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$BRETT and the BULLRUN š„
Recorded: June 12, 2025 Duration: 2:09:22Space Recording
Short Summary
In a lively discussion, crypto enthusiasts explored the growth potential of meme coins, particularly Brett and Pepe, drawing parallels to past market trends and emphasizing the importance of community confidence and self-awareness in navigating the crypto landscape.
Full Transcription
Thank you. what's going on everybody we might lose the space with all the internet outages and stuff
uh so just a heads up but i'm gonna try and do my best uh i'm excited for today's spaces we got like
all the og brett people in the house slum doodge. We got Sarah coming up. Yo, I'm so
excited for this because I literally have not talked to Slumdodge in literally like,
bro, like forever. How are you, bro? I'm good. How's it going? I know it's been a minute. I've
been kind of, you you know touching grass and uh
getting my life together especially because we've had shitty market up until recently
yeah dude i remember i need the same energy you brought when you came in here the first
fucking brett space and remember how like crazy we're like yeah guys dude like we've been holding
Brett now for like well over a year um it's crazy right but look the Brett community is still here
still active so you know I'm still pretty happy with it I'm super excited the direction of the
market but uh yeah I don't know it's Lom doge you excited yeah i'm super excited especially seeing what
pepe's doing recently too um i think it was a week ago it was over a six billion dollar market cap
um interestingly enough right now it's at well like five something, right? But interestingly enough, Dogecoin back in 2021, in February, it was
also at a $5 billion market cap. That's just kind of FYI. So Doge went from $5 billion to what,
basically, Doge was exactly where Pepe is right now. And it went from $5 billion to $80,
Pepe is right now.
And it went from $5 billion to $80, I want to say $80 or $90 billion market cap in the bull run.
So if that's saying anything, I think Pepe could match that same energy, if not surpass it, honestly.
Honestly, like Pepe can really do numbers and Brett being the very first kind of, what do we call it?
Like Brett is like the SHIB, right? The SHIB of Doge.
Like Doge doing $80 billion, $80-90 billion market cap and SHIB, I think SHIB topped out at $45 billion, if I'm not mistaken. If that's any,
you know, if that's any signal of what could happen here in the future, if Pepe,
let's say Pepe doesn't, for whatever reason, right? Let's say Pepe doesn't reach the same
market cap as Doge. Let's say instead Pepe only goes to $60, right? Let's say Pepe doesn't reach the same market cap as Doge.
Let's say instead Pepe only goes to 60, right?
Let's say it goes to 60 billion.
Relative to Pepe, Brett should hit anywhere from 10 to 20, in my opinion.
That's what I think the potential is here for Brett.
Dude, that's so interesting because I actually wasn't even thinking about that,
how it's like the same,
it's lining up exactly the same
between like Pepe and Doge.
And then, yeah, like when Doge went to,
yeah, it was like 80 billion,
like shortly after that,
it created like such a gold rush, right?
It created like a trickle down effect gold rush
and everyone like was looking for like the next Doge.
And that's partially why like Shiba like skyrocketed into, you know, oblivion.
So obviously, like, I'm still holding my bread been holding over a year, you know, it all
like kind of comes at once in a sense.
It's people forget like it's a long bull run, like the bull cycle is four years.
So, you know, I think like, sometimes meme coins give the illusion of, like, you get rich quick.
And it happens, like, that day.
But, you know, the bull cycle is pretty long.
And, like, I will tell you as somebody, like, who also found Doge early, right?
Like, so I forget when you said when you got into Doge.
But, like, it was, like, 2020 when I first saw Doge.
Yeah, I feel like you got in a doge earlier than
I did honestly if you if you got in a doge before a penny you basically beat me to it because I got
in a doge at a penny that's when I found dogecoin at a penny um and I I put in a little bit of money
honestly I put in like a hundred bucks or something and it went from from that front
it went from a penny to eight cents in a matter of a day and when i saw my hundred dollars or it
was like 40 bucks i don't know it was it was something like it was a very small amount of
money when i saw it jump from that amount to like 300 400 500 i was like what the fuck is this that
was kind of like a guinea pig you for me. It was like a test run.
I was like, oh, wow, this can happen. And so that's when I started looking into crypto in
general. That was the first crypto I ever bought was Doge. But it was after that that I was like,
okay, there's potential here. And then Elon Musk was talking about it. It started becoming a whole
like, it started becoming like a fucking tidal wave. And so, yeah. So you got in on Doge before I did.
And then you got in on Shiv, too.
So if we're doing similar mathematics here, right?
Shiv did about half of what Doge did.
So that's where I see Brett doing.
I feel like Brett could do half of what Pepe does.
Dude, yeah, like 100%.
And also, I see crashes in the audience the internet's been kind
of finicky so i sent the request maybe the other co-host can send his crust see if he wants to come
up he might be busy though i said it's him okay yeah he might be busy i don't know if he's just
supporting but we'd love to have you up crash if you're free um but yeah so like that was the key
right of just like seeing well even like when i Doge, I didn't realize like how crazy
it was going to get.
You know what I mean?
Like in 2021, I didn't realize, oh, this is going to blow to the moon.
Like it never like crossed my mind that that was going to even happen until it like happened,
right?
And yeah, Doge, Kyra, and Shiba, and everyone's like running around trying to chase the same
thing.
You're going to see the similar effect at the top of the cycle.
There's going to be a point, ETH just started moving again. And here's why I'm so bullish on ETH. I've been bullish on ETH the entire bull cycle. It's been kind of in this stagnant
zone forever, right? It's because I'm somebody who's always just watched the big money. What
is the big money doing?
Originally, Ethereum was the second big ETF that BlackRock filed for in all these hedge funds, right?
So there's a clear interest in Ethereum.
Didn't matter what the price was.
Didn't matter what the performance was.
The fact that right after Bitcoin, all these hedge funds immediately started falling for
the Ethereum ETF, that was the tell.
That was like the poker tell for me.
Like, oh, they're going to be doing stuff with ETH, right?
And they needed to, you know, my theory is like they really needed to rack in all the money from the Bitcoin ETF first.
Because they're not trying to cross cannibalize, you see, before they're going to rake in on these other ETFs.
So they have made like BlackRock, I was looking at
the numbers from last year, but they have made an absolute fortune off this Bitcoin ETF. And I can
guarantee you like funds like that are not going to lose money. And they are still accumulating
Ethereum to this day. BlackRock was like, oh, we made a mistake. They're not going to actually be
physically buying Ethereum. They've been buying Ethereum like crazy, specifically around that $2,500 zone. They've been accumulating Ethereum. So whether the market goes up and down,
like I'm still bullish on ETH for the cycle, I do think ETH is going to break its all time high.
And when that happens, the best leverage play is literally Brett. Because the advantage Brett has
is that it is on base and people forget when ETH is over $4,000, like we're all forgetting
the gas fees are still going to be insane on Ethereum. And people have been used to
swapping these memes on Solana, you know, this and that, um, they're used to these cheap fees,
right? So they're going to be quickly reminded like, Oh, Oh, wait a second. Oh shit. Like it's
expensive to buy this stuff. So that's where Brett on base has like a very clear advantage over the over the other Ethereum means because it is on base.
And you got Coinbase. They had a bunch of news come out today about their I don't know if you guys saw about their credit card and their offices.
Like, like Coinbase kind of like realized they got to get you know get it
together and they're spending like a ton of money on marketing right now they're opening up two new
offices like they're really pushing this base thing so i still think like base has not had its
time yet it has not had its run like in february it had like a little cute meme cycle but it's
nowhere near to like of having its um like full run yet. So that's
why I'm still holding breath. That's why I'm personally bullish on it. And my opinions,
I kind of like have just been watching the market as a whole, you know, if I thought it was a one
and done, and they weren't going to capitalize on base chain, I would have sold all my bread last
year a long time ago. But I still think like we are going to have a surprise run from Ethereum,
ago but i still think like we are going to have a surprise run from ethereum uh this cycle um
and and for the reasons i just said they wouldn't they just spent like over 500 million dollars on
these the past two weeks they're not going to be buying these they're not trying to lose 500
million dollars on their investment you feel me so like those are those are just some of the non-ta
reasons why i'm why i'm still so bullish but, Islam, I love those interesting points you made about...
You want to know something crazy?
Pepe, like, it should surprise everybody right now that Pepe's at around $5 to $6 billion market cap with Ethereum as low as it is.
You know, like, just put that in perspective, right? Like Ethereum is 50, like it's half of the way of its previous all-time high and Pepe's at
6 billion. Like, it's not like we're nearing highs on Ethereum right now. Like, just imagine,
and the thing is this, I show, I post screenshots all the time. Like we see Ethereum pump and then
we see Pepe double, triple, quadruple pump. We'll see a 5% gain on Ethereum.
We'll see a 10, 15% gain on Pepe. So it's like everything is relative and everything kind of
works like that. So it makes sense to me that once Ethereum starts nearing all-time highs and
surpasses, then Pepe's going to fucking go bananas and then we'll see it go down to Brett.
Yeah, I agree. There's something wrong with my mic, but I agree. And it's like,
Sarah, can you hear her? No, she stopped talking for me too.
Oh, damn. No, you're good. No, I can hear you now. I can hear you now. Okay. Yeah. You just,
you're good now. It's a conspiracy.
The internet's going in.
I'll try my best, but if my mic goes out, you guys can talk.
So last cycle, so the reason that's happening with Pepe is Pepe is the first mover advantage,
what I call first mover advantage.
So in 2021, last cycle, Doge had first mover advantage.
It was the first well well-known uh you know meme coin
right so it had a huge advantage over the other memes that's why it continued to skyrocket into
oblivion was number one so this cycle like pepe has the first mover advantage sure but you know
people always will go look for the next thing like Like as Pepe blows up, people are going to be looking for like, you know, the next thing.
And like I said, I think that it is on base.
And I think the fact that people are not going to have to pay those crazy swap fees.
And I think the fact that Coinbase is spending a fortune on this marketing to normies to try and onboard as many people as they can onto base,
you know, through their exchange.
I think like there's definitely a clear for me, it's like very clear, like opportunity.
But again, like these are all our opinions, guys, it's not financial advice.
But like this was like a clear winner for me from the start.
And so I felt very comfortable holding it through the ups and
downs, you know, even when it got so crazy, right? Because last year, you know, base was really,
you know, pumping and then the ecosystem was hot and then Brett got flooded, right?
I like, you know, I held my Brett all the way, like back down and all the way back up because
I wasn't like worried about the short term price
action or movement of breath because I really saw the long term picture. I'm like, Oh, well,
you know, I believe Pepe is kind of going to be the star of the meme point show this cycle.
This is related to that, right? And this has the advantage of being on base. It was
literally an instant no brainer for me And, yeah, I still believe that.
So, yeah, I don't know if Sarah or Salome, you want to say anything.
I mean, I don't know if you guys just saw the New York Post article on Pepe.
Did you guys see that?
Dude, I did.
Everyone was posting it all over.
Everyone was posting it all over Twitter.
Yeah, see, it's becoming, like, I did. Everyone was posting it all over. Everyone was posting all over Twitter. Yeah, see, it's becoming like more mainstream. So like, you have this new category of memes. Like last year, the category was dogs. Oh, that's the Dogecoin dog. Oh, it's the Shiba dog. You know, now they're looking at people who don't, there's a lot of people, they don't even know what the fuck Pepe is. They just see, oh, that's the green frog. They're going to be on Coinbase,
you know, seeing, oh, here's the blue, here's the blue frog. Here's Brett. Like, that's how, like,
the masses think, right? So that's, like, the clear advantage, like, you have. It's a toad. I
mean, Brett's technically a toad, but it's still, like, a frog. You feel me? Like, it's in the same
category, in the same wheelhouse, and people like to buy things like that in categories they're familiar.
Like, oh, okay.
Like, a lot of people might not have been familiar with the Doge meme.
Once they realized, oh, it's a dog, they were looking for the next dog coin.
You know, you have to, like, you have to separate, like, the crypto degenerate world from, like know soccer mom kids yeah they never heard crypto
before they're gonna see this is the green one this is the blue one so for me like you know
obviously i'm still super bullish on breath but just like this bull run is in my opinion like is
not over there's no way because you all you have to do is look at what the big money is doing
and it is a manipulated market but they would not have been accumulating.
At first, I was scared.
Okay, so like a month ago, it was like a month ago,
they were like, BlackRock's buying yeast.
So I went and looked.
I'm like, well, how much do they buy?
And it was only like, I forget.
It was like 10, it was a very small amount.
It was only like $10 million.
