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Crypto Fam Radio Vibe Check & Soft Chaos EP52
Recorded: May 8, 2025 Duration: 2:07:24Space Recording
Short Summary
In a lively discussion, crypto enthusiasts explored the launch of the 'weed money' token, highlighting its unique utility and partnerships in the cannabis space. The conversation also touched on growth strategies, community engagement, and the integration of pop culture into crypto initiatives, showcasing the evolving landscape of Web3.
Full Transcription
Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Hey, it's Tricky Buddha from
DeFi Space Donkeys.
Is this space glitching out?
Because it kind of looks like it's glitching out.
Oh, are you behind the CryptoFam radio thing too?
That's what it sounds like.
You might have to mute that microphone on the other device there.
What's up?
CryptoFam radio am?
Hope that everyone's doing good. what's up crypto Freya am yeah if that or turn the speaker down on the other one so you don't pick up any other background noise because it's happened is it's picking up the static and
amplifying it so turn the sound off and the microphone off. Oh, it looks like it was off for a second. All right. Let's
try that again. Can you hear me? There we go. Well, I mean, we said soft chaos, so like that was fair.
Yeah, good way. You know what? This is actually the first time that I have hosted under CryptoFam
Radio. So, you know, I'm following a set of instructions on how to open up the space under one and then actually speak under another.
So, you know, learning, learning.
It's fun having delegate.
It's fun having delegate accounts, right?
It totally is.
You know what?
And I worked it all out this morning.
So, I mean, where I am at six o'clock in the morning.
So I got up at about five o'clock and I'm like yeah I've got this no stress
whatsoever and then I looked at it and I was like yeah okay I don't quite know what I'm doing but
I'm gonna work my way through this but here we are so I think the only thing missing is a little
bit of music when we opened but you know what next time I will have that rocking right well I mean I
could place it I could play some i
could play a track and we could build a little bit everyone's got to get down to that purple pill
which doesn't exist so i'll i'll post it up top here um let's see let me just go with one of i
just posted it i'm sorry i'm a little bit late I was over on arena making a mean coin They just fucking launched their their platform. So I was like, well, I'll just I'll just put a new coin there
I am now sponsored by weed. So I actually I even plugged you did you joints?
I put I plugged you on arena. I put it I put a digital one over there when I launched the the weed token
It's called weed money. The tickerer is weed there's the contract address up top don't
you don't need to do anything but i was like hey if you want to support my my uh my cannabis
advocacy and get 20 off all glass um that's what that's the utility of the coin so there you go and
i yeah so you can see there's a digi blunt there there's a bunch of weed content and i figure i'm
already doing a bunch of weed content why not just throw another meme coin over there so i went over there and i
just launched it it's the market cap's already like 800 bucks so you know we're starting um but
yeah i was like well they just launched it today i gotta get in there and see if like you know just
what there is and there wasn't a weed coin so i was was like, come on. That's a no-brainer ticker.
Also, I am now in charge of a bunch of different Twitter assets, which is really cool.
So I'm going to bring in another account in here.
Oh, wait.
I'm on the main account, so this might be an issue.
No, maybe not.
Want to make me a co-host and make yourself a co-host by going to the CryptoFam radio and send invite co-hosts to both of us.
That way we can let people up as they come up on stage or come into the room.
Yep. Not a problem. Give me two seconds and I will organize that while you tell us all about your new coin.
Cool. I mean, that's all it is. It's like it's weed money.
You can support my advocacy and positivity and get a 20% discount on glass so it's like I mean there's no we
there's no mean coins over there with any utility so I'm like the first one
with utility which is kind of cool right plus I'm gonna do random giveaways for
the holders from my sponsors so like there's already like way more utility
than most coins on that on that we mean coin so I feel like avax is pretty you know degen it might do
well we'll see uh but yeah if you want to go over there and put a little bit of avax in there just
to see what happens it's early as fuck like i literally just launched it 10 minutes ago
so if you if you're on avax and if you're not on avax go to the link in my bio and arena. If you're not on arena, go to the link in my bio,
get the, uh, the arena referral link. That way, um, I get like a small percentage of like, uh,
the transaction that go through the network and that's going to help with the giveaways as well,
but go through there that way. And, um, I can even buy your ticket. So you'll have a little
bit of funds to then throw into the coin too. yeah link in bio extended bio is where the links are for all my referrals
and stuff but yeah it's cool so uh i i've been uh i've been adopted by the the weed meme coin on
soul and uh they are i'm doing content creation, strategic advising and a couple other things.
I'll be their brand ambassador in most of these spaces.
Oh, it says host is having connection issues.
It looks like that that CryptoFam radio might have rugged.
Hopefully it can come back.
If not, we will just redeploy this instantly, which is kind of OK, because that purple pill is not even here anyway.
So but let me get this other account.
So I am now three different accounts for the lead company.
But also I have 10 accounts total including my delegates now.
If there's no crossover, which I know there is.
But if there was no overlap, I could reach 1.5 million people by retweeting with all these accounts.
Fucking wild.
Alright, I have sent you a
co-host invitation, although
I think that
CryptoFam
might be rugging, so
we'll see.
I didn't get anything,
so we'll know.
Interesting. Did you send one to yourself, so we'll know. We'll know. Interesting.
Did you send one to yourself too?
I did.
I sure did.
And I can't see it, which is really odd.
So we'll just keep going for now and I'll keep ticking away in the background.
This is the problem, I think.
Yeah.
You are, you're the delegate.
Yes.
So you're in here twice right now i am indeed twitter twitter knows
that you're here twice on one account so there might be a little bit of a glitch there uh
hmm i'm trying to think of the best way to do what we need to do is get we need to get drew
in here to just take over that account and then leave it on you know what i mean because then you could then you won't be here twice and it might be more like
it might like it a little bit better all right all right well i'll tell you what i am going to
leave it over to you to repost the space for a second and and I'm going to sit in the background and sort some stuff out with Drew.
So give me two seconds.
Yeah, absolutely.
No stress.
I am also in here now with WeedGod account.
Let's go.
WeedGod is one of the many crypto assets that we have.
The Twitter assets, I should say.
So, yeah, we've got WeedGod, which is DankLord or DankGod.
Yeah, DankGod.
And then there's THC Humor. We have Intelligence Doner,
the actual Weed meme coin 420.
And I think there's another one too that we've got.
But yeah, it's crazy having 10 accounts
that I have access to
so I could really like support a lot of people at the same time.
I need to get another device or two so that way I can actually use all of them at the same time.
I could put one of the Weed profiles in every space that I'm in as well as my other profiles and my mom's profiles.
Because they're technically all different people.
So it's not myself too many times
because when you're a delegate of an account,
it'll say that you're here twice
or sometimes if you're on a computer,
it'll be like, you can't even join the stage
because it says you're already in there,
which is really weird.
So yeah, we can't bring up any speakers right this second,
but as soon as we get it figured out,
we get this ironed out, we'll be bringing people up.
If we just straight up can't at all bring people up, then we will just crash this space and like reopen it we'll redeploy
it but hopefully drew can just log into the crypto fam radio account and then uh crypto freya will be
a little bit freed up to uh to actually accept the co-hosts and stuff like that yeah much love fam
we got uh we got we're minting DigiBlunts right now.
If you don't have a DigiJoint or some coins
or a DigiBlunt, then you're really missing out
on a good opportunity to talk up on stage
at this 8 o'clock, this 8 a.m. morning show
with the Wake and Blake show.
So I would recommend getting some of those assets
and supporting that show
because it is a nice big space.
They're consistent.
They've been showing up for like 950 days or you're approaching a thousand episodes like this is absolutely
absolute legacy stuff right there like man it's hard to show up every single day at 8 a.m that's
some trooper shit right there that's like that is a very impressive so yeah shout out to digijoid
i know i couldn't do it i flip my sleep schedule around all the time
If I was trying to get up at 8 a.m. I would have easily missed 10% of those shows
Just because I was just like not feeling well or whatever like mornings are bad for me man mornings are rough
So it's like yeah, did you go over there?
No, I was trying to I sent you a dm how do you make a token over there
is it actually in the arena app yeah yeah it's in the arena app when you go to the top left there's
like a little drop down menu and it says like earn and all that stuff it says arena launch pad
there on that left hand side okay arena launch yeah gotcha so you could go over there right now
and make another coins or something if you wanted to.
Yeah, that's what I was going to do.
I'm like, you're already advertising coins everywhere, right?
You might as well launch the coins over there before someone else does.
That's what I was thinking.
Yeah.
You know?
I'm like, I'm already talking about weed in every fucking place anyway.
And everybody likes weed.
How is there not already a weed token?
Let's go. that is so funny
that is so true i mean i was i called it weed money not just weed but weed money so it was
like a little bit different than my other one but the ticker is weed so yeah it's up top there's the
space up top and there is um the ca so when you share the space you also share the ca or you can
just go down to the right and hit that plus and make your own post to share out the space either
way it's fine but i figure a lot of my homies are on are on avax and they're on the arena so
yeah go grab yourself a little bag of weed shit put like put four dollars in it you know like buy
me a drink by putting a four dollar or $5 into that weed coin.
And like, let's see if it pumps.
I think it could do good, honestly.
I think that's a great ticker.
That's why I was so excited to have them as an ambassador or as a sponsor.
But also, like, they're cool people.
They're just really good people.
And we have an awesome space on Fridays, 420 every Friday, Eastern Standard Time.
And this Friday, we have the Cheech and Chong Project, my homies in Dreamland. So it's going to be pretty cool. We do like the
last 15, 20 minutes. It's going to be an interview. And we try to keep it to like an hour, hour and a
half, nice, like not too long. So it's good for replays. And we stream on every platform we can.
I stream on four platforms myself. And but each one of us, there's four of us, we all stream on every platform we can. I stream on four platforms myself.
But each one of us, there's four of us, we all stream on multiple platforms. So we're getting an audience between like 1,500 and 3,500 every show.
And we're on show eight.
So are you back, Crypto Freya?
All right.
We seem to be working.
You're a co-host.
I'm a co-host.
The only thing we don't have is the purple pill.
So that's okay.
Yeah.
We'll do without that.
Yeah.
We'll just.
Moon and DigiGuyde up here.
No problem.
So they must be in the settings.
Yeah.
So I was able to accept a speaker, the speaker request that was no problem it was just
the co-host thing seemed to take a few minutes to come through so yeah very strange but you know
we all love spaces and we all have the glitches that we experience in spaces so but we're here
now we're here now and we know better for next time so So happy, happy joy. Happy joy.
Happy, happy joy.
I did also change the setting.
So if they're following us, they'll automatically be allowed to just accept the speaker invite when they come into the space.
That'll just kind of make it easier for us, too.
But we can always change it off if you want.
If you follow people you don't want to speak, then I can change it.
No, perfectly good.
If there's anything else you can do to sort out that purple pill, go right ahead.
But yeah, look, hey, thank you everybody for joining us today.
It's really cool.
This is kind of our first space together under CryptoFam.
So I'm really excited and I appreciate you spending the time with us.
So, and thank you, Tricky.
You know, when I said to crypto fam that
i would jump up and do a program i said to him i want a really really good person to bounce off of
and the first thing he said is tricky so hey and here we're going to be doing a bit of a vibe check and we said
vibe check and soft chaos and i don't know if you read what uh crypto fam put up but i loved it i
thought it was really cool he was like you know vibe check past soft chaos activated and i was
like yeah that's perfect because I'm literally sitting here
at 6am in the morning in the dark I've got the fire going on one side of me and then I've got
like these kind of neon glow lights so if we want to talk about vibe I have got like the ultimate
vibe going on and I don't know if you saw the post but I actually had to post the photo of it because it's like so epically cool so yeah here we are doing
our vibe check and we've already had our chaos happening so yeah let's rock
and roll tricky
I am still on the happy happy joy song I can't believe you brought it out now it's in my head
happy happy joy joy I haven't seen Ransom in a while I don't know where that came from it just
I don't know it's that kind of the day where it just reminded me of that song so I was like yeah
I'm gonna I'm gonna I'm gonna say that and now it's in my head too so yeah spreading the love
spreading the love I like randomly saying like a michael jackson song like
just like a couple lines the other day and like he just immediately everyone's like god damn it
now it's stuck in my head yeah that's that's the best when that happens though yeah there's just
some songs that are too catchy straight up okay i changed i changed the space title just a little
bit i added weed coins and mtgx
so we got all the family shouted out so now hopefully they'll see it and they'll come in
and join it and we got weed god on stage so that'll help bring in more people too because
that account has 160 000 followers you see it it's great the other account i i run is got a 440,000. There's another one that's got 220,000.
