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Presently Present with Mama & Papa 🧸💚
Recorded: Sept. 17, 2025 Duration: 1:11:21Space Recording
Short Summary
In a lively discussion, participants explored various aspects of the crypto landscape, including growth indicators, emerging trends in health and wellness, and the importance of partnerships and fundraising efforts in sustaining projects. The conversation also touched on hiring needs and strategies for optimizing productivity in the fast-paced world of crypto.
Full Transcription
Babe, I tricked you.
Guess what, babe? I tricked you. Guess what, babe?
I tricked you.
Can you hear me now?
I tricked you.
You are pretty tricky, I've got to say.
I heard you out there.
I was like, wait, is she stealing my opening?
Hello. I heard you out there I was like wait is she stealing my open No I thought it would be
Funny to start
Talking before I started the space
So that you would come
Faster
Well I still
Technically beat everybody
I know that's what I'm saying
I helped you get in here fast
Yeah thanks
It's Papa Bear with...
Okay.
But what I was actually like yelling about at the beginning of the space was...
I almost started the wrong space.
I was actually wondering about that.
I'm like, because I saw the first one i was like
don't that was all right there we go well because that's for the 25th so i'm gonna have to be very
mindful of that because i went to push it and i was like oh shit um because i would have screwed
everything up everybody has that link it was it's not the gpc space today. I dodged a bullet.
So I did block my calendar for next week.
There wasn't anything scheduled.
I will probably be still having to work.
So I'll be partially present at least.
But I'll at least be able to, like, you know.
Be here.
Be, yes.
Be there for the mega space.
That's amazing.
Yeah.
It's going to be a mega one.
Yeah, yeah.
I'm like, you want to bet,
do you think more people will show up than they did for one year?
No, that was actually pretty impressive like i i was i was i was pleasantly surprised to see
the all the love that we got for for that that space because it had been a little while since
we got quite that many people in a space true so except that one time that's true i mean those were bots though oh oh gosh yeah that's right
remember i got didn't i have like was it 300 or 600 bots i don't remember
i don't know it it went up quite a bit i was like yeah yeah they paid they paid to do that. That's wild. What did we figure it out?
It's like in 30-minute increments?
15-minute increments.
Oh, 15 minutes.
And how much was that, like $20?
Something like that.
Isn't that wild, you guys?
You can pay to have bots come to your space in 15-minute increments.
It's just wild. Hot finally oh we lost tricky i
know i think he's having a connection issue probably on one of his 18 uh devices his last
device died maybe don't say that babe we don't need to don't say that don't put that out there how was your day my love i was gonna ask you that but you don't want to ask me that okay well
my day's been fucking fine yeah i've made it to all my meetings I just didn't want to I've been up way too long
I've been up since like 8 o'clock
and then I was in the discord
in the middle of the night
and no credits
mama bear are you having a hard time sleeping
so I was in there trying to get everybody in order
did you know that
no you're the you're the uh
your crowd control was being uh persistently persistent i don't know i was trying to make
sure because i saw that they put that they were going to be closing down the um basically who
wanted to be on the flyer and we don't need to be on the flyer.
That's what I said.
I'm like, well, we're hosting.
But I did want other people to get on the flyer,
but they didn't see it.
So I wanted to make sure.
We're really going to be prominently displayed up front.
Exactly.
Featuring Mama and Papa Bear.
And then they go in small letters all i know i shouldn't
i know i yeah come on yeah yeah there's been a lot of back and forth in the gpc
um i saw no credits talking there i'm happy you did that that um yeah wild people are wild babe
but anyways so you've had a good day at work or you haven't.
And by the way, it's getting warm.
I see too loud.
It's that kind of time.
Maybe he's easily.
It's that kind of time.
Hey, turn on the air.
Yeah, look at too up down there.
He's so cute.
I can't believe he tells people his name now.
his name now.
All that time I was working so hard
All that time I was working so hard not to say his name.
not to say his name.
I guess we can
not bother about
deleting
those spaces anymore
when you actually leak it out.
Doesn't he look so young?
T-Wop looks so
young in that picture.
I guess he is young now what am i talking about fuck
i mean you know okay i'm presently present i'm putting down the other computer
oh there you go all right all right you are presently i am presently present okay
so let's do it let's do a panel check-in what What's good, Joe Mama? How are you doing?
Doing pretty good.
Just trying to decipher what the fuck chat ops was saying.
I was lost.
Yeah.
Okay, I'm glad it's not just me.
I don't know how to translate that for you. But if you get a time stamp or a round, I can ask Papa or Babs to listen back.
I was actually going to ask you that.
I think he was saying that he loves seeing you and that you need to come in there and be part of the team or part of the, I don't know.
That's all I got.
I was going to go back and listen to it.
I was like, what the fuck is he saying?
Is he saying?
He's so hard to understand.
He's so hard to understand.
And it's even funnier because I don't know if you noticed like him putting me up on the space like that was on the fly.
I had no clue what was going on.
I was out money posting.
I had I was not even there.
And then he's like, right, Mama Bear.
And I'm like, shit.
He's like, you want to say something?
So I'm like, oh, my God, what were we talking about?
It was so bad.
I don't know if
you could tell how bad i did but i knew i did bad so yeah she was funny but yeah it is heating up
humidity's up disgusting yeah i'm not a fan of the humidity i feel like humidity brings more bugs
do y'all get a lot of bugs down there we have these little bugs i have you guys ever seen the
bugs life movie and there's the really big um beetle but he's nice but he like stinks we have
those kind of beetles here they kind of look dinosaur-ish and evidently if you squish them
they stink but i don't squish anything because i love bugs. And I'll just play with them. So, yeah.
Good old stink bugs.
Yeah.
Do you guys have those?
I think down the hill I remember seeing them.
But I don't think up here that much.
You know, we used to have them in my grandma's neighborhood in El Paso.
So we had a lot of roly-pullies.
And some people call those different names too but i love to play with roly
pulleys i used to line them all up and put them in um in their little circles because they were
probably trying to hide from me and then we would blow on them and see who's made it faster through
the end of the race so you ever catch the ones at the beach i don't i never saw ones at the beach
the ones at the beach?
I don't. I never saw ones at the beach.
Yeah, next time you go down there
in the
little wash, you just dig up a little bit
when you see some bubbles, you'll find
some. The Rully Pulleys?
Yeah, they're like ocean ones. I don't know what they're called.
Oh, so cool.
They're called sand fleas.
Sand fleas?
That doesn't sound fun.
Ugh, I don't like fleas.
How's it going, Scrappy?
All as well.
Yeah, there's a different name, but that's what everybody calls them, is sand fleas.
Because they kind of look like a roly-poly, but they're about the size of, I guess, about as long as a bottle cap, you know?
So they're fairly large.
Yeah, pretty big, like a pinky now, I would say.
A little bit bigger.
Oh, they're so okay.
Those do look like roly-poly.
Do they pinch?
