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🌎 Worldwide MOVEMENT 🌎 - LIVE from France - Unicorn Fart Dust · SILVER / GOLD / $UFD: Surviving Global Economic Shifts | RONS BASEMENT

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  Good attracts good. Today we have a special guest
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  and we are going to hear her story.
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  Any any crypto project, any mean coin project is nothing without
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  community. The stronger the community, the
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  stronger the project, the higher the quality of the people in the
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  community. The more robust, the more strong
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  the project can grow. Today we're joined by Georgie
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  from France. We've been going all around the
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  world. Yesterday we were in Greece, we
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  were in where else? I got my whole list here.
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  We've been all over the world, but today we're in France and
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  we're going to talk to Georgie. What I think is really cool
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  about our project is we are truly spread out all over the
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  world and that gives us an opportunity to grow bigger and
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  bigger. But without further ado, I want
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  to welcome Georgie to the basement.
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  Georgie, how you doing? Hello, I'm doing very well.
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  Thank you, Ron. Thank you for having me.
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  I'm a little bit nervous this morning, but this is my actually
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  it's my second live stream debut because we did one in Paris,
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  obviously when we were there in person.
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  So yeah, but very excited to be here.
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  So thank you for having me in the basement today.
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  Yeah, we did a we did a live stream from the, what's it
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  called, the Louvre. The Louvre, right?
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  The big Art Museum. Yeah, Yeah.
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  Absolutely. Yeah, and it's, you know,
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  honesty is one of the one of the things we preach in UFD.
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  So I appreciate your honesty and telling me that you're a little
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  nervous. And I told you before I go on, I
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  depends on the day, but I get nervous before I do live stream.
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  So it's OK. The important thing is, and we
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  talk about that in our community is, you know, sometimes you face
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  your fears and you come out on the other side a lot better.
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  So thank you, Georgie for for joining us and representing the
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  country of France. And I think you're originally
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  from the UK, if I have that correct?
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  I am indeed, yes. I'm representing both countries
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  today. So yeah.
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  And like you said, it is it is quite natural.
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  When I first started doing spaces, I remember back in the
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  day, it was actually dark Duster that suggested to me I started
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  doing the marketing spaces with P and I was like, I can't do
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  that. I don't know anything about it.
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  And I've never done a space before.
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  And then I think the first space I went on, P said don't worry,
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  I've done loads before. She said you'll be fine, I'll do
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  everything. You just kind of sit and and
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  join in. And then she went, oh, I've got
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  Internet problems, so you're going to have to run the space.
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  And then I was like, so from there, it's.
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  Yeah. Now they're just kind of like,
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  you know, old hat, We're used to that.
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  But this is very different. So very exciting to be.
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  Here. Well, you're, you're I'm in the
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  basement in Saint Louis. You're in Paris, France.
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  You know, when you talk about doing those spaces, when you
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  talk about how you've gotten involved in the community, I
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  know that you've made some really great friends.
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  I know I consider you a good friend.
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  We met in person. I've got a picture I can pull up
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  later when we were in in Paris, France.
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  And there really is a benefit to getting involved.
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  And I know I understand, right? Like I hate public speaking and
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  this, what we're doing is a form of public speaking.
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  But when you get out there and you get involved, there's really
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  some great benefits. And you know, when I think about
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  our community and I think about the quality of people that we
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  have in UFDI, truly believe that sets us apart.
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  And I put you in that super high quality person category, which I
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  think is one of our superpowers, right as we build, build, build,
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  build this project every day with good people.
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  So I want to ask you, give us a rundown like let's say a year
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  ago now, two years ago now, what was your involvement with crypto
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  and, and, and like what's your story?
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  How did you get involved in UFD? So my involvement in crypto
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  about a year ago was pretty much when I got involved in in UFD.
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  Actually, I'd had a little bit of Bitcoin before and I kind of
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  didn't even realize I had it. It was in an account that I
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  didn't realize and it had kind of gone up a little bit.
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  And then I'd always kind of wanted to get into some other
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  form of crypto as well. But a friend of mine, Charlie
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  makes, who you all know, she makes the little figures and
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  stuff like that, is also Duster, who you also met in Paris.
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  She basically we were at a party together and they mentioned
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  something called Unicorn Fart Dust to Ollie.
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  He didn't mention it to me that night because he knew as soon as
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  you mentioned unicorns, I'd be all over it.
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  So we looked into it the next day and as soon as he said
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  right, Unicorn fart dust, I was like, right, sign me up, Where,
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  where do I go? What do I do?
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  And at the beginning we kind of just bought, I think we bought
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  like €500 worth. The markets crashed and we sort
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  of said, oh, OK, we'll go buy a little bit more.
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  The markets crashed again. But yeah, from there we kind of,
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  I remember being on your very first space because again, X and
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  everything was completely new to me.
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  I'd never been on on XI, vowed I would never go on X actually, or
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  TikTok or any of that. And now I'm on every single
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  media platform you can possibly imagine.
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  But yeah, I remember you being on your very first space that
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  you did. And so I was there for ages
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  thinking, oh, should I request to be a speaker?
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  Should I not? And eventually I was like,
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  right, I'm going to go for it. I'm going to go for it.
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  And I've told people the story before, but the next day you run
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  alive and I got to speak to you. And then, yeah, you run alive
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  the next day. And I remember you saying, I've
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  even spoken to a lady in France and I literally.
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  I remember that, yeah. I literally jumped around my
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  kitchen. I was like, Oh my God, that's
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  me. I was like, I am lady in front.
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  And then from there it kind of progressed and and now, you
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  know, we chat on most days on a daily basis and very much
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  involved in the project. And at the beginning I, I
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  remember thinking, I feel like because I've spoken to you and
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  everything else, I feel like I can actually make a difference
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  here and actually get involved. This is like something, yeah,
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  where I can get involved and kind of, you know, sink my teeth
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  into. And so then, yeah, it's all kind
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  of gone from there and the rest is history.
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  So yeah, it's been, it's been 1 hell of a year in crypto.
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  And like I said, I'm, I'm, it's been a massive learning curve,
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  you know, learning about all the, all the insurance and outs
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  of it. I'm by no means a crypto expert
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  or anything else like that, but I have definitely found a little
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  place within our little community.
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  So I love it and I've made loads of friends along the way.
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  Yeah, Yeah, I now that you talk about, I remember I forgot about
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  that. I remember early on, right,
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  Because I was learning and it was very early in the journey
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  when I met you, I guess initially in being fascinated by
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  the fact that there was a woman in France who was who was, who
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  was originally British, that was in our community, right?
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  Like that's when it really started to dawn on me like this,
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  this is and it hit me like, oh, this is not just the United
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  States. I think a lot of Americans, we
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  think very, you know, USA centric and that's all there is.
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  And I was like, wait a minute, there's a whole big world out
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  there of really cool, good people that can be part of this
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  community. And with this unbelievable gift
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  that we have right now, right? This technology that I think I'm
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  guilty of taking for granted at times.
