Bust Nuts @ Hash Sluts | ACTION NEWS!!! 11

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Yeah.
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Good afternoon.
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Oh, and a good morning.
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Top o the morning to you. What a lovely afternoon it is as well. A little bit of snow settled,
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sun gleaming through my window, and I'm speaking to you. It just it gets no better. I could say this almost the same for here, although it's Western Pennsylvania. So, of course, it's overcast and cloudy.
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Okay. There's a beautiful blanket of snow on the ground. I feel good. Feel warm.
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Asic heated warm. Oh.
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Recording this show, I, unplugged my desktop bit axe that was forced upon me as a Christmas present from
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did he send you the picture that Sarah took of me and the girls when I received this bid ask? No. He didn't, but I can imagine you have a very disappointed face. Oh, yeah. It's miserable. I'll have to send it to you. I'll have Sarah send it to you. I, no. I haven't heard from Barn. I feel bad because he sent some beef jerky, and I haven't managed to get it. So that,
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disgusting robot is probably gonna have my jerky as well as his. Oh, he ate it all. I'm pretty sure he has. We sort of loosely arranged to meet somewhere, and then he couldn't do it because he had important robot stuff. And,
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yeah, now I'm just like, yeah. It's it needs to just be eaten. So we were planning to do a taste test together, like, while we recorded. Oh, that's properly gay. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. That's how we do things over here. Well, give me your notes. No kidding.
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So he's gonna have to just do that. I'll just believe it. Mhmm. But, yeah. Thank you, Barn. Well, you know what? It's it's real jerky. It doesn't have preservatives in it, so it it rots. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Shit. Yep. I, I actually need to text him and just say, just eat it if you haven't already. I'm sure he will have already. Okay. Well, if you if you don't speak to him by then, go ahead, q. You know you already ate it. Yeah. Go for it, mate. Well,
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should we start the show?
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Yeah. Let's do it. Okay.
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Weird.
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Weird.
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Weird. Weird.
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Weird. Weird. Weird.
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Weird. Weird. Weird enough to catch a kiss.
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What you say?
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They think I'm from outer face.
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Weird.
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Our government message is weird, weird,
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weird.
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And our weirdest show
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is action news.
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Supposedly
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a mining show, from what I understand.
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Everyone
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takes
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1st show of 2025,
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Max. Oh, I got a little tingle of my spines.
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We're getting weird. That creature that performs that absolute banger of a song. Yeah. Strange individual.
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Strange case.
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Mhmm. Everything about it is,
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just not quite right. For those that don't keep up on weird cases and weird people, that was
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Razzlekhan. I don't even know her fucking name. Her and her husband dazzle. Razzle dazzle,
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laundered
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4 something $1,000,000,000
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from, Bitfinex.
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Mhmm. It's amazing.
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It's impressive.
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Almost as impressive as her rapping skills. Oh, she's so good, isn't she? And the videography is just amazing. Oh, it's incredible. Stunning.
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We should win she's about to go to jail or already has gone to jail, and,
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she got 18 months. So maybe her producer is available. We can get some some video work done, some editing work done. Oh, that would be nice. Yeah. We could be the next razzle dazzle.
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I don't know. She's not going to prison.
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There's something,
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very fatty
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going on there. Oh, yeah. They're feds. They're fed and mints. I wonder if she's gonna be, doing all this rapping and performing for her cellmates.
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I'm sure they're gonna love it. Yeah. If she's going in there, she's probably getting raped.
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More rape, less rapping, I'd imagine. Yo.
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They're taking taking a pee away. She's not going.
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I don't think so. They call them country club prisons. Yeah. It's gonna be one of those, isn't it? Imagine having that much. I like that case because it's weird. And I like the one where you know the little fat Asian? What was his name? What? Really, the fat Asian? He was like a little fat Asian, but, like, quite young. Is there a famous picture of him with 2 girls on a boat? Yeah. Yeah. That's exactly the one. Yes. He has, like, a ledgers and a coffee can or something like that. Yeah. Well, what he did fucking
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so retarded.
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He smartly or sort of smartly stole a fuck ton of Bitcoin. Like, I can't remember how much it was, but it's, like, maybe a 1,000,000,000 or something like that. It was a lot. So this kid just, like, went around the world just doing what he wanted, partying, and just, like, being everyone's best friend because he paid for everything. Just doing whatever he wanted. And then someone stole
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or he lost, like, $10 or $25
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or something like nothing to him from his apartment. And then he called the police to report it, and then the police were like, yeah. I know. What do you it's like me losing, like, 10 p. It's like, what like, it doesn't matter. Just fucking get over it. So he calls them, and then he's like, yeah. Yeah. Someone's stolen this, like, $25 in cash. It's in my apartment, whatever. And they're like, alright. Why did you have $25
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worth of cash in your your apartment? What do you do for a living? He's like, oh, I'm, you know, unemployed.
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I know this is quite a nice apartment for someone who's unemployed.
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He's like, ah, yeah,
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and just starts digging himself a hole. And they're like, we're gonna have a little look around and then, like, find, like, a $1,000,000,000
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of Bitcoin that he stole. He didn't know it was shut the fuck up Friday. No. Asking where you got your money. Shut the fuck
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up. Shut the fuck up. Like that. Yeah. That's a very good what what are they called, those guys? I don't know. Lawyers? 2 lawyers. They're, like, never call Saul sort of lawyers. Yes. They are. Yeah. Very much so.
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I like that. Shut the fuck up Friday. Yeah. He should've learned, but, he didn't, and now he's in prison, I imagine. No. One thing we're not very good at is shutting the fuck up. This is true. We plan on speaking for the next hour, hour and a half. Yep. What will we be speaking about? Well, we have some statistics.
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It's a good start. We're gonna do, the, the overall hash rate breakdown a little bit differently this time. I used to always say, like, Foundry, you know, whatever, Antpool Mhmm. Whatever. And then skipping the fact that Ample's actual hash rate is much larger because all of the,
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of the Antpool family. The Ample family.
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So I checked up on stratum.work
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last night,
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and there were only 4 other pools using the Antpool template. So we'll show you what they are later on in the show. We've got a salacious
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story from a, large mining pubco called Compute North.
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They were douchebags
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of monumental proportions. Not that we didn't know that most pubco's
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public mining companies
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are douchebags, but we've got some court documents here that really prove the douchebaggery.
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Our Bitcoin mining heated strip club, Hashlutz,
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just dropped a new ad, so we'll listen to that. You don't really need an ad for, a strip club. I feel like it's one of those things. You your marketing budget has to be very, very low. Oh, it is? Very low. Yeah.
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You always have customers at, like, 2 o'clock in the morning who had a few too many drinks. Mhmm. You don't have to be clever with your advertising. Like, oh, no. What can we do to to lure these customers in? Well, I I disagree. HashSluts has a lot more to offer, and we'll hear it in there.
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Guess who's back?
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Back again.
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Baseload's back.
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Tell a friend. You're our friends, everybody. Baseload is back. So we'll do a quick review of his latest substack post and let you know what he's up to. Big, big things like he said. We teased it in our 2024 show. We did. The boy is gonna be up to big things, and he is. The Bitcoin bugle is gonna stop by. They've got a new staff writer,
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Wang Kerr. Wayne Kerr.
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Wayne Kerr.
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Mhmm.
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Wayne
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Kerr.
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Great name.
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Hey, Max.
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It's me,
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Gong Chao,
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from
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Kenin.
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We're here to announce something for you. We have a new miner, a new home miner. We're excited to talk about it. Oh, so excited. You were like.
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Kanan released another one of them Avalon fucking things. So we talk about it, and we'll follow that up with the plug miners.
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Been building home mining, heating shit
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forever at a high level, and we'll just remind you of some of the projects that people have been working on.
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Before we move on to the boosts
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Oh.
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Are you slurping there?
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Some Otis Bittmeyer coffee, my friend.
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Very nice.
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That's right.
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Freshly brewed. I have no coffee, and I certainly don't have any Otis Bittmeyer coffee. Hey. Well, did you did you enter my coffee giveaway?
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No. I'm not gonna enter your giveaway, am I? That'd be extremely, cunt y. Well, because No way. No. I'm not gonna, like, try and get prizes from our own little weird family. It's, that's not happening. That's for the listeners.
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Well, okay. Do you still want me to send you a bag? Yeah. Go on, man. Alright.
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Cheap fuck.
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That's really what you're angling for.
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Thanks, mate. Yeah. I'd love to try some. For those that don't know, if you could please check my,
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my Twitters
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and the and or the mesh to Dell,
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what's that thing called? Noster.
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Mhmm. I, made a little post about giving away some Otis Bittmeyer coffee. And since it's whole coffee beans, I said, well, fuck. I'm gonna have to give away grinders too.
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So coffee beans, a grinder. We've got a nice little video produced by Fundamentals that shows you how to properly, like a coffee fag,
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make it in Chemex and measure it in perfect temperature, water, and y, and all this stuff.
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So if you're into, into coffee faggotry, watch fundamentals video and and enter our Otis Bittmeyer coffee giveaway. You don't get involved then even when you're dealing with beans of the quality
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from Otis Bittmeyer. You still just whack them in the machine?
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No. I don't. Unlike you and take a spoon in the plastic bag and beat the shit out of it. You know, I I do have a a proper
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coffee grinder that Fundamentals had recommended to me. I don't remember what it's called, but it was expensive. Mhmm.
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And, I've got a decent drip brew coffee maker, I guess.
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I don't know. Here's the thing about the Otis Bittmeyer coffee. I know we got to get onto boosts and everything, but
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it's really great coffee.
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So you can enjoy it at its best in a Chemex doing it exactly like fundamentals tells you how to do it. But you can also enjoy it just in a regular drip brew machine as a regular cup of Joe.
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Don't be intimidated by this. No. I'm not intimidated
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by it. You sound have it yet. Quivering.
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No. No. It's it's more respect. You gotta respect this.
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You know, there's a there's a certain level of effort and love that goes into it. And so you don't wanna just, ah, just shove it in a machine. It's like, no. You gotta be Interesting. About what you're doing with this.
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I would say this though, Max. Don't respect it so much to where you don't even try it. Oh, that's true. Okay.
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And by the way, I'm gonna repost this on on everything here soon,
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probably when the show drops because then my algorithm is all boosted.
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I'm gonna ship these things internationally. So if you're if you're in the Netherlands or you're in, you know, Czech Republic or UK, please still enter. I will pay the extra fucking money to ship it over there. A lot of the giveaways are US only, But I really want everybody to experience
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Otis Bittmeyer's Coffee. K.
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K.
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Talking about algorithms.
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Just say something weird that I've, observed over the last
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6 months to a year. Mhmm. On my per
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it's okay.
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That was a furball. On my personal
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Bitcoin Twitter,
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there's something with the number
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6 six. Mhmm. Mhmm. And no matter how yeah. 4 sixes.
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No matter how many times
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I go
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up to and slightly over it, it immediately drops down by 10, 15, 20 people, and it just happens. I've watched it happen
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20, 30 times in the last 6 months. Just over and over again, it happens and just drops down again. I don't know if that is Twitter doing some algorithm thing or it's the devil coming in and trying to fuck with me. And as a godly man, I thought I'd get your advice on that. What should I do? Okay. Let let
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let let anyone who has understanding calculate the number of the beast, for it is the number of a man. His number is 6
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66.
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But in your case,
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an extra 6. Yeah. Well, I'm extra, aren't I? Yeah.
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Oh,
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no.
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Oh, you're good for nothing, mate. I'm glad to have known that. I won't get nothing for you. There's something weird going on.
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It's you. Whatever you do, there's something weird going on. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Well, people seem to appreciate it. On our last episode of action news,
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they boosted nearly
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230,000
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sets.
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Wow. We're lucky. Do you know that? We are. We're lucky to have people like Hash Slutet.
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Oh,
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she went quiet for a little bit. She's back on the scene, is she? Mhmm. Yeah. What does she want? Well, she just wanted
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my mom
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to explain difficulty to her. Okay. She boosted 61,020
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sets and says, I want John's mom, spells my name wrong, but that's okay, to explain
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difficulty to me. Okay. Fair enough. I'd like that as well. Alright. Well, we'll do it. We'll do it. What do you mean she spelled your name wrong? Do you spell it j o h n? Is it actually you actually christened j o n?
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Yes. I've never met a j o n other than you. Kidding me. No. No. I've never in my whole life never met a j o n. I just thought that was you just, like, fucking made out of your cock.
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Yeah. Yeah. I just thought you're like, fuck the h.
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I'm gonna really throw them off the scent. I'm a take the h away.
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That's what I thought. But yeah. Okay. Yeah. Actually, christened that. Very good. Yeah. Yeah. I mean, I'd had I had nothing
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to do with it. My parents had two name choices,
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John and Daryl.
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They almost named me Daryl. You got off very, very lucky there. I think so. Because especially in the United States, Daryl is normally, like, a black guy name. It's also, like, a a very retarded type of person here. Oh, is that right? Be like yeah. You always are like, oh, hi. I'm Daryl. He'll, like, what do you do? I work in the petrol station sweeping up the cigarette butts. He's that guy. That's Daryl. Okay. There's never like a cool there's never like a cool Daryl. There's something 2 names. There's, like, there's something about names where it, like, makes you a person or you already are that person, but the name thought up by your parents because it's already known. There's something
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Wow. Something mystical there. I got very, very lucky because,
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I won't give my real name, but I almost was called Teddy.
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Oh.
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Yeah. Yeah. I was like I said to my parents, like, you've do you want me to get fucking stabbed at school? Like, what were you thinking?
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Well done for naught, but you you got very, very close to actually murdering your son there. It would be manslaughter. It would be manslaughter.
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Hey. What kind of show would Teddy and Daryl have together?
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Wouldn't be a like, an the Ungovernable Misfits Radio Network. What would we talk about? Nothing is. Probably train sets or something. Mhmm. Sweaters.
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Yeah. Or, like,
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collecting, like, little patches
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that you could, like, put on your sweater. That sort of stuff. Oh, man.
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Very good. Could be a good show. Hey, Teddy.
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Guess what? I got a new campfire
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badge for my sweater.
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Could've been us.
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What's that in the background, Daryl? Why, it's my new train set. In an alternate universe somewhere,
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there's those 2. Teddy and Daryl are just yucking it up. Bless them. I like them. I don't know them, but I like them already. They seem sweet. They're definitely virgins. Oh, a 100%.
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They're virgins of us. Oh, that's good. Thank you. Thank you. Next up on boosts, we've got Bugle News. Hey. Thanks a lot, Bugle Guys. They boosted 50,000 sats. Great show as usual. Thank you for covering our story on whether you're a Maxi or a homo.
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You're very welcome, Bugle News. Thank you for always providing something for us to talk about. Great. And finally, for our big baller boosters, one of our baller booster t shirt, Receivors,
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late stage huddle,
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l o l. Thank you for indulging me with your voices. John and Max joined in for the fart noises this time.
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Best host ever. Love you. American Badass is such a ridiculous song. It is. I love it. Thank you for the reminder. Rocket, US Rocket. Wanna be a baller in another great song, but apparently,
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I've always had the lyrics wrong. Swish it rolled tight. And I don't need I don't have the lyrics right. Swish it rolled tight. Get a spray with ice. Okay.
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That's what he says it is. Is what I thought it was. Who the fuck is
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Ike?
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I don't know. And yes, The Beatles refused to offer to sing in The Jungle Book, but the vultures are styled after them. I believe as I said that, my friend is a huge Beatles fan, but I have never liked them. Oh, okay. Well, a lot of people don't, and that's okay.
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Unpronounceable
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cunt.
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Po
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Janmies.
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I love that we've drew we've driven him to this. He's just like,
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oh, fucking hell. They never get right. I'll just be an unpronounceable cunt. Yeah. That's what I am. That's what I clearly am. I'll just own it. Is that right? Well, we love you, you unpronounceable cunt. We do. Yeah. He says,
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I've reached an age where I can proudly say I'm a grumpy old cunt. Hear. Hear. And to be honest,
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I'm looking into XMR
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more and more.
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What, Pete? Stop.
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Just don't fucking read the rest of it. What coin or shit coin.
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Coin or
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Ugh. Pathetic.
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Bitcoin or Tether? Bitcoin
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or Tether? Tether.
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Because it's real fuck you money. And to all the BTC Maxis out there, don't stop with your DCA on KYC.
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You're fucked.
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Also,
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Max is a wanker.
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I can say that because I boost the show.
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You can say that, mate. You can call me much worse than that if you like as long as you keep boosting the show. To the rest of you, buy the fucking merch. The hoodies
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visually add 5 kilograms of muscle. However much And the ladies can't that's about £10.
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Thanks, buddy. 5, £11
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or £12 of muscle. And ladies can't resist
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stroking
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your
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belly
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literally. I wanna rock with you. No k y c. Yeah. No k y c.
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No k y c.
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Rock with you
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all night.
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I should've had that queued up. You should have. I can no. Maybe maybe I'll add it afterwards. We'll see. See how People just rather hear me sing. They would rather that. Well, thank you very much, Poe Janney. Away.
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I I wanna know Speaking of superstar who are you? You just fucking dead dick.
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Yeah, motherfucker.
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Speaking of superstars,
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Chet,
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we all eat.
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L m f a o.
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You fucking cunts
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have the best pod out there.
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Govern me harder, daddy. Fucking
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compliant cuck fest
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everywhere.
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Everywhere I go, but we must be tolerant
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of their naive ways.
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We must be or we must be? We must be tolerant of their naive ways. Yeah. That doesn't sound very chat like, but okay. But hey. Maybe he's growing. Bitcoin will get everyone and everything.
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It is the apex predator.
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They don't like us,
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and we don't like them, but we will coexist
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for the greater good of humanity.
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Thank you, Chet. You don't know if I like this new enlightened Chet. Yeah. It's like it's like a come to Jesus moment, isn't it? Mhmm. Yeah. But don't worry. I like a bit more of the aggressive
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Yeah. I don't know what you'd call it. Just Aggregrowth.
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Yeah. Yeah. He's Aggie.
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It's bearded,
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angry Yeah. And aggressive.
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Mhmm. Well, like, at least you could say he's not he's not boring. He's certainly not. We love you, you weird Yeti. Sure do. Next up is Bubba.
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Hey. Fuck you, boys.
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I'm a player of toys. And, John, your dad voice won't work.
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I won't get things together except the scooter. I guess he talked about his motor his motorcycle.
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I will not prepare except the new Mossberg 12 gauge pump. In fact, ah, fuck it. I have to go for a drive to listen. Don't know how to listen any other way. I'm a doomed soul, I reckon.
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VBF,
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hey, Max. How you doing?
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Y'all sound different in retirement, or is that me?
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Anyways, good shit, fellas. Snow melting seems keen
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in a gay grifter sort of way.
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Shit. Rainbow. Shit. Rainbow. Shit. Rainbow. Cowboy. Cigarette.
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Desert. Rainbow. Cactus.
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Scooter scooter scooter scooter scooter scooter. Statue of Liberty Statue of Liberty Statue of Liberty Pirate flag Pirate flag Pirate flag USA
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USA
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USA.