And I'm like, oh, that is not bullish at all. I was
like, are we in trouble? Like, that's nothing to them. You know what I mean? It's like handing
someone a dollar. I was like, oh, that's like not bullish at all. But then this month, they bought
$500 million. They invested $500 million. Now we're talking. That means there's some kind of
plans with ETH to some degree at some point in
time so that's why I'm so confident that Ethereum you know is gonna run and I think the best hedge
you know for ETH is memes 100%. Hey what's up you guys are um you guys talk about Pepe and Brett
but something that you guys
didn't talk about which I feel like
nobody is even noticing right now is that
Pepe
Pepe is almost
flipped SHIB in the downturn
to become the number one meme
on Ethereum
so I feel like that's something
nobody really notices right now
it's almost the number one meme on Ethereum and
Obviously the better Pepe does the better for Brett. The thing is this has always been the case
Like since the beginning is when we have a downturn
Brett almost always underperforms Pepe by some
So Pepe obviously being bigger more established and it had it launched earlier than Brett by how many months? Like eight more months. So you have more time to work through selling pressure of early holders. You have more time to filter out believers and non-bel down but brett always outperforms on the way up and
that's just that's not a opinion that's a that's a fact at least when we're considering the last
year and a half so yeah i mean you have to like be happy that pepe is flipping shib sorry my nose i have like snot in it right now a
little um but you have to be happy that pepe is getting all that demand and flipping shib in the
downturn and it's like that's the thing that's what I pay the most attention to is what is is gaining dominance in the downturn
And so you know that if Pepe is gaining dominance in the downturn
Then you know that obviously every time we outperform Pepe on the way up
Well, that's a good sign for us, you know that to me. That's the most important thing of this downturn and
You know almost every single coin
Altcoin almost every single coin uh altcoin almost every single altcoin is still down 80 plus outside a few that have like you know waves for example hyper liquid had a wave
for example spx had a wave but then for example those things can be dropping and then while other
things have a wave they'll just look like they're not moving that happens all the time for example when brett ran to 2.3 billion it front ran and it went harder
and faster than a lot of other coins that were just not moving that much so there are times where
it's like brett has its moment while other coins don't and then there's times where other coins
have their moment while brett does not So things kind of cycle and flow.
And sometimes you're going to have, for example,
all of the boys club is going to be pumping like crazy.
And then there's going to be times where all of the boys club is underperforming
and all other memes are doing better than those memes, right?
There's going to be a time where Pepe is underperforming Fartcoin, right?
There's going to be a time where Brett was is underperforming Fartcoin right there's gonna be a time where Brett was just outperforming Fartcoin right once
Fartcoin got above like 1.4 billion and that's when Brett took off from 300
million to 900 million so from that point Fartcoin starts to go down from 1.4
billion to 1 billion meanwhile Brett does a 3x so that's one of the things that I
always see people do is they get discouraged because their coin is not the one pumping at that moment
But you got to realize that the coin that you see that's pumping today may be the one that looks like it's not moving later
Meanwhile, yours is the one pumping so the worst thing you can do is sell
What is not pumping to go chase?
What is pumping because then once the thing that is pumping stops pumping and then the thing that you were holding starts pumping now think about this so let's say let's
do an example of hyper liquid let's say it goes up 4x okay while brett is stagnant now let's say
you buy hyper liquid on a 4x at 35 bucks and now hyper liquid just goes kind of like from 35 bucks. And now hyperliquid just goes kind of like from 35 bucks to 30 bucks or 30 bucks back
up to 40, 45 bucks. Okay, congratulations. You bought in at 35 after the 4X. And meanwhile,
Brett then goes from, let's say 400 million to 2 billion, 5X. So now you just cost yourself
the 5X on Brett. And then the worst thing you're probably going to do is you're going to probably
take the hyperliquid and say, oh shit, I was i do that why did i rotate out you're going to go back
into brett whenever it's up and then that's when hyperliquid's going to start pumping again and
then you're just missing out on more x's by swapping in and out at the wrong times because
basically all you're doing is you think oh one thing is pumping while the other is not okay let
me go buy the one that's pumping and then you're already pumped you're buying in at the later stage of that move up and then you miss the actual bulk of the other one moving up it's just
like one of the worst things you can do that repeatedly if you keep doing that over the years
you miss a 5x here you miss a 5x there now you just missed out on a 25x head you'd rotated better
if you were going to rotate at least fucking rotate good okay so then you know miss another 5x and 25x times 5x is like 125x's you've
missed out on because you you're really bad you know and so that's like one of the worst things
you can do you know and so like for example i'll give you an example on mon, right? It's like, it's a thing, Monero and Brett,
like any asset that I hold,
whenever it's going up,
I just get that much more bullish
and optimistic about it, obviously, right?
The good thing is that I already hold them
before they start taking off
and before they start getting me even more bullish,
you know, because it's natural.
Whenever you see the thing that you've believed in, you've waited on, and it finally starts moving, and you're freaking up 3x,
5x, 10x, or more, of course, naturally, you're going to be excited about it. And so the thing is,
though, you don't want to be the person that naturally gets excited about it once you see
it's pumping and buy into that. like but look the thing is i was
making an example of like monero for example the thing was sitting below 150 200 for the last
four years and bitcoin went up from 20k to 110k meanwhile monero didn't do shit. And so instead of, you know, what you should do though, is in my opinion,
this is what I've told myself, for example, on a coin like Monero, it's not a meme coin, right?
I tell myself, okay, you see how bullish you are whenever Monero's going up? You see how excited
you get whenever it's going up? And when your vision is coming to life on that coin,
keep the same exact energy whenever it's going down, because it's like,
you're getting, you're just getting a worse worse price you're getting a worse ratio when things are pumping it's like whatever you feel when things are pumping if it feels good if you feel excited
if you feel like everything you believe about something is coming to life you got to keep the
exact same energy whenever it's going down because that's the only way you actually make money
whenever things are coming to life like you thought
But if you only buy the things that are coming to life when they're going up
You're you're buying the life. You're not buying like a truly good
Deal, you know, like it's just never gonna be the same
Amount of X's and so that can always every single time you do that every single time you buy
The confirmation of things coming to life the confirmation of what you believe is coming true, right?
By that time, a lot of the Xs, they're gone.
That could be the difference, obviously, between making a 10X or a 40X or, let's say, a 5X or a 15X.
Now, a lot of people may say, well, I'm still happy I make a 5X.
Now, a lot of people may say, well, I'm still happy I make a 5X.
But the thing is, you take the difference between a 5X and a 15X and you do that repeatedly over years.
You miss out on a 10X, you miss out on a 10X here, you miss out on a 10X there.
And that is the difference between having $2 million or potentially having $100 million plus dollars if you do this right.
So all those little Xs that you think aren't such a big deal,
oh, I'll just wait until it starts breaking out, then I'll buy.
I just don't agree with it.
I don't.
You know, if you think something's undervalued, then you got to bite down on the mouthpiece
and buy it whenever there's no traction or whenever that things are slower, you know,
because if you think something's undervalued, you know, you're going to sell it for more
in the future, right?
So, I mean, I don't know.
That's just what I think.
Awesome. Thanks so much.
Yo, you were a listener to me.
I had no idea you were on the stage until you started talking.
I'm like, damn, somebody sounds a lot like Crash.
Yeah, no, I totally, totally agree with with you that makes a lot of sense um yeah i mean i i love this
brett community too like also strength the community like the brett community has been around
and it's it's literally been holding up for over a year you see a lot of these communities fizzling
out i think like you know the strategy well how many memes on eth uh have
above like a 30 million market cap anymore i can only think of a few pepe uh we'll say brett i
mean it's on base but that's basically eth um spx uh harry potter and what else is above like 30 million market cap on ETH? That's the thing
that I think is a big advantage to ETH is there's just not a lot of competition of memes that are
actually in the hundreds of millions or in above a billion. Oh, they're SHIB, right? Like I just,
I can think of very few memes on ETH that actually have been able to survive. So the thing is,
everyone knows, like, if you're in the top 1% of earners, that's where all the money goes to. It
doesn't go to, like, earner in the 40, like, 47%, right? Like, all, majority of the money flows to
the top three, top five, top 10. The closer you are to the top, the more money flow you're going
to receive, whether that's your salary, whether that's success and recognition, right?
Like, no one is sitting here and, you know, applauding the 130th best basketball player in the world, even though he's insanely fucking good.
You know, you just hear them talk about the top 10 best, for example, all the time. So you could be so good, 130th, but it's never going to be the
same recognition and salary as a top 10 player, for example. So anyways, it's a fact Brett is a
top 10 player on ETH. I would say top five. So then you don't have to worry about is the money
going to come eventually? Is it going to succeed or not?
It's like, no, it's a top five player in the NBA, except translated to meme coins on ETH.
You know, the top five player in the NBA is going to get paid.
You know, you're holding that.
You own that.
You own it.
To me, it's like owning the salary of a top five basketball player, for example.
And I use basketball because NBA finals are going on.
So, I mean, hopefully that kind of makes sense. You know, so that's how I see it. Now, rarely and
occasionally, you're going to find a guy who is the 200th best basketball player in the world,
and you're going to look at the guy and you're going to say, this guy is special. This guy,
I can see him being a top five, top 10 player at some point in the league. And you'll be right occasionally.
And obviously there's huge potential when you do that.
But with Brett, that's already been done.
Brett was a rookie, and now he's past sophomore year.
He's already one of the best players in the game. So that's the thing.
There's no doubt or question about Brett being a top five player on ETH.
That's just a fact.
It's undeniable at this
point. Now, let's say like LeBron James, how long has he been a top player in the league? Like for
15 plus years, Kevin Durant, Stephen Curry, like, you know, it kind of gets boring, doesn't it? When
the top players are just the top players. But guess what? Whether you think it's boring or not,
the top players stay at the top for a long time a lot of times right like 15 plus years in the case of nba
in the case of meme coins that's like four plus years right and so whether you like it or not
brett's gonna be at the top for minimum four plus years okay and before like some new younger star
and six years from now uh you know outpaces brett's old slow ass who needs to retire at that
point whenever he's already like matured past a 10 billion market cap then like let's say let's say
he goes from 40 billion to 10 billion it's kind of like shib right now right shib hit 40 billion
market cap now it's down to 7 billion let's be real who's buying shib anymore you know what i
mean that time will come for bread
i believe in the future i think it will happen with pretty much all meme coins um if you even
make it big but that time is so far from now and we haven't even won a championship yet in my
opinion i mean i would say actually hitting 2.3 billion market cap without Coinbase, Binance, OKEx. I mean, I would say
that's like Jimmy Butler carrying his team to the finals a few years ago, I feel like it was,
and winning the ring. That's the thing, for the last 10 years of NBA, I've not followed it
at all. But this year, I finally tuned back in so that's why i'm talking nba examples with the
finals on so yeah i mean that's how i would draw an analogy i would also draw an analogy of and
i've used this before it's like if pepe is nike well brett has to be adidas in this case for
example yeah maybe more people wear nike but it doesn't, you know, take away that Adidas is Adidas. You know what I mean? Like they go hand in hand. They're known. You know, you don't know Nike and not know what Adidas is. You don't know what Pepe is and not know what bread is if you're in crypto.
people that are going to speculate on, okay, Nike has ran up. I think Adidas is undervalued in
relation to Nike, and they're going to buy Adidas even if they don't even like the shoe,
just because simply off the fact that they're going to make money off of it. Now, some people
are going to like Adidas more than Nike. And who's to argue which one is better? I mean,
subjective at that point. But the point is that when you're top two, top three, top five,
it's all connected to to each
other's success uh ethereum is always going to be a ratio of bitcoin bitcoin's always going to be
a ratio to ethereum right i mean there was a point where ethereum was uh for forty eight hundred
dollars a coin while bitcoin was 69 000 and now now Ethereum's been underperforming for years against Bitcoin,
but there comes a point where that ratio, right?
When you had $69,000 Bitcoin and $4,800 Ethereum,
what's the ratio there?
It's like 17x ratio
between Ethereum to 17 Ethereum for one Bitcoin, right?
Now, Bitcoin's
like $105K, and
Ethereum's $2,600. So now
you can only, or now
you can get how many Ethereum for one Bitcoin?
Like, I don't know,
it's gotta be like $35-ish to $40
almost.
So, now if you chart that,
well, you can chart that. It's called ETH BTC, right? I'm not
looking at the chart right now, so I'm just going off at the top of my head. But it becomes a point
in time where something that becomes a smaller ratio becomes attractive in relation to the ratio
that it once had. And so that's the thing. Right now, we see in the downturn, the ratio between Pepe and Brett.
Brett loses some of its ratio to Pepe during hard times, but then it catches up in ratio during
good times. And you can watch this every single run up. Brett always becomes a much larger
percentage of Pepe during the runs. So last run, for example, Brett hit 2.3 billion when Pepe hit
11 billion. So it was about 20% of Pepe. Right now, Brett is 10% of Pepe roughly. Okay, Pepe's
at 5 billion, Brett's at 500 million. So that's natural. That's what always happens. Brett loses
some dominance in hard times, and it regains that dominance
and gives you more multiples in good times.
That's the game.
I'm not going to sit here and complain about it.
I'm going to try to take advantage of that because that's just how it works.
And you can do that.
You can just look at that and be like, oh, that's a fact.
It was one-fifth of Pepe at the last peak.
Right now it's one-tenth.
It's not like it's one-one-hundredth. It's not like it's like 1 100th. It's not like
it's gotten decimated
in relation to Pepe. That's the thing
though. A lot of people, you look at the price
versus USD, but you don't
look at the price relative to other memes.
