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RAC FM Funky Friday P/By Alphagrowth.io | Victory Lap🦝😎🇺🇲
Recorded: March 14, 2025 Duration: 2:53:13Space Recording
Short Summary
The discussion covers several crypto-related topics, including the upcoming IBC2 technology for blockchain interoperability, innovative privacy-focused apps, and the concept of isolated markets in DeFi. Additionally, there is a notable trend towards practical applications and user engagement, as evidenced by the mention of 24K bots. The conversation also touches on the potential for repurposing existing technologies, drawing parallels between medicine and crypto innovations.
Full Transcription
GM fam GM we'll just wait to get the room started but there's gonna be
Loads of fucking convoy today's and there's gonna be a fuck fuck ton of conversation today
I've got no doubt about all the shit that's going on
Let me just DM a few people you know people always won't waking up on Twitter sometimes man for these spaces and
We'll be with you in a second.
If it's on the replay, just fucking skip a little bit anyway.
So like if you, you cannot even listen to this bit unless you listen to replay.
So you should be hitting fucking skip by now, you play.
All right, I'll be back in a minute.
With a crew, with a crew, all right.
Fucking crew's coming in.
Oh, at last.
Woman, you had me hanging.
Are you listening?
Before I send you the co-host, you had me hanging, right?
Invite the co-host of course.
Queen Bee, hostess with the moustess,
foot and B-Ban from the block.
This is...
See, we say another brother from a different mother,
but there's nothing to say with a sister, is it?
Yeah?
Another sister, but at some point I missed her.
You know what I mean?
That might rhyme.
I don't know.
I missed what you said. I missed what you said. I left you hanging something.
Oh, no, no. Do you know, like, you know, when we talk about like, like, brothers and sisters and that, but you know we say like another, another brother from a different mother?
Yeah, yeah, yeah. So like I was like, there's not one for a sister, but then I was like, she was my sister, but then I missed her for a bit.
And then she came back.
GM, how are you doing?
How are you doing?
I'm okay.
I'm okay.
Oh, I've been rocking B-bangs.
I was doing a bit of cleaning, right?
Because I finished early, you know, and I was like, oh, I got a little buzz on, right?
Don't tell anyone I had a little shot of poppers, actually, right?
So I had a joint and then I just put the tunes on, right?
Got the coffee on the go.
And then I started like mopping the floor because I love my floor debt old, you know, especially in Thailand, right?
And I just put the tunes on and I put, I was like, this is not loud enough so I could put the fucking loud speakers on and everything.
And I just went through like loads of tunes. Like I went through like two hours of tunes. So I am hyper.
I've had a coffee. I've had an oval teen. And now I'm just chilling.
I'm just, I'm going to leave the canal in about like five minutes or something.
How's your day going anywhere better than yesterday?
Yeah, yeah, much better than the day before.
I'm just doing clothes.
I forgot to get the fucking laundry basket.
Just washing some clothes, holding some clothes.
That's it.
I sold something else from our storage unit, so I got to ship that out.
People will be buying shit, man.
I like this.
What, you're selling but blooms?
I would tell you the name of the...
I'll tell him but plums.
I'll tell you that in private, the name of our little thing.
I don't want to say it out loud because this is recorded, but I'll tell you the name of it on DM.
Well, it's recorded, doll, for a razor.
Yeah, so...
It's recorded because it's stacked fucking newsday.
So, right, I've DMed some people, but it didn't go to some people.
Have you retweeted the room out, have you?
I mean, look, I didn't have...
Did you listen to the recorded one?
Me and you did the other week where we freestyled for 25 minutes, solid?
me and you for me stah i didn't go back and listen to it sometimes i don't go back and listen to it
because like i don't want to regret anything i said no it was it was a banger it was a bans it was a
banger it was the convo i don't know what it is like you know we've had such like sort of separate
paths in life life right but like i were like i like not interests you know like like just
You know, relatability.
I would call it relatability.
Like, I relate...
Commonalities?
Yeah, yeah, commonalities and relatability as well.
Like, I, like, relate to all the shit you talk about.
And, like, I'm pretty sure that when I'm on a roll
and that, you, like, kind of relate.
Or you wouldn't be coming back fucking day after day.
I kind of know of that.
But it's like...
I mean, how many years has it been?
It's...
Oh, well, did you not say the tweet I've just made?
So you can welcome Scott,
and I'll put the tweet in the nest I've just made, right?
Because I've been keeping there...
Okay, are you ready?
Good morning.
Rack FM.
Coming in your ears.
For 2069.
All day long.
It's like,
High, Dark Side.
It's Friday, the 14th of March.
Valentine's Day was a fucking month ago,
and your misses won't even look at you today.
Get used to at you.
Little pleb cuntz were all you've got at this stage in your life.
You're down horrendous.
Yeah.
Your P&Ls like minus four digits.
Get used to it.
Rock and roll.
Over to the fucking New York studio while I get the tweet in the nest.
Over to the, you know what?
That would have been perfect.
You said, over to the Des Moines studio.
That would have been perfect right there.
I don't have a studio.
The studio, life is my studio.
Good morning.
How you doing?
Oh, I'm just, Ducky.
How are you guys?
So riding that high on 24K bots ain't nothing like it.
You know, who cares, man?
It's so funny, though.
Just, no, I think I think I was like, I was mad.
I was like, who did that?
Who put the bots?
Because I was like, I thought there was only like, 1,200 or 1,800 people at one point.
No, but they come in and out.
So, right, okay, so let's say Foxy's here, right?
So there's three of us up here and there's Foxy, right?
If Foxy leaves and comes back, the show's five.
So every time someone leaves and comes back, that's a...
Did you not know this, no?
For anyone, no.
You know, when someone takes a call and they go in and out,
it's another listener on space.
That's how it works.
Every join counts.
You know, every time you press a button saying start listening.
That counts out.
Foxy, get up here, son.
Funky Friday.
Aye.
And if you're free.
I love Foxy's tweets.
They're my favorite.
His tweets are my favorite.
He's legally.
And his response is, oh, my God.
His response is deadly.
Do you know, do you know, though, Foxy's, though, in the Rack FM Mafia, right?
So you know there's like a proper, I mean, Scott, knee offense.
Yeah.
You're not in the mafia, not yet anyway.
But there's like a hard, proper core crew of like external people.
Like him, Red Eye.
Like people like other people like Fab and that as well, right?
And he's a G.
He's a fucking G. 5 on it and all is the same man.
The fucking class man then fucking Southern Boysman.
I like me some Southern Boys Mind, B-Bans.
You like some Southern boys?
Okay.
Oh, I'll go farm at the table for that shit.
I'm joking.
I'm not fucking gay.
You're daft going to say.
I know, I know.
I like Joe.
Joe's got an attitude.
Yeah, I'm dying.
I need to get rid of this.
Wait a minute.
Joe's got an attitude, though, hasn't he?
Like, come on, hasn't he?
Real stinking attitude.
Like, it's not impressive.
And anyone who's from, like, Elyer and that, they...
And not anyone from like LA in that they stink a little bit and all. I mean,
Finns that aren't a normal person you'll meet coming out of fucking Washington or Oregon.
Like he's literally, they're not saying something, isn't it? The Finns like one of the most normal person in Oregon.
I can't even believe that statement's real. Fuck and I'm glad this is recorded.
I would never want to live in Oregon. Never, never, never, never.
Fuck, that shit.
You can't even pump your own gas in Oregon.
I mean, you're talking about Nanny State Extreme.
You cannot even pump your own gas.
He went from Montana.
He went from where he lived.
Where he lived was fucking beautiful.
The Calispell area.
Oh my God.
He went there.
He went from there to Oregon.
But he didn't though.
He didn't know B-Bands.
He was fucking born.
He was living in Montana.
Nobody.
No, he wasn't.
He was on holiday staying with his mom.
He's born in Montana, bro.
No, he's born in California.
Yeah.
I don't know.
In, look, who wrote he's, who wrote?
Who wrote?
Who wrote?
Who wrote, who wrote the 5,000 word article on the Finn Bidaw fucking crack?
All right, fine.
Jesus Christ.
So Finn was born in Cali and then the move to Montana.
I forgot how old he was, but it was he.
He grew up there.
He grew up in Montana.
Yeah, yeah, but he's originally from Cal.
And I didn't even know how he ended up in Oregon.
He's had a mad life, Finn, you know?
He's had a madder life than me, and that's fucking saying something.
Do you know, that's why I love Finn that much.
Is it like, there's very few people in the life where you'll meet them.
And obviously, like I've met Finn, like online, obviously, you know,
face to face on video or whatever.
Not in the flesh, which obviously is different, right?
But he's a brother from another mother, right?
You'll meet about in your lifetime, like five or six people, if you're like a person like me that's like lived a proper mad life, right?
You'll meet five or six people in the entire life that like you go, you sit back and you go, fucking hell.
These have lived like a madder life than fucking I have.
And it kind of like wakes you up a little bit.
Yeah.
What's the word I'm looking for?
I'm not in competition of who's lived in matter of life.
No, no, no.
Listen, I met a bank robber.
Did I ever tell you about the bank robber?
A Scottish bank robber I met in Lake Tover, on Sumatra.
The island of Sumatra in Indonesia, or did I tell you about this guy?
Fucking mad, like.
So, uh...
I went to Lake Toba, right? Lake October, T-O-B-A, you can go and look at it on the internet, now it's beautiful.
And it's like a volcanic cauldron that collapsed.
And then this like, obviously all the rain and shit and everything, like over the years,
like over fucking, you know, millennia or whatever, it created this like lake around this like islands.
So the islands got hot springs and everything on it.
And there's like results on that.
It's fucking...
It's right off the beaten path.
Like you didn't get like your average tourist there because it's fucking difficult as fuck to get there.
And then you get there and it's just like fucking paradise.
Anyway, it's where I met there, Mahmood, the little monkey.
I've got a video of me feeding me little monkey mate on the morning.
Fucking amazing, Mahmood.
Like, anyway.
Didn't that monkey pee on you or shit on you or something?
Oh, that was it. That was up in northern Samara, the orangutan when the orang tang pissed on me.
Ah, but that was, that was, well, this was part of the journey.
So I flew out of Kuala Lump Airport in Malaysia over to Samara, which is like to the, directly to the east out of Kuala Lumpur.
It goes over a thing called the Malacca Strait.
And it's one of the maddest places in the world to fly.
Did you say Malacca?
Yeah, Malacca Strait. Look at the, okay, look on the map,
Malacca, no, no, but between, between, even it was one of the old pirate zones back in the day, it was one of the worst, back in the day of pirates.
It was one of the worst, there's still being pirates out there not so long ago.
The Malacca Strait though has this get mad weather situation.
because Samatra is gigantic, right?
So I think it's like third or fourth biggest
in the world island, right?
After like Greenland,
if you're class in Australia, I think,
and then is it Madagascar then?
Or it might be Sumatra then.
Madagascar might be third or something.
It's one of the biggest islands of the world.
And it's got this skinny like passage
that goes like all the way down,
like sort of like Malaysia,
the whole stretch of it, right?
That goes up like almost like in the Thailand,
actually the top of it at the north.
This is where the Sun army hit, right?
but it's got a violent thing with air pressure.
I'm not a pilot, but all I know is,
it's like a 45, 50 minute flight, right?
It's like us flight in Amsterdam or something,
across like from Newcastle, Amsterdam, right?
Straight across straight line west.
It's quite easy, you know.
I can get Amsterdam from my home city in England.
I can get to Amsterdam, like less time than London.
But you go over this middle, like a straight,
and they say you kind of take your seatbelt off
and listen to this.
Not, they didn't let you get up to the go to the toilet,
None of the air hostesses or anything get out their chairs.
Everybody stays seatbelted in for the Gid 45-50 minute journey over the Malacca Strait.
Because at certain times of the year, just happened to be when I was fucking going out there, wasn't it?
They're like, that's fucking, listen this.
I was flying air Asia.
Guess it was sitting next to me.
Some cunt who worked for air, air, Asia.
I didn't even know, like where I was like,
mate, do you work?
Like, what's the crack of here?
You know, like, because the Malaysians can speak perfect English.
Right?
Oh, nearly every Malaysian speak perfect English.
And he was just like, well, and I was like, shit.
So apparently the turbulence just gets that bad that it like pops people out the seats.
Yeah.
like pockets, like mad, crazy pockets.
And because it's only like that kind of flight,
and you know, like the airlines and that,
like they always want to be saving money and all that, right?
Like, like what they'll do is they'll fucking
rather encounter like the air pockets and save money, like on fuel
than fucking trying to like, provide like a different class of service.
It's what it's a mad flight man.
There's a few mad flights in the world.
We may flew at the Lima Airport in Peru.
But that one was mad.
But anyway, you land in Medan, and then you go up north from Medan, M-E-D-N-Madan, right?
That's like proper footland.
But Muslim and everything all over.
I was next to the mosque, the big one.
You go up north and then you're in the jungle.
But then we come back, and then we went down south to this Lake Tau.
Let me get back the original story quick.
I met this fucking dude, right?
We stayed in this resort.
Well, I got an extension, right?
So I had plenty of time.
We decided to stay in this resort for about 10 days, right?
Get motorbikes and that and just go around the hot springs and really fuck around, right?
It was amazing, baby bands.
And there was this guy.
stain and I heard him like ordering breakfast and that right and he was like Scottish and he had like gingerish hair and he had like quite long curtains down to like he's nearly like his jaw line right but straggled you know at the back a bit like and then
wait long curtains hold on what kind of curtain what are you talking about curtain no like his hair you know the hair like ginger curtains or the hair style and I recognize the accent you know and then I you know I
When you're on the road, you get like, not wary of people, but, you know, foreigners and that, but
you've always got to be on your toes. You never ever let your guard down when you're away from home, away from your boys.
Right, when no one's got your back except you, you never let your guard down ever. You're on 24 hour like alert.
So like I was like, you know, just like not looking at the guy, not make an eye con or anything like for like the first day or something like that.
It might have even been like, say, I think we meant it got their own.
we got there it was late when we got there so we might have slept that night and then it was like the next
morning so it would have been like the next night and then we started like having a little bit of
crack right i saw him getting these uh tuac you know the palm wine i was telling red eye about
the other week i said i said him get these bottles delivered and i was like hey mate is that round
here is it and he's like oh i can get you this for a fucking dollar 50 and i was like i sound
can i get some tomorrow it's like i no problem because i was buying the beers and that you know
fucking bing tang and that
And then I just started cracking on with them, right?
And so my missus, like, my missus at the time, Sarah, what a gobshite.
But she was like, you know, and he was from Scotland.
So he was talking, never give anything away at all.
So we're about like two days in or something.
And I'd seen him swimming around, right?
So like Lake Tober, there's like a lake around it.
And where we were, we had the, our resort was on the best, like, swimming spot you've ever seen in your life.
Amazing.
Probably like it's fat roofs and, oh, it's paradise, man, paradise.
And anyway, we were swimming in that.
And I saw the scars, you know, all over them.
And I was like, aye, I, you know, something's up there.
And like, I'd talked about a few things.
I'd talked about me getting stabbed and blah, blah, blah, blah.
You know, loads of things.
The more, like, loads of shit I'd already thought about.
And he never really let that much out, you know.
He was like, you know, talk to me, Mrs. Asking my questions.
Anyway, I was like on the nighttime.
I never said anything at the time.
Power sinking, he's a fucking boy, him like.
And then on the night time we got pissed.
We were proper pissed as well, right?
And we got some weed.
A rarity, this by the way.
This is because we went over the other side of the island
and made this mad fucking witch doctor.
That's another story of that.
But we got away, right?
Come back and I say, yeah.
He can fucking, his shoulder, I don't know, his shoulder just totally looked fucking really, like, fucked up and bad on that.
And I was like, I said, you got some fucking nasty fucking wounds on you.
Like, I said, your shoulder's fucking mad, ain't he?
He's like, that's what a shotgun will do to you.
And I was getting, what did he just say that?
I was like, Jesus, all right, me, fucking hell.
That must have been rough on that.
And anyway, we were on the Tuak and that and he just opened up.
Like, he liked me, like me, misses.
He knew we were salt of the earth and that, you know what I mean?
And he just opened up fucking hell, man.
He was fucking one of fucking...
This is recorded and all in the shit.
Okay, so let's just say
it was one of the most like famous
fucking bank robbers in Scotland.
What a mad cunt man.
They tried to assassinate them
and they're like this other fucking
score tried to assassinate
him with a shotgun.
fucking he had fucking scars all over man.
Like he didn't have like much on his face, you know?
