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Unicorn Fart Dust ✨ Where Fun Meets a Serious Future · SILVER / GOLD / $UFD Meme Coin Investing & Global Economics

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  Hey guys, welcome to the live stream.
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  Welcome to Duster Club. We've got some powerful things
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  to talk about today about UFD and some incredible creations
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  that we're going to look at from our community.
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  So thank you for being here horns up.
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  We continue to build every single day and let's dig right
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  in because this first post that I want to share with you came
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  from one of our great community members, Pacemaker, and this one
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  hit me and hit me strong. He said even the most promising
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  AI coins are going to 0. The tech will be duplicated more
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  or less if it serves a real purpose.
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  In contrast, And this is where it gets so, so important for us
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  to remember this blue chip memes promise nothing.
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  Hold on one second here guys. We're having some tech
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  difficulties, and here we go. OK, we're back.
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  Hopefully you can see me and hear me.
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  But in contrast, blue chip memes promise nothing.
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  At their best, they represent defy in its truest form.
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  That's why I'm bullish on good memes.
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  And what he's talking about here that is so important is this
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  idea or fact, I should say, that we aren't a tech meme.
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  We aren't a a meme that's basing our success upon the success or
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  failure of any certain technology or anything like
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  that. We are a timeless blue chip
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  meme. I know I'd use the example.
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  We're kind of like Santa Claus. This morning I was thinking
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  we're kind of like Coca-Cola, right?
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  Coca-Cola has been popular for, what, 100 years or more?
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  It's gone through every technological advancement known
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  to man. But Coca-Cola, the brand is
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  still popular, right? It went through the invention of
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  probably the automobile, calculators, digital watches,
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  cell phones, the Internet, you name it, but Coca-Cola remained.
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  I think that's a key difference. David Golkstein has said it, and
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  I agree with it, that like memes are culture, I think certain
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  memes are culture. I know our meme is culture,
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  right? We've said it all the time.
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  Our community is our utility. Our community is the base
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  foundation of what creates value in our project, not some promise
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  of some certain utility. Like Pacemaker said, they can be
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  easily. I mean, any think, think about
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  tech. Many of you may be too young to
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  remember this, but before there were iPhones, there was this
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  rage for about, I don't know, 3-4, five years.
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  These things called Blackberries, they were like the
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  original smartphones, and BlackBerry was a massively
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  successful company, right? Everybody had Blackberries, just
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  like everybody has iPhones now. Not me, I'm an Android guy, but
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  whatever. People do whatever you want.
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  However, BlackBerry, right? This was before Apple.
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  Basically, when Apple came out and replaced it with better
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  technology, BlackBerry essentially disappeared.
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  The company still exists, but it's a hollow shell of what it
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  once was. OK, technology.
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  And I love technology. Technology brings us together
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  right now. You know, it's it's incredible.
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  30 years ago, never would have thought this could happen.
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  Technology gives us the gift of the blockchain.
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  Technology gives us the gift of web three.
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  OK, I love technology, but when it comes to memes and culture
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  and like David Goldstein, he uses the GEICO gecko as an
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  example, right? Like I'll use Santa Claus, you
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  can look at Coca-Cola. Certain things that our culture
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  and aren't dependent upon a certain technology can last
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  essentially forever. And then we have the Lindy
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  effect on top of that. The Lindy effect says that
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  anything that is not perishable, the longer it lasts, the more
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  likely it is to grow in the last even longer.
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  That's a big key critical thing for us to remember.
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  Guys, we are different and don't forget right, Our foundation is
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  not built upon Kols or marketing or anything else.
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  A bunch of money, anything. Our foundation is built on
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  community. You know the lore behind UFDI.
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  Created this as a little experiment with literally $100
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  that I used channel sponsor, moon pay the on ramp and
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  Decrypto. I bought a solana.
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  I often say UFD is the only token or the only crypto I ever
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  bought. But I did technically buy some
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  Solana that I used to create Unicorn fart dust.
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  But the community is what built this.
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  You are what built this and converted even me, a crypto
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  skeptic. Two or three years ago.
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  I was down here talking about how how crypto was nothing but
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  Unicorn fart dust. I said it all the time.
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  I don't recommend you go through all my old videos.
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  You'd probably want to pull your hair out halfway through it, but
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  trust me, I said it all the time crypto Bitcoin, you changed me.