And in reality, in memes, you have
to just compare price to other
memes because that's your sector.
That is the thing that
you're measuring your standard by.
Pepe is going to be the standard, Doge is going to be the standard.
Those are the things that you have to compare to know if you're holding a meme coin, are
you holding a good one?
And so if you're holding things that gain a better ratio, gain dominance in good times,
those are the ones that can produce you bigger returns, you know?
So that's why, you know, I don't worry or get bothered by if Brent has, like, a lull or a slower period for a little.
Because that's happened so many times, and then it turns the fuck on, and then it catches up, and then, you know.
But the key is, it happens in good times.
Can we really say that right now is a good
time for memes it's not bro all memes are not really moving that much right now uh and memes
are boring right now so is that considered a good time no so why would you expect brett to be
outperforming and going crazy in good time yeah ethereum is finally up but has ethereum's move
led to a lot of memes doing super fucking good right now
No, a lot of the memes are still down
80% plus from their all-time high even with the theorem finally moving up
So is this a good time for memes even with the theorem going up? It's still not a good time
So why would you expect your you know some of your meme coins to do so good?
If it's not a good time for memes still it is is what it is. Accept it. That's it.
You know, what can you do about it? Can you control the fact that memes are not having their best time
right now? You can't. What can you do about it? But are you holding a meme because you think that
it's actually going to make you outsized returns at some point? You are. So that's what you're
holding for. So why would you sell it for anything else? You know what I mean? It doesn't make sense
to buy something and say, hey, I'm going gonna buy this for outsized returns and then just sell it during bad times you the whole reason you bought
it was to sell it during good times when conditions are good when things like meme coins float higher
and further and then then in reality they are valued at you know then what they should be
valued at so you know it just doesn't ever make sense to buy a speculative thing, like a meme coin, and sell it during a non-speculative environment. You buy speculative things to sell them in highly speculative environments, you know? But if you buy speculative things and sell them in non-speculative environments, you're gonna get wrecked every fucking time. And it doesn't even matter if you're buying the best meme coin in the
world or the worst meme coin in the world or top five meme on ETH. It doesn't matter. That's just
a losing formula, you know? So.
Did I tell you guys that I spoke to an energy reader and they looked into Brett for me.
I think that they actually had already done Brett for somebody else.
And they had said, they said that the energy of Brett has like so much staying power and that they definitely think that it's the type of meme that will be around for next cycle and that he could hear like big thrusts upward.
I thought that was so cool.
I mean, I mean, you paid him, right?
So he's probably just going to tell you what you want to hear.
But W script reader.
Big thrust.
Yeah, this guy's amazing can he can he do it for for all my shit i give him he sounded like he wanted a big thrust you i don't know what what
what terminology that was when he was describing that dude right yeah yeah i can see uh brett with
his big thrust like Like, seriously.
I'm sorry. I don't think he said the word thrust.
I just used that word.
That's very interesting. Massive upward thrust.
Very interesting.
Did he say green dildos?
He did not say dildos.
I will find the clip of what he said and i will post it
but it was it was really cool and what he said made sense and it wasn't over exaggerated it was
very it was it was really logical well i'll tell you this sarah i'll tell you this very simply
when pepe right pepe which obviously from the 2005 comics,
like almost predating doge by, by a decade, right?
So 2005 in terms of historical significance, you gotta wonder if
I base the head of the table when it comes to meme lore and meme history as a
whole, besides the cryptocurrency as a whole meme culture Pepe predates Doge by almost a decade right 2005 we have right that's Pepe's
best friend so one thing to let's think about and to consider is we take our
experience from Doge and Glober could tell you this when Doge was at 1 billion
2 billion people,
some people thought they were late.
Some people thought they were late to Doge at 1 billion,
2 billion,
3 billion.
And then it blasted to 88 billion.
So Pepe,
same thing.
When Pepe was at 300 million,
Pepe was at 400 million.
Some people thought they may be late.
They were not late pepe proceeded
to blast a 12 billion dollars market cap billion right so with brett pepe's best friend
we are early ladies and gentlemen we are extremely early yes the glorious bread community pushed and blasted to 2.3 billion but let's take into
consideration that when pepe was at 2.3 billion we were early when doge was at 2.3 billion we were
early so we have strong strong strong legs to go ladies and gentlemen and like uh, the reader said to sarah upward thrusts
Yes, it's a pleasure and an honor ladies and gentlemen. We have a long way to go. It's only the beginning
We're talking about a blue chip here a blue chip that will last
Ragsy ragsy you want to hear something funny? Yeah
You know, you technically bought dogecoin under a billion like you bought dogecoin at like a 700 800 million dollar market cap dude i don't
know if we should not crazy i don't know we should go into the whole story but like i was not a crypto person. I wasn't even looking at market caps. I was just like,
yeah, it's a meme coin. This is great. I vibe with this. I wasn't looking at market. I wouldn't
have even known at the time how to even look at that. I was just being like, oh yeah, crypto,
like a normie. Actually, even though I've been crypto since 2017, literally like a normie like actually you know even though i've been crypto since 2017 like literally like a normie oh yeah this is the dog one like that's why i understand like how normie and retail think
so well because we were all there at one point right so it's like i really like understanding
the uh the perspective and like the war but yeah i saw doge super early no No. Oh, no. Okay. If you bought Doge in 2020, depending on what part of the year you bought it in, for the majority of the year, Doge was at two-tenths of a penny, right?
So it was at .002, I want to say.
So market cap-wise, that's around $200 million.
That's a $200 million market cap Doge coin.
Dude, that's one of my biggest fumbles. Like, I'm pretty sure I bought it very, very cheap as well.
Very cheap.
Even now, let's say, Sarah, let's say you bought Doge at two-tenths of a penny, right?
Which before 2021, that's basically what Doge was for years and years and years and years.
$200 million market cap meme coin. and years and years. $200 million market
cap meme coin. The top meme coin was $200 million market cap. So even if let's say you bought it in
2019, 2020, and to this day, let's say you haven't sold it, what's Dogecoin right now? $30 billion
market cap? So I don't know how many Xs $ million to 30 billion is but you're still fucking ridiculously
well off depending on how much you bought but yeah that shit's crazy yeah it was like so like
how normies do it like how i wasn't even looking i didn't know anything about market caps i was just
like oh yeah you have to like go in the mind of like when you first got into crypto right because
eventually you found doge at some point it's like so that's why i understand like in simple terms as somebody
who doesn't know crypto they're not a degenerate they might not even know like what pepe and brett
is they're just gonna look they're gonna say oh look here's the green frog and here's the blue
frog that is literally what they're what they are the masses are thinking they're not thinking oh
yeah this crypt they did they're not as in depth like you know killers like us and that's how like i was
thinking like back in the day and it you know it has to be like easy and very like consumable for
people and i think like also like brett has that very advantage very inviting meme and um same
thing with pepe that's why pepe is like a global icon because it's actually a very
just inviting character it's a very like clever inviting character right so yeah but i i've seen
i have a that's why i'm so popular slum doge on tiktok i have a neck for like seeing like very
big memes very early and it's maybe it's it's kind of coincidence i guess this cycle it's kind of coincidence. I guess this cycle, it's kind of not because I was looking for memes, but I just feel like I know and understand the mind of a normie retail who doesn't know anything about crypto and what they're going to gravitate toward.
So sometimes with these crypto and crashes, right, when he said, well, look how many memes are above 30 million market cap. that many right so that's the answer right there what's above
like let's set the threshold even higher what's above 100 mil market cap right now on what's even
can you go and look on like the top 200 you know uh that made it from eth it's just pepe
shib spx brett from eth that i can think of right now So seven mean coins over a billion dollar market by the way seven total period whether Solana chain or a theorem
Yeah, I'm looking now he's right. Yep. He got them all for easier
For so that's the only options from a theorem. So, okay, take out
the only options from a theorem so okay take out let's just talk about a before okay no actually
floki should be there too don't forget floki so last cycle the only two options on it eth like
that are big that are still around that still make sense at all shib and floki right so that
was last generation memes to buy if you're like like a regular person, you come to crypto. What is the new generation Ethereum memes that you would buy that are even would even break into your radar as a casual regular person coming to crypto? Right. Because once again, last cycle, Shib or Floki. Those are the ETH memes that it makes sense. You're going to run into if you're a casual. Now you're casual casual What's the next generation of this cycle? It's Pepe Brett SPX right now on Ethereum
Solana is a different story. That's another chain. I'm talking about Ethereum. I'm talking about being top five on
Ethereum. I'm talking about actually being top three on Ethereum
Right of the new generation of the cycle. So once again again just that's another way to look at it old
generation what do you buy you buy shib or floki if you're new generation what do you buy you buy
pepe brett or spx at this point some people probably buy mog too even though it's lower
mog is a little bit lower so like the thing one. Yeah, maybe they scroll down and they find Mog
But I'm talking top two top three, you know
Mog would be like pretty close next one. That's one that's above 30 million as well that we forgot
So yeah, Mog could be one too
It's just that yeah next generation
Brett's like right up there at the top of the next generation ETH meme coin, you know.
So what did the last generation do?
SHIB hit $40 billion.
Floki hit $3 billion.
You know.
The current generation, you know.
Yeah, I mean, I would go based off of the last one.
$40 billion, $3 billion.
Pepe's already hit $11 billion.
Brett already hit $2.3 billion.
Brett already almost exceeded Floki's all hit 11 billion. Brett already hit 2.3 billion. Brett already almost exceeded
Floki's all-time high. And not even a, bro, Floki did like what? 3 billion in 2021, the most bullish
time ever. But Brett did that in 2.3 billion this last year, which we can all agree this last year
wasn't even fucking close to 2021 so if brett
hit 2.3 billion meanwhile floki hit 3 billion but in 2021 yeah floki surpassed his previous
all-time high the last year it surpassed 3 billion last year but everything this last year
yeah yeah when i think when pepe was around 1212 billion, Floki hit like $4 billion, if I'm not mistaken.
But it was close. But it was pretty close.
So Floki's hit $3 and $4 billion,
but it's had a lot of time to work towards those numbers.
And it also had the benefit of 2021,
whereas Brett never had a 2021-like environment.
So I'm just saying, I would translate translate it to i would say whatever you saw in
2021 to this point has been like fucking 10 times more bullish than anything we've seen this cycle
for memes so far so i would just translate if floki hit 3 billion in 2021 if you translate
that to brett brett would be hitting 20 billion in 2021 now we get a repeat of 2021 or similar, then like, once again, that's,
these are the targets all, however you add it up, there's so many ways to value some of these top
memes. You know, I've explained a lot of ways to value them, uh, you know, speculatively,
but no matter which way you value it, pretty much your logic will get you to arrive in this 10 billion to 60 billion area.
Right. How would you arrive at 60 billion?
Well, you would say, OK, Doge hit 88 billion, SHIB hit 40 billion.
So SHIB hit roughly a little less than half of Doge.
So now if Pepe hits 100 billion, you take around half of that or a little less, 40 to 50 billion.
It's matching or slightly exceeding SHIB.
Now, I'm never going to be one where I'm going to sit there and I need something to 40x or 100x for me.
I don't need no coin to do nothing for me.
I'm just going to simply buy and hold what I believe is undervalued and what has the actual potential to do these types of numbers.
Because if you look at all the meme coins in the world world very few of them can even talk about hitting 40 billion like it's just not even it's not even
possible it's not even a conversation for almost every single meme coin in the world i want to
hold the ones that actually have the potential to go that high now am i going to sit there and
say oh it hit 36 billion instead of 40 billion. Oh, and I was waiting to hit exactly 40 billion.
No, I'm not a retard, unlike some people.
So, you know, that's me.
Here's something else to take into consideration too, right?
So before the 2021 bull run, the highest Amin coin had gotten at that point was a $1 billion market cap.
Just think about that. The highest was Dogecoin before the 2021 bull run took off. The highest meme coin was Dogecoin at $1
billion, right? Last year, we saw Pepe, a new generation meme coin, hit $12 billion, right?
Before 2025, it hit $12 billion last year. so what does that tell you is gonna happen next
bull run like if you really think about it it it can get scary like like crash said crash said 100
billion for pepe that might be res like that might be reserved you know what i mean yeah that's
bearish so here's the one thing that a lot of people are miscalculating.
2021 was actually year zero, maybe year one for memes.
And we were a pariah.
A lot of you guys weren't here.
A lot of y'all were not in the business of memes.
We were an absolute stench to this entire ecosystem.
We were cockroaches to them.
And now we've got the president of the United States launching a meme.
The ceiling on meme coins has gone up so much higher. The mind share, the amount of liquidity that's been pouring
into the meme economy from the jump two years ago about this time, starting with Pepe and beyond.
And so I think this side, and by the way, 2021, that was with like a $3 trillion market cap
in crypto as a whole. We're heading towards who knows, $7, $9, $12, $15
trillion. Tia's in tango. And so with all that liquidity coming in, and with 10 times the amount
of mindshare when it comes to memes that we have this cycle versus last cycle, memes being accepted,
meme ETFs, shout out to Dogecoin, you got to understand the value and the premium placed on memes as a
whole is 20 times higher and better than it was in 2021. And so in other words, if we had a $3
trillion market cap last cycle as a whole at the very end, right, but memes were so hated upon,
so looked down upon in that context.