He had a few pockmarts.
Look, he had spots when he was a kid of acne,
but he had a fucking hefty few fucking scars on his fucking body.
Like, and he had some stories.
But this dude, man, back in the day,
Like back in the fucking, like early 80s, like early mid-80s, like into the fucking 90s, this guy was just like fucking mental, like proper mental.
Anyway, we had such a laugh for the next 10 days.
That's the end of the story.
Like, but you sometimes make people and this was a point of story as like Finn.
When I met Finn, I was just like, this dude's just got like so many tales.
Like he just never runs out of them.
Like his depth is just mad.
Same with eBay bands.
You've got mental stories, man.
Honestly, fucking mental.
I love them.
I'm glad you enjoy them.
So listen, can we pivot and maybe chat about some of the new...
I know, I know, I know.
I know.
We're filling dead scared.
Maybe if anybody has anything that they would like to chat about too.
But there's so much news happening right now.
I put Katie Hopkins up in the nest.
She's pretty funny.
Yeah.
And did anyone see that Theo Vaughan thing where he was saying about why he hates French people?
I did say O'Vone when he's talking about the French and he's all like the, ugh.
But didn't I send you the original Mickey Flanagan about the French?
Did you ever watch that clip I sent you about the French?
You sent me so many clips so long I could tell.
No, I sent it in the group.
When he's like, why do they eat snails?
Because it's the only thing that can fucking catch.
Oh, my sure, this one is getting away.
But Theo von, Deauvon's kind of funny, but he's right.
The French are annoying as fuck.
I'm going to vote for every...
I don't know. I'd say that.
I don't feel that way about any, like, every race can be fucking annoying.
No, no, no.
Look, the Italians can be slightly annoying, but they're that, like, cool and loving and nice and friendly that you forgive it.
The French, like, can be, like, weird, but then they're just, like, unkind, generally.
Do you know, I told you about the guy I worked with Eric on the Mango Farm.
Six weeks, I worked with him.
Never sport me once.
Listen, I don't know.
I don't know any French people in IRA.
I mean, like, in real life, I know French Canadians, and they can be a little, you know, with their nose turned up a little bit.
You know, but they don't, they're more like that to like other Canadians than they are to like, I don't know, Americans.
It can be a little with their nose turned up, but I don't know.
Tell me.
I'm saying what happened.
So you know the Irish, I'm not going to say his fucking Irish fucking name.
The Irish Prime Minister, I'll call him, right?
I'm going to call him the fucking tear sack, right?
Listen, they were doing the gawler dinner last night and the Burke family turned up, right?
Or go in and managed to get in.
Do you know about Enoch Burke or not in Ireland?
The Republic Island.
He's done 500 days straight in jail because he won't use the fucking incorrect pronouns for fucking...
He's a teacher.
Oh, no, they them.
He wouldn't use they them.
Yes.
That's why he got put in jail.
That's so stupid.
500 days he's done in prison and every time they're taking the court to say renounce this.
And he's like, fuck you.
Mad. I hate the world. This is what makes me hate the world of times. I hate everything to do with this. Listen, the swatting that is going on with conservative influences right now is goddamn dangerous, right?
Alex Joe didn't tell me it was some random carjacking when Alex is Jones, one of his top reporters, right, got fucking shot in the neck.
Assassin style, right, on fucking Sunday.
This is fucking war.
They keep talking about civil war.
This is like what they're doing is so bad.
Have you been watching Alexis Jones's videos lately?
That I'm telling you the threats are fucking real.
They try to kill fucking Trump twice.
It's all coming out of Ukraine.
It's all black money.
It's all fucking CIA money.
I'm sick of it, man.
Take them all fucking down, the lot of it.
It's happening.
Do you know what?
They can't stop.
Even the CR that had the pass.
Thing is, people are complaining about the CR,
but without it, you wouldn't get what...
Trump needed that in the bank
to be able to then go and do what he's about to do.
Watch it.
Alvin Bragg, Latisha James.
The fucking coming for you is all, man.
Or every single fucking one of you
that's committed a crime...
Yeah, fuck, I'm going to get more you, motherfuckers.
I cannot wait.
But you know, Trump, I didn't even know if he's going to get all out.
Hillary should be in a fucking jail cell, a fucking slut.
But he's not, is he?
Oh, get me started on the politics.
Here we go.
Come on.
Get talking.
Sorry, I didn't need to get silent.
I was doing house things.
Darkside, please, feel free to hop in, too.
I know you like politics.
Did you say the dick in the dress?
That's Sarah McBride or fucking Tim McBride, he's called, isn't he?
The fucking senator from Delaware, or be Delaware Joe Biden's kid.
You know, with AI, you can put a penis on anything, okay?
I mean, I'm just, at this point.
No, but she is a confirmed man.
At this point, we don't know.
We're into them right now.
Sarah McBride.
Right.
Representative Sarah McBride is actually Tim McBride.
It's called common knowledge.
It's all in the press.
It's all everybody knows about everything.
It's no, no.
Oh, no, no.
Yeah, that's a dude.
Yes.
Absolutely.
Whoops.
I wasn't thinking about who you were talking about.
The one that was like talking in the stage with the glasses and the short hair.
Yeah.
That one.
Saying I'm living in their heads, Renfrey.
Hey man, we're laughing at you right now, you daft cun for having a dick in a dress.
What you're doing?
Parading around me, you long, long, slong.
And Nancy Mace barger from the toilet, you pleb.
GM, Joe.
GM, Uncle, Joe, Uncle Pappy Joe's here, B-Bans.
Good morning.
Hello, hello.
You guys know that IBC2 is coming out, right?
Eureka, it's going to send every token.
Wait, I thought Joe was on.
Where's Max?
We send it.
It's going to send it where, dude?
It's going to send it down and to the right.
To the graveyard?
When is that coming out?
I don't know.
I think all that is is IBC connected to the E-Flayer 2s.
I don't think it's anything that special.
Because I don't see a whole lot of base users that are dying to come over to Cosmos
and do 90% slippage on stable coins, you know?
Well, maybe they just don't understand it.
Maybe that's it, Joe.
It's a matter of education, dude.
They just don't get it.
They just don't get it.
And that's why Joe and Darkseider here,
that you guys are going to put educational,
informational stuff out there,
and you're going to onboard all of, you know.
There's nothing to educate.
Yeah.
And no, I don't give a shit about educate.
You know what I do?
We're building an app and now we're going to market it.
I sat there last night, me and Bell, and we just had a conversation.
We had it live.
Looking for our catchphrase.
That's all we were doing, looking for our catchphrase.
I honestly, man, I'm indifferent to so much of this shit anymore.
Products, all right.
But saying it for years, and we still haven't gotten it.
It doesn't matter how much money people lose, man.
They just, I don't know what it is.
They just cannot accept that maybe they got something wrong.
So they're just going to keep doubling down on stupid.
It's what you said from the beginning.
People love losing money so they could complain on social media that they just can't get enough losing money.
Yeah, I think that's it, man.
It's like a badge of honor.
You know, you go, oh, I got smoke more than you.
That's we actually got people out here doing this shit now.
They're like, oh, you know, diamond hands.
I lost, man.
Let me tell you how much I lost.
It's like a, it's like a dick measuring contest with your wallet.
So I'm like you guys go ahead and do you, man.
Except the dick is a vagina.
You do you, bro.
I'm just going to go sell an app.
I think we got it.
Look, man, I think it's a good catchphrase.
Privacy in your pocket.
I think that's a really, really nice little one-liner that resonates, you know, that or that has a potential to resonate.
We're not making it too confusing.
We're not making it too complicated.
We offer privacy for your phone.
Privacy in your pocket.
It seems like it just...
pops out of a slot. And it'll work because we're marketing to Web 2. We're not marketing to Web 3. Web 3 is just a black hole of pain and shame and whatever else you want to call. But don't worry, dude. Eureka's coming. That's going to save us all.
Yeah, I remember they were saying that the biggest catalyst for the markets is going to be all the eth whales coming to Cosmos.
Who said that?
Who said that?
I think it's just implied.
You just don't get it.
Eureka's a bit of a shit name, isn't it?
Isn't Eureka a bit of a shit name now?
They're all shit names.
Who is that?
Archimedes.
That was Archimedes, right?
So that'll be, you know that, Jake.
You know that's Jake, right?
Sorry, not Jake.
Ethan, you know that's Bucky, right?
Yeah.
He wants everything to be just like so poetic while he cashes out the back door.
Hey, Joe, I put a tweet in the nest.
Wait, Joe, I put a tweet in the nest specifically for you.
Please look at the tweet in the nest and then comment.
Which one, the lady with the nice rack?
Which one?
The first one.
Oh, the 700 Twitter spaces.
Congratulations.
No one cares.
No, no, no.
Like, I mean, the first one when you first go on, man.
Like, the last one, the last one, then, okay.
Oh, okay, I see it.
Nice.
It didn't come up right away.
I mean, how much longer before we don't come in?
England is basically an Arab country.
It's a Middle Eastern country.
It has nukes too.
Exactly.
That's what people are not even thinking about.
There's nukes.
I mean, I know, I think Pakistan has nukes, but that's a little different.
Well, compared to what's going on.
No, no. Listen.
Pakistan is more so bad.
No, no.
I'll give a G.D. Vand summed it up on Joe Rogan, right?
Before the election, there's a difference between Islamist in Islamic.
So when you want to talk about an Islamist nation versus an Islamic nation, that would be the difference between Pakistan and the UK, right?
Yeah.
So this is...
Can you explain it?
I didn't listen to that.
That doesn't sound like...
It just sounds like you're saying the same...
No, no, no, no.
I'll go, right.
Okay, I'll go and get the JD.
I'll go and get it and put it in the next question.
You've got to listen to the explanation and he's back on the money.
They always use the term Islamic fundamentalist, don't they?
Right?
There's a difference.
I was talking to...
I'll get the...
No, no, I'll get the...
I'll get the JD Vance thing.
I'll get it because I fucking watched it how many times now?
But yes, Joe's right, though, right?
People don't realize that they are Muslim-Islamifying, sorry, with Muslims, the UK...
And unfortunately, the UK has nukes.
So J.D. Vance was warning well before the election when he did the podcast just after Trump.
J.D. Vance was on Joe Rogan and he said, hey, this is one of the biggest threats.
He called it out months ago.
Or I wouldn't be like, when Joe triggered me, I was like, yep, I've heard this before.
Europe, man.
I watch videos every fucking day of the fucking filth and violence in Europe from these African immigrants.
Did you see the other day?
Afghans and you know, Eteria, whatever it's called, that other country, the weird one that no one knows.
Etterians, like, in Afghans make up like 25% of the sexual assaults in the UK.
right 25 percent i mean no one's surprised because i remember all that was coming after
during covid as well because so few people were out on the streets um places like sweden and um
i think spain uh i forget what other countries they were reporting like insane amounts of uh
sexual assault right on the street dude poland's had a uh a live fire rule on them for ages ages now
Say that again about Poland?
You know, yeah, it's the Polish border with,
oh, what's the country in Serbia?
So they try to get like through Serbia and into Poland
and the Polish have got this like proper border fence, right?
But they're still, obviously, they're still saw the way throughs and everything.
And about, probably about, I don't know, maybe eight or nine months, maybe even up to like 10 or 12 months ago, the past the fucking ruling where they would like use like live fire on them and that.
Some of this, hey man, they're desperate to get into Poland.
I mean, I can kind of understand why.
But have you seen Lisbon?
So like the capital cities are the worst hit, right?
Lisbon in Portugal.
Spain, they've kind of distributed them like all over the shop, like, but like there's still obviously concentrations.
Hello, Swarika!
On my neighbour.
Barcelona might be probably like one of the worst.
Paris, gone to the fucking dogs.
Berlin, in Germany, Hamburg, Berlin, Munich,
fucking Dresden, a couple more, they've all fucking fallen.
Milan, have you seen Milan?
When they did the protest outside, they get big fucking church,
a big Catholic church in Milan and on the fountain and everything.
There's been an invasion into Europe like we've never witnessed before in the history of the world.
But do you think that this is like direct result from Libya getting toppled?
Oh, this was intentional.
No, well, that proved to be one of the gateways, you see.
So that was a two-wing strategy.
He wanted the gold Dina and I mean he had the amount of gold.
He had like 16 odd fucking tons of gold fucking stashed him, man, waiting Gaddafi.
It was a two-pronged structure dude.
They got control of the gold that got him out because he was going to free the French nations
The nine French nations in Africa that are like under the rule of the Frank right
Which still is in in place today. That's what Maloney's kicking off about in Italy right?
But fucking hell man you got me complicated with too many things wait a minute. What was your original question?
Hold on you know what? Who is the cutest puppy if you check out in the nest you'll find out guys
While he gathers his thoughts. Oh my goodness. I
Is his name Eureka?
Her name is Queen.
Queen Elizabeth?
Get with a program.
Get with a program, bro.
All right.
What were you saying?
No, I was asking it.
It was direct cause and effect.
Joe was talking about the flood into Europe, right?
But I went a little bit sidetrack, right?
Joe had an original question.
Okay.
Come we get a rewind.
Well, this is recorded.
If anyone, if anyone, any of the millions and millions that are listening to this right now, you can just rewind it.
Because I was going to go on a tangent also, if that's okay.
Or should I just not even.
My God, Joe, what, what happened to you, dude?
You have gotten bitchy.
I mean, I know because I'm a bitchy person, but my God.
What are you?
No, no, no, it's getting worse.
It's getting worse.
Hey, Joe, I like carrots.
I'm a big fan.
I love to eat carrots.
Yeah, shove them up your ass.
They say, that is what I'm saying, man.
There's,
Nothing makes him happy right now, man.
No, no.
Robo's talking about the countries in Africa that are French controlled.
It's a lot of them, right?
It's like West Africa, basically.
Right, okay, I lost my train of thought.
Thank you very much, Gaddafi.
Right, so it was a two-pronged assault.
They took out Gaddafi, they took the ability for them to bring the African nations together to have their own currency back by like fucking shit ton of gold.
Like, what was it, 116 tons or something he had stashed?
And...
If they got rid of him, it would also, basically, because it was going to be in that much turmoil,
open up a massive human traffic and route out of Libya, which has been the...
Right now in Libya, people will not know this, right?
There are slave markets in Libya right now.
Does anyone in the room know, actually, the truth about what's happening in Libya, right?
So anyway, and it's all down to Hillary Clinton.
Everything that's...
Hillary Clinton, fucking cunt.
She should.
Oh, she shouldn't hang.
They should give her to the Mexican cartels for a bit of fun.
Yeah, but isn't the whole problem?
I shouldn't say a problem, but the whole reason is that he was trying to do the same thing.
Saddam Hussein did.
They were trying to dissociate from price of oil and dollars.
Like bricks, yeah, like bricks, right?
Like the bricks.
When they were talking about the bricks currency, so the Petro dollar.
So Gaddafi had this fucking enormous stasha gold, right?
Where it came from is another convo, but he had a huge fucking stash, right?
Like, they're their biggest in the world kind of thing.
And this was why they had to take him down is because other countries had already signed onto it.
Like, in gentlemen's agreement, all of them, like at the same time, we're going to move away from the Pet Road dollar and send it like the USA into oblivion.
But then Trump came in and it changed.
But that's what they were trying to do.
When Trump first got elected, he did his Middle East tour and was spending a good
amount of time in Saudi Arabia, right?
I mean, there's lots of fucking criticisms to level of Trump like, but I'm just, you know,
the alternative was fucking hell.
So, like, I'll take what we can get at this stage of the game.
I haven't got long left, bro.
Yeah.
I mean, let's talk about Eureka and IBC too.
Speaking of gold rush flooding into the cosmos, I can't wait for this to go live.
You know, I heard about Eureka, and I heard it's going to send all, every token.
I heard, I heard on the grape line, Eureka Q is cancer.
Are you being sponsored by Eureka, Joe?
I heard it causes cancer.
I heard you can use Eureka for self-prostate examinations.
That's what I heard.
Yeah, I heard you could wrap it around a cow and shove it up there.
I can back you know of Eureka.
What do you got against carrots, dude?
What is your ring up here against carrots, man?
You're starting to...
In cognitively modified food.
We're going to GMOs now.
Jesus, dude.
What makes you happy, Joe?
I mean, what makes you get out of bed?
Because I'm not really finding a reason right now.
Joe doesn't like carrots because he's dappy duck.
I was panicking about me, I was panicking about my prostate the other day.
I mean, I remember Joe going for the checks in that we were talking about it and the cell phones, you know, an ode to last week.