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  Our what sets us apart is our community.
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  What sets us apart. On top of that, and I think this
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  is becoming more and more clear for me.
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  I don't know about you, but it's the fact that that the one of
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  our big strengths is that we're a culture coin, right?
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  We're building a culture. We're building something based
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  on transparency, honesty, integrity, prosperity, humility,
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  teamwork, a sense of togetherness, a place where
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  people can feel safe and secure. I love what the pacemaker put
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  out there. It really, I think hits the nail
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  on the head. He's a very intelligent and good
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  looking young man and we appreciate it.
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  So thank you very much. What what about resilient Jack?
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  What's he up to? We got some fun stuff to look at
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  today, guys. And again, I, I want to give you
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  my disclaimer. Please don't forget I'm not a
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  financial advisor. Don't make any financial
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  decisions based on anything that I say here today.
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  I'm also not a psychologist or a marriage counselor or any of the
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  above. Always do your own research, OK?
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  And please, I will give this piece of advice.
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  No matter what you do, be responsible.
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  Be careful if you ever use leverage or anything like that,
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  because leverage can cut both ways, but we do own, I own a
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  what to me is a large investment in Unicorn Farta.
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  So you can rest assured our horns are aligned and is your
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  horn tingling? We are the horniest community in
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  cryptocurrency. Unicorn horniest community in
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  cryptocurrency. All right, let's go out here and
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  see what resilient Jack's up to. He's up to it again.
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  He said hardcore diamond hoof dusters call to action come out
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  on the timeline and show PUA when most people hesitate, tell
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  them we are still here. UFD has a steady floor because
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  approximately 80% of our holders are not selling.
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  I need to share. Thank you.
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  Susie, There's resilient Jack, you just listen to me read this.
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  Are not selling. That was upstairs.
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  Susie who chimed in and saved me.
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  You guys know her, you guys love her. 80% of our holders are not
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  selling. We went through this yesterday.
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  We've got a huge number of what are diamond hooved, gold hooved
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  and silver hooved holders of our token, right?
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  Like eighty, 7880%. That's hardcore individual
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  showing the strongest conviction.
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  Let the space hear you. All right, hold on here.
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  Let's get Jack up. Sorry, I forgot to share the
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  screen earlier. Jack's 30 seconds of resilient
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  Jack yo dusters. Approximately 80% of UFD holders
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  are not moving beans from their bags.
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  That's because we have many diamond hood holders within the
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  community. So please go out on the
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  timelines and tell people why we are so diamond hood, why we
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  believe in Rome, why we are here and why we are not letting go.
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  So go out there, make some noise.
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  Why every other community is silent right now.
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  Show who is the loudest, show who is the strongest.
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  OK, get out there now who is up? All right, see you Jack.
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  Listen to Jack. What a great guy, What a great
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  community member. And then I saw this.
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  Hold on here. Here we go from just a guy.
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  This is literally what we're working on.
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  Unicorn fart dust. And guy, for those of you who
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  may be new, we do have a very active raiding community within
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  UFDA, very organized. A resilient Jack did an
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  incredible job of getting that all together.
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  And here's a piece. There's our new IP.
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  Look at that little, what is that thing called?
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  That that little brown skirt thing that they're all wearing.
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  I like that. You know where they're going.
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  They're Vikings. They're going to Valhalla.
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  Valhalla, right? But awesome piece of art, but
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  also shows our new IP, which we released just a few weeks ago,
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  which has been received with great, great enthusiasm in
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  positive feedback from everyone in the UFD community and outside
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  the UFD community. And look at this.
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  Look what this community is making.
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  This is what's coming out from you.
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  This was a video from J Dub about the big NFL games
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  yesterday. Let's watch this.
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  It is awesome. And again, help spread the word
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  about what we are doing with UFD.
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  Listen up out there, it's not just football.
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  It's our story. Every hit, every yard, every
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  drop of sweat that's. The Unicorn farts.
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  Test Nobody can stop us when we believe.
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  Unicorn fart test stops. The dust?
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  Nobody. Hear that thump?
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  Nobody trying? To punch its way out out there,
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  it's chaos, stresses football, and we are the Thunder in the
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  chaos. Every step, every cruise, we
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  chew it, we speak litter and we keep coming.
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  No regs, no doubt. Let's go.