And now you throw the exact same market cap of $3 trillion, but in a climate where memes
are more accepted and valued, you're going to see the premium on memes go up 5, 10x
inside of a $3 trillion ecosystem.
Now multiply that ecosystem times five when it comes to liquidity.
So speculation will always be an aspect of this industry. It's embedded in our
culture. And now memes are the vector for speculation, and it's embraced for the first
time. This is year four for memes. You got to look at memes like Bitcoin 2012.
Beautiful, bro. Honestly, I really think that people are underestimating memes as well.
Because if you look at what was happening before, before is not happening anymore.
By the way, I hope everybody's having a good day.
Shout out to everybody who's still holding their breath, still sticking around with the OG memes,
with these real memes that have super great communities and staying power.
There's a lot of crazy stuff that's happened in the last year where the whole market's essentially getting trolled by the president or by whatever's going on. And you see who's still showing up. Okay. And
it's very simple. And quite frankly, right now is not the time. It's not the time for everything to
be going super parabolic. It's not. It simply is not the time. Like everybody's aware of that. There will be a time. So just like be patient.
Right.
But I do think that everybody's underestimating how wild this is going to get.
And this is like my first super like bull run as far as memes.
Right.
And over the last year, what I've learned and what I've seen, I feel like it's just been slowly building up like a pressure cooker.
And it's like I can't even see it coming, but I have a good feeling, like my intuition
and the people who, you know, put me on game, like Crash, like Ragsy, like Hanok, like all
these different people, like Slumdodge, like all these different people have put on, put
many people on game.
And the patience, man, the patience that's required for all this is super
important so shout out to all you guys and shout out to everybody who's been patient the time is
coming it's not here yet clearly yeah go ahead okay i was gonna say you know like a lot of people
they love to talk and be like oh you know slum doge man you round tripped your your doge um right like
last cycle from three mil okay but he made 30x you know what i mean but first off they will be
the one to blame him for why they bought at his 30x first off the second they don't want to talk
about like you know they always they want to blame you whenever
Things are going super good and then they turn to bad. Look at us today
We are here when the market is bad. We're here when memes are down
We're here when there's so many X's in front of us
But guess what? Those people don't want to show up today. They want to show up whenever everything goes good and successful
want to show up whenever everything goes good and successful so it's like that's the thing you know
So it's like that's the thing. You know what I mean?
what i mean um like to to anybody who's like you only talk about things when they go up that's the
biggest bullshit i talked about brett when it was at 2 million market cap 3 million 5 million market
cap 6 million market cap 10 million all the way up to 2.3 all All the way down to 300 mil. I'm here at 500 mil.
Like, there's been so much.
Actually, 90% of the time I've talked about, Brett,
where at entries where it would have given you a lot of multiples.
Today is one of those.
And the thing is, though, that most people only pay attention or care
whenever it's going up.
And I just can't.
You can't do anything for those people.
There's a world and some people are meant to buy the tops.
Some people are meant to buy the bottom.
Some people are meant to buy in the middle.
I'm not one of the people that likes to buy the top.
So I make sure to show up whenever it's red.
And I make sure to, you know, care when no one else cares. Because cares because that's how you know you make the biggest money in crypto so anyway uh hey i want to tap on something uh
lucian was talking about and that's timing like brett was never supposed to do two billion that
this is such an impossible story like if you're talking contextually speaking memes are really
not even supposed to rip if you want to go last cycle, you're not supposed to see memes rip until mania, which is to say the last four months of a 48-month cycle.
I've literally been out here just waiting for 44 months just to make it to the last four months when speculation is at all-time high.
Everyone's flush with liquidity.
114 days of crack cocaine, green candles, nonstop, making you delusional and thinking you're a genius.
That's the context in which memes typically flourish.
So you've got to ā when you're doing analysis on Brett, and the reason why it's so easy and so clear to see that this is such a bullish narrative and such a bullish project is because we did two Bs when ETH was doing nothing.
In fact, worse than nothing. Negative, right?
And long before mania.
Probably a year and a half before mania.
Hang on, hang on.
Where was ETH at when we hit 2.3 billion?
I don't even want to think about it.
I literally start shaking like a Vietnam vet when I think about it, bro.
Yeah.
Do you have PTSD?
It was probably like 1,000, like 1.5.5 right or like it had to have been down there
No, dude, the theorem was post ETF and it was around 4,000 or 3600 bucks
What you never look at the charts to you when we did 2.3 it was 4,000
Yeah, Brett hit its all-time high around the time ETH hit its high for this specific stuff.
Yeah, but ETH never broke all-time high or even touched it.
No, when it hit its high for this specific.
Whenever Ethereum didn't even get to its all-time high, we went like 3x past our old all-time high. So that's just a clear sign of gaining dominance during good times. And of course, meme coins are designed to lose dominance in bad times because they're less liquid than ETH.
right that you don't have uh institutions and a bunch of companies uh or etf on brett like you
you don't have that institutional bid on it no what you have is a speculative bid when things
are good and when people have extra money and it goes up faster and it can also go down faster
that's how meme coins work so you know the the key is what you don't want to see is that in good times, Brett doesn't gain dominance versus other things.
But every single time during good times, Brett gains dominance over these things.
And even recently, right, Brett went from 300 million up to 900 million.
And I think one of the worst things for Brett is how bullish people actually are on it, that every single time there's a green a green candle including myself i can't help but to freaking max leverage long the shit and i just
lost 740 000 longing brett on on leverage uh two weeks ago so i am freaking you can thank me for
why we probably sold off a little harder because my ass was too fucking bullish so guess what when
my ass has to uh you know i'm on the verge of liquidation because i'm so fucking bullish on
brett and i want to get more than i already have okay you do realize so let's say i have i lose
740 000 basically i had a three million dollar position on brett like a million dollars on 3x
leverage basically you realize so like if you
let the price hit liquidation, you lose 100% of your money. So I would lose a million dollars,
right? I put a million dollars in, I would lose exactly a million dollars. So this is like,
obviously, a little piece of advice. You never let price hit your liquidation. You always need
to close before liquidation price because it'll save
you like 15 20 25 percent of your money uh so that's the difference between like literally you
have a million in your account and come back and it literally says zero in the account or you you
just close out before liquidation price and you still have uh 250k out of like a million there
and you still have 250k out of like a million there.
So my ass is out here.
Basically, we could say I'm basically getting liquidated
or like right next to it.
So I have to force close my position
or else I'm going to lose a million dollars,
like a million to zero on Brett.
So you can thank me for why we probably sold off a little harder
because whenever you realize when my position,
I'm long and I'm being forced to close, that means I have a long position. I'm being forced to sell it. And that means when
I'm being forced to sell it, I'm actually pushing the price down further. $3 million worth of bread
is being sold basically because of my ass getting my ass handed to me on because I fucking was too
bullish on bread. So, you know, that's one of the funniest things. It's like people say, you know, Crash just wants you for exit liquidity.
And I'm the one that is fucking losing my ass because I'm trying to get even more of this shit on leverage.
And I'm losing $740,000.
I literally even posted a screenshot in my Telegram.
And so, you know, it's almost like I got to tell myself, dude, chill the fuck out.
Okay. You have a good spot bag already. Like, just buy more spot. And so, you know, it's almost like I gotta tell myself dude chill the fuck out. Okay
You have a good spot bag already
Like just buy more spot
And you know, it just it's like I just like convince myself. I'm like, okay, bro
We're just gonna pump if it even just does a measly 5x, right?
And let's say ethereum stops pumping the party stops quickly
Everything goes to shit, but even just a 5x on 3x leverage,
that's a 15x. I'm like, I'll turn a million dollars in a 15 million like it's nothing, bro.
And so, you know, that's the truth, though. Whenever Brett runs, those are the type of
returns you get on a simple 2 to 3x leverage. And that's why so many people try to catch Brett on
leverage. And I feel like actually, like catch brett on leverage and i feel like actually like myself
longing brett on leverage i feel like other people longing on leverage because they're so bullish and
they see brett outperforming that they want to crank the the leverage shout out to derivative
monkey here on stage he made a post about that too i think i retweeted it you know uh it's like
people like us that are too fucking bullish we're probably actually holding the price back a little. So I'll take the time to say that we should probably chill out a little bit on leverage.
And that would actually help us go further.
Yeah, so Crafty has fucked up my leverage long then.
Because I was up 2,200%.
And yeah, but that's okay.
I'm not going to do it anymore because I just want them to send this shit.
At least you guys didn't lose a hundred million.
Like, uh, the homeboy over there on this Bitcoin leverage.
And I'm just joking.
I'm sure you didn't fuck up my shit.
Dude, crash.
I was laughing.
No, it was probably me, dude.
Crash.
Don't feel bad, brother.
Don't feel bad.
It was, it was me too man i'll
take the hit yeah probably a lot of us you know because that's the thing that's what you tell
yourself you're like well shit if it goes up 40x and i catch it on 3x that's 120x and you're like
well surely there's no way i'm gonna lose on 3x leverage and fucking somehow you know even me
like it sucks makes me so pissed i'm like you know what i mean it's just
like i don't know there's something so frustrating about losing money on leverage on a coin that
you're so bullish on that you believe is going to go so much higher because then you're just like
okay i just lost 740 000 on brett i could have just bought 740 000 of bread. And 10x that to $7.4 million at least.
You know what I mean?
Because you're so bullish you didn't think it would go down to hit your liquidation.
Yeah, so you're just trying to maximize and make even more.
What do you say when people say, oh, you are too greedy?
Do you feel like that's true?
Because when people say that to me, I'm like, it's not greed.
It's not, but do you feel like it is?
Maybe a little bit. Fuck. No, it's not greed like it's not but do you feel like it is maybe a little bit fuck no it's strategy it's glory it's it's for the glory you get at a point like i was laughing my ass off
when crash is talking because it's there's like a dark humor in it right we're not laughing you
lost money but there's like a kind of like twisted humor in it it's like kind of like you do it for
the glory you don't do it like the money. You get to
a certain point where the money is secondary.
It's more of like a trophy.
Like you're getting a trophy.
He actually gets a trophy
for that. Like I lost fucking
700k leveraging
bread. You get a fucking trophy for that.
It's kind of like bragging rights.
You get to a point where it's just
you know you're trading so on point you just want to be on top You get to a point where it's just, you know, you're trading.
So on point, you just want to be on top of your game.
Right.
So it's like, I don't know.
I think you are so right.
Actually, I really wanted that fucking PNL to post and just be like, I remember you got
pissed because you dollar cost average and you're like, God damn it.
I messed up my 20,000, 2000.5.
Yeah.
Bullshit. I wanted that. I wanted the fucking 20,000, 2,000.5 eggs. Yeah. Bullshit.
I wanted that.
I wanted the fucking highest number possible just to flex.
That's true.
Wait, speaking of flexing, do you guys remember when Crash doxxed
and we found out he wasn't a 13-and-a-half-year-old kid?
That was crazy.
I know.
He's 12.
What the fuck are you talking about, man?
He's not some scrawny nerd.
Them thighs.
I'm still trying to recover.
My ego took such a hit, I'm literally still in rehab. It's nerd. Them thighs. I'm still trying to recover. My ego took such a hit.
I'm literally still in rehab.
It's crazy.
Them ham hocks.
Yeah, look up to my boy Doge, though.
What up, Doge?
I miss you, bro.
We still didn't get a picture of the ass, though.
You got to turn around next time.
Nah, I'm good.
Nah, Crash, I'm good, dog.
I had to. I had to. No, Crash, I'm good, dog. I had to do a double time on the Stairmaster after that picture.
I'm like, damn, I don't go hard enough.
I got to go like, I got to fucking turn this up max level.
Run up this motherfucker.
Maybe the generational bottom was actually Crash.
I literally stopped posting
after that went live. Y'all haven't seen me
since. It's crazy. I bet you
if Crash Post's ass, Brett's
price will fucking skyrocket.
Y'all thought generational bottom was ragsy.
It was actually crashed.
You guys are fucking
crazy, by the way.
I was like damn i gotta
fucking max this i'm not going fucking hard at it you see everything's like a trophy like i'm
there okay i will tell this i don't know crash entirely well right just from twitter but i can
tell he's got a very competitive spirit because i'm very competitive so like everything kind of
becomes like not a competition, but you just like
want to be like on top of your game with everything you do. Like, oh shit, now I gotta, I gotta go the
highest level or like, like imagine like I don't leverage trade because I know I'd get my ass handed
to me. But I'll tell you right now, if I lost like $5 million on a leverage trade, I'd totally post
it. It's like, I went fucking hard and you motherfuckers did not it's
still like bragging rights you know what i mean so i think like if you're committed commit if you're
not committed then don't like you know i'm kind of like an all or nothing person and um like this
is why i love like when crash comes on the spaces because we we actually communicate very differently
but we both think in terms
of logic.