But I was panicking about mine the other day.
I mean, I've had that fucking shits for fucking two, like three days nearly solid.
I had them spicy meatballs.
Remember I sent you the photo B-bands of the spicy little meatballs or not the other day?
this you know the at the time it's a good idea isn't it you know them ones where like you're like
oh it's lovely and that's a great idea yeah bro like just watch me fucking honestly i thought like
the rays of the sun were fucking shoved up me ass like at me ars has never ever been on fire
like that like i was fucking roasting so yeah i were recording this
Oh shit, we are.
I know.
I'm like, I'm like, oh, my God.
I got to jump off.
I got work.
Somebody, look, somebody's going to leave.
Joe's got work, man.
Joe's got work.
Now, man, baby, bands.
I'm not ordering from there again.
It's the first time I'd order it from there because my local was shut.
So I was like, oh, can I get lab moot out anywhere?
And I saw it on the app.
I was like, okay, like 110 bought.
like $2 fucking 25 with delivery.
I was like, we're right.
I was like getting bang.
And then, I mean, it's always good at the time, isn't it?
You know what I'm saying?
Do you eat Baybans?
Do you eat Indian food or not?
I can eat jalapinos raw.
Like I can eat pretty, pretty spicy food.
I just like the way.
No, no, Indian food.
So do you eat Indian food or not?
I've eaten Indian food before.
I mean, I know it sounds crazy, but I don't, I'm not like a huge fan.
The only thing that I like really, really bad is that the Samozoa's.
Oh, my goodness. Those little potato pea cakes, whatever they are, they're so delicious.
With it, is it chicory?
Yes, chickpea, yeah.
Chickory, chicory green sauce thing? Okay, that is so good. I like that a lot.
Chickpea.
Chickpea. No, it's like a chicory. Like, there's this like green...
chickery dip that you can dip your samosoa in.
Yeah, it's made from chickpeas.
No, it's not.
It is?
No, it's not.
I bet you.
Google it.
I love the breads.
I love the breads.
I love the breads, the rotties, like, all of it.
Yeah, I like, I don't know.
Some of the food is just like, man, it was good, but I don't, it wasn't like a go-to,
like, oh, I need to have this now.
So I'm a bit of a specialist when it comes to Indian food, right?
So I've had every curry you can think of, right?
Like from a fowl, or Vindaloo, Jalfreasy, like, right down to like a coma or whatever, right?
You're still watching for the chigery sauce.
But there's a special, there's a special, very, very special Indian curry.
that is for me, the premier, I've had them all, right?
Honestly, I've had fucking every Indian curry you can think of, right?
With, like, whatever meat, but also all the lentil ones, the dolls, right?
The doll curries and shit like that.
It's called the Boona Ghost, right?
I'm not cheating you.
I bet there's people in the room and they're like, Boona Ghost.
What, like, I eat Indian food.
What's he talking about?
But I'm telling you.
You can go and Google it.
The Boona Ghost is the best Indian curry you can ever, ever get.
And it is fucking, oh my God.
Outrageous.
I'll go for one.
At this restaurant, I'll go for one at this, like, because it's in the city and you know, live out the city and shit, right?
And, you know, if I'm going in for a meal, it's in for a good one.
I'll have at least like one or two of you.
Like, they're that good just to remind me like, oh my God, the lamb.
Anyway, morning, red eye.
Get up, one eye, red eye.
GM, GM.
I was out a little bit.
I was our sacred bad doing the day.
Good.
Go ahead.
Stayed up a little bit later last night trying to catch the totality of this eclipse.
Did you get it?
Yeah.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Yeah, it was awesome.
I was out with friends until like close to midnight.
Anyways.
Lucky fucker.
Lucky fucker.
Yeah, it was awesome.
And it was no, I mean, there were basically no clouds in the sky too, so it was very nice.
What about Baybans or Scott?
Did anybody else get it?
Like, oh, he's tanky.
He's coming in as a speaker and all, and he?
Well, what's happening there?
Scott, did you catch it or who caught the red moon last night, the blood moon?
I got high and sat outside on my day.
It was a pretty night.
And I forgot why I was out there.
Again, man, it is this fucking Colorado weed, man.
What are you guys so afraid of?
What part of your past are you trying to change, man?
Listen.
I was just fucking gone.
So you forgot what you're out there.
You know what?
Now you know.
We're going to.
For future reference, when you got something to do, you write yourself a quick little post it or write it on your hand.
So then if you got to remember what you're doing, you're like, oh shit, the blood moon.
You can look up.
You know what I mean?
I didn't, dude.
I caught something out.
What's something out in my big planner out there and the lights were twinkling.
And I was like, I just forgot.
I was out there for it.
I even brought snacks.
But I.
What are you guys running from with this shit?
I mean, my God.
Plenty, bro.
Plenty.
I'm generally a happy guy, man.
I've lost more, buddy.
Yes, sir.
God, I'll be very honest with you, and I've said this before, right?
So, me, right, I'll wake up and I'll have one, and it's just like a cup of tea, right?
Or smoking a cigarette.
Right?
It makes you normal for the day.
And then we retain normality throughout the day by topping up as you go.
Nope.
There's no way, dude.
I couldn't even get, I don't even think I could get my fucking shoes on when I was that high.
There's just no way.
And it's not like I did a lot.
Have you ever done, you ever done podcasts after smoking?
Or you always go in there just to have a drink?
Nah, man, I just kind of stick to the booze.
But I'll tell you what, I'm intrigued by that idea.
I think you should consider it.
I mean, I've been trying to tell you, man.
I mean, I'm not saying that you're not fun.
You are great fun, but a little high gets even more relaxed.
And you just, I don't know, man, you come up with some funny ass shit.
Well, you know, we're kind of pivoting a little bit over to just being more entertaining.
We're going to, you know, do movies over on Omniflix and MST 3KM and shit like that.
But, uh, doing it.
Scott, you know what you can do.
Listen, you can kind of like tame it and just like introduce it slowly.
So what you do is you get a nice little leg joint, Jimmy Cliff, right?
You get it ready right before the show, whatever you drink, you get your little drink, right?
Yeah.
You light your G up.
I don't think he should go both.
Wait.
No, no, no, no, no, no.
No, no.
No, no.
No, no.
No, no.
Right.
Two, two puffs.
Hold it in.
Take a drink.
Hold it in.
Let it out after a bit of time.
And then just let it sink in.
And then just be like, all right.
Okay.
That's the little.
Do you know there's a game that was created around the global?
Are you aware of it?
Well, I've pretty much done every drinking and smoking game under the sun.
It's called drinking and drag-ons.
You take a 20-sided die and you roll that bitch, and however...
Whatever number you roll, you take a hit and you drink for however many seconds while holding in that.
Oh, I love it. I love it. I love it, Red Eye.
Red Eye, have you heard about the Ring of Fire or not?
Oh, yes. Yeah. I know what you're talking about.
I was going to say, I can't have a picture.
That's one of the wildest.
Oh, God.
You are not the only person talking.
Jesus Christ.
Put me on mute.
I was waiting for B-B-B-B-B-B-A-B.
You know, this is education.
This is educational content that we should be focusing on.
Let's see how we could make Scott cope.
If I do that shit that you're talking about, man, is that going to be the funny me just falling
out of that chair and just busted my head open on the studio floor?
Because I'll give you that.
There's entertainment value in there.
People love to get kicked in the nutshell.
If that happens, okay.
Yeah, I'm just picturing Bella trying to entice you like Joe Rogan is trying to entice
Elon.
He's like, go ahead and take a hit.
It takes it.
He's like, hmm, nothing.
I don't really feel anything.
Yeah.
and just keeps on going.
And then you get to clip that.
And it's like, oh, Scott was smoking.
And everyone goes to see that, you know,
five second clip of you taking a hit.
And it's just like a normal podcast the rest of the time.
Well, see, that's a problem, man.
That shit, all of this, that Colorado weed seems to have like a delayed fuse on it because I'm fine, I'm fine, I'm fine.
And then, oh my God, I'm baked.
I mean, there's just no fine line in there, man.
You hit it?
I'm either completely sober or just wrecked.
So, yeah, I don't know, man.
Red eye.
Yeah.
I wonder, Red Eye, have you played like a lot of, I mean, you're a young kid, right?
Well, I class you as a young fella.
I'll call you a young Chad, young fella, compared to me.
Have you played, like, a lot of these, like, mad drinking games?
So you've played the Ring of Fire, right?
Who else has played the Ring of Fire in the room?
Oakey, anyone?
Anyone play the Ring of Fire?
Anyone come up and talk to us about drinking card games and that, nah?
So, Red Eye, have you played the one where you start out in a group?
Yeah.
And the idea is to get a refinal that's like head to head, right?
And where you go like, so you've got the pack, you haven't turned a card over, then you turn the card over, right?
Well, you ask them, black or red.
So it's a 50-50 hit, right?
So if they say like red and it's black, they're going to take a fucking shot.
and then if the i o kis giving us a thumbs up oh yeah we play this one and then so you do you get everybody
gets one card round the table right and either you take a shot or you don't then it's a higher or
low of the card that's in front of you right so you're gonna go higher or lower and then again if you lose
you've got to take a shot right and then it's inside or outside so depending on the cards you got right
if you've got like a turn of you're
and a nine you're probably going to go like inside you know what I mean if you've got like a five and a six you're going to go outside right so like you know what I'm talking about and then you've got to do on the fourth one once again you've got to do high or low on the fourth one from either side of your cards that's already in the row and normally what happens always is is I forgot again how do you get you get the two people through this game
And then you have to do the pyramid.
When it's one-on-one, do you do the pyramid?
You know that?
Like, where, yeah, I forgot out, you're eliminate.
This almost sounds like a cheerleading routine, almost.
This, uh, it sounds way more complicated than I remember the game being.
Oh, no, no, no.
That's it.
That's it.
That's it.
If you guess right, you're out, you're out.
Then you don't just not take a shot.
You out the game, man.
He let over-explains things.
And you're like, wait a minute.
No, no, no, I've remembered now.
No, no.
You start out with a table because you...
drinking games you need like how many people like six eight people for a drinking game right no no you start
what happens is if you guess it right you step out so therefore at the end of the four cards you only
left with two people and then you do a pyramid right so each person like picks a card and the highest
card obviously doesn't go and the first person right
has to do the pyramid and it's like a house of cards.
Like you put them down on the table.
Five, four, three, two, one.
And the aim of the game is that you start out on the five
and then when you turn a card, it has to be a picture card.
So only a pitcher, not an ace.
It has to be a pitcher for you to go to the next level.
If you turn over anything other than a pitcher,
out of the five cards, you've got to drink.
So every single step where you didn't get it to drink.
And then you've got the cards like stacked on top of each other.
So you've got multiple cards in one pile.
So when one's gone, you go back to five.
You've got to do five again.
So you might try to find the picture in these five cards at the bottom of the pyramid before you, like you might take drink after drink after drink.
I mean, hammered through this shit, man.
Then you'll get a step four. And then you're looking for the picture.
But if you get it wrong, you go back to step five.
No, no.
You've got to get to the end card.
So like it's a game where you'll have a crew of,
we used to do it with like eight, 10 people.
I've had 14, 15 people in this.
So I have a question.
Is Canada not going to like,
is Canada trying to stop selling like,
Tesla's now. I'm sorry. I just needed it. We drinking games are fun. Let's go. Let's go.
Let's go. Talking about drinking games. It's only fun when you're drinking. Like, we're not drinking.
Well, uh, Europe imposed the, the tariffs on US whiskey. And I saw Donnie, Donnie Tarif said, uh,
we're taxing you at, or we're tariffing you at 200% for all your wines and champains and beer and
shit. This is interesting. Yeah, but didn't Canada say something about Tesla? Like,
that they don't want to sell Teslas anymore.
And then somebody was like, maybe they should stop, you know, doing Starlink over there.
You mean they should probably promote their own electric vehicle manufacturers that are based in their country?
Which I don't think there are any.
It's a joke.
Okay.
I was like, I was like, I thought you were being really serious.
I was like, damn.
No, no, no.
I mean, what?
Is it for some reason other than they don't like Elon or?
I haven't heard about something.
But Robo, when I think of drinking games, the ones that, you know, back in my day, you know, this is probably before your day, Robo, but back in my day, we would do something, we would do something simple, like just tape a 40 ounce to our hands.
And you won by finishing before everyone else.
And, you know, we just did simple stuff like that, you know, a little simple Edward 40 hands.
And it would be nice, you know.
It's like a surprise when other people catch you with 40s type tape to your hands.
It's hard to explain it.
Yeah.
Without looking at you.
You guys are hilarious.
You guys are way too overcomplicated with your drinking games.
Literally, when I was going up back in my day.
Yeah.
We used to play a drinking game where it was like, you see that rock right there?
I bet you I can hit that pole with that rock first one to hit it wins.
You got to start drinking.
That was literally like we were trying to just get fucked up.
We weren't trying to think.
I thought you were about to say, you see that rock over there?
Let's just drink.
Fuck that rock.
Let's drink.
Look at that.
We should drink.
GM tongue.
How you doing?
We drink.
GM tongue.
I'm good, man.
I'm listening to you guys talking about it.
I was like, man, I was either.
Real stupid, like just hanging out with stupid people.
I don't know.
Either way, I was pretty stupid.
I'll tell you why, right, so I did used to play, like, a deaf bit of stuff,
like Bia Pong and that back in England.
We used to have, like, crazy little games with, like, where you spin the fucking wheel of fortune,
and then you've got to drink a boring shit.
Then I went to Australia, and I'm hanging out with all of these fucking backpackers, right?
I'm like fucking 30, right?
and all these motherfuckers are like early 20s late
I don't car
some kids man
riding past on their bikes man
honestly they love me either
everyone speaks to me
it sounds like you said
like you said I need a car
like fucking
oh man
I'm sorry
I'm sorry
don't want deep cup
Taking the fist, dude.
Fucking bunch of kids go by.
I need a bar.
B-Ban's been learning.
Where B-Ban's been learning Thai?
Red Eye, ask her about that tie.
She's been learning Thai with me.
Guy Yang-in.
Yeah, I was about to say,
every time you step out of line, Robo,
she's going to yell at you.
Hey, I will say, you know, the ones
listening to you guys talk about drinking games
and stuff like that.
The one that actually we used to play a lot,
especially at the bars and like,
pool alleys and stuff like that you guys remember um they used to have like these little kiosces at the
bar or you know around those kind of sketchy places where it was like the find the match game but a lot
of them were like nudie games like find the match nudie games and you can play with your friends at the
bar and like we would we'd always like okay if you can find the third nipple on that chick right
there whoever wins first is going to drink like well you know the other person's got to drink that
that was now i remember getting fucked up dude and like playing out
Must have took like so many quarters so hundreds of dollars from me just sitting there being
Bullignantly drunk I've never heard of a
I can't hear anybody I'll be right back I don't know what's going on
I'm trying to picture the game like a fucking light up game like a pinball machine effectively
with a naked woman it's like if you get the pinball to hit the third nipple it goes crazy
you get triple points and you have a good chance to get a high score
I have no idea what we're talking about.
What was that game?
Operation.
Wasn't there a game called Operation Red Eye?
Did you ever clear that game?
Oh, yeah.
Oh, yeah.
That was actually probably one of my favorite games as a kid.
Oh dude, do you know what I loved? I love frustration was my absolute go-to, like, because my dad used to get pissed off.
I used to like proper, like, trying to get fucking, I was like putting the board on angles when I was popping the dice and that.
My dad would be like, what you doing, you little shit head?
I'd be like, shut up, man. I'd beat my dad every time because every time I played him in chess, he beat me.
So every time I played in frustration, I was like, I'm going to beat you, you motherfucker.
So B-Banned, the correction to your original...
question about Tesla.
It looks like they're no longer getting rebates.
I don't see any particular tariffs on it.
This has BC Hydros excluded Tesla products from its electric vehicle charter.
No, no, it was, you know, Freeland, you know, Christia Freeland,
she was the one that says, like, if she became Prime Minister,
she was going to put like 100, what was 100, 150% tariff on Tesla?
So, like, Mark Carney, is now the Prime Minister, right?
The Canada, right?
So he wasn't going down that line.
It was Christia Freeland during the battles that they were having.
That's what I would buy this.
The original tweet that I had seen.
I was like,
is they're doing something with Tesla?
I just didn't read the whole thing.
Yeah.
I see their energy minister told reporters that he requested to change
in the rebate programs over the weekend.
