. Gold, The precious metals.
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I made some gold potatoes over the weekend.
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I told you guys, my 80. 3 year old dad who's very honest with
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me said they were the. Best potatoes he ever had in his
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life. Roasted yellow golden potatoes.
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And you know what? The.
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Secret was. Right here I here, I got it.
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Weber Herb Garden Okay. And you know, I'll call my.
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Dad, we can. I'll prove it to you.
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Roasted. Yellow potatoes with a little I
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use canola oil because I'm too cheap to use olive oil.
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I'm Frugal said. They were the best potatoes he
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ever had in his life. Check it out.
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Give it a shot. It's easy easy peasy recipe.
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Back to gold. Back to silver.
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Let's talk about the Fed. What would it mean?
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What? What do you think it would mean
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if the Fed officially started to pivot?
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And I've got some news I want to read to you here that it's
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making things very interesting, and then I'm going to tell you
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what I think is going on with the Fed and what it means.
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For the price of silver and gold as we move into the coming
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months, quarters and years here. This is from.
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This is from Bloomberg. What Cracked the Bloomberg
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Dollar index? Thank you, Henny.
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For that super chat. Wow, Henny.
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Guys, I want to make it real clear to super chats are
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awesome. Then I'm going to go to the Fed,
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right? That's a way you can help
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support the channel. That's great.
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I appreciate it. It's never expected.
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OK? Always appreciated.
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I give all my content. Away for free this you don't
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have to donate anything. I do have sponsors, right?
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First mining gold pin. Weber's helping us out so but
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the Super Chats go a long way to help support the channel, but
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it's never expected. Please never donate anything
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that you can't afford or anything like that, but when
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they do. They help out, right?
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Because we're we're, we're supporting the family with this
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channel. So thank you.
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I just wanted to say that number one, thank you now.
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I got to ring the cowbell, then we're going.
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To talk about the Fed, but first the infamous 200 thumbs up
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cowbell right on top of Pinback. Don't forget, if you want to get
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yourself some gold, silver or platinum, go to the best place
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They got the best prices, the best service, They're
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to find out, because that's what I found out and I'm a very
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indepth researcher before I do anything and I.
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Bought silver from Pembex before they sponsored the channel.
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So I'm a customer. I'm a half happy customer.
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If you're looking for metal, throw them into the mix.
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I think you'll be very happy. Now, what's going on with your
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own? Should we get your own here?
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Let's see here, It's been about a week.
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He needs a little air. Do not enter Hey.
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It's Jerome, and look who's in there with them.
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His favorite the little Unicorn Unicorn fart dust machine.
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OK. What's going on with the Fed
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that's going to have a big impact on the silver and gold
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price? I'm going to buckle down here,
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so stay with me, OK? Multiple fed speakers.
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Such as Dallas fed Lori Logan? Yes, that Lori Logan.
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Did you go to high school with her and and fed vice chair?
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Whatever a vice chair is, but the Fed vice chair Phillip
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Jefferson. I bet he went to a nice.
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Private high school. He was echoing.
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They echoed. With the San Francisco weather
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his name in the. Whole might as.
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Well, just say the whole darn Federal Reserve.
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At this point, San Francisco Fed, Mary Daly said on Friday.
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Here's the key. Listen up.
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Listen up. Listen up suggesting that
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soaring, soaring 10 year yields, the term premiums have done the
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feds tightening job for them and no more hikes are coming.
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No more hikes are coming. No more hikes are coming.
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No more. Hikes are coming.
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This is how UBS is trading desk UBS, You know, one of those
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fancy financial services firms, This is what they said, they
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said. Fed Vice Chair Phillip Jefferson
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sounds. Dovish.
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Sorry, I'm yelling. He said he will remain cognizant
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of tightening financial conditions.
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Through higher bond yields, and we'll keep that in mind when.
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Assessing the future path of policy.
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Also also also, he said the Fed is in a sensitive period of risk
21:12
management. All the.
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Feds in a real sensitive period to Rome.
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I thought he looked like he was crying a little bit when we got
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him out where they may. Have to balance the risk of not
21:25
having tightened enough against the risk of policy being too
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restrictive. You know what?
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That's a fancy way of saying the feds in a box.
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I told you, got we. We talked about this four months
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ago when I put your arm in a box.
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They're in a box. They got a recession on one side
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of the box and they got inflation on the.