Like both of our reasons for like holding Brett and why Brett's going to do well is logical.
Like notice like you never heard like a flat out sales pitch from either of us like you
better hurry up.
You know, it's not like that.
It's like, no, like here's the numbers.
Here's the facts.
Here's the logic.
This is why this makes sense, you know?
So like, so, yeah.
So that's why I'm bullish on Brett.
But I feel like with everything in life, right, with even, like, okay, he posted that pic, right, that kind of went viral.
It's, like, it's still, like, an I'm on top of my game type play.
It's still, like, a trophy type play.
And, you know, like, so I just get him in that regard.
And I think it's, very very funny i need you guys to keep leveraging that you know how hard it is to get a well
sized bag and a fucking project that's at 400 million
yeah you know i'm gonna try to change the culture like of like hey no more leverage on Brett go leverage
On other things, you know, because I actually think like, okay combined total right?
So my position's a million dollars on 3x and now if you take all the positions of everyone else
We probably collectively as a community
We probably sold 10 million plus dollars worth of brett because of
leverage right you take 1 million times 3x now you take everyone else position we all collectively
as a community are so bullish that we actually just dump this shit like 10 million plus dollars
below where it could be you know what i mean and so yeah that i think we gotta just stop touching
brett on leverage which you know that's bullish the fact that our community is so fucking bullish on this shit we own spawn then we want more and then we're actually
fucking yeah i don't know you get what i mean right so fucking up the car bro it's so funny
she's like a snake eating itself man i did not pin the photo by the way that was not me i'm guessing
I did not pin the photo, by the way.
That was not me.
I'm guessing.
That was Hennock.
That was Hennock for sure.
Some of y'all need inspiration, man.
Some of y'all need to like just.
Hennock actually looks at this photo before he goes to the gym.
I'm about to get in.
I'm so pissed off, man.
This middle schooler looks so much.
It's crazy, man.
Some of y'all, listen, some of you jokers, bro, y'all have a tie.
You're sitting down listening to this space, and you have a tire around your waist.
You should be embarrassed.
May you look at this photo and be ashamed of yourself and repent of your sins and change your life.
I'm just saying.
Yo, if a 13-year-old can do it, you can do it, too.
Like, look at the 13-year-old in this pic. You know what i'm saying like come on it was hey i i was very inspired i was like this is smart
between that and um it was actually slum doge's idea i am gonna blame him because he told me
when i last time i was in vegas and saw slum dutch he's like yo you need to post pictures and
he's like you will literally get crazy engagement i'm like i don't know like it's kind of weird
and then um they like crashes out here you know postage okay somebody pinned me it was not me
so i posted that dude he was right it's my highest liked and engaged post of all time
jesus christ hey the one we put
generational bottom though that shit was hella funny because that was like he has it bookmark
and memorized that was crazy that is literally the most generational bottom i've ever fucking seen
dude that was slum all slum doge told me to do that and now i'm like walking around i'm walking
around the bitcoin conference and people are literally coming up to me like, yo, yo, wait, are you the girl from the generational bottom photo?
And like several people.
And I'm like, what?
What the literal fuck?
They're like, let me get a photo, but we don't want your face in it.
Just turn around and let me get a selfie.
That was all Slumdose.
Slumdose and Crash.
Crash is a bad influence.
I was right, though. I was right, though.
Dude, he is. It's my most viral post of all time.
Wait, Ragsy, how many times a week you lift usually?
Bro, you got her to be in on the stairs.
Wait, so that's not a BBL?
Ragsy jumps on space with us, and she's trying to talk.
She's like, y'all, I'm in the trenches right now in the Stairmaster.
What's going on?
Yeah, I only do weights, like, honestly, only, like, twice a week.
I do all ā mostly cardio.
That's all natural.
Yeah, cardio.
Because I want to ā I do want to lose some weight.
Like, I'm okay being open with it.
I do want to lose some fat. I don't want to eat. I don't know. I get mixed opinions. People told me just just do the weights. But I feel like doing cardio like when you're trying to lose some fat. I feel like cardio doing max cardio is the way to go. I could be wrong. I don't know. I'm not a health and fitness expert. But so I've been doing I do less weights.
fitness expert but so I've been doing I do less weights I used to like do weights like six times
a week and I was like all weights and I was like very athletic in peak shape but now like I do
want to lose like some fat and so I feel like it's got to be calories got to be cardio so I do like
mostly cardio stuff and then when I lose the, I'm going to start doing more weights. But truthfully, I don't lift weights. Like I it's, it's only like once or twice a week and like multiple,
not, I don't go heavy. I do, um, I do more reps, like lightweight and like more reps.
And then like when I, when I lose like the percentage of fat I want to lose,
then I'm going to start lifting heavy.
then I'm going to start lifting heavy. So that, that's my plan. If anyone got tips,
So that's my plan.
If anyone got tips, I'd love to hear them.
Hot take, but not so hot take.
If you've been working out for like the last year or so during this bowl,
you're probably doing better than most people like mentally and in your wallets.
And the shit's contagious.
So it's like when you see people like Crash or like Hennock or whoever,
like talking about working out, it just makes you contagious. So it's like, when you see people like crash or like Hennock or whoever, like talking about
working out, um, it just makes you want to do it too.
And you just like have this clarity and you don't have to really be thinking about all
this little bullshit.
You go out, you go exercise.
I made a video on this on Tik TOK, by the way.
Um, I talked about exercising is literally, um, what exorcists do.
They literally cast demons out of people, bro.
And then the demon comes out, right?
But the same thing happens when you're working out on yourself.
You're literally exercising all this gunk and all this slow, low vibe energy out of your body.
And you get into a higher place where you feel better.
You look better.
Okay.
You're not so caught on like the guilt of your body and all this.
You just feel at ease. And then it rubs off in every other part of your life so shout out to all the people who
who are who are working out here and putting in that work physical toughness breeds mental
toughness and you gotta be mentally tough to be in this space honestly wait i love that i just i
just don't want to be like the out of shape Brett member.
Like, you know how nobody wants to be like, I don't want to be the out of shape Brett person.
But I'm, yeah. Like, what the fuck?
Wait, Crash, how many times a week do you lift? Do you do it every single day?
So the last month, I was injured a little. So I was lifting like four times a week.
And right now also, I'm only lifting three to four times a week.
I'm at a point where I, me personally, I feel like lifting weights is almost a waste of time for me at this point.
Because, for example, I've hit a strength standard where, okay, I'll tell you exactly where my strength is at. So
I've hit only 315 on bench, and now I've come down from that, and I can probably only hit 275,
285 today on bench, doing it only once a week. On squat, my standard is every single time I just
go in, I do 315, 5x5, or four sets of eight. So that just depends on how much I've been training
Muay Thai or Jiu-Jitsu. Because the more I train Muay Thai and Jiu-Jitsu, the weaker my lift
becomes. So if I become weaker, then I'll just do four by eight, 275, four by 285. This is not
some impressive numbers compared to a powerlifter, for example.
You know what I mean?
But that's the thing.
I'm not just sitting here trying to be a powerlifter.
So I feel like my strength level, basically 275, 285 on bench.
And I can, as long as I eat, I can always hit 315, 5x5 on squat.
And you've seen my form, Ragsy, actually.
I've shown you my form uh because you asked for
just let me put that out there no but she asked for wait what do you mean you've shown her your
form like a video bro bro is bro yeah he's getting videos and the rest of us aren't
i got a video too bro ain't nobody asking for crash videos but but you bro bro is chuckling wait wait
hannock hannock what can you bench because i know you've been at the gym saying that out loud after
what crashes are you crazy i just look good i i hit 315 when i was in high school still um
wait i thought wait i thought you were still in high school i got that bench in high school literally no exaggeration
i made a post i made a post joking about um how if you didn't bench like a decent amount in high
school like we're not even compatible friends because to me i'm just like well what were you
doing in school if you weren't bench pressing like i don't know like any i feel like any regular guy like would bench press
in high school like you have to be very weird not to bench press in high school i wasn't benching
nothing dog i was wearing purple skinny jeans a yellow t-shirt and dancing on top of atms like a
misfit and jerkin yes bro hold on who Who said that? Yo, yo.
Yo, don't dodge me.
But, bro, anyways, for me, I just feel like it's a waste of time because do you know how much effort it will take me, for example,
to go from a 315 to a 345 bench or a 405 squat to a 465 squat?
It's like you have to actually sacrifice a lot of hours
and other things that
you want in your life to go up 30 pounds on bench, 60 pounds on squat. At this point for me, like
I have a strength standard that is good enough where I can now just focus for me on developing
my skills in Muay Thai, Jiu Jitsu. That's what I care more about. Now, if I am going to put more
and more hours, focus way more on my diet to hit my calories,
to keep progressing in those lifts, for example, it's going to take away from my training in
Muay Thai and Jiu-Jitsu, you know?
So I'm just at a point where I'm like, okay, if you compare to UFC fighters who would be
around 155, 170 when they cut down, how much could they bench or squat?
170 when they cut down what how much could they bench or squat and i think it's fair to say that
a 405 squat 315 coming down to 275 285 bench because i only bench once a week now that strength
standard is going to be better than 90 of people in the ufc around the same weight class so it's
like it's not worth the the extra energy that and what you'll lose as a result of putting the extra energy
there instead of putting the energy elsewhere so i'm just maintaining uh with what i got now
at this point and if you bulk up too much you could lose speed when you're striking
exactly exactly how funny would it be if crash did a debut on a like a ufc debut we would all
be there for sure.
Bro, yeah.
And his, by the way, his squat form is like really epic. So I wanted
to work on squats because I
don't feel like I was doing it correctly.
So yeah, he gave me some tips. But he knows
what he's doing for sure. Like he's
got like really, really good
form and I feel like that's something I
need to work on. Because like I only
lift weights twice a week. But even when I used to lift weights a lot, I did have a lot more muscle.
But I still feel like my form was off.
And your form can, like, throw off your whole workout.
You know what I mean?
Twice a week, your form will come back after, like, two or three sessions.
You know, and that's the thing.
Strength is a skill.
So you can be actually small and lift a
lot more weight so like i remember when i was in high school i was only 170 and when i was 170 i
hit 285 on bench for example then i look over to the right and there's these dudes that they admitted
they're on steroids which is fine i don't care but they're like lifting way less on bench but
they were so much bigger than me and i used to look at them and be like man what the fuck it's not fair like why are they so much bigger they can lift so much less
that's because strength is a skill you have to practice it and so you know bro and by the way
like can can i go to a 500 plus squat of course but i'm gonna have to stuff my face i'm gonna
have to get in a lot more calories it's gonna be really intense training and it's gonna take away from other parts of life
It's just not worth it. Like well adding 40 pounds a squat. Is that gonna make me a
That much better at jujitsu or would I actually be better just investing that energy into jujitsu and Muay Thai to get way better there?
You know what I mean? I'll get way more return on my energy there
And if you're at this point adding some pounds on squat or bench
And if you're focused on doing the MMA, most people get injured in the gym working out trying to push the weight too far.
Yeah.
I told Slum, you know, because I mean, I don't know what I can say, what I can't say.
But I told Slum like, hey, okay, right now you're at a point where you focus on
taking pounds off, but a point will come once you start to get below like a level,
let's say below 190 pounds, for example. At that point, you may get there and you say, okay,
I'm 190 now. Now what? You're going to look in the mirror and say, okay, well, I still think
I don't like my biceps. I don't like my shoulders. I don't like this. Maybe you say okay
You know what even though I got to this goal weight of mine, I'm still skinny fat
So then at that point you have to add muscle
Right to add to have a higher ratio of muscle to fat because that's what makes you look good
It's your ratio of muscle to fat. You know what I mean? You can get down to your goal weight
But be skinny fat. You're not gonna look cool or impressive, you know? But that's also if you're only doing cardio.
I told Pro, I told Pro, I said, okay, let's say right now you could bench 155.
I say, that's what most people in the world could probably do.
So how do you separate yourself from all those people in the world?
Like, how do you actually take your body, like, to look a little different?
Like, from everyone else?
I said, well, clearly, if you could bench 155 or you could bench 315
now all of a sudden you just jumped up 99 because literally 99.9 people that go to the gym they're
not benching even 315 for example you know what i mean even me i come down to 270 285 only doing
it once a week so i'm saying if you want like you if you're going down your goal way and everything
cool great but you get down in the, but you still look like most people.
You have to get like those bigger lifts up, I feel like, and stay at the same body weight.
Or, yeah, you got to bulk up a little and then come back down.
But it's that difference of, hey, everyone you walk around in the world, they pretty much are benching, let's say, 135 to 225.
So the difference, how you look different, is is you gotta bench a lot more than them while
being at the same body weight is what i feel like you know i mean not always true because you can
actually lift a heavy weight still be the same body weight and actually you don't even look that
different i think i think looks are really important i think you're at a place now bro
where like strength and being able to decapitate someone with your body is important to you
but for the rest of us who are getting started like i think looks are like
version like like step one you know rose just docks in my bench max right now that's crazy
no i i made an example bro it's all about like it's it's not about looks it's about do you like
the way you look and do you it you have to be good for you you know what I mean
so like when he's saying when crashed and you're saying oh could I power lift and go all the way
well it's like you have to be happy with like what you can do and how you look and feel and it really
is all about you if you don't like the way you look change it if you love the way you look then
find a way to maintain it it's not about like reaching, you know, the highest level of weights or running the fastest mile.