I thought that Tesla, and this is his quote,
I thought that Tesla products shouldn't be made available
on a public sub-city program right now.
I don't think anyone in British Columbia
needs to be told why.
I think most people would support their removal from that list.
Hmm.
You know something, listen to me here, nobody's been trekk worse for wanting to do more for humanity than Elon Musk.
Tell me another person in history, probably apart from Nicholas Tesla himself, you know, the OG.
No, I mean, look at, look at...
This is so frustrating this.
And they've got death threats on them.
They're trying to kill them.
They're burning these.
Like, this is getting out of order.
Canada is specifically targeting one particular company with this situation, right?
What is this human rights, like, thing that they're talking about?
Violation of Canada's Canadian Human Rights Act?
Like, what the fuck did he do?
Like, I don't understand.
Oh, the Canadians are retarded.
Retarded beyond belief.
Yeah.
To any Canadians in here who are not retarded.
Brady will listen back to this and he'll be like, oh, Brady is not retarded.
No, I mean, look, Brady, look, Brady's a communist at heart, right?
He'll not deny it. He said it on the space the other day. But he's a decent communist.
He's like he's a half a communist, right? You know, he believes in elements of capitalism, blah, blah, blah. But I mean, he is kind of a fucking sovi, isn't he? He's a Mao boy, you know what I mean?
Well, wait a minute, you said it was recorded, so I'll just deliver it.
Don't blame the messenger.
No, just message him and be like, hey, we left you an Easter egg in the show today.
Enjoy it.
The funniest thing is, though, me and him sat over a table, having beers, like, debating, like, loads of shit.
Has he ever came out to Thailand?
Yeah, he was here two years ago.
Yeah, we hooked up back.
Yeah.
Me, we had rice peck.
Dude, you didn't know about me and Brady's night out, no.
Hotty.
Hottie's coming up.
I just gave him the mic.
Okay, so this person have been coming in.
But if there's a problem...
Well, wait a minute. No, no. This person's been in a few times listening, followed us, or yes.
Like, you know, when we see somebody have a little bit of a reappearance in a few spaces, we'll give them a mic.
Yeah, yeah, yeah. Hello, brother.
Well, I just saw how many people he was following.
Hi, yeah.
He's safe.
How are you doing?
Good, good. It's just a Cuban guy living in London.
Yeah.
Oh, bro, how's that how's that?
How's London working out for you to reach it all, isn't it these days, aye?
No, it's good.
I've been 20 years here, so...
Give us a general...
Wait a minute.
Give us a general idea, though, because I know London, right?
But give us a general idea.
Are you north, south, east or west?
That'll explain a lot.
Kensington and Chelsea.
You're in Kensington, did you say that?
Yeah.
Yeah.
Okay.
Oh, very nice.
I mean, not bad.
Can you translate that for American?
What is that?
What is like in a...
Penzington in Chelsea, yeah?
Is that good?
Nice place to town?
So it's a bit of West London, right?
It's a bit of West London.
West London.
Yeah.
Yeah.
It's, you know, Chelsea.
Aye.
Chelsea's a voter?
No, no.
No, I am...
No, I was talking to red eye.
I was talking to red eye.
I was talking to red eye.
I was talking to red eye.
No, no, Red Eye, you're not, I'd say the football team?
Oh, yeah.
Do you have a favorite football team?
No, no, I don't know nothing about football.
I am a Cuban, a Caribbean guy, so we see more baseball and basketball, NBA, and things about that.
Oh, hell yeah.
You said you're from the Caribbean?
Yeah.
From Cuba.
Cuba?
Oh, dude.
That's cool.
Yeah.
He loved soccer.
So, bro, bro, I remember hanging around with Japanese and they were mad about baseball.
So baseball is massive in Cuba as well, right?
Yeah, yeah.
Hey, mate, what do you think about the UK's climate though?
Do you like the weather or not?
The weather's pretty fucking shit.
It's not about their weather.
It's about their freedom.
The weather is okay.
As soon I can have money to have a holiday.
What's the matter the weather?
I can be in the pool, you know.
I have a chance.
I'm coming from a communist country.
You're talking about communists.
But it's funny how, you know, people who are talking in rich countries about communists.
Why they don't fucking go and live in Cuba and Korea?
Leave us alone.
It's the age-old question, huh?
No, I mean, you're 100% right.
I've been a fucking peace off with all that, you know?
And then they say, no, but Cuba is not a real communist.
Bullshit.
I'm going to come in here.
Listen, I'm going to come in here because I've read a few books.
specifically a book by an author called T.J. English, right?
He wrote about the Irish gangs in Boston back in the day, right?
And he hadn't done a book for like 10 years.
And then he wrote the corporation,
which goes into the depths of everything that fucking happened in Cuba.
That was absolutely awful.
Che Guevara.
Yeah.
I cannot believe that there's...
A killer.
Wait a minute, dude.
I kind of believe there's hippie kids in England
that think they're like wear a sheer Gavar a t-shirt,
which is quite common, or it was when I was a kid, right?
I kind of believe these kids wear like the shirt of the mass murderer.
Like people don't realize how evil.
He's called like the world.
You know how much, mate.
He's called the world's biggest freedom fighter and all is Sheikh Gavara.
Wait a second B-Band.
Isn't I want his opinion?
No, I want to hear.
I want to hear.
I, but I'm just telling them I think Shia Guevara is one of the worst fucking mass murderers in history.
Yeah, it is.
Look, you know, have a t-shirt with a Che Guevara is like having a teacher with Hitler.
It's the same shit.
So, you know Hammersmith, in Hammersmith, a few fellas, young fellas.
By the way, I am 52, yeah.
A few fellas, they're trying to sell communist newspaper, propaganda.
to everyone walking over there.
They're trying to sell to me with a, you know, Che Guevara teacher, and I almost kill him.
So I've been in call for that because the police coming and say to me, I can't hit the guy, you know, and blah, blah, blah.
But I say, look.
If he wasn't trying to selling Nazi propaganda with a Hitler teacher,
what you would do?
You would get him in jail?
Why you don't do the same with communists?
It's a great point.
If you don't mind me asking, when did you,
you said you've been living in the UK for about 20 years.
Did you leave Cuba to come straight to the UK?
Your mic's not on.
You didn't hit the mic button, you know.
You might have dropped down accidentally.
Can you hear us?
Well, my wife called me.
Oh, there you go.
The boss called me.
Were you able to hear my question?
The boss is the boss.
No, I couldn't.
All good.
I was asking, so you, did you leave Cuba to go directly to London?
You should ask like how you escape from Cuba.
Well, I mean, if you're willing to...
You don't leave Cuba because you want to escape.
No, it wasn't my choice really.
You know, that coming to me, you know, I was trying for six years.
I was quite young when I decided to leave Cuba.
I was just, you know, a young fella and trying to, with a stupid idea, I'll try to fight for freedom over there, but I was surrounded of communists.
So it's no way they got their power, they go, you don't go private property, so you can't fight with guns or nothing like that because they got everything.
And then, you know, the only chance you have is dying or escape.
So I escaped.
by, you know, trying, but if somebody told me, you know, the chance to leave Cuba is to IT,
I would go to IT and try to make my life, whatever.
So I found out the way to come here as a student, like a visa for three months or something
like that.
And after that, you know, I make my life.
I am a British citizen now, after many years.
It's okay.
I can't live with that.
Congratulations. That's awesome.
It's okay.
It's not even asshole.
It's just life.
If you are in the right place and you want to fight and you want to, you know,
make you project true, you don't have to ask anyone.
It's just, you just fight and then, and then you got it, you know.
That's why I'd say it's important this fight now for, you know, trying to get rid of all the,
socialist ideas and all the, of the, you know, like the stay have to be protected and they,
you know, they have to give you something. No, bullshit, they don't have to give you nothing.
You have to, you know, you have to fight for your freedom and you have to...
It's life, it's life.
This is life, fighting.
So if you don't want to fight, fuck off.
It's just simple.
But now, now young fellas, like, you know, I got two kids.
I try to try the experience I have in my life.
Like, for example, nothing to eat and...
and trying to get food and see how your father and your mom dying is hard.
But even if I suffering myself, even I'm suffering them myself, it's difficult to pass the experience.
So the only thing you can do is not put everything in the hands of the young fellows.
And the only thing you have to put in the hands is a tool.
is the knowledge to have tools and to have private property,
to as a tool, to fight for their freedom and the future,
is the only thing you can do.
If you start saying, no, poor fellows,
you have to have these and these and all the toys you want
and access to everything because you're young,
because you have to enjoy the life.
No, no.
You have to show them how to fight because life is hard.
It's just moments.
It's just like that.
And if you don't show that to your kids, you are, you know, when they grow, they're weak.
They don't know how to fight.
So it's important. One of the most important thing I see in the rich countries in like America, England, is they are living the responsibility for living in free to the government.
That is crazy.
So, bro, what I did is B-Bans, I put a little tweet thread in the comments and then pour it in the nest.
These books are open, guys.
If you've got an iPad or an Android tablet, grab yourself a copy.
But I put a little, I think I put four or five books in there, yeah?
which are really some of the best books I would say that you can ever read on these subjects.
Like colour, communism and common sense.
I think that's from like 1964, that one.
Very important read.
The critique of pure reason, which was a predecessor to the Marxist manifesto that started all of this shit, right?
So that goes back to Emmanuel Kant back in 1970, 76, when these ideas first started coming around.
I did put in, obviously, the Communist Manifesto by Karl Marx, if no one's read it, I suggest you do, the English translation.
But then more importantly, for me, my man here from Cuba.
Bro, I put in the corporation by T.J. English.
I don't know if you've read it yet or not.
You make the same when they did the interview on Joe Rogan.
T.J. English did the interview.
And I think Joy Diaz was on the show with him, because obviously Joy Diaz is Cuban.
Highly, highly recommend the interview on Joe Rogan with T.J. English.
When he launched the book.
Yeah, yeah.
Dude, how good was that?
How good was that interview?
Yeah.
Yeah, terrible, yeah.
Look, I just want our audience,
I just want our audience to know that can go and download the books now,
if they want, like Google Drive Direct guys,
no access needed, just go and grab yourself a copy,
get them on your iPad, and do yourself a favour and learn,
because I'm telling you,
your man, from Cuba had more struggles than a lot of people.
Like, you're talking like hardcore communist Russia style,
you're talking North Korea style,
Cuba was one of the, but the thing is before, pre-Castro and Che Guevara and the rest of them,
Cuba was one of the best places in the world.
I mean, yes, were the mafia there?
Yes, but look, read the corporation, learn about what Cuba was like pre-revolution,
is what I will say at our audience room, right?
No, but it's funny, and I will, you know, tell you something really important.
A mafia. Okay. What's a mafia? Yeah. And it's a mafia now. Yes. And it's the government.
So what are they done? And the most important thing is they stole for everyone the private property.
You are not owned of yourself. So you don't own your own body. You don't own your future anymore.
That means communist.
And it's not trying to scare anyone.
It's how it is.
If somebody coming to you to explain you what is communist,
the first question have to be, you live in Cuba.
You have tried.
Go away.
Go to Cuba.
Go to North Korea.
You can try.
Try for yourself.
What is common about?
Common is about?
Simple.
I think Baybans were under the restroom, didn't she?
We're not going to pivot, but we love to talk about a lot of stuff, you know.
Bro, you've got a very interesting story, very interesting tale.
I see Kittes tweeted out the books.
Kit there's some good reads in there, especially Kant.
A lot of people have never read Kant.
These were the guys that were around early days in, like, Germany and Austria.
There was a few of them.
It was around the time when like the chess clears became like really clever.
It's late 1790s but that's the whole like intro to the communist, the critique of pure reason is like the intro to the communist manifesto.
And then like you'd read that and then you'd read a colour, communism and common sense, which was 1964.
And then you'd probably read like the latest one, which is the corporation too.
Just get an understanding of what it's kind of mad like the Cubans.
A lot of people don't realize this, right?
Listen to this.
The numbers game.
So people know what I'm talking about about the numbers game, right?
What do you call it in Cuba again?
It begins with a B, right?
What's the name for it, bro?
The numbers, you know the numbers, the racehorse numbers.
The numbers, right?
I don't...
Oh, it begins with a B in Cuban and basically the Mafia,
like the New York Mafia, like the five family.
What's called?
It begins with B.
No, no, the name begins with, it's like the lottery, but it's with, you know, it's like...
Batista.
Yes, but that's the one, that's the one, that's it, right, bro?
Nobody realizes, you know.
But look, look, Batista.
Batista was a socialist, too.
Batista got to the power with the help of the communist.
Cuba.
Cuba was a great country.
No until 1959.
No, no, no, no, no.
Cuba lost completely their way in 1933.
When the communists went to the parliament in Cuba,
and then they start messing around,
you know, in 1930s or 1933 or something like that,
I can't remember very well.
I am driving at the moment.
But in that time, what's rating a law?
Imagine a law like this.
If you sit down in a restaurant,
and you eat, yeah?
When the bill comes to you, you can say you don't have money, and you get away with that.
And the law was rating like that in 1933.
You know, and then if you read the constitution, they changed the constitution in 1940,
If you read the constitution, you will see it's communist on the ground.
So the revolution was making by a communist to another communist.
You know, it's how you say, it's how you say.
When, when, um,
When we're talking about socialist and we're talking about communists and we're talking about all the ideas coming to give the power, take the power away from the individual and put it in the government, put it in the state.
All that ideas are bullshit.
Because all the ideas, you know, kill, taking away from you, the private property.
This is the first fundamental thing.
It's impossible to have freedom without property.
It's impossible.
You can have freedom without our property.
So any idea give you the state, the main power to command your future is wrong.
I don't say we have to help people.
Yeah, we have to help people.
Why not?
But that has to come in from the private people.
You know, if I want to help someone, it's my choice.
But it's not good when the government put the hands in your pocket and take the money away from you.
We did, you know, what idea support that?
I'm so glad.
Because I will help somebody.
Bro, I'm so, I'm so, listen, I'm so glad we record tonight.
I'm so happy we recorded this.
But listen, my little friend B-B-B-B-B-Bans has been through a lot as well, though, B-B-B-B-B-B-B-B-B-B-B-B-B.
I mean, you know, she was like, Rob, shut up, shut up, sure-up.
B-B-B-B-B-B-B-B- Because, I mean, are you going even talking in Spanish if you want, B-B-B-B-B-L, let's go.
Nope, I don't have any questions.
Yeah, yeah.
All as well.
I can't listen very well.
Can we hear you talking in Spanish or not?
Come on, I want to hear some sexy Spanish.
Don't talk to our guests like that.
He can't speak flirting with him.
You have, you, you, you have a Spanish.
Is he breaking up?
Are I getting rugged?
I think he's getting rugged or I'm getting rugged.
Oh, I can't hear him.
He's breaking up.
My English is super...
Super.
Well, no, it's just from the street.
I couldn't go to school.
I have to work.
I have to make my life.
So...
No, bro, bro, bro.
Wait a minute.
I'm an English.
I'm an English teacher.
And I'm telling you, your English is spot on.
I'll teach English in Thailand.
You know, when I, look, when I arrive here, when I arrive here, I arrive with 500 pounds in my pocket in cash, yeah.
I didn't know what is a car, a bank account or nothing like that.
I don't know nothing about one single word in English.
I don't know anyone in this city.
and I just landed here in Heathrow.
And the person is supposed to come and pick up me,
collect me from the airport.
You know, someone who I paid the English course,
I was coming supposed to study for three months,
English, and she didn't collect me from the airport.
She forgot on me.
That's not a good, that's not the good first impression.
Wait a minute, dude, listen, can I ask you a question?
English people, like English people, not like, you know, I'm talking about English people, right?
They're quite nice people to get along with.
Most people are decent, like people, like a laugh, like a joke, right?
Yeah.
Yeah, yeah. No, no, no, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, yeah, yeah, yeah.
No, look, she was Spanish.
She was Spanish working here in London.
But I mean, you know, mistakes.
Things happen in life, you know.
I make my way to London in the underground.
I find out with Dyson and with a little book I bought in the airport,
the book called Like A to Set.
In that days...
back in the 2004,
we didn't have the smartphones we have now
and, you know, I have to find out
the way to come to Bayswater.
Bro, wait a minute, I've got a question.
Wait a minute, can I ask it?
I've got a question.
So out of all of the food
that, like, obviously, like,
Cockneys and Londoners, like, eat and stuff,
like, I mean, what about, like,
things like jellied eels,
palis?
Pie and mash, fish and chips.
I mean, you must be like, you must be like, what the fuck is this, right?
