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Welcome to the Happy Fools podcast episode 101. Classic. Alfredo is joining me looking good

with the beard playing some hotel California in the background just chilling on this Wednesday night.

Yeah, 101. That's actually a a secret number. Tell me what geometry and dumb Asia. Yeah, I just made that

up, but I think this I think this song is amazing though, but you know, talking about spirits,

human sacrifice, what's the human sacrifice part? When they can't they're having a feast in the

master bedroom and yeah, they're they can kill the beast with the stealing knives, you know. Yes,

it says right, but right. So and then that's the part and then the I don't know about the human

trafficking or sacrifice. You're just you're just adding to the lore. Yeah, I like the fact that

well, my favorite line is the last one I think everyone's favorite language is you can always

you know, check out, but you can never leave. That's right. And and hey, we know it. We've been

trying to leave California for 20 years. I can't do it, but you can always find a room here. It'll

fuck you up. How you been, man? Well, dude, I'm in good. I mean, good. I feel like it's been a

little while. You've been working like it out. Oh, dude, I don't know if I like that. I mean,

the money's okay. No, money's good. Money helps. Money helps, but it's not all about money,

but I just mostly I've been I've been yeah, I've been given advice just grind just grind for a year

and then pay the devil what you owe and then leave, right? I feel like this is the advice that I've

been given all my life just grind for another 10 years. And then the 10 years are up. And it's like

just right behind for another 10 years. And then those 10 years are just grind for another 10 years.

Okay. So apparently put in boundaries is tough because we just love to keep busy, right?

And if it's pain, why not? What you been up to, man? Dude, what have I been up to? Just

good work and watching my kids. What constructions are you going to say? Yeah. Yeah. Uh, no,

haven't been doing much. I buried the conduit. The conduit is in for the for the podcast.

Shit. We have some wires. We have just barely enough capacity to power the shed. I don't like to put

in a lot of margin of air. You know, I like, I like to treat it like a rocket ship like just enough

to get to the moon. You know, okay. All right. No redundancy. None whatsoever. No extra just

the right amount. Exactly. No codes were followed. None whatsoever. Even the collar code, which is

cool. Yep. All the wires are white, which if you don't know is dumb. Oh, man, I'm very likely to

get electrocuted. Please don't say that. Man, it's not going to well, it's only 30. It's only 30

amps. Yeah. It'll be cool. It'll be fun. Yeah. I'll be okay. Maybe I'll be with no fingers and

maybe your tongue chart, but that's okay. Speaking of no fingers, you see this lady get her

fingers blown off in Minneapolis. Oh, no. Did I just let us into that? That's funny, dude.

She, uh, it came up like another shooting, but really what happened is she picked up a flash

bang or whatever. You know, the little grenade. Thanks, smoke grenade. I'm not sure it was. And

she went to throw it back and it blew up in her hand. No way, man. Pretty rough. Well, that's

and then another dude got like killed. Yep. Yeah. Just like every time we stop talking,

people get killed, left and right, man. I think the universe is trying to tell us we should be

talking all the time. Oh, but you know what that means, right? That means we need to get like

sponsored. Well, you know what that means anyway. Yeah. Somebody sponsor us out there. Don't you

know we have maybe over a thousand listeners. I try to join you over a thousand. I try to

join you in the dark mode. Oh, yeah. Turn the lights off or just we're in the darkness like our

souls. So today, today's episode is just going to be me reading interesting headlines. I've

accumulated since I talked to you last, just to expand on the already messed up consciousness.

I get it. Exactly. There might be a theme. There might not be. I don't even remember.

I'm just going to be scrolling through. Hopefully, there's nothing too wild in here. Luckily,

we're audio only. So just don't respond if you see something horrifically racist or offensive.

Is our audience like thirsty for a topic for us? Are they thirsty? Are they thirsty for us?

I don't want to comment on their thirst for us. I don't know. I like to think they're thirsty.

Or they just hear so they can shit on us. I don't know. There's a lot of that in the chat room.

A lot of shitting on mostly me, but some, no, I don't think if anybody shit's on you,

you're pretty cool. You know, my feeling about chat rooms that they suck.

Well, that everyone throws a punch or and no one receives a punch, you know? Yes.

Right. Right. And people feel that they can say like whatever it's in their goddamn mind

and not have consequences. It gets a little tense in there sometimes. Yeah. So it's getting

tense with the demons and ghosts. Things that don't really exist. The demons are alive and well

in the world today. All right. Speaking of demons, first headline, Amazon, specifically Amazon

web services, which is the profitable side of the Amazon business. Most people don't know this,

but the actual, the actual retail company that delivers products to your door is not profitable.

Really? Yeah. But Amazon web services makes a ton of money. If you're on the internet,

you're using Amazon web services and you just don't know it. They sell

internet infrastructure that I don't really understand, but they're very important.

They are planning to cut 14,000 jobs next week due to AI. Oh, it's happening. I get it.

They're saying this is going to be the year of the layoff.

Oh, man. Here we go. They're saying this is going to be the year of the layoff.

Here we go. Next headline, meta fires, 1500 metaverse employees after losing 73 billion

on the project. Just 73 billion. Dude, 73 billion. They put into these stupid goggles and we

cannot even get one. You can get it. You can buy it. Oh, I'm saying one million. Oh, you and I,

yeah, why can't we get a million dollars? Yeah, dude. I mean, we could, but wow. So that

goggles set is shit now done. Oh, they're going to Ray ban or they're going to those little

yeah, more conventional. But I think I think even that's going to be phased out. It's nobody

Apple. It's like a vision pro or Apple vision. Nobody like that is. Nobody buys a three. Right.

Nobody wants it. Nobody wants it. The ICE agents, interestingly, have been spotted wearing the meta

glasses. But other than like, yeah, someone who like needs to record everything they see,

maybe law enforcement or military, like, why would you need these things?

Yeah, so weird. That's so weird. It's like Apple. It makes actually a lot of the profit on

subscription versus the actual like iPads or iMacs. Two things make money for Apple iPhones and

subscriptions. That's interesting. Yeah, like 20 billion like a lot. I didn't know that. Yeah,

Mac doesn't make money, right? No, no, no, no iPads. It's really amazing. So Apple, the only

two things are basically pushing forward is that fucking iPhone. Yeah, and subscriptions. So

let's see. This will be kind of useless without vision. But we can, I can talk people through it.

This is the lady who was, she's got the flashbang in her hand or the man, I guess. Oh, it blows up.

Gone. Over little fingers is missing there. Oh, thank God we have five. That happens in Mexico every

holiday. Just FYI. I'm not laughing at her pain. I'm not your joke. No, my joke. Yeah, no, that sucks.

But it's a common thing in Mexico. We're not even kind of

expand on that. But I don't, I don't want to

we have a whole bunch of kids with the fingers blown off or knees or toes, sometimes noses or ears.

I don't want to discourage the great people of Mexico of which you are affiliated.

However, I will say facts don't care about feelings, right? I will say we're where my that's

the Ben Shapiro. I'm upset that you said it. I know. But no, it's true though. It's true. Yeah, that

was back when he was just a regular right wing guy. In a little, the area of the world where my

mother-in-law lives, it's like 90% Mexican, I would say. No kidding. Dude, he's guys love their

fireworks, man. Oh, dude, it's all Chinese fireworks. Nears, ears, ears, where she lives. Uh-huh.

Yeah, I feel like I'm in Fallujah. It's a war zone. Fallujah, that's what he do. It's like,

it's like the sons of Liberty and the cannons. Like we're in the Revolutionary War. I'm like on the ground.

It's nuts. We're looking, I'm thinking, I'm going to seed us fireworks and beer.