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Other side of the box and when you put those two together, what
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do you get? You get stagflation and when you
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get. What do you get?
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You get skyrocketing precious metals prices, unfortunately.
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Most people are not in tune. Like we are.
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Period. OK, most people are not in tune,
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all right? In harmony with us.
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I won't sing today, but when they catch on the other.
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People they're like, they're like it it I don't know how to.
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Say this like they're asleep, OK?
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And when they. Start to wake up like the people
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in Japan did, like a month and a half ago when they.
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Started to wake up and say, oh, I need to buy some gold.
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It's going to be a mad rush because what we're hearing now
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out of the Fed is distinct. Clear.
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I can't think of another word, communications, to tell us that.
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Oh, we're in a little bit of a pickle here guys, so we want to
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communicate with you that. Quite simply, we might have to
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pivot basically and when, when. Everybody else wakes up to
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what's going on. We aren't even talking about.
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All the sheeple we're talking about the, the smart segment of
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the sheeple that actually kind of.
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Sort of follows What's going on that you don't?
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That here's a good way to the people who spend an hour a day
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watching CNBC. And that's their only source of
23:20
financial information when that segment and that's maybe like
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6.4% of the US population. Wakes up to the fact that we got
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stagflation. We got big problems right now
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here in this country. They're all there.
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And I'm absolutely the Costco indicator.
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That's what I'm calling it. The Ron's basement Costco
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indicator absolutely indicates that that movement is starting
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to percolate. It's starting to percolate.
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It's like watching water boil. For us, because we know, right?
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We're watching it and it's like, when is it ever going to boil?
23:58
Well, the little. Bubbles are starting to come up
24:01
OK. The little bubbles are starting
24:03
to come up. It's going to happen, and it's
24:06
going to happen before we know it.
24:08
Did you hear I had the? But I had to pack my other my
24:13
other display away. So I'm going to do this off
24:15
memory. But JP Morgan, you know what?
24:19
What do we what do you what do we know about JP Morgan that
24:22
they have manipulated suppress the price of metals forever.
24:26
Goldman Sachs, they're in the same category, right.
24:30
In Bank of America they're not much better.
24:33
We don't like well, I can't speak for you, but I don't like
24:37
the big banks. I don't think they really act in
24:39
the best interest of their. Customers or the United States?
24:43
I think they're greedy. Uhhuh.
24:45
Yeah. And I think.
24:46
They caused the great financial crisis and they didn't have any
24:49
consequences for it and I'm still mad about that on top.
24:53
Of about 68 other things I'm mad about, Okay.
24:57
But but hello Sir, Sir, thank you.
25:00
So Sir Stan, thank you guys for the Super chats.
25:03
Super appreciated, never expected now.
25:08
But recent news? OK.
25:10
And this? There's a there's there's a part
25:12
of this that is just unbelievable, OK?
25:14
These companies that manipulate the price of silver and gold, do
25:18
we trust them? JP Morgan, Goldman Sachs and
25:20
Bank of America basically fined for cheating their high.
25:25
End customers on the swaps arrangements.
25:28
Swaps are like, you know, these fancy financial kind of like
25:33
derivatives. But swap market is they, you
25:36
know? It's it's very complicated but
25:38
it's for their. Their high end customers?
25:42
Okay, they aren't, you and I. Don't do swaps.
25:45
Okay. We may swap.
25:46
Friendship. We may swap a smile.
25:50
Come on, smile. Feels good and give me a thumbs
25:53
up, man. That helps and double feel good.
25:55
Smile and thumbs up. But.
25:58
But what we know, OK? Is that they were required to
26:03
report certain information to their swaps customers and they
26:06
didn't report. It they didn't report it to the
26:09
CFTC. And what's unbelievable, and
26:12
there's a lesson in this that I'm going to give you at the
26:15
end. Sorry I pointed at you.
26:16
I point you again. There's a lesson.
26:19
There's a lesson. You listen right now, Goldman.
26:23
They said. The CF said that the Goldman
26:25
Sachs had over a million, a million, a million violations.
26:34
OK, of this over a million times, they basically broke the
26:40
law. Goldman Sachs now.
26:42
Here's the lesson. When we're talking about JP
26:45
Morgan, this is, this is. I'd be curious how you feel
26:47
about this, but I think what is this telling us?