No, no, no, no, no.
Imagine I have the first time I just came into the supermarket.
I remember I was Tesco, a big one, and I saw the batter.
You know, how many makes of butter?
over there and the my friend just tell me which one you want and I say anyone I
I haven't test butter for I don't know for maybe five or six years so anyone would be good
I'm dying yeah my my guys is is going out and no we're
See in Holland part.
Okay, man.
Vanga, hello.
That I have good
semen.
Bro, your fit writing on Rack.FM.
Let's say good morning.
You might need to mute your mic for a minute.
Let's say good morning to Brian.
Hello, Brian, mate.
I need to talk to you, Brian, by the way.
Good day, sir.
How are you doing?
How was it, B-Bahn?
Am GM.
Did you hear his little speech last night about Asia's debit card?
So I got me thinking, you know, and I was like,
and then I started thinking more, and I'm like,
I know, I live out here like, he's making fucking sense like more than,
Like, Brian, that was a nice little pitch last night with a Ronan savings account, Axi DeBacard.
I'm trying to get up reelected.
I'm trying to get reelected, dude.
I got to talk to the community.
They're like, what are you guys?
What are you doing for me lately?
What's it looking like at the minute of the vote?
So you were saying last night, you've had over a million votes.
So what's it looking like?
What's the percentages?
What's the crack?
Well, we're on a recorded space, so I'll just, I'll just say it's, it's looking pretty good.
We have to come down in price.
It, you know, like, what I don't?
Ah, wait a minute.
It's not on chain, though.
The vote's not on chain or what?
Oh, there's not going to.
We lost.
We lost, we lost our vote for re-election last week.
It was, it's, uh, okay.
Yeah, yeah, so we have to do it up. We have to put it up again. I will say that DAOs are just not rational actors. We had goals. We had KPIs. We meet and beat those KPIs. And we said, hey, we're going to double our KPIs and we're going to double our ask, which seems kind of.
Pretty legit, right?
And like, hey, here's your sales commission.
This is what you did.
You went over your sales commission.
So, hey, we're going to double what we think we can do this year.
And we're going to double our cost and our spend.
And then everybody is going crazy over it.
So it's hard to get rational actors in a doubt.
that's weird because what i heard last night i was like i was trying to find fault like we always
do and i was like well wait a minute for every fucking dollar of incentive they brought on
fucking 200 books that stayed speak ill i was like what wait a minute like where where's the missing
link brian this is not rational actors people get jealous people get like it's it's power
games it's power games oh you guys are centralized it's legit politicking right
It's straight at politics, dude.
So it's like Cosmos, it's like Cosmos 10X, is what you're saying, right?
Well, look, there's like not really that many people with power.
There's a couple people with power and they're getting jealous.
And so then they go negative.
And then I have to make friends with them and be like, okay, just because you can't make more money,
I guess it also means we can't make more money.
We can make a little bit more money.
Yeah, you guys can make a little bit more money, but you can't make that much more money.
That's all it is.
All right.
That's fine.
That's a bit for,
we can do that.
Yeah,
that's like a bit of a shit,
like attitude to have like kind of like that's,
that's counterproductive, right?
Right.
Because it's not,
it's not with a growth in meritocracy mindset.
Like I got it,
I got out of like corporate,
enterprise software because it was crazy. So I worked for enterprise software companies in the government.
And it was nothing but politics. And I'm like, this is garbage. This is junk. And then no matter
what you do in this world, the more power and money you get, you have to play politics. That's it.
There's like there's no getting our way around it. My co-founder, I,
And I've just like been like strategizing over the last like week, week and a half of like what the heck is going on.
And what we landed on is this idea that that alpha monkeys get ripped apart eventually as soon as they become weak.
And we've evolved away from alpha monkey behavior to diplomatic corruption.
So isn't that Rome? Isn't that Rome, though? You basically describe Rome right there.
Diplomatic corruption.
Yeah, so, look, you could say like the weak, you know the weak men cycle, strong men, make good times, good times, weak men, weak men, bad times, that whole cycle.
Okay, here's the cycle, right? It's...
You can form it in the way of politics, which is like alpha monkeys, benevolent dictators make good times.
Good times make diplomatic corruption.
Diplomatic corruption make bad times until an alpha monkey comes and takes over.
So you've got this like push and pull between diplomatic corruption and alpha monkeys.
You could also say it like that.
Do you know,
because,
Brian,
you're probably going to go in a thin wrap right now for that.
No, no, I'm not joking.
I know.
You're going to go in a thin rap for that.
I'm telling you, there's a thin rap, right, with your name on it.
Red Eye, you know.
Red Eye knows there's a thin wrap with that like little, dude, we're going to cut that
and we're going to get that on a rap.
Just you weird.
Listen, Brian, last night.
It's the mechanism.
You talk about strong men, you talk about alpha monkeys.
You talk about weak men.
You talk about diplomatic corruption, right?
Right.
Like, these are the two ends of the spectrum.
If you have complete corruption, Rome falls, the Babylon, what, not the Babylon Tower of Babel,
it falls.
Like, society falls when you have pure diplomatic corruption.
Then Alpha Monkey comes back in and sets it right.
And they're like, okay, Alpha Monkey, go take over.
It's like Doge and Elon and Trump right now.
Like, clean the shit up so the whole thing doesn't fall.
And everybody's like, what the heck is going on?
It's like, because there's too much corruption here.
The whole thing will fall.
Like, that's what's going on.
And it's like, I'm living it in a small microcosm within a particular Dow, but it's okay.
So we have to, we have to go.
And then at one point in time, it'll be so bad that they're like, okay, we need a leader.
to like take over and help.
It's okay.
It's the cycle.
You got to follow the cycle.
You can't.
You can't stop the waves of time.
Brian, I've actually been reading
Graham Hancock again,
specifically like fingerprints of the gods.
and a lot of stuff about how like why have we not got any ancient civilization information on north america and all of this sort of stuff right
uh dude yeah these are cycles listen brian
I want to ask you a question because it's recorded and I want to get this in.
Last night you were talking about isolated markets, right?
And you made, I don't know, you made a very, you should crop that bit mind where you talk about isolated markets.
That needs to be out there.
But like you were talking about like the advantage to what you guys are doing.
So right, okay, first of all, when you got involved in compound, how many chains was it on?
Three, I think.
How many is it on now?
Seven.
And how many is it?
Like there's obviously market to open an up.
So what, like there's more.
I think technically we're on nine.
We went from three to nine.
And look, dude, they're going to make so much money over the next three to five years.
Like they're like our five million, you know, our four point one million dollars of efforts are going to make like over the next five years will make like.
30 or 40 million and this this new liquidation thing with the oracle like feedback thing
this can like double the revenue so right okay listen i was really interested last night
me and bay bands were listening eagerly last night as you do you were talking about the isolated
markets and you were talking about that sandbox you were talking about there was it more right
Yeah, yeah, more philm, yeah.
Blaine your little thinking behind, because I think there's a lot of people in the room might not know about this,
and I thought that was really intriguing last night, right?
Bay bands you were listening, yeah, you heard about the isolated markets, right?
Particularly like, yeah, we get the emojis.
Brian, explain, like, the thesis behind these isolated market thesis or ideas you've got.
So, I mean, for the Philipson or like the long tail, like,
it's all the same thought right so if you look at like ancient greece it's like big technology it's like
big buildings, big cranes, like the technology was building buildings.
And it was like the premium technology.
You had like this other dude who made a machine,
but the machine was like the size of a building to like have a couple sheep go across the stage of the theater.
Right.
And so over time, what happens with technology is that it gets smaller and smaller and more compact and more compact
to the point where it's like the size of nanometers and we're like,
We can't even make electric chips smaller and smaller because the electrons are skipping over the chips over time.
So we go from big technology, big and bold, to smaller and smaller and smaller over time.
That's just like historically what we've done to like the quantum level, right?
So if you look at defy, you look at compound, it was one market, it was big, big assets,
it was giant and then what happens is like 80% of the like i would say not even 80%,
99% of the market is excluded from getting a lending protocol like a quality lending protocol.
You have to go to all these other ones that have like less security and more risk.
And so what happens over time is you go from like five to 10 assets to like
100 assets to 1,000 assets to 10,000 assets that can be managed on this risk curve from the technology,
as the technology gets smaller and smaller and better and better.
So that's effectively what's happening over time.
And it gets more access to more defy for more assets.
It's just you could picture kind of like,
like a tailwind, like a market tailwind of like market cap.
And we're able to go and serve more and more assets in isolated markets because you can isolate the risk.
and people get more access to the digital asset products that they want and desire.
The question is, you have to put some automation behind it because the risk effectively,
for somebody to manage it with meat clause and type on computers, it just doesn't make sense to have manual people in the loop.
over time. So the more we can automate it, the more further we can go down the tail and serve like, you know, the, you know, 2000 by market cap asset versus the top 10 assets on EVM. It's that simple.
And that's why you're listening to Iraq FM, like B-Ban said at the beginning.
69.420 FM coming in your ears five days a week.
Red eye, I'm sure you've got something.
Red eye I'm one red eye in here.
Red eye, you've been listening.
You're there, you're eager.
I know he is.
Yeah, I mean, I was doing something with my dog real quick, but just talking about money markets.
Wait a minute, it's the post to say taking for a walk.
Like doing something with a dog sounds a bit ropey, bro.
I'm not sure about it.
Like, bro, like, what were you doing?
Like, taking it for a walk, feeding him?
I mean, you need to.
You didn't see I was doing something with the dog at me, people.
It's hard to, he's basically, he is, from playing outside,
he's got these, like, scrape on his foot,
and he's got long fur on his, on the pads of his feet,
or, like, on his feet.
So I'm, like, trimming the fur on his feet right now.
So I was kind of...
So just for anyone in the room, anyone in the room who doesn't know, Red Eye's got a Belgian Malamois, which are like the monkey gorilla fucking dog of the fucking world.
But he has problems at times.
He has responsibilities, let's say, with the Benjamin.
Anyway, dude, we listen to what Brian was saying about isolate the market and that now?
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Yeah.
I mean, I personally like the idea of being able to extend leverage options to more and more assets.
I mean, it makes sense why at first, you know, the only top 10 assets were supported.
I mean, I feel like people probably, for quite some time, had a difficult time.
assessing like the risk profiles of these tokens and then like do we have the proper
oracle like all the infrastructure to support this and now we've got oracles that are so quick
that i mean i think people are offering like 200x leverage opportunities now
yeah that's not on money markets but like perps but yeah it is um
It's pretty crazy.
We didn't know about the 200 X until Brian was on the space for us the other day.
Telling us, I think it was Monday or last week.
He was like, dude, you know, you can get 200 X.
I was like, shut the fucking front door.
Yeah, dude, hyperliquid. Hyperliquid isn't 200x. I think it's like 50 or 100. I think it might be 100 on a particular acid. Brian has never mentioned hyperliquid. You've just triggered me. So hyperliquid just had the second biggest outflow in its fucking history. Right. So holy shit, what happened there? They've got the bad loan, didn't that? Four million.
Yeah, man, got liquidated. I mean hyper-liquid, take care, bro.
It's so crazy. I mean, you got to look at Humpy. Do you know Humpy?
Yes, yes, yes, yes, yes. Okay, Humpy is, I don't know if he's playing hyper-liquid games or not, but if I had to put my finger on who's playing hyper-liquid games, my guess would be Humpy.
Probably.
Probably.
Do you know he walked away with $1.1 billion from FTX?
Fucking hell.
Really?
Fuck.
Yeah.
It's documented.
playing these leverage games.
So he would take over a token, like a low market cap, low float token.
He would get like a majority, say in the $100 million region, and he'd get like 50 million
of it.
Then he, you know, basically at that point, you're, you can manipulate the market like crazy.
And because there's no regulation, it's like a very, very gray space.
So like you take 50% of the token, you then, you know.
it's got thin liquidity, you leverage long,
and then you pump it up, you buy it up,
and then you have like, call it 10 accounts
that you do this over, so it's not too crazy,
and then you flip it around,
and you distribute it over a bunch of accounts,
and then you go the opposite direction.
So because the liquidity is so thin,
you go leverage short, like let's call 10x leverage short,
after where the price is high,
and then you start dumping on your backs.
And because you're leveraged and hedged on the other side, for every dollar you you shrink
the market cap by, you make 10.
And it's like, he did this with like three different tokens and walked away with $1.1
billion because of the risk controls on FTX were so bad.
They were terrible.
So he would use like, it was called, it's called Ascend now, but it was called BitMax at the time.
And I made like, dude, I made bags on BitMax.
It was great.
But effectively, like, it was because of Humpy and then he played it up.
He would wait a couple months and then he would play it all the way down.
And he's taken over Aragon, Sushi, Balancer, Yern, and he tried to take over a compound.
And there's another one.
I shouldn't be talking about that he's actively trying to take over again right now.
It's not compound, but it's another one.
He's trying to take over a compound.
But I don't think he will.
Is he in Sonic or not?
Because obviously, Andre, we all know Andres.
Is he in Sonic or not?
I don't know.
I mean, he's got, we have tagged about 20 of his wallets.
You can see who voted on the against the delegate proposal that would pay the delegates to pay attention at compound.
He voted against.
The dude's wicked smart, man.
He's just, look, when...
When crypto turns to closed games, and that's what it does, it's, you know, if you have open games, they're harder to manipulate.
But crypto kind of puts everything on a blockchain and codifies it, and then it sets the game, right?
When you have a set game, you can manipulate the game.
And he's a master at this.
Wicked smart, dude.
But it's not, he plays it in a way.
Right.
that he can't play anymore, right?
And I think that's, I don't, because there's no laws with this stuff yet,
it doesn't make it right.
So he plays the game in a way that people can't continue to play.
You want to be able to win at games that people still want to continue to play with you.
And you can't, you can't beat him so you don't want to play.
You know what I mean?
It's hard to explain.
It's hard to explain the morality of it, but...
Like, it'd be like LeBron James playing against like a nine-year-old.
You know what I mean?
It's like, it's just not a fair game.
It's easy to explain this way.
You know, when you play pool, for example, if you know it's a great player who you have in front of you, you don't play anymore.
That's right.
So that guy is not going to play with anyone because it's unbeatable.
Yeah.
That's what happened. It's the way in chess happen as well.
And then the being chess players.
The same as a golf handicap.
It's the same as a golf handicap, right?
Yeah. The dude is crazy smart.
He wants to win and he wants to look at being like the smartest guy in the room and it's points on the board.
So look dude, I, and part of me respects the meritocracy.
and part of me is like scared and part of me is like this is wrong but i can't really explain
why it's wrong because it's not he's he's he is playing the game but he's playing i you know i
can't yeah he's playing the game from a pvp perspective though constantly constantly
100% yeah yeah every movie makes it's always pvp there's no moving from that
i yeah yeah yeah i mean we've seen it with a few a couple of other people but a few people
have actually reached that kind of level of being able to like do that shit right yeah it's the
scale of what he does it at too it's like it does it with like you know hundreds of millions
and billions it's like it's pretty wild bro
I don't know what to do about it.
There's nothing I really can do about it.
That's how the game's set up.
So we have to set up different games.
You want to make enough games where people can continue to win
and then be able to eat from winning those games.
You know what I mean?
You don't want...
Well, maybe the next game.
Brian, maybe the next game's rolling.
You know, I mean, that might be the next...
Right.
It's going to be cool, man.
It's just...
Look, we're doing some radical stuff and it's hard to get everybody on board and it's hard to play the roadmap and vision.
There's probably like three or four apps we're launching, helping them launch over there that are cool.
We'll get to Trinity is an interesting one.
Steers an interesting one to talk about.
My favorite thing of this last week was the Dr. Pepe, though.
Dude, that was so pumped about that, B-Bans.
Like, what, there's like a thousand people in the room?
I'm so excited about that.
Like, that's my favorite.
Right.
That was...
I mean, look, B-Bans was the queen, because you know that was when Twitter was down, right?
Yeah.
So, like, I didn't know what happened in Thailand, but the servers were way behind catching up,
and then we had to do an update on the app store and the Android store, right?
B-Bans was the queen.
She held that space like mustard.
Yeah, that was awesome. Thank you, B'Benz.
I would please stress out, though, because I know what Robo wanted to be on a show.
And I only had, like, I was like, because it was, Rovo was, like, knew what he was going to ask.
And so I only had done so much research.
And then the research that I did was kind of like a little outside of his scope that what he wanted to talk about?
Because it was a little bit about the...
Some of the peptides and some of the...
Yeah, B-BBans, he didn't...