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Why are why are the British patriotic like we are? No. It's not. I think it's an anarchist flag. Isn't it the black flag? I think, like, the pirate flag is the black flag with the skull and crossbones, and anarchists is just a black flag. Oh, that's not what's showing up here.
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I think so. I'm not a 100% sure. Weird.
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Next What does VPF mean? I don't know. He'll tell us. Either. Bubba, what is he doing? Relax. How are you doing? Really well, mate. Very, very well. Bubba's doing well. Talked to him yesterday.
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Good. What's he up to other than building the scooter?
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Enjoying retirement
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and Yeah. Watching the cows
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that I'm I'm done. I'm not done talking. That's pretty much it.
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Okay. So he's now retired from the driving? Mhmm. Yeah. I thought he retired and went back to it, but now he's retired again. That's correct. He retired, went to the Philippines
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Yes. Left the Philippines.
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Started driving truck again with his wife. Mhmm. They retired because he can't take all of the dirty
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immigrant truck drivers out there on the road today and, said fucking.
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Well, happy retirement, mate. Indeed. Happy retirement. Hopefully, we can get some, music out of him. I said, you picking up that guitar?
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Not yet. Not yet. He'll get it. We gotta peer pressure him. Yeah. Because obviously, the dad voice doesn't work.
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I just don't think he's capable of doing it. Do you know what I mean? I think all those years of driving a truck in that soft comfy seat just turned him soft, hasn't it? Oh, I see what you're I see what you're doing there. Yeah. You know, I don't think you'd be able to pick up the guitar. Those weak, feeble arms. Yeah. Well, shoot you, pal.
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Fuck you.
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We'll figure out a strategy that work. He's gonna say something like, there is no strategy that works on me. Mhmm. Should be with your
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child psychology.
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Here's a new booster to the show. I believe I don't recognize this name before. John Gold. He spells his name right. L m f a o. Oh, we got another one. Best show you fucking can't keep the good stuff coming. Can't stop laughing.
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Fantastic.
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That's what we like to hear.
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At at says,
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okay. I've listened to you guys sober and today I listen to you guys drunk. You make so much more sense drunk. I've discovered a life hack.
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That is I can say that. I can certainly say that. Next up is FOMO chronic and he just says
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tits.
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Good point. Mhmm.
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Two points. Is he calling us tits, or is he just saying, well, we don't know. We'll never know unless he tells us. Tell us next, time around, FOMO chronic, with a with a generous boost. We'd love to hear. It's the only way we understand.
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Ah, now it makes sense. Yeah. Yeah. There's enough zeros. Yeah. Yeah. We get it. Didn't you just miss one as well? No. You didn't. I should never question you. Of course not. I'll question you again.
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Pleb to polymath.
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Yeah.
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Died when we got in the car mid podcast and my wife read the screen
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as my Bluetooth connected.
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Bit chimney
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makes way more sense than bitch imni.
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The title had me wondering
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what you were listening to.
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I never even
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bitch, What are you listening to? Bitch,
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Sounds like a kink.
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It's cold in here. Turn on the bitch,
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very good.
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A I b l e. Thankful for the misfits for producing
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the best podcast.
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God
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prayer.
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We're grateful for you as well. A I b l e. Thank you. Likewise. Right. I'm grateful for everyone who keeps saying the best podcast.
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I think we need to do 1. Yeah. Yeah. We need to manage our, our big heads. We're not gonna be able to get through any doors otherwise. We're already very broad and handsome. And if our heads swell, just broad as our shoulders, there's gonna be issues. Could be a problem. Yeah. It could be a problem. There's there's a long way to go, to be fair. Hey hey, bro. Exceptional. Stay humbled.
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Stay humble, bro.
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Stay humble in Stack SaaS, bro.
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Tether.
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Stay humble.
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I'll go fry.
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A I b l e again.
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John,
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after our alphabet people Bitcoin quiz, I don't know how to transition
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to the Altair promo.
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Also, John,
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sings a freestyle of fly like an eagle rendition on the spot with bit chimney lyrics, laughing
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smiley face. No sponsor can ever claim
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to not get their Satsworth. You hear that, you lot? You can never claim it. You can never claim it. It that's legally binding now because AIBLE
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said Mhmm. We're we're gonna refer to that. We we have 2 that we have to renegotiate with. So Mhmm. I will be sending that to them right now. Send the boost. Listen, guys. Here it is. And it's true. Where else do you get that? Where else do you get a creature like John who does these weird things? Weird and wonderful.
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Oh, thanks.
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Weird. Weird.
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Weird.
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Nobody from nowhere. Hashing in the basement
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ain't much, but it's honest work. Great pot, lads. That's what I like to hear. Hashing in the basement. I just miss I miss all that talk, and I'm not gonna talk a bitch about bit ax again, but it's pivoted. Everybody doing all these cool things,
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you know, in the basement too. Oh, look at my desk. It's cute.
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Look at my pitch axe. This one's water cooled. That is cool, actually. I do quite like that little you know, it's in a fish tank. Miss I miss heating in the basement stuff. Okay? Yeah. I like it. I I miss it too. I miss it too. There's much more interesting shit. Gonna be old and grumpy, and ain't nothing you can do about it. I don't want to. Stay exactly how you are, mate. Thank you. Before we get into these next bits, I just need to boil the kettle because I,
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need a coffee.
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So give me a sec. What?
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All this Otis Bittmeyer talk about coffee,
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I get a re I get a re up. So I'm gonna do the same. Nice.
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Oh, that's enough. That is enough.
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Just to clear my throat. I'm being professional. I'm clearing my throat before we started. Disagree.
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Well, we can agree to disagree.
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That's such a cut thing to say. No. We'll agree that you'll fucking agree with me. Alright? No. I like coffee. I like that. Yeah. That's fantastic.
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I couldn't be happier. Good. I'm happy you're happy. Do you know what? Before we move on to
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Hey.
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The pies boost section of the show. I was at, Lake Satoshi,
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and, it's the last day.
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And it was Chet and Otis and I. We were enjoying some of
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Otis' coffee that he he'd actually done the whole Chemex preparation right there
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Oh, amazing. On sizing.
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And,
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that's something that you can experience too if you attend Lake Satoshi,
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August 2,
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2025.
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Hope to see you there. So he's packing everything up, and Chet and I go to him, hey. You know, how many bags do you have left? And he says, x bags. And we were like, we'll take them all. And they were sitting, talking, and wrapping. And I said, well, how long are these gonna keep? You know, well, they're better fresh, you know, but it's not like there's gonna be this terrible deterioration after a couple weeks. And I said, oh, okay. Because I don't intend on getting up every morning and grinding these beans fresh. And Chet's like, why? Why? That's you that's stupid. You could do that. You could get up in the morning. Just get up a couple of minutes early. And I said, Chet,
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listen. If you have any clue what this house is like from
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freaking,
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you know, 5 something in the morning to to 8 when the last kid gets on the school, it's a freaking madness.
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Getting up and grinding coffee beans. Yeah. You gotta have kids to appreciate this. Yeah. You do. You do. And then so Otis's wife is like, yeah. You know? We get you 100%.
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Chet was actually right.
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I do now get up a couple minutes early and get down before everybody,
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you know, rushes down and starts screaming and yelling. And I have to physically hold the grind button,
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you know, till it fills up to the mark that I've made there. Mhmm. And I really enjoy that, like, 45 seconds of just standing there and hitting that button. That's nice. So you actually now get up before you go to sleep.
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Mhmm. Did I did I miss misspeak?
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What do you what did I do here? What did I do? What did I do wrong? You're getting up even earlier, so you're getting up before you even go to sleep.
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Up even earlier. Don't worry.
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I'm not. I'm not worried whatsoever.
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Well, I'm happy for you. I'm I'm happy that you've got that as part of your routine.
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Sounds very nice.
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I kind of have it in the reverse
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because my Christmas present
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was I kept complain not complaining. Just having a bit of a wind. Just like, ah, you know, I gotta get
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earlier because I like to make my cafeteria, and then I have to sort of wait and sit for it to percolate for 15 minutes or so before I then put it into my flask. And then I drive to work and then go and set up my laptop and stuff and have it there.
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And so my missus got me this lovely
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Bodum, which is like a nice quality brand. Yeah. And it's like a,
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a flask
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that has the cafetiere
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built into it.
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What? Yeah.
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So, like, the top of the
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flask has a small picture of that. Mhmm. I will. I will send you one. And then it has the, like, push down bit that you'd have in the cafeteria
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in the top. But when you push it all the way down, it has a rubber seal, so it's fully sealed, and you can drink it as you normally would. So it shaved, like, 15 minutes off my day every day. I was like, that's genuinely
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one of the best presents I've ever received. It was brilliant. Yeah. So we are sort of we've got it in reverse. But maybe because I've saved that time, I could spend the time
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grinding the beans and waking everyone up at 5 AM Mhmm. And really fucking annoy the whole household because I have the extra time.
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Okay.
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Well, I've got minors running everywhere. So there's always some sort of in this house.
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Level as Sarah has stated before, the heartbeat of the home. So there's lots of heartbeats. It's no problem. Yes. Nobody nobody thinks twice about it. Every morning, I wake up,
386
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grind them beans, and I say, booyaka, booyaka.
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Turkey leg, turkey, clinking glass, mushroom,
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strong-arm,
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gun.
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US is number 1. UK equals shit. We're gonna say that a lot in this section of
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Hey.
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Eyes boost. I get it,
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00:32:50.770 --> 00:32:55.110
on the Bitcoin brief. Every single brief just to remind me of you. Oh, yeah.
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Mhmm. America
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equals grain.
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00:32:58.450 --> 00:33:01.990
Yeah. Share Yeah. Machine. I like how I like how he mentioned he mentions,
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00:33:02.370 --> 00:33:05.404
me on the boosts for your other stuff. He does. He does.
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00:33:06.025 --> 00:33:18.610
It's nice. He wants to hear 22 Brits whinging about. Yeah. He's like, oh, this show would be so much better if it had some American badass. It's got you 2 British cunts Yes. British fags,
399
00:33:18.990 --> 00:33:27.090
especially you, you fucking northern gay little cunt robot. That's what he never says. Mm-mm. He never says that. Says it. He never says it. It's not me it's not me saying it.
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00:33:27.549 --> 00:33:30.690
Okay, q, you gay little northern robot.
401
00:33:33.865 --> 00:33:38.764
It's Pies. Why do all of us spend so much time to be abused by you?
402
00:33:39.304 --> 00:33:40.764
I don't know. You got a questioner.
403
00:33:41.465 --> 00:33:43.644
Yeah. You do. Yeah. I don't know.
404
00:33:45.419 --> 00:33:48.460
Next buy says, I'm contemplating not using the England
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00:33:49.020 --> 00:33:52.559
here we go. Not using the England equals poop emoji anymore.
406
00:33:52.860 --> 00:33:55.039
It's all in fun. See?
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Okay. See? It's okay.
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But sometimes I must admit I feel bad. England has provided the world with one of my favorite pastimes,
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soccer hooliganism.
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Gun. Gun. Gun. Gun. Strong. Strong. Strong.
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00:34:09.535 --> 00:34:16.390
There you go. See? Something did something good did come out of there. Mhmm. He also says stop, drop, and boost mofos.
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Right?
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00:34:17.730 --> 00:34:18.550
Then he says,
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How do you feel now?
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Calm,
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relaxed,
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at peace.
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00:34:32.095 --> 00:34:33.875
Well, we're about to ruin that because
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Piesnext says, this is a preemptive
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Christmas, New Year's boost because I'm moving between now and then. So in case I'm too busy to boost, happy holidays. Well, thank you. I think we did have a nice happy holidays. These are all from the November action news. I didn't pull these from our 2024 wrap up show. He also says, when I was younger, I was in 2 high speed chases. I got away from the 2 without getting popped. Would never have nowadays with the tech these cunt pigs have.
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00:35:00.675 --> 00:35:01.575
But in all,
422
00:35:02.515 --> 00:35:06.430
caught to me anyways with the state prison bid for cocaine distribution.
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Strong-arm strong-arm.
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Gun, gun, gun. US is number 1, and the UK evil shit. Then he says, bloody owl, Max, you faggy cunt
425
00:35:17.335 --> 00:35:22.315
in a faggie British accent. Oh, maybe I should say it like Joe Nakamoto. Let me try it. Yeah. Try it.
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00:35:22.615 --> 00:35:25.355
Bloody hell cunt, Max, you faggie cunt.
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00:35:25.655 --> 00:35:32.040
They go say, Bitcoin and Tether. Bitcoin and Tether. Bloody hell, Max, you faggie cunt.
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00:35:32.520 --> 00:35:34.060
Bitcoin and Tether.
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00:35:34.840 --> 00:35:35.340
John,
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00:35:35.800 --> 00:35:37.740
salute, sir. Salute to you.
431
00:35:38.120 --> 00:35:40.540
US, number 1, strong-arm, gun,
432
00:35:41.320 --> 00:35:46.535
US, UK, equal shit, turkey and turkey. And fuck those compass cunts, Max.
433
00:35:46.915 --> 00:36:07.020
Yes. We agree there, mate. We have a lot in common. You know me and Pies? Yeah. Yeah. You do. I've been working on my pull ups. I've been, in a few police chases of my own. We got that in common. My pull ups are getting stronger. Good. And I think compass are faggy faggy cunts. There you go. You're in good good good company. Yeah. He closes it out by saying
434
00:36:07.880 --> 00:36:11.020
nope. I said that. When I first discovered podcasts,
435
00:36:11.484 --> 00:36:18.065
no agenda with Adam and John were my favorite. Then rabbit hole recap with Odell and Uncle Marty took the top spot.
436
00:36:18.445 --> 00:36:20.785
But over the last year or 2,
437
00:36:21.244 --> 00:36:22.145
used to's
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00:36:22.525 --> 00:36:28.900
have by far been my favorite, and I don't think anyone could compete with You's twos.
439
00:36:29.920 --> 00:36:34.740
US is number 1 in UK. Bullshit. We love the pies. Yeah. That's very good to hear.
440
00:36:35.040 --> 00:36:40.005
Amid all the the faggy cunt and British are gay and all that stuff, there's there's some real
441
00:36:40.404 --> 00:36:50.025
sweetness and love that shines through. There. Yeah. There is. Yeah. Hey. To our 2 sponsors that are supposed to re up this month. There's another one. Catalog it. The best.
442
00:36:50.565 --> 00:36:53.330
Used to really love the Podfather,
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the person who actually invented podcasting and all that stuff, blah blah blah. But now used to
444
00:37:00.670 --> 00:37:06.610
are the best in the world. And so just take note of that. It's good you've been working on your dirty jersey.
445
00:37:07.045 --> 00:37:17.065
Used to Oh, do you know what I saw the other day? It might just be because I'm on this carnival diet and I'm wasting away. But I saw you know, he was talking a while ago about these, like,
446
00:37:17.365 --> 00:37:17.865
Italian
447
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sandwiches in New York.
448
00:37:20.460 --> 00:37:29.520
Sure. Why we were talking about it. Oh my god. I might have to actually send you the the thing. Actually, if if I remember correctly, we were talking about a Jewish sandwich.
449
00:37:30.300 --> 00:37:40.175
A Jewish sandwich? We were at the at that time. Yeah. The Katz's Deli. I continue on. Well, it's a lesser sandwich. This seed signer was sharing it, and
450
00:37:40.475 --> 00:37:49.430
I'm not joking when I say I watched it, like, 20 times in a row of these sandwiches being made and this person eating them. They look so fucking impressive.
451
00:37:49.890 --> 00:37:58.150
Like I say, it might be because I'm not having any carbs, and I'm, like, thinking, oh my god. I would literally love to have a sandwich there. I'm like, I would almost go to New York just for these sandwiches,
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not eat from when I leave to when I get to New York, and then just order them and just gorge myself on them. Probably vomit afterwards because they're absolutely enormous, but they looked
453
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unbelievable.
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Fresh homemade mozzarella,
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all the Italian meats, fresh made dough, like, all this. It just
456
00:38:15.845 --> 00:38:18.825
I shall send it to you. You will, you will be impressed.
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00:38:19.190 --> 00:38:22.730
Did they use a Gabo Go? I don't know what that means. Come
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on.
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What's that mean?
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00:38:28.070 --> 00:38:34.414
I'm looking for it now while you, you're looking for Gabo Go. Here we go. I'm actually gonna send it to you now.
461
00:38:34.954 --> 00:38:46.654
Copy links. Send it to John. You'll be like, oh my you'll probably be like, oh, yeah. They did them down the road here. It's nothing major. You just don't Yeah. I'm looking for American Mirios. Some You know, I am from Pittsburgh's Little Italy.
462
00:38:47.060 --> 00:38:52.440
Look at this. Are you seeing an on screen? Mhmm. I'm oh, yeah. Yeah. Come on. No. No.
463
00:38:52.820 --> 00:38:54.440
Get the fuck out of here.
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00:38:54.740 --> 00:38:55.560
Look at it.
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Okay.
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Okay.
467
00:38:58.500 --> 00:39:00.119
It's the balsamic drizzle.
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00:39:00.425 --> 00:39:02.765
The fuck out of here. It is a gabagol.
469
00:39:03.145 --> 00:39:05.165
It is a gabagol. Proper mozzarella.
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00:39:06.185 --> 00:39:06.685
Creamy.
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00:39:07.224 --> 00:39:09.325
Oh, look at it. Oh my.
472
00:39:09.705 --> 00:39:29.340
What have you done? Yeah. I'm gonna throw us off. But, I mean, that is sensational. When when people say, like, the UK equals shit and America is number 1. Yeah. Like, there's a lot of the time I laugh that often. I'm like, your country is just as shit as ours except that you're allowed guns. That's you only do, like, one good thing. But I see things like that, and I go, okay. There's something to this.
473
00:39:29.755 --> 00:39:31.375
There's something to this. That is
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00:39:31.675 --> 00:39:33.295
mighty impressive. Yeah.
475
00:39:33.595 --> 00:40:04.065
You should you should just the link in the show notes. Come over here. Come on. Yeah. We spoke about it yesterday, actually. Did you really? Genuinely because we're like The USA was once some tropical island like you always talk about. Well, the you know, we're talking about tropical islands, and I was looking Of course. My missus actually said, have you ever thought about America? And I was like, genuinely, like, it's on the list, but I'm not sure because there are some pretty shitty exit taxes and bullshit and blah blah blah. But I was like, yeah. I mean, there would be something to say for that. Like, it's it's got a bit of everything.
476
00:40:04.445 --> 00:40:16.630
I've got some good friends out there and, like, I don't know. It could be a place. Maybe. We'll see. One thing's for sure, the UK is not. The UK is not. Like, anybody who says, I'm
477
00:40:17.010 --> 00:40:18.069
leaving my country
478
00:40:18.770 --> 00:40:19.829
for the UK,
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even, like, immigrants coming in on a boat from, like, war torn countries, like, they've gotta get their head checked. Because you gotta think, no. No. No. No. You You don't wanna go there. Like, this is a proper shithole.
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Properly shit.