26:50
And it's this if they're willing to cheat their high end
26:56
customers. Right.
26:57
The guys that do the swaps, that buy the swaps and all that.
27:00
What do you think they're doing to the average Joe?
27:03
Do you think they'd be? Oh no, we'll just.
27:05
We're we're going to steal from the rich and give to the poor
27:08
the Robin Hoods, do you think? No.
27:11
No, no, no, no, no no. If they'll steal from their high
27:16
end customers, you better believe they'll stick the screws
27:19
to you and me in a heartbeat and not feel one iota of remorse.
27:25
I'm sorry. But that's just the way it is.
27:28
You know these people I'm. Going to call it like I see it
27:31
and that's OK. You don't have to believe.
27:33
I don't care if they're mad at me.
27:34
They send me a letter saying you said bad things about Goldman
27:38
Sachs. We're mad at you.
27:39
Please stop. No.
27:41
You know, if they're willing to. Put the screws to their high end
27:45
customers. What do you think they're going
27:47
to do? These are the companies that
27:49
were the JP Morgan, our government, if the government.
27:53
If the government could successfully prove.
27:58
That they were. That they were.
27:59
That they were manipulating the. Price of precious metals for
28:02
decades Get a conviction sentencings.
28:05
I think they already sentenced those guys as well, you know.
28:09
What do you think's really going on?
28:12
That's the tip of the. Iceberg baby, ice ice baby.
28:16
That's the tip of the iceberg. It's like when Jerome Powell
28:20
talks, he's giving you the tip of the iceberg.
28:23
I wonder what they're talking about at the Fed right now.
28:26
You know, behind the scenes. They're scared.
28:28
You know this. This is new, new territory for
28:32
them like they have never seen before.
28:35
All right, we got more to talk about.
28:37
We're going to talk about the we're going to get sophisticated
28:40
the pin Wharton. I got to read this.
28:44
University of Pennsylvania had something to say about the state
28:49
of the United States fiscal situation, and this absolutely
28:54
has everything to do with the future of the gold and silver.
28:57
Price Let's all have a little break and drink.
28:59
Take a sip of coffee and I'm going to also be waiting for us
29:02
to get the 300 thumbs up. Thank you all, almost 500 of you
29:07
for being here this morning by the way, Has anybody?
29:20
Found the hot dog yet I I wasn't paying attention.
29:24
Does anybody see the hot dog I hid.
29:26
The hot dog I hid, I hid my Weiner for you.
29:30
It's in Plainview if you could see.
29:32
IT Hello Annie Oakley. Hello Cohen Shop Chris Jake's
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custom parts. Thank you.
29:36
To thank you shadow work for the Super Chad.
29:38
Thank you to all you guys. Rich, Clark, everybody who's
29:42
here, OK and supporting the channel.
29:45
Susie and I. And yes, we do support our
29:48
family off this channel. It's an interesting way.
29:52
You never know. What can happen?
29:53
Let me let me let me briefly say this guys.
29:55
You never know what can happen in life.
29:57
I'm 53 years old. If 30 years ago you would have
30:00
told me that I would have this awesome experience connecting
30:04
with people like you all over the world, right through my
30:09
basement, through a but I'll be honest with you, you can
30:13
probably tell I don't have the world's most expensive camera
30:17
and a nice little microphone. I wouldn't have believed it.
30:19
So you never know what can happen in life.
30:21
Interesting things can happen, but you're not here to hear me
30:25
reminisce or or talk sweet or anything like that.
30:28
All. Yes, you guys found it.
30:30
There's the Weiner. There's my Weiner.
30:34
I'll try to hide it. Next time we're going to talk
30:38
about the Penn Wharton University of Pennsylvania.
30:44
And they said something that should scare the live in dot
30:47
daylights out of any American, anyone who cares about their
30:51
children or grandchildren or anything like that.
30:54
This is not not very pleasant to hear, but there's something in
30:58
here that again, it was new information to me and it we
31:02
always want to consider. Both sides of the coin, pardon
31:05
the pun, and I'll explain that to you here.
31:07
Let me read this to you. The PWBM, Penn, Wharton, by
31:12
whatever. Even under myopic expectations,
31:16
financial markets cannot sustain more than the next 20.
