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The Fed says they don't want to stifle

0:02

crypto, but according to some,

0:04

the crypto industry is already exiting

0:06

from the United States. $1

0:09

billion in Silk Road. Bitcoin

0:11

may be for sale by the government

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and ambulance chasers are raking

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it in on ftx's legal fees.

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Also Daos have received

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some legal recognition in the state of Utah.

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1:23

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2:13

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All right. Timestamp

2:19

1219 Atlantic Standard

2:22

Time on the 9th of

2:24

March of 2023,

2:27

and the current crypto market cap

2:29

is $1,000,000,000,034 billion.

2:33

Bitcoin 21,669.

2:36

Ethereum 1538.

2:38

BNB 289

2:40

XRP just shy of $0.40.

2:42

Cardano 32 Dogecoin $0.07.

2:45

Polygon a buck eight and

2:47

number ten is

2:49

the staked ether, which is

2:51

the price of Ethereum. We

2:54

had any big winners or losers this week.

2:56

With some big losers? Not really any big winners

2:58

over the last seven days, only like up

3:00

a couple percent, which is XRP,

3:02

which isn't really moving much, but

3:04

Stacks is down like 35%

3:06

singularity net, which is

3:08

surprising because they're doing a lot of really cool stuff with AI,

3:11

they're down 32%. I

3:13

would keep an eye on singularity net just

3:15

as a general rule, not financial advice.

3:18

FRAX Share 29%

3:20

down. Render down 27%.

3:23

Mina Protocol down 27%.

3:25

Zilliqa down 22%. Vechain

3:28

down 21%. So here is

3:30

this is the bad news episode where we

3:32

talk about all the cryptos that have gone down

3:34

sadly, and it looks like

3:36

it's like a little bit of a pullbacks going

3:38

on.

3:39

Well, and that might be due to

3:41

the Federal Reserve. You know, Jerome Powell

3:43

making some statements yesterday

3:47

saying that they might raise interest

3:49

rates a half a point, which

3:51

the markets don't respond to favorably. But

3:53

I'll tell you what, when you look at

3:55

all of the negatives that have taken place

3:57

this last year and this bear

3:59

market and the macro economic

4:02

global economic view,

4:05

bitcoin's holding up pretty damn good

4:07

at over 21,000. I mean, we have already

4:10

recovered the losses from

4:12

FTX and Celsius and Luna

4:15

and is rough as this

4:17

economy is. And so many people prognosticating

4:21

recession Bitcoin's holding

4:23

up in there. So I don't know, maybe we're finally

4:25

starting to see that decoupling

4:27

that we've talked about for years. What do you think?

4:30

Yeah, it's possible. You

4:32

know, one thing that's on this article as well is

4:35

Powell was emphasizing, you know, the

4:37

importance of a balanced regulatory

4:39

approach. He did acknowledge that the

4:41

crypto industry is evolving rapidly,

4:44

which there's no denying that. I mean,

4:47

we've got a new buzzword every couple of weeks coming

4:49

out here like, oh, man, the new focus

4:51

now is this Let's go everybody in

4:53

the eye. Although, you know, some

4:55

of them become fads like the metaverse is not quite

4:57

ready for prime time. Right. In fact,

4:59

Meta and Facebook, they've actually pulled

5:01

back a lot of stuff from that and focus

5:04

more on AI now. But

5:06

you can see there's a lot of stuff going on. The regulators

5:08

are thinking about what's going to be the best approach.

5:11

Hopefully they're wise in

5:13

their decision because as you mentioned at the

5:15

top of the show, a lot of these a

5:17

lot of these crypto projects are leaving

5:19

America in droves, right? So I don't

5:21

think they have a lot of faith in the long term

5:24

benefits of being in America

5:26

and owning and running a crypto company.

5:28

Joel Right. Well, this is what Powell

5:31

had to say. We don't want regulation

5:33

to stifle innovation in a way that just

5:35

favors incumbents and that kind of thing.

5:37

But like everyone else, we're watching

5:39

what's been happening in the crypto space. And what we see

5:42

is quite a lot of turmoil. We see

5:44

fraud, we see a lack of transparency.

5:46

We see run risk. Now, if you'll

5:48

just trade out the words

5:50

crypto space and

5:52

replace it with traditional

5:54

financial sector, it's

5:57

there's nothing different. It's the same thing.