It's wild.
So you're weed god.
Okay.
I saw weed god.
This is, I've got a whole bunch of stuff that I want to ask you, Tricky, because I listen
to you speaking in spaces so often.
I'm like, oh my god, I need to ask you these questions.
So I'm going to take this opportunity and ask you lots of questions but yeah i saw we just wanted to get 700 of free
advising so they booked me as a co-host awesome i'm here for it dude i love questions let's we'll
jump right into it i want to say hi to beamer uh oh we got joe in the house good to see a moonbeam
and digijoints and and metaverse maddie
Make sure you guys all retweet the space
Um, if you don't want to retweet that one up top then just push a little plus and push it out
But what's up beamer? How you doing my boy?
This guy's got some fucking energy man. This guy runs runs the
The space every time I get into his space. he's i was making a post on weed god i was making a post on one of weed god's freaking freaking posts bro this is funny i said
i said i said uh gm weed god i said can you send me down to digi blunts from heaven
no that's pretty good that's pretty good you know yeah and we can we can do little uh we can
do start little promos and stuff from there like you know like if we want like you know yeah and we can we can do little uh we can do start little promos
and stuff from there like you know like if we want to like you know i could raffle off a digi
blunt or don't give away a digi blunt or something like that you know or you know little bags of
coins yo let's do that right now can we attach like to launch my nft uh site to that or hold up
digi hold up digi hold up man i'm just fucking with you digi
what up hey blessings man just want to say what's up to everybody man
hey what's up to the host and the co-host you know our boy crypto fam mountain dew in the
building man my boy and shit you know i'm saying a fucking uh scorso oh source oh my goodness crypto freya what's good
fam how you doing blessings on blessings i heard you talking a minute ago um yeah blessings to you
guys man tricky my boy digi in here i was like you know just kind of slide oh joe what he do
my guy in the building moon beams Beaming all of that freaking blessings.
You know what I'm saying?
Up in the building.
Oh, Metaverse Slim, man.
You guys are fucking just great.
I love it.
I love it when I come into an intimate space like this.
Because, you know, you can get more out of it sometimes.
Sometimes our big spaces are just a lot.
And they're exhausting and shit and i
was gonna start a space at three o'clock today and i was like oh fuck that shit man i was like i'm
gonna go fucking slide around and see what's going on in the space i just got off work and i'm just
like tired bro i'm like man and i gotta work on a song you know i haven't been getting any music
done bro so i got music that i need to work on and record and shit i'm like man the hopping around
and being you know being a community whore is like which was what i've been called so many times
uh is that really fucking beneficial to cross pollinate and stuff like that you know people
it's funny because people used to call me a community whore now i'm like the promotions guy
or i'm the i'm the i'm the collab guy i'm you know i'm the sponsorship guy i love it like uh
i think it's red man's sister like that's what she calls me i'm the collab guy. I'm the, you know, I'm the sponsorship guy. I love it. Like, I think it's Redman's sister. Like, that's what she calls me. I'm the sponsor guy.
Like, she doesn't even use my name. I see you pop up everywhere. I've got notice on and it comes up
and it's like, you're in this space and you're in this space and you're in this space. And I'm like,
oh my God, man, you get around. And you know, the cool thing about that though is that like I tend to in my
time zone obviously sort of hang out in the same spaces and occasionally I'll get up at crazy o'clock
to come and listen to one of your spaces and then I meet all sorts of other people and you know
they're obviously in an opposite time zone but when you do get around you get to kind of network
and engage with new people and hear new new things so yeah it's a
good way to be i like it i like it and i like those notices of you being in different spaces so
back to back to back he's speaking here he's speaking here he's speaking yeah just jump i'll
jump into spaces and and like jump on stage just because they know people will bring me on stage
because they know it'll like push this out and then I'll go,
I looked at a post from,
I think it was from like a year ago and it's like I had 6,000 followers on this account.
Wow. Okay. Is that, that's just on the tricky account?
Just on the tricky account. Yeah. Yeah.
Yeah.
I have social medias and I have between three and 10 profiles on each one.
My God, how do you manage all of that?
That's a legitimate question.
I'm not.
I need help.
He's a magician.
I tell you, he's an octopus.
He's got like – I don't know.
I don't know how he does it.
My wife has come in several times and seen me holding a phone in my left ear, a phone in my right ear, and a computer in front of me with the space and i'm on stage i'm like co-hosting two spaces
and i'm in a speaker slot on the other one she's like what are you doing tell her to take pictures
we want to see the evidence like it sounds like chaos what's what is going on can you turn it
down at least i'm like oh okay i can turn it down a little bit well we are here for the chaos i look
i honestly like at the moment i've got like two i've got
two laptops and my phone going and even that is like hey man what am i doing so to be able to
cope with that many social media accounts so much kudos so much kudos yeah nah what really nails it
is last year i was recorded twice in two different spaces at the same time, giving the same speech in both places.
Like they just happened to call on me at the same time.
So I unmuted both and just did my intro and did my shill.
But like it wasn't planned at all.
It wasn't organized.
It was just a happy coincidence.
And I took advantage of it.
But twice I've done that where it was actually recorded and everything too so it's like just
all documented but i've done it other times but like you know it was just funny to have an unplanned
double double presentation super efficient man super efficient if i can shill two places at the
same exact time that like how did that actually happen though?
Like was the co-host or the host just asking questions and it just so
happened that you were able to fit your, fit your shilling or.
Yeah.
Oh my God.
I modified my words so they were vague enough that they would apply to
everything.
That's awesome.
I love it.
That's a great thing i got asked two questions and i give
them one answer that answers books so it basically turned it into a story with a tangent so both
people were like well that tangent was kind of related right but there was actually well i said
that tangent because the first one was to answer this guy's question the second one was to really
hone in on the answer for that guy's question and And they both were Web3 related. So it was easy to make the tie. Right.
So that's why I just I did all of it. It just happened to work out really well.
I guess I guess the question is, like, how long have you actually been doing this? Because I know
I came across you probably about, oh, it'd be about three months ago now and I was in a space and you popped up out of nowhere and then you did your DeFi space donkey thing and I was like, that's really cool.
And then ever since then, it's just kind of like you've just been in my kind of silo of X constantly.
So how long have you been doing this to actually get that kind of following and to build up I guess the tricky brand and where you are now so I
launched the club on my fourth year for the club it's my third year on Twitter
that that's pretty good because I guess I wanted to ask about that like but i'm also putting in
3500 hours a year so oh my god it's like working 280 hour jobs and because i'm literally like i
mean i'm multitasking like a motherfucker i put in way more hours than anybody else has
do you have a job outside of of what you're doing in here with the space donkeys, do you have like a real life job as well?
Yeah, well, I'm an advisor.
So over here, I'm a tokenized personal advisor now.
And I day trade.
So I started off day trading stocks.
I have a couple degrees, but one of them is in finance.
I was making like financial models and I'm really into patterns and pattern analysis.
So I was doing day trading on stocks and I was getting like one to 3% every day, just
kind of like scraping through stocks.
And it was just not bad when you annualize that.
It's really good.
But then I saw crypto being super volatile and I was like, ooh, I gotta go try that.
And now I'm like super gung-ho.
Oh, it's all crypto.
I don't fuck around with day trading stocks.
It just doesn't make sense most of the time.
So yeah, I got into, I was day trading starting 2010, 2016.
I got into crypto.
And then in 2021, I launched the club because we were all just crazy people.
You know, I couldn't find my vibe.
I couldn't find my tribe.
So I created the club specifically to find people who are into this, you know, enthusiast.
So, yeah.
So that's the Space Donkey Origin.
It was primarily to find your tribe.
Yeah.
And actually, it's a CTO, technically.
I mean, I had a friend who said, hey, the NFT market is going crazy.
I just sold one for like $250.
And all I did was like hire a guy off of fiber and have
them make this design i wanted and then i and that was it and i was like all right well i'll look into
it so i look into it and i'm like well if we're gonna do this let's do something unique right
so like we looked around there were no donkeys anywhere like zero donkeys on the blockchain so
we're like we'll be the first donkey on the blockchain it's like goofy and like they're
work they're the workhorses but they're not like too serious.
You know what I mean?
Like it's kind of like a goofy thing.
It's got to be fun, right?
So we do donkeys and I'm like, well, we can't just do normal donkeys.
Like that's kind of boring.
So like, how are we going to justify their crazy traits, right?
So, okay, they're going to be space donkeys.
And then we found out that space donkeys, according to Urban Dictionary, is people who are just addicted to drugs.
They just won't get off drugs. So we became DeFi space donkeys. We won dictionary is people who are just addicted to drugs they just won't get off drugs so we became defy space donkeys we won't get off the blockchain right um and he the
guy didn't pay he just didn't pay me like at all so i was like well then it's mine then and i'm
gonna turn it instead of just being an art nft i'm gonna make it into a club for lovers of crypto and nfts and add myself as the
utility and then there'll be like a proof case like a case study to show people this is how you
implement web3 into your business it's no nfts are just a receipt that's proving ownership that's
it that's all it is it's not that complicated people like you know so that's kind of like the
whole background story i just immediately like cto the whole thing that is that's kind of a really cool
idea and a cool concept I like it and I didn't realize it was a CTO so I've just
learned something hey maybe maybe I can see you've got your hand up oh it just
started raining here I've got to get batten down the hatches but I will be
back I just didn't want to cut out on you and you guys think that I just left
the left the building.
Since it's your first spot, you know, space.
I'm going to come back.
Okay.
But my kittens are looking at me.
And the rain is.
I'm like, I got to get back done.
We would just assume your phone died.
We're not going to hold it against you.
Okay.
But I still love you guys.
I'll be back.
You never need to announce your departure.
I'm weird.
Well, yes.
But most places, too.
You totally stop the conversation when you do that.
So, like, I try not to announce my departure. Because it's like, well, then people are going to follow me because I'm going someplace else.
I don't want to like ruin their space, right?
No, I'm coming back.
I raised my hand.
I did good etiquette today.
I'm awesome.
It's not an airport.
You don't need to announce your departure.
All right.
I shall return.
I love you.
I love it.
Guys.
Stay positive.
Have fun with the kittens.
Thank you, Moonbeam.
Hey, you know what?
That's actually a really cool thing because I've always wondered about the etiquette of that because generally I'm the same as you.
Like I'll just kind of exit a space if I've got some real life stuff going on.
But, yeah, like is there an etiquette?
Is there an actual thing where, you know, you kind of put a note in the purple pill and say, thank you, but I
gotta go.
Yeah, I'll put a note in the purple pill and be like, I have to take this phone call.
I'll try to come back, right?
That way it's not like distracting people from the space, but it lets them know why
I'm not speaking, right?
And sometimes I'll even leave my profile on stage because I could just use another device
or whatever, right?
Or maybe I actually do have to go.
But yeah I'd never
announced my departure unless it's like unless it's like four people in the room and they're
all really good friends and like it's not like a really intense conversation or I guess the space
doesn't have any like goal or like or plan or topic right then you can announce you're like
oh sorry guys it's great hanging out with you I'm gonna take off I got to do this thing right then
it's okay but if it's like a shill space or like it has any kind of a goal to accomplish, like you're just breaking the flow of the space, you know.
So then then it's like a disadvantage. And not everyone will feel that way.
But like that is the truth. Right. And it kind of depends on how you announce your departure.
But rather than teaching people how to do a proper departure just like give them an irish goodbye and just you know people will just assume like you rubbed like because twitter sucks because
it does or your phone died because everyone that happens to everybody so nobody's ever been like
oh they left that asshole like i've never heard that you know what i mean like never so you just
yeah do what you got to do we're here here when you're available. And if you're busy, we understand.
Yeah, no, that makes perfect sense.
And I'm the same as you.
Like, I always think, oh, my God, if I say anything, then I'm kind of interrupting what's going on in there.
So I just kind of exit quietly.
But it's been rugging so much lately.
It's been rugging so much lately.
I was in a space yesterday, and I think I just dropped out about four times
during the first probably 20 minutes, and it was just such a pain in the backside.
