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Live from GREECE "CONNECTOR" With Crypto and $UFD Insights · SILVER / GOLD / $UFD Meme Coin Investing & Global Economics

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Good attracts good. Everybody, welcome to the live
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stream. Welcome to the basement.
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The Unicorn fart dust movement is absolutely worldwide.
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Yesterday we were in Sweden, the day before that we were all the
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way in Australia. And today we have a very special
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guest, a a favorite within the UFD community, somebody who's
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doing great things for our project, but even more
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importantly for than that, for this live stream, somebody that
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I think has some great insights, observations about crypto in
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general, the meme coin sector, and then of course, the Unicorn
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fart Dust project as well. So it's my big honor to
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introduce to you one of my favorites, our friend Connector
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all the way from the country of Greece.
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Connector. Welcome to Ron's basement,
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welcome to Duster Club. Thank you so much for joining us
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today. Hello, Ron.
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Hello everybody and thank you for inviting me the basement
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even from a distance. I guess I'm an old man
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connector. It still blows my mind that I
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can sit in a basement in Saint Louis and you can be in Greece
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and we can be connected with other people, right?
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The the really it's me and you, but the most important the 3rd,
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4th, 5th and who knows how many people will join us all around
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the world. So how are things in Greece
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these days? Tell me.
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Tell me. How I will tell you a secret.
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I was listening to music from tapes and I use a pen to rewind
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the tape. So we're not that far.
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You're older than me, but we're not that far.
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So yeah, it's also for me strange how technology evolves
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so fast and we actually can do this right now.
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Yeah, it's, it's Grab. We had some neighbors over last
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night and they're dusters, by the way, good friends of ours.
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They own UFD and, and, and we were talking about the kind of
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the difference I was trying, I was trying my best to explain to
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them the difference between Web 2, right, which is YouTube and
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they're about my age and they're into YouTube.
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And but the difference between Web 2 and Web 3 and how as I
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understand it, one of the big differences is that in Web
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three, we developed these really like deep relationships, like
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it's more relationship movement oriented and it's really cool,
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right? And I think with our project,
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like we are really on the kind of the leading edge of what's
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going on right now in the world. Yes, if you stop considering
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your money as a gambling money and just focusing on find the
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right projects and the right communities and you consider
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your money as a long term invest.
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Invest, Yeah, investor investing, Yeah, investment
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actually, Yeah, sorry, I found the the word it's actually
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things is this is the key point that things are showing and they
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are actually different. If you are a gambler, you, you
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cannot be attached to any project, to any people, to, to
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any person, to anything. And you don't care about the
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technology, you don't care about the films communities, you only
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care about yourself and how you can make your bag bigger, even
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if it's in a short term, because in the long term economies
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everything. So I think that it, everything
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starts from how you are facing, how you treat your money and
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your time, because money comes and goes.
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But time? No.
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If you miss the time, the time you have a problem, time doesn't
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come back. Yeah, and, and you, and you
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brought up a a big point, you know, like obviously there's
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gambling tokens and, and I want to talk to you and get your
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perspective on how the meme coin sector is changing, you know,
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but if people are gambling, you know, I've been guilty of it,
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right? I mean, I've been trading stocks
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and I've traded options before over the years.
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You spend so much time focused on charts, so much time focused
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on just trying to make a quick buck.
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And the reality is most of the time, most people who are active
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traders, the vast majority wind up losing money.
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So you'll wind up losing money and you go through that
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horrible. I've been through it.
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I think a lot of people have been through it, that horrible
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feeling of, of having lost money, whereas like you talked
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about and, and I think, I think that's one of the ways that the
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meme coin sector is evolving here, you know, has begun to
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evolve, but I think will continue to evolve that the
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gamblers, they're not, they're not going to completely go away,
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obviously, but I think there's going to be a bit of a shift
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towards people looking for quality assets where they can
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get involved in communities where they can have a real
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impact on, on, on the success. Like, like, you know, you could
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spend all day staring at charts trying to make a quick dollar,
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or you could actually stay in stay, you know, involved in the
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crypto and spend some of that energy on helping build the
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project and have, you know, a real impact on the success of of
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whatever project you decide to get involved in.
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Yeah, I think that things are actually like in real life.
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If you haven't experienced, experienced bad situation, bad
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relationships, bad, Yeah, you cannot.
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You cannot. What's the word?
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Appreciate. Appreciate, yeah.
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You cannot appreciate when the good comes to your life and when
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you this good comes to your life and you have experienced all the
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bad on the bad situation, you have to hold this good thing.
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This is exactly what's happening with the web three.