6:00

It's greed. It's it's

6:02

people who are ne'er do wells that are in it for

6:04

themselves. And, you

6:06

know, when you have just smart contracts,

6:09

those cannot be as

6:11

falsified, you know, when

6:13

you just have sort of the human element in there

6:15

when they're like, oh, look at how what can I'm gonna

6:17

get mine gives me. That's right.

6:20

And then that's what ends up happening.

6:22

And really the next story talks about that as

6:24

well, is that the crypto industry has already begun

6:26

to move outside the US.

6:29

And this is a former guest of the show. Ripple

6:31

CEO Brad Garlinghouse

6:33

says that the regulatory uncertainty is

6:35

causing crypto companies to get the hell out

6:37

of Dodge. That's not an exact quote, but something like

6:39

that.

6:40

Yeah, pretty much what he's saying is that

6:42

other countries like Singapore and Switzerland

6:45

have already created more favorable

6:47

regulatory environments for crypto

6:49

companies. And if the US doesn't provide

6:51

clear and consistent regulations that are going

6:53

to attract and retain innovation

6:56

in the crypto industry, then they're

6:58

going to be gone. They're out of here. Why would

7:01

they develop here?

7:02

That's true. And think about that. You know, Silicon

7:04

Valley, we've talked about this I don't know how many times over the six years,

7:06

but Silicon Valley, you know, is

7:08

a hub of innovation. But

7:10

now we're at the place where the US is risking

7:13

falling behind these other countries

7:15

because they're not really focused

7:17

on it. They're. More self-serving and not

7:19

actually helping the industry as a whole.

7:21

I think it's because they want to sort of

7:23

demonize decentralized crypto

7:26

and move towards that centralized

7:28

central bank digital currency.

7:30

And as a side note, Joel, in

7:33

China, their digital yuan

7:35

is now available on their

7:37

WeChat app and they're giving away

7:40

all these different lotteries to give away

7:42

millions and millions of digital yuan

7:44

to people and integrating it within

7:47

WeChat. So China is basically

7:49

Cbdc ended up probably

7:51

the worst place for

7:54

personal freedoms there, especially

7:56

when you talk about the whole WeChat app

7:58

dude, like that thing is everything.

8:01

It's Uber, it's Yelp, it's

8:03

Instagram, it's WhatsApp,

8:05

it's all of them all in one. It's PayPal.

8:07

It's it's it's state run social

8:09

media and payment system

8:11

and services. Right.

8:13

That's basically they weren't originally state run.

8:15

There's a really good YouTube

8:17

video that I saw this past week

8:19

about it's called the Surprising Chinese

8:21

Company that basically runs everything social media

8:24

wise. I'll put a link to that in the show

8:26

notes. And wow,

8:28

it's about an hour long, but I learned a lot.

8:30

They didn't start out being with

8:32

the government. Right. But just the government, when you

8:34

building something in CCP, they just come up and say,

8:36

All right, you're either going to work with us or you're going

8:38

to get the Jack Ma at, you know,

8:41

kick kick your ass out treatment.

8:43

So is this whole SEC

8:45

case against Ripple just going to end up being

8:47

a slap on the wrist? Nothing. Burger Because

8:50

this is going on a long time. It's a

8:52

lot of people are waiting for the decision. Brad

8:54

seems to think that it's going to happen

8:57

this year. And

8:59

I nobody knows what was.

9:01

Going to happen. Last year we were talking about like, oh,

9:03

September, October, we're going to get the law.

9:05

We're we're getting it coming out. We're going to hear

9:07

it all good. I mean, it's going to

9:09

be in the first part of next I mean,

9:11

it's going to be maybe it's going to be

9:13

in 2023. Joel.

9:15

It's going to happen. Guy It's coming.

9:17

Your it's

9:19

coming your way. The happening. It's going to happen.

9:21

So this is interesting. You know, the government

9:23

seized a lot of Bitcoin

9:25

from Silk Road was like 50,000

9:28

Bitcoin. Yeah, 50,000 Bitcoin

9:30

was moved from multiple wallets

9:32

connected to the US government. Now,

9:34

of those transfers,

9:37

it appears that 9861

9:40

of those bitcoin were sent to Coinbase.