So I don't know what's going on with X at the moment, but, oh, very annoying,
very annoying.
But back to –
It's been bad.
Yeah, really bad.
But, look, I'm heading off overseas, as I think we've spoken about previously.
So, yeah, as of next week, I'm going to have like zero Wi-Fi.
So I'm making the most of what I've got while I've got it.
But, yeah, anyway, but back to the DeFi space donkeys.
I wanted to ask, like, so I didn't realize it was a cto but i did i don't know
whether i heard you say it or i heard somebody say it that um you you put a lot through to charity
in relation to like um the income that's coming in is that correct
i mean technically i told people i would it's supposed to be 10% it ends up being
like 600 it's like my my subscribers for example it's like a dollar right I've
gotten a $57 paycheck and at $82 paycheck right in the last in the last
five months because the Twitter just doesn't pay out and if they wait every
90 days after you're over a $50 threshold.
So I've only gotten like, what, $120 max.
And I've given out $700 worth of stuff.
But also when we first started, I was doing all kinds of different charity things.
So anything from dog rescues.
I was helping my buddy with the dog rescue projects.
Then we also got into this tea. And the first time we
sent out a batch of tea was we picked five friends that were in Web3 that were actually,
they all had breast cancer going through chemo, actively going through chemo. How crazy is that
to have five friends with breast cancer actively going through chemo all at the same time? But I
mean, everyone's got cancer. Like you're going to get cancer in this world because everything else is working better. And eventually you end up just besting your cells
mess up. They glitch kind of, and then they start to create cancer if you're not perfectly,
perfectly healthy, but we're living so long. Like this is how we're all going to go. It's
either a brain disease, a heart disease or cancer like that. We're living too long. Honestly, we,
we used to only, these bodies used to only last like 20 30 years
40 max 40 used to be old i'm turning 41 this year you know like 2 000 years ago nobody made it this
long right yeah i don't know what's going on at the moment um it's interesting when you say that
because i've got about i've got three friends who are going through cancer treatment at the moment
and it's just it's yeah it's really
hard it's really tragic but I think everybody knows somebody who's going through that at the
moment and um yeah I was even reading something on here on x about somebody within a community who
was yeah having a really tough time financially because of their cancer treatment so it's just
everywhere it's awful but yeah yeah so the first time um we did like charity
run the first time it was like uh we picked five people that or had that had the issues and we were
sending them some herbal tea that has been really helpful to me and to a couple other people um as
far as just like giving us enough nutrition for ourselves to recover to relax and do what they're
supposed to do like that's all it really right? But it's like anti-inflammatories
and natural pain relief properties
are in all these herbs.
It's like, so I took all these different,
like there's like 16 different
to 20 different ingredients.
So we sent them out to,
we took, you know, we got donations
and we bought products and we sent it out.
And then we did it like way bigger the next time.
We got like $1,500 in donations the second time.
Like first time it was like 500, then it was like 1 1500 um and then um things kind of like fizzled out because
the lady was crazy but that's another story um you know you can only help so much you know what
i mean it was like she wanted me to do literally everything but wouldn't do the first basic things
like we need a list of ingredients and we need a partnership deal to go to the next stage so we
can do labels and make the product and then show people a finished product but anyway never got to
that stage but we just help a lot of people with with you know with the the free tea just to help
people you know get through their health issues and stuff i had one friend who i gave it i gave
it to him and he drinks it he's like yeah i could use it for sleep and and you know i could use it
for energy whatever so we have energy and sleep i give it to him two weeks he drinks it. He's like, yeah, I could use it for sleep. And, and, you know, I could use it for energy, whatever. So we have energy and sleep. I give it to him. Two weeks
later, he's like, I was playing with my niece the other day. And, and she, there was something on
the fan and I spun the fan and she just started giggling. So I kept on spinning it. And then I
realized I haven't lifted my hand over my head in like year, like 15 years. And I was like, what do
you mean? He's like, I have arthritis and
the shoulder just didn't, but, but it's totally freed up now. It's like, it works. I'm like,
wait, what? Like how, first off, it's crazy what we can get used to in health with health issues.
Right. But it completely, like the, the less inflammation just really like freed up his arm
again, which is really cool. One of the ladies who was going through chemo gave me
the best review you if you if you know anyone on chemo they have no fucking energy right let's say
just like an autoimmune disease this lady said did you put crack in it because i got more energy than
i've had in 10 years and she was actively going through chemo i know you've talked before about
your experiences with like you know chronic illness with crohn's
disease is that what is that kind of what your purpose was behind doing that well that's what
yeah that's what triggered it is that i because i had crohn's um people they wanted to see like
what these herbs would do to someone with crohn's because it's helped with other like autoimmune
issues and stuff like that so you know what do you how do these herbs help that way? And, um, it was super bitter at
first, but like really powerful and I've made it like tasty and like more safe for like the
mainstream. But yeah, that's how we first got into it. They want to, they want to see how it
would help like with Crohn's. And I used to wake up just so like, like a gut, like a gut punch,
you know, like just bent over, like couldn't even stand up
straight because it was cramping so bad and just hurt and like everything hurt, like food,
cold water, anything I do just made it hurt. Well, I wake up now and I'm not like dying in pain.
And that's like, I was dying for like 12 years. Like it was just terrible. I didn't know what to
do. I felt totally useless. And I was big was big i mean i consider myself like disabled basically like i don't have like a normal job because i'm disabled
like i can't i can't do a normal job i've got 15 minutes of manual labor in me before my i just
start throwing up and um if i push myself too hard i go into a flare for two weeks i'm like
passing blood and migraines and shit and so so it's terrible. So yeah, this, this, after about six months, it changed things so much that I started to
go to events.
I had never, I hadn't gone to events or been traveling or I just been stuck at home for
the longest time.
And I actually got good enough to go like sponsor my first event.
And it was my first rave I've ever been to.
Went to Raver realm with
jayden violet uh and april union and the goonies uh down in south florida in miami for for art
basil week it was pretty cool the previous art basil i submitted photography to art basil for
display and i actually got photography in but i was too sick to go so now in the last year and a
half i've done like four events and i've probably gone to like
30 satellite events it says so much you know like i know so many people that i sort of associate with
they yeah they've got kind of a a really wrong idea about the herbal stuff and you know I talk about inflammation and I talk about
different things that I use and different I guess I don't have any tea so I've kind of been
interested in what you're saying but certainly different pills and stuff that I take for
immune system and all that sort of stuff and they're all oh that's rubbish that's rubbish but
it really works like it makes such a difference like i have literally not had a flu in about
three years and i just take an immune immune system builder and you know have a healthy diet
and i don't know i just i just think it makes such a huge difference So I'm interested in these teas. I'm very interested.
If you're healthy, you don't notice them, right?
If you're chronically ill, you have an issue.
Then it becomes more and more noticeable.
So this is the funny thing.
So first you try this tea and it works like the energy or gives you sleep, right? Those basic properties are true either way.
But after about three or four days, you start to notice a decrease in your inflammation and your pain and like things are just working better.
And by six months, it's like it just builds the more you the more you're consistent you are.
And by six months, you're it's I was like a completely different person.
Here I am two years now past it. There's no way I would ever stop it.
Like I'll make I might go might go like a day without it, but that's it.
That max, because I know it's such a big difference between being on it and not.
So yeah, I mean, shipping to Australia is pretty expensive.
I can tell you the ingredients too, but this is the thing.
I was like, this was $350 to make this tea for a month when I first started.
350 bucks to make this tea for a month when i first started now i buy it all in bulk and it
i've gotten the price down to like 60 bucks for a month supply so like for my my cost right so i
my home my homies like all the people who have defy space donkeys they can get their first pack
for 60 bucks um all my subscribers they get free shipping um and if you're just part of the public, then it's a flat 110.
Right. So it's 110 for the public, 100 for subscribers, 64 for holders for the first one,
just so they can try it. Right. And then it's just straight 100. It's 110. But 110 is way,
better than 350. So even with $50 shipping toia 100 and 160 bucks is still or for you it'd be 150
because you're a subscriber right so 150 is still way better than 350 and if you had a couple friends
i wanted to go in on it with you and then now you can like you split that shipping cost right
so that would be the thing to do is find some other people around you that want to try it as well
um like a two-week or a month supply and then I just bundle it all together and ship it over. Oh, I'm so up for this. I'm
going to have to talk to you about this afterwards. So yeah, for sure. As I said, I'm heading off
overseas shortly, but I'm actually going to Bali and I'm going to a yoga retreat. Yes, I am that person.
And at the retreat, they do all sorts of modalities,
so lots of breath work and somatic stuff.
So I don't know, I've kind of reached this phase
where I'm moving away from what is, I guess,
traditional in terms of health care and looking at other ways
of you know really caring for my body so that in the future I can be the best version of myself
and you know that's that's kind of our our vibe check thing today like I was really interested
in that and I was interested in not just hearing about your tea but hearing about all the other projects that you're involved in at the moment as well because
I heard you say the other day you were in in like 30 or something and just like your social media
that you were talking about before like having all these social media accounts I'm like how are you
dealing with 30 projects that's just like that's epic that's so much it's ridiculous right well he's like well you could have 100
of your own thing just do your own thing right or you could have like one to 10 percent of
40 or 50 things what adds up to more right'm being an advisor as a strategic advisor is
bill to come into like alright change this this and this and get back to me
right it's just like I'll look at your pretty your Twitter profile like it
changed this and this and this if it works you know subscribe for a dollar
there's more chips there right then that really were most of my subscribers are
like that most of my holders like that too like I've already given them the
value and they want to buy the nfc to support and so they diamond hands and
they don't even list and that's why I'm the only one who's listed my nft right now at all there's
nobody else listed so um yeah i was gonna say something else but i forgot we'll go to moonbeam
oh no i don't know how to say her name sort chat i love your name um yeah he is awesome i think i
met him we kind of got on twitter at the same time and he had like
introduced me to all kinds of people and now I get so many views on my things I don't know how
he does it either sweet love like I said I think he like has out of body experience and he's like
at one place some you know at another time or and he's really really awesome and uplifting and
he his projects and all the ones that he's a part of
have never failed they're always good he makes the right decisions so yeah and i was also going
to say i'm going to be in your luggage when you go on the yoga retreat because i've been wanting
to go to a yoga retreat for so long is it all inclusive oh you reminded me of what i was going
to say too but it probably isn't all inclusive it is
all inclusive so the place that I'm going to they only take like four people at a time so I
I'll get to have like total chilled out time with you know minimal people because yeah in my my real
life I'm always surrounded by people so to have a bit of like quiet and space to i don't know just listen listen to the
birds or just as as we say in web 3 touch grass for a while so yeah it's all inclusive i'm heading
over there next wednesday and yeah straight to straight to the yoga retreat and they give you
like a full schedule it's like full on so
you have a schedule you know breakfast and then each day is different as to what you do
and everything's organized for you and then on the weekends they take you out for different
different things like atv riding or you can go and do go to the monkey forest or you know hike
up the volcano or you know there's there's lots of
different things that they have so I'm pretty excited to do it and I'm going solo so I'm going
for a month would you believe and I know I know I know like I'm in my in my real life um my my
exciting job is accounting.
So doing something like this, and I literally have not had a holiday
since like pre-COVID.
And I think, oh, God, it would have been like 2018.
So this for me is a really epic thing and kind of a big leap
into the unknown of going to Bali for such an extended period of time.
And just seeing where it takes me, like going with the flow and seeing whatever happens.
So, yeah, I'm pretty excited.
That's so cool.
You're going to have to bring back a lava rock or something.
You should make a short film.
Like, you know, they do the one-on-one short films. rock or something you have to do like you should make a short film like and like like a lot you
know they do the one-on-one short films you could make like a that is so cool they probably have a
video of the place somewhere online too uh so i remember what i was going to say though i i'm i
was a certified personal trainer back in 2002 is when i got certified and then i took uh so step
kickboxing aerobics um weight training and then i got certified and then I took so step kickboxing aerobics weight training and then
I got certified to be a yoga instructor too that was like I took the even the yoga for instructors
classes and stuff and yeah I like I like yoga it's like a good thing is you have a lymph you
have a lymphatic system that's like a web of like hoses over your muscles it's like this it's like a web of like, um, hoses that over your muscles, it's like this, it's like this white,
like web of hoses that moves lymphatic fluid. It's like drains gunk from your body and it doesn't
have a pump system. It only moves by you moving your muscles. So if you don't work out and you
don't move your body, it does that the lymphatic system doesn't work properly and you will get sick.
the lymphatic system doesn't work properly and you will get sick.