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  Like we can actually, I mean, I was good friends with you before
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  I met you in person, right? And I had the pleasure of
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  meeting you in person. But we can actually develop like
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  real emotional connections, real friendships as part of like a
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  group with a shared mission. And it's a pretty cool thing.
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  I mean, it, it's my first time really being involved in Web 3,
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  but I think that it's, it's like we're, we're really lucky.
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  To be alive right now. During this period, Yeah.
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  And you got a dog that agrees, too.
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  Hold on. OK, All right.
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  We lost Georgie. She's going to go take care of
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  her puppy for a few minutes. But guys, that's like something.
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  I think that that that is a super special situation that
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  we're in right now. So yeah, that that is awesome,
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  Georgie. And then you got highly involved
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  in the project. And tell us a little bit about
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  what that journeys been like over the last, what, 9 or 10
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  months? Because I think I remember the
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  first time that it really hit me what a, what a special community
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  we had. But also what you were doing was
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  when I was in Las Vegas last year, I think in March at the
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  Bitcoin conference and you organized this big billboard,
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  neon billboard truck that we had.
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  And I thought, this is crazy. Again, I thought we've got this
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  British woman in France who's completely and, and there were
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  other people involved, no doubt about it.
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  There always are. But you were, I kind of felt
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  like spearheaded this thing. I thought, I'm in Las Vegas and
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  we've got this neon, you know, it's crazy.
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  Yeah. No, it has.
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  It has been a mental experience. And like you said, it's been,
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  it's been really nice to kind of be involved in this project
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  because being my first crypto, it's just lovely to kind of be
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  in. And like I said, the before, you
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  know, you've got to be careful obviously, because there's still
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  people out there that want to take advantage and stuff like
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  that. So obviously you have to be
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  careful. Do not click on links as as you
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  as you know, one. But but yeah, it's just been
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  lovely to be in an environment where you can learn about it in
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  kind of like a relatively safe community and a community that
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  are just willing to kind of like help out and help each other.
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  And yeah, it has been, it was very surreal.
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  It went from, like I said, from chatting with you on a space to
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  them doing these weekly marketing things to kind of
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  some, I think it was Carne at the time mentioned something
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  about doing a billboard in Las Vegas.
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  And I thought, oh, that's a good idea.
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  I don't know how we go about doing that.
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  And then all of a sudden I was organizing it.
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  Next minute you're in Vegas, what looks like a little in
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  front of like a little nightclub going down, going down the
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  street. And yeah, it's just been very
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  surreal. Then obviously I've, you know,
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  I've been up to Paris to meet you.
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  Now I'm now thinking of trying to get over to Memecon in Vegas.
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  It's definitely nothing like I thought my year was going to
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  turn out like because I live in quite a sleepy little place in
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  rural France. So it's it's a very different
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  experience, but it's been one that I have definitely embraced
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  and UFD is now kind of takes up my whole life.
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  I love it. So obviously we get ups and down
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  days, but in the whole I love it.
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  Yeah. And it and it's wild that
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  everything that has happened in UFD and I think it's one of our
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  massive, massive strengths that we have in our project,
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  everything that's happened in UFD is 100% because of the
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  community, right. I mean, it's all been organic
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  grass roots from the very, very beginning, which makes us
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  different than a lot of the other projects out there.
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  And I think makes us stronger in a lot of ways or gives us, I
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  don't want to compare us, but gives us this real unique
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  position of strength and that everything that we have,
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  everything that's gotten us to where we are today has been
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  generated by our community. And, and I think that that, and
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  I want to get your opinion on this as well.
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  I think that the meme point sector is evolving.
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  I think that, you know, it, it obviously things in crypto move
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  very, very fast, but it feels like there's a shift away from
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  the gambling code tokens. And I love humor.
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  I love, I have a warped sense of humor.
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  I'll fully admit that I love deep.
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  But you know, I think when people now are looking at meme
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  coins, they're starting to look more for projects where they
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  feel they can rely, where they feel they they know what they
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  can expect, where they feel like there's a really good group of
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  people that are honest and trustworthy.
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  And I think it really sets us apart.
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  Yeah, absolutely. And like, like, you know, again,
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  being my first kind of like meme coin, I've been around like a
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  year now doing this and I feel like I've been around for 10
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  years. You have.
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  You have. Yeah, I know you have.
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  But yeah, it goes so quickly. But I do feel like it is
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  definitely changing even in the whole year that we've been here
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  because before, like I can't remember how many million or
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  whatever it is, meme coins get created and stuff.
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  Whereas now I think the future, I think things are just going to
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  get more streamlined. I think rather than have all
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  these major amount of projects, I think it's now going to just
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  going to be a bit more streamlined and people want to
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  focus on the really good projects.
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  And actually, I know like we align ourselves with sort of
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  like, you know, some of the other good projects we I know
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  all will retire and all the NFT projects that the long neck
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  legends and things like that, They're all really good
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  projects. And I think it's really nice
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  that we can our gear and stuff and we can all work together to
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  try and help each other rise. Because from what I can gather,
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  up until this point, it's been very much PvP.
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  So everybody's just out for themselves trying to get what
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  they can get a quick buck and everything.
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  Whereas now I think when we're not like that, we realized that,
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  you know, you the only way everybody succeeds is by
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  succeeding together and by helping to raise each other up
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  and and push each other forward. So yeah, I definitely think that
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  the meme, the meme coin sector is sort of changing.
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  I'm very excited about Meme Con in April because I think that's
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  going to be a really cool thing because that's the first, first
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  time that they're doing it in America and everything.
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  And I just think it's just going to get bigger and bigger.
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  And I'm, I'm, yeah, very excited to be part of it.
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  I'm really excited to have got in where I have because like I
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  said, I think if you'd have got in before, we've had everything
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  thrown at us for the last year. Like I said, I bought my first
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  little bit of crypto and literally the day after we
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  bought it, the markets crashed. They just seem to have continued
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  throwing all sorts of stuff at us ever since then.
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  But Despite that, because we've got such a great community and
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  because everybody kind of like rallied around and you know,
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  like we, we were on spaces for hours and hours, we would pass
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  the time. We've got all our call NFT
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  projects. So that helped us to pass the
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  time. And I think without the
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  community, we would have fizzled out.
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  You know, you turn up every day, obviously.
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  And so we kind of show up every day.
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  But without all that stuff to keep us going through all this
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  last year of FUD that's just been thrown at us, I think I
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  think we would have crumbled ages ago.
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  And I think because of the last year we've had, we've just
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  proven now that we are, you know, stronger than ever.
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  We're building, we've built, you know, the most solid foundation
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  and we are more ready now than ever to kind of, you know, take
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  this to the next level. So I think the future is very
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  exciting. I agree, Georgie, and we are the
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  underdog coin. We are the undercorn, right?
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  I mean, when you talk about challenges, yes, we faced, I
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  mean from the very beginning, right?
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  We, we were everybody knows the lore, right?
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  This was a community takeover essentially from day one and we
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  didn't have a bunch of money. We didn't have a venture capital
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  firm that invested 10 million or anything like that.
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  We didn't have any paid Kols out there.