No, you know what, there's worse things. That's, that's heaven right there, though. There's

worse things than that. That's true. The ERs are always like the hospitals are always on alert

because they're expecting like a wave of missing hands and appendages and shit like that. Every,

every holiday or birthdays or quinceignitas or funerals or, you know, carne asada. You name it. We

love our fireworks. It seems like there's one of those events going on at least like every day

with a mile of my mother-in-law's house. Right. And everyone has diabetes. I'm sorry. But everyone

is the nicest and have the best foods. Have a great time. Have a great time. And hey, that's

what it's all about. Yeah, pretty much. That's some more bad news. Next headline. This is a headline

show. Oh, my son's asking me a question. Hold on. Yes, of course.

Oh, there's a sharing issue. No problem. We can, uh, we're good. We're back. We're back in action.

Yeah. All right. So now, you know, what happens? This is what happens.

Nobody wants something, but then once one of them wants it, they both have every once.

You know what I mean? So it's an Nintendo sharing situation. Oh, I think, I think I'm

going to let them work it out themselves. This will be good training. They just got a problem.

So they'll be okay. If I hear tears of pain, I'll stop. But I think we can always, we can always

edit this show. Um, no, never, never, never. Trevor, come on. I do a good job. Oh, if you're

going to do it, yeah, we can do it. Yeah. I'm doing that. That's no problem. Well, I can edit it.

No, I'll be up and and running in no time. Which Nintendo is it the switch? That's switch.

Yeah. That thing is the antichrist, man. It's so good. It's like, I would say it's so good.

It's like Leviathan. The phone is anti Christ. You know, the phone is the ear's possible.

Which reminds me, there's another one coming this year. Right. Remember, we talked about

John Ivy and scam Altman. Yeah. Yeah. What's going? Oh, that's right. It's a, yeah. So that's why

Apple did away with Chatchee PT. Now they're going into Gemini. That's right. Cause they're

a Chatchee PT's doing their own phone phone, which is not going to be a phone is going to be like

an iPad, a phone, AI all included in one little rectangle. Now that's going to be an antichrist.

Yes. Chatchee PT's in real trouble. So they got to do something. That makes sense. Yep. A lot of

there. A lot of headlines about them are not in this little episode I'm going to show you. But

first, that we've had the biggest weekly drop in the US dollar in the past year. It's down,

this is 2%, but this is actually old. It's down about 10%. No way, dude. Yeah. The US dollar's

down about 10%. And that's reflected in the current gold and silver price. And the stock market

price is out of control. Wow. Weird. Trump was kind of trying to make the case that this is

a good thing. Generally, oh, Ben, you are good things. Generally, this is not the case. I mean,

having a strong US dollar means we can import cheap products, right? And then China and Japan,

they tend to purposefully devalue the one and the yen so that their products are cheaper. And

so we're an importing country only. And Trump is trying to make the point, well, hey, because we're

going to shift under my leadership to an export country, this is actually a good thing.

I just we're going to export. I was going to say, I don't see that happening to you. We don't

even make cars here. Tesla's the only company that makes cars here. Yeah. Right. Maybe forward

a few plants here in Mexico. They're in Mexico. Right. That's so right. What do we have to export?

I mean whiskey. I sure. Yeah. Some whiskey. Right. Some lumber. Maybe corn. Maybe

corn. Right. Pork. We export a lot of pork to China. That's true. That's true. And we

export a lot of meat, though. Yes. Yeah. Beef, especially. I don't know about you. I'm sure

chicken too. So yeah, it's not a good thing, obviously. And what they've they've been showing,

because the stock market's, you know, high. It's had a few rough days here, but they show if you

if you do nominate it in gold, it's actually in a crash right now. And gold's kind of a better

measure of value, right? So they're saying like, if you take inflation out of the mix, the

stock market's actually in like a free fall, basically. Oh my god. I don't even like the sound of that.

Isn't the ounce of gold now like $3,000? Oh, it's more than that. No way. It's almost to 5,000.

It's like 4,500. Let's look at 5,600. No way. 56. Dude, I remember back in the 70s, 80s, it was

just type it. What what was it back in the 70s? Gold price. A few cents or 50s, actually, because

I was a baby moomer after the war 1970 was 37 bucks. So that's over 100x.

Dude. And the idea is that gold doesn't actually change in value like, you know, 10, 10 gold coins

would buy a house in 1950 or let's say, let's say 40, 40 gold coins would buy you house in 1950,

40 gold coins would buy you a house today. So the value gold doesn't change at all. It's just

the value of the dollar. And so the point is, if gold goes from $30,000 announced to almost

$6,000 announced, it means $8 worth shit. That's right. And when you think about how little wages

have gone up, it's like criminal. Super dude. And now silver. I understand the silver is also up

there now. So silver is commercial. The one of those commercials we used to have maybe like 10

years ago or even less, I think eight years ago, where people were just buying your gold,

you know, bring me your gold, your chains and your bracelets and we'll buy gold everywhere.

And people did that, man. They thought they were getting a deal. Little do they know, now it's

$5,600 now is a good time to mention we have a new sponsor. It's called money metals.com

nice. And you click the link in the show description. And if you buy something from the website

after clicking that link, we'll get a little bit of money. It's a it's a precious metals website.

Oh, I like precious metals gold and silver and whatever. And the good news, the good thing about

it, because here's here's a people should know, even if you don't go through these guys,

this gold price here, the silver price here, the company that sells it, they bought it for this

price, right? So they're going to sell it to you for a little bit more. It shouldn't be much,

like maybe $5 more for silver, an ounce of silver. I don't know how much for gold, maybe like

$50 more. But most websites will try to get you to buy like special coins, right? Like,

oh, this is a commemorative Mexican, you know, gold, libertod or whatever, libertod. And don't

fall for that just by, you know, like American silver eagles or Canadian maple leafs. And he

should only pay a little bit more than the price. And so I did check. Oh, money metals, they do it

that way. Okay. I mean, they sell where it's up in there too. So just stick to the classic stuff.

There you go. There you go. You know, the highest producer of gold. I think I said it here of

silver is in the world. Mexico. That's right. Bebe followed by China, followed by China. And we have

a zero filtering or agencies regulating that. There's no like department of, you know, mining.

I bet some of these cartel guys have like swimming pools made out of silver silver and avocado,

avocado. Yeah, those do. I've heard that. I've heard they like are if you're eating avocados that

aren't from Marietta, then they're coming from the cartels. Yeah, and they'll chop your head off.

And your fingers won't be careful, dude. Yeah, missing fingers is a common thing. Greg Bovino lost

his job. He is the controversial border patrol agent who is in Minneapolis. He's back in our

neck of the woods. He's headquartered in an L-Centro. Have you been to L-Centro? I have.

I have. This is a shithole. Many times we had an office area of my last company. It is a shithole.

I mean, I don't want to, you know, it's fine, but it's not so right. No, it's not fine. There's

nothing going on. Like if you don't do meth, you're not normal. I noticed that. I did notice that.

It was not a place I'd like to walk at night. No, not at all. And then it gets like 130

L-Centro. They want to be something, but they really haven't. It's better than

Calyxico, which is bigger and Brawley, which is really, really like methamphetamine town. But

it's interesting. It's a few Tesla chargers. You know, it's a midpoint between you,

man and son Diego. So if you're going to film a post apocalyptic movie, like after the nuclear

bomb's going off, you're going to all that shit there. Salt and sea. If I've driven there at night,

many, many times. Crazy shit. Oh, salt and sea is magical. But yeah, dude, it's fucking crazy.

So it'll central. So he got relocated. He's there now. He's back. He's, he apparently was a very

bad boy. And I, you know, he kind of seemed like a dick, but I don't, I don't know. Was it,

I think it's kind of silly for us to think like deporting millions of people was going to go easy.

Right? And I'll notice. Right. And so I don't know. I mean, I think Trump should have,

for at least acted like he had his back and then maybe relocated him quietly. But instead,

he went like, oh, this guy's a weirdo. He's fired. You got to have your team's back, right?