31:22
Years of accumulated deficits projected under the current US
31:26
fiscal policy that we cannot go on the way we're going on
31:31
forward-looking financial markets are therefore
31:33
effectively betting the. Future fiscal policy will
31:37
provide substantial corrective measures ahead of time if
31:41
financial. Markets started to believe
31:44
otherwise. OK, it's a con game.
31:47
The Fed is a con game. Confidence.
31:50
If markets started to believe otherwise, debt debt dynamics
31:56
would, quote UN quote, unravel and become unsustainable much
32:01
sooner, says the US. Public debt is over $33
32:05
trillion. But it's that's largely
32:08
misleading. Okay, this is interesting.
32:10
This is interesting. Because it includes almost 7
32:15
trillion that the federal government, quote UN quote, owes
32:20
itself. Due to trust fund and other
32:23
accounting, which I don't really understand, but I'm going to
32:26
believe. These guys because they're the
32:27
Penn Wharton, PA. Whatever School of Business the
32:32
economics profession has long focused on.
32:36
Debt held by the public. Oh, don't forget, before we're
32:41
going to stay on track. Suzy's getting mad at me for
32:43
getting off track, but I got one more thing about the silver
32:46
market in particular and the gold market.
32:49
That's the double whammy. Knock your socks off.
32:52
We're going to talk about after this because there's something
32:54
very interesting that everybody forgets about and is great news
32:59
for the market, OK? Everybody's focused on debt held
33:03
by the. Public currently equal is equal
33:06
to 98% of GDP26 billion. So that part of the national
33:11
debt that the government apparently owes itself, when you
33:13
take that out, our debt to GD. P is still at about 98.
33:16
Percent This says we estimate that the US debt held by the
33:20
public cannot exceed 200% of GDP.
33:24
Even under today's generally favorable market conditions.
33:29
Larger ratios in countries like Japan's able to do it because
33:32
everybody has savings saved up under current.
33:35
Policy the United States has about 20 years for Corrective
33:40
Act action, after which no amount of future tax increases
33:44
or spending cuts could avoid the government defaulting on its
33:48
debt. So basically what they're
33:51
telling us is under the best of circumstances, the best of
33:56
circumstances, we got 20 years the.
33:58
Talk is the talk is clicking. The talk is clicking.
34:04
The clock is ticking. The OR is it the talk?
34:07
We're going to say the talk is clicking, the talk is clicking,
34:10
we're in trouble and that's under the best of circumstances.
34:14
Basically what they say is once the market loses confidence and
34:19
think about the major things going on in the world, right,
34:23
that's when. That's when the debt collapses.
34:27
That's when potentially, potentially the dollar
34:32
collapses, OK, it's going to happen in 20 years and if
34:36
everything remains? Rosy but Black Swans, right?
34:40
The world changing, becoming multi polar.
34:43
That's when the dollar can collapse, that's when the debt
34:46
can collapse. That's when a loaf of bread cost
34:50
you $15.00 at your local. Grocery store.
34:53
But you're okay because you have a couple ounces of silver that
34:57
are now worth in. Dollar terms $150.00 per oz.
35:01
Okay, because you knew you. Decided to protect yourself.
35:05
Okay. Now, now, now when we look at
35:10
this scenario again, that's based upon confidence being
35:14
lost. All right, we got 300 thumbs up.
35:17
I'm going to ring the bell with my nose.
35:19
And then we got the the great the big feature something that
35:24
that that I. Haven't heard people talk about
35:26
anybody talk about for maybe a year that is still definitely in
35:30
play and still absolutely points to fertile, fertile environment
35:37
for the silver and gold price going forward 1-2.
35:50
Let's get a last one. Good, Okay.
35:53
Three rings of the bell with my nose.
35:55
You know, that's a tradition here in the basement.
35:58
So I was reading yesterday. We know the situation with the
36:03
silver market, in particular the amount of silver.
36:06
That's was produced last year was a decrease.
36:09
That's from the Silver Institute.
36:10
We know they're even projecting this year, even less silver is
36:14
going to be produced. Gold is roughly in the same
36:18
environment. I'm not.
36:20
Absolutely sure. What the gold numbers are.
36:22
However, however, we haven't heard this talked about and it's
36:27
a it's something that's going on right now.
36:31
I read it in a piece of analysis from one of the top analysts.
36:34
Nobody's talking about this. Remember the term peak oil,
36:38
right? Like the world oil production
36:40
had peaked and now it's going down.