You know, it's it's a personal thing.
Like for me personally, like I'm very confident woman.
So I actually don't really give a fuck the way the world like views me.
You know what I mean?
Like some people I will be their type.
Some people will not be their type some people will
not be their type at all and that's fine they're entitled their opinion I only care about my
opinion of me and I love the way I look I've been skinny I've been like in perfect shape
athletic shape and then I've been curvy I love the way I look all three but you know I'm curvy
now and like I said you know what I really am inspired I really do want to like get more
athletic so I'm working on you know like losing the fat and then gaining the muscle that's how
I'm going about it as a woman maybe there's a different way to go about it but um you know
to kind of just see like oh do I like this better do I feel better but everyone's got to be
comfortable like in their own skin you know what I mean you don't have to be comfortable like in their own skin. You know what I mean? You don't have to be comfortable. It would be nice to be.
But for me, for example, I'm the complete opposite.
Every single day I wake up, I look in the mirror, I say I look so fucking small.
I hate my biceps.
I hate my shoulders.
I hate every little thing about myself when I look in the mirror like physically.
Like I can never be good physically, personally, is how I feel.
I have like the worst body dysmorphia of all time
i i literally every time bro i just i hate it i always see what's wrong in the mirror
no like literally the whole time that ragsy was saying that i thought to myself like
how can i get some of that because i just and if i don't feel like i look decent it
fucks up my entire fucking life and i am really nitpicky like i know every fucking single
me like if somebody were to talk shit it would not matter because like there's just no way that
they could talk shit more than i've already done it on myself.
You can't fucking hurt me there.
Bro, you need to take a page out of Henoff.
I wake up every morning.
I look at myself.
Bro, you look good.
Bro, look at this guy.
This guy is an African obsidian titan.
Ain't no man on this earth walking next to me.
Don't have her come around me.
Bro, I'll be talking to myself in this place.
yourself in this place i mean you can push yourself with positivity but a lot of people
I mean, you can push yourself with positivity.
that are successful they push themselves with their insecurity or negativity about themselves
you know um so i feel like i feel small bro like i gained 35 pounds in two years bro i still feel
like i weighed 115 it's crazy yeah there's the thing is that there's looks and then there's
like strength levels right so you like like crash was saying you can have guys that look like they're
super fucking muscular and shit and can't fucking bench 315 right and then you got you got guys that
are skinnier that could bench that so it i feel like it falls into two categories like do you
want to look the best or what you think aesthetically looks most pleasing?
Or do you want to be the strongest person in the gym?
There is a guaranteed fact.
Whatever your bench press is at right now, since you said I doxxed it, right?
I guarantee you your chest will look, like, levels better if you bench 315, right?
And if you come back down from 315, it's fine.
But you've put in the work to get there
that separates you from most people you know and 315 like obviously by strength lifting standards
is shit there's nothing like well if you're a power lifter you you actually that's less than
one percent of grown men can do that yeah i know but if you're actually like power lifter you're
hitting 385 plus at the gym minimum you know i, I would say on, on bench. So, but that's
the thing, like you're going to go from 315 to 385 plus, uh, you either, you're going to have a very
big frame or you are going to work so hard at developing the skill. Cause strength is so much
of a, it is skill, you know? So like to go from 315 to 385 it is going to take you years probably like like minimum
four plus years just to add those 70 pounds there um so it's like is that worth it to you or
hey i like i always say it if i squeeze the orange and i got 80 of the juice out super easily
uh do i want to fight for that last juice in the orange? To me, it's not
worth it based on my goals. The only time I think it's worth it to go for that last 20% of the juice
in the orange is if you're trying to specialize in that thing, like be a power lifter. Otherwise,
I don't think it makes sense for anybody to, if it is hard to squeeze the orange and the juice is not coming out like it was before,
and you have extracted and got the most from it for the most part, you got pound for pound the
most out of it for the work you put in. I think that's the point that everyone should try to get
to and in multiple things in life. That's money, money lifting for me now. Also, I'm trying to do
that in Muay Thai and Jiu Jitsu, for example, you know what I mean? And if you squeeze 80%
and you don't have to go a hundred percent, but get the 80% out and do that because actually
it's so much easier to get 80% out of a lot of things than it is to go a hundred percent at
multiple things. So that's actually contrary to what a lot of people tell you. They say,
if you do something, you need to go a hundred percent. Or how about you go squeeze 80% out
of a lot of things because you can get to 80% within five years, right? And most things.
So that's how I'm playing it. I'm trying to get to 80% of the juice out on multiple things
to be as well-rounded as I can and to be a better than 99% of people in multiple,
multiple categories. And so by the time I'm like, hopefully 40 years old, I'm literally just solid,
like so many things, you know, better than 99% of people and not at one thing, but so many things,
you know, that's how I look at it. I know there's a study out there with statistics on adult males
I know there's a study out there with statistics on adult males saying that I feel like the percentage of adult males that can bench 250 is like less than 1%.
Some crazy study like that.
Okay, but half of the people, they're not even going to the gym.
So instantly that cuts your stat in half.
So now that's one out of every 50 that goes to the gym.
But one out of 50 who go to the gym. Well, out of 50 who go to the gym well out of 50 who go to the gym?
How many people even care to bench press half of the people are not even hitting bench press?
So now it's one out of 25 now half of those people they don't even try at all so now it's one out of 12
So it's really not an impressive stat because we're actually have to get more specific about who's doing it
And why you know, so really I would say one out of 12 men who go to the gym are hitting it
so it's actually not impressive i think that's what i want to see the statistic on men that go
to the gym that could bench then like there's got to narrow it down in some way but it's still
probably very low i think the main thing with all this is like self this is a self-awareness game
like it's just a self-awareness like what's what's good to the
what's good to the goose is not for the gander i don't know like one man's you know trash is
another man's treasure right like the thing is too like i think comparison can be cool if you're
trying to use it constructively but also could be your worst nightmare um if you're not using it in
the right way it's like you know yeah self-awareness is
super duper important you know because you know somebody might think like yeah like my standards
like goaded you know and somebody else's standards you're not you're not at the you know you're not
meeting eye to eye right but self-awareness down to lucian like crash has said this before
is net positives bro you want to make sure that what you're doing for yourself puts you in a net positive position financially, physically,
health-wise, like net positives, man.
That's where you want to be.
Yeah, definitely.
And that's a self-awareness thing.
There's a lot of people who don't have self-awareness there,
and they're just totally living life unconsciously.
But on the other hand, you can make a lot of good shit happen if
you're self-aware and then it fucking starts rubbing off on other people other people get
the fucking vibe you know you start doing that positive things now you're you know your friend
group's more fit now they got more bread you guys are creating more change and you know it just it's
like a domino effect of positivity essentially and that's why i fuck with like the that's why i fuck with ragsy why fuck with crash hennock both for everybody in here like there's a
there's like that infectious energy uh in here with brett and the patients and other people
wanting to do better in life not just like stack bread like cool there's yeah but like the why the
why is is the self-awareness and the. That's where it's all at for me.
And I know it's there for a lot of other people, too.
So, yeah.
It's all perspective, guys.
Like, guys are competitive.
So there's a lot of tests.
Look, AJ is in the crowd.
Shout out to AJ.
Love AJ, for example.
I think when he was in school, he told me.
We talked one time.
I think he said he hit like 385 to 445 on bench.
Now, I don't know the exact number.
I will have to ask him again.
And I will ask him later.
Maybe he can text me right now.
But so, you know, that's the thing.
Do you have to get to that level?
Because I bet you AJ is more physically gifted than some people.
So getting to that level might be a little bit easier for him.
Where obviously if you're a midget, it's going to be probably very hard to bench 380 to 445. It's not even really within
your genetic potential almost. Maybe, maybe if you train your whole life as a midget, you can get to
there. And so we all fall on different levels of God gifted points is what I call it. Some of us
are less gifted. Some of us are more gifted.
But, you know, that's going to determine your floor and ceiling as well, unfortunately.
But here's the thing. There's going to be some things that you are going to have a much higher ceiling in than other things.
And if you try to go for something where your ceiling is objectively a lot lower, well, that's on you, right? You have to look at what are you kind of naturally good at?
What are you probably not going to be good at? If you're a midget and you try to go into the NBA, your failure rate is going to be even higher than a typical person who's just, say, 5'10", who already has such a low rate of making it.
So you can try as hard as you want to in many things.
And like Lucian was saying, comparison can be the thief of joy. So in that case, you can
still be a midget and practice your bench press. Just know, yeah, you're probably not going to get
to 380, 440, but you can still be happy about getting to 185 to 255, for example. Once again,
your floor and ceiling being different. So yeah, of course, everyone's going to have different
floors and ceilings, but if you squeeze 80% of the juice that you can in one category, well, it's not going to take you that long, actually. And that's why I
think a lot of people don't realize how many people here probably don't practice boxing or
striking, like martial art, for example. Well, if you just put in two years in, guess what? You'll
be better than literally 99% of people that you come across in
the world because they never put in two years into it. And that's it. You only need to dedicate
two years of your life to be better than 99% at something, you know? So if you can do that
on multiple things, obviously you can become super well-rounded. That's my goal. So yeah.
Yeah. Health, wealth, and self, like 100%. You guys are so funny it's all perspective guys like you
just have to do you know yeah like what makes you happy and what's good for you and uh you know
life's a mirror so like people get so like fixated on the way the world sees them but it starts from
within so i'm very confident i'm very confident. I'm very confident
inside, like with everything in my life. Right. So when people see me like, wow, that's a powerhouse,
like, you know, because that's the way I see myself. If I thought I was some fucking loser
or, you know, was unattractive, that's the way other people are going to see me. Like,
you literally are a mirror. And I think like, you know, you just got to set your own goals
and standards for yourself because we're all wired differently. You know what I mean? Like, I'm
very comfortable with the way I look. I've always loved the way I look. And I've looked very
differently throughout my life. But I don't like I'm somebody who like, I don't like being
comfortable, like something about being comfortable bothers me. I always have to like put myself
in a position where I have to like survive somehow or make
it challenging. Right. So, you know, like you could, you could, we can use like the physical
like fitness, right. I'm comfortable right now. Um, I look good. I get hit all the time, but
I don't like the feeling of being comfortable. So now I got to change my,
now you can find the next thing. So maybe you do a phase of your life where you spend two years playing the shit out of chess. You're going to do another phase of your life.
We're going to do two years. You read so many books, but those two year segments,
and that's just two years. You can take it to five years, for example, but you're going to get
a lot of juice squeezed out of those years, but you got to be willing to actually put your head
down and put in some of those years that other people are never going to even try, you know, to go past 30 days on a specific like thing, you know.
Yeah, people give up too easy.
Rags is going to get her a World Series of Poker bracelet, bro.
Dude, yeah, like actually now that he measures his chest, yeah, like with poker, I want a bracelet.
Like there's no reason for me to play poker unless I'm going to get a bracelet.
Like I just don't know when it's going to happen, but I'm going to get one.
So it's like, why do I like poker?
It's challenging.
It's the most hardest.
It's a sport, in my opinion, and it's extremely challenging.
Like winning, and I think Crash retweeted it, like the video from the other gentleman who was in Brett, who was there.
He said, it's not about the money.
It's about the glory.
Yeah, because winning first place in a tournament like that is like a once in a lifetime thing.
So it kind of gives you something to strive for your entire life.
That's what makes poker so addicting because it's so, so hard to beat that many people and come in first, right?
So that's why I'm so enticed by it because it's a challenge or you're a little uncomfortable.
So I do that with my fitness. I do that with poker. I love exploring new things that I find challenging.
And I would encourage everyone to do that because that's how you grow.
That's how you're going to get to your own personal next level.
Everyone has their different way and their different things that they like to do.
You got to do your own vibe, but it's like you got to push
yourself and find your own challenges and that's how you become like your max being like you're
maxed out like you're just on top of your game in every aspect in life and it's not like for me to
dictate to others what it's going to be and vice versa it's like you gotta kind of gotta find a
kind of find your own way so when crash between thatweeted that clip of that guy, who's very, by the way, is a very good
player.
That's definitely, that's definitely someone you want wearing a Brett shirt.
That guy's really good.
Um, he said, yeah, it's not about the money.
Cause it's like the same goal.
It's just the challenge of it.
Being on top of your game, being able to say like, I got a world series bracelet.
That's like such bragging rights because most people
are going to die and never ever ever get that so you know like yeah I agree with everything
everybody said I think we'll keep this space for a few more minutes but then we're going to wrap up
but yeah I just want to leave the stage open for people if they want to say anything else
yo really quickly Ragsy you just inspired me right there with saying, hey,
I want to go grab that bracelet. That's the energy that I'm talking about. Like when you put pen to
paper, like when you see something in your mind, you go, oh yeah, like I'm going to hold it in my
hand. Like that's the ultimate creative self-actualized energy that I fuck with heavy.