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  You're a KOL, I'm a KOL, right? We're, we aren't paid KOLS and
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  we got a whole, a whole herd of, of, of community members that
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  are also KOLS that are out there spreading the word about UFD.
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  But we also faced like a very challenging general crypto
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  market over the last year. We also faced hacks.
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  We faced, you know, we faced a lot of very difficult
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  situations. And you know, we can look back
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  at that with some gratitude because it made us stronger.
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  I mean, if, if, if an organization or a project or a
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  movement never has to face any challenges, how do you know how
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  strong they are? And I think what we've proven
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  over the last year is that there's a lot of passion, a lot
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  of heart, and a strong, strong sense of involvement within the
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  community. And you know what, that's what
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  makes crypto. I mean, you know, look, I've
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  learned a lot about crypto in the last year.
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  And one thing I, one thing I know for sure is even if you
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  look at Bitcoin, right, if people talk about what made
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  Bitcoin successful, everybody says the same thing.
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  The community of people. And so many people have told me
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  that, oh boy, when I look at UFDI get early Bitcoin day
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  vibes, right? It's like the same thing.
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  And, and I've got a file of emails or DMS, whatever that
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  I've got from people that said I was early on in Bitcoin and you
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  know, and I also own UFD. And you know what I mean?
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  Like like this message coming through because, you know,
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  because of the grassroots kind of wholesome nature of our
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  project, we've adhered to these original ethos of crypto, which
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  I mean, look, when I think about that and what we're in, what
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  we're doing from that perspective, plus the quality of
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  the people reflected of course, in you, I like to call you Queen
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  Georgie, I hope you don't mind that, that we're in a, we're in
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  a very, very, very unique and special situation right now.
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  You know I'm not Queen, you know that.
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  That is definitely Queen Susie or UFC.
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  It's Susie. Yeah.
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  I don't know. It's 100%.
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  Yeah, I don't know if she's on today.
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  I got it. I have her turned on, but I
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  don't know if she's up. She's been busy dealing with a
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  lot of IRL stuff. I want to show you.
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  I want to pull up. I'm going to pull up two things
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  for everybody. Number one, I want to pull up
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  Georgie's profile on X. Here it is right here.
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  Georgie 42 at Georgie 420. You can go out there and follow
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  her. Georgie puts on A and she's
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  going to tell us about a contest that we have going on right now
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  here in a little bit. But she's a great person to
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  follow to keep up to speed with a lot of the events and going
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  ONS contest and all that within UFD.
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  So there it is right there. You can check her out, but I
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  want to pull this up. Georgie.
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  This caught my eye last night. I thought this was interesting
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  the Gen. detector who's a pretty big account 125,000 followers
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  said this Pepe is back above 2.7 billion market cap after
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  bottoming at 1.6. That's up over a billion market
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  cap in just three days. But this is the cool part, the
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  OG memes. What does OG stand for?
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  Is that like old guy or something or like the original?
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  I think maybe the original gangster.
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  OK, so the the the original gangster memes are rotating back
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  into focus. If you missed the first move,
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  excuse me. Excuse me?
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  There's still a symmetry elsewhere.
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  Any list Wojack troll and UFD like and I, I think there's an
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  important message in that like the market is now recognizing
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  that we are part of I guess what they're calling the OG memes,
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  right? Like we've been around and like
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  you said earlier, one year in crypto is like 10 years in the
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  real world. I think that's a really good
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  sign. And the other thing that I see
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  when I look at that is that our market cap, right?
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  And we talk about this all the time, relative to what we see in
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  most the other memes, that we represent a pretty darn good
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  value right now as well. Yeah, absolutely.
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  We're the, we're the community with her, aren't we?
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  And like I said, we'd have just kind of like launched and this
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  would have become a, you know, a big thing from the beginning.
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  We we wouldn't have had those building blocks that we've got
• 20:18
  and we wouldn't have had the relationships we've got in the
• 20:21
  community. And, you know, we, who knows
• 20:24
  where we would be because we are definitely the community with
• 20:26
  her. And we have, you know, we have
• 20:28
  Sean Bright. We've set the building blocks
• 20:30
  and the foundations and yeah, now we're in a position, we have
• 20:34
  never been in a better position to make it fly as it is the last
• 20:38
  couple of days. So hopefully all of our hard
• 20:41
  work is now paying off and we are, you know, starting to
• 20:45
  starting to come round and we're about to go to the moon to
• 20:49
  sorry, in Jack's words to Valahalla.
• 20:53
  I have you on full screen now, Georgie.
• 20:56
  This is your own personal live stream, so go ahead, you can
• 20:59
  tell. All right, I'll come back.
• 21:05
  I know everybody's. He's dying to see me, right?
• 21:07
  Yeah, Yeah. You know, I was talking to Jack
• 21:10
  the other day and I want to point this out.
• 21:13
  This is crazy for me to think about.
• 21:14
  He had Jack put together this awesome presentation about a lot
• 21:18
  of the different measurements and metrics within UFD, one of
• 21:21
  which was had to do with social dominance and and and we were
• 21:25
  like in the top 20 on a lot of these measurements and all meme
• 21:29
  coins, OK, in the top 20. And if you think about the fact
• 21:34
  that there's 20 million meme coins, right?
• 21:38
  Roughly, maybe a little less, but let's just say roughly 20
• 21:41
  million meme coins, If we're in the top 20, that literally means
• 21:45
  we are like one in a million, right?
• 21:48
  Is that crazy? That's to me, that's crazy.
• 21:50
  To me that says like in the fact that we did this totally without
• 21:55
  any real, like, you know, any VC money or any big, you know,
• 22:00
  whatever we did this with like the strongest thing possible.
• 22:04
  And that's people coming together, right?
• 22:06
  There's nothing more powerful ever in the history of the world
• 22:10
  than when people join together in a movement and put their
• 22:14
  combined efforts right. And and that's another cool
• 22:17
  thing about our project is people put aside their political
• 22:20
  beliefs, religious beliefs, whatever.
• 22:22
  That's not what UFD is about. About UF DS, about something I'm
• 22:26
  going to say more than that, but but about people coming together
• 22:31
  for this project that really represents something fair and
• 22:35
  good for just average people all around the world.
• 22:39
  Yeah, absolutely. You'd like.
• 22:41
  And we've, we've said this many times in spaces and stuff.
• 22:44
  We, like I said, we've spent hours in spaces and you've got
• 22:47
  people from different religions, different political backgrounds,
• 22:50
  different countries, different trading strategies.
• 22:53
  You know, everybody is coming into this from a different
• 22:56
  experience and with a different goal and everything.
• 23:00
  And I just think it's really nice.
• 23:01
  You get, OK, you're going to get a few little.
• 23:03
  You know, you can't have a community of however many
• 23:07
  thousand people without there being a few little niggles here
• 23:10
  and there because we're human. But on the whole part, it's just
• 23:14
  lovely that we've all come together and that it's, you
• 23:17
  know, all those things don't really sort of seem to matter.
• 23:20
  And like you said, there are so many people.
• 23:23
  We've got so many people in the community that are working their
• 23:25
  butts off to, you know, and it's not just people like myself who
• 23:30
  are kind of like very much, you know, out there and at the
• 23:32
  forefront and get mentioned quite a few times.