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  We are the Thunder and the chaos.
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  Thank you. Our friend can do all right.
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  Absolutely love it. OK, let's go to this next piece.
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  I want to show share with you this guy's screepy, screepy,
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  scurvy Scribby. Scribby.
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  I don't know. Anyway, every single day he is
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  out there posting a snippet of one of my one of my live streams
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  to the community 108 days now straight.
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  We love it. It shows grit, it shows
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  determination. And I want to talk about that
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  with you for just one second the the harsh reality of life.
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  But this is good news. One of the secrets of success in
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  life is hard work. The greatest soccer player in
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  the world, Ronaldo or the other guy from Argentina, I'm
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  forgetting his name, Messi, OK, the greatest golfer of all time,
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  Tiger Woods. Michael almost said.
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  Michael Jackson, Michael Jordan. If you read about those people,
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  they didn't get good yet. Sure, they had some natural
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  gifts, some natural talent, but what everybody says about them
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  or anyone else who's ever achieved greatness is that they
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  were also the hardest workers around.
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  They they practice more. They had grit, they had
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  determination. Yes, they had some natural
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  physical ability and talent, no doubt about it.
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  But every one of their teammates when they describe them will
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  tell you they worked harder, they had grit, they had
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  determination, right? They stayed after practice, they
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  did things, they worked harder when maybe they didn't feel like
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  it at a certain time. And that's exactly what we have
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  going on within UFD. We have the UFD shirt guy who's
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  been than posting pictures of him with his shirt on right for
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  a long, long time. We've got Scurby who's out there
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  right now, right, posting a a snip of UFD every single day.
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  Grit in the determination and hard work.
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  And I got one more big tip for you as well will get us way
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  further than anything else. The other reality is that in any
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  massive successful journey, whether you're talking
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  aboutamazon.com, the guy that started that delivery service,
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  UPS, you may have heard of of them, right?
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  Anything great that's ever been accomplished, the founders, the
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  original members went through a period where it felt like they
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  were in the valley of doom, where it felt like they wanted
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  to give up. OK, That's just part of the
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  process. Anytime you start anything new
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  in life, it's fun, it's exciting, you're full of
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  optimism, adrenaline, all that great stuff.
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  And that's awesome, right? But the reality is there's a
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  point where you realize like, oh, this was harder than I
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  thought. Just ask anybody who's ever
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  tried to start a YouTube channel.
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  There are literally millions and millions.
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  It's like meme coins of YouTube channels created, right?
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  Every single year. I don't know, I think at one
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  point I read like 6,000,000 YouTube channels.
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  Only like 1% of them will ever be successful, will ever get
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  monetized. You know why?
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  Because everybody goes into YouTube and it's fun.
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  Then they go, I'm going to start a YouTube channel.
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  I'm going to, you know, and they set it up and all that.
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  And then after about 3 or 4, four weeks, they realize it's
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  hard work, it's difficult, it's challenging on many levels, and
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  most people give up. But that's good news, right?
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  I I, I know because I created a very successful YouTube channel,
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  Ron's Basement, where I talk about gold and silver.
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  I still do it right couple times a week and and it has 67,000
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  subscribers. I can tell you right, it is
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  hard, hard work. It's hard work doing live
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  streams everyday. I'm loving it.
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  I'm glad I'm here with you right now, but that you know, it puts
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  it takes a lot of work. The good part about most people
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  giving up, not willing to have the grit and determination is
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  that if you decide to stick with it, which is what we are doing
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  right now in UFD, right, all your competition goes away.
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  We're seeing that right now in the Solana meme coin sector,
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  unfortunately, right? It's a very difficult time.
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  When it's fun, everybody's creating meme coins, everybody's
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  creating communities, everybody's happy, right?
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  But when it gets difficult, right, Everybody, a lot, some,
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  not all. There's some other great
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  communities fade away. It's a big advantage for us that
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  we are sticking it out. We are here.
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  We are a beacon, right? Like we talked about many times,
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  when all the dust settles, and it is in the process right now
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  of settling in the meme coin world, we're going to be there,
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  our beacon, right? Imagine all the dust, like fog
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  coming down, and then there's this little pointy, shiny
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  glowing thing. And that's our Unicorn fart
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  dust. That's our horn showing the
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  world that we are still here and that we are not going anywhere.
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  And we stand for good. We stand for honesty.