Like I see it in Crash. I see it in you. I in Hanak. I see all these other people in the space. And that's the level, bro. Like where you're tapping into
your imagination and then you're going to go through the obstacles and the challenges and
whatever ups and downs. And then you're going to see yourself there. And then you end up there.
Like that's the ultimate goaded shit. In my opinion is being able to do that and being able
to tap into that version of you and then creating that and then you're literally this beacon of light to show other people like
hey you guys can do it too like at least try like you know what i'm saying so i absolutely love that
and it literally lit this little spark in me or something i mean i already have it we all already
have it but yeah i just wanted to end there because it that's the type of shit that I fuck with so yeah yeah my I always say like my
main thing is like the key to all this is like whatever you're gonna do don't be lazy lazy is
the deadliest sin I hate fucking lazy people like I I hate like I am always working that's why like
damn she's doing this doing this like
if you are not lazy you can get rid of the sloth doesn't matter if it's working out doesn't matter
if you're playing chess like what crash said doesn't matter you're doing crypto like do the
work put in the work and you're gonna get the results eventually because like persistence and
failure cannot coexist eventually you're gonna get it get it. A midget's going to
keep persisting and make it to the NBA?
Leave the midget alone, dog!
There's probably a midget NBA.
One of the best of the best
NBA players
of all time was Muggsy
Bogues himself.
My personal favorite player in the NBA
of all time was Muggsy Bogues absolute
legend now you see ladies and gentlemen what you see excellence does not grow from comfort I agree
Ragsy excellence does not grow from comfort go out there go for a run you know go have fun
do something difficult you know like Crash says you know, go have fun, do something difficult.
You know, like Crash says, you know, he goes on his bicycle,
it clears his thoughts, he goes on the bike around the neighborhood.
That's really good for you.
Good for you physically and mentally.
Do something difficult, challenge yourself, you know,
and that's how you're going to be more successful in life.
You know, it's excellence does not grow from comfort.
Get comfortable being uncomfortable but
also be smart because once again i fully believe and you know if you're a midget you shouldn't
pursue trying to be in the nba right but you could be one of the greatest chess players in the world
because that is not dependent on physical it's more dependent on your mind without midgets we
wouldn't have the wizard of oz brother we wouldn't have the wizard of oz yeah i mean i'm
just saying you can be great no matter where you are whether you're a midget or the tallest person
on the planet you can be great at different things just play into your strength and and also be smart
no just say okay i am gonna work so hard to be the best basketball player of all time because
you're never gonna be the best basketball player of all time if you're never going to be the best basketball player of all time if you're 5'2". Never. Ever. I don't like that. I seriously disagree with that.
Doesn't matter what you think. Who's the shortest guy to ever be in the NBA?
People think that things are impossible until they're done. And a 5'2 person could be really
fucking good at basketball okay but that's
even rarer than winning the lottery five times in a row so you can go and be a terrible friend
and encourage him oh yeah bro you're 5-2 you're gonna be the greatest basketball player fuck you
sarah you're a terrible friend be honest with them you know tell him like bro pick up a chessboard
or do something else probably that's a good friend
who will be honest with you i'm sure you could be a great basketball player but you'll never play in
the nba i'm gonna go ahead and i'm gonna be the the eccentric woman that i am that's in your reality
i believe there's infinite dimensions where every possibility yeah and that person could
say i'm not going to listen to you and they can go for it and and if they do it props to them
objectively it's a very very very very very very low probability and if they want to pursue such
a low probability they can go for it you know that's that's your life that's your choice work for it but you're
gonna have like uh you know if you're six foot eight you're probably gonna have a 1.5 x multiplier
on the work you put in and if you're five foot two you're probably gonna have a point uh two one x
multiplier on the work you put in so for every one hour you put in uh it's like, I don't know, like eight minutes of work for someone else.
You know what I mean?
All Crash is saying is like, he's just saying like with your God-given genetics,
like there's certain things that you're predispositioned to be good at.
And to optimize, like, I guess your success, you should focus on the things that you're have stacked in your
um I guess favor favor yeah there you go yeah I mean I don't know if you're trying to become the
best chess player in the world and you notice okay one hour of playing chess for me is like
eight hours for someone else like I learn more eight times faster I learn more I've gotten better
in one year than guys who've been playing eight years then you're gonna know okay you have something there that you can tap into and have a
huge advantage on you know but if you play chess for 10 years and you still suck or you're losing
the guys who've only been playing one in two years you know like obviously don't think you're gonna
be the champ of chess right I think also that whatever you love and whatever you're naturally drawn towards, that's something that's calling you and that you probably do have a lot of strength in and you are going to be really good at if you put that work in.
Like for me, I have no fucking desire to be a chess player, to be a basketball player.
I don't give a fuck about that.
So of course I'm not going to be good at it because I don't fucking care.
So yeah, I think also like, in other words, follow your heart.
Yeah, but also if you dedicate five years of your time to something you don't like,
but you're very good at it.
For example, a waste management company.
Okay, there's a waste management company, ticker WM, and worth billions of dollars.
Are you telling me if it could have taken you five years to create a multi-billion, billion, billion, billion dollar waste management company, you wouldn't do it so you could have the rest of your life free to do it?
You know, it would be foolish of you to not say, okay, I i'm gonna take five years because i'm so fucking good at waste management i'm gonna
create this billion billion dollar company uh and then i can be free then my kids can do what they
want to do then i can give them the opportunity that wasn't five years though that was 30 i don't
know how many years but my point is if you are so gifted at something and you can do something that
you don't like in five years then you should do what you don't like for that five years for the time that will get you
far further than doing something that you like that you suck at who so i disagree wait who doesn't
like doing something that they're super gifted at that's like saying like do you most people do
most people like to do what they're good yeah naturally. That's like being like, could you ever hate trading?
No, because you're naturally gifted at it.
And your brain thinks that way.
It was designed to do this.
You're like, no.
Like, I'm naturally good at soccer.
And so I love playing soccer.
I'm naturally good at basketball.
I don't know about that.
I actually don't know about that.
Wait, what?
I hate things that I'm good at all the time.
Really?
Yeah, it's all the time.
You lucky motherfuckers, because I don't fucking hate anything.
Wait, wait, wait, wait.
I want to hear an example.
I want to hear a little bit.
You guys all must be so talented.
He pisses excellence, guys.
He's fucking amazing at everything.
I would say content creation for me, I'm the GOAT.
Can't nobody touch me on surgical words and impacting emotions.
But, like, that's a skill that was developed over time.
And I don't even know that I like that because it puts me in front of too many people.
I'm trying to be, like, crash and hide in a cave.
You love attention.
Yeah, you're right.
Never mind.
See, the funny thing with content creation is that, personally i think i'm really good at it too
but i just don't like all the extra shit there it is yeah that's it
there's a lot of times where i don't want to speak or on something or not speak on something
but basically content and stuff,
video and certain,
certain things that I don't want to like produce certain things and shows.
Like I'm good at it.
I'm good at this and good at that.
And,
but there's times where I'm like,
damn,
I don't want to be on camera right now,
or I don't want to deal with this shit.
I like,
I don't want to blah,
blah,
blah.
but I know it's inevitable.
I have to do certain things.
yeah. So that's just one example. I have to do certain things. So, yeah.
So that's just one example.
I mean, look at famous actors.
You know, they have no privacy.
They're really good at acting.
But then when they go out, they have a camera in their face 24-7.
It drives them insane.
And they hate it.
I don't know.
I mean, I'm a whimsical, eccentric thinker.
I think there's infinite realities.
I'm one of those.
And I think every possibility exists.
It's a statistical thing.
This is why I'm actually.
Not for the midgets.
Not for the midgets.
Exactly.
That's what I.
I don't.
I don't like the talk.
But how do you.
It's just so generic to be like, oh, yeah, you can be a midget and you can do anything.
You know, I just like, let's be smart and efficient.
Why are we talking about what we have?
I just don't like the BS like blah, blah, blah, blah.
You can do whatever you want in your life.
That's not true.
There's going to be a lot of things you're going to try and you're going to be naturally not gifted at it.
You're going to suck at it. But there's going gonna try and you're gonna be naturally not gifted at it you're gonna suck at it but there's gonna be things you're gonna be naturally gifted at it
so don't be the guy who naturally sucks at something just be like oh this is what i love
so this is what i'm gonna do and i'm gonna be selfish and i'm not gonna care about anybody
why do you sound like mickey mouse right now because that's my voice. I like to hear that. It's Disneyland.
It's La La Land.
You sound like Stecky.
So anyways, I like to obviously take the contrarian view.
And my whole thing is you, like the girls, Ragsy and Sarah, you're like, oh, yeah, you can do anything you want in life.
This and this.
And I just want to take the complete opposite stance and say you should do what you can go further at in a shorter period
of time potentially because if you can get to that top one percent or the top of something
then you can be free then you can do what you want and suck at it but enjoy it after you made it
after you have reached further faster and what you're actually good at. I love that. But if you don't know what you're actually good at, then like, how does one find
it other than self-awareness? Just what comes natural? Just what exactly what comes natural,
right? Like, yeah. Like, like for me, bench, you know, back in the day crash, you were mentioning
it. Um, what's just natural for me, man, I touched it and in the day crash, you were mentioning it was just natural for me.
I touched it and I exploded.
It didn't take too long.
And then I started to realize like they didn't really care about maxing unless you're a power lifter.
They cared about how many times you could do an X amount.
So which saved me an injury up until recently.
So I reached 225, 37 times and 315, like 15 times.
And then started to realize like, like okay i don't really need
to go crazy i don't need to bench 500 like i did in high school because i wanted to prove that you
know i'm stronger than everybody on varsity so i wish i did so but yeah man now if you're just
like a regular dude that wants to stay strong and and be able to pick up your chick on a Friday night and not stress and your legs or whatever.
If you can go to the gym and put up 225 at almost any time for, I don't know, 5, 10 reps, that's good for the average man.
Like, really good for the average man.
If you can go, just put 225 on.
Yeah, that's why I stopped benching 500, too.
Same exact reason, bro.
There's no reason, bro.
You're going to throw out your shoulder bro hence me wait crack what are you naturally good at that you hate
doing i mean i haven't made a youtube video in five months i would say i hate it now because
literally everything every word I could possibly say,
like, like, okay, when I had less than 30,000 followers or subscribers, if I said something,
you know, it was considered whenever that thing that I predict or believe was going to happen,
it happens, then it's considered skill. It's considered foresight. It was considered,
hey, you nailed this. How did you see this coming months in advance? But now if I say anything, it's just like cabal insider this and that so I'm just like at this point
I'm just like I don't want to make a video because I I literally hate it
I just argue with the the computer for 10 hours straight saying you guys are dumb because when I had no subscribers
It wasn't that now you guys say this it's fuck you and I just like argue and I just say fuck this
I hate this. I haven't made a video in like five months as a result. I literally can't make a video, dude.
I hate it so much.
Now, I used to like it more, though.
Same, bro.
Same, bro.
I was just thinking about you the other day.
As far as when you brought this up, and I've been posting content like crazy on TikTok and YouTube.
And then I felt for you because I'm like, bro, I'm spinning some game on a video.
And then I have people in the comments that are hating. I'm like, bro, I'm spitting some game on a video. And then I have people in the comments that are hating.
I'm like, bro, you guys have no videos on YouTube.
One subscriber.
Like, you're talking this shit.
And I'm like, dude, imagine, like, what Crash feels.
Or, like, people who have, like, lots more followers, like, just getting this shit all at once.
Like, it really takes, like, a big mental muscle and, like, super self-awareness to not let that shit get under your skin.
Because I'm like, I'm like over here like about to clap back hard.
But I'm also like, no, like, let me not like call this fucking dude.
Let's go.
Somebody calling me faggot over the Internet over a cool video I made.
And I'm like, who?
They're spending the time to talk shit to you.
Real quick. If you don't have anybody hating on you, okay, you're not doing shit.
I don't care if it's your fucking family members.
I don't care if it's your friends or your coworkers, whoever the fuck it is.
If you're not getting any hate, you ain't doing shit, bro.
You ain't doing shit.
So take it as a fucking compliment.
I get it, but I don't want to see that shit.
Like, I get it.
I get it.
I don't want to see that shit.
Yeah, yeah.
And it comes down to self-awareness.
I appreciate the hate.
Then don't fucking read it.
If you don't want to see it, don't fucking read it.
Yeah, but you're going to go through the comments and you're going to see it.
Like, the only way you don't see it.
Maybe you pay somebody to go through the comments and respond for you. You don't go through the fucking comments. Which comes through the comments and respond for you you don't go which comes back down to the end of the day it
comes back down to self-awareness and like how do you treat yourself and how do you how do you see
yourself as and like what are you motivated by are you motivated by pain are you motivated
motivated by pleasure are do you think you're okay now or do you think you suck and it comes down to
self-awareness literally self-awareness and your self-concept of yourself makes it easier on you.