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Everybody started because the people there were promising fast
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and many XS. But at the end of the day, 99%
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were had to lose for 1% to win and usually this 1% was a very
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lucky person or 99% an insider. So if you're in the crypto
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sector, eventually you will find out that the only way to make
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money and to have fun during this money making situation is
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to meet good people that have the same mentality and good
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communities. And that's about about mint
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coins. When you're looking for a
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utility project, you just have to find a utility project that
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you believe and you have to face it and treat it like a long time
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investment. Yeah, yeah, yeah.
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And I like the the, you know, it's my opinion only, but you
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know, UFDI think. Well, let's back up.
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I think we know I've learned a lot over the last year about
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crypto. And one of the things I learned
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was that, yeah, 99% of the projects, I mean, there's what,
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30 million cryptos now? And 99% of the projects, most
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all of them didn't ever deliver. I mean, they all came out with a
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promise, right? Connector.
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I mean, every single one of those 30 million to 1° or
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another came out with some type of promise.
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Some of the big projects, the big utility projects that were
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backed by millions and millions of dollars from venture capital
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came out with these huge, huge promises of how they're going to
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change the world and all this utility they're going to
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provide. And, and I heard somebody say it
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like they didn't, they never really delivered on the utility.
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Some of them did. No doubt there's some great
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ones, but most of them never delivered on the utility and on
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top of that, they never had a community.
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And I think that's I, I still, I really think that's one of our
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massive strengths that we have with UFD is that, you know, we
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never promised anything huge, right?
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And, and that essentially our community, this grassroots, one
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hundred, 100% pure grassroots organic community really is our
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utility, right? I mean, the value you provide
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with Instagram, the value that that countless other people
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provide by things they take on like our community really does,
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that is our utility. And as the community he grows,
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in theory, who knows what utility, quote UN quote, could
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be created. Am I on track when I think that
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way in your opinion? In my opinion is that the many
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utility projects they didn't aim to do bad or to not, not to not
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deliver what they promised. But the the speed in the web 3
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is so fast that the every project that they're having a
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vision to create something. Sometimes another project comes
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out few months later, one or one year later and they have better
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developers. They're doing the same things
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that the others promise faster. And on top of that, they promise
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another extra utility that makes the investors jumping from the
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old coin that didn't have the time to deliver or they didn't
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make it so far jump to the new one.
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So actually it's like many half broken factories that no one
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made it to, to work and to deliver what they aim to what
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they should be delivering. So a new factory next to the old
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half broken factory, it's been constructed.
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People are going investing the money there, but the, the, the,
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the final product never comes out.
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And we have a full of industrial area full of half built
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factories. So that's how I see utility
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projects. And, and you know, it's like
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Coca-Cola and Pepsi, they are the 1st that they made this
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industry blossom. So even if new companies are
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trying to get some portion of the pie, they these two giants,
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they have the money, they have the infrastructure, they have
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the the people to eliminate the competition and always be on
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top. So the same is happening with
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meme sectors. And if you have a very good meme
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with dogs dev like yourself, and eventually people understand
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that they have a place that a legit project that they can
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belong. They can have a nice time.
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They do good things like we did with the with the cancer thing,
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with live like a Unicorn, like the donation or the things that
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we did in Africa that will help some Africans, help some other
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children. This makes people stick, stick
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around because you cannot do it by yourself, but through a
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community. You, you get the results that
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you want for the world. You create a better world.
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And that's only when you treat your investment, your money as
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an investment, not as a gambling.
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You cannot do good things just to show off you want to good
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things to do good things. And to have a meme like a club,
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a special club that people want to.
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In real life, they pay thousands of of dollars or euros to belong
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in a special club. And here you can have it just by
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having some UFD tokens. If you are active member, no.
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Active member of the community. Nobody asks you how many tokens
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you have. Maybe you don't have tokens, but
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you just like the community. Again, you are free to to mingle
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and help or donate when the project do something.
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Well, the possibilities are endless.
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So you only have to find the project that you believe.
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And actually it proves itself every day like we have been
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doing the last year. I haven't seen anything like
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this my whole life in the crypto space.
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It's it's amazing what we are creating.
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Yeah, and it's wild because like we said at the beginning, you're
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in Greece, I'm in Saint Louis. Yesterday I was in Sweden, the
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day before that in Australia tomorrow I'm going to have some.
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I'm trying to do a UFD around the World Series for a week or
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so where I go and talk. I mean, it's not just that that
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that what we're doing is cool, but it's also available to
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pretty much everybody in the entire world, right?
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I mean, most everybody. Now, I read something the other
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day Connector that said there's more cell phone subscriptions, I
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think was the way they described it.
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Then there are people on the face of the earth.
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And so like everybody has access and fair equal access.
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And you brought up something very important, right?
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It's like like you don't have any more special access to UFD
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than I have or and I don't have any more special access than you
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have. And that's true for everybody
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means somebody owns 10 UFD beans, which is around a dollar
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right now. They have the exact same access
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to it is anybody else. And it's like we really are.