They're good fish bait for the
surf fish like pompano
or just whatever.
Little trout, stuff like that
I thought sand fleas
Were like the little gnat
Type things that were
That just kind of fly around
No you gotta look them up babe oh wait shit
You know what I just looked up
I said sand fleas and it went to mole crabs
What the fuck dude
Okay I need to see sand fleas
I think that's the same thing That's the actual crabs. What the fuck, dude? Okay, I need to see sand fleas.
I think that's the same thing. That's the actual
technical name for
them. Yeah, that makes sense.
Generally hard. Oh, they itchy
bite you.
I don't like it.
You stay over there.
Okay, we're going to say hi really quick to
Tricky. What's good, Tricky
Buddha?
It's Tricky Buddha from
DeFi Space Donkeys.
Powered by Weed Unsold.
Get yourself a bag of weed.
What's that, guys?
My grant.
Access granted.
I am losing my voice right now,
but I feel okay.
Man, I'm
starting for devices.
My computer arrived today broken.
So my phone is out.
I'm down to like one device.
This other computer
will be in like 20 minutes
and then it just freezes.
That sucks.
You guys, I plug this every single time.
If you have any extra devices
or old phones that you don't want, hit Tricky up.
We need to get them mailed over to him.
Yeah, we'll get that shipping covered for him.
He needs that.
Damn it.
Sorry about that, Tricky.
And sorry I didn't get back a hold of you yesterday.
I had the worst migraine, and today I'm still doing, like, the hangover part.
But I'll hit you up.
I appreciate that.
Yeah, no stress.
I completely understand. I've been dealing with migraines since, like, middle school. in like the hangover part um but i'll hit you up i appreciate that yeah no stress i completely
understand i've been dealing with migraines since like middle school oh yeah i had one like my first
like bad one was like a whole week i was just out of school um and like it was just excruciating
yeah i kind of just went away and then like in high school later later after high school like
the headaches started coming back creeping more and more and more.
Oh, sucks.
Yeah, and then there's probably just like the episodes.
Yeah, CryptoStoner told me to check out Zinc.
I haven't tried that yet.
And I just hope that none of my kids or grandchildren get it.
Let's just skip a few generations.
I'm okay with that.
If you eat good food, you might have all the nutrients you need.
But at the same time, get a blood test annually and see where your nutrient levels are at.
I was toxic for B vitamins, but I didn't have enough foliate and certain things that would help process the other nutrients.
Vitamin D needs vitamin K, and magnesium, they all need a little buddy, basically.
That's true. That's true that's true sorry
papa yeah no can anyone explain to me why with so we've got a whole bunch of letters right so
there's vitamin a there's you know vitamin c all this stuff but there's like 12 different b's i
don't understand why why couldn't they just you know like go like there were more alphabets left yeah there were more letters left fucking up lookers i don't know it's and and why does
magnesium have so many different kinds of magnesium i don't know i feel like i probably
overdose myself with magnesium so um but it knocks my ass out at night so So, that's good. I did just see Wealthy came up.
Wealthy Guru came up.
What's good, Wealthy?
How are you?
Hey, Mama Bear.
I am doing perfectly well.
It is a wonderful day to be alive.
I'm out sitting next to the pond smoking me some nice reaper and listening to the wonderful vibes over here.
How are you feeling?
I'm good.
I'm good.
Today's a better day.
So, yeah, I don't think I know I've seen you in here, I think, but I've never seen you up on stage.
So it's good to have you.
So you're sitting next to a pond, you said?
Yeah, absolutely.
Yeah, yeah.
Just looking at the turtles.
I love turtles.
Turtles are so cute yeah yeah i see
one with like a special type of shell like it's like one that i've never seen before i got patterns
on like i'm like oh wow where are you where are you at medion let me talk oh i'm in oh you are in
texas okay okay nice yeah my my my son likes Texas. Have you always been there?
Yep. Born and raised. Born and raised. Well, well, that's between us in this room. I tell
everybody else I'm from Iceland. If anybody else asks y'all, I'm from Iceland. I believe that one.
I believe that one.
Have you ever been to Iceland?
Have you ever been to Iceland?
Absolutely not.
But I'm from there.
I'll go one day.
I'll definitely go one day.
You want to go overseas?
Yeah, yeah, absolutely.
I definitely plan to go overseas.
Yeah, I just haven't, like, made any plans.
I haven't got me, like, a passport or anything.
But now it's's like, especially
with, you know, my business that I've been building and stuff like that, I don't want
to limit myself with my clients. So I definitely would have to get that passport.
Yeah, for sure. I know I was supposed to go with Papa back East and I wasn't able to,
cause I didn't have a real ID. That's what they call it here in Washington state. And
I guess it's like a special one to help, you know, with the flying domestically or, you know, just in general.
So, damn, I'm waiting on my real ID paperwork.
So, it's kind of fun to have a, they like to change it up.
I guess Washington State was the last state to be on board with that.
So, yeah.
Yeah.
Oh, wow.
At least you get some water to look at in Texas because y'all are pretty, it's so flat, you know. Do you have trees or, yeah? Yeah. Oh, wow. At least you get some water to look at in Texas because y'all are pretty, it's so flat, you know.
Do you have trees or, yeah?
Yeah.
Yeah, I mean, well, it depends on what part of Texas you're in as well, you know.
But the part of Texas I'm in, it's like real nature.
It's like a whole lot of nature reserves and walks and a whole lot of ponds and lakes and stuff.
So, yeah, this is my area.
I'm like one of those guys.
I'm like a hippie, right?
I like walking barefoot on earth.
I like hugging trees.
Matter of fact, let me switch that word, not light.
I love walking barefoot on earth and hugging trees.
Now that's good.
Have you always just been into nature?
I mean, it's just always as how you grew up.
Like, would you just play outside barefoot?
Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. And there was a reason for that as well, because growing up, you know, we was like a little less fortunate.
And so like I had only got like one pair of shoes for after school throughout the school year.
So it would be times where I would play outside and I wouldn't want to mess up my shoes
because I'm trying to like-
Preserve them.
Make sure they last as long as possible.
So I would take them, yeah, yeah.
So I would take them off and play outside
and I would notice how good it would make me feel,
you know, and yeah, and it just went from there.
Yeah, I see my grandson every once in a while
I look out back and he has no socks and shoes on.
And it's funny because we've we've come so
accustomed to okay you have these shoes for summertime these two you know what i mean like
changing the seasons right the reality is is that we're actually doing more harm to ourselves by not
being connected um because we always have something separating us right so um yeah he might get some
he might get some splinters and some dirt. But really, I think that's how we
build our immune system, too. So, when my boys were little, it would rain and I would send their
ass outside to play. My mom would say, what are you doing? And I'm like, mom, there are puddles
out there and there is mud. And this is, you know, that's how they build their immune system. And I would tell them you are not made of sugar.
So, um, yeah, they, yeah, they, uh, they would always play outside in the mud and,
oh yeah.