B-Bansy he didn't want to talk about that.
Bansy didn't want to talk about the repurposification of medicine, right?
So, like, either mechden, Fembendazole, he was like, no, no, no, no, no, no.
I would have to refer that to, like, the people, like...
To the other guy.
He could get in trouble.
Yeah.
Like, there's things that they can say,
and there's things that they can't say
they're getting trouble.
Exactly, exactly.
And I like the fact,
oh, Brian, we still ask the questions
and then we got the answer.
So that's, like, you know what I mean?
If you don't ask the question,
you look at the answer, right?
Yeah.
I think what they're doing is amazing.
I think it's just...
I'm pretty excited about that HPV thing.
I really, I mean, I hope they're there.
That would be amazing if Dr. Pepe
figured out how to cure HPV.
Like, that would be amazing.
There's like 80 types, too, though.
Maybe it's not all of it.
80 types?
You ever hear about the,
I think it's one through 10?
Yeah, yeah.
That's fine too, right?
Do you ever hear the story about the founder of Reddit and J-Store?
Have you guys familiar with this?
What's his name again?
What's he's the guy who?
Aaron Schwartzman?
That's the one.
That's the one.
Aaron Schwartz.
Aaron Schwartz.
Aaron Sports.
Okay.
So he basically made the RSS feed, and then he was the founder of Reddit.
So he coded like the first version of Reddit.
And, um,
he hacked these servers this thing called was it like j store i think it was called and which was
like all of the medical documentation that is uh paid for by the public universities so you can't
get access to it on the internet uh you can only get access to it um by having like a license
and the only people that were allowed to get license were like the medical schools and it had all
of the research that was like publicly funded by the government
And so what he did was he went there and he made like a proxy gateway, set up a program on a university server and made a proxy gateway to release all the data.
And so they basically called him with like the, the, I forget what the fraud act, the computer hacking act, which is like 25 years in jail.
And what ended up happening was he ended up like he was like a, you know, kind of like a.
you know, introverted dude.
And he ended up, they basically said, hey, you can, you can do two years in jail,
but you have to plead guilty.
And he's refused, and he was going to do 25 years in jail before he did that.
He committed suicide.
And it's a really sad story.
But, like, he released all the data, like the J-Store data to publicly.
And then this, like, 17-year-old kid, like, basically took that J-Store data and started, like,
co-calculating like these different things and found a couple potential cures for these like rare diseases from the J-store data and
using like computational algorithms.
And I think like that ethos of like freeing the public data and of like, so the government
pays the schools, the schools then do these research reports and then the data stored in
JSTOR, well, they're starting to release that information now.
And then you have this like these tools and these LLMs like Dr. Pepe that are looking through
the data, looking through this research reports because it's like.
probably like 200 years of reading, right, if you wanted to read everything.
It's like not possible for a human, but just the ability to like go through these concepts and ideas and and and co like communicated and calculate in like between this like 200 years of reading data.
It's just awesome.
It's just so effing cool that we're basically taking the work that we built on in the foundational research
and then creating these new, different, like, cross-communication and cross-cures and the ivermectins and the hydroxychloroquine.
And I don't even care if it works or not.
Like, just the fact that the rapid experimentation is happening, we're going to find something new.
Brian, they've had, listen, they've had the research.
And I apologise about the motorbikes, but as part of the charm, you know.
The research has been out from Germany since the early 90s about cancer and parasites and cancer being parasitically driven, right?
It's a real fact.
We were talking last night, I think, with Red Eye about Kayam Pepper.
We were talking like it's effect on parasites.
You know, that's what Ivermectin is.
So Brian, I made a tweet yesterday about repurposed medicine is becoming a huge thing, right?
And it is, people were saying, oh, Ivermectin's a horsey wormer, you know, Joe Rogan took a horsey worm a couple of years ago.
Now it's like become a mainstream, like cancer treatment, right?
And saving lives, yeah?
Repurposed medicine is a huge thing.
So I think that you can reflect into crypto.
And I think repurposed meta is what we're missing out on.
I think there are things in crypto that we haven't looked at or evaluated, whether it's P2E, whether it's RWAs, whatever.
And I think we're going to repurpose some crypto meta into different things, Brian.
That's what I really believe.
I 100% agree. It's super cool, dude. I mean, this is kind of like what the point of this whole thing is, is like to find this stuff like this. The information is trapped in institutions. And if you unbreak that information and you set it free, you can start to coagulate and mix with other information. And then those cross-coordinations and
Cross, what would be the word? Cross coordination. It was like, you know, cross-pollinate. The different data sources and the different data's you can basically
print something new and um you know that's that's the power of the internet i threw the j store thing up up
in the top brian you know you know you we were talking about elizabeth holmes and that the other day right
we had a little conversation about the whole thing so have you seen that she's been getting
interviewed secretly in prison for a like a groundbreaking documentary apparently
The news came out yesterday.
I'm very interested in that subject, dude.
I think that that's the weird thing, right?
It's like you have two different kind of edges, right?
It's like you have the humpies where you know he's being, he's playing the game not right?
He's getting up to the line and he's crossing the line, but you don't really know where the line is.
And then you have Elizabeth Holmes who's crossing the line, but you don't know where the line is.
Like, where's the line?
And then what about Martin Skirtle, right?
Martin Skirtle, yeah.
Martin Scurelli, dude, I met him.
He's a character, bro.
He's like a super interesting character.
Like he, right, he played, he's like Humpy.
He played the game too well.
And they're like, oh, we can't play with you anymore.
So we're going to put you in jail.
I think you just got railroaded, man, because you can't really define, they caught them for like all this other stuff.
Like they always get you for, what, wire fraud.
So if you ever lie ever and has anything to do with like a financial transaction, it's basically wire fraud.
and so they catch you for a couple different
like CFAA
which is like the computer fraud
and abuse act right
can you can clarify
people might not understand about why you fraud
so for people who do not understand
what Brian's talking about right
why a fraud is one of the most
like
easily provable
offences ever
and it goes back
to the old bookmaker days
the old 20s right
why a fraud is about
money going from one state
to another
that's it
yeah
Yeah. And so if there's any concerns or points of contention, it's a very, very broad law that they bucket like so many crimes into just because it's like so broad that if they don't like you, they get you for a wirefired or they get you for a CFAA on a federal level.
Like you'll never win. You'll never be able to prove it because it's not, I think they also don't have juries on the federal level. I think they only have judges as well.
So if you ever get into like a federal judge thing just played out, you're not going to win.
Here, Brian, I don't want to pivot here, but I think, I mean, has anybody got any questions?
We've got people at was speak.
Has anyone got any questions about what we've just been talking about?
If not, I want to talk about CNN and Diddy and the tape very quickly, B-Bans.
Oh my gosh, I'm so glad you're bringing this up because I was dying.
I wanted to talk about this so bad.
So CNN have doctored the ditty tape in the hotel.
I mean, I look, I mean, I'm so glad to CNN and not Fox News.
I mean, what's happening, B-Bans?
This is so funny.
But they also deleted the original.
Yes, yes.
There's not a copy.
So for everybody in the room,
I mean, I hate Diddy, by the way,
should go down.
Everyone knows what he's done.
We're not trying to, like, you know,
exonerated Diddy here.
But we're saying people shouldn't be lying about shit.
and CNN have doctored, speeded up shit.
Like, like, it's really, really bad what CNN's done.
And then they've deleted the original,
which is the most glare and stark aspect of this whole story.
It's like a good, it's like a Sherlock Holmes thing, B-Bans.
I mean, look, darling, you're deep.
What do you think?
Yeah.
Okay.
So the video that we have of him beating up Cassie is the doctored one.
Is that what...
Yeah.
What we've seen is the doctored version.
Yeah.
What we've seen is the doctored one.
So, but he still looks like he's beating her up.
So what are they saying that he wasn't beating her up?
No, I think the question is not about like something happened.
But they've absolutely abused the video.
I mean, the speeding up.
So...
You know, imagine a normal speed.
Someone's like lying on the floor, crying or whatever,
and you're trying to push them with your foot or something.
And you speed it up like 20 frames.
But the thing is, we don't know because the original is gone.
So there's that element of doubt in the whole fucking thing.
That's the, that's the situation with American lawyers.
The minute that you can, sorry, the minute you can cast a shadow of doubt on anything,
it's a question for, like, in the courts of law in America.
You got to think about American law is very different the rest of the world, you know?
Like, it's very, like, strict and practices, right?
It's just going to happen more and more.
We're not going to know what reality is.
It's very strange.
Well, let me tell you what's...
It's kind of creepy.
Let me tell you my theory.
If you were my conspiracy theory, is a story, right?
Diddy and CNN are on the same payroll.
CNN did this so that that video now becomes inadmissible.
It's a whole part of the scam.
Like, okay, so that goes, then what comes next?
I mean, he's probably still going to wait for 50 years.
I mean, but like they'll take any win that they can lawyers, right?
They've got to work for their money lawyers.
Like American lawyers, I'm not kidding you.
I'm going to surprise you all here.
I can go into any business class, any, like, decent pre-intermaged or above.
So pre-inimaged, intermaged, upper-in-maid, or advanced, right?
The upper levels, right?
I can go into any English class here, and we can start talking, which I have to do.
That's my job.
Talking about cultural differences, blah, blah, blah.
We talk about it all.
Cross-cultural, like, difficulties, etc., etc.
This is my job.
And you know, we ask about like, we'll say it, we'll say like,
I, um, I, um, am, um, am, um, am, um, am, um, am, um, am, um, am, um, am, um, am, a,
peepid. Cobbon cap, ma'am.
Ja, sorry, so, any cap.
I'm just saying goodbye to my neighbours, the shut in the shop anyway.
Where was that, my band?
Very quickly.
Fuck, and hell, I got disturbed there.
I had a real point.
Someone bring me about one point.
My neighbors just told me that we should.
It was Diddy and CNN and fake news and changing reality and then lawyers.
Lawyers need to make money.
Well, look, can anybody deny that Diddy's going to go away for it, going to go away for a long time?
I feel like he took his finger on.
Listen, wait a minute, though, it's my neighbours, my neighbours, distracted.
You know, when your neighbours are pulling the shutters down to go to bed and you're like, you get distracted.
You're like, oh, shit, you were on a roll.
They had a train and thought, but we've got red eye back here.
Yeah.
The did he thing? I mean the whole Wendy Williams thing. I'm really concerned for like Wendy Williams safety as well.
This is not going to end well for anybody. But there's, but there's, I think there's connections that we got. Why haven't we seen the Epstein files? Why? Someone's some. Do you know Chuck Schumer?
They're trying to keep us preoccupied with other stuff.
They're not going to, we're not going to see those Epstein files.
Do you know the Epstein files?
You know the Epstein files?
I've seen them.
I've seen them on the dark web.
So you know they've got the photo of Chuck Schumer kissing the young, like,
she looks about seven or eight, the young black girl on the beach at Epstein's Island, right?
Yeah.
Do you think, you think, uh, Tuchshuma just folded, like a pack of cards over nothing?
One day is like, we're going to shut down the government.
Next day, he's like, I'm voting for this.
Whoop, there you go, I need to suck the noise.
There's blackmail.
If Trump's using blackmail to get the good people like to do the right things,
then I'm happy with that.
I'm not going to complain.
Put it that way.
100%. Dude, let's, I'll chat in the background. We will, I got some, I got some good, good shows for you or good people to chat with. They're like,
quality. I'm in touch with the head of the Bitcoin Policy Institute guy. One of the smartest
people I've ever met, his writing's incredible. We have like a steer that's a protocol
that that's going to be like growing, doing some cool stuff with like vaults and Ronan.
And then the Trinity is like this rad little app. I'll send the information in the background.
These guys are all built in like cool shit.
Dude, always a pleasure.
Thanks for having me.
I didn't.
You know what we say?
Rackham, rackum and stack them.
So I'll tell you what I'll do, though.
Rackam and stack them.
I'll tell you what I'll do, though.
I need to update the calendar and I'll send you a message about this.
I've had a little curveball on Tuesdays and Thursdays where I'm going to have to start in like an hour later.
I'll fill you in on the details.
But B-B-B-B-B-B.
You know what?
Like, you often hear about chains and about Daps and about this.
You never hear about enough about the BD companies,
the people that work in the background that are actually like doing a lot of shit
and pulling a lot of strings, right?
Brian, you know, got a special place on Rackafem, son, right?
You know that.
Thank you, sir.
It's a pleasure, dude.
It's so fun to be here.
Thanks a lot, man.
All right, I got to go.
Thanks, guys.
See you in Thailand.
I see you in Thailand later this year, hopefully.
I'm going to fly down to meet them, you know, B-B-Bans.
I'll have to, and I'll have to fly down a bucket when he flies in.
Reddy, you're back, son, your little scavenger.
What are you being up to?
Is your daughter, have you?
Sort of your dog out?
No, I don't know.
I think I was just walking around to a bad internet spot in my house, and it disconnected me.
So it shoved me down to listener.
But, bro.
Yeah, just getting ready for the day.
You're not got stalling like.
Is he not got stalling?
Has he not?
Is it in North Carolina, isn't he?
Not got Starlink, have you not?
What you've seen, Pleb?
No, I got Spectrum.
No Starlink right now.
But maybe in the future.
Depends on how fucking expensive this Spectrum Internet gets.
Here we got a, before we welcome Tank, we got a draft of Finn today.
B-Bans, have you listened to Finn's draft of his first song of his beat or not?
I'm going to have to have a word.
Not yet I wasn't.
I reckon he's high on Ket when he's done that one.
I'm going to have to have a word with Finn.
Finn, if you listen to this on the recording, bro, we'll talk tomorrow, like we need a convo, like bro.
Like I like your verses, but that weird one you did with a voice in the middle, we're going to have to talk about that.
But anyway, that's just a progression on how Finn's getting on with his new music.
Tankie, tankie's back. I mean, we've got tanky, we've got, we've got, Kit.
Where's Kit? Can we not have another woman?
I'm back.
Listen, Kit,
can send me a message.
She's like,
what do you mean you're excited about HPV?
I was like,
I didn't,
on the show they were talking about
that they had,
they had,
you possibly found Dr. Pepe
figured out a cure for,
HPV.
She's like,
I thought you,
the next thing you know,
B-Bands is like,
our next guest is someone,
just someone with syphilis.
And we're going to talk to and just,
yeah,
You know, you know, I'll give you a quick synops to see you though.
Brian says, oh, I'll get you an interview with their Dr.pepepeaa.com.
And I'm like, dude, hook it up. Let's go, right?
We get an interview.
I mean, I normally wouldn't have been roged, but I was at this time.
So therefore, B-Bans did this.
We got 24K, man.
Talk about shit all you want, right?
We've got 24K numbers are there.
We'll the monthly numbers.
Will I do the movie bounce?
Will I do the monthly numbers from March?
Oh my goodness, Chris.
You know what?
We're going to have like, we're going to have like 3,000 per show over the month.
Thank you.
Thank you for Ruben.
I'm so lost now.
Sorry about earlier.
My ass got rock too, but yeah.
Tank, it's all the rug, isn't it? It's all fun. I love Tang because he's just the boyo.
Like we had a convo on, I think it was at Monday tank where it was like on here like eight of us in the room or something and we just like talk shit for like three, two hours.
I love a bit of tank. I love a bit of red eye. Scotty, you're getting there, son.
I mean, Oogie, you know, you're a newcomer, we get it. But we love you all. We love you.
Kit, you need to join this space, man.
She's a right shit talker, isn't she, kid?
I need to get back to doing my numbers too, man.
I got to get back to just shooting the shit more often.
I've been so freaking, I've been exhausted lately, dude.
You guys are talking about the blood moon.
I went out last night and sacrificed animals to the blood moon.
Because, you know, my deep dark secret is, I'm right there with Hollywood,
and my success is tied to my sacrifices.
So I need to make sure that I keep doing it.
But we're opening up another arm of our business down in Memphis,
or like the outskirts of Memphis, and it's fucking exhausting.
You know what, Tank, I can imagine being a real estate magnet is a fucking tough gig.
So hats off like respect where respects you.
He's a player, isn't he, Tank?
That's what I love about Tank.
He's a fucking player.
Don't hate the player.
You got to be grinding.
You got to be grinding, dude.
Like, I want to be comfortable in life.
I don't know who was some, some, I think maybe Red Ice that somebody said it before.
And I like, it just vibed me.