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I get excited when I talk about it and I probably talk about
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this too much, but it's like we really are doing something
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almost revolutionary to a certain degree.
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Like we are right on the leading edge of of I guess, you know,
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evolution of, of, of how value is created, how communities are
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created, right? Because like you said, people
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want to belong, Pete, when I first got into crypto one year
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ago, right now, about exactly 1 year ago right now, as I was
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trying to figure out like, what's the value in this?
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What's the value in this? And then it dawned on me, right?
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Like, wow, yeah, people will pay big money to belong to clubs,
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country clubs. The Lions Club is a big thing
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here in the United States. There's a whole slew because
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people want to be part of something where there's a, a
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movement, a shared belief and emotional connection in that, in
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that they can make a real difference.
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And man, it's just, it's crazy with the technology, right?
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Cuz really, I mean, it really I think of is a big gift right
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now, this time period that we're living through this technology
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that allows us to do it. And I think like, I forget, you
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know, day-to-day, sometimes I forget what a special
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opportunity it is that we have, right?
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You know, right, right in front of us right now, we're doing it
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Connector. Exactly.
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But it's not very, it's not as easy as people believe it is to
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create something like this, because it takes a lot of effort
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and a lot of work to do what we what we have been doing.
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And this has happened just because of Euron.
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It's very rare to find someone with such a conviction like
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yourself. You are an inspiration for all
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of us. I have to tell you this, I
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haven't seen anyone doing what you're doing.
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Even if you have your regular job, you will miss a day.
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You will have a fight with your wife, you will feel you have a
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headache, you will miss the train.
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You won't go, you won't show up one day.
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You are doing it every day. This is unimaginable.
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This is huge conviction and when you have a leader like you,
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people are willing to follow and they can thrive all together
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because it's a chain. When the the the first piece of
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the chain is so strong, the chain will always hold no matter
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who will try to break the chain. And to you, my friend, you are
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the the strongest piece of the chain.
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That I appreciate you saying that.
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That's very a great compliment and it touched me to hear that.
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But you know, what's interesting is you say that like I look at
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other people in the community, like you working on Instagram.
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I mean, I could go through the whole list, you know, as well as
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I do the whole slew of fellow UFD community members and I look
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at them and I think, wow, there, you know, Georgie sometimes is
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working. I mean, there's a whole bunch of
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people, so I don't want to go start naming names.
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So I'll leave a lot of people out.
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But I, it's funny because as you said, that that's kind of how I
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feel about like, like a lot of the people in the community.
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So I think maybe what that tells us is like we really are all
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doing. This I will tell you, I will
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tell you something that you don't know because you're only
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one here in crypto space. I've been in crypto space longer
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and, and I've worked for other teams and what I'm doing in the
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UFD, it's for, for myself, for the community, for you, for you
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know, we've never, no one is getting paid here, but you
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inspire people to do, to give their best because you're doing
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your best. So in other projects that I've
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been in the past and I know the teams, the quality of people
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were not so good. Some of them they were, but not
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the majority. The team that has gathered here
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in UFD, they're one better or the other in knowledge, in
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experience, in goodness. I mean, I haven't seen such a
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gathering of good people and clever and people that they have
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studied and they have expertise on different sectors.
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So that gives me the certainty, certainty that this project,
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project will succeed no matter what, no faster or later.
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It's destined, it's coded, it will succeed.
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I know it. You know, I agree with you 100%
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connector, like I've met a lot of the people in person.
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I've I've talked to a lot of people.
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I mean, you and I, I feel like you're a friend, right?
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I feel like if you came to Saint Louis, I went to Greece that,
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you know, we would feel 100% comfortable with each other.
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And I do, you know, again, I've not been in crypto as long as
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you have, but I've been around for a year.
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And I do think I can confidently say that I would stack up the
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quality, the integrity, the just overall, maybe trustworthiness
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of the people in our community, you know, in the leaders, the
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ones who I've gotten to know, which are a lot of the, you
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know, people that are, that are, that are very active, I don't
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say leaders, but very active in the community.
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I would stack the quality that we have and I think it's
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different. I do up against any other
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community out there. I don't think there's, you know,
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I'm not going to sit here and say we're the absolute best and
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because there's other great communities, no doubt, but I
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would stack up the quality, like the maturity, the just, you
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know, and I'm not saying that from an age perspective, just I,
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I think it really sets us apart from some of the other
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communities that are, I mean, we're dealing with at the end of
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the day, people are investing money into this, right?
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Like they want to be like associated with projects where
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people are like fun. We have a lot of fun.
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We do a lot of great things. I have a, you know, you've got a
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great sense of humor. I think I of course have a great
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sense of humor, but at the end of the day, this is also kind of
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serious business, if that does that make sense?