Yeah, that makes perfect sense.
You know, I was actually listening to a space yesterday
and they were saying something quite similar,
that, you know, the old move it or lose it kind of thing.
And that's exactly it.
So, yeah, part of this program that I'm doing is that you get to choose
all sorts of, whether it's yoga's yoga you can do you can also do
Muay Thai so I was like Muay Thai right I might give that a go but yeah every day there's there's
different physical activities as well because they also believe that moving the body is is critical
to your overall well-being and also your mental health as well.
And I know like being in Web3, like there's so much, so much that you see that are, you know,
really, I guess, really concerning traits. Let's just put it that way. And mental health within
Web3 is just critical you've
got to watch yourself you've got to watch everything you do i was reading a post a
little while ago about this guy who launched a coin and just literally went bonkers he was just
nuts so yeah i wanted to ask you tricky like what do you think needs to happen in in web 3 to better
support people with not just like mental
health but like other people who've got chronic conditions because i know there's a few people
who i've spoken to who've got you know fibromyalgia or um crohn's and all different things so yeah it
seems to be pretty common yeah and i'm like the type of crazy like i go here to distract my body from like the pain
and now that i'm actually feeling better i'm extra productive and i signed up just like
multitasking like a maniac which is amazing that's really good for me because like there's
no way i can accomplish all the things i want to accomplish because i keep getting sick on these
random days and it just takes me out it keeps me from doing like a normal job but because i'm an
entrepreneur and i have my own like my own schedule kind of like I'm doing my own thing it's been it's been amazing it's like I
like totally weaponized my ADD and turned it into a multitasking machine which is just awesome I and
I wish I could help more people I have fibromyalgia migraines I've dislocated my knees like 30 plus
times that's why I got the double knee surgeries on both legs. I made that cool NFT called Totally Screwed out of my x-ray.
No way.
I have not heard about this.
I'll do it, do it, do it.
I need to see it.
Yeah, I see.
He's got a picture of it, this leg.
And that's what's so weird.
And I hate to say this tricky, but I'm glad I met him because I'm also chronically ill.
Without medication, I die.
I go into epileptic seizures.
And my brain shuts down because, you know, when you stump your toe, that pain.
I'm like that all the time without medication.
And it's pudendal neuralgia, which I got when I was young, like three years old.
And it's just been progressing. But it's very, very neuralgia, which I got when I was young, like three years old. And it's just been progressing.
But it's very, very, very, very rare.
And there's no cure for it.
And it's like I was medically exhausted.
And I met Tricky.
And I was like, oh, okay, we're two peas in a pod, you know.
And he kept telling me to think positive.
And this whole platform has helped me.
Like Shorty, I go in there and just listen and laugh my butt off I mean
even if I try to speak I wouldn't because I'd be laughing so hard they keep me who I wanted to be
before I even got on here and it was depressing before I got on here I mean it was like and I
didn't know that about movement I didn't know if you didn't move that you know that you really
literally had to move and I seen this thing the there's a lady that um she left her her whole
nervous system to science I'll have to find the picture but they literally pulled out all of our
nerves and everything and it's on it's in a museum and is that what you're
talking about tricky like the overlaying because it's a lot so if you if you look if you ever get
surgery they there's like a white like film that's over muscles and when they used to do surgeries
they used to remove it because they thought it was like messy you know what i mean just dumb and
didn't understand that that was actually the lymphatic system. It webs over across all your muscles. It's just, I mean, it's amazing. Like how much
we've learned in the last, you know, a couple hundred years, but yeah, it's that lymphatic
system is super critical. I mean, you have lymph nodes everywhere that will just get stopped up
and inflamed and infected if you don't properly move and get that shit out, you know?
So that's what an aneurysm would come from or like a...
I mean, it's kind of, it's like a...
Or a blood clot.
It's kind of like a blood clot, but it's in the lymphatic system.
So like you have some under your armpits, you have some, they're all over the body.
There's like all these little, little like centers where it kind of gets stored all over
the body.
But there's so many things that our body does that create something that's kind of not toxic, toxic, but it's waste, right? Whether it's
from waste from our cells, or waste from our brain, like every cell has a waste depository.
And the lymphatic system is kind of one of the systems that helps to expedite it out,
along with like your urinary tract and all that stuff too, right? So that all works together.
It's crazy that you
scrape it off the muscles before, and the healing time on someone when you scrape the fucking
lymphatic system off is through the roof. It takes forever for them to heal. But now they
stopped doing that. And literally within three days after my knee surgery, like I was walking
like on both legs. Oh, well, you know how they learned how to start it was grave
robbing that's how they back in the day they used to do grave robbing that's how they that's how
they learned yeah yeah it was horrible yeah that's cool that there are people out there donating
their body to science you know like i almost think i should do that just because i have such
weird shit wrong with me but like i don't know how helpful that would be you know what i mean i don't know i mean that is a good idea you know i've always chosen not be a donor just because
but i mean they would be able to use your body i took the donor thing off just because you know
some some companies would be like well this guy is super rare from a medical standpoint if we kill
him we can take his organs i have rare blood i have rh two negative negative blood and they're
always want me to keep a blood bank and I'm like because if I'm in a car accident
I can't take positive blood or I'll die instantly like when I was pregnant with
my first child we both were dying so I had to take the baby because the baby
had positive blood and it was getting no food I was getting no food and they're
like do a blood bank and I was like you guys are saying I have to be on
medication if you would give me a blood transfusion with my own blood you probably give me an overdose of you
know so it's very very rare but it's it's hard to find they say our blood was here before humans
and I'm like okay if my blood was here before humans I'm not human I gotta tell Tricky that
because he's gonna trip out great no so that's the thing about evolution is that we have traits from random parts of our evolution.
And as the creatures evolve and turn into the next thing, the blood just kind of, that's the DNA that actually gets transferred over with the genetic knowledge in order to survive this planet.
right? I mean, and it's basically, it really, it literally makes every possible iteration,
and the ones that survive are the ones that reproduce and that replicate and continue the
species. Hey, we got Dew up in here. Oh, hey. Hey, Dew. Hey, how's it going, fam? Did we figure
it all out? I just finished off dropping my client okay cool i'm over in
starbucks so i'm listening in guys great job keep it up love you no problem thank you
hey i just i just wanted to say um to both you and um you tricky and moonbeam like it's really
cool that we're talking about this stuff because you know what there's there's such a i guess a social norm to not talk about your health issues
or not talk about what's going on with you or you know keep it to yourself or you know that thing
where someone says oh hi how are you today and you're like i'm great but nobody ever goes you
know what i'm i'm kind of having a bit of a
shit day so to talk about it I think is is really good and to normalize the fact that it's all right
to talk about what's going on with you and it's it it actually makes it okay for other people to
talk about what's going on with them too but also in a positive way and I don't mean like really
dwell in the in in the negative aspect,
but like every time you talk about what's going on with you,
you do it in such a way that it's like, yeah,
I've got all this shit happening, but hey,
look at all the positive stuff that's happening as well.
And it's like just a totally different vibe.
And yeah, it's really good.
So thank you.
Thank you, Moonbeam.
And thank you, Tricky.
I try so hard to walk that line of being transparent, but not a downer.
Right.
And that's the tough thing to do, to like to be transparent and to explain all this stuff when it's really crazy and not be just negative and a downer.
Because like nobody wants to do that.
Like we're all dealing with shit.
So we need positivity.
Because we all need positivity.
I'll explain this stuff.
In graphic detail if you like.
But I'm going to try to stay positive the entire time.
And I'm not going to let that shit bring me down.
Because it doesn't help me at all.
Being sad about it doesn't help shit.
So what's the fucking point?
I focus on the things that make me happy.
But I still have all the data you know it's
funny one time he did come in and we were like they were like how are you
doing tricky he said well I this this this and this but I am Cheers tricky
Buddha you go tricky cuz I'm over there sitting there and I just did my medicine
I said you got said it calmly and quietly.
Yeah.
That's the key, man.
So I appreciate you kind of noticing that too.
Because I worry about it sometimes.
I feel like if I vent too much, I'm going to lose followers, right?
But if I do it the right way, then I'm going to give someone the perspective and maybe like a little bit more motivation.
Right?
So I try to keep it positive.
It's exactly as you said. Yeah. It's, it's walking that line.
Like it's walking the line between, yeah, this is what's really going on,
but I'm not sitting and stewing in it. I'm actually,
I'm here and I'm doing stuff and I'm talking about it and I'm being positive
and I'm moving forward with my life and I'm doing all these really cool things.
And, and I think that's the line line like even what I was talking about like for me going overseas
like because it's been such a long time since I've had a holiday I am really open with everybody
about the fact that I've now gotten myself to a point where I'm really quite burnt out from having
worked worked my ass off there's no There's no other way of putting it.
Like really just working like crazy.
So, and there was a purpose behind all of that
because I had like a bigger picture
and, you know, I really wanted to buy this beautiful house
that's like 120 years old and it's like a heritage cottage.
And I had a big plan but like so I did everything
with purpose however doing that with purpose I then sort of sacrificed my own health so rather
than sitting here and going oh my god I'm so burnt out I'm so tired I'm so this I'm so that
I've just gone hey I'm gonna go and do something about it. And I think that's exactly sort of the vibe that I get from you. Like you don't just sort of sit around doing nothing.
You just have so much going on and so much positivity.
And it's just, yeah, it's really cool.
So, yeah, and this whole kind of art meets advocacy.
So that thing with your knee, what, what?
Tell me more, tell me more.
Yeah, so that's a, okay, I have, so I'm three people and six pieces of metal.
They took tendons from cadavers and gave me new tendons on my quads on both legs.
And then they also did what's called a Fulkerson's osteotomy on both legs.
person's osteotomy on both legs. Very new technique. It's only come out in the last like
Very new technique.
It's only come out in the last like 10 years.
10 years. But basically what tendon that comes across the patella and attaches to the shin bone,
they cut the shin bone out right where it attaches and they move it over and down to
line everything up. Then they turn it 90 degrees to like tighten everything and they screw it in
place. So it literally feels like a giant just like twisted off my leg and then just stuck back on for like 20 to 21 days.
It was like excruciating.
And then the pain just kind of like dropped away pretty much.
But I was so useless with the Crohn's.
I was so disabled.
I was just stuck at home.
I couldn't do anything.
So I was like, well, I'm this fucking useless, but I've got insurance.
Then I might as well get these surgeries out of the way.
So I got like a quarter million dollars worth of surgeries that probably cost me like 1500 bucks
just because I paid 40 bucks per doctor's appointment and that was it.
That was really good.
Holy crap.
Yeah, I've seen your videos on your, well, one of the ones that you posted of you with your nunchucks
and your ninja moves and I was like you know this just
kind of something to really focus your mind and I had so many questions about that like
how long did it take you to to learn to do that and was that kind of a thing that you did like as
a like a recovery thing as I said to focus the mind like where did that come
from or is it just kind of a special interest um well kind of like special interest but okay so
what this is what it came from i used to throw parties i was i grew up poor so what i had to do
if i wanted a party if i wanted to like you know get get some drinks or some smoke or whatever i
wanted to do i wanted a party i had to organize a party with like 10 to 15, 20 people and pool all our funds
and then go buy shit in bulk, right?
So that way I could get a discount.
And then now I have enough that I can actually do it myself.
So we were throwing house parties like every weekend for like the longest time.
It was awesome.