Well, that's what I'm doing right now. Trying to, and then you take me, you take him aside and

you say, what the fuck are you doing? Exactly. But in front of the public, you go, you know,

I'm with them. I've got his back. Right. He's my guy. And then you pull him over here and say,

you're a fucking idiot. Right. Right. Right. Well, you know what? It's a public execution,

basically. Yes. Yes. It is. It's like a, like a, yeah, it's a power move, man. What would I

can do? Boom. Excommunicated excommunicado, right? So he's gone private. Oh, man. And I think

they're kind of pulling out of Minneapolis, which is probably good, to be honest. They don't,

they clearly are, they're not doing anything meaningful there. So just leave. Right. I'm with them.

I get it. Yeah. Minneapolis Minneapolis and Illinois rough. Let just let Minneapolis descend into

chaos. Right. Dude, what do they have? Minneapolis? What are they have going on? Dude, I mean,

I don't want to be mean if you're from Minneapolis, but I don't know. Okay. That's it. I don't know.

Do you? I mean, we get Wisconsin, you know, you get Illinois, you get, you know, Idaho,

the potential, you know what, all those places have what's a, they have a convention center that

people book in January, because it costs like no money, because no one wants to go to Milwaukee,

or Minneapolis, and January, especially the last huge storm, though, they got, right?

I'm supposed to go to Milwaukee next month, and I'm like, dude, I'm not going to Milwaukee in February.

Crazy. Crazy. Do speaking of ice next headline. Oops, sorry. A private jet

linked to top anti-ice, anti-Trump lawyers crashes resulting in seven fatalities.

You know what the last words recorded in the cockpit or, and this is very odd.

What's that? Let there be light. What? Yeah. Oh, that's weird. Private jet linked to

top anti-ice, anti-Trump. And of course, the conspiracy is that these folks were taken out,

but planes do crash, you know? Yeah, we're not supposed to fly.

Yeah, so I would tell my family to agree with that. Yeah, we're not supposed to fly.

So every time I see the altitude, every time I travel, it's like, oh, like in 36,000 feet. Oh,

shit. What? God, God have mercy. Someone else is a judge of my life. Give another drink.

You know, it's not meant. That's, that's like, it wouldn't be a bad way to go into the

flight. Right. But whenever you're going to a plane, you're have to be willing to let everything go.

You do. You have to literally say your advice. Say your prayers, mom and dad, or whoever,

you know, I love you. It's been a good life. It was a password. Thank you, God. Thank you, God.

Thank you for my trust. Yeah, I hope this pilot is like an army, you know, or our air force,

actually. I wasn't going to read this headline, but since I said that, I'm going to go back to it.

You're ready for this one. Do it. You're not going to like this since 2,000 women and minorities

who make up less than 10% of all pilots, refactors and 66% of crashes.

Do you know what? They had a huge sur, a lack of surplus ride for a deficit after COVID.

Remember that? No pilots, man. No one like, it was bad. They lost a lot of pilots. So

yikes. Don't they have like autopilot now? You don't even have to worry about

Yeah, they have autopilot, but you still got to like, even then, even to minorities and women, you

know, they're horrible. I'm just, I'm just reporting the science, but you know, if you make it,

if you make it, it's paradise, wherever you go. Well, unless you go to me, Apple is sort of Milwaukee,

but we're all centred. Tell me you're not flying 12 central. Imagine getting off of those

central, and you're like, I wish I would have made it. I wish this thing would have got down

fireball. It's so horrible. Tiktok is officially sold. You know, I don't know if you remember,

Trump did a big thing about China, China, China. Right, right, right, the servers and all that.

Yeah, down last year, right? In fact, I think. Yeah. And so he kind of made it sound like it was

a China thing. I don't think it was a China thing. Around the same time, there was a lot of

noise about, you know, anti-Semitic content on Tiktok. And so it was purchased by, you know,

a guy who's a big supporter of Israel, Larry Ellison, technically his son, but no. So they bought,

they bought TikTok, CBS, Paramounts, a bunch of other things. They installed a lot of, you know,

pro-Israeli folks. That's a prerogative. I'm not making any comments about it. But the first move,

of course, is that Tiktok is now blocking the name Epstein and all private chats and comments.

I don't know if this is true, it's hard for me to believe. I'm just reading the headline. And

new Tiktok CEO Adam Presser, who is, you know, a big, a big time activist, Israeli activist,

says users who use the term Zionist in a negative context will be banned indefinitely from the

platform. So it sure doesn't seem like it was about China, but who knows? Who knows? He never

was. No, he never was. Tiktok is just data collecting. And you got to manipulate the public opinion.

You know, you got to, dude, I'm so tired. You know, it looks to me like they're slowly

creeping in. And I say, day, you make your own conclusions, but they're creeping into different

companies, man. Oh boy, oh boy, speaking of China, speaking of China, China's, again,

I'm just reading stuff I found on the internet. Do your own research. But according to this China's

second in command has officially been exposed as a US asset to spy. Oh, nice. Finally, we got

the other way. Yeah, but not anymore. I'm sure he's dead. That's the last time I was going to

say that's the last time you're going to see any of this guy. The CIA was pretty well infiltrated

into the Chinese government. But little did we know China was becoming increasingly aware

of these assets. And like in one night, they killed everybody. Dude, they found all these CIA

guys and they executed them. Really? I think it was like hundreds of people.

No way. Yeah. What was this? Let's Google that. Execution of CIA assets in China. Wow.

Let's just make sure I'm not, here we go. Between 2010 and 2012, Chinese intelligence

authorities dismantled CIA spine operations in China, resulting in the death or imprisonment

death of a large number of CIA assets scaled the losses. Oh, I exaggerated. 18 to 20 were killed.

That's still a lot, dude. Later reports that it was actually at least 30. The incident,

this period is considered one of the worst intelligence failures in CIA history.

The losses rivaling those in the Soviet Union Russia. Hey, man, you don't fuck around with China

or Russia, okay? These people are resilient. They've been around for thousands of years.

Theories suggest that there was either a Chinese mole in the CIA or China was able to hack

the CIA's covert encrypted communication system to reveal the assets identities.

One source was shot and killed in a courtyard of the government building in front of colleagues

as a warning and the fate of the others is unknown. I'm sure they're all dead.

Oh, man. So yeah, so since then, I think we've been trying to rebuild that network and

there we go. Blown fused. Done. Yeah. And so imagine the amount of risks. I mean, this guy

looked like it's, he's been, he's experienced for a season. I'm sure he had family and

what did the CIA offer him like or threaten me with maybe, maybe like a family protection.

That's got to be part of it, right? Right. Your kids are grandkids like

why would you sacrifice yourself? You really believe the CIA can protect you like when you're

in China. Of course, I, yeah. Of course. I feel like they must have had something on them.

I don't know. This is the thing that we're so good at selling you air.

You know, including stocks, right? We'll do it with a smile and a firm handshake. It's like nothing

will happen to you. And then you're fucking get sent to El Centro. Right. Yeah, you'll get sent

to El Centro real quick. Next head by the Fed just injected 746 billion. They have the commas

in a weird place here, but it's actually 746 billion into the markets. Part of the late

dude, the dollar is about, in my opinion, now it could be wrong. It could be wrong. I think the

dollar really is going to collapse. I've been hearing that for the last eight years, nine years,

I think. Yeah. In the sense of money, dude, you know what I mean? It's more inflation, more inflation

because those are not like true, true. Those are federal reserve notes. They're not even,

it's not even real money. Yeah. And that's exactly what dollar collapse means is inflation, you know.

Yeah. Damn. This is, this is sort of a political comment, but this is CNN reporting on ICE in 2016.

Just before the sun rises in the windy city, immigration and customs enforcement agents fan out

across Chicago to arrest criminals in the US illegally. Tag one, tag two, tag three. CNN was

granted exclusive access to witness some of those rates.