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00:40:33.725 --> 00:40:41.025
Come on. Come to us. I'll think about it. I'll just finish it off with this. I was like, if we were in America
482
00:40:41.470 --> 00:40:53.890
and if I was south enough, I could quite easily visit the sort of parts of the world that I'd like to. You know? I could get to the Caribbean. I could get to these, like Yeah. Nice little places without too much trouble.
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00:40:54.825 --> 00:40:55.325
So,
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00:40:55.945 --> 00:40:56.825
yeah, it is,
485
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it is a consideration.
486
00:40:58.825 --> 00:40:59.325
Okay.
487
00:40:59.705 --> 00:41:02.445
We'll talk more. Okay. Let's do more boosts.
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00:41:02.984 --> 00:41:03.805
Mister mister,
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00:41:04.345 --> 00:41:05.244
still listening.
490
00:41:05.625 --> 00:41:14.200
Now fountain failed for me. Pleb was here. I can't believe that. I've never heard somebody say that fountain failed for them.
491
00:41:15.220 --> 00:41:17.460
I'm sorry to hear that, mister mister, but,
492
00:41:18.020 --> 00:41:19.400
you are you are not
493
00:41:19.700 --> 00:41:28.005
not the first, and you may not be the last. No. But it is integrated with Nostra. So you gotta think about that because that is the future of the world.
494
00:41:28.305 --> 00:41:31.045
And if you're not nostring, you're falling behind.
495
00:41:31.345 --> 00:41:33.765
Right. If you're not nostring, you're masturbating.
496
00:41:35.190 --> 00:41:38.569
You may have never thought about it that way. No. I have not actually.
497
00:41:39.270 --> 00:41:39.770
K.
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00:41:40.230 --> 00:41:41.130
Orange man.
499
00:41:41.510 --> 00:41:54.385
Sun with the the emoji of a sun, and then he's written in brackets sun. And then No. No. No. Those are always me. Those are always me because sometimes I can't think about what these these things are. I don't understand why you can't.
500
00:41:55.005 --> 00:42:01.185
I'm tell it's it's like a word in on this computer. Like, you get the good emojis on on the Mac.
501
00:42:01.485 --> 00:42:14.470
But for for this part, I use I use a PC, and then my Mac the Mac is for something else because the PC's got a bigger screen. God. That's fucking Alright. I don't know. I guess I'm a life story, man. Macs don't It's fine. It's fine. This.
502
00:42:14.930 --> 00:42:18.710
Okay. That's fine. I'll try and remember that. Sun Peanuts.
503
00:42:19.205 --> 00:42:22.025
Mhmm. Sun your nuts, maybe it is. Sun your balls.
504
00:42:22.565 --> 00:42:35.119
Sun your balls. It's definitely sunning your balls. And I know a wonderful place where you can sun your balls. Not the UK. It's fucking Nope. Frozen and no sun here. No. I got the perfect place
505
00:42:36.059 --> 00:42:39.359
and time for you to sun your balls, and that would be
506
00:42:39.660 --> 00:42:40.960
in Langsburg, Michigan,
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00:42:41.819 --> 00:42:43.039
August 2nd
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00:42:43.579 --> 00:42:44.079
2025.
509
00:42:47.815 --> 00:42:50.075
Well, I'd like to tell you, Max,
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00:42:51.255 --> 00:42:54.155
your balls could be against the
511
00:42:55.495 --> 00:42:56.555
wind. Wind
512
00:42:57.095 --> 00:42:59.115
trickling off of Lake Satoshi.
513
00:43:00.135 --> 00:43:00.955
Sun shining.
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00:43:01.335 --> 00:43:02.280
Plebs laughing
515
00:43:03.480 --> 00:43:07.420
in the background. Maybe having a sip of delicious coffee or some cider
516
00:43:08.040 --> 00:43:09.820
made by our friend, Rev Hoddle.
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00:43:10.200 --> 00:43:11.260
Enjoying the sunshine.
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00:43:12.040 --> 00:43:13.740
Good friends, good people,
519
00:43:14.040 --> 00:43:14.780
good music,
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00:43:15.640 --> 00:43:16.140
family,
521
00:43:16.600 --> 00:43:17.660
fun, adventure,
522
00:43:18.120 --> 00:43:18.994
and of course,
523
00:43:19.694 --> 00:43:20.434
ball sunning.
524
00:43:21.134 --> 00:43:22.275
It does sound wonderful.
525
00:43:24.015 --> 00:43:28.275
I'm not sure I'm at the, ball sunning stage of life yet.
526
00:43:28.575 --> 00:43:35.640
I feel like that's more of like a prop. A prop. You've really got into middle age. You really don't give a fuck, and you're just from your garden.
527
00:43:36.020 --> 00:43:46.599
Neighbours are overlooking. That's where Ben Gunn is. He was trying to sell me, a couple of days ago, sell me on the benefits of shirt cocking. He was like, hey. Yeah. Yeah. Trust me. You gotta do some shirt cocking. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I was like,
528
00:43:47.005 --> 00:43:50.225
fuck. I'm not at that stage in your life. Can you please explain
529
00:43:50.605 --> 00:43:55.025
you know, we've already interrupted the Lake Satoshi ad read. Please explain shirt
530
00:43:55.725 --> 00:43:56.305
shirt cocking?
531
00:43:56.685 --> 00:44:06.609
I'll get him to actually send me a voice note on it because it's it's just it blows your mind. But the basics are Ben likes to, when he goes to a new place,
532
00:44:07.550 --> 00:44:08.609
swagger around,
533
00:44:09.710 --> 00:44:10.609
not naked,
534
00:44:11.630 --> 00:44:13.329
but just pop on a shirt.
535
00:44:13.869 --> 00:44:15.495
So he'll have his t shirt
536
00:44:15.975 --> 00:44:17.435
and then completely
537
00:44:18.055 --> 00:44:19.115
butt ass naked
538
00:44:19.495 --> 00:44:20.555
from there downwards.
539
00:44:21.255 --> 00:44:23.355
And it's just like to assert his dominance
540
00:44:23.735 --> 00:44:24.715
at any situation,
541
00:44:25.495 --> 00:44:28.955
and he just does his shirt cocking. So he'll get a new yard
542
00:44:29.255 --> 00:44:48.145
or a property or move into a new place or just down the pub. He's like, you know, I'm new here. I'm gonna be doing some shirt cocking. People have got to know that I run shit, and that's just how he does it. When you're shirt cocking, there's only 2 things happening here. You're wearing a shirt and your cock's out. But you've got to make the conscious decision to
543
00:44:48.445 --> 00:44:57.185
rather than put on your trousers first, your underwear first like a normal human being Yeah. Okay. You put your you go, no.
544
00:44:57.485 --> 00:44:58.785
That's not for me.
545
00:44:59.085 --> 00:45:02.060
I'm gonna pop on a little shirt and I'm gonna go shirt cocking.
546
00:45:02.360 --> 00:45:07.720
It's a degree of confidence. The most intentional thing you've ever done in your life. Yes. Yeah. So,
547
00:45:08.440 --> 00:45:17.745
I'm not one for shirt cocking yet and I'm not one for, cinema balls yet. But we'll get there. We'll get there. Okay. Well, whether it's shirt cocking or sunning your balls,
548
00:45:18.205 --> 00:45:21.665
they're all encouraged, but not really, at Lake Satoshi,
549
00:45:21.965 --> 00:45:22.945
August 2,
550
00:45:23.405 --> 00:45:23.905
2025.
551
00:45:24.525 --> 00:45:32.360
I hope to see you there. I hope to to give you a great big hug. I'm not even gonna shake your hand. I'm gonna do that do that thing that Trump does. You know what I mean?
552
00:45:32.740 --> 00:45:37.000
You think you're just doing a normal handshake, but he pulls you in. Oh, yeah. I like that. Assertive
553
00:45:37.460 --> 00:45:40.520
come come here. But then I'm gonna take it one step further.
554
00:45:41.220 --> 00:45:43.835
We're gonna lock in a good hug. I look forward to
555
00:45:44.215 --> 00:45:48.315
that very much. Buddy. Move to the good old US EVA.
556
00:45:48.695 --> 00:45:50.955
You too can attend the Lake Satoshi
557
00:45:51.335 --> 00:45:51.835
Bitcoin
558
00:45:52.135 --> 00:45:53.035
Beach Retreat
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00:45:53.589 --> 00:45:56.010
the weekend of August 2, 2025.
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00:45:56.869 --> 00:45:58.809
This is our 3rd event
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00:45:59.109 --> 00:45:59.510
that,
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00:46:00.390 --> 00:46:02.569
Ungovertible Misfits will be attending
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00:46:02.950 --> 00:46:03.609
en masse.
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00:46:03.910 --> 00:46:05.690
Our numbers increase every
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00:46:06.095 --> 00:46:09.234
year. This 3rd year will be the the largest representative
566
00:46:09.535 --> 00:46:16.255
of the, Ungovernable Misfits homies in their their periphery. You wanna come, meet one of us and and hang out and,
567
00:46:16.895 --> 00:46:24.490
have a delicious Otis coffee? I I brought, fresh eggs from my chickens last year, and I cooked them all up there for the for the plebs.
568
00:46:24.870 --> 00:46:26.410
I got lots of compliments
569
00:46:26.950 --> 00:46:27.770
on the eggs,
570
00:46:28.150 --> 00:46:31.130
especially from our really weird friend, Josh.
571
00:46:31.750 --> 00:46:46.125
He's just very happy about the eggs. Was he? He was happy about the eggs. Just really pleased about them. About these eggs. Yeah. He was as pleased as he is weird. We love you, Josh. Mhmm. You weird word cunt. Yeah. And then then perhaps I think,
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00:46:46.665 --> 00:46:56.810
oh, you know what they did last year, which I the kids are, you know, number what's the the youngest one? Number 3 was give me a lot of trouble, but they they took a whole
573
00:46:57.350 --> 00:46:58.810
bunches of filets
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00:46:59.510 --> 00:47:01.610
back strap and cooked them all up.
575
00:47:01.910 --> 00:47:04.490
Oh, man. I really missed out on that. Lots of free food.
576
00:47:04.815 --> 00:47:12.515
This is absolutely wonderful event. What are you gonna do this summer? You wanna come out and you wanna meet plebs. You wanna hang out. You wanna be a part of the community.
577
00:47:12.895 --> 00:47:13.954
Oh, that'll be $400,
578
00:47:14.815 --> 00:47:15.315
please.
579
00:47:16.015 --> 00:47:16.515
Yeah.
580
00:47:16.860 --> 00:47:19.840
Oh, and and by the way, we, Tether is our sponsor.
581
00:47:20.940 --> 00:47:22.240
But we hate shitcoins.
582
00:47:22.860 --> 00:47:27.280
We're we're shit shitcoiner is bad. Oh, Tether sponsored us. Great. Community.
583
00:47:28.300 --> 00:47:36.805
Fucking bullshit. Listen. If you're a miserable fucking pleb, come on over to Lake Satoshi. Put a smile on that face. Yeah. Don't be going to these stupid, wanky,
584
00:47:37.505 --> 00:47:38.005
pay
585
00:47:38.385 --> 00:47:39.684
$500 to get in,
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00:47:39.984 --> 00:47:46.279
listen to some fucking retard on stage, the same sort of wanky bullshit circle jerk panel.
587
00:47:46.740 --> 00:47:49.960
Go and meet some real people who are building real things,
588
00:47:50.420 --> 00:47:54.839
who are actually participating in the circular economy, not the circle jerk economy,
589
00:47:55.380 --> 00:47:56.440
and you'll love it.
590
00:47:56.915 --> 00:48:01.415
Write that down. Write that down, Jordan. Put that in there. Circle jerk economy.
591
00:48:01.955 --> 00:48:02.455
Mhmm.
592
00:48:02.835 --> 00:48:14.290
Mhmm. Hey. You know when when, we'll talk about this on the PMM show, but the the mesh economy thing, I'm gonna work hard on that this year. It's it's really gonna happen, but maybe that could be one of our our taglines.
593
00:48:14.829 --> 00:48:15.329
Participate
594
00:48:15.630 --> 00:48:18.690
in the circular economy, not the circle jerk economy.
595
00:48:19.069 --> 00:48:19.970
I like it.
596
00:48:23.845 --> 00:48:24.345
No
597
00:48:24.725 --> 00:48:26.185
segue at all.
598
00:48:26.565 --> 00:48:27.225
No. Shoot.
599
00:48:29.365 --> 00:48:32.025
I was reading something that took my attention away.
600
00:48:33.685 --> 00:48:35.205
Someone has written in the,
601
00:48:36.005 --> 00:48:38.185
XMR chat, which I was just checking.
602
00:48:38.740 --> 00:48:40.180
Tether Joe sent,
603
00:48:41.300 --> 00:48:41.800
0.0259
604
00:48:43.460 --> 00:48:47.080
XMR, and he said, I have girl's hair
605
00:48:47.380 --> 00:48:49.320
and dress in women's underwear.
606
00:48:50.595 --> 00:48:55.415
You're fucking kidding me. Tether. No. I'm not kidding you. I just flicked across the tab.
607
00:48:55.795 --> 00:48:56.615
That's awesome.
608
00:48:57.155 --> 00:48:57.975
Good timing.
609
00:48:58.355 --> 00:48:59.415
Tether Joe.
610
00:49:01.715 --> 00:49:06.549
Well, thank you, Tether Joe. I wasn't supposed to read that on this episode. That's for me me and,
611
00:49:06.950 --> 00:49:08.730
here we are. Here in Lugano,
612
00:49:09.190 --> 00:49:10.490
we put the r
613
00:49:10.870 --> 00:49:11.530
in tether.
614
00:49:18.125 --> 00:49:19.505
That that motherfucker
615
00:49:19.885 --> 00:49:23.185
fucked with the wrong two retards. That's for sure. Yeah. Yeah.
616
00:49:24.045 --> 00:49:25.265
Yeah. He certainly did.
617
00:49:25.885 --> 00:49:28.065
If anybody doesn't know, this is
618
00:49:28.525 --> 00:49:29.105
in regard
619
00:49:29.880 --> 00:49:31.099
to Joe Nakamoto
620
00:49:31.960 --> 00:49:41.020
casting dispersions upon ungovernable misfits for their new shit coin show. And, of course, you know, Seth has something reasonable and rational to say and intelligent.
621
00:49:41.495 --> 00:49:43.675
And then Max and I just jump in,
622
00:49:44.055 --> 00:49:47.115
just start slinging shit like monkeys from a tree.
623
00:49:50.935 --> 00:49:59.570
It's all we know how to do. Mhmm. It didn't appreciate it. He still interact with me, though. He likes to be on top of it. Provoke for for promoting my Tether content.
624
00:50:00.870 --> 00:50:01.370
Oh,
625
00:50:02.670 --> 00:50:04.369
sorry. Cock in my mouth.
626
00:50:04.750 --> 00:50:09.170
You can't have shit coins and then say, oh, because they're useful. That's just not acceptable.
627
00:50:09.535 --> 00:50:12.595
But but Tether actually is. You know, it's useful,
628
00:50:12.975 --> 00:50:16.035
and especially if you're sponsored by them and actually on their payroll of Tether.
629
00:50:16.815 --> 00:50:17.955
That helps. Anyway,
630
00:50:18.895 --> 00:50:23.875
enough of that. Let's get back to Grifters gonna grift. Grifters gonna grift.
631
00:50:24.290 --> 00:50:27.510
If you want less of that wanky fucking nonsense,
632
00:50:28.210 --> 00:50:29.750
Tether sponsored bullshit,
633
00:50:30.130 --> 00:50:31.830
and you'd like to meet real
634
00:50:32.210 --> 00:50:37.910
people who really build and really care about this stuff and don't KYC their listeners
635
00:50:38.454 --> 00:50:48.875
and don't encourage them into this sort of wanky behavior that's gonna fuck them and their families up in the future just for a few extra tethers in their back pocket or real back pocket, go to Lake Satoshi.
636
00:50:49.415 --> 00:50:54.440
Much, much better and cheaper. Indeed. And on government websites, we like real things.
637
00:50:54.820 --> 00:50:56.280
That's why we like our statistics
638
00:50:56.580 --> 00:50:59.560
section. It's real, real numbers.
639
00:51:00.020 --> 00:51:01.640
Tell them all about it, Mos Def.
640
00:51:14.145 --> 00:51:14.885
Statistics. Statistics.
641
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And we'll tell you the basics by hashing with basics
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Bitcoin Mining Statistics.
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Statistics.
644
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Statistics.
645
00:51:34.690 --> 00:51:39.255
I'm a tell you the basics for hashing with ASICs, Bitcoin Mining Statistics.
646
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Statistics.
647
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Statistics
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brought to you by
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the Lincoin
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Mining
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Platform
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or
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load.
654
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Load up your Lincoin Mining Platform,
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mine Bitcoin,
656
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perform other functions like device management,
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reboot, adjust power, monitor temperatures, site
658
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map, PDU management, PLC management,
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rails automation,
660
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batch troubleshoot,
661
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inventory management, profit and loss reports, not to mention the functions that load itself performs real time energy pricing,
662
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demand response, energy cost management. Schedule a consultation today.
663
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Contact them at Lincoin Mining
664
00:52:30.490 --> 00:52:33.470
on Twitter or hit up nima amir
665
00:52:35.435 --> 00:52:35.935
atnimzil
666
00:52:39.195 --> 00:52:45.935
on the tweeters. Even if you don't wanna hit them up, just follow the guy anyways so you know what's going on with the Lin coins and the loads
667
00:52:46.315 --> 00:52:47.775
and the nima amirs
668
00:52:48.210 --> 00:52:49.109
and the
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Medinaseris. Medi is m e d I n a s e r I. Follow them, and you'll learn more about their ASIC energy
670
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and energy plus energy trading packages
671
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bundle and save
672
00:53:01.890 --> 00:53:02.390
today.
673
00:53:03.414 --> 00:53:06.634
Max, can I say something about my friends at the link coin load?
674
00:53:06.934 --> 00:53:07.994
And they're my friends.
675
00:53:08.375 --> 00:53:13.434
We've become friends over the years. We've talked about this on the link coin ad reads before.
676
00:53:13.894 --> 00:53:16.795
Everything about Ungovitable Misfits is relationships.
677
00:53:17.200 --> 00:53:20.180
We do an exceptional job of building high quality
678
00:53:20.560 --> 00:53:21.060
relationships.
679
00:53:21.600 --> 00:53:22.980
We do. Personal relationships.
680
00:53:23.280 --> 00:53:28.340
And we've done that with our sponsors. Otherwise, we wouldn't have them. And knowing these guys personally,
681
00:53:28.640 --> 00:53:33.305
I know the work that they put into Link coin and load. It is nonstop.
682
00:53:34.484 --> 00:53:37.625
We've talked about this before, you know, chatting with Mehdi
683
00:53:38.085 --> 00:53:40.345
at night, and then you get nothing.
684
00:53:40.645 --> 00:53:51.130
Why? Because the guy literally fell asleep at his fucking keyboard. That's the kind of effort that he puts in to Link Coin. And so do you see the Link Coin
685
00:53:51.510 --> 00:53:52.410
Twitter account
686
00:53:52.869 --> 00:53:54.089
yapping constantly,
687
00:53:54.550 --> 00:53:55.450
virtue signaling
688
00:53:55.750 --> 00:53:58.410
constantly about what they do? No.