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Of course, of course. And the, the, the price actions
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give us the opportunity to distinguish who are here to stay
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and to work and who are, who are here just for, you know, like a,
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like a tree with a full of fruits.
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The bad fruits, they don't last long.
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They fall 1st and they get rotten.
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The good fruits, the fruits that the, the farmer picks at the end
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to, to deliver to the market are the best fruits that they're
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strong and you know, you know how the good foods are.
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So that's that's the people that they're forming UFD community
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right now are the good foods at the time that the all the bad
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foods are almost good or they're.
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Yeah. Well, there, there, there.
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There's a lot of islands, right? The Greek islands.
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I've never been to Greece. Someday I will, but there's a
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lot of islands in Greece, Correct?
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I am in an island. You're on.
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OK, Well, then, then you can answer this, this one for me,
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the way the way I look at UFD is that we are like an island,
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right in the sea of crypto, in the sea of meme coins.
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We're an island. We have, you know, a limited,
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finite number of coins that were created that will ever be
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created, right? 999 million.
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The island can't get any bigger. And, and, and some people come
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to the UFD island, they come to visit, they like what they see.
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They say, Hey, there's a lot of good people, people here, right?
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I want to, I want to buy some land on this island, but there's
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only so much land on the island. You got other people that show
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up and maybe, you know, they rent a house for a month and
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like, hey, it's great. I love it, but I'm leaving.
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Bye bye. And then we got people that show
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up, you know, for the, for a, for a one night or two night
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stay just to have a big party blowout and they're here,
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they're gone. They don't care.
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But what we, I think, I think what we're doing because our
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island can't get any bigger, is that because we've got such a
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core group of good people that own land on the island.
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People like you, people like me, people like all the other great
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people like we talked about in our community that as we attract
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more and more people to the island and, and that actually
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want to buy land, eventually, you know, there's not a lot of
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land left for people to buy. Does that make sense?
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Since you live on an island, the.
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First people out there living on an island, they're buying the
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the front sea properties, they are buying in a low market cap,
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they're building villas that they cost after a few months,
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few years, they cost 20, fifty, 1000 times the money that they
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first invested to buy the land. And then when the the island
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becomes famous and becomes attracted tourism attraction,
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they you have houses building everywhere and there are people
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there are OK to to build a a house or a small villa on the
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mountain with a Seaview or in a village.
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They just want to belong on this island.
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And then the new people, when there is no land, they have to
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wait for someone to sell the property in a very high price.
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That's how that's how you are, who we are.
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And I think you are absolutely right.
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Yeah, yeah, yeah. OK, next question for you, my
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friend Connector, because you always have great insights.
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And so everybody knows, you know, I connector and I don't
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talk on a super regular basis, but we've, I've listened to
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Connector talk many times and I'm always like, yeah, I agree
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with with most everything you always say when you look at the
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meme coin sector in particular right now, kind of what's going
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on during 2025 and then you look out, let's say, and just I, I
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want your best opinion, your best feeling about your instinct
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about what will happen. How do you think the meme coin
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sector in general will change in let's say the next year, year
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and a half? Any any thoughts on that?
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Well, I'm waiting to see the new regulation that will come
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probably on January. It was to to be announced on
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December and to be voted, but it got delayed.
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So they will announce that they will vote about it hopefully and
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probably in January, January or early February.
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I think that they will. Nobody wants this endless
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production of projects and MIM coins that are only, you know,
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diluting the value of the of the, of the space.
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So I think there will be some more clarity, some more
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regulations that actually will limit the, the, the launch of
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new projects that they don't they shouldn't be there from the
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very beginning. And because all governments now
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they're trying to make the crypt adoption and everybody will
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start using crypto way more often and for more uses,
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utilities from the past, people will have crypto wallets for
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their stable coins. And when you have knowledge and
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access to something that you never know that it exists, you
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could start to experiment and try things and look at this new
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world that you have entered. And eventually you will, you
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will find the min coins because min coins are the best way to
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enter crypto. It's more fun and more easy to
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hold and more volatile, gives you more more profits, let's say
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if you are lucky or if you're holding the right project or and
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of course, the right timing. And I think that the old blue
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chip memes like ourselves and especially now that we enter a
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very small group of IP memes, this is, this is suits for us
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people that they haven't understand it yet, but actually
25:24
enter us into a very small group of 15 projects on Solana
25:30
ecosystem. So they will find about us and
25:35
they will join our community. And it's actually happening
25:40
because I've seen the last two months, the available tokens on
25:44
Radium pool were 76.7 million today and the market price was
25:53
higher. Now with a lower market price,
25:55
the available tokens, I think they just dropped before below
25:59
70 millions. That tells us that people are
26:02
buying and holding and the available tokens are, you know,
26:07
the building that we were saying in the island the the property
26:11
is fewer and more expensive. So it's only about time that you
26:17
won't be able to buy cheap UFT tokens.