And it was like, I have comfort.
right like if shit hit the fan and like whatever and like you know we had to close stuff so so like
regardless i would be comfortable compared to most people but at the same time that shit gets
really boring like i i i need to have like stress in my life to like to to hit to stride if you know what i
mean like
So like I'm always like looking to push the envelope and like when I do it I'm like why am I doing this but at the same time when I'm not I need to do it
Can I tell you something outside perspective? Robo or uncle Robo speaking up you're fucking lucky as fuck that you've got like two fucking really decent like fucking cool boys like you've got your back up. I?
Yeah, anybody's, you know, double-a-chores.
Every parent knows that.
Yeah, every parent knows it, though.
It's like being a professional and being a parent, it's like a, it's a weird, it's a weird dynamic, man.
Because, like, you want to have this level of, like, comfort and success and, like, you work
hard for your family.
That's what, you know, everybody tries to.
And you kind of, you believe it and stuff like, I work hard so my kids can, like, live
a life, so I can live a life.
But at the same time, like.
Like, I want them to see that, like, you gotta work hard.
And so, like, you can't be too comfortable, you know, it's a weird, it's a weird fucking thing, man.
Super weird.
Like, I worry if I, if I, if I press too hard, will it wreck my family?
But if I don't, if I don't press too hard, is it going to wreck my family at the same time?
You know what I mean?
I'm feeling you.
I'll feel a vibe.
Listen, Tunk.
Yeah.
B-Bans, what's gone on in the fucking chat?
You're telling me you have a shower
and I tell you I can smell you from Bangkok.
Literally, if I didn't know B-B-B-B-B-A-B-B-ans as well,
I couldn't ever speak like this to her.
The hell is going on?
I'm so lost right now.
What the fuck you guys don't get?
He's talking
We talk shit in the background
And he's telling me that
I said I would need to take a shower soon
So I can
I got to mail something out
And he was telling me that I smell
That's it
I felt like he needed to tell anybody that
But fine
You bad, he's got a good fresh
Honestly
Honestly, I swear to God, rate, I wish all the people could be in the Ragafem group chart.
It's like even pair rental, like, I didn't know if your parents are still alive, people, but like, even you, Lottie, or kids wouldn't need parent.
Hey, I got a question for you guys, talking about, I don't know what I thought about you now.
But, uh, so the other day, we hired, uh, when I say the other day, I mean, like last week, we hired a, um,
a tutor slash like personal executive assistant for me and my wife and I um she's like just going to cover
everything anyway she's like she we're in the office this was yesterday and she's tutoring the boys
and going back and forth and like doing a bunch of other things that we've asked her to do and uh she she's
young she's like 22 or whatever she comes running up to my desk there's like a ton of other I'm the only male
staffed person in the whole like office other than the other associate doctor.
Um, but she comes running up to me and she goes, tell me if you guys have heard this term before.
She goes, hey, wide eye, really big wide looking like she's panicking and sweaty.
And she goes, hey, I, I need help.
I need help.
I just took a massive dunk and I need to fix this because it's not, it's not, it's not, it's not, it's not, it's not fixing itself.
And I was like, what the hell did you just say to me?
Do you guys call your poops?
Dunks?
Like, I don't.
I know.
Have you heard somebody call it a dunk?
I was so bamboozled.
I was like, I thought it was just me being old.
I was like, what did you just say?
Why did she talk to you like that, though?
Well, I was she's young, right?
Like, right?
It was like, I think she was embarrassed.
One, it's funny as fuck, right?
Like, she's, uh,
She's her nanny first and foremost and then she's everything else
But she runs up to the only male in the office
There's tons of other girls like if I was I would have asked like if it was rose reversed
There's no fucking way I would have walked up to the only female in the office and said I took a massive dump and it's not going down the toilet
I need help I would have gone to a dude like
You know, or somebody related.
Oh, my God.
No, I would have totally gone to it.
Like, she did the right thing by going to a man.
I wouldn't go to a lady with that shit.
Really?
I'd be like, man.
Because I'd be like I imagine other ladies taking little poops, you know, just like little normal poops.
And I'm going to be like, I just took a giant man size.
But she like, you, okay, see.
Yeah.
To even, like, I was so bad, because she said dunk, and I'm thinking that's a huge dump.
Like, you don't, like, if you're scoring in basketball, like, you know, you could, I don't know, like, when you dunk, that means you're, like, pushing it down and you're making it, like, who describes their do-dos as dunks?
I was like, what the fuck?
If she was a British nanny or an all-pair, right?
If she was British...
She'd have just like ran up here and said,
Oh, I need a banging shit.
Like, she would have literally said, like what's on the table?
It's a banging shit, right?
Is that what we're talking about here or not?
A dunk?
Is that a banging shit?
She took a shit.
She took a shit in the, and it got, she needed a plunger.
And so anyway, like, so like, I didn't want to embarrass her, even though I thought it was fucking hilarious and I was dying inside.
Like, once I figured out, the only way I figured it out was her eyes were so big.
And like, you know, like when people are panicking, you can see like their stress levels in their tones.
Like, she kept saying, I need to fix this.
I need to fix this.
Uh, no why, because she was scared of the woman that was gonna go in next might be like your wife.
Whatever it was, I was like, yeah, yeah, yeah.
It's in the other bathroom.
Get it from the other bathroom.
And so she, you know, whatever, she fixed it.
Like, I played it down.
I was like, you know, I'm not going to embarrass her anymore.
Even though the first thing I did was run to my wife and be like, you should have heard what she asked me.
But yeah, I was just wondering if you guys ever heard somebody call their do-dos at dunk.
I was like, where the fuck?
Never.
Never.
Never.
Hey bands, have you ever used a plunger though?
So I've had to use the plunger twice in my life, right?
But one of them, fucking, was like King Kong's fucking arm.
Wait, wait, wait. Do you plunge the doo-doo or do you go around the do-da and then try to plunge it?
Bro, I had one. I had one before.
I had one before, listen to this, it was bending at right angles.
Like, to get it down, it was bending at right angles, like...
I gave birth to an elephant one day, man.
I've never seen any...
It's a swirly, fucking cone or something like that, like a soft serve?
This is disgusting, by the way.
I want to change the topic and I brought it up.
I know.
I don't want to talk about this.
We've already talked about this.
We've already all shared this situation.
I'm sure of it.
I remember my...
You know, wait a minute.
You know, yesterday, you know, yesterday on the Bangkok post, there was...
There was a video, there was a dude up north and he was getting his septic tank drained.
And then the tank that was draining it burst.
And he's got this tiny little hose pipe and he's tried to like,
and there's like a billion gallons of shit spilling all over his front porch and he's got this side of it.
He's tried to like wash it away with his tiny little hose and it's spilling in his garden.
His house is hilarious.
Bangkok post on Twitter
you'll say
I just can't scroll
down a couple of like tweets
I'm not going to look that up
I know
I know let's change the subject
and I want to eat something
I'm sorry I had to bring that up
but I was so curious
I was like I've never heard
anybody call it at that
Look look
None of us
Wait a minute
None of us like shit, but it is funny.
Like shit convoes are always going to, like, end up with a punchline,
or there's always going to be a, you know, tank plunging his new employees,
his new wide-eyed employees, shit out the toilet.
Fuck that. I'm not, I looked at it. I wanted to say, you better fix that shit.
Yeah, you better fucking fix.
If you really wanted to fuck with you, you go in there, be like, oh, my God, I don't know if we can fix this.
How...
You know what you should have
You should have just handed her
Wait wait a minute
Where
I'm gonna have to call her a
disposable knife
You should have gave her a disposable
And let her chop it up
And then she'd be like
Handled
Please throw that knife
Stop! That's disgusting
Vans
Wait a minute
Wait a minute
Isn't listen to this
So isn't
Looking at someone else's shit
Like you're happy as fuck
To look at your own shit
Yeah
But looking at someone else's has a really different effect, doesn't it?
It's like it's PTSD a little bit like you see someone.
Wait a lot of it right now.
Fuck, I shouldn't have brought this up.
I'm sorry.
Pivot.
Pivot.
Hey, so how about the silver price?
How about those silver prices?
How about those silver prices?
How about gold?
How about gold reaching with $3,000?
No, we're not talking about shit no more.
It's a hell.
It's the way.
Doesn't matter, it's a B-Bans, it doesn't matter if it's a pilot or a log.
If you see someone else's shit, it's an abuse on your mind for the rest of your life.
You'll never forget that shit.
Literally.
It's like scar.
Right, we're talking about gold.
We're tanks, right?
Not gold.
Wait a minute.
Wait a minute, gold tank.
The outflows have slowed down, not stopped, but slowed down from London.
So, you know, we were talking about London.
UK and everybody else needs to start.
They're starting to stockpile this shit because they know, they know what's coming.
They ain't gotten on.
They ain't gotten on.
The UK and gotten on, bro.
They're trying to get it back from other places, man.
They've had to ship most of theirs to America.
Yeah.
I told you it went from 72 hours.
Dude, for fucking how many years, decades,
has there been 72 hours guaranteed delivery
from the fucking Bank of England, right, on gold, physical gold.
It went to 68 weeks.
Anyway, the outflows have severely slowed in the last week to 10 days.
Do you guys think Fort Knox actually has gold?
Do you guys actually think we got to go?
I think that's dumb, but I don't think it has all.
What about you, Red Eye? You think we actually got the gold?
The US?
I bet you're missing 10%.
I bet you're missing 10%.
There are.
I don't think that they...
I actually don't think it's likely that Fort Knox will allow some sort of public audit.
If it is gone, with Trump in office, you can expect whoever is responsible for that,
or agency is responsible for that to get fired and or tried criminally.
There isn't actual, there isn't going to be like, there's going to be some actual gold,
but it's going to just be like little pieces of paper that, like, equal one gold note, like, an IOU.
Yeah.
I'll use tin foil.
Like, it's going to be gold foils.
Like, oh, yeah, I owe you.
But it'll take a while to audit a supply that big.
Just to like, and I mean, it could be things as small as like, we do have gold bars,
but there are some that their purity is not what they say they are.
Maybe it's like 22 instead of 24-carat.
Yeah.
But I think if there's one country that would still have their gold, I would think it would be the U.S.
We're good at holding on to shit.
The U.S. doesn't even, I think the U.S. number seven, actually.
What? Largest gold reserves?
Yep, gone Google it right now.
Go on Google it right now and tell me.
I think all the gold's in Africa.
No, no.
Yes, it is. All of it's in Africa.
All of it surprised you'd be surprised where like Italy Japan Germany
Japan got shit bro Japan I got China is that number six is a price is US is number one uh
Where in it? What website are you on?
Didn't it give me any bullshit website?
You better be checking three websites because this is bullshit.
I'm on Wikipedia right now.
It's called www.bidenfacts.com.
I'm on Wikipedia right now.
It says it's updated as of 7 February, uh, 2025.
I'll check this again, but...
Okay, Wikipedia. Okay.
This list is...
Right, so it was updated recently when the outflows of England came in, right?
Okay.
So, US...
Where are France, Japan, and Italy on the list?
France is number four. If you don't include the IMF, France is number four.
Japan is number nine. And then what was the other one you asked about? Italy.
Germany. Italy and Germany? Where are there?
Germany is number two. Italy is number three. U.S. is one.
Why is it the number two? They are, I told you, man. Why is Italy number two? Ask yourself.
Where's Africa at?
Why?
Because all the motherfuckers be digging it up in Africa and India
No, no no no what they're not a bit for themselves
Wait a minute, what's in Italy
There's
uh... two nothing they what in the why would there be so much gold in the country of it
because eruptions made major volcanoes in eruptions go to go to places that have major eruptions
no it's got nothing to do with that i almost thought it would i don't know i said too many uh catholic
church oh you're talking about the vatican are you is that what you're talking about yep hey is that
motherfuck you're still sick
Isn't the Pope's...
Is he not died already?
He needs to have died.
Fuck the Pope.
Fuck the Catholic Church.
Fuck the fucking English fucking monarchy.
Fuck them all.
Every European monarchy can fucking burn for me.
Like, I hate them all.
Not be talking about my Lord and Savior's representative in human form here.
You blasphemy, motherfucker, repent, and go say your hell marries right now.
Yeah.
So the EU that actually has more gold than Germany, Italy and France combined.
So that...
Allegedly, allegedly, wait a minute.
Allegedly, wait a minute.
So two weeks ago, or when I sent in the Baybans,
Tucker Carlson did the interview with a gold expert and he gave all the facts.
Basically, pretty much the vast majority of what Red Eye saying, apart from Italy, is bullshit, right?
Facts.
Gone, go back, two weeks, took a Carlson, you'll see it, it's about the...
It's all about gold.
And obviously, precious metals.
He did a full show.
And he went through the whole thing.
And the whole China thing and everything.
Like...
So, do you know how much gold, England, the UK?
I class myself as English, obviously, so I always say England when I'm in the UK.
Do you know how much gold the UK sold the rock bottom, like the bottom, the triple bottom, in 2000, early 2004.
Gordon Brown, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, decided to sell like...
an unbelievable amount of gold to China.
Somebody please gone, Google this and prove me wrong.
Gordon Brown selling like China gold in 2000s.
The last people I sell my gold to you is China.
I couldn't believe it.
England sold like a massive portion of its gold reserves at the bottom.
I will say, you know, personally, the one thing I do kick myself over is I have so much more other precious metals other than gold.
I'm just not a fan of gold.
I'm just not like I don't like the look of it and all this other stuff, but like, damn, I shit about more of it.
Fuck, it's like the thing I don't have enough of.
Well, the thing that puts a lot of people off gold is that it's not used in any manufacturing form.
I suppose the silver, which is used in manufacturing.
That's a difference.
I mean, gold is used in electronics.
It's used in electronics.
Yeah, but not that much.
You can find gold all over, like, chips and all kinds of shit, but just, yeah, not as much as silver.
Silver, it's way better use case, industrialized.
Hey, guys, real quick, I just want to talk about something else besides gold.
Did you see the United Nations judge that, what, is going to jail for slavery?
She was keeping a slave.
Did you guys hear about that shit?
Wouldn't surprise me.
So this United Nations judge, she literally was arrested for, she had, she was keeping a slave.
And her, when they came to arrest her, she basically was like, I think this was in, I think this was in English, she got arrested.
But anyways, she literally was like, I have, I have diplomatic immunity.
Like, I'm like.
I'm a judge in my country, so I have immunity.
Like, she didn't, she came here.
She used to work.
She was there before, and then she came here because she wanted to.
She asked me if she could come here.
I'm like, oh, evil bitch.
She's going to jail.
Do you know, do you know, human slavery?
What a piece of shit.
You know, human slavery is at its maximum right now.
There has never in the history of the world being more human slavery than there is in the world right now.
And that's a fact.
We abolished it 150, 170 years ago, bullshit, did we?
Oh, yeah.
She got arrested in the UK.
Uganda, UN judge.
Yeah.
Do you know what we did with slavery?
We just put it on the black market, like narcotics, like everything else.
Like in the late 1800s, you could buy opium on the street in England.
Early 1920s you can buy cocaine from the pharmacies, right?
All the shit became illegal.
Slavery became illegal, so they're going to just make more money from it.
I just think it's super brazen that she thought that she would be able to keep a slave.
You know what I mean?
So do you know, I have slaves.
I just call them employees.
You should have started a private prison.
Private prisons legal slavery.
Or I guess owning a prison, that's legal slavery.
So as a source working in Saudi Arabia. Do you want the numbers?
So do you want the numbers or not?
What work can you do while you're in prison?
Like that is like...
Do you know, B'ans, do you know about the documentary that came out in October or sorry, November, I think, the ITV documentary late last year?
So do you know about the line and the full development thing that they're doing MBS is doing in like Saudi, right?
You know, the fucking whole thing from the ocean to the mountain resort,
like the line, there's the whole thing, there's the...
Do you know what I'm talking about?
About this gigantic, fucking building.
Right, okay, red-eye nose.
So, there was a good undercover documentary.
This woman ran proper fucking deep state, right,
to fucking find out what was going on, right?
Reporter and she did a great job.
10,000...
Let me repeat this.
10,000 people have already died on this construction project.
So if anyone doesn't know what I mean,
they're building this massive like,
fucking seaside resort,
and it stretches like 100 and odd kilometres up into the mountains,
and they're going to have these like twin fucking skyscrapers that...
I was reading a report yesterday.
It is so over cost.
It is unbelievable.
They're all scared to tell MBS.
Listen to this.
They're talking about when the project is scheduled to finish in like 2055 or something.
It's going to cost the whole thing, the development,
8.8 trillion.