• 23:35
  There are so many people in the background that have been here
• 23:38
  since day one, since longer than than I have been, you know, like
• 23:42
  and the bean and and crypto paladin and all the people that
• 23:46
  are kind of like doing their bit in the background, as well as
• 23:50
  all the people that are now kind of like, you know, newer to the
• 23:52
  project and stepping up and everything.
• 23:54
  And so all the artists, all the people that are ball posting all
• 23:58
  the I mean, there's so many different people that you could
• 24:00
  name. I started trying to write a list
• 24:02
  earlier and I was like, I can't because there's just, there's
• 24:05
  just way too many people to mention doing all the people
• 24:09
  that have come up and started doing spaces.
• 24:11
  And that's one lovely thing that I've, I've found about UFD is
• 24:16
  watching everybody's journeys through it.
• 24:18
  So like, for example, Brandon Arnold and Mason as well,
• 24:23
  actually, and a few few other people, Christopher Robin,
• 24:27
  There's been quite a few people that when I, when we first
• 24:29
  started, they wouldn't even speak on a space.
• 24:31
  They're always just listeners. And then eventually they've come
• 24:34
  up as a speaker. Then they've started hosting
• 24:37
  their own spaces. Now Brandon's doing his, you
• 24:40
  know, morning walk every day. And it's it's just evolving.
• 24:43
  And it's so lovely to see people pushing themselves out of their
• 24:46
  comfort zone and just evolving to be these sort of like, you
• 24:50
  know, really rounded kind of human beings that are just
• 24:53
  spread in the word of of UFD everywhere.
• 24:55
  And it's, yeah, it's a beautiful thing to see.
• 24:58
  Unicorn fart dust An opportunity for personal growth and
• 25:02
  community growth. Exactly, exactly.
• 25:05
  We've got, you know, like like UFP Corel.
• 25:08
  I imagine UFD Corel a year ago was sitting in his house not not
• 25:12
  imagining that he would, you know, that he would now have his
• 25:15
  own merch line and be send, you know, he's a little detective.
• 25:19
  He seems to find everybody's addresses be off putting to send
• 25:23
  them like more care packages too and everything else like that.
• 25:26
  And now he's, he's got this whole other life that he never
• 25:29
  had, you know, a year ago. So it's, it's just really nice
• 25:32
  to see everybody kind of coming out of their shells and, and
• 25:35
  doing their thing. And Speaking of UFD corral, I
• 25:38
  was originally wearing a lovely UFD corral jumper, but it's very
• 25:42
  hot in here. So I had to strip off my, my
• 25:46
  dabbing the Unicorn instead. Yeah.
• 25:48
  Yeah, yeah, There's a rapper from Saint Louis, Nelly, who has
• 25:51
  a song. It's getting not in here.
• 25:53
  So yeah, we're just taking all our clothes off, right?
• 25:57
  Yeah. It's, it's about it's it's UFD,
• 26:00
  an opportunity for personal growth and community growth.
• 26:03
  That's our that's the the message of the day.
• 26:05
  But there really is. I'm going to repeat it.
• 26:08
  And Susie upstairs. Susie, I'm surprised she hasn't
• 26:10
  chimed in. She calls me repeater, Ron, but
• 26:13
  it bears repeating this. You know, we've got so many
• 26:16
  things like we are a powerfully simple project, right?
• 26:19
  Not complicated, easy to understand.
• 26:22
  Oh, I got to write something down here before I forget.
• 26:24
  Hold on, Georgie. OK, but.
• 26:26
  My notebook too. To write stuff.
• 26:28
  Yeah, my memory's like a sieve. I know I think of things and
• 26:31
  then it's gone like 2 seconds later, but but we've got this
• 26:34
  community power that again, right?
• 26:37
  That is everything in the world, in the history of the world, but
• 26:41
  in particular now that it's kind of been constantly traded down
• 26:44
  on Web 3 and in the blockchain and everything else, it really
• 26:47
  is a superpower. The other one is like, we're not
• 26:51
  a meme coin. That's that.
• 26:54
  That's like hyper focused on one niche, right?
• 26:56
  Like we're not just about 1 celebrity or we're not about
• 27:00
  people that like to go fishing or we're not about a particular
• 27:03
  piece of food or it like we're, we, we are about good attracts
• 27:07
  good. And, and I, and I think that's
• 27:09
  another like our Emma Baer, who's a person who was very
• 27:12
  active in our community, put out a report like 6 months ago about
• 27:16
  total addressable market. And, and like we can appeal to
• 27:21
  so many people throughout the world because most of the people
• 27:24
  in the world are good. But the other thing that I get
• 27:27
  excited about is that we've got this awesome like meme, like we
• 27:33
  have culture, like a timeless, like we are aligned with the
• 27:37
  Unicorn and we've got our awesome IP, which puts us in, I
• 27:41
  think Connector yesterday said there's only like maybe 15 meme
• 27:45
  coins that actually own their IP.
• 27:48
  But like, we're kind of like, and I hesitate to use this
• 27:51
  example, but I can't think of a better one right now.
• 27:54
  Like Santa Claus, right? The image of Santa Claus, which
• 27:57
  is timeless, right? It doesn't, it's been around for
• 27:59
  hundreds of years. It's, it's withstood all
• 28:02
  different types of technology and changes in the world,
• 28:05
  whatever. And that's kind of what we have
• 28:07
  with UFD, right? We have the Unicorn and kind of
• 28:09
  what it stands for. This idea of good attracts good.
• 28:13
  And, and I'm sorry, I'm talking so much Georgie.
• 28:15
  Everybody's probably wishing I would shut up, but you know, on
• 28:19
  top of that, what we offer people is a real fair shot.
• 28:23
  There's so many people, you know, I know in the United
• 28:26
  States, but I think it's true around the world.
• 28:28
  They feel like the tranfi system is kind of failed them that the
• 28:32
  game is rigged against the average person, right?
• 28:35
  That that I know in the United States, like almost impossible
• 28:38
  for most young people in their 20s and even early 30s to even
• 28:42
  buy a house at this point because the system is just
• 28:45
  become to this point where people are just like basically
• 28:49
  working sometimes several jobs just to survive.
• 28:53
  And we've got this very easy to understand, very simple
• 28:58
  opportunity that really is fair and and open that people all
• 29:02
  over the world, right? People that can't even get bank
• 29:05
  accounts can get UFD. And it's a real, I don't know, a
• 29:08
  real unique situation. I've talked too long.
• 29:10
  Go ahead, Georgie. No, even like, even in my
• 29:12
  situation, you know, like I'm, I'm a nurse, actually, that's
• 29:16
  my, my profession. And now it, like I said, I live
• 29:18
  in rural France. I used to travel backwards and
• 29:21
  forwards to do my nursing to the UK and back here.
• 29:24
  But then COVID hit, you know, COVID hit so many people.