And my, my favorite thing to do with the boys, I remember I used to go take them out for drives
or just on the way back from school or something.
And I would just go hit the biggest puddles and, you know,
just go splash and make it come up on us.
And yeah, we had a good time.
So, yeah.
Yeah.
You got to love nature so much.
Because even, you know, with my research and stuff,
I learned about something called nature deficiency disorder,
which is even, it's very present in adults, but it's even more widely
present in kids, you know, and babies and stuff. So it's like, it's good to get them outside and
really let them, you know, get some sunlight, like I said, play in the puddles or whatever the case
may be, because that is what actually helps them build their immune system. And also with the heart,
you know, it's being, the heart is electromagnetic, right?
That's why when you go to the hospital, something wrong with you, the first thing they do is connect the EKG machine to you.
Yeah, and it's basically checking the electromagnetic frequencies coming from your heart.
coming from your heart that's basically what it's doing you know so yeah yeah whenever you realize
That's basically what it's doing, you know.
that the earth it actually boosts your heart's electromagnetic field you're like
yeah definitely no that's yeah you're right oh naughty naughty what's good blessing i saw you
put something up in my jumbotron what What are you doing? How's it going?
Look at this dude just rolling up in here.
Blessing, who are you? Tell me about yourself.
Come on, bro. You're not going to talk to me.
Your case.
Well, I'm going to be kind, and I'm going to tell everybody that he is a meme coin and NFT artist.
So if you guys want to hit him up, go ahead.
But Blessing, next time you come in, if you would please come off mute and follow me would be amazing.
And then, yeah, that would be great.
What the hell?
Oh, and Blessing, your account is restricted, just so you know.
So that means that you are shadow banned, at least.
Right, Tricky?
At least.
His account might be cooked.
I wonder why.
I was just going to say that.
Like, come on, bro.
Have some manners.
This is not a place for Web3 manners.
This is a place for Mama Bear and Papa Bear manners.
Yeah, we have so much fun in here. We're good people. How's it going, no credits?
Good, but I need to teach you how to use your fingers and push those remove buttons.
I know.
With a bit more gusto.
I know. You need to find joy in it.
I know. I'm so not good at that. Ask Papa.
I am like, have I ever removed?
One time I removed a person, I think, in all this time.
Yeah.
There have been a couple times where I think, you know, like, I mean,
even the guy that wanted the dump in your mouth.
Yes.
That took you a while.
No credit.
Missed that one.
Yes.
Which one?
This man, this guy came up on my stage and told me he wanted to take a dump in my mouth.
Oh, my gosh.
Yeah.
So I've had a couple.
I also have a stalker.
So that's your limit, is it?
That's my limit.
We have to get there before you learn how to use your finger.
Come on, Mama Bear.
I need to learn boundaries, damn it.
Yeah.
And then I have a stalker, too. And Papa told me he's back. But I don't see boundaries, damn it. Yeah. And then I have a stalker too.
And Papa told me he's back.
But I don't see him in here today.
So, oh my gosh.
And Papa jokes.
He's like, I'm going to call you Lauren because this guy thinks that my name is Lauren.
And he has it out for me.
So, I was thinking about buying him a blue checkmark so that at least all the engagement I was getting from him, I could get paid.
But he had left for a while and I guess he's back so darn it right I guess that's when we're cool no credits is if you get a stalker yeah well that's true I don't think anyone would
want to stalk me it'd be pretty boring me too you know maybe um so as Papa Bear knows I like
accents and I was listening to your our african friends who
were visiting yesterday trying to figure out how it was that they managed to turn your guys
names into four syllable words and i figured it out and so when they say hello or goodbye they say
hello mama bear they do so it's literally for hello papa bear so yeah shout out to our african
friends i love the way you guys talk.
Me too.
And, yeah, just add more syllables if you want to sound African.
Yeah, exactly.
I actually add syllables when I'm really upset or I'm very emphatic about something.
Papa loves to give me a hard time about that.
Right, babe?
Yeah.
Even the granddaughter knows.
She agrees.
So, basically, yeah, you always put an uh at the end.
Well, not uh always, but like, you know, like if you're like Noah.
And then Papa's like, who's Noah?
And I'm like, dude, I don't know what you're talking about.
Well, you see, it started raining and like this guy started building a boat and his name was Noah.
Noah.
Exactly.
I don't know why I do it
And we've tried to figure it out
Because I've had a couple different languages
That I've been around
But English is my primary
Language
But I don't know if I spoke Spanish or German
First
But I don't know
I don't know if that could be it too
Or maybe it's just a mama bear thing
Who knows
Us chicks we do weird things like that What's up Scrappy I don't know. I don't know if that could be it, too. Or maybe it's just a mama bear thing. Who knows?
Us chicks, we do weird things like that.
So what's up, Scrappy?
If your stalker returns, I'll stab him with a screwdriver.
Okay, thanks, Scrappy.
That's the spirit. I knew you'd have it handled.
I'm getting somewhere.
I knew you'd have it handled.
As long as he doesn't find me in real life.
I mean, shit.
But, yeah.
I don't know.
What was the... Stab him with a screwdriver and then strangle him with a SATA cord.
Oh, yes, yes.
You know, a lot of people get strangled with cell phone chargers.
That's amazing to me.
I don't know.
I see it all the time on TV. I'm like,
wow, there's an influx in cell phone charging strangulation happening.
It's called the Darwin Awards, mama bear.
Yes, that's what it is. That's what it is.
Moral of the story, get the shortest charger you can find.
Moral of the story, get the shortest choice.
Exactly.
That's true.
That's true.
Make sure that you cannot have your phone plugged in and use it at the same time.
That's a pop at us.
Oh, that's good.
Absolutely.
Because when it's too long, it makes people want to still stay on it, you know.
Because, yeah, I done been there in those days where I done took it everywhere, you know.
Like, yeah, absolutely. It's good to take where I done took it everywhere, you know, like,
yeah, absolutely. It's good to take a break and be presently present. That's true. That is so true.
It's hard to be presently present. We talk about that all the time, about how hard it is to actually be present in the moment. Sometimes I just find myself hours and papa will come in and be like hey how's it going and i have no idea how
it's going um and i have i'm i'm really lucky papa has this he has this fancy car that he bought me
god it took me a long time to drive that bitch um but if i look if i'm not paying attention to the
road it'll actually offer to send me to the nearest, what the hell is that called?
Rest area?
Yes, rest area, which is always further away than our house.
But yes, it yells at me.
And sometimes I'm like, man, I feel like I need that in my living room.
Because sometimes I'm just checked out.
And I think it's hard to be presently present.
So that's the big joke about
this space's name. So is that I already struggle with that so much. Scrappy, you have your hand up
again. In a psychiatric ward where they allow some of the patients to have their cell phones,
they'll give them like a little four inch charging cable so they don't strangle their self with it.
inch charging cable so they don't strangle theirself with it. I was going to say, I've been
in a place before where they took my shoelaces and, and they took my drawstrings to my pants.