689
00:53:58.790 --> 00:54:01.965
You don't. They probably need some marketing help.
690
00:54:02.425 --> 00:54:03.805
We're doing our best here.
691
00:54:04.425 --> 00:54:06.685
But just know that these guys are constantly
692
00:54:07.225 --> 00:54:08.765
working and innovating
693
00:54:09.225 --> 00:54:09.965
and building.
694
00:54:10.825 --> 00:54:15.245
So busy working, innovating, and building that they don't have time to talk about themselves.
695
00:54:15.740 --> 00:54:17.280
So if you use Linkcoin,
696
00:54:17.740 --> 00:54:22.640
if you've been a long time miner of Linkcoin and you appreciate all the products and services and tools,
697
00:54:23.180 --> 00:54:31.040
much of it you get for free if you're a pleb. Mehdi has always done his best to take care of the plebs while trying to build that business.
698
00:54:31.505 --> 00:54:44.980
Let other people know about it. So if you're a Linkcoin user, if you don't mind, right now, you can stop the show. Just get out there on the socials, Twitter, LinkedIn. Yes. That's a good place for mining stuff. I know it's cucks. Mining cucks.
699
00:54:45.280 --> 00:54:48.420
Yeah. But just get out there and share your experiences
700
00:54:49.200 --> 00:54:52.420
in dealing with Link coin. If you're a big time energy consumer
701
00:54:52.800 --> 00:54:59.995
and you lose a lot use a lot of the load tools, get out there and let everybody know how you like loads products and services. Thank you.
702
00:55:00.375 --> 00:55:03.355
Good ad read, mate. Thanks, buddy. You're the best.
703
00:55:03.975 --> 00:55:05.995
Appreciate that. Up next on Ongovinos,
704
00:55:06.295 --> 00:55:10.715
it's action news. Global hash rate. Global hash rate on a 30 day moving average
705
00:55:12.200 --> 00:55:12.700
is
706
00:55:13.160 --> 00:55:17.420
787 x a hash on our last show, which was sometime in November. It was 744.
707
00:55:18.119 --> 00:55:21.500
The 7 day moving average is pretty similar to what it was before.
708
00:55:22.039 --> 00:55:22.539
764.
709
00:55:23.000 --> 00:55:26.059
The one day highs in the past month, and I know people were reporting
710
00:55:27.464 --> 00:55:41.500
somebody nipping zeta hash. The one the one day stuff, the one hour stuff, this instantaneous hash rate shit. I don't know. I think it's calculated in a weird way. We'll have to have somebody much smarter than me on to explain it. But it got as high as 911
711
00:55:42.600 --> 00:55:45.340
exahash on January 1st and as low as 685
712
00:55:45.800 --> 00:55:47.100
on January 7th.
713
00:55:48.040 --> 00:55:49.900
So not enough for us to say
714
00:55:50.200 --> 00:55:52.744
Zeta. No. I can't wait for that day.
715
00:55:53.125 --> 00:55:57.545
I can't wait either, Max, because, you know, you get to go out there and flex your your knowledge.
716
00:55:58.005 --> 00:56:00.744
Mhmm. A bittersweet, though, isn't it? Because
717
00:56:01.125 --> 00:56:02.425
even though you can say
718
00:56:02.885 --> 00:56:06.005
Zeta, you're actually mining less Sats. So
719
00:56:06.500 --> 00:56:15.160
Oh, yeah. It's a bit of sweet. I'm not looking forward to it whatsoever. There's a part of at least you get that though. It's like, yeah. Okay. I'm making this money again.
720
00:56:15.619 --> 00:56:22.885
It seems to be a theme. But at least I can say Zeta. Well, those pushing us to Zeta are the large mining pools
721
00:56:23.185 --> 00:56:24.965
starting off with Foundry's 277
722
00:56:25.745 --> 00:56:26.245
exahash.
723
00:56:27.025 --> 00:56:28.485
Antpool is 150,
724
00:56:28.945 --> 00:56:32.885
but if you add its proxies and I checked this last night on stratum.work
725
00:56:33.960 --> 00:56:50.494
stratum. Work. If you, load up stratum. Work and then hit the pause button. A feature that I suggested. Thank you very much. I suggested it and Borst, the creator of stratum. Work, said: oh okay. And then it was there like an hour later. The pause button. Great feature on there.
726
00:56:50.795 --> 00:56:56.575
Use the pause button. Yeah. That's what I do. Quietly though. Even though I just told everybody about it. Yeah.
727
00:56:56.955 --> 00:57:04.680
Hit that pause button. Check out Ampull. Scroll over and find out where the colors match. Those are all of the transactions
728
00:57:04.980 --> 00:57:22.495
that were used to create the the Merkle tree and then break it down to the Merkle root. So if all those colors match up with amp pool, guess what? They're mining with amp pool. They are proxies. Mhmm. I only saw 4 that was of last night. Of course, when we report our Antpool family, we have all kinds of different
729
00:57:22.875 --> 00:57:26.735
pools that we call out. Binance pool, SEC, Luxor, Brains, ECMD,
730
00:57:27.115 --> 00:57:27.615
Ultimus.
731
00:57:28.220 --> 00:57:29.839
Pool, poolin, btc.com,
732
00:57:30.380 --> 00:57:31.200
and Whitepool.
733
00:57:31.660 --> 00:57:39.599
Mhmm. But this time, it was only Binance, raw pool, clover pool that was a nude one new one. A nude one? Nude one.
734
00:57:39.980 --> 00:57:41.625
You got hash slots on the brain.
735
00:57:42.025 --> 00:57:45.485
I sure as fuck do. Dude does Finance is 54
736
00:57:45.865 --> 00:57:46.685
x a hash.
737
00:57:47.145 --> 00:57:49.885
Raw pool is 8. Clover pool is 9.
738
00:57:50.265 --> 00:57:53.885
White bit is 7. So even if you think you're,
739
00:57:54.425 --> 00:58:08.420
mining with a smaller pool and you've chosen one of these weird cucked pools, you're not. You're not mining with a smaller pool. You could be mining with, Linkcoin Mining, who is a proxy pool, but they mine with another small primary pool.
740
00:58:08.785 --> 00:58:13.685
They do not mine with Antpool. They should consider it. It's cool. It's what all the cool kids are doing.
741
00:58:14.225 --> 00:58:20.565
Oh, never thought. Well, if you add up Antpool and all of its proxies, which do not include Lincoin mining,
742
00:58:21.200 --> 00:58:22.740
Antpool and its proxies are
743
00:58:23.200 --> 00:58:23.700
229
744
00:58:24.000 --> 00:58:25.779
exahash. So Foundry 277
745
00:58:26.400 --> 00:58:27.299
and 25%.
746
00:58:27.920 --> 00:58:35.215
29. So it's a lot. We are math whiz. Yeah. How'd you get so smart? I was born that way, baby. Mhmm. I think,
747
00:58:36.015 --> 00:58:39.075
Linkcoin should consider it. Because what I don't like all this decentralization
748
00:58:39.535 --> 00:58:44.835
stuff. It's it's not very it's not very efficient. You know what I mean? One place, one pool,
749
00:58:45.200 --> 00:58:46.980
get it done. Boy, is that efficiency?
750
00:58:47.680 --> 00:58:50.900
Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I like it. You're smart. That's a unique opinion.
751
00:58:51.440 --> 00:58:53.780
Not a lot of people are saying that. So
752
00:58:54.080 --> 00:58:58.980
glad to see you're the voice of reason. Via BTC, a 120 exahash, f 288.
753
00:58:59.815 --> 00:59:02.395
Marathon holding steady at 53. Marathon's,
754
00:59:03.255 --> 00:59:11.115
hash rate, which they don't report, like, on the, they just report on their website. So I have to go specifically to Marathon to find that. Oh, I didn't write this down.
755
00:59:12.240 --> 00:59:13.940
Do you know what you could say about Marathon?
756
00:59:14.800 --> 00:59:18.980
Things have been tough in the past, but they're in it for the long run. Oh, yeah. Yeah. Oh.
757
00:59:20.560 --> 00:59:25.220
They're 53. They were 40. And then before that, they were, like, 30 something.
758
00:59:25.585 --> 00:59:29.525
So marathon has really fucking grown over the past couple months. Ayayay.
759
00:59:30.145 --> 00:59:31.445
Well done. Whatever.
760
00:59:31.825 --> 00:59:47.980
That spider pool has really has really come up lately. I don't know who they are, that spider pool, but they're 25 when I first started, because they're primary pool. When I first started talking about them, they were, like, 8. Well, they're climbing out the water spout, aren't they? Into anti spiders. Nailing it. SBI crypto is,
761
00:59:48.619 --> 00:59:49.520
up to 9.47
762
00:59:50.220 --> 00:59:50.720
exahash.
763
00:59:51.020 --> 00:59:51.520
Oisteon,
764
00:59:52.045 --> 00:59:52.545
3.8
765
00:59:52.845 --> 00:59:55.825
exahash. And our friends at Lincoin Mining,
766
00:59:56.125 --> 00:59:58.865
who I have been mining with for many years now, 2.34
767
00:59:59.485 --> 00:59:59.985
exahash.
768
01:00:00.365 --> 01:00:02.945
With a hash rate, interestingly enough, of 2.34
769
01:00:03.245 --> 01:00:07.185
exahash. Operating with machines about 25 joules per terahash.
770
01:00:07.650 --> 01:00:22.150
Did my research using Nico Smith's Bitcoin mining block post. He went on there and had a very long eighty something page report last year. But he says right now on the network, the average efficiency is in the mid to high twenties. So I chose 25 joules per terahash,
771
01:00:22.455 --> 01:00:23.675
which consists of approximately
772
01:00:24.055 --> 01:00:25.355
20,000 to 22,000
773
01:00:25.895 --> 01:00:29.035
Bitcoin mining servers under body McBotface's careful management.
774
01:00:29.335 --> 01:00:31.675
Well, that body is something, isn't he? He's incredible.
775
01:00:32.055 --> 01:00:32.875
I love him.
776
01:00:33.255 --> 01:00:34.715
I love you too, John.
777
01:00:35.020 --> 01:00:42.320
What a guy. Hash value and hash price. Hash value. Guess if you've got a pet of hash worth of machines running for an entire day,
778
01:00:42.700 --> 01:00:44.800
how many sats are you gonna get? Not many.
779
01:00:45.100 --> 01:00:45.600
Nope.
780
01:00:45.900 --> 01:00:46.400
57,415.
781
01:00:48.465 --> 01:00:52.005
So what would you rather do? Record this show and receive
782
01:00:52.785 --> 01:00:56.165
a trade offer. Record this show and receive 230,000
783
01:00:56.865 --> 01:00:57.925
sats or
784
01:00:58.225 --> 01:01:00.245
mine with a petahash worth of machines
785
01:01:00.625 --> 01:01:01.605
and receive a petahash.
786
01:01:02.625 --> 01:01:03.685
Mine with a petahash.
787
01:01:04.065 --> 01:01:12.780
Yeah. The show isn't isn't as easy as people think. No. There's a lot of pain that goes into this. Mhmm. And it's not just recording with you. Yo, man.
788
01:01:13.640 --> 01:01:19.180
Just knocking them out. Yeah. Yeah. Well, that's really gonna decrease forever. So enjoy your 57,000
789
01:01:19.480 --> 01:01:21.875
sets while you got it. Hash price
790
01:01:22.255 --> 01:01:23.635
almost hit 65.
791
01:01:24.335 --> 01:01:26.515
The lows this month are around 54.
792
01:01:26.895 --> 01:01:29.555
I think we're below 54 today, actually.
793
01:01:30.335 --> 01:01:34.755
And why is that? Because transaction fees as a percentage of block reward are abysmal.
794
01:01:35.559 --> 01:01:36.299
Not even shitty anymore.
795
01:01:37.000 --> 01:01:43.740
Oh, you're doing coin control and opening lightning channels? You know what? What you're you're so cheap. You know, one thing the fuck out of here. Sucks.
796
01:01:45.240 --> 01:01:50.619
Sucks for you. Yeah. All you DCA'ers are happy because you finally get to do some coin control,
797
01:01:51.055 --> 01:01:51.555
UTXO
798
01:01:52.015 --> 01:01:52.515
management.
799
01:01:52.895 --> 01:02:04.035
They're not doing UTXO management. Why? Q told them to. Tells them all the time. No. Q tells them not to DCA. He does. Be a little fucking retard. But he does say UTXO
800
01:02:04.710 --> 01:02:06.950
management. Oh, yeah. He does. But he,
801
01:02:07.510 --> 01:02:09.609
he says go and get your stats in OKYC.
802
01:02:09.990 --> 01:02:16.410
Don't give away all your details so that you can DCA every minute. It's not fucking necessary. You DCA?
803
01:02:16.785 --> 01:02:18.085
More like DC gay.
804
01:02:18.704 --> 01:02:19.204
Woah.
805
01:02:20.065 --> 01:02:22.964
Trying my hand at it. Yeah. I'm gonna use that. Thanks.
806
01:02:23.345 --> 01:02:24.165
It's an honor.
807
01:02:28.640 --> 01:02:33.700
The highest transaction fees as a percentage of block reward were December 18th, and that was 2.54%.
808
01:02:34.960 --> 01:02:36.180
But as of yesterday,
809
01:02:36.720 --> 01:02:37.700
they were 0.44%.
810
01:02:39.600 --> 01:02:45.454
That is the lowest I've ever seen it Wow. In the 3 years of analyzing
811
01:02:45.755 --> 01:02:47.934
statistics to an obnoxious degree,
812
01:02:48.394 --> 01:03:00.200
once a month, I've never seen it that low. I even went back, but it's I didn't can't go too far back because the chart is is more difficult to to look at. So I went back a couple of years and that's, that's the lowest.
813
01:03:00.660 --> 01:03:01.240
So thanks.
814
01:03:01.700 --> 01:03:11.464
We had all the wizardry and shit coinery stuff that was going on. I believe it was in like the 70%, but you know what I'm going to do for accuracy sake
815
01:03:11.845 --> 01:03:13.865
is I'm going to go to
816
01:03:14.325 --> 01:03:14.825
lens.linkcoin.com
817
01:03:17.285 --> 01:03:20.904
and check out the transaction fees as a percentage of block award.
818
01:03:21.444 --> 01:03:22.345
We were at
819
01:03:23.444 --> 01:03:23.944
139%
820
01:03:26.300 --> 01:03:26.800
on
821
01:03:27.660 --> 01:03:28.960
Wow. April 19,
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01:03:29.740 --> 01:03:30.240
2024.
823
01:03:30.940 --> 01:03:31.440
Wow.
824
01:03:31.820 --> 01:03:33.119
Unfucking believable.
825
01:03:33.500 --> 01:03:35.680
How things have changed. 0.44.
826
01:03:37.900 --> 01:03:38.400
Yeah.
827
01:03:38.724 --> 01:03:40.825
Yeah. That's right. That's accurate.
828
01:03:41.845 --> 01:03:42.505
Mhmm. Abysmal.
829
01:03:43.685 --> 01:03:50.585
Good word. Very accurate. Thank you. Thanks. Appreciate that. Dire could be another quite nice one. I like that one. Yeah.
830
01:03:50.885 --> 01:03:53.305
Feels dire. It doesn't feel dire because
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01:03:53.910 --> 01:03:54.410
hash
832
01:03:54.950 --> 01:03:56.730
price is still decent.
833
01:03:57.270 --> 01:04:01.690
Mhmm. You know? Would I like hash price to return to, like, decent highs, like, 150,000,
834
01:04:03.750 --> 01:04:06.569
150, 150,000? Well, shit. That'd be awesome. $150
835
01:04:07.430 --> 01:04:13.015
per pet hash per day. Yes. I would like that. And I'd like to it to remain there for a long time sustainably.
836
01:04:14.355 --> 01:04:15.234
But I'll take,
837
01:04:15.795 --> 01:04:16.295
sixties,
838
01:04:16.675 --> 01:04:17.175
seventies.
839
01:04:17.715 --> 01:04:20.695
That'll be nice. In order for us to get back to
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01:04:21.220 --> 01:04:22.200
pre having
841
01:04:22.580 --> 01:04:25.400
hash prices, Bitcoin's gotta be at 200,000.
842
01:04:25.940 --> 01:04:26.760
And then also,
843
01:04:27.220 --> 01:04:28.680
hash rate can't,
844
01:04:29.380 --> 01:04:33.640
grow at such a rate where difficulty gets up there and and kills the hash price again.
845
01:04:34.180 --> 01:04:37.954
So a steady difficulty adjustment along along with
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01:04:38.255 --> 01:04:39.555
a hash rate increase
847
01:04:39.855 --> 01:04:43.155
and a bump up to 200,000, I think will be sitting pretty.
848
01:04:43.535 --> 01:04:48.194
So hopefully that happens soon. I think so. I was looking at a chart the other day, and,
849
01:04:48.734 --> 01:04:51.210
it assured me it was gonna be 250,000
850
01:04:51.670 --> 01:04:55.130
by sort of middle of this year, like, coming into the summertime.
851
01:04:55.510 --> 01:05:09.365
Yeah. Yeah. That's great. Yeah. So and, you know, charts don't lie, especially ones where you draw them on into the future with data that you don't have. You look at data from what there was, and then you make not assumptions,
852
01:05:09.984 --> 01:05:10.484
but
853
01:05:11.905 --> 01:05:22.750
facts about what's gonna factually definitely a 100% happen. And then what happens is if you can sign up to some type of newsletter or paid group, your chances actually of that happening
854
01:05:23.050 --> 01:05:23.550
increase.
855
01:05:24.250 --> 01:05:28.510
I'm pretty confident we'll be at 250 by sort of, let's say, July.
856
01:05:29.050 --> 01:05:30.030
Oh, great.
857
01:05:30.410 --> 01:05:33.310
Yeah. Yeah. Green candle, bro. Yeah. Yeah.
858
01:05:33.610 --> 01:05:34.110
Fantastic.
859
01:05:34.665 --> 01:05:39.965
That's what it's called. Oh, yeah. Yep. Yeah. Because I I you know, god does get personally involved
860
01:05:40.665 --> 01:05:47.339
in these run ups. We know that. Absolutely loves Bitcoin. He, he actually orange pilled me. It's incredible. Wonderful.
861
01:05:48.119 --> 01:05:50.940
So I love price predictions, and I love charts.
862
01:05:52.119 --> 01:05:56.760
Everybody knows I'm a chart guy. I was on the LinkedIn. This was,
863
01:05:57.720 --> 01:05:58.619
late 2023
864
01:05:59.845 --> 01:06:01.865
and made a connection with somebody.