And if it's a little bit off, then it makes it so much fucking harder.
And so it's like it's really, truly a skill.
Like Crash was saying, it's a skill to be strong.
And I think self-awareness in that aspect, it is also a skill to learn to be strong and not give a fuck what other people think because you're doing something you like to do that you want to serve other people, whether it's entertain, educate, you know, inform people.
And they're over here calling you fucking names over the Internet in Bufu, Egypt.
You don't even know where the fuck they live.
And then you're like, what the fuck, bro?
You're trying to shit on my parade.
I'm trying to put some content out.
And what it comes down for me is just be like, try to be compassionate. Try not to be such a dickhead back to them.
So I pray for them. I'm like, this guy's life probably sucks. Like if he's commenting on my
video and I'm making the video in a loving place, their life probably sucks. So it's like somewhat
like be compassionate. I'm trying to tone down my like energy right now, you know,
because I just went on this like I went parabolic and energy of like low key being pissed. And then
now I'm like trying to do it. But what you do is you take that energy and you use it to your
advantage, bro. Yeah. People hate on you. You take that shit, you bottle it up and whenever you need
it, it pushes you forward. Yes. And not everybody does that, you know, not everybody does it like
not everybody's able to do it in that way. So it's why i'm like self-awareness bottom like fucking what's for you
might not be for me you know if you want to you one guy might drive a fucking white van he loves
to drive white vans and somebody else really loves to drive a porsche and they're like no your car
sucks no my your car sucks no my car is better no my. No, my car ā it's like self-awareness, like self-awareness.
Yeah, dude.
I mean I've been called names, especially by people that have tried to work with me on like the Bitcoin arena because I went into memes and I got called every name of the book by some interesting people.
But besides like the obvious of hate and bag bias and if you're anything political, then like the liberals or the republicans or the whatever, like you're going to take any stand, you're going to get attacked. But I think about like, what am I going to think about what I said 10 years from now, 15 years from now? And how is
that going to apply to the world? That's really hard when you start to stretch your vision out
that far, because I, I sit there, I'm like, am I going to be proud of whatever I'm doing right now
in 10 years? So that's also something that I think about
if whatever I'm saying you're doing.
Because that's on the internet forever.
But it only matters to you how you think of it.
Like the only thing everybody in here
like has control over is your own thoughts.
People can influence your thoughts.
But at the end of the day,
I'm the only one inside my own head.
It's the most powerful thing so like
i don't i'm very eccentric i don't live in the physical realm a lot of the time i am literally
in a mental realm when you put things in the physical realm that's where you have limitations
so to crash's point he would be correct because that's in the physical realm but if you're living
in the mental realm there's no limitations the mental realm, there's no limitations. The universe is infinite.
There's like infinite amount of possibilities there. It's kind of like, okay, you're playing
poker, right? Math is infinite. Math is forever. But in the game of poker, now you're putting it
in a box. It's finite because there's only 3 million hands that you can play in poker that
you can possibly get. There's no more possibilities than than that so now you put a limitation on it you see but math itself is actually infinite but when you take you can
take math and you can put make it finite so it's kind of like the same thing your thoughts will
control your world and you can live in the physical realm but in the mental realm all possibilities
exist and it's sometimes things will happen.
Not there.
There are things like that I personally manifested in.
It's hard to you don't want to ever have like a specific thing because sometimes things happen in the same way.
That wasn't the specific thing, but it still happened.
It's like crazy.
Like, so I manifested I was going to play in the world series of poker,
um, this year. And I actually did not know it overlapped with the Bitcoin conference. It was
a complete coincidence. I just ended up there by coincidence. Right. So it's like all, all,
and I ended up playing very well. And I'm going to go back for the main event in July. Like,
well, you have to understand, like your mind is so powerful and your thoughts really control your world.
And what has made me I can only share, like, what's happened with me in my life personally.
If I could share that information with anyone who needs it, not saying like anybody on the stage needs it, but maybe someone in the audience.
How you perceive yourself is how the world is going to view you.
If you if you don't build up your confidence,
people are going to sniff that out. When I walk into a room, people can just tell this is a
powerful bitch right here. I'm him.
Because I fucking, in my mind, that's what I think of myself. It's literally all your own
thoughts and power. And when you put things in the physical realm, of course there's limitations.
There's limitations of what I can do, right?
I can't jump a thousand feet in the air, even if I wanted to, because that's in the physical realm.
But like when I was talking before, it's a little like out there and whimsical.
It's like I like to live in the mental realm where all possibilities exist.
And you sometimes end up like finding yourself in places and hitting the goals you didn't think were actually possible.
That's all I want to say.
I really agree with that, by the way.
Me too.
But he's wrong.
So, it is a little.
Don't antagonize.
Don't antagonize.
By the way, Ragsy, sorry.
I missed you in Vegas, I guess.
Like, that's crazy.
I didn't know you were there.
It would have been great to meet you.
And it is nice to have a Brett space open again.
Like, it feels cool.
And it reminds me, like, why I have the confidence to go around and talk about Brett.
Like, I was talking about what am I going to think about in 10 years about
the stuff I'm talking about. Brett gives me that confidence. People always ask me what's going on,
what should I buy? And not just regular, these are dudes that are trying to get into the crypto
space or in the crypto space and they're buying some serious altcoins or Bitcoin or Ethereum and
they want to get into memes, like Brett gives me that
confidence to be like, yo, I'm with, you know, I'm all in on Brett. And they're like, why? And then
in about 30 seconds, you can give them 15 reasons why. Like they just give you so many reasons why.
So for me, I have full confidence in this and it's just, it's exciting. And another thing I
didn't really want to do is own a event place or like a warehouse. I now co-own Crash, I haven't told you yet, I don't think, a warehouse in downtown LA, 12,000 square feet, four pickleball courts, studio in there and stuff.
We're doing a crypto event coming up soon and we're going to do it every single month.
I'm going to put bread on the wall.
We're going to have all kinds of tournaments and things.
And like, I can't even tell you what's
opened up from that alone. And so I'm trying to seal that up before I travel again. But
do I really want to do that? Did I want to do a 30 second commercial, Sarah, two days ago with
legendary protein bars, you know, I'm just and eat a donut, a protein donut on camera, you know,
while they make a blooper of me? No, I really didn't
want to do that, but I did it because it's part of the thing that I'm doing. So am I good at it?
Yes. Is it always fun? No, but it's fun to win and it's fun to go after results. I'm result guy.
Okay, I want this to happen. So what do I got to do to get to that? And I started
going that way. And then all of a sudden the right people come and things, I take that step
to manifestation because it's a two part system. It's, you have to believe it. Yes, of course,
obviously, but then you have to take those steps forward and sometimes sacrifice a lot.
So yeah, but then it all works out.
Yeah. Yeah.
But then it's something that it always ends up working out at some point.
I wanted to tell you,
I got so much shit.
You see,
I told you I got so much shit for not wearing a Brett hat.
They sold out a Brett hats and I didn't wear one.
And then all the Brett community,
when I posted the series poker,
I had the shirt on.
They're like,
I asked them for the hats.
Okay?
Ragsy needs a Brett hat, everybody.
You know what?
I just want to say, I want to give a heartfelt thanks to Crash, Ragsy, Sarah, Slum, Lucian.
Everybody, bro, thank y'all so much for these spaces.
Y'all are so consistent in building the community, and it means a lot to me.
I just want to say thank you.
Aww. We love you, just want to say thank you. Aww.
We love you, Hennock.
Yeah, this is the best fucking meme coin community.
I don't give a fuck what anybody says.
Everybody gets all pissy on Twitter.
I don't know.
We're in the best community.
You're not the best fucking community.
The best fucking community is the Muppet community, and that's it.
community is my community and that's it and that's story
And that's story.
what up crash i was like you were waiting to exhale i was just thinking to say something
then i was just like no or i guess i was just gonna say like i don't know how this happens
every time every space we like talk about bre, and then it ends up talking about, like, improving life, like, outside of just crypto.
But I don't know.
You created that culture.
You created that culture.
It started with you, bro, a year ago.
Nice.
Good to know.
You can see where my faces go after we talk about Brett.
Jesus.
You know, though, I find it fascinating that fascinating that like when we're talking about Brett there's
like 500 plus today and then when we talk about improving life it drops off 250 that's because
those are the quitters bro the quitters leave before the real alpha comes out they they just
want emotional support about what they're holding probably and they don't care about like outside of like price
going up uh like they don't give a shit probably which is if they just if they just realize that
if they stay to the end they could get some more valuable information about the thing how'd you
know i was dropping the sixth infinity stone right now exactly look at this wait i'm about
to pin it at the top ready wait wait Wait. No, I'm not ready, bro.
No, wait.
Congratulations, Lucien.
We planned this in advance.
So thank you to the 250 people that stayed instead of the 540 that were there.
And then the 290 that left.
I thought it was the fifth Infinity Stone, bro.
Whoopsie daisy.
They're going straight to the sixth now.
All right, here we go. Three, two. Thanks for playing, bro. Whoopsie daisy. They're going straight to the sixth now. All right, here we go.
Three, two.
Thanks for playing, everyone.
Nah, just trolling.
But hey, someday, bro, I feel like that's going to happen.
So shout out to the 250 because that could have been real right now.
And I hope that's soon.
Damn, I was excited.
Dude, well, the 250 left, not going to make it.
There we go.
We got the half out.
Half the school is out now.
You know, imagine there was $250 of us, and we all got in, like, sub $10 million right now.
Now, the $290 that left, and that's just the people that tuned in.
But, like, there was probably thousands that didn't make it to the space.
Like, let's chill, you know, whatever.
They're probably busy, whatever.
Or maybe they're just down bad or
maybe they forgot i don't care whatever their reason is i'm just saying there was 250 of us
today we could have all been in on the six stone sub 10 million that's pretty sweet yo that's so
funny bro that would have been i for a sec split second i'm like is he serious right now and i'm
nah the conditions aren't right
there's no way according to his own thesis like the bible of crash this would have broken a
commandment number 11. Everybody grabbed their phone they grabbed their ipad they're like oh
shit bro everybody started scrambling around. Dude as he was talking I'm literally like firing
up my laptop like getting rid just in case he's not fucking. That's what I'm saying was talking, I'm literally like firing up my laptop, like getting rid of Justin, in case he's not fucking.
That's what I'm saying.
That's what I'm saying.
Bro just trolled everybody, bro.
That's so fucking funny.
Rags, he just got an adrenaline dunk.
Dude, yeah.
I'm getting my laptop.
I'm like, fuck, fuck.
I'm running this space.
How am I going to copy this fucking CA?
I'm like getting all my fucking web browsers open.
Listen, if he was for, that was'm listen if he was for that was worth it
if he was gonna be serious because if you if I was like aha crash you're so funny and then he
pinned something and I wasn't fucking prepared I would have been motherfucking pissed
it's so funny bro like It's like the most stupid troll.
Dude, people, I wasn't the only one.
You're all ragging on me.
I know people in the audience were doing the exact same thing I'm doing.
They're like, fuck, fuck.
They're like running to their computer, tripping over shit.
Ragsy, you didn't see his post the other day about the fifth Infinity Stone?
I see all his posts.
I'm sure I did.
That shit was hella funny.
Do you know what would happen to all these Solana charts if he did that?
Why? It's not going to be on Solana.
No, I'm just saying.
Wait, you didn't buy it already? On Solana, sir?
Oh, you're the only one that hasn't got in yet.
Damn, that sucks.
Nah, just kidding.
I actually got to hop off right now, guys.
Thanks for hosting the space, Ragsy.
Good to see everyone.
We'll talk to you soon.
Yeah, me too.
At least for me.
Ragsy, you want to wrap up?
Yeah, for real.
I want to go walk my dog.
Yeah, we're going to wrap up anyway because we've been going for two hours.
Crash, thanks for stopping by.
Guys, if you love this space, please follow the speakers.
We really appreciate you.
I love this community. It's the best community.
It's always a pleasure hosting these spaces because it's so fun.
I like the different personalities.
I think it's highly entertaining.
But, yeah, guys, we really appreciate
you being part of the Brett community. Or maybe you're just hearing about Brett. We're talking
about Brett on Bass Chain. So make sure you follow Bass Brett. It's tagged here at the top.
And if you're interested in it, this is what we all love. And I love the community so much. But
I'm very grateful and appreciative of everybody's time
and the time that they spent here in this space. I love hosting this space. So thank you to the
co-hosts, the speakers and the listeners as well. Like we appreciate you. I got to meet a lot of
you guys in Vegas at the Brett party. A lot of you guys running up to me, you're like, I've
listened to your spaces and it was actually very flattering and adorable. And, and I love you guys on behalf of the Brett community. We love you guys. So yeah,
so we're gonna wrap it up here. Awesome panel. Love you guys so much. Thanks for coming to the
space speaking. Thanks to the audience. And again, please make sure you follow the speakers.
And until next time, we'll see you soon. Bye-bye, everybody.
Sarah, you're supposed to yell,
Brett to the moon.