So I've been in one of those today too. They took my drawstrings out, my sweatpants and my gym shorts.
I was like, what? Yeah. And they took my underwire for my bra. So if you're going to prison or to the, um, inpatient hospital, you might not want to
have an underwire bra.
I'm actually surprised because the bra has straps on it.
I'm surprised I let you have it at all because, you know, you could put that around your neck
too.
True.
I mean.
So true.
That's weird. Yeah they can't have belts or anything like that any
any type of you know yeah straps or stuff yeah that is true gosh i'm like now thinking about
all these suicide stories i'm like no no no i don't need to think about that. I don't need to think about that. Happy thoughts. Damn it, scrappy.
Damn it.
So where are you today?
The other thing I was going to say, Mama Bear,
is that when I jumped in your space today and I saw T-WAP,
for some reason I had this voice in my head that went, T-WAP.
And I thought, we need to get that on the soundboard.
That's actually a good one.
He needs that in his Discord, too.
We need to work on that.
No credits.
Because he has different sounds on his Discord.
Because they do trading.
So the T-WAP would be really good.
So, yeah.
I can't believe he just totally docks like that, though.
And he has his name.
His name's Antonio.
So, yeah.
It's a unique name, I guess, to some.
I don't know. who's in here tricky are you back or how are you doing
sorry i'm sending out uh airdrops right now to people so oh the screen you're good you're good
i was just checking in on you.
I'm sure you were up here.
Yeah, I'm here. I'm here. I'm presently present.
I'm just trying to catch up with some of these DMs.
It's so stupid.
I need an assistant. I really do.
I cannot even imagine your DMs.
Like, truly, I can't.
I've been trying to look through some of mine.
I'm like, I don't even want to.
And it's sad because I have so many that i miss good people that's what sucks i bet if i just
turned on all my notifications for everything and let my phone on my full volume i bet it would just
melt yeah you're probably right off the floor and melt because i it took me about i think within
six months of me and tiktok it got to the where I couldn't, I had to have my phone on silent.
Just, like, as a founder, putting your, you know, everything out there and being fully doxxed.
Like, you know, people can reach you at any point.
So, I don't mind getting texts or calls at any time because I just leave my phones on silent.
If I'm holding it and not doing anything else, I get back to you a lot faster.
Yeah, that's true.
I know.
I've heard of people having to put their phones in the refrigerator.
I'm like, wow.
That's wild.
I have definitely charged a phone in the freezer.
Seriously?
That's wild, dude.
Wow.
It stopped the charging because it was overheating,
and it said it right across the screen.
So I was like, all right, well, I can fix that.
I just put it in there until was like back down to like 90,
a hundred degrees, you know?
Wow. That's crazy. I don't, I don't do well in extreme heat.
That's for sure. Uh, wealthy, you had your hand up again. I'm so sorry.
You just have to talk. I suck at this.
Uh, you, yes. You know, I normally just come here and listen, but you know,
it's not good. I didn't want to speak over anybody. Uh, but yeah, I want, I just want to say about, cause you know, I normally just come here and listen, but, you know, it's all good. I didn't want to speak over anybody.
But, yeah, I just wanted to say about it because, you know, we're talking about being presently present.
And, you know, it's like one of those things that make it harder is that the world is full of distractions.
Like, that's the whole where everything is a distraction.
And it just comes to the point of what do you desire to
be distracted with right just like they say the old folks just say pick your poison right it's
picky poison so what do you desire to be distracted with like instead of focusing on all of the bad
things going on in the world you know most of the people, they like looking at the news all day.
Like, you can distract yourself with the love of your family, like calling and being around people that you love or, you know, like being in spaces like this, you know, around people that you love is a good distraction.
You know, or, you know, meditation, yoga or writing, drawing, whatever your form of distraction is, find it,
you know, because yeah, that's what it's all about. You're totally right. I agree with you.
I think that for me, being presently present is when I do work on those distractions though,
because I have to kind of pull myself back in. And whether that's like looking at things around
the room or looking outside, I'm really, really lucky from where I sit. We have a huge window. This house
is like a cat's dream. I kid you not. So a huge window. And even with the center blinds down,
I can see the tip tops of amazing trees. And I can see the, the sunshine sky today. It's, it's so blue outside and all of
the leaves. And I like to make up stories about, you know, like the little bunnies outside and,
you know, the birds and things like that, because those are things that bring me back into the now
and to the present. So it is, it's, it's totally, it's interesting about, you know, doing those kinds of things for yourself.
And, but totally, you know, having people around us that matter, million percent, million percent.
Oh, no credits fell down.
You have to come back no credits.
Yeah, I think that it is, that it's about who you surround yourself with.
And are those people going to lift you up, you know, especially in your time of need. Right. And absolutely. And also if you don't have anybody that will lift you
up around you, that's where you have to learn to be your own source, you know, and of course that
comes from being in tune with God, you know, you will be able to be directly in tune and you will be able to go directly to the source.
So, you know, like I said, it's like even think about the therapist that people go to for therapy.
The therapist have therapy.
Me and Papa actually joke about that.
We're like, who's at the end of the line?
Because if a therapist has a therapist, what's the therapist that holds the end of the bag?
Like, is she just, like, screwed?
Or is he just, like, oh, my God, frazzled?
We think about that all the time.
Well, you can have two people just go back and forth for each other, right?
That is true.
If they're really good, qualified therapists, right?
Yes.
Yeah.
That's why you get a buddy in, like, a lot of, like, AA programs and stuff like that.
Like, you always have a buddy.
It's called circle therapy. Instead of a buddy. It's called circle therapy.
Instead of circle jerk.
It's circle therapy.
I was actually going to say circle shrink.
But yeah.
So that makes sense.
That's even better, Papa Bear.
Pop always goes to the clean place
and I'm like, like a circle jerk?
And he's like, circle therapy.
He's trying to help nobody Nobody heard what I said.
It's okay, honey.
It'll be right.
Scrappy.
You are going to get tired of hearing from me.
No, I'm just kidding.
Yeah.
But piggybacking off of what, what wealthy said.
Yeah.
You know, y'all know me and y'all, y'all know that.
Yeah.
I, you know, I keep my know me and y'all know that, yeah, I, you know, I keep all my notifications and noises and all that stuff on my phone, silenced and turned off.
And I don't even have it vibrating. Just got to the point to where, you know, if unless it's just a dire, you know, emergency or something like that.
I mean, you know, notifications from X or whatever, you know, be the case.
And ninety nine percent of the time they can they can wait.
You know what I'm saying? It's just it just messes it with your sleep patterns, your thought patterns.
You know, you're pulling out your phone every 45 seconds to check to see who's having dinner and what they're having.
And, you know, it's just a bunch of pointless stuff to distract you away from important stuff.