9:43

So does that mean that, you know,

9:45

is this when the dump took place

9:47

where they sold from Coinbase? You

9:49

could see here that, you know, Bitcoin in the

9:51

charts when it was like we were we

9:54

were dancing with what, 24,000

9:56

and we're mid 20 ones right now.

9:58

Is is the government responsible

10:01

for this?

10:01

Hard to say but Silk Road

10:03

Bitcoin moved to

10:05

three addresses. That's that's crazy. And actually

10:07

we'll show you exactly where they went. So you mentioned the

10:09

9800 Bitcoin to Coinbase.

10:12

There was a 30 30,001

10:14

and about a 9001. And

10:17

that's that's a lot of

10:19

Bitcoin just.

10:20

Went to some other wallets. Yeah. You know,

10:22

in previous auctions, Tim Draper

10:24

bought nearly 30,000

10:27

bitcoin in 2014 in

10:29

an auction. So how do they do

10:31

that.

10:31

Because you know he wasn't paying the the

10:34

exact price, the spot price of Bitcoin

10:36

at the time. I think it was like 20, 30%

10:38

less than that. So just going in and

10:40

buying those 30 Bitcoin, even if 30,000

10:43

bitcoins, then you buy them, then you liquidate

10:45

them. You had like an already had a 20%

10:47

sort of gain. So like, why wouldn't anybody

10:50

want to buy that? It was just it was kind of weird to

10:52

me.

10:53

I don't think that Draper's liquidating

10:55

his bitcoin, though.

10:56

He wasn't. Yeah, he was.

10:57

Probably sitting on a fat stack

10:59

of that mofo right now.

11:01

Good, good, good. Moving.

11:02

They're stacking it up, baby.

11:04

You know who else is stacking it

11:06

is the legal industry.

11:09

These. These lawyers. I refer to them

11:11

lovingly as ambulance chasers in

11:14

in the teaser. But you know these

11:16

guys they bill hi they find

11:18

opportunities to use the legal

11:20

system legally to

11:23

to get involved and earn all

11:25

kinds of fat cash from

11:28

bankruptcy cases and there's

11:31

$34 million

11:33

by counsel and advisors

11:35

in the month of January, $34

11:38

million for lawyers.

11:41

And we just had we just had a gentleman on

11:43

this a couple of weeks ago

11:45

about how to claim your bitcoin

11:47

out of out of

11:50

bankruptcy. Right. And so there's

11:52

some really interesting ways to to

11:54

do that. I don't even remember. It's episode number

11:56

671 bad coding

11:59

slash 671. Take

12:01

a look at that. I heard an interesting rumor,

12:04

Joel, that Binance

12:07

has gotten approval to

12:09

to acquire Voyager.

12:12

Pretty sure that's not a rumor. I think that

12:14

that is probably breaking news. I'll see

12:16

if I can find that story here.

12:18

Well, I heard it from somebody that looked like a rumor, but

12:20

I don't know that it was. So it's

12:22

like if that's the case, then it says that people

12:24

are going to be able to get some of their cryptos out of

12:26

Voyager. Not all of it, but

12:29

I mean, shit, if you can't get 100%. But

12:31

even if you get 50%, that's better

12:33

than 0%. And so,

12:35

you know, if you were smacked down with

12:38

Voyager, you know, and Binance buys it,

12:40

then hopefully that's some way for you to get a little bit

12:42

of that that dollar.

12:43

Dollar bills back.

12:44

There you go. This was an email

12:46

I got from Coin stack. Voyager

12:48

Wins Approval for Sale to Binance. Bankruptcy

12:51

Judge in the Voyager digital case allows deal

12:53

with Binance us over SEC objections.

12:56

Blah blah blah blah blah. So it's about silvergate

12:59

there too.

12:59

That recently crashed, which is a horrible thing.

13:01

They're going out. So it's just there's a lot of stuff

13:03

going on. There's this week. To me, Joe,

13:06

it seems like there's a lot of positive things going on and

13:08

there's a lot of sort of interesting

13:10

things that could move the needle downwards.

13:12

And so it's like we could be entering

13:14

a little interesting time. But based

13:16

on news overall,

13:18

it seems like we could be in the beginning

13:21

of a bull run

13:23

that could roll for a long time, but we could

13:25

just be in the early stages of it. But we

13:27

might see short term sort of drops.

13:30

Well, the Bitcoin having,

13:32

I believe, is just

13:34

about a year from now. I'm actually looking

13:36

it up to see if I can find the

13:39

actual date that it's going to take place.