26:21
Yeah, yeah, it's. You know, I, I, I agree with you
26:24
and I can sense that it's beginning, that it's interesting
26:28
the statistic that you just shared, because I was talking
26:31
with another community member yesterday afternoon on the
26:33
phone. And I said, it feels like to me
26:36
that this shift in the meme coin sector is already occurring.
26:41
That the, that the, the kind of gambling mentality, this, this,
26:46
these, the rug pole type stuff, it's still happening, but that
26:50
the trend is starting to go down and that people are starting to
26:54
look for more quality projects. And I think it's only going to
26:58
accelerate. And I think like you said, if
27:00
there's some type of regulation, I mean, I know it's a
27:03
controversial subject to interrupt you.
27:05
But I just checked the the update and now the available
27:09
tokens few hours before we're 70 million and now it's 68.300 6th.
27:16
And. Our in our first right, I was
27:19
looking this data and below 65 available million tokens always
27:26
say UFD goes parabolic. So we're very, very close.
27:29
Just a few more people buying and you will see things.
27:33
Actually, I think this interview today signifies our our
27:36
comeback, to be honest. Yeah, yeah.
27:39
Yeah, I mean, I just I feel like the meme coin sector, I I
27:43
started kind of talking about it and feeling it 3-4 months ago
27:46
that, you know, like this can't last.
27:48
And and like you said earlier, connector that we we've we're in
27:53
this situation where the world right, the world governments,
27:56
the big the big banks, everybody is kind of encouraging this
28:01
shift towards crypto, but they're not going to they're
28:04
they're not going to want this. Like, I'm sorry, but I can't
28:08
think of a better word insanity like we experienced, you know,
28:12
during during the last year going on in part of the crypto
28:16
sector, in the meme coin sector. And if they kind of clean that
28:19
up and at the same time, we have massive amounts of liquidity
28:23
coming in over the next years. And and you know, like we're a
28:29
project that stands apart. We're a project that's, you
28:32
know, you said a blue chip and you know, things move so, so
28:35
quickly and crypto that it's wild to think, but we really are
28:39
a blue chip. And I guess blue chips, not just
28:41
about the amount of time, which a year, what we've done and what
28:46
we've proven in in crypto over the last year and crypto time is
28:49
a long time, but also the quality of the project, right?
28:52
And like we've talked about here already that it really sets us
28:56
apart and puts us in a position where where new people coming
29:00
in, we're easy to understand. We aren't complicated, right?
29:04
We aren't selling any, any, any hard to understand, you know,
29:10
technical promise or anything like that.
29:12
And and we've got this culture behind us as well.
29:15
And I'd like to get your thoughts on that, right?
29:17
Like this are meme, right? The Unicorn in like how I've
29:22
heard a couple people say this lately like like good memes good
29:26
good culture can kind of is almost timeless.
29:30
Does that does that make sense? I will answer to.
29:34
You in a different way that you might different answer.
29:39
Yeah, spend sometimes with your family right now and with your
29:43
daughters because the next months you will be in every TV
29:47
show of the country and maybe abroad.
29:50
I'm telling you this, what is going to happen on the on the
29:54
crypto space and then the meme space, it will be nothing
29:59
happened before it. It will be so huge and people
30:02
that they are hard working and dogs like you.
30:05
You will be invited everywhere. You have to decline, decline or
30:09
accepting proposals every day. So I think that answers your
30:14
question. I hope you're right Connector.
30:18
Maybe I'll have a a bright pink private jet that I can fly
30:22
around on, right? You never know.
30:24
Yeah, maybe we will. Ask her that duster to build 1.
30:27
She she knows she has the they know how.
30:32
Yeah, exactly. They did a great job on the
30:34
Duster. I was driving it around driving
30:36
it around yesterday and somebody asked me my I said that we had
30:40
some friends over last night and and they are dusters.
30:43
I'll repeat that. But but they, they said, do you
30:46
do people like, does the car get a lot of attention?
30:49
And I said, you know, I've been driving it out for six months.
30:52
So I kind of forget that I'm driving it.
30:54
And I was, I drove over to my parents house yesterday and I
30:59
was on the highway and as I'm driving, I thought, why is this
31:02
car next to me like just hovering right next to the car?
31:07
And I and I looked over, I glanced over to see and that
31:11
there's the lady with her phone up videotaping the duster going
31:15
down the highway. So yeah, you know, it's, it's,
31:19
it's, it's, it's a, it's a cool thing.
31:21
And I guess we never know where this might that might get us,
31:24
get us to. And maybe we will put it on the.
31:27
Far Dart museum that we'll create someday.
31:30
Yeah, exactly. Yeah.