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  So I'd like to tell you something.
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  All right, hold on one second. Upstairs.
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  Susie is here. Did you?
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  Do you want to tell me something over?
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  Yeah, I just wanted to mention on X we have a special guest in
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  the chat, the Sportis. He's the Co founder of The
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  Cancer Being. Called Oh, awesome.
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  Yeah, our, I think that's really great.
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  That he's here with us. Yes, thank you, Sportis.
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  We have, we have Sportis with us.
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  I can't see the chat on X on my streaming software.
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  And yes, he was. He's the brother, I believe of
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  Rasta LON, who passed away from cancer, who was a great guy.
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  I had him on a live stream. You guys remember that he
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  unfortunately, when he was raising money at one point got
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  hacked and but what a one that he was the that was a good guy,
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  still is a good guy. I believe you know, in spirit.
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  I feel him right now because I did have him on a live stream
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  and he was the nicest, most optimistic guy and did a lot of
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  great things. So thank you, Sportist.
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  And guys, don't forget, right, the cancer memecoin community.
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  Thank you, OK? And Sportist, really proud of
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  you and happy for you continuing your brother's mission.
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  Really, really awesome. OK, And thanks for joining us
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  this morning. Thanks and thank you to upstairs
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  Susie for pointing that out. Our old friend.
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  Hey, wait a minute, everybody in the comments, but say something
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  nice upstairs, Susie, High 5 from upstairs.
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  Susie. That's my wife.
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  She communicates with me via walkie-talkie and helps during
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  the live streams and occasionally unlocks the
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  basement door so I can get out and get a little sunshine.
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  All right, let's go back to scurvy and watch that.
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  Hold on here. There it is.
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  I got it. Yep.
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  Hopefully that's up. Let me make sure you guys can
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  see that. So he's been at it 108 days
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  before I went on that long piece of unsolicited life advice that
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  I gave you guys. He's at it.
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  He's got grit, He's got determination.
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  So do you. You can do it.
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  You can. You can be successful helping
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  the UFD project. You can be successful in your
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  other endeavors in life, right? It takes discipline.
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  I'll give you one more great one.
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  This is one that I got written down everywhere, OK?
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  Because anything you undertake, there's going to be a point
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  where you feel a lack of motivation and here it is.
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  Write this down when motivation fails you, discipline will not
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  keep showing up, right? Those are the people that are
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  winners because winners never quit and quitters never went.
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  OK, done with my life. And everyday we're getting
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  better and better news about our narwhals.
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  Maybe you know what a narwhal is, Buttercup.
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  Maybe you don't. You don't even know what a
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  buttercup is. A buttercup is you If you've yet
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  to buy your first Unicorn fart dust beans.
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  We call them beans, not tokens, right?
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  Buttercup is somebody who's not yet had the joyous experience of
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  joining our community. But we call our whales narwhal
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  if we call our whales narwhals. And we got a lot of narwhals.
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  And the data is showing that the narwhals are holding their or
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  beans, which could bring us to a point.
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  You know what, let's do it. Our narwhals are holding their
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  beans, right? And they're filling up this jug
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  with a diamond hood or diamond fin narwhals and diamond hood
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  dusters. Eventually, guys, we can't make
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  any more beans. We're going to get to a point
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  where we have a bean shortage. And at that point, and we're
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  almost feels like we're heading in that direction relatively
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  soon, right? There's only going to be this
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  many left, right? That line, that's that's the
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  limit of beans. That's all there are.
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  When there's only this many, this many, this many, this many
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  left, we get a bean shortage and then we go to Valhalla.
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  Bala, Bala Hala. And we do it because of great
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  people in the community, a few of which I've highlighted.
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  And next, I want to show you a very cool, very fun video that
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  was put together by our friend Exit.
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  See if I can get this on the screen.
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  All right, hold on here. This is a Christmas song.
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  And hey, it's still, it's what, the 4th day of Christmas right
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  now, man, the days fly by and exit is doing a tremendous
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  amount for the community behind the scenes as well, helping
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  organize things. He put together our website just
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  doing a tremendous job. But he also made this cool song.
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  Let's watch this. This is UFD.
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  Wow, that is awesome. Thank you.
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  Exit for that. Hold on, hold on.
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  Hopefully you can still see me here.
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  All right, Yeah, we're back. OK.