13:41

It definitely happens in 2024.

13:44

And I've read before that

13:46

it was around March

13:48

or April that it was going to happen.

13:50

So if that's the case, we're just

13:53

a little more than a year out

13:55

from having and when the

13:57

having approaches, it automatically

13:59

puts us into a bull

14:01

market because it gets more expensive

14:04

to mine Bitcoin, right? And

14:06

there's fewer Bitcoin out there and there's fewer

14:08

Bitcoin that come into

14:10

circulation from mining. So

14:13

because it's a scarce resource, you

14:15

have more people competing for it. The

14:17

price to mine it goes up,

14:19

rewards are less and it's

14:21

going to drive the price up. That's just how

14:23

it's happened every cycle. And I don't

14:26

see how would we be any different

14:28

with the next cycle, which is about

14:30

a year away from now?

14:32

Yeah, about a year away from now. And

14:34

here we go. You know, this could be this

14:37

next one, though. I mean,

14:39

we're in such a weird time with the world economy,

14:42

Joel, that, you know,

14:44

you would think like, that's why I thought the

14:46

last bull run, I was like, Dude, it's on.

14:48

I don't expect us to have a big drop.

14:50

But then again, we're not we're not huge

14:52

financial advisors. We don't really know. We're just guessing

14:54

along, you know, most everyone else because

14:56

we don't have inside information of

14:59

what is real and what's not real.

15:01

We're just kind of putting it all together and

15:04

it looks to me like we're

15:06

in for another ride. Interesting one. It's

15:08

how it goes. It's always interesting.

15:10

Yeah. Meanwhile, in the Dao world,

15:12

in the state of Utah, which

15:15

is, I believe is it the first

15:17

state legislature to pass this?

15:19

The Utah DAO Act grants

15:21

daos legal recognition and

15:23

limited liability protections.

15:26

In fact, they're now framing them

15:28

as Utah LDS

15:31

limited liability.

15:33

Daos Yeah, for

15:35

those of you who are unaware at this point, you know, a

15:37

DAO that's a community driven organization

15:39

operates through code and smart contracts. There's

15:42

no central authority or management of this thing.

15:44

And so the fact that there's a state out

15:46

there that's utilizing this as a new form

15:48

and a legal entity that

15:50

is huge. Which reminds me of that one

15:52

song, Don't Bring Me down,

15:55

down, down, down, down,

15:58

down.

15:58

Little yellow reference for

16:00

you right there. I was. I

16:02

was thinking, by the way.

16:04

Biscuit dao down.

16:06

Now my

16:09

our brains operate with song

16:11

lyrics. I mean, we're just we're programmed

16:14

after years and years of listening to music

16:16

and I just music is a soundtrack

16:18

of our lives. And I just

16:20

wish.

16:21

They wouldn't bring me Dao Bruce, whoever Bruce

16:23

is. And why is Bruce out there bringing people

16:25

down? I don't know. So it sounds like a dick move.

16:27

Bruce Fun fact and even more

16:29

confusing is the lyric, isn't

16:32

Bruce Do you know what he's actually saying?

16:34

I have no idea. I always thought it was Bruce.

16:36

He's saying.

16:37

Gross. GROSS,

16:39

don't bring me down. GROSS And

16:42

I have no idea what Jeff Lynne

16:44

was smoking while he wow.

16:46

I always thought somebody named Bruce was wasn't

16:48

Bruce.

16:49

Bruce has gotten the bad rap all these years.

16:51

It was never him. It was some dude named Springsteen.

16:54

It's like, why are they always saying these rude things to me?

16:56

I'm not bringing people down.

16:57

Hey, you're born.

16:58

To run, baby. Born to run.

17:00

So so the Dow is happening. And

17:02

I think that that's pretty cool. This is a big step

17:04

towards mainstream adoption of blockchain

17:06

tech and decentralized.

17:08

It's huge, huge.

17:09

Information right there. Yeah.

17:11

Yeah. So this could

17:13

mean, you know, by doing this, it could encourage

17:15

others to create more daos and.

17:18

And figure out how do we integrate these into

17:20

traditional legal and financial systems?

17:23

Yep. And speaking of Utah,

17:25

Joel, the SEC is accusing this

17:27

Utah company, Green United.