31:32
You're right. No, I'd, well, I know.
31:33
Then we came down, I brought them down into the basement.
31:35
I was showing them all the stuff, great things that that I
31:39
have from UFD, like I mean like DJ Litmus and I don't show it
31:44
off. They gave me sent me this really
31:46
cool custom like wrestling champion belt with UFD on it.
31:50
I mean, just some cool things, flags, you name it, everything
31:53
else and and our neighbors like, what are you going to do with
31:56
all that stuff? And I said, well, I like it.
31:58
I love having it around. I mean, I got one up right
32:00
there. That was the we were the mean
32:02
coin of the year award right there.
32:04
I don't know if I can move out of the way.
32:06
It's on a it's really cool that somebody sent us and I thought,
32:10
I'm like, I don't know. And then it dawned on me.
32:12
I thought, well, we can have it in the museum.
32:14
Like I've got like enough stuff to fill up a UFD museum at this
32:17
point that everybody can come and you know, it'd be fun.
32:21
I do, I do. I I do think it would be cool at
32:23
some point if we had a play. Like a place definitely worth
32:27
it. Yeah, yeah, yeah.
32:29
Yeah, exactly. What about Instagram?
32:34
You're you're active on Instagram.
32:37
How's that going, Connector? And I know you're working very
32:39
hard and on behalf of the whole community, thank you for
32:41
everything you're doing with our Instagram presence.
32:45
Yeah, actually. What you were saying before that
32:49
we have a dusters from all around the world.
32:52
I can see it on the Instagram information and data that we
32:56
that I collect from the platform.
32:58
And I have seen that we have the visitors and dusters from some
33:03
small cities, villages that I didn't know that they even
33:07
existed. So I think we are everywhere
33:09
exactly as you said, and in every country.
33:13
And then in every small village you have someone that maybe he's
33:17
dusted or maybe he's a buttercut, but he's, he's
33:20
watching. And I think Instagram is a good
33:25
way of showing the Unicorn to to the world and maybe people that
33:31
they're liking our posts and are following our page.
33:35
Maybe they can also already share some posts.
33:37
It will help the algorithm. Of course, it's not as popular
33:41
as X and on the web 3 because people they on Instagram,
33:47
they're using their real names and identity and some some of
33:51
them they are too lazy to create another one or they if they
33:55
don't want to expose into who's following what and who's liking
33:58
what. But we're doing our best.
34:01
We're everywhere, as as you know and everybody social media and
34:08
it's a small piece of the puzzle.
34:10
Every piece it's it helps to create the perfect puzzle.
34:15
You know you. I'm going.
34:17
To I want to interject because as you were talking about
34:20
Instagram and how it's worldwide and I know what we're doing on
34:24
the X platform, which is worldwide.
34:27
One of our community members brought up and and I think this
34:30
is super exciting because it really positions our project
34:34
king cost. I think it was him sent me
34:36
something at one point about this.
34:38
It's called the marketing rule of seven, which means that most
34:42
people in the market, well, it's generally accepted in the
34:46
advertising and marketing world that most people need to have
34:50
like seven impressions of something.
34:52
Like they need to see it 7 times before they'll actually make a
34:57
decision about something before they'll take some type of
34:59
action. So as I think about like what
35:01
we've done over the last year, I can verify this it.
35:04
Happened to me and with my wife. She showed me 7 times before we
35:07
end up dating so yeah I thought it was.
35:11
I thought it was love at first sight.
35:13
Connector when she saw you. Yeah, but I think it was.
35:16
Seven times we had to meet before we actually started team
35:19
dating. Yeah.
35:19
So yeah, yeah, I think with Susie it.
35:23
Took like 17 before she before she would take me on.
35:30
But I mean, we're doing it right.
35:31
Like we are like during this, during this crazy time in meme
35:36
coins and crypt over the last year, we have showed up and
35:39
steadily continued to, to, to, to, to introduce millions of
35:45
people to Unicorn fart dust on Instagram, on YouTube, on
35:50
TikTok, on, on X, on, you know, all these different platforms.
35:55
And, and that eventually that will, you know, and if you think
35:59
about what, what I think you and I agree on and that there's
36:02
going to be some pretty massive changes in crypto in the coming
36:07
years, but also some pretty massive new adoption of crypto
36:11
with more and more people coming in.
36:14
And at the same time, our, our community of like diamond hoove
36:18
dusters, the data that Vincent puts out about, you know, the
36:21
top 250 wallets and the percentage of beans that they
36:25
own, which is always over 60%. And, and, and the number, the
36:30
percentage that are diamond hooved held 90 days, 60 days or
36:34
30 days. That all those things coming
36:37
together could be like a confluence of like factors that
36:42
could result in something very exciting for for what we're
36:47
doing with UFD. Definitely I didn't.