And that's like nearly like it's 30 times like annual GDP.
uh that the spending on this like like this is going to be the biggest historical failure in history however i believe the world cup situation is changing things
But honestly, people need to be aware, like 10,000 people have died.
How many died on building the Panama Canal, right?
33,000 people died on the Panama Canal.
Over how many years, like, how big was it?
How many people, blah, blah, blah.
You look at the stats.
Compare it to what's happening on like the line,
the Saudi Arabian project that they're doing, you know, the ocean of the fucking mountains.
Holy fuck and apparently MBS, Mohammed bin Salam, right, who's the boss now, MBS.
He's just like, no, it's got to work, it's got to work, it's got to work, he doesn't want to know.
He's just telling people like it doesn't matter how much money it costs, make it fucking work.
10,000.
You want to talk about how many people died during the building of the stadiums in Qatar for the World Cup?
Does anyone want to talk about that?
You mentioned human slavery.
How much our part...
To, not to...
I'm not trying to give MBS.
No, we're talking about human slavery, though.
This is human slavery, what's going on, bro.
Right?
The Arab countries, they're bringing in Filipinos.
They're bringing in Myanmar, Cambodian ties, right?
And they're killing them, red eye.
That's it.
Can you name any amazing or great feature that humanity is created that didn't require...
you know throwing continual bodies at something until it gets accomplished probably not great wall of
china the pyramids yeah yeah probably not probably not but that's why hs sea exists it is i saw health and safety executive
exist in every like all proper countries have like the safety requirements are massive right but yeah i agree
with you any great thing that's been done in history there there's been a lot of body strunger i i can't
i can't i can't you know that's not to say that uh you know we should
It's like if we do want to create something that is uniquely special to humanity, without that, it's going to cost a fuckload of money.
It's going to cost a fuckload of money regardless, but it's going to take even longer to do it without having a bunch of people die.
And even then, you're just going to reduce it.
People will still die.
But people were...
I'm here, by the way.
I'm just throwing away shit at the dump.
I'll be right back.
People were dying.
Like, you know, obviously over the Panama Canal,
they did a lot of work to mitigate the mosquito risk and everything.
Like the whole...
When the new chief engineer came in,
So there was like loads of problems before the like me and chief engineer came in and revitalized the whole thing.
Changed the town where they were living.
Got rid of the mosquitoes really like upscale it.
Yeah.
But you've been, yeah, I mean, Red Eye, I'm a bit wrecked, but you're right.
Throwing people to the wolves, you know, are we willing to advance society by throwing people that are willing, like, the thing is, these people are poor people, they've got to trade, right?
They're willing to, they're like earn a living, they send them back home, you know, thinking of the family.
Are you willing just to throw them in the pit of hell, like just to do something?
I don't know.
Even if people don't die, like even, so regardless of if you think the US ever landed on the moon,
like the, there's plenty of evidence that shows like there were tens of thousands,
I think even hundreds of thousands of people that were required to coordinate in order to get to the point where we attempted,
to get to the moon.
And even if people didn't die during that,
it's like a massive coordination effort to do something.
Now, that's just like an event going somewhere.
Building something is obviously different.
It takes an insane amount of resources and coordination.
Yeah.
Red Eye, do you know that I got offered to go and work in Afghanistan?
I got a proper hardcore offer, you know, like a proper contract on my table.
So I was asked to go and work in Afghanistan in 2000 and, so 12, 30,
2014, right?
I already had like people asking me if I would go and work in Kuwait and blah blah, blah, right?
You meet like, you meet a lot of people when you were a teacher in Bangkok, yeah.
My mate got this fucking gig and he was like, here, we're going to get to Afghanistan.
Do you want to come along, right?
And the salary, so at the time in Thailand, say the average life school salary was about like 35,000 or something.
So the monthly salary was like $150,000.
Right?
So it was like, you know, like nearly four times the salary in Thailand.
But then...
you got a security bonus and it was really weird.
Like obviously you were there for the full year,
but you got like the security bonus after like six months,
if you were still alive, you got like 50 grand.
And then if you were still alive after like the 12 months,
you got like 100 grand, right?
But then on top of this, you got your accommodation.
There was no, you know, expenditure, you had nothing to pay.
You got your accommodation, you got like, almond guards, like, like, armoured cards or
cars or whatever, like security cars to drive you from the compound to, like, teach, like,
it was to teach, like, Afghan soldiers, to teach, like, every day.
And then the same thing back.
But then you just had to live in the compound.
So they were like, you can't leave the compound.
You have to stay in this compound for a year and a,
It was, I mean, all together, it was about quarter of a million bought, and I couldn't do it.
You realize, like, a quarter of a million bought at that time was, like, six to seven years salary or something.
Have you ever worn a turban before?
Bro, that's me, no, I haven't, and I fuck that shit.
That's me to go to Iraq as well, you know.
I'm pretty, I like the, you know, the clothing style over there.
To be honest, I would be kind of excited about the, like, flowing robes and shit and the headdresses.
Mead I've got friends in Qatar that literally spend nine months on, three months off, right?
And the three months off, they're going to spend all their money and go mad and Pataya and everywhere else in Thailand, right?
But they'll go there and they are literally from the compound.
to the fucking place, back, like,
ne fucking drinking,
ne session,
like,
ne fun,
nay women,
no nothing.
Like,
but they'll go there to earn the money.
I mean,
it's really good money.
Didn't get me wrong.
Look,
I'm not shitting on money.
But, like...
I mean, how happy do you want to be in your everyday life?
Do you want to do like nine months on and do three months off?
Yeah.
I'd rather do 12 months off guys.
I'd rather do 12 months off me.
I've met some guys who work on like offshore oil rigs,
and that shit blows my...
It's a similar situation.
You know, no drugs, no alcohol, no women,
and you're on for like a month off for two weeks or something like that.
Okay.
And they do, yeah, but they do the serious shits or for people that don't know, and us that do, they'll do the DNA on your hair and everything so you can think you can get drugs out of your system.
But it'll stay in like your actual skin.
They'll take little skin grafts off your thumb and that, right?
They'll take your hair.
Shit, people don't realize that people who go on the rigs,
they'll buy online on the dark web.
They'll buy this shampoo, this shampoo that can take shit out of your hair.
Some people are like shave their hair and they're like, telling you.
Like red eye, what you're talking about?
I know, because I live in the north-east of England.
What are you guys talking about now? What?
Wait a minute, Frank. Wait a minute. We're talking about the North Sea,
and we're talking about people who work offshore.
So I've got loads of mates, right, that have trained as like ab sailors and deep sea divers and all sorts of shit.
They've gone to work on the rigs.
Literally, it's an industry where I'm from, right?
Yeah, the fly out of like...
North Sea is crazy.
Yeah.
I do the fly out of Aberdeen.
So for everybody that knows, all the North Sea oil rigs, I'll fly out Aberdeen on the choppers.
But what they do is that they do three weeks on, two weeks off.
Two weeks on, three weeks off.
So at any alternative time, and they're doing 12, when they're on, when they're on,
they're doing like 12, 14 hours shifts or whatever.
But they'll do like, say, like three weeks, and then they'll get two weeks off.
And then they'll work two weeks, then they get three weeks off.
So it's always like two and three, two and three, two and three.
And you know what, are you leaving Baybans?
We lost Baybans, I think, because she's waving, bye, bye, bye.
Aye, probably, I thought so.
Well, we'll close the downturn, but Red Eye, you know what they do?
They'll come home on three weeks or two weeks.
Okay.
and they want to get high.
And so there's like,
get dark websites.
I've been on them, man.
I've done it here.
There's dark websites where you can go
and you can go and get shampoo.
The last thing I want to do
is get high on a fucking
oil rig or off shore.
No, no, you can't.
You can't.
You get tested before you go.
You get tested.
Even after, man.
It's just, dude.
I'm one of those people for me.
I know some people are much better at this, but like do when I get off a ship or being on at sea for like at any minute, like long length of time, fuck my world is spinning.
I don't give a shit.
I got the last thing I want to do is fucking smoke or get fucked up.
So bro, what will happen is the boys, they'll just get wrecked for the first week.
And then they'll spend the second week cleaning their act up.
So like obviously you drink the right shit, you do the right shit.
Like there's a lot of things you can do.
So you know, you wash your hands in petrol, right?
You know about this or not?
You know petrol?
You call a fuel in America, right?
Petrol, yeah.
So you know, you know, right, okay, so you know if you fired like a gun, say like a sharp,
um, short barrel shotgun or something like, right?
Oh, you're trying to get there, like, residue off your hands and stuff like off your skin.
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, you watch it.
I tell you what, you've never been a criminal if you're never washing petrol.
It's kind of scared.
We always use paint dinner and stuff like that, but same shit, same shit, I guess.
Correct.
Correct.
I, but we would have a bath, I mean, us back in the day.
Like, I've only shot a gun, like, at people a couple of times, but then I've had to get washed afterwards.
You literally walk right from air powered weaponry man.
You gotta get into those fucking air guns bro.
I bought a I bought a I bought a carbine a little 22 fucking carbine uh
uromics no toast literally umyx umricks i can't say it right no toast so 22 uh carbine
a fucking thing is so much fun dude
I love that.
We were talking about them.
Two-toos.
We were talking about that.
We call them two-tos back home.
We were talking about them.
That's right.
The little prostitute pistol.
Like a little two-shot Derringer.
No, not.
Webley.
Webly.
Way.
I had a webily tracker.
Webly tracker, too, too.
Like, little pump-action motherfucker.
Like, tanks, right?
There's so much fun.
But you kind of kill people with them.
You'll just like inflict them.
Oh, dude.
I'll fuck a 22.
Well, especially the little,
I don't, maybe not.
I mean, fuck, dude.
If I shot you a couple of fucking times I don't think.
Tank you get different pellets for the 177s and the two-tos, right?
You get the...
Yeah, and there's a difference too.
Like, you can shoot pellets.
Obviously, that's what it's made for.
But it also shoots slugs.
And if I had slugs in that little...
It has a seven round rotary little magazine, I guess.
I guess it's a magazine that you can put into it.
And it's still...
It's not a semi-automax.
You got to fucking, like, cock it every single thing.
But it's got a left...
uh cock a left-handed cock on it uh and dude i could probably put out probably four really fast
shots uh the way it's set up just stock if i had slugs in that thing it may not kill like obviously
body shots and stuff like you're not you know you're talking about the slugs though so there's also
for paper in the audience are listening the slogs with brass heads
So there's a certain type of slug that's got a brass head where it's a sort of the
The bad motherfuckers like I've shot a few animals with them
They're like they're not exploding fucking pellets dude like it's like the explode on the head of it
Fuck that shit dude a brass a brass tip fucking slug will absolutely destroy the innards of a rat like I'll put a hole clean in the middle of a rat like
That's what we used to she saw mine was a pumper
My Wembley, I mean, Wembley track, I was a pumper.
Like four pumps?
Bang, dude.
Oh, it was fucking class.
Watch you.
I'm gonna, I'll make a, I'm gonna, you guys can obviously look it up, but I'll make a video of this Notos.
Uh, fucking thing is fun.
It's fucking fun, dude.
I usually like, uh, especially for anyone.
I like the higher caliber, uh, rifles.
Like I got a 30 caliber, um, I got a 30 caliber, uh,
break barrel,
pallet rifle,
which I absolutely love.
That's like my doomsday thing.
Like,
I have that thing
because it doesn't take anything
and it could kill
like basically all small game
if I needed to.
But like I have a 30 caliber...
proper air rifle, which that fucking thing, I'm positive, can put down a medium-sized deer.
But I want to get, dude, I want to get a 30 caliber.
It's an automatic.
It's called a Hudson Blitz.
This thing, holy shit, dude.
It'll put out 30 fucking slugs in less than a second.
Dude, that thing is fucking bologna.
A monster.
But yeah.
Wait a minute.
We need to see,
we need to see more fucking tank firearms videos.
Do you reckon red eye?
Do you reckon we,
I think we need to see more times?
I'm gonna put them up.
The reason why I started doing them too,
one, I like,
I like air technology.
Two, there's less regulations
or like less hoops that you have.
Like, anybody can buy a fucking pellet rifle.
You can walk into any store and get,
I mean, nobody, like the fucking...
16 year old fucking at the, you know, local box store can ring you up buying pellets and slugs.
And also, like, you can just buy a fucking pellet rifle at any fucking way.
Have you seen the guy who's out there buying a pound of tannerite every day until he reaches a given fires?
And he's going to blow it all up once he reaches that.
That's a...
Fucking dangerous.
He's on a watch list.
I guarantee you.
For sure.
Sure.
Yeah, it's another interesting way to, you know, gain followers.
People just want to see a big explosion.
Oh, 100%.
But no, I was actually, I was, I'm planning on making a bunch.
Interview, what I was going to get to my point is,
YouTube is really weird with guns.
And Scott, he was trying to do one earlier.
Like, I, if you do it properly with air, like, I don't know why.
It just is what it is because they're not considered firearms, right?
They're not firearms.
I don't know if people actually understand the definition of a firearm compared to, like, other technology that's out there.
But basically, if you have it all encapsulated into a,
uh around right like traditional gunpowder and leads all it compacted into the one that's what
they treat it as a firearm if it shoots that round it's a firearm because it has in ignition um
but since air rifles don't have that they're not classified as actual proper firearms so even if you're
a felon even if you're underage whatever it is you can go and buy those fucking things which are
have been time proven, time tested over and over and over again to work against, you know,
people and or to feed yourself.
Guys, air rifles have been around and been used in military and, and, and fucking exploration
for far longer than most, most of these counterparts that are firearms.
Like, they're such, they're interesting as fuck to me.
I love them.
I love them.
And they're more accurate and they're cheaper and,
They're say they can't go as far some of some of them can go pretty fucking far but like my uh I have a I have a 30 caliber um
Gauntlet 2 that shoots out slugs and pellets dude that thing can go over 400 yards proper 400 yards and it's quiet as fuck no recoil and if I have a compressor it's free I don't have to fucking worry about shit just that one investment it's kind of expensive but then after that it's fucking just buy the by the rounds
And I'm not having to take a fucking bath in gasoline or petrol to make sure if I ever do need to hide something, I don't need to do all that.
You know what a love tank is a rig gangster, isn't he?
these are rig gangsta rite we're going to wind it down people listen we've been gone three hours
we do our job right we do what we're supposed to do rag afm any any closing words into the
weekend anybody anybody got any revelations that we can't be like silver is going to have
its moment i don't know if it's going to be this year but silver is definitely going to
have its moment and buy more land buy more real estate buy more land the shit is scarce
I've been bragging, I've been bragging to Finn and B bands about silver for at least three months in the DMs.
You can ask them, they'll tell you, I've been telling them, silver, silver, silver, silver, silver, silver.
Correct.
Anyway, Red Eye, out.
You want to say I'm going to lose you in a minute, I'm gone to lift.
Oh, this is perfect timing. I've got meetings that started at 11 a.m., but yeah, I mean, I've been stacking golden silver. That was my first investment when I think I turned 12. I bought my first silver.
Granted, this was back when silver was like if I had to held it, which I don't still have. Actually, no, I still have some ones from 2012 and 2013.
No, 2010, 2011. Some rounds from like other sovereign countries that's got date stamped, they don't make them anymore.
Like I got some old Mexican libertads that apparently are worth a whole bunch of money now just because they stopped making them.
But yeah, I mean, I'm like flat effectively on my purchase price if I would have just bought then.
But, you know, I kept buying and...
it's easy store of value like a lot of people can't buy land in the type in the chunks that you can buy of precious metals so
it's an easier way to um store value and the way i kind of think about it like i kind of picture myself
rolling precious metals up into land um or like using that as a source of revenue if i need to
be able to put larger down payments on something to prevent myself from paying interest and stuff but yeah
i still hold still hold a decent amount of gold and silver i love my guns as well so
And on that note, ladies and gentlemen, I just want to say, this has been RAC FM, yet again another episode.
We're kind of proud to be powered, let's say, powered in air quotes by alphagrowth.i.
Hopefully, you know, we're nearly like six weeks in, so all the haters have gone, right?
You know what I mean?
And we're going to continue just to do what we do.
Like we didn't plan this shit.
It's just...
Everything the kind of Rack FM does is organic.
So on that note, it's late here in Bangkok.
I'm going to say good night and God bless.
And I'm going to wish you all well, wherever you're on the world, take care of you and yours.
Right.
You've got to take care of yourself.
Then you take care of your family.
Because if you don't take care of yourself, you can't take care of your family.
All right.
So yes, people, stay safe.
All right.
Be prosperous.
And we'll see you on the next show.
Bye bye.