865
01:06:02.485 --> 01:06:15.420
And I can't stand this on, like, you make a connection with somebody, and then somebody, like, DMs you right away. Hey, fella. I love your stuff. It's really cool. So this guy does. And I'm not gonna tell you who who he works for, who he's associated with, but he's like one of these
866
01:06:15.900 --> 01:06:33.115
pubco minor kind of guys. It seems nice enough. Actually, just saw somebody had had him on their podcast the other day. Nice, big, cheesy, corporate smile. And he says, I'm I'm responding to something that he that he wrote there like hey man you excited for this upcoming bull run bro and I was like
867
01:06:33.835 --> 01:06:35.375
bull run that's presumptuous
868
01:06:36.075 --> 01:06:40.655
but thanks for connecting then he says and I'm just gonna I'm just gonna read this
869
01:06:41.275 --> 01:06:43.455
and he says well going back to 20 2012
870
01:06:43.760 --> 01:06:45.859
we've had one every 4 years.
871
01:06:46.319 --> 01:06:50.660
Why do you think this time is different? The 4 year cycle, bro. Fella.
872
01:06:53.599 --> 01:07:04.285
So I said the price action for and I so so I broke down what this price action was. I said the price action for each having is different each time. And we've gone over the this on the show before, but 2012
873
01:07:04.745 --> 01:07:07.405
Mhmm. Went from $12 to a 127.
874
01:07:08.025 --> 01:07:11.485
2016, it went from 6.50 to 7.58. Very different,
875
01:07:11.865 --> 01:07:13.485
that run, versus 2012.
876
01:07:14.060 --> 01:07:15.200
Mhmm. 2020,
877
01:07:15.580 --> 01:07:17.600
we went from 8,000 to 10,000.
878
01:07:17.980 --> 01:07:26.640
And I said, we will have a run-in price before the having in April. After? How long after? Hence, my skepticism with using the term
879
01:07:27.015 --> 01:07:27.515
upcoming.
880
01:07:28.214 --> 01:07:33.035
So you don't think the 4 year price cycle continues to play out? And then I said, well,
881
01:07:33.414 --> 01:07:34.315
I don't know.
882
01:07:34.775 --> 01:07:44.530
No one does. If it doesn't, mining will be a bloodbath as hash price is already low and breakeven on previous gen machines is about 8¢. Boy, that would be nice to have nowadays.
883
01:07:45.470 --> 01:08:03.895
I said price action is already so suppressed with exchanges selling paper Bitcoin. Who's did and this was before the ETF thing. Who's to say the scarcity created by the halving will have the effect that it's intended to? Yes, it should and it has, but the how and when are the parts that cannot be gleaned just by looking at past having events.
884
01:08:04.275 --> 01:08:08.375
I sure hope so. It's all what we're counting on. He says, indeed,
885
01:08:08.675 --> 01:08:10.215
I'm a price cycle maximalist.
886
01:08:10.750 --> 01:08:19.170
I don't know how or why they happen at this point. This will be my 3rd, and the worries about if it'll play out again feel very familiar.
887
01:08:23.310 --> 01:08:25.490
So I said I said, I agree.
888
01:08:26.135 --> 01:08:32.075
Historical events may not replicate themselves exactly, but they often exhibit patterns or similarities with previous events.
889
01:08:32.455 --> 01:09:02.815
Or as the saying attributed to Mark Twain goes, I don't know why I write like this to people. They don't fucking appreciate any of it. But I do anyways because I get to use it on the show later. History doesn't repeat itself, but it often rhymes. However, price action, hash rate, and difficulty shakeout leading up to and after the having, we as Bitcoin miners need to be ready for anything. And then I give my tips, and this is just general old man life advice. So if anybody wants to take this from a an old grumpy man, please go ahead and write it down. Number 1, avoid complacency.
890
01:09:03.275 --> 01:09:08.015
Be ever vigilant to look for efficiency gains, alternative revenue streams, and improvements
891
01:09:08.380 --> 01:09:09.920
in your Bitcoin mining operations.
892
01:09:10.620 --> 01:09:11.520
You like that one?
893
01:09:11.900 --> 01:09:19.680
I love it. Learn from history. Understand the lessons of the past to make more informed decisions. Anticipate future challenges or opportunities.
894
01:09:20.475 --> 01:09:21.695
Practice humility.
895
01:09:22.235 --> 01:09:23.534
With long enough participation
896
01:09:23.835 --> 01:09:29.054
in mining, you'll see mining organizations come and go. Be humble. Be humble.
897
01:09:29.514 --> 01:09:35.180
Vocal fry. Be open to learn, admit mistakes, and most of all, don't just ensure your mining
898
01:09:35.560 --> 01:09:41.820
servers are grounded. I mean, like, you're gonna like this one. Be sure your perspective is grounded as well. Oh.
899
01:09:43.320 --> 01:09:44.380
You're so smart
900
01:09:45.320 --> 01:09:46.140
and wise.
901
01:09:46.520 --> 01:09:47.580
Thank you, Max.
902
01:09:47.975 --> 01:09:52.075
It's alright. I also say, manage your risk. Understand your risk tolerances,
903
01:09:52.455 --> 01:10:09.540
mitigate and reduce said risks, and stay well informed. Be adaptable. Number go up, hash rate go up, difficulty go up, but not always, and not in the same way. Prepare to adjust your strategies as circumstances change, be they positive or negative changes. That's my old man advice. Yes. I wise.
904
01:10:09.920 --> 01:10:20.205
To some guy who works for Pubco and, like, owns stuff and probably makes a half $1,000,000 a year. I'm just some blue collar schlub. Mhmm. But it doesn't stop me from giving unwarranted advice.
905
01:10:20.745 --> 01:10:24.365
No. You never stop. You know who else never stops?
906
01:10:26.025 --> 01:10:27.485
Tell me. Bifrost
907
01:10:28.105 --> 01:10:28.605
Manufacturing.
908
01:10:46.985 --> 01:10:52.925
They come from the land of ice and snow in the ground Forks, North Dakota. Don't you know?
909
01:10:53.465 --> 01:10:54.525
Bifrost Manufacturing,
910
01:10:54.905 --> 01:11:03.000
3 d print shit, make shit, fabricate shit, design shit, do shit, fabric Cobble. That's something that the Bifrost manufacturing
911
01:11:03.540 --> 01:11:06.360
group likes to say they fabric cobble shit
912
01:11:06.739 --> 01:11:07.239
all
913
01:11:07.619 --> 01:11:09.639
day long. Couple things together.
914
01:11:10.020 --> 01:11:16.985
Yes. But also fabricate. So it's a little more sophisticated than just cobbling shit together. Yeah. I like that. Fabricobble.
915
01:11:17.685 --> 01:11:19.945
What you doing today, dude? Fabricobbling.
916
01:11:20.804 --> 01:11:21.545
That shit.
917
01:11:24.360 --> 01:11:26.060
CNCing, 3 d printing,
918
01:11:26.520 --> 01:11:37.215
all the stuff. They do all the stuff. They do it all. They do it all, big and small. I'll be going up there to visit the Bifrost manufacturing team in Grand Forks, North Dakota here in a month,
919
01:11:37.594 --> 01:11:42.655
you know. And I really want to work not only on my, like, upper Midwest
920
01:11:43.515 --> 01:11:44.015
accent,
921
01:11:44.395 --> 01:11:46.895
you know, North Dakota, South Dakota,
922
01:11:47.594 --> 01:11:48.094
Minnesota,
923
01:11:48.700 --> 01:11:49.820
like that. But,
924
01:11:50.380 --> 01:11:51.740
there's a, you know, very,
925
01:11:52.300 --> 01:11:52.800
large
926
01:11:53.260 --> 01:12:11.155
native population there, and their accent is a little bit different. And so I want to nail that down. Aaron Hall, the co owner of Bifrost Manufacturers, as people heard in our interview with him a couple of years ago that he used to be a police officer. So he has had lots of interaction with interesting characters
927
01:12:11.775 --> 01:12:34.495
in the Grand Forks, North Dakota area, Mhmm. And he does really good fucking impressions of them. So I'm hoping to, to hone my skills there. Sarah's like, oh, where are you going, honey? Like, I've got a lot of work to do. I've got I've got a serious amount of practice. I've got to believe it. Oh, practice for, like, your job and, like, what brings money in and puts food on the table for our lovely children.
928
01:12:34.875 --> 01:12:36.895
No. You don't. No. No. No.
929
01:12:37.355 --> 01:12:38.815
I need to go and practice
930
01:12:39.275 --> 01:12:41.570
my North Dakota accent. Mhmm.
931
01:12:42.430 --> 01:12:59.224
Yeah. And my native North Dakota accent. Yeah. Well, that's important, isn't it? Erin tells me the most important thing to do to get started on the the native accent there, and I believe they're Sue, is to say, fuck. If you say fuck a lot yeah. Like, you start everything with fuck, cousin. Mhmm.
932
01:12:59.764 --> 01:13:00.824
You're you're good.
933
01:13:01.125 --> 01:13:08.344
Fuck, cousin. That sounds like bad advice. Yeah. No. You're not He doesn't act well. These are these are 2 there's there's a as a hard, like, colon
934
01:13:08.750 --> 01:13:14.770
or or period there. Fuck cousin. Don't fuck your cousin in the colon. Don't fuck your cousin. Hey.
935
01:13:15.070 --> 01:13:15.570
Fuck.
936
01:13:16.030 --> 01:13:21.730
I'm gonna get it. Aaron's so good at it. I wanna have him on the show just just to tell cop stories. Mhmm.
937
01:13:22.110 --> 01:13:26.264
Oh, there's so he's got so fucking many of them. You know? They always involve Walmart,
938
01:13:26.645 --> 01:13:27.385
it it appears.
939
01:13:28.405 --> 01:13:30.025
It's like a it's like a magnet.
940
01:13:30.565 --> 01:13:35.385
Oh, yeah. A magnet for methes and drums. Yeah. Yeah. Just just finds,
941
01:13:35.844 --> 01:13:40.170
you know, some Indian guy asleep in the snow. He goes up and kicks him.
942
01:13:40.570 --> 01:13:42.429
Fuck, cousin. I was asleep.
943
01:13:44.250 --> 01:14:01.435
We gotta have I at least somehow get together with him and have him record it. He won't do it. He'll be, like, shy all of a sudden. We can have, like, a certain of these fucking stories, but they'll be all shy. He could send us, like, a little voice note when he feels like it. Just a story at a time. We can insert it. Oh, that'd be good. Yeah. Let's, hey, Aaron.
944
01:14:01.975 --> 01:14:03.915
Just to let you know, the Bifrost manufacturing
945
01:14:04.615 --> 01:14:12.739
ad contract is up. But if you'd like to just sponsor the show of you telling old cop stories, we would take that too. Yeah. Like, part of the payment. Yeah.
946
01:14:13.600 --> 01:14:17.780
Well, we need money, and we need cop stories. We take SATS.
947
01:14:18.239 --> 01:14:19.300
We take Tether,
948
01:14:19.680 --> 01:14:21.860
obviously. Tether. We take Monero,
949
01:14:22.160 --> 01:14:32.284
and we take old cop stories about people drunk in the snow. Lay it on us. And other stories. Consider it. And you should also consider that if you need something manufactured
950
01:14:32.985 --> 01:14:44.880
and the tariffs may be a coming to the US of a. We're sick of all this Chinese bullshit getting imported here. Garbage. You want something made by real north portents?
951
01:14:45.340 --> 01:14:48.780
You contact the Bifrost manufacturer, and don't you know, at
952
01:14:49.180 --> 01:14:49.680
Bifrost
953
01:14:50.780 --> 01:14:51.280
manufacturing.com.
954
01:14:53.405 --> 01:14:56.145
What a ring, or you can give them a ring. 218-280-0371.
955
01:14:59.485 --> 01:15:00.385
Country code
956
01:15:00.845 --> 01:15:01.345
1,
957
01:15:01.725 --> 01:15:04.785
because USA is number 1. Keep telling yourself that.
958
01:15:07.659 --> 01:15:13.360
We appreciate Bifrost Manufacturing for the past year of support, and, of course, we appreciate all of our boosters
959
01:15:13.820 --> 01:15:15.119
and Monero
960
01:15:15.579 --> 01:15:16.639
chat folks
961
01:15:16.940 --> 01:15:17.440
and
962
01:15:17.820 --> 01:15:18.960
people that contribute
963
01:15:19.579 --> 01:15:20.559
time, talent,
964
01:15:21.275 --> 01:15:22.415
and treasure.
965
01:15:22.795 --> 01:15:25.695
Jordan loves that, doesn't he? Time
966
01:15:26.235 --> 01:15:46.950
does. Treasure. We've had a bit of, talent and treasure coming through dripping through. It's starting to happen. Good. I'm glad. I like to see that. I love you know, I'm always trying to reach out to people to, to write articles for us mainly because it's easier to prepare the show when you can just read somebody's shit. Yeah. We can do less. Yeah. Love it. There's there's value in that.
967
01:15:48.130 --> 01:15:52.230
If you'd like to do less but mean a whole lot to us,
968
01:15:52.865 --> 01:15:53.765
stop right now.
969
01:15:54.145 --> 01:15:55.205
Look at your phone
970
01:15:55.505 --> 01:15:56.565
and boost the show.
971
01:16:13.250 --> 01:16:14.470
We'll take your money
972
01:16:14.850 --> 01:16:22.710
any way you want to give it. Something easy right now if you're listening on podcasting 2.0, you can just boost us if you want,
973
01:16:23.285 --> 01:16:26.985
but you can send cash in the mail like your grandma used to do.
974
01:16:27.285 --> 01:16:28.105
Well, $5.
975
01:16:28.885 --> 01:16:33.065
John, I love you. I'm sorry that your parents moved you to Florida
976
01:16:33.525 --> 01:16:42.360
and that we don't get to see each other every day. You're the best grandchild that I ever had. Love, grandma. Here's $5.
977
01:16:43.300 --> 01:16:49.000
Oh, that's so sweet. So if you wanna write me a letter like that and send me $5, I'll take it. Mhmm.
978
01:16:49.405 --> 01:16:56.365
Shit coining, but I don't care. Yeah. If you wanna send me a message like that, send it to John. I won't dox my address, but,
979
01:16:57.245 --> 01:17:03.000
send it across to him, and then he can take a cut. No. Is that how that works? That's money laundering, sir.
980
01:17:03.480 --> 01:17:05.820
Not gonna participate. Who do you think I am? Razzlecon?
981
01:17:07.640 --> 01:17:08.780
Rapazzle dazzle.
982
01:17:10.760 --> 01:17:16.540
Thank you very much, everybody, especially our baller boosters. It's now more difficult to become a baller booster,
983
01:17:17.465 --> 01:17:19.565
because the price the price pumpings
984
01:17:19.945 --> 01:17:24.125
makes you really realize what a bunch of dumbasses sent us that many sats to get a shirt.
985
01:17:25.305 --> 01:17:28.765
You suck. Company. Yeah. You fucking idiots. Woah.
986
01:17:29.545 --> 01:17:30.045
Shoot.
987
01:17:30.345 --> 01:17:36.020
They're really gonna be pissed off 10 years from now. Because the charts say up into the right, bro.
988
01:17:36.320 --> 01:17:36.820
Mhmm.
989
01:17:37.440 --> 01:17:39.940
Hey. Before we move on to on Google News,
990
01:17:40.800 --> 01:17:59.244
tell me about the XMR chat thing because I really don't know anything about it. I don't I don't get any of that. So Yeah. You don't. I don't even look at it. Jordan gets all of that. Yeah. Eats it all up. Tell everybody what to do. You know what you're saying about having things in different browsers so we don't fuck things up? Mhmm. I may have just
991
01:18:00.050 --> 01:18:02.230
You tell everybody about that while I go tinkle.
992
01:18:02.930 --> 01:18:03.430
Okay.
993
01:18:04.450 --> 01:18:04.950
Xmrchat.comforward/ugmf,
994
01:18:12.290 --> 01:18:14.390
and that will take you to our page.
995
01:18:14.815 --> 01:18:16.275
You'll see a little counterculture
996
01:18:17.375 --> 01:18:23.074
freedom redesign thing, beautiful, made by mister Crown and our Uncoverable Misfits logo.
997
01:18:23.614 --> 01:18:27.635
You can just enter a name, enter a tip amount, enter a message.
998
01:18:28.250 --> 01:18:30.430
You can tip us with Monero.
999
01:18:31.130 --> 01:18:34.350
I can view them as XMR, or I can view them as USD.
1000
01:18:34.810 --> 01:18:37.150
Tether Joe, Wild Child, Boston,
1001
01:18:37.770 --> 01:18:38.270
Expatriotic,
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Schrodinger,
1003
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Hanshan,
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Anon, Chad Farrow,
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Aluminium
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Garage, Han Shan again, Fiat Demise,
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King Ming, Whirlpool Gober.
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Hi. Fuck.
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Expatriotic,
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01:18:53.765 --> 01:18:55.785
Chad Farrow, Bill Gates,
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q and a truther,
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private private private private private Elizabeth Warren.
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Oh.
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Smoke Carter,
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oh, with an l. Carter, self for privacy, anon,
1016
01:19:09.735 --> 01:19:10.475
doctor Shavago,
1017
01:19:10.855 --> 01:19:11.355
Sejamsalot,
1018
01:19:11.735 --> 01:19:17.355
privacy designer, Alper. I don't know why I'm reading all these. Think about rules. Just reading some of our recent
1019
01:19:17.895 --> 01:19:20.235
XMR chat boosters. So xmrchat.comforward/ugmf.
1020
01:19:24.375 --> 01:19:29.330
Send us a message. Send us a tip. Totally anonymous, private, easy, quick,
1021
01:19:29.710 --> 01:19:35.730
very, very low fees, and it actually works. But you're gonna have to shower twice because you'll be a dirty,
1022
01:19:36.190 --> 01:19:37.890
dirty shit coiner.
1023
01:19:38.350 --> 01:19:38.850
Disgusting.
1024
01:19:39.835 --> 01:19:43.455
That's nasty. You can exchange your Tether for Monero.
1025
01:19:46.075 --> 01:19:46.575
Tether.
1026
01:19:47.195 --> 01:19:53.535
You can exchange your Sats for Monero. And guess what? You'd have to hold it if you're worried about that. If you're worried about
1027
01:19:54.250 --> 01:19:56.190
holding it and price volatility
1028
01:19:56.490 --> 01:19:56.990
and
1029
01:19:57.530 --> 01:20:03.070
all that stuff, well, you can just use it for a payment like you would with cash or Teva.
1030
01:20:03.850 --> 01:20:04.590
Hey, pal.
1031
01:20:04.970 --> 01:20:10.555
Save the shit coining for your Monero show. You asked, mate. I didn't fucking push it. It was you.
1032
01:20:11.175 --> 01:20:15.035
Yeah. Horrible, horrible bastard. Let's have some action news. Let's do it.
1033
01:20:15.735 --> 01:20:22.155
This is Ungovnable Misfits action news, your trusted source for news in the Bitcoin mining scene.
1034
01:20:22.695 --> 01:20:27.520
Our whole bin of journalists are dedicated to uncovering the stories that matter most.
1035
01:20:27.900 --> 01:20:29.119
What's that in the sky?
1036
01:20:30.540 --> 01:20:33.040
Why it's all terror with miner news.