36:50
I didn't want to be anywhere else to, to pass these difficult
36:55
times and months. The last months we had very
36:59
difficult times as you know in crypto space.
37:00
I didn't want to be anywhere else.
37:02
But UFDUFD made it easier for every community member that's
37:08
part of UFD to withstand all the difficulties and all the bad
37:13
emotions that the markets can and their, their that's their
37:17
role to make you desperate so that you can sell in a loss.
37:23
That's how they they get money. So that's how some people win.
37:28
If you and your friends get become desperate and selling
37:32
loss, it's the market, how the market works.
37:37
So in UFD, we'll, we'll have each other.
37:41
I know how a lot of people, they've DM me in the past and
37:44
they were anxious and stressed and you know, you calm, calm
37:49
them down and they understand that it's a phase of the
37:52
markets. It's not about our projects.
37:55
And this is not something that you can find in any projects.
38:00
People are getting desperate and you know them, especially some
38:04
people they are, they have over invested and it's more difficult
38:08
for them, especially if they're, if some people they suffer from
38:12
loneliness and all this together is a very bad mixture.
38:17
If you don't have someone to, to hold your to, to, to hold your
38:22
hand or to cut your back, it's very difficult.
38:26
And I think we're doing fine because all these months here,
38:31
we have changed the way of thinking into, into doing good
38:36
things for society and for group of people, as you know.
38:41
And it helps the time pass faster.
38:44
And always when the tide shifts and the good times returns, you
38:49
look back and you know who was there for you.
38:52
And I know some people there, I don't want to mention that they
38:55
help people in need in UFD because some of them, they were
38:59
struggling also financially. And I know some people they have
39:02
donated and they have loaned them, they have helped them,
39:05
they have visited their, their companies to support.
39:09
So it's a club. We are in a very special club.
39:13
And it will get. It will become even better and
39:17
and and real. Friendships, right?
39:19
You use real friendships. Yeah, you used a lot of.
39:21
Words to describe what I think are in great words, but also
39:26
that like real, real, like legitimate friendships.
39:30
And you know, I was these neighbors I was talking to this
39:32
night. They're like, well, what's the
39:33
difference between Web 2 and Web 3?
39:35
And I tried to explain kind of how I understand it at the depth
39:39
of relationships, But maybe that's a, that's a another great
39:43
way to describe it. Like real, like real friendships
39:47
are, are, are formed and bonded and real communities are created
39:52
through this. And yeah, when the market's
39:55
tough like it's been, I mean, that's just it is what it is,
39:58
right? And people capitulate, people
40:00
give up, right? That's the time when real, real
40:05
communities are built, when real projects are built.
40:08
And whether you're talking and that just doesn't apply to
40:11
crypto, that applies to companies to.
40:14
You know, maybe churches, all types countries, right?
40:18
I mean, even countries, when you look at the history, everybody
40:21
has gone through these really tough times.
40:23
And that's when like things are forged when the when, when it's
40:28
really comes together. And it feels like to me that's
40:31
what we have going right now with UFD.
40:34
Yeah. And it's very.
40:35
Difficult for people outside of crypto to understand this.
40:39
They don't. They can't believe this actually
40:41
exists. Friendships through a mean
40:44
community or something. They think it's like kind of a
40:47
joke, but unless you experience it, you cannot understand it and
40:51
you cannot see that is actually truth and stronger than and what
40:59
people think. Yeah, Yeah.
41:01
And it's. And it's incredible that it
41:03
happens across borders. It probably doesn't just cross
41:07
country borders, but crosses borders of political ideology,
41:12
religion, everything else. It really is a special
41:15
situation, right, where people within UFD even set aside things
41:20
that maybe they don't agree on, but agree that that they want to
41:23
be part of the project and and help and help further the
41:27
movement. I think that's a word I've heard
41:29
you use before that we are that we're doing right now.
41:34
Yeah, definitely. What I've seen in UFD is that
41:39
we'll have people from very different political ideologies
41:45
and religious religions and we have managed to get along so
41:51
well, like we never have problems due to these
41:57
differences that we have. And actually, I think it's like
42:03
that's the power of the community to to focus on the
42:06
real and important things and keep for yourselves the less
42:11
significant things like, but you have a belief, but actually
42:16
doesn't influence your life as a as what you do for a community,
42:20
as a member, as a as a member. Yeah.
42:22
And. It's pretty powerful when you
42:24
think about what, when you, when you think about this connector
42:27
that, that I believe most people in the world, the vast majority
42:32
of people in the world are, are good people that just want
42:36
basically all the same things, a sense of security, friendships,
42:39
a sense of community, that most people are good.