I don't even watch the news. I don't even have a TV. Of course, right now I'm, you know, traveling across the nation in my car, but, uh,
you know, even when I did have a place, I didn't have a TV or, or the less noise,
the less distractions I have, the, the, the more I can accomplish, the better I feel. And, you know,
the more I can accomplish, the better I feel. And, you know,
because I have like loud pitch or high pitch noises and,
and just constant like dings on your phone and stuff like that.
It's like driving a nail through my, through my head. And, you know,
it just, it's aggravating and it's distracting.
No, I can, I can say that sorry babe i don't know
like the last time i've actually had my phone off off silent because yeah it's oh
it drives me nuts um i mean if i if there's something important that i need to see i do
have a lot of smart watch so that that will, you know, I can, I can scroll through and see like easily like what,
what it is or whatever.
Or if someone's actually calling me that I like, Oh, I, I can pick that up,
you know, but otherwise, nah, no.
Yeah. I don't even have a smart, smartwatch.
I have a pocket watch though.
that's right you do
That's right. You do.
I actually get PTSD
I get PTSD.
when my phone rings like when I hear
the phone
dialing and the noise coming out of it
to the point where every so often I have to
change the ringtone because and then
suddenly life is that much better because
yeah yeah hello
hello
I only have one number that rings through
and it's my wife everything else
is silent.
It doesn't vibrate.
Nothing's going to,
nothing's going to do anything.
And that doesn't bring you PTSD.
What the hell?
it's so,
it's fine.
It's good that way.
But we,
but we also have like location services on for each other and stuff like
that too.
What was I going to say?
There was another thing.
it'll come back.
It'll come back for sure. Yeah. It's so much noise is so much noise.
And then you miss things that matter. That's what I feel about it.
Like it's, that's probably one of my biggest challenges is previous communities
that where I was involved with, you know,
it's like turn on notifications for this person, this person, this person,
turn on notifications for this person, this person, this person. But then I actually feel
but then I actually feel like I miss things.
like I miss things. And if somebody really matters to me, and I, you know, engage with them, or I
know them, you know, we go to spaces together, we have really good banter, I always try to make it
a point to just go over and check and see how they're doing, you know, because it's so easy
to get out of each other's algorithm. But as far as notifications, I don't really, I don't know.
I mean, I have mixed feelings about it
because I do think notifications are important.
But when there's too many, it's just too much noise.
And then I feel like I miss even more.
So, yeah, I was just looking at, trying to see.
Sorry, I'm scratching my left palm.
I got to slap that bitch
because that means I got some money coming.
So, yeah, you guys, if you hear me.
Hey, hold on.
Give me a high five real quick.
Hold on.
Give me a high five.
I need that.
I need that, right?
Yeah, no.
Yeah, look, Chinky, too.
Look.
Anytime.
Papa has to just think I'm so funny when he's at work or anything.
If my left palm is itching, oh, it's happening.
My right palm itches, that's PTSD.
I'm like, oh, hell no.
I do not want to meet a new person.
I do not want to shake hands with a stranger right now.
So, yeah.
Tricky, did you have your hand up, though?
Or are you just trying to get some of my money?
No, I remember the notifications.
Oh, God, they took them. Man, he was about to tell us some secrets too i felt like definitely a ufo
involved in that one he was abducted yeah i was gonna say he was abducted so uh a good book that
i read most of um is called it's simply called noise and it's by joseph mccormick okay it talks about basically
what we're talking about right now about all the distractions and notifications and
platforms that social media and all that stuff and you know what it really does to to your body as far as, you know, the cerebellum imbalances and all that fun stuff
that goes on in your brain when you get a notification and you got to check it. And then
next thing you know, two hours later, you're still scrolling for it mindlessly.
Yeah. I mean, and people talk about that all the time about how they're chasing that
dopamine hit. Right. Um, and it's funny because I sit here and I'm like, Oh, make sure that you're
presently present. And I'm like, all right, did you get the, did you get your 5 million impressions
yet? We got to go out and money posts. And it's hilarious because here, let me help you grow your
ex account. What the fuck are you doing, mama? You're literally saying the opposite of what you're telling people to do.
Yeah, it's...
Damn it!
Being human, man.
I'll tell you what.
Wealthy has his hand up.
Oh my goodness.
That just made me laugh.
What was I going to say?
You kind of got me with that one.
I was about to say something really, really good.
Maybe come back to me.
I believe you.
I believe you.
I only call on people if they're posting or if they've already forgotten their thoughts.
I saw mankind up here.
Haha, I said your right name today.
With the digital knights.
If you guys don't know, now you know.
Yeah, how are you, everyone? Oh oh man i was just just sitting back listening i was gonna say something way earlier but i really forgot when i oh you can go back to it we we go in so many circles around
here don't you worry um but when y'all was talking about the the notification then it
was something right before that and i was that's when I jumped up here.
But even then with the notification part,
I do understand that.
Because even with my original Mankind account,
I found myself like jumping in, chasing that, whatever like that.
So if you really pay attention, I ain't,
I literally just not deactivated, but I just locked off.
And I've been off of it for like the last five, six six days so I could try to push my focus in a different direction um and then I had came
over here to the digital next I know it's less noise over here because I'm in the building process
on this side of the thing so I don't have all the followers or you know process like on this side
than I do with the main can account. So I definitely agree with you
with that concept.
But sometimes it's up to you.
You have to be willing to make that
initiative step and just
step away.
Or just push yourself away.
Even if it's just a few hours or
a day. I think mine's been like
four days.
I think three days. Three or four days i can't
remember um but it was to the point when i was definitely you know trying to hit that next that
dopamine chunk for that next and i don't even know why when did i became addicted to it because i
really wasn't in that phase um but then all of a sudden i just got addicted to it like kind of heavy with it
and not realizing it
that's the crazy
I didn't realize it
until just a few days
I'm like what as soon as I wake up
I stretch out get ready
for work and I'm on it
and I'm following
or I'm
replying to people
whatever needs to be done for the next little hour And I'm following or, or I'm replying to people or,
you know,
whatever needs to be done for that next little hour while I'm getting
dressed in between and getting ready for work and stuff.
And then lunch or in between the hours,
I'm there.
And I was like,
yeah,
this is definitely,
definitely not the type,
especially when before I,
I haven't touched Twitter since it came out so when it first came i ain't
touching until 22 and i came back and now all of a sudden um i'm all over it too too
but it's that uh what's they call that digital drug man that's what it is yeah it's a trip isn't
it i feel like too we're walking around with these little magical computers in our hands all the time. Like mine is attached to me at all times. In fact, I feel like I kind of give
myself anxiety sometimes if I don't have my hand in, if my hand in my pocket, dear God. If I don't
have my computer in my hand or in my pocket, I'm like, oh my gosh, I don't leave the house without
my phone, which trips out, right? And what is the reasoning, really? I can tell myself a million things, right? Safety, I need to have it. But really,
it's in case somebody needs to get a hold of me. But I imagine all those years that I left the
house without a cell phone, and how I wasn't bothered and how I wasn't distracted. So I agree
with you. And I feel like now that we even have these, we're even less connected to those who we
love.