I would cook all the night long and it was fun there's one time the dad wakes up in the morning
and comes in it's like eight o'clock in the morning we're still up all just crazy and he's
like you know this is in french right and we all look at each other like oh i thought i forgot
english and they're like how did you that's what I thought we were so accustomed to just forgetting how to speak English like that's how intense we were partying
right so but one time we were partying and we had some glow sticks and I took
a took like a shoelace and I put it between two glow sticks and I started
spinning it and I was like you know making really cool patterns with it and
like just having fun like soup on for some i'm a really fast learner
what the one time i went to his he had a little arcade system set up like two pinball machines
and while i was like it's recorded so i can't say but while i was messed up i went and i played
pinball for a couple hours and i beat all his scores and it came off the fucking scoreboard
and that guy was pissed for like six months he was playing that thing all the
fucking time trying to get my scores off because i of course i was a kid so it all said ass ass ass
right so that's what he's like i gotta get this off my board it was that was so great but so i'm
spinning like these glow sticks and um my buddy james is uh he's he does taekwondo jujitsu and
he teaches kids like karate
right and he does all all kinds of really cool stuff one birthday he gave
me a pair of nunchucks and he's like you know you're you're coordinated I've seen
you like spinning glow sticks and shit like you probably be good with these and
I was like yeah I'd be cool like hell yeah so he's like totally taught me how
to do wrist rolls and it took me like 10 minutes to figure it out.
Like, that was about it.
I mean, because I already had like that kind of that spinning coordination.
So it's pretty, it's just fairly easy.
So I'll do it sometimes like a hand-eye coordination thing when you're first like waking up. It's good to get your brain synapsing and stuff like that, you know?
Like a video game or throwing around some nunchucks.
I'd be punching myself in the head with nunchucks.
I would be wrapped up in the nunchucks. I'd be punching myself in the head with nunchucks. I would be wrapped up in the nunchucks.
I would be in trouble.
There's some things that practicing it,
you'll beat the crap out of yourself.
Practicing, which is why I tell you,
if you see someone pull out nunchucks in a fight
and they actually know how to use them,
you are not going to hurt that person.
They've hit themselves so much, so hard.
You're not going to be able to knock them out like it's just not gonna
work it's not gonna go well for you okay um but also nunchucks are a terrible weapon when it comes
down to it because they bounce when you hit somebody so you have to do this weird follow
through thing which most people aren't like used to hitting people with nunchucks they're just used
to spinning nunchucks right but still if someone's spinning nunchucks they've smacked themselves in the head plenty of times so yeah what are those knife things that you can use
do you know what those are sort of the knife the thing i used to do that a little bit ninja stars
no the knife that you flip oh a butterfly knife yeah
i actually went axe throwing on the weekend just gone.
And they also not only let us throw the axes, they let us throw.
It was like a ninja star, but it was much bigger.
It was axe size.
So it had like the points on four sides.
And, yeah, got to throw that.
And that was really epic.
But I ask you that question, Tr question tricky because like I've I've got
oh my god years and years and years of kind of doing things like that because I was involved
in a sport called HEMA and then follow on from that HMB which is basically medieval sword fighting
so yeah so we used to sort of yeah so like proper like proper you know this is me geeking
out so we used to do all sorts of stuff like that at the at the training and I haven't done it for
a few years now but yeah I used to perform at um all of the sort of medieval fairs and that sort of thing in you know in in full armor with a team
and yeah sword fighting and not we're not talking larp sword fighting either we're talking like
full metal real swords let's go yeah real swords real swords so i've got like a collection well
in this household oh my god there's probably about maybe 30 or 40 different kinds of swords.
And I got a bit obsessed with it.
And, yeah, this is why the axe throwing on the weekend.
So I started collecting axes and double bit axes and learnt how to do hafting of axes so that I could get vintage double bit axes and like re-handle them and
all sorts of stuff so yeah it was just interesting to watch you do that because
I was like I wonder I wonder if you do like anything beyond that or if it's specifically
the nunchucks which are just a special interest so yeahunchucks. I'm pretty good with the bow staff, too.
I don't really do swords too much,
but I did actually just post a thing a while ago
where I use a machete to chop a banana tree.
And I don't think you can see the blade on camera.
It doesn't come out.
No, I saw that.
I saw that video it was it
moved so swiftly it was sort of yeah that was crazy you have an armory at your
house too that's so cool these quick that stuff yeah so I just wanted the
other week normally when I do the nunchunchucks, if you do left to the right with the wrist rolls, you can't really do both hands because what are you going to do?
Like, you know, you just can't.
There's some tricks you can do both hands, no problem, but not those wrist rolls where it's like you do on the left and then you do on the right.
So I usually use my right hand just because it's just like kind of like the way I grabbed it.
But I was telling my buddy the other day, like just like kind of like the way I grabbed it.
But I was telling my buddy the other day, like, I'm actually kind of ambidextrous.
I just I don't write with my left hand very well, but like pretty much anything else. Like I'll just use my left hand for like all kinds of things.
And he's like, well, can you do it with the nunchucks?
And I was like, probably.
So I grabbed them and like and then I and then I made a video and I posted it right afterwards.
But it just took me like maybe a minute or two to practice with the left hand to figure out the difference in balance.
And that was it.
I mean, yeah, pretty ambidextrous when it comes down to it.
But I like all the different martial arts things, to be honest.
Me and my friend used to really geek out about that.
He was so good.
He's like a triple black belt.
And he did this one thing that was really cool.
It's like a triple black belt. And he did this one thing that was really cool. It's like a,
it's a five 40 triple kick.
So you'd have three people hold boards and he'd like run up in between all three of them,
jump in the air.
And you just see this like Tasmanian devil type shit.
And all of a sudden a foot comes out in random spots,
breaks all the boards.
It's so crazy.
Look at he's,
he's really good.
Yeah. I've never really got into the martial arts, like as in traditional martial arts,
but the HEMA that I was doing, well, they call that historical European martial arts,
but it's really just, you know, swinging a German longsword is about all it is.
But, yeah, then we got into all sorts of things,
like lots of archery.
But, yeah, I don't know why.
I never really got into the traditional martial arts.
So, yeah.
But if I do the Muay Thai in Bali, I'll have to come back
and tell you all about it.
Yeah, absolutely.
i mean what is new time it's oh it's it's just a specific um version of of a martial art um i
What is Muay Thai?
don't know a whole lot about it a little bit yeah yeah like jujitsu is like grappling um taekwondo
has got like a little more kicking it's kind of like a japanese it's almost like a like an asian
kickboxing in a way uh i learned karate was like the first thing i learned because uh i was like i was in i had a
walk through like a really ghetto area to go to school like right next to the train tracks and
there was like like there was gangs there and like it was kind of crazy um so at one point i was like
i ran away from like a group of people and i was just like, yeah, I ain't going to fuck around and find out what's going to happen if I hang out there.
So I just ran off.
And I get home, and I'm out of breath.
And my mom and dad are like, what's going on?
And I'm like, ah, this is a bunch of kids.
It looked like it wasn't going to be a good situation.
I didn't want to fight them all.
I just had to get out of there.
And they're like, well, you shouldn't have to run.
Maybe you need to know karate.
And I was just like, I thought about it.
I was like, that's actually a really good idea.
So I looked up a karate class and I brought it to my parents.
And I was like, hey, this is what it costs.
Like, can we do this?
Because we were pretty broke.
So I was like, can we try this?
And so I took a little bit of karate classes.
And then I proceeded to beat the shit out of a bunch of really ghetto kids
that were kind of violent.
Karate kid. to beat the shit out of a bunch of really ghetto kids that were that were kind of violent um
like the next time i go and there's like these three kids and they're on the overpass and uh and i just like walk past them and they start saying some shit and i'm just like you
don't want this you don't want this like like i like you just go right off but you know you don't
want any you don't want any part of this and then I beat the shit out of these three kids that were like two, three years older than me.
And I was like in elementary school. It was really funny. And ever since then, I've just
like, I don't think I've ever lost a fight. I've been in like a lot of couple of fights,
but I've never, I've never lost a fight. It's just, they hit me and then like my,
my adrenaline kicks in and they just get destroyed. And like, I got no karate now.
So it's like, it's, I just, well now with Crohn's disease, like I'm not going to try
to fight someone.
I'm just going to go for like a critical hit and then walk away.
You know, if you know where to hit, it's done.
Yeah.
Look, that's a, it's kind of a shame that it's come to that, that, you know, if someone
hits you, you, you kind of put into a situation where you've got to hit them back yeah well I have Crohn's disease I don't have time
for a five minute or 11 minute fight that could throw me into a flare yeah so
I'm gonna like so you're going down if I hit you you're going down like it's
and it's gonna be permanent damage probably you're gonna learn you're gonna
learn to not mess with anybody after that like the kids that I got into fights
with in elementary school they didn't fuck with anybody else after that
oh my god they got so hardcore like oh i should not fight people well yeah well i think it's
probably i mean you know all schools are pretty much the same although i think it might be a
little bit different in australia that they're a little bit more chill, although I think it's changing now.
Like I hear some stories and I just think, oh my God, I'm so glad that I'm not going through the
education system now because, yeah, no, thank you. Lake Worth is kind of not the best.
It's a little bit more violent, but I went to a really nice elementary, middle school after
elementary school. I went to Barton Elementary which is a terrible like
D rated school it's actually not too bad now but it's still not good but then I
went to Boca Raton like middle school and it was all like rich kids and it was
like way different like I mean it was like going to like a nice mall almost
for that middle school and but there were still people there that wanted to
fight like every you know,
it's almost like,
it was like president.
It was like the first day you got to fight somebody that's,
or else you're going to be messed with the whole year.
but basically how it happens.
Like I,
the kids are crazy.
Kids are dumb.
They,
they just do stupid things.
They don't,
I mean,
they don't know how life works.
They don't understand what they're doing here.
They don't understand that.
Like your network is your net worth.
Like they don't get that yet. network is your net worth like they don't get that yet you know so that first is funny it was like the end of the
day and there's a math class and some kids just like kick your ass and i was like yeah you're not
and he's like i'm gonna kick your ass i was like all right well meet me behind the portable let's
see if you think that's a good idea so he comes behind the portable and i'm standing there and i
just take my lunchbox and smash him in the head with the lunchbox and the lunchbox just shatters and he gets knocked the fuck out and everyone
else is like okay we're not messing with him that was the end of it nobody messes me for a day
at middle school at all because it's like the first day i broke my lunchbox on this guy's face
it was a cooler too like one of the hard coolers
this honestly this is this is brilliant it reminds me
of a story of a friend of mine and he was he was always the smaller person in the class and oh man
he got picked on so badly and one one day his his dad actually sent him up the shop to get some
like dessert for them this is this is a uk story so UK people understand what tinned rice is
he actually went up the shop got this this blooming tinned rice and on the way back was
getting picked on by these kids from school so he literally swung the bag with the tinned rice in it
and hit this guy in the face and this guy was knocked out and never never bothered him again so yeah he's got
this dented tinned rice that he had to take home to his dad and explain to him what what had
actually happened but yeah kids are crazy like I know even here like I say it's probably not quite
as bad but the stories that you hear it's not specific to one demographic or another. Like it's across the board.
Like we have a school here which, you know, you pay about $40,000 a term to go there.
And that school at the moment has one of the worst reputations for violence.
It's, and not just violence, but really hard drug use as well.
So it's not, you can't just say, oh, because I was in a bad area or I was in a good area, that it's specific to that because it's just not oh because i was in a bad area i was in a good area
that it's specific to that because it's just not it's just everywhere it's just yeah crazy there's
nothing keeping the bad people in the bad area they go they'll go to the nice area and just
call some shit like that that's what'll happen all the time and i see i have crohn's disease so i
never realized like why i was so skinny but but I was super skinny. Like, um,
in middle, in high school, I entered high school at six, one and 130 pounds.
So I was super skinny. And because I was skinny, I got picked on like I was a short kid,
same, like basically the same thing. So a lot of my best friends were short kids that I saw
getting picked on. And I went and kicked that guy's ass and then they
were friends forever so I have a lot of short friends there are a lot of friends between like
four nine and five four it's really funny there's still that height but you know uh yeah I was like
the the underdog champion it was really funny but yeah if you're skinny or different or small like
people just they pick on you.
Especially the kids that are not confident and they're around violence.
Maybe their parents are violent or something.
But they just don't.
They figure it out the hard way.
They have to, unfortunately.
Yeah.
Look, I feel you on the
tall thing as well because I was already five foot eleven by the time I was in lower school
so year seven for us is primary school and I was already five eleven at that point so I was the
the skinny tall girl so yeah five11 is big for seven years in.
Because you're like 12, right?
Yeah, 12, yeah, going on 13.
And I was already 5'11 then.
So, yeah.
I was like 5'11, 6 foot almost by that age.
But then I was like 6'1 by the time I got like 14, you know.
But still, you know.
But still, 130 pounds.
I'm trying to work that out in kilos.
I think that's about just about 60 odd kilos.