42:43
And that what we are kind of moving forward with UFD is this
42:47
idea that good attracts good. And so it opens us like our,
42:52
our, it was Emma who, who brought this up probably 10
42:56
months ago, put out a little report about our total
42:59
addressable market, meaning like, you know, like we aren't a
43:02
token that's about, I don't know, tuna fishing or we aren't
43:08
like super niche like we are really what we're about is this
43:12
good attracts good thing. So because most people in the
43:15
world are good, we've got a big market of people that they can
43:19
become interested. And we've got IP, right?
43:21
Like you said earlier, what 1 of 15 meme coins with IP that's
43:25
really cute and fun, but that we have like we we, we we aren't
43:31
like niching ourselves into some little particular area.
43:35
We're really open to almost everybody.
43:39
Yeah. And we.
43:40
Are only one year old. So it's baby steps.
43:44
I mean the the perspective and the the roads from here it's
43:51
endless. You can you can walk, you can
43:54
walk, you can evolve without a limit.
43:59
It's limitless. Yeah, it is wild.
44:02
Hey, I want to show everybody your if they want to follow you,
44:06
follow Connector on X. This is his ex profile.
44:10
Let me make sure I'm at the top of the page here.
44:12
Yep, Connector at connector under score 13 if that's where
44:16
they go, if they want to follow you Mr. Connector.
44:19
Yes, yes. That's the one and I can't
44:22
believe. That we've been talking now for
44:24
almost 45 minutes, feels like 5 minutes.
44:28
Is there anything I forgot to ask you or anything else you
44:30
want to share with the community, with the, with our
44:32
viewer who's with us right now? No, I think that this interview
44:39
went very well. We've pumped 20% since we began,
44:45
and we should do it. Yeah, I'm serious.
44:49
Yeah, well, we're going to keep going.
44:51
Connector. Yeah, I think we should.
44:54
We should do a marathon, it's a Greek word.
44:56
And maybe we end up in midnight at 20 million market cap, who
45:00
knows? No, I'm going to hop on a plane.
45:04
I'll, I'll do a live stream from Look look.
45:08
I know I've tell to the community I'm going to host the
45:11
European meet ups in Villa here in Greece after the Bitcoin
45:18
convention of April. If things turn out as well as
45:22
I'm expecting, we're going to have a meet up here and we're
45:26
going to meet here in real life and we're going to have a lot of
45:30
fun. Yeah, That, that, that.
45:32
Sounds awesome. Because we've got so many people
45:34
in Europe, right? And I mean, in Greece is is
45:37
obviously pretty much more accessible from Europe than it
45:42
is for the Europeans to come to the United States.
45:44
So that would be awesome. I just want to make sure
45:46
everybody heard that right. If things go well.
45:49
It's something. Yeah, I promise.
45:50
I promise. It's AI promise I will provide
45:53
the place and everything and yeah, let's hope it will happen
45:59
soon. So and and and and.
46:02
And you're out. You live on an island, correct?
46:04
So we'll yeah, yeah, we'll be, it'll, it'll be Unicorn Fartdust
46:07
Island like we've talked about so many times, Connector on
46:11
behalf of myself, Susie, everybody in our community,
46:17
you're a great guy. You're a smart guy.
46:20
That's why I was really super excited to have you on because
46:23
there's been so many times when I've listened to you talk over
46:26
the last what, 6 months or so, it feels like where I'm like,
46:29
wow, that makes sense. Just thank you for coming on
46:34
here. Thanks for joining me down here
46:36
in the basement. Even though you're on a Greek
46:37
island, I won't be jealous, but it was really, it was really a
46:41
big honor to have you on here. And I like what you said, you
46:46
know, when, when I think about what you said about the
46:48
community and the project and just kind of the uniqueness that
46:53
we have, but also the strength that we have.
46:57
And, and, and when I kind of put it all together, what I heard
47:00
from you today, I'm feeling really good about where we're
47:04
heading with this project. So thank you so much, man.
47:07
We, we really appreciate you. Thank you for inviting.
47:10
Me this evening here, Ron in the basement and let's do it again.
47:17
Let's. Oh yeah, we will.
47:18
You'll definitely be back. I I, I enjoy talking with you
47:23
and we've got some great people in our community tomorrow at
47:27
this point connector I have the infamous and very popular
47:33
Georgie is going to join me from France.
47:36
So tomorrow we'll be going to front.
47:38
We'll be going from Greece today to France tomorrow and who knows
47:41
where the where the where the road may lead us from there.
47:45
So have a great. Because we can't wait for
47:49
Georgie. Georgie, the one and only.
47:52
So, all right, Hey, Connector, thank you.
47:54
Thanks to all the dusters out there.
47:56
Horns up, right? Our horns are tingling.
47:59
Let's keep up the great work and connector up horns.
48:02
Up, baby. All right.
48:03
Buddy, I'll be I'll be talking to you soon.
48:06
Thank you.