We got three targets this morning. You know, some of the neighborhoods,

little sketchies, so we got to make sure it's not just the target we're looking at,

but other people around us. They want to come out extra early, like right now,

because they want to catch these people before they go to work. That's why it starts so early in

the morning. All right. Let's roll, guys.

So I guess the reason I'm saying that is this was back at the end of Obama's term.

And they were pretty complimentary about ICE. And in fact, if you look at the amount of deportations,

Clinton was 12 million, Bush was 10 million. Obama, they're saying 5 million. I've seen much higher.

Trump, they're saying 1.5 million, but that's actually including self deportations, which the other

figures aren't. It's more around like 250,000. No way. And so this is actually the least amount

of deportations we've been doing in maybe the past 15 years. It's just because it's Trump,

you know, they hate that guy. And also he's just kind of bad at it. Yeah, he's not, he's

to it, to the fire. I get it. He's like making a show out of it, you know.

Remember for him, no, it's all about that. Yeah, yeah, yeah, propaganda, right? He gets the,

he gets the optics. He gets the optics. All right. So now we're getting AI.

It's good. It's 1.250 gigawatts. And they're trying just open AI is basically says they're

going to need what is now approximately 20% of America's electric consumption just for their own

company. Or in other words, they're going to need 250 nuclear plants and 10 trillion dollars in

costs. Okay. Segway, our vision is simple. We want to create a factory that can produce a

gigawatt of new AI infrastructure every week. Yeah, this is Sam trying to convince you that

the future is so bright that you should all be blinded to the reality of his situation.

One gigawatt is enough to power San Francisco. One gigawatt data center takes two to six years

to build. And they're speeding up current process by 100 X current. So, wow, Sam, and I thought,

I thought I had sent one of these, but it must be farther back. Basically,

open AI is on track to be bankrupt in 2027. They're almost out of money. They're losing money at

an absurd rate. Like they're burning money. Like no one burns money. So they're burning money,

how by users using chat, you can see for free. And then you believe in the paid accounts. They think

that if each user paid $2,000 a month, they could break even.

Are you paying $2,000 a month for chat, you can see? Right, right. This is because of what it's

the energy that it needs to kind of reply to an electrical cost. Yep. Just electrical costs,

cooling, you know, the big, the systems are cool. And so the solution he's saying is like, well,

if we build 250 nuclear power plants, then the electricity is free.

Dude, okay. Wow. So there's a leaked, there's a leaked memo from a guy at Microsoft and he says,

we need to come up with something important that AI does. Otherwise, we are not going to be given

permission to steal half the country's electricity. Right. And this is true. This is obviously true,

right? What do you think that would be? I don't know. I mean, I don't think there really is one.

Now, Sam, oh, here, let's, here it is. You mean scam, scam, Altman. So here's the action

number. Open AI lost 8 billion in 2025 and is on pace during out of money by 2027. That's why.

So where do you go? If you need 50 billion dollars, where would you go? If you were places,

two places, cartel or Middle East, that he went to the second option B. You can see a picture of

a secular Jew with a husband and a manufactured son in a room filled of like people in like

Islamic garb, you know, he went to, he went to Saudi Arabia and the F courts. He brought his

knee pads. Oh, man. He did the Lord's work. You know, so we'll see. We'll see if he gets 50 billion.

He's working hard. Oh, man. Just open wide, baby. Sam made this comment in a congressional hearing.

Let's listen to how noble Sam is. Oops. Sorry.

Did you make a lot of money? Do you? I make no. I paid enough for health insurance. I have no

equity in open AI. Really? That's interesting. You need a lawyer. I need a what? You need a lawyer

or an agent. I'm doing this because I love it. You make a lot of money. I'm doing this because I

love it. He says, well, it turns out that's not exactly true. Sam Altman held an indirect stake in

open AI through a Y combinator fund. The board later learned that he also owned the open AI startup

fund, which had not been previously disclosed. This was while he was serving as an independent

director of the nonprofit. And I think this might actually be why he was kicked out momentarily.

Do you remember that? Oh, yeah. Because he was lying, saying he didn't own open AI and he owns a

huge portion of it. Oh, well, a large portion. So anyway, just he's a liar. He is scam Altman.

Yeah, man. And that's that. Now, I've got some really exciting stuff for you. You ready for this?

Oh, I need to go ahead. Did you hear about this? Is it like the sound thing? No, no, no, no.

It's way fucking crazier than that. Okay. We don't know what it is because it's classified.

I thought this was just a stupid conspiracy theory until I found the actual clip of Trump saying

this interview. Oh, wow. So Trump says the US used a weapon called the discombobulator to capture

Maduro. And so there is a alleged interview of one of the guards who survived that made it

circulated in the press and everyone assumed it was fake. And what he said is that all of their

equipment stopped working. They pulled a trigger on their guns and they wouldn't shoot on their

mechanical guns. They're mechanical guns. Their rockets wouldn't fire. And Trump's actual quote is the

sorry, the discombobulator. I'm not allowed to talk about it. They never got their rockets off.

They had Russian and Chinese rockets. They never got one off. We came in. They pressed buttons.

Nothing worked. They were all set for us. Guards on the ground described what happened.

Radar system shut down. Intent sound wave hit them. Many of them sort of vomiting. So you're

right. But the actual guard who's interviewed said their guns didn't work. They said they felt

like their heads were exploding from the inside. And they all started vomiting and bleeding from

the nose and vomiting blood. Right. That's crazy. The weapon made all equipment completely useless.

So there must use like EMF and sound, dude. That's nuts. Mechanically speaking, though, I'm

I'm a lost. How would you how would you lock up? Everyone go weapon, you know? Everyone saying

this is sonic weapon that vibrates the human tissues. It's inaudible. So maybe maybe that one

guy is just crazy. But yeah, right, but not be able to fire the gun, though. That's crazy.

No, it must have been like the matrix. You know, like an EMF. Electromagnetic. Yeah,

see. More EMP. Electromagnetic pulse. Boom. You know? And then all the electronics just went

shit. That's more like it, dude. That's insane. That's yeah. And they said like 20 guys. If I'm not

mistaken, like 20 actual soldiers like him out from the helicopters. And then they just had like

they were not missing shots. Like they killed hundreds. That's what they said. He's the guy said

they were firing. He said like a thousand rounds a second. He didn't understand what was happening.

That's nuts. And his advice to anyone was like, just don't bother fighting.

Like don't bother fighting the US. Yeah. And it's like in the one hand, that makes me proud to

be an American. On the other hand, it's like, what the fuck do they have? Right. I don't like it.

No, I like this being better than China, but not this much better. You know what I mean? Like,

right. That that is true. Well, as long as they don't use it on people, you know, like the French

used it on their own people. They shut cannons to their own people. Did you hear about that?

Or did you know? No. Yeah, yeah, with the French revolution and people were like up in arms.

And then they just basically with Napoleon, he just put a cannon down and blasted them, dude.

Not, dude. Yeah. Yeah. That's wild. Anyway, I think they still have the US has revealed.

No, at the at the museum, they still have like a shell with a big ass hole from what from that

era, you know, when that happened. It's anyway. Go ahead. No, no, I'm listening. I was pretty

wild. That was, that's pretty well. What's this? This is on the White House website. He says,

our technologies permit us to manipulate time and space. They leave distance annihilated,

cause things to grow and improve. I need to probably set productivity, cause things to grow.

Those that mean tumors, maybe? Yeah, cancer gun, I guess. Yeah. Do you remember the heart attack gun?

No, this was confirmed in Congress. The CIA admitted that they had a heart attack gun. Oh,

that's right. It will basically stop your fucking heart. Yeah, they just point this thing at you,

push a button. You're dead. What the fuck, dude? Oh, man. Do you want to, do you want to see this guy

getting killed? Unfortunately, or no? Oh, the guy who's trying to, the white night guy?

Is he a white night? Well, didn't he try to defend this too late? Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah.