• 29:28
  And so now, as you know, a lot of people now I've got various
• 29:31
  different jobs. I do nursing over here, a bit of
• 29:33
  massage and, and work at a bar and stuff like that because, you
• 29:36
  know, you just do lots of little bits to try and get, you know,
• 29:39
  some, some money coming in and stuff.
• 29:41
  And so that was one of the reasons I originally got into
• 29:44
  the crypto because we were like, oh, you know, we could maybe
• 29:46
  make a little bit of money. And like I said, once, once I
• 29:50
  joined it, I realized that it was, it was something I could
• 29:53
  massively like sink my teeth into and, and it gave me sort of
• 29:57
  like a sense of purpose. Like we always talk about the
• 29:59
  epidemic of loneliness out there.
• 30:01
  And there's so many people that are in this space that just, you
• 30:04
  know, are really enjoying having that kind of human interaction
• 30:08
  with everybody. And yeah, it's just like you
• 30:12
  were saying about the kind of charity stuff.
• 30:14
  So it's like, obviously since we've, we've been doing UFD, you
• 30:17
  know, we've managed to raise like, I'm going to say it in
• 30:20
  Seoul because I know I was telling you to say it in what we
• 30:23
  raised. Well, we raised like, you know,
• 30:26
  almost 20 soul to censor the live like a Unicorn charity.
• 30:30
  And you know, we, you've been talking about the other the
• 30:34
  walk, hope walks and all that sort of stuff.
• 30:36
  And there's going to be loads more charity stuff that we can
• 30:38
  do in the future. But asides of that, it's just
• 30:42
  lovely also seeing the whole community looking out for each
• 30:45
  other. And I know that there's been
• 30:46
  several occasions that I've seen where people have been
• 30:49
  struggling, whether it's with mental health, whether it's
• 30:51
  financially, whether it's whatever, you know, people have
• 30:54
  been struggling and actually the community has reached out.
• 30:58
  Somebody lost their dad the other day and he was, he said to
• 31:01
  me he was overwhelmed with the amount of support that he's
• 31:05
  received just from, you know, people reaching out and
• 31:07
  messaging. So I think it's lovely that
• 31:09
  we're seeing, you know, we're able to do through these charity
• 31:12
  things outside of UFD, but also kind of look after each other
• 31:16
  because as we know, if you make make a difference to one person,
• 31:19
  then that person's going to go on and make a difference to
• 31:21
  other people. So, you know, you're spreading,
• 31:24
  spreading the message. And as I keep saying to you
• 31:26
  before, I always thought that, you know, I'm relatively nice
• 31:30
  person anyway, but being in this community is just kind of makes
• 31:33
  you want to take it to the next step and just be even better and
• 31:38
  a better version of yourself that you can be, which putting
• 31:40
  yourself outside of your comfort zone definitely helps that.
• 31:45
  You know, we had we had Ravo Ravio next.
• 31:48
  I can never say his name properly.
• 31:50
  Rasteland TV. Yeah.
• 31:53
  What a great guy. Exactly.
• 31:55
  And his, you know, he was going through an awful, awful time and
• 31:58
  again, we've managed to kind of rally around and now his brother
• 32:01
  is, is a duster. And I know that it's kind of
• 32:04
  helping him out in his time of need.
• 32:06
  So it's just a really nice thing to be a part of and be able to
• 32:09
  kind of spread that, you know, like a big hug to everybody, so.
• 32:14
  Yeah, yeah. And I'll be on Friday, I'll be
• 32:17
  going on. The Sportist is his brother.
• 32:19
  That's his Twitter handle. I'll be going on his live stream
• 32:24
  to visit with him. So I'll do a short live stream
• 32:27
  Friday morning. And then I'll be going on with
• 32:28
  the Sportist because he's continuing, as I understand it,
• 32:32
  to raise money for cancer charities and a great guy,
• 32:35
  right? And you know what, I will always
• 32:38
  support, you know, and, and I think they'll support us too,
• 32:42
  right? Which is a great example with
• 32:44
  the sportist, right? The quality people out there,
• 32:47
  the quality projects, whether they're massive, huge, and
• 32:50
  there's some massive, huge ones that have given us support and
• 32:53
  that we support, or even the smaller ones there's, you know,
• 32:56
  I think the good people really need to stick together.
• 33:00
  You know what you talked about, Georgie is powerful, right?
• 33:03
  People in the community helping other people that bond, right?
• 33:07
  And I'll say it for the third time because community is
• 33:10
  everything in crypto and it's been a couple weeks since I've
• 33:13
  said it, but you know, our, one of our superpowers is the fact
• 33:17
  that our community is our utility.
• 33:21
  And you know, the community is unlimited in terms of in terms
• 33:26
  of how big it can get, right. I mean, we, we are growing and
• 33:29
  growing. And when I say big, the
• 33:31
  community within UFD that I'm really focused on are the, are
• 33:35
  the diamond hoove dusters, right?
• 33:36
  The people that are that are here not to visit for a weekend,
• 33:40
  not to visit for a little short vacation, but the people that
• 33:43
  are actually going to, you know, buy a house in our neighborhood.
• 33:46
  And because they like what they see, they want to develop
• 33:49
  relationships with with the other people they see.
• 33:52
  And as that continues to grow and again, the quality of people
• 33:57
  in this community, I think it can be matched up against any
• 34:01
  other community out there. That's our utility.
• 34:03
  That's where that's where ideas like you had about the neon
• 34:07
  truck sign in Vegas or DJ Litmus or any host.
• 34:12
  Again, I hate to start listening things because I forget, but
• 34:15
  that's where it comes from. That's where the live like a
• 34:17
  Unicorn, a charity drive comes from is it doesn't come from me,
• 34:22
  doesn't come from a vacuum. It comes from Unicorn fart dust,
• 34:26
  which is real and alive, right? And ultimately that community,
• 34:31
  right, that is the utility. Ultimately that community is
• 34:35
  reflected in the chart, right? I mean, I, I talk very little
• 34:40
  about the price of the token or whatever because it's important,
• 34:43
  no doubt about it, right? I don't get me wrong, it's a
• 34:46
  very important thing. But to me, the community
• 34:50
  determines the chart ultimately. And, and so my focus will always
• 34:54
  be on this community. And that's where the real magic
• 34:57
  happens. And that's where it's happening
• 34:59
  right now as you and I are talking.
• 35:00
  And we have 400 people from around the world that are
• 35:03
  joining us. Georgia, you're very popular, so
• 35:06
  I'll be quiet and let you talk a little bit more.
• 35:10
  Thank you very much. I think we should give a big,
• 35:12
  big clap round of applause to connector as well, because as
• 35:15
  connector was on yesterday whilst he was on your your live
• 35:18
  stream, the charts started kind of like going up.
• 35:21
  So I think I think he's he's part of the big reason he said
• 35:24
  he was going to dox himself potentially, but he thought it
• 35:26
  might be too much for the ladies.
• 35:28
  Like the child can go up, go up steadily.
• 35:32
  But but yeah, we're all, you know, we're all here doing our
• 35:35
  thing and it's, it's like, I think that's, that's The thing
• 35:38
  is saying about, you know, with us in UFD, kind of, you know,
• 35:42
  we're all from different backgrounds and everything else.