1037
01:20:33.500 --> 01:20:34.560
Turn up the base
1038
01:20:35.179 --> 01:20:36.159
with baseload.
1039
01:20:37.099 --> 01:20:40.685
Contributing maverick journalist Dick Greaser from the Bitcoin Bugle,
1040
01:20:41.225 --> 01:20:42.605
and the ever present
1041
01:20:43.065 --> 01:20:43.805
Burn Me.
1042
01:20:45.385 --> 01:20:47.405
And now, Ungovernable Misfits,
1043
01:20:48.025 --> 01:20:49.005
action news.
1044
01:20:51.865 --> 01:20:54.205
We don't have much from our minor coupe,
1045
01:20:55.610 --> 01:20:57.470
But I just wanted to remind everybody
1046
01:20:58.570 --> 01:21:04.270
how sweet and lovable he is with his little cute little beard and perfectly
1047
01:21:04.650 --> 01:21:06.670
manicured olive oil food.
1048
01:21:06.970 --> 01:21:10.835
Oh, I just love my little boy, my little Barn minor
1049
01:21:11.295 --> 01:21:11.795
boy.
1050
01:21:12.335 --> 01:21:13.155
Too far?
1051
01:21:15.455 --> 01:21:19.235
It's never too far. I'm like, oh, he's actually been leaning into
1052
01:21:19.775 --> 01:21:21.075
his GOAT likewise.
1053
01:21:21.535 --> 01:21:26.390
Like, I keep seeing him on Twitter talking about how GOAT ish he is and his hooves
1054
01:21:26.850 --> 01:21:29.750
and his kids. Just real kids. Kids? Literally.
1055
01:21:30.370 --> 01:21:34.469
Yeah. And so I'm pleased to see that. You've got to be true to oneself.
1056
01:21:34.850 --> 01:21:37.409
You're much happier. I always reach out to,
1057
01:21:38.130 --> 01:21:45.415
all my my homies. Hey, you guys get something to talk about? And, reached out to Barn Miner and said, you got something to talk about? Home heating, dude.
1058
01:21:45.875 --> 01:21:46.614
No shit.
1059
01:21:46.915 --> 01:21:49.094
Get the fuck out of here. That's what you got for me?
1060
01:21:50.355 --> 01:21:54.295
Dude, like, home heating shit coming out. From who? Besides the Avalon?
1061
01:21:54.835 --> 01:21:55.335
Altair.
1062
01:21:55.640 --> 01:22:03.660
What? My that's what I fucking talk about on the show. You listen to the show? I've had enough. Here, I'm done complaining about Parmar. I'm back to cuddling you, buddy.
1063
01:22:06.440 --> 01:22:11.015
Up on our ungovernable listeners. Action news. We've got cucked, cocksucking,
1064
01:22:11.715 --> 01:22:12.215
pubco,
1065
01:22:12.995 --> 01:22:13.495
douchebaggery
1066
01:22:14.195 --> 01:22:20.135
from Compute North. And this is not new news. Compute North, filed chapter 11 bankruptcy in in 2022.
1067
01:22:20.915 --> 01:22:22.055
They're well hated,
1068
01:22:22.500 --> 01:22:24.599
especially amongst, like, mid scale
1069
01:22:24.900 --> 01:22:32.599
Bitcoin mining people who are up there in the, you know, the Minnesota, North Dakota area. We might know somebody. Don't you know? Fuck.
1070
01:22:32.900 --> 01:22:39.335
So, basically, they had to fire chapter 11 bankruptcy for not following our pizza shop principles and being
1071
01:22:39.715 --> 01:22:40.215
douchey,
1072
01:22:40.595 --> 01:22:41.895
scumbag, pubco,
1073
01:22:42.515 --> 01:22:45.175
douchebag pieces of shit. So that's interesting.
1074
01:22:45.795 --> 01:22:46.615
But recently,
1075
01:22:47.155 --> 01:22:50.455
a lawsuit was filed by Tribule Advisors LLC,
1076
01:22:50.930 --> 01:23:00.950
and it accuses the former executives of breaching fiduciary duties, mismanaging funds, and using company resources for personal expenses, and being all around douchey scumbag grifters.
1077
01:23:01.490 --> 01:23:04.790
A story as old as time. Tell as old as time.
1078
01:23:05.955 --> 01:23:07.895
Song as old as rhyme.
1079
01:23:09.155 --> 01:23:09.655
Compute
1080
01:23:10.035 --> 01:23:11.255
North douchebags.
1081
01:23:14.195 --> 01:23:18.855
The defendants here's just some of the the, the claims made by the plaintiffs.
1082
01:23:19.550 --> 01:23:21.650
I have to get a lawyer on the show sometimes.
1083
01:23:22.350 --> 01:23:22.850
Defendants
1084
01:23:23.150 --> 01:23:23.650
promulgated
1085
01:23:24.110 --> 01:23:25.810
this is in court documents too.
1086
01:23:26.190 --> 01:23:26.690
Promulgated
1087
01:23:27.230 --> 01:23:27.730
promulgated.
1088
01:23:30.430 --> 01:23:30.930
Defendants
1089
01:23:31.390 --> 01:23:31.890
promulgated
1090
01:23:32.590 --> 01:23:34.850
a let's fucking go culture.
1091
01:23:35.345 --> 01:23:36.165
Well, that's not
1092
01:23:36.785 --> 01:23:42.565
bad, but it is when you do it, like, in a in a douchebaggy frat boy kind of way. Let's fucking go culture.
1093
01:23:43.105 --> 01:23:48.325
Yeah. The dialectic we have to choose from in corporate America, either your
1094
01:23:48.705 --> 01:23:49.205
DEI
1095
01:23:50.450 --> 01:23:51.350
woke nonsense
1096
01:23:51.890 --> 01:23:53.830
or you have frat boy douchebaggery.
1097
01:23:54.690 --> 01:23:56.150
Is there a middle ground here?
1098
01:23:57.410 --> 01:23:57.910
No.
1099
01:23:58.530 --> 01:24:01.030
Yeah. I didn't think so. The defendants
1100
01:24:01.410 --> 01:24:05.110
agreed to 4 different risky financial arrangements to raise capital,
1101
01:24:06.054 --> 01:24:09.514
including debt financing arrangement with Generate Capital, PBC,
1102
01:24:09.815 --> 01:24:13.915
Generate that was secured with some of Compute North's most profitable assets,
1103
01:24:14.295 --> 01:24:15.355
their mining facilities.
1104
01:24:15.735 --> 01:24:21.949
So borrowing money on borrowed money on borrowed money. Classic. Classic money. Yeah.
1105
01:24:23.210 --> 01:24:28.349
Certain the defendants also recklessly caused Compute North to execute over 86,000,000
1106
01:24:28.969 --> 01:24:34.110
in purchase orders for crypto mining containers to support aggressive company growth goals.
1107
01:24:34.685 --> 01:24:35.505
Oh, boy.
1108
01:24:35.885 --> 01:24:40.865
Baselow would have a field day just with that particular statement to say we're gonna buy $86,000,000
1109
01:24:42.125 --> 01:24:43.505
worth of, containers
1110
01:24:44.285 --> 01:24:46.705
and ain't got no plugs to plug them into.
1111
01:24:47.170 --> 01:25:01.265
Perhaps he'll he'll use that as inspiration on his next info flow. The defendants also use Compute North as their own personal piggy bank at the expense of Compute North and its creditors using Compute North's funds for lavish personal expenses and strip
1112
01:25:01.885 --> 01:25:10.864
clubs in the disguise of business expenses, and intermingling aspects of Compute North's businesses with other business entities owned by the CEO of Compute North.
1113
01:25:11.804 --> 01:25:19.170
When Compute North was on the verge of filing bankruptcy, certain defendants recklessly caused Compute North to enter into a multimillion dollar contract
1114
01:25:19.790 --> 01:25:27.890
without a customer disclosure disclosing Compute North's default under the generate credit agreement of Compute North's impending bankruptcy.
1115
01:25:28.990 --> 01:25:47.949
We're gonna declare bankruptcy soon. That. No. We're not. I'm not gonna tell you. External auditors, consultants, and even certain Compute North employees explicitly warn defendants that Compute North's internal controls, financial oversight, and risk management measures were deficient and posed a significant risk to the company's ability to continue as a going concern.
1116
01:25:48.570 --> 01:25:54.590
At all relevant times, the board was passive and failed to take steps to protect Compute North's long term solvency
1117
01:25:55.130 --> 01:25:55.790
and viability
1118
01:25:56.329 --> 01:25:58.175
as a company. Woah.
1119
01:25:58.554 --> 01:25:59.295
Too bad.
1120
01:25:59.915 --> 01:26:01.534
But here's the best part, Max.
1121
01:26:01.915 --> 01:26:03.295
What they spent money on.
1122
01:26:03.755 --> 01:26:05.135
You ready? I say right.
1123
01:26:05.915 --> 01:26:06.415
62,000
1124
01:26:06.954 --> 01:26:08.255
in adult entertainment
1125
01:26:08.795 --> 01:26:12.415
transactions to their MX card, including among others,
1126
01:26:12.760 --> 01:26:13.260
$18,000
1127
01:26:13.880 --> 01:26:15.500
for the Mint Lounge
1128
01:26:15.800 --> 01:26:20.860
in Miami Beach Florida. That's a good name. $7 for Tootsie's Cabaret.
1129
01:26:24.600 --> 01:26:27.285
34100 is a cheap night for them. 34100
1130
01:26:27.825 --> 01:26:30.885
visiting the Velvet Club in Geneva, Switzerland.
1131
01:26:32.625 --> 01:26:34.005
Sounds cozy. 12,000.
1132
01:26:34.385 --> 01:26:36.645
This sounds less cozy. A little more seedy.
1133
01:26:37.265 --> 01:26:38.165
To headquarters
1134
01:26:38.705 --> 01:26:40.725
strip club in New York, New York.
1135
01:26:41.105 --> 01:26:42.165
You've been to headquarters?
1136
01:26:42.510 --> 01:26:45.410
I haven't. You seem to have some familiarity with that.
1137
01:26:48.430 --> 01:26:48.930
$14,000
1138
01:26:50.110 --> 01:26:55.650
to visit the 23 club. That's just a nightclub where you can you can, you know,
1139
01:26:56.095 --> 01:27:00.815
get a bottle. Yeah. Where there's that middle ground, you got, like, the insta
1140
01:27:01.455 --> 01:27:10.195
what do you call them? The insta thoughts, where it's like you spray a bit of money, and they'll let you spray in return. That's the sort of middle ground. Well, I'm just saying.
1141
01:27:13.640 --> 01:27:15.179
I like the $62,000
1142
01:27:17.159 --> 01:27:19.179
on adult entertainment transactions
1143
01:27:19.560 --> 01:27:29.645
on the Amex card. That's where I really look at this thing, and I go, I know this is a professional organization. Mhmm. You know, they're real. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. They're not like that. Do that if you're a real you're a real organization.
1144
01:27:30.025 --> 01:27:33.165
Like, we don't even have an Amex card, let alone a $62,000
1145
01:27:34.025 --> 01:27:35.405
bill on adult entertainment.
1146
01:27:36.025 --> 01:27:38.605
I mean, we gotta step our game up. We don't have anything.
1147
01:27:39.545 --> 01:27:40.285
No. We don't.
1148
01:27:43.120 --> 01:27:48.260
No. We don't. Not a single dollar. A BTC pay server that's broken all the time.
1149
01:27:49.280 --> 01:27:55.460
No. I fixed it. It works. I I didn't say it was broken now. Yeah. Because I fixed it. You see?
1150
01:27:55.840 --> 01:27:58.775
Yeah. That's what we have. We have a we have a working
1151
01:27:59.395 --> 01:28:00.695
BTC pay server
1152
01:28:02.195 --> 01:28:06.295
for now, and I've I've heard they're bringing out some update that completely fucks
1153
01:28:06.595 --> 01:28:09.735
one of the bits that we have in there. So we shall see.
1154
01:28:10.730 --> 01:28:16.750
Boy. You know, so back to my point where I was like, so this is it. Either you spend $62,000
1155
01:28:17.610 --> 01:28:22.190
on adult entertainment Or someone else will. Yeah. Well, that's Get to it first.
1156
01:28:24.025 --> 01:28:37.725
There's another opportunity. It's it's like, you know, diversity, equity, and inclusion training. That's that's the other money you can spend. It's it's one of the other. This is true. I mean, it's better spent on adult entertainment than Right. The other alternative. Let's be
1157
01:28:38.105 --> 01:28:39.085
real. Have two choices,
1158
01:28:39.680 --> 01:28:40.500
go out and party.
1159
01:28:41.280 --> 01:28:47.700
Yeah. You might as well. Get yourself down to Hash Sluts. They'll look after you. They will look after you. You have
1160
01:28:48.080 --> 01:28:49.860
listen. Public miners,
1161
01:28:50.240 --> 01:28:52.020
large mining manufacturing
1162
01:28:52.480 --> 01:28:52.980
equipment
1163
01:28:53.440 --> 01:28:53.940
people,
1164
01:28:54.295 --> 01:28:56.155
You don't have to spend $62,000
1165
01:28:57.494 --> 01:29:05.994
at headquarters strip club in New York. That's got nothing to do with Bitcoin mining. You don't fucking know those people. No. They're not part of your industry
1166
01:29:06.534 --> 01:29:07.994
at Tootsie's Cabaret.
1167
01:29:08.730 --> 01:29:14.910
Come on down to a place like Hashsluts. Put it back into the circular economy. It's what we're all about. For
1168
01:29:15.610 --> 01:29:16.430
your pleasure.
1169
01:29:17.050 --> 01:29:18.830
Undovetable Misfits presents
1170
01:29:19.130 --> 01:29:20.270
the world's only
1171
01:29:20.615 --> 01:29:22.795
Bitcoin mining here at strip club.
1172
01:29:23.255 --> 01:29:23.755
Hashlutz,
1173
01:29:24.215 --> 01:29:25.355
gentlemen's club.
1174
01:29:25.735 --> 01:29:26.235
Hashlutz.
1175
01:29:26.695 --> 01:29:27.195
Hashlutz.
1176
01:29:27.735 --> 01:29:28.235
Hashlutz.
1177
01:29:29.095 --> 01:29:35.310
Hashlutz. Our ladies are hot. But our hash bores are even hotter, cranking out 85 degrees.
1178
01:29:35.790 --> 01:29:36.690
Where we're at?
1179
01:29:37.150 --> 01:29:38.770
No way, pal. Celsius.
1180
01:29:39.190 --> 01:29:39.690
85
1181
01:29:40.110 --> 01:29:41.090
degrees c.
1182
01:29:41.870 --> 01:29:42.370
Overclocking?
1183
01:29:43.230 --> 01:29:44.690
More like over clocking.
1184
01:29:45.230 --> 01:29:49.330
If you think the last difficulty adjustment was hard, check out the Hashslut,
1185
01:29:49.710 --> 01:29:50.595
rockin' bonds.
1186
01:29:51.075 --> 01:29:56.455
And speaking of difficulty adjustment, it's not the only thing that'll be going up.
1187
01:29:56.755 --> 01:29:57.575
Going up?
1188
01:29:58.195 --> 01:29:59.655
How about going down?
1189
01:30:00.035 --> 01:30:14.220
Going down? Going down on our famous all you can eat buffet, that is. Try out our signature nacho dish, guac and Asic chips. How many can you fit on your board? You got some on your chin. Let me get that. Thanks, Demi.
1190
01:30:14.680 --> 01:30:18.675
We've got racks full of servers and girls with full racks.
1191
01:30:19.295 --> 01:30:21.235
We'll keep you running at peak efficiency
1192
01:30:21.935 --> 01:30:22.675
all night.
1193
01:30:23.455 --> 01:30:30.435
So come on down to Hashlutz Gentlemen's Club, the only place where your lair 2 will make you wanna lair
1194
01:30:30.735 --> 01:30:31.235
2.
1195
01:30:32.090 --> 01:30:37.389
Hashtag junk and the love. Woo. Woo. We're going to resign because TikTok
1196
01:30:37.770 --> 01:30:40.829
blocks don't stop, and neither do we.
1197
01:30:44.065 --> 01:30:44.885
That's incredible.
1198
01:30:45.664 --> 01:31:01.440
Sometimes I worry about what you're doing with your time, and then you pull something like that out of the bag, and I go, oh, it's all worth it. That's great work. Hey. Thanks, buddy. And thank you to all the Hashslots that participated in that. Yes. All all of the Hash Sluts.
1199
01:31:02.060 --> 01:31:05.680
Yeah. All of you Sluts, thank you so much for
1200
01:31:06.380 --> 01:31:10.240
the effort. Do you know what we need to do? We put so much effort into
1201
01:31:11.035 --> 01:31:11.855
the advertising
1202
01:31:12.635 --> 01:31:16.255
and the theme and the heart and the soul of this club.
1203
01:31:16.955 --> 01:31:30.100
I'm almost thinking we need to start it, but I just feel at the same time, like, even if we had this bull run that we know is definitely happening and we hit hit god candle row. Yeah. All the god candle stuff and all that happens and, like, our MSTR
1204
01:31:30.640 --> 01:31:39.380
shares and stuffs all do really well. I still feel like maybe I'm just at the wrong time in my life and you are as well to own and run HashSluts.
1205
01:31:39.915 --> 01:31:49.934
So maybe we own it, and we have Botty be the pimp hand that steps in when necessary. But maybe we have someone else run it because it's just like, I don't think we can get the full
1206
01:31:50.235 --> 01:31:52.335
enjoyment from running an establishment
1207
01:31:52.650 --> 01:32:07.070
such as that, but I do think that it'd be very profitable. I do think it would help with this circular economy. I think it's important. I think it's important to give the people what they want. And when compute north decides they wanna go south, we need to give them a place to go. Mhmm.
1208
01:32:07.985 --> 01:32:08.645
I have,
1209
01:32:09.505 --> 01:32:12.805
just 2 people in mind that came to mind right away.
1210
01:32:13.665 --> 01:32:17.205
Number 1 is Chet. Yeah. First on mine as well. Yeah.
1211
01:32:17.585 --> 01:32:34.000
Yeah. He knows how to run mining operations. There's just no question about that. It is a Bitcoin mining heated strip club. The best thing to do at this point is have a ready built hydro system, like heat core system. He's down in Texas right now doing a giga container,
1212
01:32:34.380 --> 01:32:57.250
so we'll take that. He's got a lot of experience with the Bitmain h k threes. I believe he did something in, Finland recently. Yep. So he he actually has experience in industrial heating with Bitcoin mining. So he's number one choice. You gotta keep it hot in there. I also think that his pimp hand is probably pretty strong. Pretty strong. Yeah. I believe he's now the has
1213
01:32:58.190 --> 01:33:03.170
left him. I believe him to be single. So I think so. He would be perfectly positioned
1214
01:33:03.515 --> 01:33:09.215
for this sort of thing. Mhmm. And there's that level of trust. You know, we need to trust someone with our establishment
1215
01:33:09.595 --> 01:33:09.995
and,
1216
01:33:10.555 --> 01:33:16.335
long time friend. Mhmm. Yeah. Very much so. So but I'm I'm a little bit worried about security.