Oh, this isn't fair. And then he got fucking shot. Not cool, but yeah, not a get on, not a get on.

You're watching it, but what are you doing, man? Stop resisting. There you go. So we're watching.

It's no boy now. Oh, shit. Now, here's what here's what's interesting. He just capped them. Yeah.

So the guy, this guy right here in gray, you see him? Yeah. He's got his hand on his waistband.

He's pulling out his gun. He's taking Alex pretties, pretties gun out of his waistband.

I see. There's another angle. And so he yells gun allegedly, this guy in the gray gun,

gun, gun, and he grabs the gun, right? And as he's walking away, the report is that he accidentally

fired it. And so the other agents assume that he got his gun out and they shot him. Now it's

pretty sloppy, even if that's the case. And we don't even know if that's the case. That could

be bullshit. But he definitely disarmed Sim right here. And so he had a gun. Yeah. He had a gun.

Yeah. He was, he has a permit to carry a gun. But yeah, he had a gun. Let's see. One, two,

three, four, five, six guys, man, on you, and you try to pull a gun or, or you had a gun.

Yeah. He didn't, it sure doesn't seem like he tried to pull it. There's one angle where it looks

like maybe he was reaching back, but the gun was already gone by that point. Now there is video of

him the week prior, uh, breaking ice agents cars, kicking the headlights out, the tail lights out.

So he was obviously up to no good, you know. Yeah. Yeah. It's tough.

It's tough to know. It's tough to know. Obviously, dude, you watch the video's heartbreaking.

You know, the guy you shot in the back that it's not good. Not good. Put it in your fucking

around, you know, I'm not excusing it. Right. Like that. At all. That sucks. But yeah,

because a lot of people say, like, well, you can't bring a gun to a protest. And it's like,

well, technically you can. I mean, it is second amendment, right? Like, that's what we believe.

Yeah. But why would you want to do that? Again, the same, the same dilemma, right?

If you're bringing a gun and like, interfering is kind of weird, right? It's a gray area.

Yeah. If you, if you're addressing up like a hooker, hookers do in a form of respect to walk

and in the sweets of summer or dinner at night and that being bothered, good luck.

See, and people, people will misinterpret what you're saying and think like you're

excusing the criminal behavior. I am not. But that's not the case. Exactly. Like, no, no, no,

those, if there's some kind of sexual assault, those guys could be shot with the cannon and

France, right? The point is just like, if you were advising your family members, right,

your daughter, you'd say don't do it. Just, just, just don't do it. It's confusing.

This is a weird video because he's patting Alex Prattie's, you know, corp, Alex Prattie's corpse,

and he's going, where's the gun? He had a gun. Where's the gun? And so clearly,

some of these guys didn't realize that he had been disarmed. So, I mean, it doesn't really make

it better or worse. It's just another, that is a truly sad lack of communication.

Yeah, these guys are obviously very keyed up and they, they, they escalated it for sure.

But, you know, we don't see the minutes ahead of time. Like, in the other video of him,

actually, I have it. Let me just show it to you. You know what? It's going to get real

if a nice age and actually gets shot. It's always seen as one site. Right. You know,

but if like, one of these guys actually gets a nice agent, I hope not. Like, this sucks.

Violence sucks. But if it does, man, it's not going to be good. It's going to be even, like,

bring it up a notch or a few notches up. Yeah, I think the ice stuff's probably going to calm down.

I think we're in a shift years towards Iran again, but here's the video of Alex Prattie,

the week prior to shooting. This is a moment. The news movement filmed on January 13th in Minneapolis,

showing a man who appears to be Alex Prattie, interacting with federal immigration agents,

11 days before Border Patrol shot and killed him. Our footage was analyzed by the BBC,

whose facial recognition technology confirmed his identity to a nice. He's wearing the same outfit.

So they broke his rim that day, apparently. I mean, we don't know if that's true. That's just

what's being reported. It's not a very peaceful guy. What a time to be alive. What is this?

Leo's favorite line. Have you seen that movie, dude? No, I've never even seen the movie that

that meme comes from. Oh, I bought that movie. Like, super drunk. I watch it. What is it? What's

it called? Once upon a time in Hollywood. Oh, yeah, yeah. It's fucking epic. And you know,

lots of Tarantino. Dude, it's like you and I basically, we just compare ourselves to Brett

Pitt and remember the Capitol. That's course. Of course. But it's same relationship. You know,

they finish each other's lines and get each other's backs. It's a good, it's a good film, man.

Once you pass the typical crazy stuff, but yeah, it's good stuff. Got another Sam Altman.

This is not just an excuse to force you to watch all the Instagram Reels I send you.

This is content. This is content. You're saying me time.

It's all good. I'm all for this shit. That's awesome, dude.

No, no, you don't have to give me 100,000. That's shit. No, that's a deal with selling his

first company. Look at this door. Service for locating your friends. That's something that

inherently needs lots of users to work or else you're just locating yourself. But the whole time,

looped refused to say how many users they had. Altman just insisted there were, quote,

way more users than any other similar service. It turns out, though, that towards the end,

looped only had 500 users. When Reuters reported this, Altman insisted it was 100 times more than

that and that he'd provide evidence. He never did. Just trust me, bro. Loop sold to the green dot

corporation who shut it down immediately and never used any of the tech. Green Dot investors,

alleged it was a dirty deal done to enrich Sequoia Capital, a VC firm with a stake in looped and two

board members at Green Dot, who helped approve the deal. Altman left Green Dot as soon as he was legally

able, walking away with millions for building an app that no longer existed in any form. Altman's

Yeah, this dude definitely raped his sister. Sorry about that guy's post. Sure. Oh man,

that's great. And kill the other dude. And kill the other dude. Yeah, man. So, so let me, let me ask

you this, do you think we can ever have a world where there's no AI?

Probably not. No. Okay. I mean, it would take in major market reset, right? Because so much of

our market and our infrastructure is now geared towards AI. Even like from like the way we're pursuing

rare earth minerals in Greenland and the way we're the way some of these nuclear reactor companies like

Bia as a BXWT, they're making modular reactors, the government's investing. Trump has a portfolio.

I wish I could remember what it's called, but they release, of course, months after they make

their purchases. So you can't make money off of it. They release the companies they're taking

stakes in, but the US government is taking stakes in. And so like US AR is an example of rare earth

exploration and nuclear reactors and all this stuff. They're really, really oriented around AI.

So to get rid of AI, I would have to be like a complete market collapse. And we're talking about

all artificial intelligence, right? Yeah. Perplexity, Claude, all those guys. Gemini. So you don't

see a future where AI will ever go away. I don't know. I'm really pessimistic. I'm really pessimistic,

dude. Can we do a way with that at all? Can we go back to a world where there's no AI? Probably not.

It's like one of the things where you're damned if you do, if you're damned, if you don't, because

AI is kind of going to ruin the country, right? Lay after already starting. What can humanity, dude?

It is going to ruin humanity. However, it's the only thing keeping the economy functioning right now.

So it's like, it's literally like the only thing we do that no one else does. You know, like

right? Wow. Now, AI, opening AI is desperate to justify their existence, right? We've already

talked a lot about that. They're burning money like crazy. They are going. They're bringing their

knee pads to Saudi Arabia. And they're saying, give us $50 billion, because we're going to go out of

business, basically, if you don't raise money. And so guess one of their new ideas. This is crazy.

So I use one of the first times I used to open AI was to help teach me Python.