And I know that sounds absolutely wild, but I have such a superficial relationship with
so many people in my family, just because it's only texting, you know, it's what they
want to do.
And to me, you don't get to hear that tone.
You don't get to see that person and um feel their energy and it's it's a very interesting
situation because i do feel like it has lost it's helped me lose so much connection which is odd
because that's what it's supposed to do is connect me so you know you bring up an interesting point
like before the year 2000 for example like we never like we did we didn't have cell phones
to just like you know run around like take with us everywhere and and and whatever and we were
just fine so you know people oh they if you weren't home they left a message and you got it when you got back you know it's you know maybe maybe it's okay
to not be constantly plugged in constantly you know you know having having everything
at your fingertips you know i don't know it's kind of crazy
i mean there is one thing i will say is nice is having maps that are available.
I used to love every year getting the new Atlas, the Rand McNally Atlas that they'd sell at Walmart.
And I have to go through and see.
But yeah, I totally forgot. Now you just got Google Maps on your phone. and you know have to go through and see but yeah
I totally forgot now you just
got google maps on your
phone
you're on your own with that one
a nap
he was looking for a nap
I was like
what the fuck is an atlas
you don't know what an atlas is
yeah like a compass an atlas? You don't know what an atlas is? Yeah.
It's like a compass?
An atlas is more like a map, but when you're traveling internationally, like that kind of map.
That's that thing you order food on, but that was completely wrong.
Never mind.
We needed that GPS.
You showing your age now pop hey papa bear i've got a a pop culture trivia question for you
oh trivia you say yeah so if we were in monty python's world mankind's collection would be called the digital what?
Mates, who's the... Close, close.
Wait, can you do that again?
What was happening here?
So I'm asking a pop culture trivia question.
If we were in the Monty Python universe,
mankind's collection would be called the digital what?
And my response was
the digital knights who say me.
Which is close.
But from the same movie,
there's another reference to knights.
They call it the
niggits.
I don't remember that.
You've got to go watch.
Anyway, it just came to my head when mankind joined us on stage.
The digital kniggets.
Might need to be careful about that.
Hey, babe, calm down, calm down
Listen, Digital Knights is laughing about it
Wealthy's up here laughing about
That's your face
There were multiple extra letters in that word
You cannot accuse me of anything
That's true
He's trying to cancel us, bro
I don't know what's wrong with Papa today
I actually used to say that when I was little Canite Excuse me of anything. That's true. He's trying to cancel us, bro. I don't know what's wrong with Papa today.
I actually used to say that when I was little.
Can I?
Because I didn't know how to say it.
So because it doesn't make sense phonetically.
I don't know who had their hand up first.
You guys, I went and washed my hands and grabbed gum from Papa.
It was I wealthy.
Thank you. You're such a noble guy. So yes, my thought finally came back to me. You know, it looked back around, you know, it spent the block. So I was going to
say something first about what Papa said about how he always keep his phone on silent. And so
like, I'm like the same way. Like, i don't even remember the last day when i took it
off for silent like it's like you know it's like that silent vibrate mode like and if you vibrate
too much you're going on complete silent but i need sometimes i need to vibrate but you know
i'm definitely not a person for distractions because i'm like a really uh in the moment
person i love being presently present and whenever whenever I'm doing it, I don't
like distractions, especially like some abrupt distractions, like my phone ringing or alarm or
something taking me out of the moment. It's like, oh my goodness. Yeah, I extremely despise that.
Or if somebody knocks on your door really hard and it sounds like the police,
like don't even think about coming to your house, dude. Get the fuck out of here.
Yeah, I hate it when people, even as a joke, don't do that to me.
I don't like it.
Yeah, I will not laugh.
I will not laugh.
I don't care if it's something that always made me laugh, but you do it in that moment, I will not laugh.
You will get, like, straight fire.
Like, absolutely.
Passionate fire, too.
But the second thing that I was going to say was, I was like, you want to know one of the most loudest things that people don't realize about is silence.
Like they always talk about the noises of the world and stuff like that.
But really, silence is the most loudest noise ever.
That's why people actually turn the tvs on and go on their phones it's because of the silence they try to get away
from it you know and then even like those little sounds if you cut say for instance you cut your tv
off you you put your phone on silent and then you just cut everything off you start to hear like
little sounds you know in the house whatever those start to hear like little sounds, you know,
in the house or whatever. Those little sounds become loud, you know, because you're like,
you're like on alert, like, oh, what was that? You know, I'm here by myself, you know, but it's just
that the silence is really loud. So once you pay attention to that, it becomes very masterful.
For me, I have a, okay, I've gotten better about it,
but I've always had a difficult time with silence because then I get in my
head. That's when those,
that's when those thoughts really start rolling in and I feel like I can't be
at peace anyway.
So that's something that I've learned from Papa over time because I used to
have my TV on at all times and I'm talking all day,
all night. Um, and so now that I'm older and now that I've been with Papa, I have it off a lot.
Um, and we only watch TV together in the evenings sometimes. Uh, but that doesn't mean that we're
not on some kind of a device or something, but, um, it's just something about that.
It's, it's a lot of times it's really hard to be with yourself and your own thoughts.
For sure.
We were talking about this the other day with Scrappy.
He was saying that, um, that, that, what is it Scrappy?
The, the room that you go into and it's so quiet, you can hear your heartbeat.
You can hear, you can hear yourself bleak quiet you can hear your heartbeat you can hear you can hear yourself
bleep you can hear your heartbeat uh it's it's uh it's like negative uh 60 decibels and i think
a firecracker is is around 40 to 60 decibels uh loud uh so it's negative that uh but yeah people can only stay like just uh
literally just a few minutes in there before they just you know start having like kind of
like a mental breakdown because it's it's so quiet it all all all the sounds absorbed uh in that room and the the two weeks that i stayed
with my sister only by the grace of god i survived but she she um she's the type that has
multiple tvs in her house every one of them is on 24 hours a day seven days a week
you know she got her notifications on her phone and it's,
you know, beeping and chirping and dinging and all kinds of stuff. And, you know, I would,
upstairs, fortunately, the room that I was in did not have a TV and, you know, was fairly,
fairly quiet up there. So I would come down just long enough to eat and see her and, you know was was fairly fairly quiet up there so uh i would come down just long enough to eat
and see her and you know talk to her for a little bit but then i had to go upstairs because
you know i have uh like a sensory uh overload issue uh too many lights and too many noises and
too many things moving at one time like like on a TV screen or whatever.
It's just, yeah, I had to go back upstairs and just indulge the quietness.
Yeah, that's Papa.
I totally can relate to you there. Yeah.
I was just going to say, Papa, he definitely gets overstimulated.