• 35:44
  I think that's The thing is just remembering not to be too
• 35:47
  judgmental and not to judge on what other people are doing.
• 35:51
  So long as they're not hurting you or harming you.
• 35:53
  Just just letting people kind of come to it from whatever,
• 35:58
  whatever background they're coming to, from whatever, you
• 36:00
  know, strategy they're going into kind of doing their crypto.
• 36:04
  Because like I said, I don't trade.
• 36:06
  A lot of other people do trade. You know, there's, there's so
• 36:09
  many different things going on. And I think it's, it's about
• 36:11
  acceptance and it's just about accepting people for who they
• 36:14
  are and what they're doing. And you know, yeah, so.
• 36:19
  Yeah. I mean, like, I think a good
• 36:20
  visual for what you're describing is, you know, we, I
• 36:23
  talk about the corral, right, which is where the dusters hang
• 36:27
  out. When you put your horn on and
• 36:30
  you come into the corral. I think what we've learned is
• 36:33
  people set leave outside the corral.
• 36:35
  A lot of their things. Maybe they feel strongly about
• 36:39
  that, that maybe they don't agree with, but it's OK, right?
• 36:42
  Leave that stuff outside, come into the corral, have your UFD
• 36:46
  horn on and look, here's the bottom line.
• 36:49
  Georgie at this just came to me. It, it, it feels good to be
• 36:52
  nice, right? It feels good to like just give
• 36:55
  somebody a compliment. It feels good.
• 36:58
  It feels good to be nice to the person at the drive through
• 37:00
  window at a fast food restaurant or to a customer service Rep
• 37:05
  from your cell phone company when you're frustrated.
• 37:07
  And and I think that's kind of the overall feel I get with UFD
• 37:11
  that when people come into the corral, right, when the dusters
• 37:14
  are hanging out, right, whether you're in the diamond hood
• 37:16
  section, whether you're a narwhal, whatever, no matter
• 37:19
  whether you have 10 UFD beans or you have 10 million, it doesn't
• 37:24
  matter, right? Everybody kind of sets aside a
• 37:27
  lot of their maybe strongly help her and comes in with the spirit
• 37:31
  of goodwill and a spirit of I want this project to be
• 37:34
  successful. I believe that the things like
• 37:37
  integrity matter and transparency matter and honesty
• 37:41
  matters and and people are willing to willing to do their
• 37:46
  part and make this what it is right now.
• 37:49
  Yeah, and I think that's the thing.
• 37:50
  It's like, like you say, it's nice to be nice, you know, like
• 37:53
  when I used to work, when I was working on the wards in the UK,
• 37:56
  if people phoned up about their relative and started shouting at
• 37:59
  me down the phone, it instantly puts you in a thing of, OK,
• 38:02
  Well, if people are nice to you, then you, you know, it makes you
• 38:07
  nicer to the next person. And, and it's just, it's like a,
• 38:10
  you know, paying it forward thing.
• 38:12
  And it's, it's, yeah, it's a really important thing to do and
• 38:15
  it's, and it's a very simple thing to do.
• 38:17
  I remember a homeless man told me once in when I used to live
• 38:21
  in Germany, he used to say a smile a day costs nothing, but
• 38:24
  it's it, you know, it's beyond priceless.
• 38:28
  Don't know what the translation is, but yeah.
• 38:30
  And it's true. You know, if you smile at people
• 38:32
  and you're nice to people, then it's going to make them be nice
• 38:35
  to the next person in turn. And if you see somebody being,
• 38:39
  you know, like I said, there's always going to be a little bit
• 38:41
  of FUD here and there. And if you see that, maybe reach
• 38:43
  out to the person and just say, is everything OK with you?
• 38:46
  Because some people have bad days and you know, that can make
• 38:49
  all the difference to somebody just reaching out and actually
• 38:53
  being nice than than reaching out.
• 38:54
  And I think that's that's the difference.
• 38:56
  But I think before, you know, there, there was a lot of, like
• 39:00
  I said, PvP things and, you know, it's famous for trolling
• 39:03
  and all that sort of stuff. And I think that that this is
• 39:06
  where we can make a difference and we can.
• 39:09
  Yeah. So.
• 39:10
  We aren't, we aren't what you just said.
• 39:13
  I think is very powerful that PvP right like competing.
• 39:16
  I don't view that UFD is competing with any other
• 39:20
  cryptocurrency meme projects. I view what we're doing, that we
• 39:24
  are leading, that we're doing our best, right?
• 39:26
  I'm not saying we are the best or that we are, but that we are
• 39:30
  through our actions every day, right?
• 39:33
  Every single day. And what goes on with me, with
• 39:36
  you, with everybody else, all the 400 people that are with us
• 39:39
  right now on this live stream is that we are taking like the
• 39:43
  right actions to to be leaders and that like whatever change
• 39:48
  that we want to see in the meme coin sector.
• 39:49
  We could talk for the next hour about the shenanigans that part
• 39:53
  of the meme coin sector has been involved in in the year that I
• 39:56
  just just the year that I've been around, let that that'll
• 40:00
  all take care of itself. It's almost like the, I don't
• 40:02
  know, the snakes will eat the snakes, however you want to say
• 40:05
  it. And that we focus on doing what
• 40:07
  we need to do to further our project along and to be to
• 40:11
  provide an example. And I've, and I've heard that
• 40:14
  and it's a big honor to hear that, that, you know, a couple
• 40:16
  people said, like, I started a project and I'm modeling it
• 40:19
  after UFD and I'm like, that's awesome.
• 40:22
  That means we're making a positive impact out there.
• 40:24
  And I hope you're successful and you know, that's great, right?
• 40:27
  Like together? Everybody really truly can do
• 40:30
  better because we want people to come into crypto, We want people
• 40:35
  to buy meme coins, we want people to join our community,
• 40:39
  right? And if and if we want that, then
• 40:41
  we need people to feel like that.
• 40:43
  It's a predictable, safe, reliable environment.
• 40:47
  And you know, now that we're officially a old gangster OG
• 40:51
  meme, I'd say that we're on that road, right?
• 40:54
  And, and that, I mean, do you agree with that, that we could
• 40:56
  attract like when new people come in to crypto and they
• 41:00
  decide to look at meme coins, we want to have this giant shining
• 41:03
  horn where people like, I want to go check out what this is
• 41:06
  about. And when they do check it out
• 41:08
  that, hey, this is really a cool place.
• 41:10
  So there's a lot of good things going on there.
• 41:12
  Yeah, exactly. Like I said, it's, you know, if
• 41:15
  it's leading by example, isn't it?
• 41:17
  And like, like what we're doing is just, you know, like you
• 41:20
  said, there's so many different communities and we're not the
• 41:22
  community with the biggest market cap or anything else.
• 41:25
  But we have proved that we're here, we're consistent, we're
• 41:28
  we're doing it and we're trying to make a change.
• 41:30
  And in US making a change is making other people kind of also
• 41:34
  make those changes too. And there's a lot of people that
• 41:36
  are already making those changes, but it's just now all
• 41:39
  of those good communities can kind of come together and help
• 41:42
  each other. So.