17:30

They say they're running an $18

17:32

million crypto mining

17:34

scam. And they basically were selling

17:37

crypto mining equipment that didn't mine

17:39

what the company said it was going to mine. And

17:41

so it might have been a big lie.

17:43

Mine, mine, mine, mine.

17:46

Mine, mine.

17:46

You know, the good, the bad and the ugly. Anywhere

17:49

that there is money, I don't care what

17:52

those resources look like. I don't care if it's

17:54

traditional financial systems, precious metals,

17:56

cash on pallets, crypto,

17:59

you know, stocks, whatever. Whenever

18:01

there is money, there are people who are going

18:03

to use the system ethically and there

18:06

are those who are going to skirt the

18:08

the line and be in the gray area and

18:10

then you're going to have your all out criminals. And

18:12

that is human nature as old

18:15

as time. Tell me that in

18:17

the earliest days of mankind when

18:19

people were bartering, you know,

18:21

whatever they were creating, that there weren't people

18:23

making fraudulent versions of whatever that

18:26

thing was, you got to.

18:27

Check out these cowrie shells. All right?

18:29

You're gonna love them, dude. Oh, dude. 00100

18:33

of them. Okay. Okay. Here you go,

18:35

OG.

18:35

But I want to just comment about those were.

18:37

Made in China. Those those fake ones.

18:40

Fake cowrie shells made in China. That's nice.

18:43

So there's somebody on the name on Green

18:45

United as somebody by the name of Wright.

18:47

Thurston.

18:48

Doesn't that just sound like just a fancy. Isn't

18:50

it you universe with me? I'm right. Thurston.

18:53

Wait, Are you related?

18:54

The first name is right. That is weird. I've

18:56

never heard of that.

18:57

Supposed to be Thurston, Right? That would be.

18:59

THURSTON Right.

19:00

THURSTON Right. The third. And he's 43.

19:03

Like that could have been. THURSTON Why didn't my

19:06

parents name me that said?

19:08

And I could find a lovely.

19:11

Little Gilligan's Island reference.

19:13

There. We got all kinds of references today. Very

19:15

nice reference podcast.

19:16

Those are the the highlights of

19:19

the the news this week. And

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I Show with a new spiffy

20:04

website at Bad.

20:06

I show is up.

20:09

The first couple episodes have already

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hit and if you have not

20:13

checked them out yet, episode number two

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is ten Useful ways to

20:17

use Chatgpt to

20:19

supercharge beginners. And we give actual

20:22

use cases that you can go and apply

20:24

right now. So we encourage you to go

20:26

listen to that thing.

20:29

Yes, I tell you what, the people who've

20:31

tuned in, they said they're glad that we're tackling

20:34

AI so they can understand it because

20:36

a lot of people who tuned in to crypto really

20:39

wanted us to help them understand crypto as

20:41

we were understanding and learning about crypto.

20:43

So we're doing that exact same thing with AI

20:45

because really technically that's how

20:47

Joel and I have always done things. I mean, Job

20:50

created one of the first 10,000 websites

20:52

ever. I first got online. I learned

20:54

how to code HTML and CSS

20:56

within my first 36 hours of being online.

20:58

Like we see it, we go, What does this

21:00

do? This is interesting. How

21:03

can we use it? How can others benefit?

21:05

Oh, let's teach people about that. Then we

21:07

teach about and then we start seeing what's coming next

21:09

and we go, Oh, look, this is coming. But

21:11

I would say this, Joel Crypto

21:14

is not going away. This is part of

21:16

the new Web3 ecosystem. When

21:18

you're talking about Nfts

21:20

AI Web3

21:23

crypto. AR VR,

21:25

right? Metaverse stuff. This is all

21:27

part of one ecosystem and we're

21:29

here to help you guys sort of circumnavigate

21:32

the globe of all

21:34

of the things.

21:35

In fact, we're.

21:36

Doing so many things right now. There's

21:38

bad crypto, there's the nifty show, there's the

21:40

Web3 Show, there's the bad AI show,

21:42

there's the blockchain Heroes Nfts,

21:44

there's the bad crypto, nifty Club, there's AI

21:47

Telegraph, Dot IO, there's World Village.