But that's something that we're working on too with
him. Um, because I'm like, okay, what tools can we have to help you? You know, because we have,
we have the whole family here right now. Um, so, you know, there's kids and there's screaming and
running and throwing things and, um, just movements that he's not used to. And, and so we
try to like, you know, tap in and see how it is that he can support himself, but we can do the best to support ourselves.
But with kids, it's kind of hard to do that, you know.
And that's.
Go ahead. Go ahead. Sorry.
Yeah, I'm trying to make it quick.
And that's the one thing that I teach my clients as well is like, you know, when it comes to going into the the the silence right into that
room it's like you have to go in intentionally not compare it to either like the pool right
whenever you first go to a pool and you like dip your toe in the water you know it's kind of like
okay you know then you put your leg in there it's like okay you know but it's like once you once you are
fully submerged into the pool you are not no you're no longer focused on how cool it was
to get in or how cold it was to get in you're just focused on being in the moment you're you're in
the water you're submerged and that's how it is or even like a sauna right when you go in a sauna
you first like oh my goodness but once you go in there and you sit down and you're submerged in it you're now you're just
enjoying you know that that detox from sweating coming from your skin you know so and it goes
the same way when you intentionally go into the silence yeah it's loud at first but the reason
it's loud is because it's because of abandonment right it's like a first, but the reason it's loud is because of abandonment, right?
It's like a child that you don't pay attention to.
The more you don't pay attention to them, and anybody that want to try it, you can try it for yourself.
Just sit there and act like you're watching TV.
They'll call your name, whether you're mom, dad, or whatever.
Like, mama, or mother, mother.
And you're not saying nothing to them.
They'll be like mother mother and then they'll start they'll start patting your leg and start kicking this
like it works the same way you're not listening you're not you're not giving
the silence any attention but once you give the silence attention it's like ah there it goes and
then you start to realize that the silence becomes i mean the loudness of the silence becomes quieter right it becomes quieter and you're able
to actually enjoy that place of being but yeah that's all i want to say and you would with your
analogy of sticking the uh the your toe in the water i brought my problem to my mind was to uh
you know the the frog in the boiling water if
you put him in cold water and turn the heat on he's gonna sit there till he boils but if you
just throw him straight in there he's gonna jump right out if it's boiling already so you know
as that's how you know addictions kind of you know come, my, uh, I don't know if everybody knows what, what I'm doing
right now. So I'm, I'm traveling across the United States. I, I, uh, I quit my job,
loaded what I could fit in my car and, um, I'm driving across the United States,
meeting, uh, meeting people from, from, uh, from web three. So, uh, there3. So there's a pinned map on my profile of the direction that I'm going.
And anybody that's in the general direction of where I'm going, I'm stopping.
I'm meeting them live and I'm doing spaces and stuff like that with those individuals.
I've already done three so far.
And I've got about four or five more lined up on the West Coast.
Mama and Papa Bear possibly being one of them.
And, you know, my end result when I get to where I'm going, which is Kingman, Arizona.
I bought land south of Kingman, Arizona in the middle of the Mojave Desert.
So it's kind of a disciplinary action as well, because I'm going to treat my digital use,
shall I call it, like, say, cell phone or laptop or something, as a, you know, I'm going to limit to about six hours a day, you know, and no more than that.
And, you know, I can get done what I need to get done in those six hours.
And then that's it.
So when I go back to my land where I'll be living, I may not even have Internet connection.
I don't know, because like I said, it's in the middle of the Mojave Desert.
So it's kind of a disciplinary action in a way.
It's a way that I can definitely regulate my digital use of devices and, you know computer uh phone all that stuff and you know
after i've done my six or eight hours uh of work i'm going to turn my devices off and go back to
that land and just uh focus on me and only me you know uh everything else can kind of wait you know i may keep have a phone for like
in case my sister has an issue over in alabama she can call me but i've got a phone that's just
uh talk and text through at&t that that i'll give her that number and if she has an issue and
it's a like a push to talk type phone as well so it'll work out in desert
and she has an issue, she can call me.
But other than that, my devices will be off about, you know, 18 hours a day.
Yeah, that is discipline.
Oh, no, Silky dropped down.
Darn it.
Dave, do you see Silky up here?
Is he gone?
Dang it.
I see him as a speaker. He just dropped out. Yeah, he? Is he gone? Dang it. I want to. I see him. I see him as speaker.
He just dropped out.
Yeah, he just dropped down.
Darn it.
It's okay.
I'll reach out to him.
I've been wanting to say hi to Silky.
See how he was doing.
Much love to you, Silky, if you come back in.
I did want to do a quick run through the room.
We got Solana Deads in here.
If you guys don't know about Solana Deads, check them out.
A fantastic
team doing some amazing things across the board. We have lots of those PFPs in here. They kind of
look like those crazy skeletons. And I also have one up in my banner now. Thank you, Papa.
Then I see Legit in here. He's with the Ink Spire. Good to see you. We got Ken in here. Schiller Sam. Always good to
see you. Joe Mama. I don't know why you dropped down so many times. That's our co-host. We got
Sage. We got T-WAP. That's my son, actually. We have Carolyn Lott. I've seen her in here a couple
times. Nice to see you. Invisin. Miss Babs. Babs is actually out exactly doing what you guys are talking about. Very
unplugged. I think that she's just kind of showing her support today. But she is actually at the
beach and she is camping for the next, I think like seven days with her husband and her doggies.
So I see Louie. I see the tech in here. D-Bros, Justin, sending you lots of love. It's always so
nice to see you in spaces.
I know you are just like, I totally agree with CryptoStoner when we were talking about you being
like in the lab and just slamming your fingertips on the keyboards all day long. That's definitely
what I think about when I think of D-Bros, D-Central Bros over there with Justin. We got Gage in here.
AJ, it's been a while. I hope you're
doing well. I haven't seen you too much on the timeline. I'm assuming you are out and about
just traveling and hopefully doing something kind for yourself. So I see levels in here. Man,
I missed levels. I don't know where you went levels, but it's good to see you. Glad to have
you back around. Tricky Buddha, as always, it's always good to see you. Glad to have you back around. Tricky Buddha, as always, it's always
good to see you. And I do agree with you guys, like with the alien invasion. I think if the
aliens want to invade, they should go hit up Tricky, because I feel like he'd be the perfect
person. He would probably just like, I don't know what he would do, like sit down and hang out with
him. I feel like he'd just be so open to it. So it's kind of funny. I mean, I kind of would too.
So I guess I'm the perfect person.
Okay, good wealthy.
Yeah, we'll get you and Tricky set up.
Whoever else wants to meet them.
I mean, Scrappy's going all the way out into the middle of nowhere.
Who knows what you're going to see.
And you won't even have a damn phone to take a picture of it.
So we've got Digital Knights in here.
And that's Mankind.
He's just the sweetest.
He's shown me some alpha. But I did sign an nda so i'm not allowed to talk about it uh i might have to pay in blood he said
so um no that was really fun though that day we were kicking it i i loved that so um yeah it's
good to see you too and of course no credits just grab that co-host position for me because, you know, couldn't get Joe Mama back up here.