• 41:44
  And you forgot to mention we are the Unicorn horniest community
• 41:48
  in meme coins. Unicorn Community.
• 41:53
  Yeah, you, you, you picked a good one when you did Unicorn
• 41:56
  Podcast. There's, there's, there's all
• 41:58
  sorts of innuendo along with it. Georgie, I didn't pick it.
• 42:02
  I did not pick it. OK, I'll tell the story very
• 42:06
  quickly. I'd done a live stream about
• 42:09
  silver and gold. This was, this would have been
• 42:12
  December 16th, I guess, 2024. I did a live stream about, you
• 42:17
  know, and I love silver and gold.
• 42:19
  I did a live stream. I and I talked about fartcoin
• 42:22
  because of the market cap, it just hit 400 million right
• 42:25
  around that period. And everybody knows Susie had
• 42:28
  sent me this article, whatever. And I got done with the live
• 42:31
  stream and I called my cousin's son who's a great guy, smart
• 42:35
  guy, And I was talking to him and I'm like, Can you believe
• 42:38
  this fart coin is $400 million? I was like, it's crazy.
• 42:42
  You know, I was a crypto skeptic and I was like, it's insane.
• 42:45
  And then I said to him, I said, I said, I said I should start a
• 42:49
  meme coin. And he said, yeah, and you
• 42:51
  should call it Unicorn fart dust because I'd always referred to
• 42:55
  crypto as Unicorn fart dust. And but you're right.
• 42:58
  I mean, it's like magic. How it all kind of in a very
• 43:02
  synchronistic way fit together. And then we know the magic
• 43:07
  that's that's occurred since then.
• 43:08
  So yeah, it's been Georgie. Oh, you, you want to tell us
• 43:12
  about? We've got a contest going on
• 43:14
  right now, correct? We do, we've always got a
• 43:17
  contest of some form going on before I say that.
• 43:20
  I was just going to say, and you, you got sort of like proof
• 43:22
  first thing, which is why you're still here.
• 43:24
  But when you got hacked and when you got hacked, the community
• 43:27
  rallying around you, just all these really good people went
• 43:31
  nice. You know, you're a good person.
• 43:33
  So they wanted to make sure that you you weren't screwed over and
• 43:36
  that you were being looked after.
• 43:37
  So hence why they donate the beans back and everything else
• 43:40
  to you. And so I think you've got kind
• 43:42
  of like an early insight into that from the beginning, but.
• 43:48
  Unbelievable and Moon Pay and Ledger have supported, you know,
• 43:53
  they sponsor Ron's basement that makes it makes these live
• 43:56
  streams possible. Both great companies, right.
• 44:00
  I mean there's there's like both of those companies are big value
• 44:03
  adders and Decrypto moon pays the on ramp.
• 44:06
  Obviously Ledger is the crypto security leader.
• 44:09
  So there were great companies, great people that I think really
• 44:14
  recognized kind of this magical situation that was UFD.
• 44:19
  And you know, it's real simple. What we all do is just the next
• 44:23
  right thing. And in it, in the core group of
• 44:27
  quality people. I mean, I'm telling you,
• 44:30
  Georgie, and you know this as well as me, and I'm, and I'll
• 44:33
  ask your opinion on this, but this the core group of dusters
• 44:38
  and and I'm not talking about like a small group or an elite
• 44:40
  group, or I just mean the people that are really involved in this
• 44:44
  project on many different levels.
• 44:46
  And there are hundreds and thousands of them.
• 44:49
  Every single one that I've met are just unbelievably good
• 44:54
  people. Yeah, and and that goes for you
• 44:57
  to the one, like one of the, the things that they clearly saw as
• 45:00
  well is the magic that's in you and Susie, because, you know,
• 45:04
  they wouldn't be sponsoring you if they didn't see the
• 45:07
  potential. And the fact that they, you
• 45:09
  know, got you over to Paris to to the Ledger conference and
• 45:13
  stuff like that just goes to show that they've got, you know,
• 45:16
  they've kind of they understand the ethos and they understand
• 45:18
  the vision for the future. And so, yeah, it's an awesome
• 45:21
  thing. And if and if we want crypto to
• 45:24
  be successful, that's what everybody says, like we want
• 45:26
  more, then we need to have good projects.
• 45:29
  Are you right? And I mean, and, and, and that's
• 45:32
  what we as a group and a lot of other projects are, are doing as
• 45:37
  well, like the good projects. Crypto Vick said it, there's
• 45:40
  going to be a meme coin Hall of Fame and we're working every day
• 45:44
  to get ourselves into that. So you want to tell the the
• 45:47
  community about the, about the, the contest that we have going
• 45:50
  on? Yeah, so obviously we have just
• 45:53
  celebrated our first year and so and our IP has come out and we
• 45:57
  now have a contest called From Dust to Destiny because that's
• 46:00
  where we went. We went from nothing to now our
• 46:03
  destiny is like massive things ahead.
• 46:07
  And basically we want everybody to create anything you want
• 46:11
  really. Look at back over the last year
• 46:13
  of UFD, look back at stuff you've already created, looks
• 46:17
  back at all the songs, the videos you know, make
• 46:20
  compilations of make memes, whatever you want, Duster
• 46:24
  Diaries, anything you want to basically just show you know the
• 46:28
  last year of UFD. It doesn't have to be the whole
• 46:30
  year because not everybody's been involved in it for an
• 46:32
  entire year, but if you can just put something out there, some
• 46:36
  cool content just to, you know, show what UFD means to you and
• 46:40
  what your UFD story is or the story of UFD itself.
• 46:44
  So it is 20,000 beans up for grabs.
• 46:49
  Lovely narwhals have donated some more.
• 46:51
  We had it running in December, but the narwhals decided that
• 46:54
  they felt it was a really nice initiative, so they wanted to
• 46:57
  donate some more. So we have that.
• 46:59
  We have some NFTS again from the nice communities that have
• 47:02
  donated or will retire donated some and the Long Neck Legends
• 47:07
  and we've got a few different bits and bobs.
• 47:09
  So we just want to get as much content showing your love for
• 47:14
  UFD and all the things that have happened the last year.
• 47:17
  So get your entries in. That ends on the 22nd of
• 47:21
  January. So you've got a little bit of
• 47:22
  time to to put stuff together and we appreciate all your
• 47:26
  efforts. And what are people, what are
• 47:29
  people looking at on the screen right now?
• 47:30
  Georgie, can you see that? There's a picture of of me and
• 47:34
  you and Charlie makes in Paris. I look very small.
• 47:39
  I'm sure. I'm sure you weren't that tall
• 47:41
  when I met you. I was.
• 47:44
  I was freezing cold because my mommy told me I should bring a
• 47:47
  coat and I didn't. So.
• 47:49
  And there is. Look at that.
• 47:50
  There's the Eiffel Tower in Paris.
• 47:53
  OK. Thank you.
• 47:54
  Georgie. There was one more.
• 47:57
  Hold on here. You got one more minute.