36:43
We have also likely reached peak silver in particular, and as we
36:49
move into these next 10 years, I know it's a simple.
36:52
Broad term, but nobody's talking about it anymore as we move into
36:56
these coming 5-10 years peak Silver Peak.
37:00
Oil That was real popular, right?
37:03
And it for a little while we heard about peak gold and peak
37:06
silver. But we most likely have
37:08
absolutely reached peak silver. Think about it.
37:13
The numbers right now are decreasing.
37:16
But what's even more important is what's in the pipeline,
37:22
what's being fed into the future development numbers for Silver.
37:27
And it takes just a quick glance to realize that nobody.
37:32
Very few companies, very few. And I've been buying some
37:35
lately. I bought some Capitan Silver.
37:40
What's the other one? Silver Mountain Summa Silver.
37:44
Made some wood for me, you know. Starter positions.
37:47
There's very few companies out there that are developing pure
37:51
or exploring for pure silver projects.
37:54
I mean, feels like a handful, so.
37:58
As as the current production is going down, down, down in the
38:02
few. Companies that actually do
38:04
produce silver right now, right? First Majestic Fortuna, which
38:08
has become more of a more of a gold mining company, right?
38:13
Is there productions going down and they?
38:16
Don't have a pipeline of new projects coming in while
38:20
simultaneously, simultaneously everybody is saying demand for
38:26
silver is going. Up, up, up.
38:29
Guys, it paints a very supportive picture for the
38:34
silver price going forward. Look, we don't know.
38:36
We don't. We don't have crystal ball, but
38:38
we can. Look at the big facts, the
38:41
numbers and the numbers say, yeah, we need all.
38:45
This extra silver For the solar industry, for the defense
38:48
industry, for everything else, OK, And then we can.
38:51
Look and say OK, where's that silver going to come from?
38:53
There's the pipeline of. Future projects is like a
38:56
trickle. We need a big flow going through
39:00
the pipeline. To supply what the demand is
39:04
that we have coming in the future but the but the pipeline
39:08
is just a trickle. Right.
39:10
They got the valve as open as it can be, but there's nobody
39:14
putting anything into the pipeline because it doesn't make
39:16
economic sense. The only thing, the only thing
39:21
that's going to fix that? Is price, Is price our value,
39:26
you know? That's so much price because
39:28
silver, you know, the dollar could collapse and silver could
39:30
go to 160 dollars. But if it still cost 170?
39:35
To get it out of the ground, well, that's not going to fix
39:37
it. It's the relative value of
39:39
silver that we talked about so often that Will.
39:42
Fix that situation and nobody's talking about.
39:46
Peak Silver and have we reached peak?
39:49
Silver, a lot of people think that we have, Yeah.
39:53
And and and if you think that they're going to find more.
39:55
They're you. They can't turn the spigot on.
39:58
It doesn't work that way. All right, guys, thank you for
40:02
being here today. I want to say hi and thank you
40:04
to all the moderators. Jake's here and he's here.
40:07
Jim M is here. Of course.
40:09
Of course. Coin Shop.
40:11
Chris is here. You're here, right?
40:15
You want to say hi? You know what?
40:16
I. Haven't done this for a while.
40:18
Tell me where you're. Joining us from and I will do my
40:21
best. Thank you Sassy Silver.
40:23
Hey Ricky's House of crap. Good to see you Jake's Custom
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Parts. Guys please say thank you to.
40:29
All the moderators, they do an awesome job to make this happen.
40:32
OK, The Lone Ranger knows the value of Silver.
40:36
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40:39
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40:47
Trenton, Aston, PA Vernon, BC, Missouri.
40:50
Down the road, Texas Springs, Arizona, Nova Scotia.
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New York City. Think of where we're all.
40:58
From Nottingham, England, that's awesome.
41:01
But by Sun City, Arkansas she over shortage basement dwellers.
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Oregon, UK for my sons. Good to see you my friend.
41:10
South Dakota, West Virginia. Atlanta, Sweden.
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Minnesota, Southern California. Jim and my friend, Louisville,
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Nottingham, Swampy Florida, Ontario.
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Canada the moon. Bye Mary guys.
41:25
This has been awesome, Vancouver.
41:29
I'll see you tomorrow morning. Have a good day, OK?
41:33
You are important and you're a big part of the basement.
41:37
Basement dweller. Have a great day.
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I'll see you soon.