21:49

What we're going to do is we're

21:51

creating a new website at called

21:54

Bad Media, and the site's not

21:56

live yet, so I'm not going to give you the link right now, but

21:58

bad media is going to encompass all

22:00

of the things in the Joel Travis

22:03

and Rails universe so that you've got

22:05

a one stop shop to go discover

22:07

all the different things that we're working on

22:09

in the content that we want to provide

22:12

to you. So we should be able to announce that probably

22:14

in about a week or so that we've got

22:16

that ready is. When, Sir Lord Travis has

22:18

it done? I did want to point out this cool

22:20

nft that you see on the screen, if

22:22

you're watching the visual version of the show,

22:25

is a free NFT. We're going to be giving

22:27

away to founders of

22:29

the Bad AI show. If you go

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to a bad

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A, it's a bad AI show

22:36

forward slash NFT. You

22:38

can go claim this. This is separate from the bad crypto

22:41

nifty club. Okay. This is this is

22:43

an airdrop specifically for people

22:45

who sign up on this page with their ETH

22:47

wallet and we're going to cut

22:49

it off when you least expect it. And

22:52

then there will be no more of these nfts

22:54

minted. So go grab one

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at bad show forward

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slash NFT and

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our ask of you because we love giving you

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stuff. We are going to ask.

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That you please.

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Review. Help us with the new podcast.

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If you enjoy it, go and review

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Hey, we like what you guys are doing. We want

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you to do more. Nobody is paying

23:20

us to do this, right? We

23:23

do this because we love it. We follow

23:25

our passions. We play with the toys

23:27

because we're like kids in a candy store

23:29

and love to do it. And we create the content to

23:31

help others. You know, Travis

23:33

has said he wants to make a thousand

23:36

millionaires in his life. And

23:38

what's that digital counter up to right now, Trav?

23:40

How many you got like?

23:41

Well, it was up to almost two,

23:43

but then we had the crypto crash, so

23:45

it's down to -17, but

23:48

we're working on it. So I would I would

23:50

say this is, you know, thank

23:52

you for tuning in. My focus right now

23:54

is building the YouTube channel. And

23:56

so if you could watch

23:59

some because these right here, the eye show stuff,

24:01

this is perfect for YouTube.

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You want to watch it because we're going to show you some of

24:05

the things you can listen to it on the on the podcast.

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And that's okay. But the visuals behind

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it are really helpful. So I would recommend

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subscribing to the YouTube channel

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if you have not already. And then

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also liking posts

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do that. And if you're really interested

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in our content and you want to

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watch the show and you're watching this

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and then that right there will allow you

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to to stay bad in that

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area. What else you got to.

24:40

Say, Mr. Joe?

24:40

That's all the badness.

24:41

Well, you know, I just want to recognize that yesterday

24:43

was International Women's Day. I'm

24:46

not a big fan of having

24:48

a day for a gender.

24:50

I feel like every day is Women's Day.

24:52

Women are amazing. They're smart.

24:55

They're they're funny, they're

24:57

creative, they're clever, they're beautiful.

24:59

And I feel like every day is

25:01

International Women's Day. But they put

25:03

it on the calendar. And I just wanted to shout out

25:05

recognition to to Erin

25:07

Cell and Gene T for

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their show, the Nifty Chicks sister

25:12

show to the Nifty show, all by

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women featuring women. And you can go

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check them out at the Nifty

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Chicks Dot IO go

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listen to their podcast and support

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them.

25:22

You know what I would say, Joel is like the I

25:25

think the International Women's Day is a great idea.

25:27

I don't mind that. But I

25:29

just don't like how close it is to Valentine's Day.

25:31

Like you mean. Tell me I got a Valentine's Day and

25:33

then three weeks later I got to do the same shit

25:35

again. How about make International

25:38

Women's Day like in like August

25:40

or something? Like six? How about August

25:42

14th? So it's literally six

25:44

months in between. That

25:47

would be good. And but I made a joke about

25:49

this. It was like.

25:50

Somebody messaged me, So Women's Day.

25:52

Is there an International Men's Day? And I'm like, Yeah,

25:54

it starts tomorrow and then it goes

25:56

until March 7th next year. But

26:00

that was a joke.

26:01

Don't cancel us.

26:02

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and subscribe. You help keep

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Until then, stay

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27:17

Oh.

27:20

Get your finger out of my face. I

27:23

like that finger again. I

27:27

can do this all day. I

27:30

don't know that I want to get tired. Yeah,

27:32

that's it. It's just one.

27:38

That's horrible.