But yeah, that sounds, yeah, yeah.
Kids, honestly, honestly.
It's not a great environment to be in but you know
mainstream education it's what we do to our kids it's it's the place that they
are in it's 58.9 kilograms wow okay so that really is thin for I was a zikini guy. Really thin. A little bit weird, oddly thin.
Just enough to look weird.
Yeah, 100%.
That sounds bad.
I stabbed two kids in school.
In self-defense.
You are like a monster.
I didn't get in trouble either time because it was self-defense.
The first one was in elementary school.
I think it was like third or fourth grade.
This kid was putting his hand in my face,
like just over and over and over again.
I was like, what the fuck?
So I just held my pencil on my nose.
And next time he comes at me, I just shoved it in his hand
and broke the lead off in the middle of his hand.
I remember the principal, the vice principal coming.
And like, he's cussing everyone out and being like crazy
because I just stabbed him.
And they were not having it.
And they literally just grabbed him by his shirt and dragged him to the principal's office.
Apparently the guy was kind of an asshole to everybody.
And the parents even told the vice principal, you are allowed to hit my kid.
My kid needs to be hit sometimes.
He will be a complete asshole and he's not controllable.
If he starts hitting you, you hit him right back.
Don't let him hit you.
Like that's what the parents told the teachers and the principals. So like when I stabbed that kid, all the teachers, the principals just loved
me afterwards, which was kind of funny. And then in middle school, I was walking down the hallway
and this guy who's like six, three, six, four, really, really big guy, like 400 pounds, almost
like 350, like huge for middle school. Like, I don't know how he was so fucking big, but he comes
up behind me and he puts me in a headlock. I't know who the this guy is i'm walking down the hallway i'm in a headlock all
of a sudden so i take out my pen and i stab him in the leg through his jeans and we became best
friends after that oh my god okay well i haven't heard that before but that's that's that's it
that's probably i've had several incidents where i got into a fight and then that
person just became my best friend afterwards and i'm like i don't understand people like this is so
weird i've just stabbed you but now we're best friends but that you know that's no that's probably
you know not not dissimilar to um a space that i was in a couple of days ago and you know somebody
i'd never ever met before and
just all of a sudden okay we're just best friends now human nature we do these things we just kind
of meet people and all of a sudden click so you know stabbings or no stabbings yeah I think it's
kind of like well I thought you were weak or lame and then you proved me wrong. Maybe you are cool.
Or maybe you are strong.
Maybe we should be friends.
It's weird.
It's that macho thing.
I don't know.
There's this guy who was like 13 and I was like nine.
And I used to go around the block in my Cub Scout uniform because I did a little stint in it.
And we did some fundraising for Cub Scouts so we could go on this camping trip.
And I was like, people these these old ladies
love this fucking costume this is the fucking outfit like i don't know what it is but i'm gonna
wear it every time i go so i would wear it every day i go i go fundraising all around the different
neighborhoods just constantly like that's because that's how i made money like i you know i just
sell things out of a magazine um but because you're wearing i'm a little kid wearing a cup
scout uniform so people thought i was like an easy target, but I wasn't. So this one kid, he's like two,
three years, three years older than me, four almost. And I'm almost home, but he like tries
to jump me. And like, I put him in a headlock and I'm like punching him in the face. And my
neighbor comes out and he's like, he grabs me by the feet to like pull me off of him.
And I remember being upside down with this kid in the headlock just punching him in the face over and over again oh yeah we
became good friends after that oh my god I have to ask though like how do all these these childhood
experiences like translate into who you are now like tricky in web 3 like how do you kind of
bring all this forward into the way you are and
the positivity that you bring like there's a link obviously that that guy's dead now that's the
reality of it that the old person that i was is dead they're they're not here anymore they they
got a chronic illness that they could not handle and they died and I I came to
life when I realized that by by making these jokes in Call of Duty when my
the microphone went live and I was shooting people by making these jokes
and laughing all the time I was like reprogramming my brain and and after a
while I was like this is actually really like my anxiety is better. My depression is kind of going away.
Like, I'm not feeling the pain so much anymore as well.
It's like my body's kind of getting a respite, you know?
So I started, I wanted to be a positive hitting chronic illness advocate and kind of share
that knowledge.
But like the reality is I completely accepted like the death of who I was because I couldn't
do any of the things I used to do and I
was trying to be a bodybuilder in high school and and I felt like Superman most of the time and then
when all these things went bad I just I lost every part of myself that I valued really and and I was
such at a bottomless pit that I mean I don't know how I admit it is lucky that I made it out to be
honest but because I did it just I reprogram my brain admit it. It's lucky that I made it out, to be honest. But because I did, it just, I reprogrammed my brain for positivity.
And that's, I never went back.
It's kind of like, this is the mental exercise.
Imagine tomorrow you wake up and you go out and you meet somebody who's just really cool.
They're just really fucking cool.
Like you want to be their friend.
You want to work with them.
If they had, they called you and they had a problem, like you would, you would do whatever
you could to help them.
Like what kind of, what kind of traits, what kind of qualities does that person possess,
right?
That you would, that you would want to be their friend.
You would want to help them out in any situation and then become that motherfucker.
Like, so you can get shit done.
And then, and that is, that is the goal.
You just become that guy you think is cool.
And if you're accurate in what is cool and what is good, then you'll be rewarded by society.
And if you're wrong, then you're going to get corrected real fast.
Yeah, I think you just kind of answered my next question, which was kind of like, when was that flipping moment?
When was that moment where you just went, you know what, this is who I'm going to be, like this positive person?
And like I was going to ask, was there self-reflection in how you were handling things as opposed to how you wanted to be?
And then that was the change.
That was the moment.
Or as you've just said, it was kind of organic and you just suddenly realized that this is the persona that you were putting
on when you were gaming yeah and it felt really good it felt really awesome yeah it was better
distraction than just simply playing the game and the playing the game was was making me anxious
because like i got really good so i was getting cussed out a lot because the better you are the
more you're going to get cussed out that's just the way it'll like they'll work it's that's a more that that mic goes live every time they die
so if you kill 30 or 40 people a game like and 90 are cussing you out it's you know it just gets
worse and worse the better you get so like i had to start telling jokes and the cto you know the
guy you know didn't pay his bill at the same time that i kind of made the switch to like well i've
already like every part of me has already died right right? Like I'm not doing this, this, this. I stopped
growing weed even. I couldn't even grow weed anymore. Like I was growing weed for like a
decade and I was like, I can't, I can't maintain my plants. I can't do anything now. Like this is,
you know, I'm totally useless basically. So like it kind of got to like that snapping point. And
that's when I got the knee surgeries, started becoming positive. Right when I was like,
all right, I'm going to become a hidden,
a positive hidden chronic illness advocate
so I can show people like the power of positivity
and how fucked up the medical system is in this country.
You know, so I made like a Facebook page.
Humor is my medicine.
I have a couple other ones too,
but like I said, I'm everywhere.
But that was like the start of it.
And it just happened to be that I got,
I was becoming a positive hitting chronic illness
advocate when I started the CTO, which is perfect because I only had 200 followers on
Facebook.
Could you imagine trying to be a NFT project with no social media presence?
Like that wouldn't work.
Yeah, that's not going to work.
It really like all came together all at once, you know what I mean?
And here we are four years later and i just
i'm like amazed that i'm here i really don't it doesn't make kind of doesn't make sense
um but i'm really happy it's like it's working out yeah down there oh but there must have been
moments though along the way that like kept you going so there must have been things that sort
of happened that that made you kind of stop and go this is why i'm doing. So there must have been things that sort of happened that made you kind of stop
and go, this is why I'm doing this.
So there must have been people or situations or something that happened
because four years, four years doing this, that's a substantial amount of time.
And, you know, you're still here and you're still, like, really just,
I don't know, full life full of energy I'm like
uh it's kind of stupid but I'm a people pleaser I like making people happy I'm like an empath so
like if you're happy I can feel that positive energy if you're sad I can feel that sadness
so I can't hang out around sad people I have to make them laugh and make them happy or else I
just leave if I can't make you happy or laugh I'm not gonna hang out with you simple as that so when I got onto tick tock and I was
live every day most of the day some days I'd start in the morning and I'd literally end the show with
a cooking show right like it would I'd be live all day every day and now I'm like I definitely
have organized spaces on Monday Wednesday Friday but that that it. And the rest of the time, I just like support other people and try to like pounce around and see who I can help.
But yeah, I like to help people.
And when I went to TikTok and I'm getting all these compliments and the DMs were amazing.
It was like the opposite of what most women have to deal with on social media, right?
Or most teenagers.
It was like, you hear social media is toxic, right? Back then. And I, I, that was not my experience at all. People would
come to my lives and they'd just be like, oh, he's cute. And like, he's helpful and he's positive.
And I was just, I was eating it up, you know, like I didn't get many negative comments. So
it was just really, really encouraging. And like, like to this day like i get at least like
two to five dms every day that's like hey if you hadn't said this i wouldn't have even tried
um and now it's going really great you know or i was in a bad mood i came into your space and
you completely turned my mood around like my day went way better and like after that i was just
like i was feeling so much better.
You have no idea how much you helped me.
Or, you know, everything all in between.
Like, it's just those good comments definitely kept me going.
Yeah, and I think you definitely kind of inject that into the space donkeys as well.
And I wanted to ask, like, what's kind of – if somebody was going to come and join or subscribe, like, what is, what's the takeaway?
Like, what are you hoping to actually achieve there?
Like, what do you want people to feel or take away from being in your space or being part of the space donkeys?
Like, what's your goal there?
Like, what do you want to achieve?
Well, I want to ask that question. I want to ask, well, what is your goal there like what do you what do you want to achieve well i want to ask that question i want to ask well what is your goal what is it you want to achieve and then i want to connect them with the right people or get them on the path to get that
thing done because once you start accomplishing goals it becomes addictive and it's and it's
like one of the more positive things you can do with your life you focus on your on being grateful
for the things you do have and executing your goals. And you make small, easy, achievable goals, and then you make some
medium goals and you make some long-term goals and you just let it fly. You just do whatever you can
to accomplish all those goals. And things will just kind of line up. And then once you start
winning, winning is also addictive. So people start to flock to you and you can't stop and it just keeps going so I hope that you get the you know if you
have a goal I hope you get an nft comes with the consultation someone tokenized
personal advisor we will have a conversation and we'll break down like
what it is you're trying to do I'll think about who I who it is I can I can
help you with then we take a little break you know I take a shower to do
some more thinking right and then leave you with like a summary that kind of like, this is what you need to do,
basically.
And if you need to hire me, like this is what it would cost or hire this person.
It would cost this.
People will call me all the time.
Like I need to do a graphic.
Can I do this, this, and this, and this?
How much is this going to cost me for you to do it?
And I'm like, well, I would do that for 400 bucks.
But this guy over here could do it for like 300 bucks.
And you can probably go to Fiverr and find somebody to do it for like 300 bucks and you can probably go to fiverr
and find somebody to do it for like 200 or 250 but like they're gonna speak another language and
it might be kind of a hassle and they'll be like after they tried those two options they'll just
come to me like i will pay more i want to work with you like working with me is completely
different than working with anybody else and i'll just expedite that shit to work with the people who you don't want to talk to. Like I'll, there's a lot of times I'll
just be the middleman between two people who are bad at communicating, but good at what they do.
Right. So I'm hoping to accomplish your goals, but even if you don't have like a specific goal
that I can help you with, you probably are going to come in and get some laughs and some positivity.
You know, um, the network's always helpful to pretty much everybody i there's not
too many people i i can't help you know if the only way only reason i can't help you is because
you're not listening to me and that's it oh my god isn't that the truth um i guess there are people
who you just you can't help and i i will actually admit that you posted like early on when I first subscribed you posted some stuff about how to sort
of manage your ex and good ways or good habits to get into or good tips and tricks I guess and I did
actually share that with my community because there were so many people in that community at
the time who were really new to web3 and they were learning and they had no idea
and they were just bullposting like crazy and getting banned
and all sorts of stuff.
But, yeah, so I know from my perspective that was really, really helpful.
But so for you, like what's been – who's influenced you?
So here you are in this space, like actually being like a really big personality
and providing all this benefit to other people and, you know,
helping other people out.
But who helped you?
Who was your mentor?
Who got you in?