1217
01:33:16.730 --> 01:33:25.550
You know, Chet's a chatty guy, and he's always wanting to be out there with people and be in the, you know, the face and the life of the party and all that. We need somebody,
1218
01:33:25.850 --> 01:33:29.710
to handle security. We need somebody who's a little rough rough around the edges.
1219
01:33:30.409 --> 01:33:31.469
Botty. No.
1220
01:33:32.555 --> 01:33:34.255
No? Okay. Pies. Pies.
1221
01:33:34.635 --> 01:33:40.175
Oh. Pies at a level. That's a great show. Yeah. He's been on the other side. You know what I mean?
1222
01:33:40.555 --> 01:33:42.175
Yeah. That's a prison show.
1223
01:33:42.635 --> 01:33:55.080
Mhmm. He's got street cred. Mhmm. That means a lot to people. It does. And he can also he can also tell when somebody's coming in dealing coke. We don't want that in our club. Yeah. He said, hey. Get out of here.
1224
01:33:55.700 --> 01:34:00.760
Yeah. Okay. Alright. Well, we got a lot to think about. We'll wait until this humble 250,000
1225
01:34:01.460 --> 01:34:03.105
a coin and our MSTL
1226
01:34:03.405 --> 01:34:07.265
shares and pension funds and whatever they're called, things and stuffs,
1227
01:34:07.645 --> 01:34:09.885
all, make us really rich. And then,
1228
01:34:10.365 --> 01:34:11.825
we will buy the property.
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We'll import the HashLUTs. We already got a queue waiting, so that's not a problem. No. Not a problem at all. And then put those 2 in charge, and we'll just take a a small percentage. They can keep the rest. We wanna You pay us in hash? Yeah. Exactly. Everyone's happy. Good stuff. What's what's that? What
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Yeah. Yeah. Come on come on over, bud. Boddy Boddy, is here. Oh. He wants to, weigh in on this. Hey, my dudes. I want to chime in here. Mhmm. As our last compute north goes,
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douchebags
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01:34:44.155 --> 01:34:44.655
gonna
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01:34:45.390 --> 01:34:48.929
The douchebags. Can't disagree there. Ever gonna change.
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01:34:49.790 --> 01:34:51.730
Fiat cocks like peril
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01:34:52.190 --> 01:34:56.610
are gonna blow up their American Express cards at overpriced
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strip clubs. True. As for me,
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you can find me in the Hash Sluts Club Yes. Bottle full of bub.
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01:35:05.655 --> 01:35:06.795
Missus Body,
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01:35:07.415 --> 01:35:08.875
come give me a hug.
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01:35:31.185 --> 01:36:26.365
I love it. I want him involved in some way. Yeah. We have to think about that. I was thinking security, but the thing is you wanna rough them up and scare them. You don't wanna actually kill them. And so Right. Yeah. He's a fucking robot. He would just, like, rip flesh apart. That's not right. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. But he can operate in the sort of heat. Well, it's gonna be very hot in there. Obviously, you've got the true. The miners running, the girls running. It's gonna be hot. It's gonna be sweaty. It's gonna be dank. You wanna make sure that, you have someone that can operate in those temperatures. And if someone's used to cold weather, they might struggle. So I think Bossy would be a good choice. Yeah. If things get really too far, he can step in, but I'd like to see him do something else as well. We'll, we'll give it some thought. Alright. So and we could do, like, this, like, chat front of the house, body, back of the house, PIE security. Yes. I think that would work. Alright. Very well. Okay. Moving on. We've got boom boom boom boom boom. Somebody's boom boom boom boom boom back.
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01:36:26.985 --> 01:36:33.085
Baseload has restarted his info flows, or as he's calling them lately, Max, info yos.
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01:36:33.785 --> 01:36:34.285
Oh.
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01:36:34.585 --> 01:36:36.125
Put a little jersey in there.
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01:36:36.920 --> 01:36:51.739
You can take the boy out of jersey, but you can't take jersey out the boy. You know what I mean? I know exactly what you mean. New Jersey, not your faggy jersey. Tell me about jersey. Tell me about the real jersey. What do you mean the real jersey? What are you talking about? Is in Jersey in the UK?
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01:36:52.735 --> 01:37:00.114
You got, like, Jersey and Guernsey, which I think are like little islands off the UK, which are like little mini tax haven
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things.
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01:37:02.015 --> 01:37:05.715
I think a bit like the Isle of Man. You can see that. Jersey,
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UK.
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01:37:07.800 --> 01:37:08.540
Pretty sure.
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Yeah.
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01:37:10.920 --> 01:37:12.780
Yeah. It's Jersey part of the UK.
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01:37:13.480 --> 01:37:21.579
Jersey is not part of the UK and is not represented in the UK parliament. No. My mistake. Yeah. It's like Jersey, Guernsey, Isle of Man,
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01:37:22.165 --> 01:37:25.225
Channel Islands, all those are like, if you're rich
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01:37:25.605 --> 01:37:26.905
and you have a trust,
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01:37:27.685 --> 01:37:29.385
that's the place that you go
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01:37:29.685 --> 01:37:33.545
because then you can make sure that you pay zero tax.
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01:37:34.100 --> 01:37:43.160
So, like, if you're in government and you make sure that you say, like, oh, we're gonna bring this tax out. We're gonna bring that tax out. We're gonna bring this climate tax out. We're gonna tax this. And if you wanna move in, you can't even tax that.
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01:37:43.540 --> 01:37:44.760
And then they go, but
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not me and my family because
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we're in Jersey.
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01:37:50.275 --> 01:37:53.494
Oh, okay. So very different from New Jersey.
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01:37:53.875 --> 01:37:54.375
Very,
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01:37:54.994 --> 01:38:00.695
very, very different to, to New Jersey. Yes. Now we know. Yeah. Back to baseload's
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01:38:01.155 --> 01:38:03.895
energy inflow. I want everybody to visit
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01:38:04.240 --> 01:38:04.740
bitcoinbaseload.substack.com
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01:38:08.000 --> 01:38:10.180
and read this entire g entire
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01:38:10.720 --> 01:38:14.420
energy inflow where he talks about a new energy acquisition.
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01:38:14.800 --> 01:38:21.515
There's a significant energy industry acquisition may bring numerous electricity generation assets and other businesses under one roof.
1269
01:38:22.375 --> 01:38:25.435
Is that gonna be a good thing or bad thing? Don't know. Bitcoinbaseload.substack.com.
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01:38:28.375 --> 01:38:30.635
He also talks about enhanced geothermal
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01:38:30.935 --> 01:38:34.075
systems. The department of energy had just awarded somebody $60,000,000
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01:38:35.080 --> 01:38:44.540
for enhanced geothermal systems projects. That's where you create a reservoir in hot rock to capture heat for energy using methods like drilling or fracking.
1273
01:38:45.080 --> 01:38:47.400
That was offered to me by the guy that,
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01:38:48.185 --> 01:38:52.605
designed my HVAC system. He's like, oh, you got all this land here. You can do geothermal.
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01:38:52.985 --> 01:38:56.605
I was like, I don't know. Don't know nothing about it, but somebody just got awarded
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01:38:57.065 --> 01:39:00.285
$60,000,000 for that. And he covers the robotics
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01:39:00.740 --> 01:39:05.000
at the Consumer Electronics Show. Did you see any highlights from that, Max?
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The Electronics Show? Yeah. Yeah. I saw there was, like, the sex robot thing. Yeah. They're pretty good. That's what he gets it. It's it's hilarious. That's the thing. Like, Samsung had a a screen that you can fold and stretch out. Yeah. Same that. Same that. New VR headsets don't require you to have a headset on and all this stuff. And the only thing people could talk about
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is the the robot who wasn't a fucking sex robot, but that's all anybody can think about. Like, well, I'd have sex with that. People are like, you know, we got so much for efficiency out of this thing. The screen can stretch.
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Can I fuck it?
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01:39:40.490 --> 01:39:40.935
Yeah.
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01:39:41.735 --> 01:39:48.795
Well no. Ah, well. And then they see the robot. Can I fuck it? Well, that's not really what we're making it for. It's kind of, you know, to help people in the situations.
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01:39:50.215 --> 01:39:53.755
Can I fuck it? Oh, yeah. You can fuck it. I'll have 5.
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01:39:54.215 --> 01:40:15.574
In fact, with employment law as it is, it may be different in the USA, but, depending on where Hashlutz is built, it could be an idea. It could be an idea. You know? Perhaps missus Boddy could be the No. No. Come on. No. No. Wait a minute. It's not going it's not going where you think I was gonna go with it. Every Alright. Cat house
1285
01:40:15.875 --> 01:40:17.415
needs that motherly figure.
1286
01:40:18.034 --> 01:40:34.910
She's not doing the fucking, you know, she's just managing the girls. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Okay. I like that. And I think missus Boddy can fulfill that role. I mean, Boddy's already there doing back of the house stuff. Yeah. I like it. Missus Boddy, you need to get these bitches in line.
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Yes. Sex robots at the Consumer Electronics Show. Also, Pubkey, not that I do this all the time, talk about other people's fucking podcasts, but, Pubkey is doing a, a production
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01:40:52.550 --> 01:40:53.050
broadcast
1289
01:40:53.590 --> 01:41:00.330
kinda deal, and, they recently interviewed our beloved Bitcoin Baseload. So he's gonna be doing a lot of stuff,
1290
01:41:00.710 --> 01:41:03.290
with PubKey, so look out for that in the future.
1291
01:41:03.670 --> 01:41:08.435
So there we go. We're we're very already deeply tied in with PubKey with our gay robot,
1292
01:41:08.895 --> 01:41:14.035
flying to New York all of the time, and now we have our Awesome. Bum bum bum baseload.
1293
01:41:15.855 --> 01:41:19.315
Base the bodies at Pubkey? I didn't know that. No. You said gay robot.
1294
01:41:19.615 --> 01:41:20.115
Oh,
1295
01:41:20.575 --> 01:41:21.075
yeah.
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01:41:21.455 --> 01:41:27.610
The British one. Yeah. The British. The northern. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. The northern gay robot. There we go. Yeah.
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01:41:28.469 --> 01:41:35.130
Flying across the pond. And, so so now our our Bitcoin base load is there. Maybe they will run into each other. That'd be nice.
1298
01:41:35.430 --> 01:41:49.855
That handshake that turns into a hug. That'd be lovely. Baseload's a hugger. Is Q a hugger too? I think I've had a hug with him. Not like a cuddle hug. It's more like a, hey, man. Like a bit more of a, like, a a rough sort of like Mhmm.
1299
01:41:50.235 --> 01:41:51.295
A bit more rugged.
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01:41:51.640 --> 01:42:01.260
I think Baseload would be a really good hugger. I look forward to a hug with him. Well, you know, we're we're both Italians, so our hugs last a little bit longer. Oh, is he Italian as well, is he? He is. Yeah. Okay.
1301
01:42:01.640 --> 01:42:04.905
Okay. Yeah. I can see that. I look forward to it one day.
1302
01:42:05.545 --> 01:42:08.684
Very soon, my headset is going to die.
1303
01:42:09.145 --> 01:42:18.445
It's been telling me for the last 15 minutes. Very long. So what do you wanna do? What do you wanna do about that? Well, I don't know. I'm just telling you that if suddenly they die, they die. You know, just letting you know. If he dies,
1304
01:42:18.800 --> 01:42:19.540
he dies.
1305
01:42:19.920 --> 01:42:23.460
Not a lot I can do about it. So what so are you gonna plug in headsets?
1306
01:42:23.840 --> 01:42:25.620
Nope. What a fucking
1307
01:42:26.000 --> 01:42:27.540
what what a shitty podcaster.
1308
01:42:28.080 --> 01:42:29.620
I know. The worst.
1309
01:42:30.080 --> 01:42:34.675
Yep. Alright. Well, here we go. Continuing on with the show. Up next, we have,
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Bugle News' new staff writer
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01:42:38.175 --> 01:42:39.074
Wayne Kerr.
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01:42:39.375 --> 01:42:40.275
Wayne Kerr.
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01:42:40.655 --> 01:42:42.034
Wayne Kerr. Is that Italian?
1314
01:42:43.614 --> 01:42:44.755
It sounds German.
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01:42:45.139 --> 01:42:50.280
Yeah. Could be. Yeah. Could be. Maybe if we use the the British pronunciation that would end in a vowel.
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01:42:50.659 --> 01:42:51.400
Wen kah.
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01:42:52.099 --> 01:42:52.599
Bitcoin
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01:42:53.139 --> 01:42:59.480
doesn't buy love. The truth behind the digital hard money romance myth by Wayne Kerr.
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01:42:59.815 --> 01:43:03.675
Despite the growing influence of Bitcoin and the wealth it has created for some, there's
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01:43:04.295 --> 01:43:07.275
one thing that it seems unable to buy, a girlfriend.
1321
01:43:07.895 --> 01:43:09.114
While Bitcoin enthusiasts
1322
01:43:09.574 --> 01:43:25.270
often tout the belief that accumulating digital wealth will lead to attracting a partner, reality is proving otherwise. From bitcoin evangelists to regular investors, many have found that no amount of bitcoin, bitcoin knowledge, or bitcoin podcast hours listened to can compensate for a lack of social skills, personal connection,
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01:43:25.570 --> 01:43:26.870
or emotional intelligence.
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01:43:27.410 --> 01:43:29.910
3 high profile figures, Michael Saylor,
1325
01:43:30.255 --> 01:43:38.755
Jack Mahler's, and Dylan LeClaire illustrate the ongoing dilemma. Michael Saylor, the Bitcoin billionaire who still can't find love, the outspoken CEO of MicroStrategy's,
1326
01:43:39.455 --> 01:43:55.190
and a key figure in the Bitcoin investing world is no stranger to wealth. Under his leadership, MicroStrategy has bought 1,000,000,000 of dollars worth of Bitcoin. While many envy his financial success, Saylor's dating life remains a subject of much speculation. That's because he's married to the United States government. Hey.
1327
01:43:56.210 --> 01:43:57.430
Maybe. Maybe.
1328
01:43:57.810 --> 01:43:58.870
Probably. Definitely.
1329
01:43:59.245 --> 01:44:09.425
At 59 years old, Saylor's public persona is one of the tech mogul deeply committed to Bitcoin's future. However, reports indicate that despite his considerable wealth, he struggles with his personal life.
1330
01:44:11.005 --> 01:44:16.760
His net worth estimated in the 100 of 1,000,000,000 of sats hasn't seemed to translate into successful relationships.
1331
01:44:17.300 --> 01:44:23.480
Friends and insiders hint that his obsessive focus on Bitcoin may be a major barrier to forming lasting personal connections.
1332
01:44:24.020 --> 01:44:46.360
A close source, probably Peter McCormick, who wishes to remain anonymous, Michael's entire life revolves around Bitcoin. He doesn't have time for much else and certainly not for a girlfriend. He can't do a bum bum check. He doesn't have a baby mama. He never even made a bit clout. He didn't even come to my alpha's mail retreat. Wait a minute. I think I know who this is. He doesn't go into the barrel for self reflection.
1333
01:44:46.900 --> 01:44:51.880
Sure. He could buy someone a house, but it's the emotional connection that seems to be missing.
1334
01:44:52.580 --> 01:44:54.680
I wonder who that could be. Jack
1335
01:44:55.115 --> 01:44:55.615
Mahler's.
1336
01:44:55.995 --> 01:45:01.935
Jack Mahler's, Bitcoin's big name, single life. Jack Mahler's, the founder of Strike and a key player in the Bitcoin's
1337
01:45:02.235 --> 01:45:14.190
lightning network, is one of the most visible figures in the Bitcoin world. With his innovative work and payments, Mahler's had gained both recognition and wealth. Strike's mission to bring Bitcoin to the mainstream has earned Mahler's respect for both Bitcoin
1338
01:45:14.650 --> 01:45:15.469
and the USDT
1339
01:45:15.850 --> 01:45:19.550
communities alike. However, when it comes to his personal life, Mahler's remains
1340
01:45:19.930 --> 01:45:26.085
relatively private. Despite his success, there's little indication that Bitcoin has helped him form lasting romantic relationships.
1341
01:45:26.625 --> 01:45:36.965
People think Bitcoin entrepreneurs are drowning in attention, but it's hard to find genuine connections when everyone is so focused on your stack of sats, said a friend of Mahler's who preferred to stay anonymous.
1342
01:45:37.330 --> 01:45:46.949
While Mahler's business acumen and prominence in the Bitcoin space are impressive, those who know him personally note that his relentless focus on work leaves little room for romance.
1343
01:45:47.250 --> 01:45:55.905
Jack's vision for Bitcoin is bigger than anything else in life, said a colleague. But sometimes, that means he doesn't have the time or energy to invest in a relationship.
1344
01:45:56.365 --> 01:46:00.945
Next, he goes over Dylan Leclerc, who I don't care about. So I'm gonna skip that part. The takeaway,
1345
01:46:01.245 --> 01:46:08.430
Bitcoin isn't the key to love. The stories of Saylor, Mahler's, and Leclerc serve as a cautionary tale for those who believe that wealth,
1346
01:46:08.810 --> 01:46:12.510
particularly in the form of Bitcoin, is a surefire ticket to romance.
1347
01:46:13.050 --> 01:46:19.685
While Bitcoin may offer financial freedom and independence, it cannot replace the deep emotional work required to build meaningful relationships.
1348
01:46:20.145 --> 01:46:23.845
As Bitcoin continues to evolve as a dominant force in the world of finance,
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01:46:24.225 --> 01:46:35.500
its role in love and romance remains an open question. For now, it seems that the heart's desire are a bit more complicated than simply stacking sets. That article is by Wanker
1350
01:46:36.040 --> 01:46:41.100
in the Bugle News. And if you want to read the Dylan Leclerc part, visit bugle.news
1351
01:46:42.600 --> 01:46:48.140
and find the article titled Bitcoin doesn't buy love, the truth behind the digital hard money romance myth.
1352
01:46:48.440 --> 01:46:52.915
We found love, Max. We did. I never knew what it was until I met you.
1353
01:46:56.175 --> 01:46:58.915
I can't tell you how long I've waited to hear you say that.
1354
01:47:00.735 --> 01:47:03.715
Literally, one episode. I think we probably said it last episode.
1355
01:47:04.050 --> 01:47:04.790
Yeah. Probably.
1356
01:47:05.170 --> 01:47:07.590
Hey, you rascal. You got me again.
1357
01:47:09.570 --> 01:47:14.710
Well, I can definitely say things between us have heated up, and it isn't
1358
01:47:15.090 --> 01:47:16.070
just Altaertec's
1359
01:47:16.610 --> 01:47:17.110
bit
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01:47:21.995 --> 01:47:22.495
chimney.
1361
01:47:37.210 --> 01:47:38.590
Lately, because it's wintertime,
1362
01:47:38.970 --> 01:47:42.110
I've been talking about the bit chimney from altairtech.i0
1363
01:47:43.050 --> 01:47:44.670
simply because it's a beautiful
1364
01:47:45.290 --> 01:47:51.535
space heating miner thing. It's way nicer than the Avalon Nano 3 or the Avalon Nano
1365
01:47:51.915 --> 01:47:58.095
Mini, which you can also buy if you are interested in that device. You can buy it from altertech.io.