• 47:59
  Speaking of what you, what you talked about earlier, what we
• 48:02
  talked about, about people doing nice things, I wanted to show
• 48:04
  this real quickly. Hold on here.
• 48:07
  I want to show a little message that I got from one of our
• 48:12
  viewers this morning. I'll just leave it in this
• 48:15
  format that shows kind of the people that we have in this
• 48:19
  community, he said. And I didn't mean to ask his
• 48:21
  permission so I kind of did a screenshot and edited this.
• 48:25
  But he said, I'm sure your messages are blowing up all day
• 48:28
  and tough to sort out. But I've been a diamond hoof
• 48:32
  since day one and never sold. Just wanted wanted to today to
• 48:36
  thank you. Thank you for showing up
• 48:37
  everyday. Thank you for being you and
• 48:39
  building communities. Building a community that's so
• 48:43
  legit and family type feeling, right?
• 48:45
  We didn't even talk about the F word.
• 48:47
  I think you said the F word once today, Georgie, But the other F
• 48:50
  Word family, that feeling. I haven't given a poop about
• 48:55
  price and honesty. And honestly, it's been a breath
• 48:58
  of fresh air to see the community still pumping.
• 49:02
  So even in the short, OK, meaning in the in the in the
• 49:05
  difficult market environment. Keep grinding, fam.
• 49:08
  Happy Sunday to you and Susie and much love.
• 49:10
  And I think, you know, like I just happened to look at that.
• 49:14
  If I can pull this up it that I was, I had a few minutes before
• 49:17
  we came on to look at my DMS like that really made a
• 49:19
  difference to me, right? And, and, and I'm not asking
• 49:22
  people to send me nice messages. I get a lot of very nice
• 49:24
  messages. I appreciate them all.
• 49:26
  But I messaged him back and I said thank you and I said, I
• 49:30
  really appreciate you taking the time to write something good.
• 49:33
  To me, that's a reflection that you're a really good person.
• 49:36
  And you know, and I think it just goes back to what you were
• 49:39
  talking about earlier and what we feel in this community.
• 49:42
  Like it's easier. It's actually really easier to
• 49:45
  be nice. I always say that it's easier to
• 49:48
  be honest. Number one, much easier to be
• 49:51
  honest, OK. And trust me, I don't sit here
• 49:53
  and claim to be perfect. I'm not perfect.
• 49:55
  I don't think anyone in our community claims to be perfect.
• 49:58
  But I will tell you it's easier to be nice and it's easier to be
• 50:03
  honest. So anyhow, that's all I got.
• 50:07
  Georgie, anything I forgot to ask you any parting words you
• 50:10
  have for the We got 400 people. Thank you to everybody who's
• 50:13
  joined us. Thank you to Ledger and Moon Pay
• 50:15
  again for sponsoring Ron's basement.
• 50:18
  Please share this with your friends, your family.
• 50:22
  I think Georgie is a perfect example of the of the quality of
• 50:27
  person that we have in this community.
• 50:30
  And with that, Georgie, I'll shut up and I'm going to give
• 50:32
  you the stage for some parting words.
• 50:35
  Yeah, I was just going to say the same as you really.
• 50:37
  It is. It is easier to be like none of
• 50:39
  us are perfect, but it is easier to be nice.
• 50:41
  You never know what's going on in peoples lives.
• 50:43
  You never know what sort of day somebody's having, you know, so
• 50:46
  just have a little bit of patience with people and and
• 50:50
  come at them with with love rather than, you know, hate,
• 50:53
  which is something I think we try and do here in that UFD.
• 50:57
  Before I go, I have I was. Going to say guy, I know.
• 50:59
  I was like, wait a minute, wait a minute, go.
• 51:02
  Ahead you, you might also, you might have your upstairs Susie,
• 51:05
  but I also have a downstairs Ollie and Ollie.
• 51:09
  Ollie, are you there? Do you want to say hello to Ron?
• 51:13
  Hey guys, how's it going? Hey, Ron.
• 51:16
  Hey Ollie. That's AI.
• 51:17
  Call him outside Ollie because I always hear he's outside
• 51:20
  chopping wood, but he's in the basement.
• 51:21
  Hi Ollie. Another another great duster
• 51:24
  guys. He's got his own walkie-talkie.
• 51:26
  Maybe. Maybe he's communicating with
• 51:28
  Susie and we don't know about it, right?
• 51:31
  Did you, did you get all that over over he's?
• 51:34
  Probably on a delay. He's probably on a delay.
• 51:39
  He is. He is on a bit of a delay, but
• 51:40
  never mind. He's you send your love anyway,
• 51:42
  don't you, Ollie? I do.
• 51:45
  Hold up everybody. George, ask him if he has any
• 51:50
  words of inspiration for the UFD community.
• 51:54
  Do you have any inspiring words of inspiring words for the UFD
• 51:58
  community over? Let's go to thank.
• 52:09
  You honey, we are, we are we, we.
• 52:12
  Unicorn Fart Test is in many ways a special and unique
• 52:16
  project, one of which is we communicate with our spouses via
• 52:21
  walkie-talkie, right? We are, like I said before,
• 52:24
  we're on the leading edge of technology.
• 52:26
  So hey, Georgie, it's been great.
• 52:28
  Thank you on behalf of myself, all the people in the UFD
• 52:31
  community growing and growing. We're up to almost 450 people
• 52:35
  with us live right now. It's been great visiting with
• 52:39
  you. We love you, we appreciate you
• 52:41
  and man, it just feels really good to be part of this project
• 52:46
  and and what the future is going to hold for us.
• 52:49
  Yeah, I'm very exciting and I won't keep talking for much
• 52:52
  longer, but I just want to say, obviously now we've got our IP,
• 52:55
  we're going to have loads of exciting things coming along,
• 52:57
  Fix This and a few other people working on the merch in the
• 53:00
  background. So yeah, there's loads of
• 53:02
  exciting things to come. We've got Meme Con coming in
• 53:05
  April, so now we've all had a little Christmas rest, we're
• 53:08
  going to be smashing on with organizing that.
• 53:10
  And yeah, thank you so much to Ron and to Susie for being the
• 53:15
  amazing people that you are. And thank you to just everybody
• 53:18
  in the community that works their butts off because there's
• 53:20
  so many people out there, like I said, way too many to mention.
• 53:23
  But we, we see you and we appreciate you.
• 53:26
  And and yeah, so horns up everybody.
• 53:30
  Yeah, it I, I always feel guilty when I start naming names
• 53:33
  because I know there's like so many more.
• 53:35
  And I always tell people I've, I'm not saying your name,
• 53:38
  please. I, we appreciate what you're
• 53:40
  doing. You know, there's there's I'll
• 53:43
  end with this for the fourth time.
• 53:45
  This is a community driven coin and do your research, ask AI,
• 53:51
  ask anybody in crypto. The number one thing that
• 53:54
  determines the ultimate success, including the chart for a crypto
• 53:59
  is community and that's what we have.
• 54:01
  So thank you, Georgie. I will see you soon.
• 54:03
  Bye bye everybody. Thank you for joining us today.
• 54:06
  We'll see you soon.