Who gave you like these really powerful messages that you've then on shared?
like these really powerful messages that you've then on shared?
I don't know how to say this part.
Come from a long line of witches.
I started having these weird lucid dreams that were giving me like flashes of what I was going to experience later.
And I didn't think they were real at first but
then like i started doing things like some stuff started happening which was kind of bizarre like
the you know that thing where people say things happen in threes that tends to happen to me too
i have like a dream where three things happen and then like the next week or month like those three
things plan out like in kind of in order which is really weird uh but there was one
time i i was dreaming that i was looking at the bitcoin cash chart and i bought it and i put a
limit order to sell it and by the end of the dream i had 900 like if i think i can like i it executed
a sell order after the buy and i was like and it made money and and i was doing some other shit
and then i woke up and i was like that that was a really, very, very detailed and
random dream. And then I, you know, I grabbed my phone and looked at the charts because that's
what I do every day. And I look at the Bitcoin cash and it looks exactly like what I remember
in my dream and like the same buy signal. And I was like, well, I got to buy this, you know?
And I still kind of didn't think of anything of it at that point. I was like, okay, well,
I got to buy this. And then I looked at like where I should sell it and I was like okay that's the same
order I placed in the dream for the sell price I was like maybe I should put it a
little bit higher because maybe it might go a little bit higher and I was like
well in the dream it worked out like I'll just set that a little less profit
would probably be fine like I would have normally gone for maybe like a
thousand or eleven hundred dollars but because I had just had that dream I set
the limit to sell and get like 900 bucks and by the end of
the day I had 900 actually no like later on I think I think actually I placed the
order went back to sleep actually woke up and had not an extra 900 bucks on my
account and was just like whoa that was weird and then like the next couple of
things like started to play out as well, which was just, it was just super bizarre.
And so then I,
then my,
then I started having these weird,
like,
like the dreams got more bizarre,
but they've always been kind of like lucid dreams.
So every once in a while I can't control where I'm at.
And then that location I,
I ended up visiting.
So like there was a couple of times I've gone to people's houses and I'd be like, I've been here before. This is so weird. And I'd be like, I'm like, that's your
bedroom. The beds across on the far side of the wall there. Then there's like an office and a
bathroom and there's a bedroom here and a bedroom here and the staircase. And they're just like,
how the fuck do you know what our house looks like? Like our blueprints aren't even online.
Like we, this is a, this is a custom house. is what how did you do this and I'm just like I don't
know is your door still broken and they're like the door that doesn't close
all the way yeah it's still like that I'm like I need a screwdriver I can all
it is is a strike plate and I get the screwdriver I go fix the door by moving
the strike plate and it's all fine and I'm like yeah that's what happened in
the dream so I didn't I don't know it was so bizarre
but it was really funny because like this is this girl i started to date at the time and
her parents just loved me instantly you know this kid is he plays the piano he fixed our door
in like you know oh that's uh this is the second space that i've been in in two days where lucid
dreams have come up like I find that really
fascinating and the one that I was in yesterday they were talking about how to encourage lucid
dreaming but yeah I I'm actually in a study group at the moment which is it's called lepros lumen
but it's related to it's kind of Wiccan practices but um I guess they look at the history of witchcraft and paganism
and I find it like so super super super fascinating and it comes from the fact that
like one side of my family are from Scotland and they came from a place called Berwick Kirk which
is where all the witch hunts happened.
And there's a sort of a, well, not all of them,
but it's where they did happen or some of them happened.
And my family have always said something quite similar,
that we come from a long line of witches,
which I find fascinating because there's a common saying in our family that,
you know, if we lived a couple of hundred years ago you'd probably be dead right now so yeah no it's that's interesting about the
dreams and kind of pre-empting things that became real because I often have that sense of deja vu where I'm like, I've dreamt this.
I know this has already happened.
So, yeah, that's cool.
Yeah.
It gets weirder, though.
It gets weirder.
Go on, go on, go on.
I have a bunch of profiles.
You know I have a profile called Alien Overlord Broadcasting, right?
Yeah.
I didn't even realize that was you to start with.
Cause I know I was communicating with that profile and I was like,
this guy's really cool.
I really like this guy.
And then I went down, it was you.
It was like, oh my God, I'm talking to your mom profile.
And I'm talking to you on the other profile as well.
Yeah.
Yeah.
And I try not to DM from any other profile besides this one
just for like continuity and because i don't i can't check all my dms like going through my dms
on this account is already a little bit of a problematic thing like i'm it might be four days
before i get back to you text me or call me if you need me asap because there's just i'm getting too
many mess i'm kind of a big deal you know i'm just no i'm sweet there'm getting too many messages. I'm kind of a big deal. You know, I'm just, no, I'm just way too many messages. Most of them are scammers anyway. I'm like 60 DM
groups on this profile too. So it's like, you send me a DM. Well, all those group DMs are going to be
way first because there's a bunch of people posting there, right? So your DM is automatically
number 61. You know how long it takes to get to number 61 like I'm not doing that today maybe tomorrow that's just kind of how it is we came over on the Mayflower and
we are in Salem and they burned everybody but us basically and it was
mainly just like cash grabs people like stealing people's land is what the
Salem witch trials were there was a little bit of people being paranoid that
were just like tripping balls because the winter rye was molding over and
creating lysergic acid like an LSA instead of lsd it's lsa technically it's like a natural derivative of
but it comes from mold from from these so you're running through these fucking fields that are like
moldy that and they're then you're just tripping balls and then someone says you know give you a
little bit of suggestion and now you're seeing crazy shit you know so that's basically what the
whole salem witch trials were right? It is just nutty stuff.
What was the question?
I was going to say something else, and I got destroyed about that part.
What was the other thing I was going to say?
Oh, my God.
I'm actually – I've actually put a notepad down here because as you're talking,
I'm kind of making notes down of all the things that I want to ask you.
So don't forget.
You definitely need a notepad when you want to talk to me.
Yeah, I don't know.
I don't know.
I don't remember the question now.
I keep a notepad by me to write, like, and I do what's called,
I took five or four speech classes.
I took a speech class at almost every college I went to.
I went to, like, six or seven colleges.
But anyway, so I have a notepadad and I write what's called an extemporaneous
speech where you'll put like a word or a sentence down that reminds you of all of the whole paragraph
of that you're going to tell them, right? So like, because if you actually know the knowledge,
you just need enough to remember the subject and what you're going to say. So I'll write down like
literally keywords or sentences as I go through like a space, especially if I'm in three spaces, you know what I mean?
I'll have like piece of paper in different locations.
So I know this is for this one, this is for this one.
And that way I can write, okay, I'm going to,
I need to cover this, this and this in this space.
I need to cover this, this and this in this space, you know,
that way I don't forget and you can raise your hand and just wait to be
called on type of thing. Right.
I, I, you know, I, I, that has been my tactic,
my kind of trick for such a long time but oh i've
moved into i've moved into the realm of ai now so my chat gpt i've got the you know the old paid
version of that and then i've got the um you know you can do the the talk function in there and you name your chat gpt so i've named
my chat gpt lunar and i i can be driving because my drive to work is about an hour so i have an
hour to work an hour home from work and i literally talk shit to my chat gpt all the way to work and
all the way home and it's almost become like my
personal assistant for message taking because I'm like save that under this topic and save that
under this topic so then when I actually need to recall all this information and like this
massive brain download that I that I've had while I'm driving because I do all my best thinking when
I'm driving. Like, I don't know what it is, where like the function of the body actually,
you know, changing gears and driving frees up my mind just to run wild. So yeah, I just do all
these massive downloads into chat GPT while driving. And then, then yeah so I can be in spaces and
I'm like that topic that I was thinking of in my car yesterday what was it yeah
it's it's really helpful so yeah I need to I need to refer back to my notes
what we're talking about
it's tricky Buddha from defy space donkeys powered by weed that's the I got
I gotta do it as man to a fair and every on every account okay so this is the
alien overlord broadcasting account my other phone just died so it's charging
right now I'm like mid-sentence so yeah so back to the okay so the witch thing
so my grandma was like really big
into research and writing books she wrote she's so ambitious it was
ridiculous but she wrote a bunch of books and one of the books was like our
family history so for Christmas she literally handed me a book and she's
like here's over 400 years of your family history and I had like 30 plus
relatives that went to Harvard. There was a bunch of
inventions and all kinds of chemists and doctors and all kinds of really cool, like very smart,
very on top of things, people, nobody owned slaves. Everybody was like on the right side
of history all the way along. It was really cool to get that book. And then, but part of it was,
there's a long line of witches and I was like, what?
I always thought I was weird, but I also like to play with static and like energy and people's minds a little bit. I mean, some people think I'm reading their mind and I think it's just like a Sherlock thing.
Like I'm picking up on the little details and then, you know, with pattern analysis, I can know what you're what you're thinking right it's not like I'm actually reading your mind I just there's
enough information on your face and and whatnot that I can kind of figure it out
but sometimes there's no reason for it because you'll be like on the opposite
side of the world and we're on Twitter and I'm like this is the thing you meant
you know like a lot of times people will be like trying to figure out what word
they mean and they've given me no context.
Like earlier when Moon was talking about, I said, oh, butterfly knife, right?
She wasn't specific enough to really for me to have gotten that, right?
But I knew the answer.
So it's just kind of how it is.
So I thought I was always just weird, right?
I just thought I was goofy, you know?
And then when my grandma
passed I had like a series of visions and I've never actually had visions but it was almost like
I was dreaming and then all of a sudden I'm having like an out-of-body experience and it was super
like emotional and really really intense so I was like I told told my wife, Hey, record this. I'm going to just lean into it.
And like, see, like I was kind of like, it's a bit, right. I'm going to just lean into this bit
and go hardcore because so many people have a hallucination and it shapes their like religious
philosophy or like the way they live their life. And like the human mind will hallucinate. You
have to be able to understand that. So you don't take everything too seriously. But anyway, so I leaned into it like hardcore and it just kept giving me these really weird,
like a followups, you know, like, so I would start to lean into it and I, and I would say
something and this is all on camera too. I've got all of this on camera and it's like, it's like a
really long, very crazy video. And so I would start to think I would say something and then I'd be like, but
that doesn't make any sense. That can't be real. There's no way that I'm actually like a wizard.
This is just, this does not make sense. And then my brain would be like, Oh, you don't want to
believe me. Well, here's another piece of information that nobody has. And there's no
reason for you to know it. And it comes with with a journey and then I would like go through it again I went through like 30 of these like moments
right like my brain is like if it's not 30 it's not a statistical sample size
not like a sick actual good statistical sample size that's just like at 30 you
can get a nice curve so anyway I try to get 30 data points every time so I had
like 30 visions back-to-back it was the most traumatic thing I've ever been through
and and it's all on video and it looks absolutely insane and I was like either I'm nuts or like this
is brilliant and and I and I'm gonna write down all these stories and rewatch the video and explain
what reactions and information I'm processing so I So this is basically like a book that I'm writing.
So I made the Alien Overlord broadcast profile
to say those things without saying it on my normal timeline.
And people are just being like,
whoa, Tricky's lost his mind.
You know what I mean?
So instead, I just did it on this profile.
And when I get this profile to the right size,
then I'll put out the book which may become a
movie it would be a really by better as a movie in a book um but it like it it links together
all these common stories that we've seen throughout history and i've always kind of thought like every
story's already been done you know what i mean like nobody's really making up anything we're
just kind of like repurposing and moving the order around of other right and then i wrote this story have you ever heard of a
story that tracks ascension this way and this is how it basically works we're all vibrating energy
like literally vibrating energy we have you have energy shooting out of your body right now if you looked at it through the right lens our eyes only see
visible light but if you look at it through an infrared you would see the
heat light shooting out of our bodies right we're literally emanating energy
we're just vibrating every atom is vibrating because it's a mass with a
bunch of little things flying around it that's basically how you make a vibrator
okay so we're all just vibrating balls of energy that's what we
would determine is matter and we're sure we're literally that there's so much
information in that energy it's kind of like an optic wire carrying cable TV if
you know how to watch it if you could unscramble at the other end right so so okay so so i go
through this like crazy series of visions record all this shit i'm writing the stories down and
besides the vibrating atoms and the energy um it then it tapped into ascension and so the whole
theory of ascension like like you know in a typical sense like in
Indian you know culture you if you're bad you know you'll come back as a cockroach right or a dog if
you're good you come back in a better position right well not really that that's not true
apparently your atoms get distributed and your energy is then kind of absorbed by other things.