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  Thank you. Exit.
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  We love it. OK.
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  Very inspiring song, incredible graphics, everything.
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  Super, super excited. Where in the world is Brandon
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  Arnold? Do you know Brandon Arnold?
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  He's our. What would I call him?
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  He gets just like a daily walk video.
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  He always says good morning, Dusters.
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  Do you have any idea where he is right now?
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  Let's watch and see if we can guess where.
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  Brandon broadcast this one from presents and this is and there's
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  a great message in this. This has to do about showing up
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  and being there guys. So try to figure out where he
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  is. It's one minute long, but also
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  listen to that. Good morning, Duster.
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  Good morning. Saturday I'm out from a morning
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  walk. This soul sparks Saturday, and
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  I've been thinking about presents.
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  You know love isn't always fixing, solving, or improving.
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  Sometimes love is simply being there, listening without
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  correcting, sitting without rushing, holding space without
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  advice. Presence is one of the purest
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  forms of love. So here's my invitation.
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  Who in your life could benefit today from your presence more
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  than, well, your solutions? For me, it's remembering that
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  showing up fully is often more powerful than saying the well,
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  the perfect thing. Hey guys, it attracts good and
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  presents well. It attracts connection.
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  It'd be amazing today, Dusters, and I'll talk to you soon.
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  Man. Take a look around here.
• 24:41
  Wow. Have a great day.
• 24:44
  I don't know about you and I and I know I'm I know I can speak.
• 24:48
  I can't speak for upstairs Susie on many things, but I think
• 24:52
  upstairs Susie and I wouldn't mind being with Brandon Arnold
• 24:55
  right now, wherever in the world he is.
• 24:57
  Thank you Brandon, right for her for your daily.
• 25:00
  Again, another example of our community grit and
• 25:03
  determination. It is awesome and I loved his
• 25:06
  message. Right.
• 25:07
  Being there is the most important.
• 25:08
  I'll tell you what, Susie and I have a twin daughters and before
• 25:13
  they were born, I asked all these people because I was a
• 25:17
  little older, a lot of my friends had already raised kids
• 25:19
  and I said, what's the best advice you could give about
• 25:21
  raising kids? And nobody had anything except
• 25:24
  this one guy, Tim. He said something I will always
• 25:27
  remember. He said the most important thing
• 25:31
  is to be there, right? And that's kind of what Brandon
• 25:34
  said, right? Like you try to search for the
• 25:36
  perfect things to say to your kids or to your spouse or
• 25:39
  whatever and whatever. But at the end of the day,
• 25:42
  right, the most important thing he and he said, I forget like
• 25:45
  98% of it is just being there. The fun stuff will just happen.
• 25:49
  Let it happen. But number one, you got to be
• 25:51
  there. And that's what we're doing.
• 25:53
  That's what you're doing right now, right?
• 25:55
  You're here. Right now.
• 25:56
  I'm here in Saint Louis. You're somewhere in the world.
• 25:59
  We're here, we're together, right?
• 26:01
  We're forging these bonds, we're forging these relationships.
• 26:05
  We're part of something big, part of something that's
• 26:08
  exciting. And it's a big, big honor to me
• 26:11
  and to Susie that I get to be part of this.
• 26:14
  Because remember, the reality is right, I'm not the CEO.
• 26:19
  I'm not the president. I don't get paid a salary from
• 26:21
  Unicorn Fart does. I am on the same level as you
• 26:25
  are. You are as much of the CEO, the
• 26:28
  director of marketing, the direct, whatever you, whatever,
• 26:30
  whatever you want to say, right? You're, you're as high up and
• 26:34
  have the exact same access to this project as I do.
• 26:37
  And that's a good thing. That's one of the beautiful
• 26:40
  things about the blockchain and about crypto.
• 26:46
  Everything is equal. Everybody has the same fair
• 26:50
  shot. It's a real, real honor to be on
• 26:53
  this journey with you. Please do you do me a favor, do
• 26:56
  ourselves a favor and I'll do my best at this as well because
• 26:59
  it's not always easy, but treat yourself really, really good
• 27:04
  today. You deserve it.
• 27:05
  It's OK and the world will benefit because when you do
• 27:09
  that, that'll give you a great platform from which you can be
• 27:13
  good to other people. Have a great day and I'll see
• 27:15
  you. Yes, you next time.