Because I was making this software that I could feed. It's called a continuous blood pressure

monitor. It checks your blood pressure a thousand times a second. And I needed it to analyze

the waveforms generated by this machine to see like heartbeat to heartbeat fluctuation and

blood pressure. And so I used, I used open AI to make like a little Python script and I thought,

man, this is pretty cool. This is when I was the most bullish on AI. I was like, fuck yeah,

this is sick. But I was kind of like, I'm surprised I'm allowed to do this. Well, it turns out I'm not

anymore. Open AI is planning to take ownership in any proprietary stuff you develop using their

their chat box. Yeah. Oh my gosh, dude. And so if you bring something to market, they have a record

of all your conversations. So they can say, hold on a second. That looks really familiar to

a conversation you had on January 26, 2025, where you asked open AI to code you a user interface for

this machine. And you said you were taking this to market for a hundred billion dollars. Okay,

well, we're going to take a 10% stake. Wow. Pretty well. Wow. They're really desperate for money.

They are. And I mean, they got Trump, they got Trump in their pocket, man.

Which means they got us in their pocket. It's our money after all, bastard.

Yeah. Too largest. What is that? Amazon? Oh, Amazon. Bye bye.

Amazon's doing land. Everyone's doing laughs. Literally all tech companies are doing laughs.

Oh, there you go. Open AI expected to announce. It's first what I told you.

This, yeah. It's revealed on an earbud like device. Okay. I feel like open AI is planning to do

everything. Like planning to take over your fucking life. It's smoking mirrors, man. It's

smoking mirrors. You're right. You're right. I think that might be it for my headlines. It hasn't.

No, I don't know. This was enjoyable. It hasn't really been a breakthrough, though. And

AI has it like, have they changed the world yet? Well, I mean, they certainly have dominated

our attention, right? Yeah, but they have not cure cancer. We CRISPR is still cured. Nothing. AI

has really done nothing. They've done nothing. It's really done nothing. It makes goofy pictures.

It helps up with podcast art and fake music. And it numbs your brain. And it makes you stupid.

It's so perfect. And it can take, it can put girls and bikinis on rock, you know.

This is, this is what I've seen that trillions of dollars have bought us.

It makes no sense. This is why that Microsoft guys comment makes so much sense. Like he was saying

internally, we need to figure out what this is good for. Yeah. Yeah. That's a crazy fucking thing

to say at this stage in the game. When you're building modular nuclear reactors,

you're, you're securing mining rights in Greenland for minerals to build and you're, you know,

in islands, don't exist. So you can nuclear plants in there. They're talking about data centers

and space. They're building chips and Arizona. It's like, bro, what is that we're in, we're in

for some real trouble. Yeah. Yeah. I completely agree with you on that.

The question is just when, you know, it could be, it could be a long time for now. You know,

you know, I would get us out of this. What's a second coming? Second come. There's two things I would

get us out of the second coming in World War three. I was for the first option. I'm ready.

I'm ready. Just come already. Remember when I used to mock people who were like ready for the

world to end a year or two ago on our show. I feel so guilty. I get it. I'm ready. Take me,

Jesus. Let's do this, man. Last, last Instagram announcement. You ready? This is actually kind of

cool, but also scary. So Jack Dorsey, one of the guys who co-founded Twitter, actually,

he's developed a new technology that he's calling bit chat. This is nuts. So it uses Bluetooth

networks between devices. Okay. So if the power goes out, you don't have internet. You also don't

have, if the power really goes out, you also don't have cell service, right? Because the cell

towers need electricity. I think they technically like have generators for a short amount of time.

But what this does is it, you can tech, I could text you, right? And it would Bluetooth my text

to my neighbor's house. And then that neighbor's house. And then their neighbor's house,

all the way to you. Pick a bagging. It would piggyback it all the way to you over Bluetooth.

Whoever has a Bluetooth device within 50 or 60 feet, I think that's a range. I think because

it's like such a small amount of data to maybe the range is a little bit extended.

Gotcha. And so, um, that's yeah. So it doesn't require anything. It just requires people.

Like the cell service cell towers can go down Bluetooth on while that's how you know,

that's how airtight works. So it's a little pills for my right. They, they basically link a Bluetooth

device. Whoever's walking by, let's say, friends, you lost your keys and you have that air tag,

it'll pick up any type of Bluetooth, right? Right. And then ping it back to its location.

So it's a similar similar. Yeah, very similar. I'm surprised. I'm surprised knowing that

thought about it sooner. Actually, it's pretty good idea. Yeah. But right. Well, you know,

they want to disconnect us and make sure that we don't have any form of communication. They say,

oh, did you hear about, I don't have a nice, fleshy, uh, well, no, it's like, you know,

I can see my fucking screen. But anyway, did you hear about how Congress passed the,

the installment of a shut off device on future cars? Yes. Dude. What the fuck?

Luckily, our boy, Massey is fighting the good fight. Did, if anyone I hear talk bad about Thomas

Massey, I just determined as an enemy. Right. And because that dude is so rock fucking solid

on everything, man, he's the one who got the Epstein file thing passed, even though they didn't

abide by it. And so he's making a fuss about this kill switch thing. And he's trying to get a

bill through that's going to, you know, like reverse a pass. Oh, because they voted already, right?

It passed. No, it passed. Yeah, it passed. Yeah. Wow. He's a, he's a stud, man. Oh, I got to

read you some of his, some messy, messy. Yeah, Thomas Massey. He's, he's hilarious, dude. Um,

how do I, I don't know how to use Instagram? How do I get to his? No, I don't want to send

Congressman Massey a message. No, don't do that. Hey, check out the podcast.

We talked about you, bro. Yeah. Yeah. Right, right. Dude, this show has been like the weekend

report, but better. Like SNL sucks. It's been sucking for like decades now. Like nothing else

has come a good like from Will Farrell and Jimmy Fallon and all those, and even them, that's pushing

it, right? But like, dude, it's so bad. And why am I saying this? Well, you're just complimenting

me and I appreciate it. Oh, you're welcome. You're killing time. You're killing time. I try to

find the. No, no, I had a, I had a reason for it. Oh, geez. Let me show you. It's, it's

gone. Fuck. Oh, like the weekend report, you know, like every Saturday, they have like news,

and they make fun of the news. Yeah. Today's episode was like, dude, we have so many headlines,

though. It's fucking nuts. It's not. It's not. It's, it's what's happening, dude. Some

are going to kill. Something must be brewing underneath. Like, this is all circus. Oh, yeah.

I'm getting so distracted right now in this hour. I've never, I mean, the first, the first

Trump presidency was kind of like this. And I actually do feel like that's, I don't really buy

the whole election with stolen thing because I did get a vibe for most people that everyone

was just exhausted. I think I've heard it away from like, who build the tunnels in New York.

Don't talk about the tunnels. I didn't say anything. I'm just saying they're tunnels

everywhere. Where do I eat? Who I'm not trying to get with mattresses with stains on

I'm not trying to get this convovulated twin size mattresses. I do not want to get

this convovulated. Cut it out. Oh, man, like, is that what this is, is this is why it's

happening, dude? What the fuck? I don't, I don't want this played in a future faculty meeting to

get me fired. So I'm going to say, I don't exactly know who it is. So I'm going to, I'm going to

say, I don't necessarily mean they the way you mean they. I know why you mean they.

I was going to say they, there is a group of evil motherfuckers. Yeah, it could be extraterrestrial

who knows. Sure. Yeah. The Monaco. No, they, there's a group of evil motherfuckers running the

show. Yeah. Of every caller. And they've got their hooks into the current administration. And

I'm guessing every administration. Every, oh, every administration around the world except Russia.

And China. Everyone else. Good fucking look. Is that true? Do we think that true?

I want to double down on that. Yeah. Okay. So, yeah, Russia has good reputation. Look it up

history. You know, look it up. Look it up. I mean, aside from the Roman office and how they got

fucked up. That's so sad. Oh, you're in deep in the history, man. Oh, I love it. You know,

you got to be careful with the Bolsheviks. You're really going to know who they are.

So this is the thing. Once you find a story, you have to read different versions of it from

different authors because you don't really get the true story. But when you, you know how it is.