And eventually it'll find its way to another sentient being,
whether it be through the water, through the air,
through the plants turned into food, into the animals, into the person.
The energies will figure out a way to get together.
Because light energies attract each other.
Think of like a quartz crystal, perfect geometric formation inside of a rock and all those atoms like whether it's a hunk of gold
or or a crystal of quartz there's a ton of atoms that are exactly the same in a
solid structure right like there's vibrations and energy finds a way so
what happens is when you get to the final stages of
ascension you're literally just pure energy at that point you're not stuck in your body there's
no physical it doesn't look like a physical form I mean technically it is but it's just because we
don't understand like dark matter if that makes. So the final stages of ascension,
you're a ball of energy.
You can travel all around the world, the universe.
You can do all these things,
but you can't like feel the same way like a human could.
You can't love the same way like a human could.
Like there's a bunch of like other like experiences
that you can't have,
but you can learn all this stuff, right?
So, you know you you you learn you figure out all there is to figure out you get bored you get bored and you want to reset so you
throw yourself into a sun it's supernovas it vaporizes a bunch of shit and scatters your energy all over the universe to restart the
whole process we're all basically that same first being to figure it out we're
mostly that person because they've scattered their at their atoms all over
the universe and they've been assimilated by plants and animals and
then people so if you put your atoms in a box and bury it in the ground, it slows down that whole process.
Like you really want to throw your ashes into the sea or blow them up in space.
Ideally, throw them into the sun.
Let it super know.
Anyway, so that's the story that I wrote the story.
Have you heard anybody else say this?
heard anybody else say this? No, I haven't. Although like I find this completely fascinating
No, I haven't.
because like so many people who I want to have these conversations with, they just don't have
the ability or the understanding of these kinds of concepts. And so hearing you talk about it
right now, like I'm sitting there like smashing the love button because seriously these
are the kind of things that I talk about in my study group at the moment and you
know we we all believe in this we all believe that we're basically we're
energy we are here right now and there is just something bigger than just our
physical body and to assume that we are just this physical being and there's
nothing else going on that's it it's just so so arrogant in my opinion it's cute it's
cute i like that it's cute yeah i don't you know i don't have all the answers and i certainly don't
have all the knowledge and i certainly don't have the means to articulate it as well as you do.
That's for sure.
But all of these things that you're saying, it just, I really, really vibe with like completely.
And I haven't had those kind of experiences of the visions or, or anything like that.
But I've got so many friends who have had that kind of thing happen to them.
So this book that you're talking about, please, please, please, please publish it.
Like, do this, do this.
Like, here's me.
My job is to get this account to a million people,
and then I'm allowed to make the movie.
I'm not allowed to make the movie before this hits a million people
because I have to be untouchable. I have to be so famous that if you killed me it would trigger
like something because there's a whole i got so much information i can't tell you all of it
but like i'll end with this part um a lot of people are afraid of death or afraid of spiders
or whatever and that's because spiders is a funny one because it's like, well, yeah,
because you probably had ancestors that were injured by spiders.
So they had a phobia of it.
And if they did that before you were born,
that genetic knowledge was passed on in the DNA.
And now you have a phobia because you haven't addressed it yet.
You still have to address it and overcome that thing now.
But you also need that information so you don't die in this next life from a spider, if that makes any sense, right?
So my biggest fear is no longer death, though, because of my health issues and stuff.
I had enough of a mental letting go of myself that I'm more open to the energies of the universe.
that I've more and more open to like the energies of the universe so so my biggest fear especially
going through the visions wasn't a death or anything it was that I might just spontaneously
ascend without being able to tell people what's going on like I could just spontaneously like
leave my body and not be able to come back okay because because i did it once
and i don't but it could get bad there's a couple examples where people have just like
exploded spontaneous combustion it's very very very very rare but i think those people
accidentally ascended right so i did it in a lucid dream though and i got stuck i got stuck
so i was traveling and i saw this weird like energy form like almost
like a black hole but like not a black hole and it like pulled me towards it and then I got stuck
in it and I realized at that point it was a trap that like someone had set like another energy had
set in order to like to lure the other people I don't know if it was like maybe they just wanted
to be friends but I wasn't I didn't want to stick around for it. I really didn't. So, but I got stuck and it
was kind of like every direction was up. Like, I'm just, I'm just like the center of gravity was this
middle point that was no mass, which doesn't make sense. That's not how gravity works.
Right. So, but I'm stuck there and I can't jump up or down. I can't do anything. And I spent like
three days remote control viewing my body from a third person perspective, a very absent minded
for like those three days. And so I finally had a dream and came back into my body. And I was like,
oh, thank God that's over. No one's going to understand that.
I have to, you know, I have to ask you i've got to step in
and ask do you think there's any link here to sleep paralysis because um i have experienced
sleep paralysis and i don't know if you've ever had that but it was like the most bizarre
experience where i was so mentally involved in everything that was going on and like my mind was
going at a million miles an hour and it
was literally watching myself or feeling like I was watching myself in this situation where I was
just so physically incapable of moving of functioning of doing anything and my mind was
just it was almost like it had left my body and was just looking at me like, just what are you doing, man?
So, yeah, I wonder if there's a link there.
I think there's somewhat, like kind of, like not directly,
but kind of indirectly, I think there is.
So it's kind of like your brain took a wrong turn,
or you're in a new computer and you hit all the buttons
because you don't know what button does what, right?
But you hit the wrong button, now you're stuck someplace, or you don't know what button does what right so you but you hit this right you hit the wrong button now you got stuck yeah you're stuck someplace or you you've
got this other issue now right so that it did happen to me once when I was really really young
I started to figure out about lucid dreaming I thought everyone could do this for the longest
time I also thought everyone had stomach pain you just assume your life is normal until they tell
you otherwise anyway so I figured out some lucid dreaming tricks and i was
i was visual my first um iterations which is kind of how i tell people to to try it
um you visualize something you enjoy in my case it was disney world i was a child so so you you
visualize experiencing the thing you enjoy that you can clearly visualize something that's easy
to visualize and you just stay in that thought you stay in that place so in my my mind i'm like looking at disney world i'm walking around
i'm riding roller coasters then i fall asleep and i'm still there but i'm in more but i'm more
controlled than a normal dream and i just got to literally just at that point once you realize
that you're to dream and you're conscious you can kind of do anything like it's like you're neo in the matrix
So so I would just fly around like Disney like I spent a good third of my life
Flying around Disney like half my life is asleep and it's it's wonderful
There's I don't have any allergies. I don't have any pain. I can do magic
Like I'll walk down the street and
just be like, Oh, I want to buy like a drink or a sandwich. And I'll, I'll, I'll walk with three
people and I go, Hey, uh, see that thing over there. And I'll just like use some telepathy
and like pull it over and catch it in my hand. And then I'll do a couple of like little tricks,
you know, and bet them. And then I've got money to my sandwich, which is silly. Cause you don't
need money in the dream. But, but like, that was what I did. Like I liked to, like, I enjoyed making other people like,
you know, Oh, that's crazy. You know, I just enjoyed the whole thing. So I would,
yeah, flying and magic tricks. And, and nowadays with all my food allergies, I,
in my twenties, it was all flying and fucking, and now it's fly to the grocery store,
to the grocery store, raid the candy aisle and eat all the food that I can't normally eat.
raid the candy aisle and eat all the food that I can't normally eat.
Oh, mine is always flying, is always, always flying. And it's just, it's, you know, it's one
of those dreams where you wake up and you just feel so insanely happy. And you just think,
the world is just, there it is. I'm looking at it from space i'm looking down at it and it always just leaves me
with such a yeah intensely happy feeling so i love those kind of dreams i really love them
but i hate to say i will probably need to end our time is up i've got to go to work i've got to go to work. I've got to go and rejoin my real life because it's 8 a.m. here.
So, yeah.
But thank you, thank you, thank you.
Honestly, I probably still have about 500 questions for you,
but that's going to have to be for another day.
But it has been absolutely fascinating having the opportunity just to shoot the shit with you
and, I don't know know just ask you random questions
and hear all this cool stuff but i also want to thank everybody who's um been listening and
everybody who's stepped up and and had a chat with us and yeah so so many good vibes so many good
vibes and i've had a lot of um really cool takeaways from it as well. So thank you.
But yeah, everybody, everybody, make sure that you follow everybody.
We've had quite a small, a small intimate spaces this time.
I mean, it got weird.
We'll be honest.
It got a little weird.
Most people aren't ready for this kind of conversation.
So I want to thank you for kind of like asking those questions because I really like to answer questions and I don't get
to talk about those things because most people are very like religious or
they're just not in that mindset yet to figure like to hear that stuff you know
what I mean I think there should be a little bit of you know suspension of
disbelief you know when you're talking to people or hearing stories in general
but that's why I want to phrase it is like, it's a movie, it's a story. It's
a story I wrote. It's not, it's not real people. It's just a story. Okay. It's just a story.
Yeah. Well, I don't know. I think that, I think there's more and more people who are
becoming open to these kinds of ways of thinking. So I don't think it's so super unique,
but yes, there is the aspect still of,
I guess, the monotheistic kind of religious dogma,
which stops people opening their mind up
to all of the cool stuff that's out there
that we can, I guess, tap into and find out about
and listen to stories like yours.
So yeah,
I'm telling you,
I want this book to happen and I want this movie to happen because I will be,
I will be a number one fan,
man.
but yeah,
on that point,
thank you.
As I said,
need to close the space and head off to work.
So yeah.
Do you have any final closing messages?
Stay positive.
I'll see you around.
We'll talk more about this for sure.
You know, we can always turn those Monday, Wednesday spaces a little bit chaotic.
There's nothing wrong with that.
You know, that's what they're for.
But that would be kind of like midday for you.
Or it would be the end of the day for you.
It would be, you know, 4 to 6 a..m that's the beginning of the day never mind yeah although we should definitely do that we should do like a degen hour like in at crazy
o'clock where we talk about all things like you know aliens and all things kind of out there. And yeah, that would be epic.
I would love that so much.
Yeah.
Let's do it.
Let's do it.
Technically, we are the aliens.
It really just matters about timeline.
Like, what do you really consider an alien?
Like, at a certain point, you're domesticated, right?
Anyway, well, yeah, you have a good day.
We'll definitely talk more.
Let's go.
Everyone else, let's go find another space to hang out in.
I appreciate you, Candy. Jimmy, I love BFP. Let's go everyone else let's go find another space to hang out in I appreciate you Candy Jimmy I love
PFP let's go all the all the DeFi space don't please look at the story first that's for damn
sure because those are my people for 100% but yeah it's happening we just got to get this profile to
a million people so I don't get killed trying to tell the story apparently I don't make the rules anyway i love it all right i gotta go man this place is
very religious like this is not the safe spot for me i probably should move you should move
to australia australians are so much we are so open-minded in regards to that so yeah i can't
regulate heat though that's the only problem and it's kind of warm there sometimes so i don't know
but we'll talk about it i'm definitely looking for a place to move like right now actually so well we gotta we gotta discuss it
I'm curious what property costs over there and all that but yeah I'll ask you questions later
oh do it do it because you know what we we were talking in space the other day about how Australia
has every climate so everyone thinks of it as being hot but they don't realize we have snow as well. So it's not all one thing.
We're not all desert and sunshine.
We are also rainforests and snow-capped mountains.
The south would have some snow in it, right?
That makes sense.
Oh, yeah.
Yeah, we even, I mean.
Yeah, so the Melbourne area, they have two areas,
beautiful areas actually, of snow.
And here in West Australia, we very rarely have snow.
Like it's rare, rare, rare.
But there's a place down south called the Perongarups.
And, you know, usually once a year, once every couple of years,
we get snow.
And that's like you see the whole of West Australia flock to this one area
of the country just to see snow and to do the, you know,
the stereotypical snow angel.
So, yeah, it's a beautiful country.
But on that note, thank you, everybody.
And I am heading off to work.
All right.
We'll see you later.
Are you going gonna shut down from
crypto fam radio or is drew there no drew's gone but i've got it in front of me so i'll end the
space cool cool because i could do it too i was just asking all right cool end the space much
love fam i'll see you on the next one thank you guys. Bye.