You know, Joe Mama's usually grabbed it, but he let it slip today.
He did.
And he sort of took his eye off the ball, and I managed to get in there and grab that fumble.
And now it's heading back the other way.
That's true.
That is very true.
Yep.
Absolutely no credits.
So I was going to tell you, I've actually never seen that movie.
What is it called?
The Monty?
Monty Python and the Holy Grail.
And I might unfriend you until you've watched it.
Come on, bro.
Come on.
Babe, we got to watch it.
I've never seen it.
No credits.
It's the most ridiculous thing.
But you've also got to watch the documentary about how they made it.
You know, like if you go back to the first star wars that they made they made it on you know as
small of a budget as they could get their hands on i think it was a couple million dollars to make
star wars episode four a new hope um but it's one of the better ones in terms of there's just so
much passion in the in the movie making and I think if you
study filmmaking over the years you'll see that kind of in the early 2000s
that everyone thought they could just use computers now and it would be okay
and it bloody wasn't but if you go back to Monty Python and the Holy Grail these
guys could not afford horses on set right right? So there's just a bunch of comedians in
England. They wanted to make a movie. They wanted to have King Arthur traveling around collecting
his Knights of the Round Table, but they couldn't afford to pay for horses on set. So they cut some
coconuts in half and they had a guy run behind the person who was supposedly riding the horse,
pretending to ride a horse,
and the guy behind them clapping these coconuts together
just to make the sound of hooves.
And that whole joke stemmed from the fact
that they couldn't afford to have horses on set.
So it's just, it's so brilliant and such great humour and so funny.
And I find the first half of that movie just absolutely hilarious.
The second half goes a bit crazy.
I think they smoked too much something.
But definitely it's one of the funniest movies ever.
The other one is Life of Brian, which is a little bit irreverent.
And as a Christian, it's hard to kind of sort of separate the humor from the almost blasphemy but
the point of that movie was that they they were originally gonna make a movie
that was blasphemous that was kind of a joke on on the life of Jesus they
realized that probably end up getting murdered in the streets for that and so
they tweaked it a little bit to make fun of the time that Jesus lived in and
it's that if you can step away from the time that Jesus lived in. And it's that.
If you can step away from the fact that maybe they might be trying to have a joke at God's expense,
that's also a very, very, very funny movie,
especially the Biggest Dickest scene with the Roman called Biggest Dickest.
And he's also got a lisp.
So it's Biggest Dickest.
It's so funny man and then of course the the the complete the trilogy there
of of of great mommy python movies of course uh a meaning of life as well yes so yeah yes that's
hilarious as well i gotta say i i so yes those those movies classics, right? I haven't shown that to Mama because knowing her,
I don't know that she'll appreciate the humor as much.
But, you know, it's been forever,
and I think it's overdue to see again.
So I might make her watch it.
I was just going to say, am I even going to like it, babe?
Because I have a very different sense of humor.
You do.
I don't know why, you guys.
I'm a little broken.
I don't know why.
Yeah.
You might need the jokes explained to you.
But if Papa's okay with that and you're okay with that,
then every time Papa laughs and you don't, push pause.
He can explain the joke and then rewind and watch it again.
And then you'll see the humor.
Then I'll get it.
Okay. It's one of those. Oh, yeah. got it. We'll, we'll definitely try that for sure.
Um, I did just see voice come in here voice. We're going to go to you and then we are actually
going to be closing up the space. Um, so I just wanted to send out a big, um, shout out. Dang it.
Every time I go to shout out Silky, um, sending lots of love and light to Silky. And if you guys
would join me in doing that,
I would sure appreciate it.
No questions asked, no explanation,
but that is definitely our friend
who needs lots of love and light right now.
So I'm sending that over to you, Silky.
What's good, voice?
Can I post two things in your Jumbotron real quick?
Sure.
We're heading out of here, though.
But it's okay. Yeah, I know know but they still need they still need exposure and your space is a good start
to get more exposure for them that's true so the last two days i wrote the petitions is to have Congress investigate Ilhan Omar for essentially crimes that she has committed as a U.S. Congresswoman. a probe, investigate her, and if found guilty, expel her, denaturalize her, and
deport her back to Somalia, because
she has
said on public record
on air,
she has no allegiance
to the United States, only
to Somalia.
And that's a no-go
for me. No, no.
You're not going to be a part of my government if you have
no allegiance to this country i'm sorry but no yeah she might be a congresswoman of minnesota
and i'm in texas that don't matter i have a right underneath the first amendment to redress
government grievances this is a government grievance that i First Amendment to redress government grievances.
This is a government grievance that I'm trying to redress.
So share it to hell anywhere you can. Get people to sign these petitions because they're both calls for investigations
into violent rhetoric done by the radical left.
done by the radical left. And that second one is to call for the removal and trial of Gavin Newsom
as a traitor to the United States. Remove investigation into Maxine Waters' violent rhetoric
and any other politician who has spoken violent rhetoric that incited political violence from George Floyd's death up until Charlie Kirk's death.
Okay. Well, I appreciate you letting us know.
And that's up there in the Jumbotron.
If anybody wants to give voice a follow and check out his petitions for sure, we appreciate you stopping by.
Papa, if you would close this out.
Again, thank you to close this out. Again,
thank you to everybody who was able to come in. I am going to be heading over into Quack Life Space.
Quack is actually having TA tonight. It's a great night for TA if you're trying to kind of get a feel for the markets. They did have the rate cuts come out today from Powell. And I know that
definitely has, you know, rocked everybody
in some way. So it's always good to hear. And plus, it's just a vibe over there. So I wanted
to send each and every one of you guys some love and no credits. Thanks again for popping up. And
I'm going to work on that movie. And I still have homework. I know you were so excited thinking I
made that, but I didn't. You're almost there.
And I was just wondering if you want to jump in like a Discord screen share or something.
I could walk you through it if you like.
That's amazing.
Just call out whenever you're available.
Okay, thank you.
That was an awesome idea.
What's up?
I have a joke for you and Papa Bear.
Okay, and then Papa close us out.
I'm ready.
Okay.
So how does Moses make coffee? and Papa Bear. Okay, and then Papa closes out. I'm ready. Okay. So,
how does Moses make coffee?
He brews it. Exactly.
I meant to reply
because I didn't start it.
What did you say? What was the answer?
He brews it.
Oh, for fuck's sake, you guys.
It's a Christian dad joke, Mama Bear.
I knew where you were going with that.
I didn't get a chance to reply when you told me that in the DM.
Anyhow, all right.
Well, thank you, boys, for the comedic ending there.
Thank you guys all for showing up we will
be back again tomorrow 4 p.m papa standard time that is seven o'clock eastern uh until then do
something kind for yourself take a moment to stay present and as always move with intention
we will see you tomorrow.