And when you kind of compile info like Christopher Columbus, right? Yep. You know, a book I have

am I audible right now? What's the gulag archipelago? This is a story of the Bolshevik revolution

from a guy in the gulag. And the gulag. They just showed up. He was writing books that they didn't

like. So they threw him in a gulag. And they did a mock execution. Of course. Oh, they did. Yeah,

they put a bag of his head. They marched him out to like a firing squad. I don't know the details.

I'm not to that part of the book yet. Yeah. When we're talking about 17, 18. Oh, dude, I don't know

in this one. I don't know. Sorry, did I put you in the spot? I'm sorry. Let's look at when was

the Bolshevik revolution? Oh, the Bolshevik revolution. I mean, it would have been in like in the 1920s

or something, right? Yeah, 1917, 1970. Yes. Yes. You're right. Yeah. Oh, and the Julian

calendar used by Russia was 1917. Oh, 1917 and 1921. The Romanovs, dude, this poor little

Romanovs. I mean, everyone says the SARS were evil. They were, of course, they're going to say that.

But now I don't know. I don't know what to believe about history. All I know is that Russians are

you know, if you think world were two histories manipulated, Russian history is really manipulated.

They're tough, dude. They're one of the toughest people you'll ever encounter.

I believe it. I have looked at some some world were two stuff about them like they just threw

bodies at problems. They just threw bodies at problems. You know, like they're just

like, they don't give a flying fuck, dude. Do you think it's so depressing? That's just me. That's

my impression. That's my impression. Yeah. Yeah. There's no depression in Russia. I don't think

because you have to survive or die. You're in the Arctic Circle, dude. You got to like, yeah,

no time to be depressed. Yeah. Depression is really, and I'm not mean to diss it. Okay. It's

a real thing, but I'm just saying it's a really first world country issue.

I was sipping my latte in the sun today like, I'm a little sad. And I keep thinking about,

why am I so sad? Why am I so sad? Why am I so sad? That's all I'm thinking. Yeah. First world

problems for sure. Now if you're fighting a polar bear in the Arctic Circle, you don't have time

for that shit. Have naked, you know, you could die, you know. I'm not sure why you're

having naked in the Arctic Circle, but something's gone terribly wrong.

No, but they do take baths like that like coal baths, you know, like not to the badasses.

Dude. What are you reading? What are you reading? The Russian propaganda has got you.

Oh, big time. So I even know that I don't want to say it, but I even know the national anthem

by memory. Don't ask. Are you serious? Dude, yeah. So when I went to Mexico,

a once concooned 2013, I went to this place where it's like Disneyland, anyway, where they

have all this like water. It's a water park, right? On steroids. And that's where they film,

like, return the Jedi, all the greenery and stuff. But anyway, dude, I was writing and then one

of the locals like, Espanol. I'm like, see? Espanol is like, I was panor. Yes, I speak Spanish.

Like, dude, I thought you were Russian. I'm like, I didn't know. Dude, I'm a fucking Russian.

I can see you be in a Russian. Yeah, but my beer was like super long and then with the sun,

it's kind of red, right? Oh, yeah. I could see you being a Rusky. Yeah. Yeah. He has like,

no, man, I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm local. No, you're not local, man. I'm like, I was born here.

Like we're in the same place. I know like, what's up? And then there's some laughing. But anyway,

Comrade Alfredo. I went from this signature spanner to a Comrade Alfred.

I wish I had thought to introduce you to Comrade Alfred. Comrade Alfred. I don't know how to

do Russian, but we got another headline for you. Comrade Alfred. This is what our show has come

to. It's just going through Instagram. Tesla is stopping Model S and Model X production at one

factory. They don't say that in this headline, but that one factory to use the factory to build

Optimus Robux. Oh, so it is happening. So I was going to buy a Model S and then someone said

in one of those forums, because you know, that's a big 127,000 decision. Yeah. And, and someone says,

dude, they're stopping the production of S's and X's because they're not selling. So that's

and I'm seeing it now. Thanks, man. Well, you know, they're kind of portraying this like they're

stopping the production because the Optimus robot is going to be so successful. But yeah, they're

stopping production because people aren't buying them anymore. People are not buying them at all.

Actually, it's like the worst selling car now. That's wild. They tried to refresh the last year.

And it looked nice, but they just up the prices. Like Model S was like 86,000 when I was going to buy

it. And then he went up to 120. I was like, no, no, thanks. Yeah, they don't really update the

kind of say the same. Same fucking thing. You know, everything's the same. Just add a little curve

here and there and maybe this sound system. I was like, hell, no, I'm not going to pay that amount

of money for that. But anyway, so the Optimus, they're kind of cool robots, man. Although the Chinese

robots are kind of cool. What do they do? I mean, did they give me like, I don't know, maybe scratcher

balls? I mean, I can do that for free right now. I was literally doing that. That's so true. But

he can tell you stories while doing that. You're telling me stories. I'm not going to give you 30 grand.

Right. So it's supposed to be about right. It's supposed to be like 30 grand. Or walk your

dog, you know, dude, it's not going to happen. We're going. We're in trouble, man. We're in trouble.

A big time. Big time. Like we're in trouble. A lot of people. But listen, this is for the boomer

so refuse to age, man. You know, so I went to a system, cooking, trash,

because they don't want to go to this homes, right? So they want to live independently. So

but who's going to do their fucking? Okay, I could see that. I could see Medicare. Maria Maria doing

that. Like, who will cover who won't cover a drug that like helps cure cancer? They will buy you

a $50,000 optimist robot. Do you laundry? Because Elon makes some backroom deal with them.

I could see that. I could see that. Like deploy them. Like you park your car. They drive you

to the store and you say, Optimus, buy me fucking coffee. And then it deploys from your car.

It goes and get goes to Albertson or whatever store. But it's almost like it's almost like we

used to pay people to do these things. You're talking about. But remember, these people don't

fucking give a fuck about people. Yeah, no, but I think that is my point is like, right, even if

there is a use case for these things, it's just to take jobs away from other people. That is correct.

They're not inventing like a new thing and just replace in people. Speaking of layoffs. So this is

UPS is laying off 48,000 people this year. And Intel is laying off 24,000 people. And that's

crazy because Intel is one of the companies that should be benefiting from this.

Well, their processors are not the greatest. Even Apple moved that way from them and

start using silicon chips. Apple chips, Intel, yeah, instead of Intel. So Intel, it's like,

if it wasn't for IBM and a few other players, man, they're not doing that good. But I think Intel

is one of the companies that the US government is taking. I would say so they might have a plan

for defense. Yeah, I think so. They've been around for a while, man. Some more black pill for you.

US banks are now sitting on 337 billion in unrealized losses.

What's going to happen to us? Should we start packing a mood to Brazil and just open a fish

and village and write books? Like, I don't do that sounds great. Is that an option? And surf

in fish? Like real fish, you know? Oh, what's the fish down there? Dorado? What are we eating?

Whatever. Fucking swims, dude.

Hey, whatever. But wouldn't that be cool? Like, live in a shack and just fish and walk around the

beach and surf and then come and eat and because it's never cold there, man, it's always like

the same fucking weather. One last black pill for you and then we'll know this guy.

Dude, who's this guy? He's actually has a lot of followers in YouTube. He has a podcast too,

but I cannot stand his accent. How do these podcasters get a million views and we only get like

200 and episode YouTube. We have a YouTube. No one likes us. We suck. They hate us.

What do we know? One like says, we just haven't made it. So like, look at this camera shot though.

Look at the light in the background. We made it. We've made it. We've made it very out of

people. Look at us right now. We're fucking in the, we're streaming in the dark. We've made it very

visually and appealing. Employment whenever. Let's see what this guy said. Not talking about 10%

and employment, which is scary, but 99%. All you have left is jobs where, for whatever reason,

you prefer another human would do it for you. What is your prediction for? All right, so that's

his prediction. This is, I think he's the CEO of Optimus. The robot we're just looking at

is saying he's predicting 99% of humans will soon become unemployed. So what are they going to do?