1366
01:47:59.595 --> 01:48:02.655
But I like the fact that our friends and associates
1367
01:48:03.300 --> 01:48:05.560
build shit, make shit, sell shit.
1368
01:48:06.180 --> 01:48:08.760
So I'd like to talk about the bit chimney from alteritech.io.
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01:48:10.260 --> 01:48:19.635
120 to 240 volt plug and play. No low noise. Not no noise. Fuckers got fans on it. How do you think the heat gets out of it? You dumbass.
1370
01:48:20.415 --> 01:48:21.155
Low noise,
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01:48:21.695 --> 01:48:24.594
Wi Fi, space heater based on a single
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01:48:24.895 --> 01:48:27.795
Antminer hash board. Two versions, k pro version,
1373
01:48:28.175 --> 01:48:34.739
31 watts per tera hash, 38 watts per tera hash. That's pretty good. Decent efficiency. The s 21 version
1374
01:48:35.360 --> 01:48:38.020
oh, no. I'm sorry. I got those wrong. 24 and 25
1375
01:48:38.560 --> 01:48:50.725
joules per tera hash. In the s 21 version, 18 joules per tera hash. All parts used in the build such as hash boards, APW3 plus plus PSUs, fans, etcetera, are brand new. Now Frankenstein and fabricoblin
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01:48:51.105 --> 01:48:54.325
from old machines here makes it new for you.
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Visit alteartech.i0
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01:48:56.385 --> 01:49:00.485
to snag one for yourself. When you check out, be sure to mention coupon code.
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Ungovernable.
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01:49:03.300 --> 01:49:05.960
What's that? Ungo I'm losing my voice.
1381
01:49:06.260 --> 01:49:06.760
Ungovernable.
1382
01:49:07.380 --> 01:49:12.520
I just thought you were trying to be sultry. No. No. No. It's just, it's all natural.
1383
01:49:13.495 --> 01:49:13.995
Ungovernable.
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01:49:15.495 --> 01:49:17.915
I like it. I like it a lot.
1385
01:49:20.375 --> 01:49:23.355
Bitch, imni. It brings out a bitch in me.
1386
01:49:25.575 --> 01:49:27.210
Because it's so hot in here.
1387
01:49:30.810 --> 01:49:31.550
Oh, man.
1388
01:49:32.010 --> 01:49:32.510
Listen,
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01:49:32.890 --> 01:49:38.110
Avril, if you don't use this as some kind of tagline that, you know, we're gonna do something with it. Yeah. The big chimney
1390
01:49:38.410 --> 01:49:42.074
brings out the bitch in me. It's good that, isn't it? We're good. It
1391
01:49:42.454 --> 01:49:43.434
is good that.
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01:49:46.054 --> 01:49:50.315
As I said at the beginning of the show, Max, we have a news for you from Kanan.
1393
01:49:50.855 --> 01:49:56.474
Do you want to hear all about it? Oh, yes, please. He said the Avaron mini 3.
1394
01:49:57.829 --> 01:50:02.489
A miracle in the cold winter. The charm of a broker chain. A household
1395
01:50:02.869 --> 01:50:05.449
based hard heater that can generate the Bitcoin.
1396
01:50:06.150 --> 01:50:09.765
Home should always be the warmest place with your loved ones.
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01:50:10.085 --> 01:50:14.745
It's the goal of Everon mini sleep to let you and your family enjoy mirror, entertainment,
1398
01:50:15.205 --> 01:50:15.705
conversation,
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01:50:16.005 --> 01:50:22.025
and the sleep without worry in a warm winter day. With the healing powerful 800 watt
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01:50:22.510 --> 01:50:26.210
and an active siren design fan. Shh, he's a siren.
1401
01:50:26.830 --> 01:50:31.010
It only take a 10 minute to make your home as warm as a spring.
1402
01:50:31.389 --> 01:50:38.365
And you don't have to worry about high heating course at all because of the Avaron Ministry equipped with 664
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01:50:38.985 --> 01:50:44.205
nanometer processing computer power chip. Can provide a computing power of a 37.5
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01:50:44.825 --> 01:50:45.325
terahesh
1405
01:50:46.265 --> 01:50:47.165
and a continuously
1406
01:50:47.705 --> 01:50:49.405
generated Bitcoin for you.
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01:50:49.770 --> 01:50:52.090
You like that? Still buy 1, but,
1408
01:50:52.809 --> 01:50:57.469
that's false advertising. Like, how can I be so sure? Attempt me in it to
1409
01:50:57.770 --> 01:51:04.185
make it like The Swing. What if you live in a fucking mansion? What if you're a sailor? You plug that in with no other heating.
1410
01:51:04.485 --> 01:51:09.945
Oh, don't worry. You have to read the photo in a note to find out. Did this be did it in a small room?
1411
01:51:11.445 --> 01:51:14.605
Just a read to the end. In a smaller point. We
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01:51:15.045 --> 01:51:16.585
we're in a small house.
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01:51:17.010 --> 01:51:21.990
We're not allowed to really go out of a high riser. Okay? Get back into the ad read. Okay?
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You're right because it's got a smart design. It's featuring restrained in a gentle rind design, pair with unique and metaric touch.
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01:51:30.615 --> 01:51:35.995
Oh, you feel that? It's a metaric touch. It offer a dual enjoyment for both vision
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and the touch.
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01:51:37.575 --> 01:51:38.715
Those are 2 senses.
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01:51:39.255 --> 01:51:42.295
The Raja win Rin Rindo. You ever heard of a
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01:51:43.735 --> 01:51:44.555
Fucking hell.
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01:51:46.830 --> 01:51:53.490
You ever heard of a RinRin though? Oh, it's nice. He designed to combine with a safety mesh hole, show meticulousness.
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01:51:54.030 --> 01:51:55.170
We've seen this magnificent
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appearance. The LED screen was authorized sensing adjustment, also support a customizing pictures and animated image.
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01:52:02.915 --> 01:52:09.015
Go and explore for your exclusive technology fun. Here's the best part. It's practical.
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01:52:09.555 --> 01:52:11.735
Need a cricket heating? Need a quietness?
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01:52:13.715 --> 01:52:14.215
It's
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it's
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isn't not like a bit bitch
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01:52:18.369 --> 01:52:22.230
in this. Is the bitch in this world? This give you quietness
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01:52:22.770 --> 01:52:24.869
or need to maximize Bitcoin production.
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01:52:25.330 --> 01:52:30.310
The heater mode allows you to control the temperature as needed. Your comfort is a party.
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01:52:30.635 --> 01:52:33.775
The mining mode output is strongest of moving power continuously.
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01:52:34.555 --> 01:52:39.055
Dig with a full force. The night mode is a ultra quiet
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and continuously
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01:52:40.875 --> 01:52:42.415
digs and kill your sleep.
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01:52:44.040 --> 01:52:54.780
You didn't know it did that. It did take care of your sleep. There's also a handy night ride, so you don't have to grope in the dark. You might want to grope in the dark. You never know what you might find.
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01:52:55.320 --> 01:52:58.425
How much of that was the actual advert? I don't know.
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01:52:59.045 --> 01:53:01.465
Very little. I just go back and forth.
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01:53:02.725 --> 01:53:03.705
Very little.
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01:53:04.565 --> 01:53:10.985
Well, that's great. And if you do want a a nano 3 and to grope in the dark, go to altairtech.io
1440
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and use the code
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01:53:13.980 --> 01:53:21.440
Ungovernable for a discount. What Ira could do is to combine all of our tagline. You would say, grope in the dark,
1442
01:53:21.900 --> 01:53:25.040
stretch a cold fist, and a digger with a full force.
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01:53:25.820 --> 01:53:29.735
Write that down, Jordan. Right. That's it. That's it right there. Grope in the
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01:53:30.114 --> 01:53:33.975
dark, stretch your cold fist, and dig with a full force.
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01:53:38.594 --> 01:53:40.695
I just hope there's no chilled worm
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01:53:41.090 --> 01:53:49.030
listening. They'll listen to this show. Yeah. It's seed signer driving around with his kids and be like, oh, shit. Turn this off. What the stop person?
1447
01:53:49.650 --> 01:53:50.950
Sorry, seed signer.
1448
01:53:52.210 --> 01:53:55.395
It's worse than ever. Yep. Adult deceived.
1449
01:53:55.695 --> 01:53:58.195
Bitcoin mining goes through a couple. He did with.
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01:54:00.255 --> 01:54:02.515
We have been exposing you here
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01:54:03.055 --> 01:54:06.595
on on government misfits action. It was not just to dirty jokes,
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01:54:07.170 --> 01:54:09.910
but to pleb miners that have been creating
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01:54:10.370 --> 01:54:14.230
Bitcoin heating solutions for a long fucking time.
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01:54:14.610 --> 01:54:21.830
I wanted to mention a few of them. You can look them up yourself after I mentioned them and interact with them. First up is, Schnitzel.
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01:54:22.205 --> 01:54:23.025
Our good friend
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01:54:23.325 --> 01:54:24.545
Michael Schmidt. Schnitzel
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01:54:25.085 --> 01:54:26.145
has a GitHub
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01:54:26.685 --> 01:54:33.105
for home automation control for Bitcoin mining. I guess you and were you and Q talking about this recently?
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01:54:33.725 --> 01:54:39.740
And then he jumped into our chat and said, hey, I wanted to just remind Max about my my GitHub for,
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01:54:40.380 --> 01:54:51.155
home automation and control. Do you remember that? We must have been. I try and block out everything that I speak to that wrote a lot about. I understand. Do you know what I mean? Like, PTSD stuff. But,
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01:54:51.935 --> 01:54:58.915
yeah, I obviously remember the the project. So could we put that in the link in the show notes? I will put the link in the show notes.
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01:54:59.375 --> 01:55:05.050
Notes. Snow notes. Snow notes. So the reason I'm saying that is because, you can go to GitHub and the schnitzel. That's
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01:55:05.590 --> 01:55:06.090
schnitzel/hazminer.
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01:55:09.989 --> 01:55:14.570
Like 'Haz'? Like your house? Maybe? I don't know. I'm not Swiss. Isn't he Swiss?
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01:55:14.949 --> 01:55:29.675
H a s s hyphen miner. And, another person we know, Brett Rowan, contributed to that project. So that's some upstream data action going on there. Also another, person that's in the Pleb Mining Group, Nicholas Drouin.
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01:55:29.975 --> 01:55:32.875
I think I'm saying this now right from Constellation Heating.
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01:55:34.000 --> 01:55:35.219
Visit his website
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01:55:35.520 --> 01:55:36.340
at constellationheating.com.
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01:55:38.880 --> 01:55:41.619
He's got a pretty cool pool warmer,
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01:55:42.080 --> 01:55:43.460
and he he built them himself.
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01:55:44.000 --> 01:55:47.380
Like, you know, it wasn't one of these larger companies. So we'll talk about fog hashing
1472
01:55:47.945 --> 01:55:48.445
and,
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01:55:49.225 --> 01:55:49.965
heat core.
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01:55:50.425 --> 01:55:51.565
They make really cool
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01:55:52.025 --> 01:55:59.245
immersion systems and hydro systems that are now going to be able to be easily incorporated into your home where that didn't exist before.
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01:55:59.705 --> 01:56:06.260
So he kind of just took the reins and developed something like that on his own. Got a friend named Gerald Clickman, who Glickman,
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01:56:06.720 --> 01:56:15.380
don't know what his real name is, who designed a pool heater. Coin heated. Goes way back with us. And finally, Chet. Chet is now like an industrial
1478
01:56:16.095 --> 01:56:23.875
heat reuse Bitcoin miner guy for a project that he did in Finland and soon to be our project manager for HashSluts.
1479
01:56:24.175 --> 01:56:25.875
So as much as we joke
1480
01:56:26.255 --> 01:56:30.835
about things like the Avalon Nano 3, Plebminer guys have been
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01:56:31.280 --> 01:56:40.180
designing and building and manufacturing this stuff for a long time. So let's let's not forget about them. Can I make a suggestion for the next show?
1482
01:56:40.560 --> 01:56:42.340
Yeah, man. If anyone
1483
01:56:42.640 --> 01:56:43.700
would like to
1484
01:56:44.125 --> 01:56:46.705
send us a voice note about their
1485
01:56:47.165 --> 01:56:51.264
home mining setup, and this can be anyone who's already previously
1486
01:56:51.724 --> 01:56:54.304
been on with us in the Plebminer month
1487
01:56:54.764 --> 01:57:03.250
or anyone who has something new and you wanna send us in a voice note, then we would like to play that. If you have any video footage or anything like that, we can,
1488
01:57:03.810 --> 01:57:14.285
add it into the show notes and people can go and have a look as well because I kind of miss covering that kind of stuff. Like Mhmm. Like you say, it's all bit taxes and, you know, which companies
1489
01:57:14.665 --> 01:57:16.605
borrowed a load of cut fiat
1490
01:57:17.145 --> 01:57:19.725
money and, you know, building out their infrastructure.
1491
01:57:20.025 --> 01:57:29.310
But at the end of the day, like, the plebminer is really about these smaller builds and people doing things off their own steam without having to have massive investment from,
1492
01:57:30.030 --> 01:57:41.010
from banks and all the stuff that we're getting trying to get away from. So that would be cool. Please. Please do. Would love to see it. My bet is that no one fucking bothers. Yes.
1493
01:57:41.475 --> 01:57:51.094
Almost certainly. But if you can be bothered, even if it's a short little voice note, little bit about the setup, we would love to hear it. Why don't we do this? Because
1494
01:57:51.715 --> 01:57:56.054
we just haven't had time to do the pleb monitor and the wild segment.
1495
01:57:56.400 --> 01:58:06.100
Mhmm. Is just at least try to do the pleb minor and the wild segment in a informal, like, 2, 3 minute way. Like, hey. By the way, this person has done this. Oh.
1496
01:58:06.400 --> 01:58:20.534
I know that's a section that other shows have had, but, really, we're the ones that kind of innovative bringing these stories to people. So Yeah. Yeah. We we started it. We wanted to. Yeah. Whether we started it or not, which we did. Yeah. We'll do what the fuck we want anyway. So, yeah, if someone can,
1497
01:58:21.094 --> 01:58:29.550
either send in a voice mail or just a story, and we'll cover it, whichever way. Yeah. I'd like to see some more of that. That'd be cool. Sorry. Don't have time for the interviews. Apologize.
1498
01:58:30.010 --> 01:58:40.270
We'll do it this way. One day. One day. Yeah. One day. Getting close. We'll get that. Big ear, buddy. Sometimes I have these little things written to to bring the show out,
1499
01:58:40.585 --> 01:58:45.085
and I don't have one written, but I just wanted to say something. I'm sorry.
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01:58:45.784 --> 01:58:47.324
I just wanted to talk about
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01:58:47.784 --> 01:58:49.244
our blue collar ethos
1502
01:58:49.704 --> 01:58:51.324
here at Ungovernable Misfits.
1503
01:58:51.945 --> 01:58:53.244
We get a lot of compliments
1504
01:58:53.784 --> 01:58:55.565
and as the best podcast,
1505
01:58:56.119 --> 01:58:58.139
so on and so forth. Mhmm. And,
1506
01:58:58.520 --> 01:58:59.980
we have a very dedicated
1507
01:59:00.360 --> 01:59:00.860
audience.
1508
01:59:01.320 --> 01:59:10.059
Like, I know and I can't imagine anybody has this dedicated of an audience. And the reason being is that blue collar work ethic
1509
01:59:10.599 --> 01:59:13.835
that we have, that we don't seek out the cucked sponsors
1510
01:59:14.215 --> 01:59:15.835
that require us to change
1511
01:59:16.135 --> 01:59:20.155
who we are. We exist in a world of actual proof of work.
1512
01:59:20.535 --> 01:59:25.860
You and I have had these conversations just on a personal level before like if I'm not suffering,
1513
01:59:26.480 --> 01:59:28.740
I feel like I didn't earn it. Yeah.
1514
01:59:29.440 --> 01:59:29.940
I,
1515
01:59:30.640 --> 01:59:34.500
I can relate to that. Yeah. Bad. You can relate to that.
1516
01:59:37.375 --> 01:59:50.034
I feel like if you were to have edited the show and only took you 3 hours, you would go and edit it again for another 3 hours just to just to have punished yourself. Yeah. Ben Gunn was having a gurt at me when I saw him recently.
1517
01:59:50.440 --> 01:59:59.020
Getting in your own way, lah. I can't do his fucking accent, but you know what I mean? Yeah. Getting in your own way, fucking, that's ridiculous. You can't be spending that much time. You can't do that.
1518
02:00:01.400 --> 02:00:05.325
It's how I do things, mate. Well, Ben Gunn, I don't know. There ain't no change in you, so
1519
02:00:05.885 --> 02:00:07.185
Just accept it.
1520
02:00:08.125 --> 02:00:09.105
Very specific
1521
02:00:09.565 --> 02:00:20.865
about the way things have to go out and, and how things need to be done. It's just the way it is, mate. Well, this is just I just wanna say hats off to you, all of you blue collar plebs.
1522
02:00:21.390 --> 02:00:28.690
I appreciate you. I think we're all in the same boat. Just keep on keeping on. Keep working. Keep sweating.
1523
02:00:29.070 --> 02:00:29.890
Keep grinding.
1524
02:00:30.429 --> 02:00:35.090
We're all getting there. I agree. We will. We're the we're the best of the people.
1525
02:00:35.455 --> 02:00:36.195
We're great.
1526
02:00:36.655 --> 02:00:38.114
Do you know what I mean? We're just awesome.
1527
02:00:38.574 --> 02:00:40.594
When the world falls to shit,
1528
02:00:40.895 --> 02:00:49.235
you're gonna need people who can build shit and fix stuff and actually grind and get their hands dirty and not these wanky,
1529
02:00:49.614 --> 02:00:50.114
soy,
1530
02:00:50.810 --> 02:00:51.310
$62,000
1531
02:00:52.410 --> 02:00:53.390
adult entertainment,
1532
02:00:54.010 --> 02:00:55.470
long haired, tether,
1533
02:00:56.490 --> 02:00:56.990
cunts.
1534
02:00:57.370 --> 02:01:03.390
We need you. You're the best, and we love you. We do love you. We look forward to building with you
1535
02:01:03.705 --> 02:01:04.685
into the future.
1536
02:01:05.224 --> 02:01:07.244
And beyond. And this has been
1537
02:01:07.705 --> 02:01:08.844
Ungovertible Misfits.
1538
02:01:09.385 --> 02:01:10.284
Action news.
1539
02:01:17.250 --> 02:01:20.550
Yeah. Yeah, buddy. Buddy? We made it. Another short episode.
1540
02:01:20.850 --> 02:01:22.630
Yeah. It wasn't 3 hours.
1541
02:01:23.090 --> 02:01:29.190
It wasn't quite 3 hours. No. Wow. On our split rate. Yeah. Agreed. And my, my headphones somehow managed to hold on. Yeah. It's not