Dude. Hunger games? Shit. I mean, they don't work. They don't get money. We're going to fight ice

in the streets. That's a good man. That's not good. And the rest of us will just be on TV watching.

Like, it's bad. Like, Jesus needs to come like ASAP and have this fucking shit reset and then try

it again, version seven, start the garden of eating again. You know, maybe better and then

start another 6000 years. That'd be nice. From, from your mouth to God's ears, man. All right,

this next one's a little controversial. You ready for this? Sure. I'm so think this is one week

after Charlie was assassinated. This is a big audio that Candace leaked. Candace,

dude, she skits a front end, man. Yeah. But then she has more. But then she has moments from like,

yeah, that's kind of a good point. That is a little weird. You know, so anyway, this is just

the issue here is like the comment, the comment, the case she's trying to make is like,

maybe though we all grieve differently thing is like that. That's so bad. This is her

reacting whole sweet. I don't know. They can do that. I hate zoom. I'm going to relax. Sorry,

you guys. I didn't want to say first and foremost, my heart obviously is broken for you guys,

as much as it is for our family. You guys lost not only a boss, but someone that you

looked up to, someone that you believed in his mission that you also

that you loved. You loved listening to his show. You loved hearing his wisdom on things.

I'm sure some of you have also had very personal moments of where you sat down and

um, so that's the beginning. Just that you have that in full context. Okay, that that is not

actually what I was expecting to play. Maybe I think maybe she's about to play it here.

So I'm going to keep talking about candy stocks. But she just goes into how much money they're

making. Like she's just gleeful. Like we're making so much money. Like everything is going great.

Wow. Um, dude, I mean, maybe you just got to put it on a good face, you know,

because you're the new CEO, I guess, right? Right. Right. But I just can't imagine like

talking about quarterly earning six days after my wife gets her head blown off in public. You

don't I mean, wow. Six days is like, I mean, listen, we all grieve differently, right? I'm not

trying to, but it's like, yeah. Unfortunately, that wasn't really the video I wanted to play. So

I just, I see, I see. But that's exactly what happened. There's a clip. There's a clip where she

just talks about it's in the same zoom meeting with all the employees like where she just talks about

where we're making it in the dough, basically. Oh, man. So, um, I think that might be it for us,

dude. I don't really have a whole lot more. No, dude, we, we, we're good on time. So is there any,

is there anything here you'd like to touch on that we talked about? Do you own any silver?

Can we get you some silver? Let's get some silver, dude. We'll follow the, follow the Lincoln

in an hour. I'm going to put the link in our description. Do it. And if you buy anything,

I believe we will get $16. Cool. I think you could buy something for $10.

The thing is there's not much for $10. Got you. The cheapest thing you could technically get

would be like a one-tenth ounce coin of silver, which is basically the size of a dime.

Can I put my face in it? Ah, no. There are people who will do custom silver, but I don't think

money metals exchange does. But I would recommend, I would, it's like this profile, like this,

like a, like a czar. You know, I would kind of cool, like an emperor. I would, that would be sick

for our listeners. I would recommend a, a, a sovereign treasury. So like something that comes from

an actual mint. Gotcha. From a country. So, so that's, I think the only ones really you can get are

England, Australia, boo, boo, Canada. That's pushing it, buddy. America. Yes.

Switzerland. Oh, no, Vienna. Is that, is that a country? It's Vienna or Switzerland? Austria.

Austria. Austria. I think Austria has one. It's a Philharmonic. It's like an orchestra. It's

very cool. And then beyond that China has one. And, and actually Mexico. Now, for some reason,

the Mexican ones are more expensive than they should be, but they're really cool. And I don't

have one. So I think they have like illuminati style symbolism on the back. So I think you should

El Chapo. The front is like, the front is like an angel or something. And then the back is like

all these symbols. I've seen that before. It's a commemorative. Am I sin or I Jesus?

I think it's about 100 and 30, but commemorative. Thank you. I think it's about 100. I've been

drinking since five. Okay. I'm not an alcoholic, but fuck. Wine is good. Oh, yeah. Okay. That's

not bad. And then you pick up an ounce of silver. Yeah. Nice. Just show it off. Feel the weight in

your hand. It's heavy. It has mass. It's dense. Kind of like my balls. Exactly. Even denser. I don't

know, of course. I mean, you can hear them a mile away. But I think it's probably even

denser. Yeah. If you can afford gold by gold, but I guarantee you if you're listening to our show,

you can't. Yeah. That's a lot of money though. Elon says you have four years to become

wealthy or you will be trapped in a digital prison. 40 years. 40 years. Oh, you'll be trapped

into what? A digital prison. You think that's true, man? Maybe. I do, man. I think we're going to

hell in a handbag. I think it's trials and tribulations time. Listen, people have been saying this

forever and I've never bought it. I'm like, no, the future is bright. Like the power of the human

spirit. I'm optimistic. Yeah. No. Not anymore, Betty. Good. Good. That'll make your moments even

sweeter now. Did you see Ilhan Omar got squirted in the face with water? Well, at first, they just

said a substance and it was a guy had a syringe and he squirted her with it. And so the assumption

was probably some nasty, you know, but it turns out it was just apple cider vinegar. This lady,

that she has to go soon. She's stunning and brave. I don't know what you're talking about.

Shit the fuck up, man. She has to go ASAP. She's just a strong woman who loves the simoleons.

I like the strength and I like the women, but I don't like people stealing money.

That's all. Yeah, me either do this frauds out of control. It does feel like it's a Titanic going

down and people are taking like the nice, the nice silver out of the gun once ever since Ukraine,

dude. Yes. Send us money for what? Dude, and there's your fucker. Just send in money like an idiot.

They're just getting everything they can on the way out. All right. Anyway, it should be fine.

You'll be fine. Hug your loved ones. Eat some apple pie. Say sorry for that stupid thing you said.

Yeah, it's not worth a dumb ass. Yeah, your wife sometimes would say sorry, dude.

Yeah, just be nice, man. Take your dogs for a walk. Be nice to barista. Yeah.

Barista, you know, smell a flower, tip, um, tip, bitch. We're all going to be killing each other

in the streets over bread and matters for you. Yeah, no one will remember you in a hundred years.

Oh, yeah, dude. Well, I'll be dead and gone any second now. So just be friendly. Eat that pancake.

Be nice. Oh, eat the pancake. Eat your pancake. Put some fucking blueberries on that shit.

Stop worrying about calories. Do you chop the chips? Maybe even if you're feeling crazy.

I mean, that's right, man. But you got some good stuff going on. You have enough shit for next show.

This is just this is just my raw feed. This is my raw feed. Yeah, dude. This will, um,

this will all be oh, dude, have you been checking this out?

No, dude. You remember we talked about the shit under the pyramids?

Right, right. The guy went on Rogan. Oh, this is, I don't know what this is.

Oh, yeah, the guy went on Rogan. The guy went on Rogan and it seems like it's kind of real.

Really? Dude, there's like massive structures underneath the pyramids bigger than the pyramids

themselves. What the fuck, dude? Oh, we got to talk about that. That will be the next episode,

I guess. All right. All right, everybody. If you would, please go to amazon.com.

Buy my books. Actually, just go to hemisphericpress.com. You'll see our books. Let's sit up there.

Good, click on featured books. We'll put a link in the show description for you to buy some gold.

Buy some gold, man. Buy some silver. Honestly, buy some silver. Listen, it is probably going to drop

in price eventually. You know, it used to be 24 bucks. Now it's 115, but that's not the point.

It's just hold it in your hands. It's anti-microbial. It has power. It's something about it.

You just got to hold it in your hands. You got to feel the energy, but don't fall in love with it.

Good point. Root of all evil. Root of all fucking evil. Alfredo. Always a pleasure. Comrade.

Talk to you next week. All right.