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Anymore.

I wonder if uploading it to YouTube is gonna lag my stream.

Should I put it on the main channel? I'll put it on the main channel. Who cares?

What do you mean? I've been streaming on Kick every day, all day.

I was offline for like 3 days.

Do not buy Battlefield 6. Very disappointing.

I streamed all day every day last week. I don't know what you're talking about.

Why would I need to install OBS?

I could take the camera off. Look, see? Imagine thinking you need OBS to not have your face on the gameplay. Obviously it's there because I put it there on purpose. Fucking moron.

Okay, was dann?

Hello, welcome back to a new video. The video is like a slideshow.

The footage is like a slideshow. Unfortunately, it's kind of rubbish. This game is just so boring and rubbish. I'm going to give it a 3.10 out of 10 points. Cannot recommend. Very bad gameplay and bad graphics.

This is so bad. This is so bad. Why is the footage all laggy?

Whatever.

Best video ever.

5 FPS.

Oh God.

Boil some eggs.

I want eggs with ramen. Oh, okay. Go, go, go! Completely soaked still.

3 eggs with ramen.

Oh God,

it's not enough water in there

to submerge the whole egg.

5 past 7 should be when I take it out.

Yeah, well, Kit can

Complained to me, saying that I'm not visible. They said that

I must not leave stream unattended, even though I'm here. It's just when the camera's like that, it doesn't look like I'm here, even though I obviously am here.

Yeah, well, they've been reporting my kick since I started, didn't they?

Well, they were saying that I was doing dangerous driving or something.

They said— wouldn't they say something like, he showed signs of panic and anxiety, but he drove his car anyway? This is dangerous. That was one of the reports, wasn't it?

Streamer present at all times.

Idiotic terms of service, isn't it?

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We got ramen. If I cook the ramen in the water, hasn't that got chicken poo in it?

Those eggshells pretty smell like poo.

Probably 5 minutes more for the eggs.

Nice and warm.

Streamer present all times.

Oh, it's cold.

Yeah, I've got everyone coming after me.

It's like, not only do you have to appease the legal system, you also got to appease the Kick stupid TOS. Like, too boring, get in trouble with Kick. Too exciting, get in trouble with the police.

So you can't do anything, can you?

You can't please both,

and then you've got to please the viewers as well. We've got 3 parties to please whilst trying not to get banned, not losing your viewers, and not getting arrested.

Basically impossible to win.

Apparently I'm not allowed to just point my camera at the wall not saying anything or doing anything.

My stream, I should be able to do anything I want.

No, it didn't happen again. I'm just moaning about last time it happened.

Just

think,

the eggs are ready.

Life was a lot simpler in Thailand, wasn't it?

I've had a healthy relationship too.

I don't know about this life.

It feels like walking on eggshells every day.

Oh, it stinks. I bet it stinks. Just think it's okay.

Doesn't stink. I don't know if I should boil it or air fry it.

I don't know.

No, I don't want to get diarrhea.

Check the

eggs.

Nice, eh?

Stay down, Miss

Moore.

Ramen. Ow, ow, ow! Oh, oh, I need 2 hands.

Ow, ow, ow.

Not

bad.

Egg and noodle.

It's like when I was broke eating, um, flour pancakes again.

Yeah, I felt so vulnerable making $1,000 a month on YouTube. Trying to save money by eating flour

mixed with water.

I

feel like the end may be nigh.

Like, can you really expect this to keep going for much longer?

Where's everyone tuning in from tonight?

Maybe plan Thailand back on the menu.

No, I can't go back.

Yeah, who knows what's going to be next.

2, 7, 9. 9 months until next summer.

9 months of cold.

I don't know what to do about the Devon house. It's either I get a job to continue living here,

or I move back to my mum's house.

And then if I ever want to move out and live alone again, I gotta get a job.

If I move back to my mum's house, I can just keep doing YouTube, making $1,000 a month probably whilst doing delivery work.

I'm just like wondering what the end goal is.

Because they're scraping by and making enough to pay the bills, and then they're saving up money for a greater goal,

like buying a house,

starting a business.

I don't know what the greater goal is.

Short-term goal is

stacking Kick money. Medium-term goal is deciding to move out or not. A long-term goal is what I've always dreamed about. Having a girlfriend, we live together.

But to be able to do that, I need to make money,

which means I'd have to get a job because YouTube wouldn't pay enough,

and I'm not making content out of it.

Basically, it boils down to how much— how important is the whole girlfriend thing. Like, at some point it starts feeling like it's not worth it if the relationship turns sour,

which it usually does. That's why I always end up back at my mum's house.

My hair is way softer since I came back to Devon.

The water isn't all chalky like it is in Kent. The water is really nice and clean in Devon, to be honest.

My mum doesn't even drink the tap water. She buys bottles of water like it's in Thailand. Or something.

My hair's really soft now since I came back.

Your hairline looks weird, Mommy. Shut up.

I think men age— I think men look better when they get older compared to women,

especially if they can grow a beard.

I think I look way better now than I did when I was early 20s.

Hair doesn't look so stupid. You should have seen my hair when I was 20.

I had way more spots as well.

Yeah, I don't know what the future holds.

Could be back at my mum's house broke again.

In the future, you'll have AI streamers with AI viewers and bots watching bots. Won't need viewers anymore.

We already got AI streamers, now you just get bots to watch them.

What's the point?

Market tanking.

Bitmain tanking.

I'm up £5 on my short.

You see those red lines? That's where I went long, right at the top.

Oh God.

Take profit £5.

And it has been absolutely fantastic. Now obviously it's autumn now, so leaves falling, acorns falling. We're inching ever closer to the excitement of Christmas, and electric radiators in the house have now come on, which is pretty depressing. But we've had a fantastic summer, so when it was installed in April, we had a bill then. But since May,

aren't we— we've yet to pay a bill off this energy. I've been paying up, and they've paid us £450 since it was installed. Isn't that amazing? So the roof of your house is actually giving a return on the next few decades. It's wonderful generating and exporting your own electricity. If you want to get some yourself, then for

the heat wall, you can save up to £150 Get to 150 pounds after selling the store. Mr. E. B. 75 gets to 75 pounds after cashing in the store. What is this? A study found that applying onion juice to the scalp restored hair in 86% of patients within.

Where's the study? Here it is. It's a YouTube short. Okay, it's not too long. What would happen if you use onion juice on your hair for 2 weeks? Onion increases an enzyme called catalase, which helps get rid of hydrogen peroxide, that thing that bleaches your hair, makes your hair look older and gray. Well, guess what? Onion slows

that process down. Onions are high in sulfur. The protein in hair called keratin is made out of sulfur. In a study from 2002, they showed that 73% of people with alopecia showed significant growth in their hair just from using onion juice for 4 weeks. 4 weeks. Onion juice also helps your scalp by curbing any type of fungal

or yeast growth. It's very antimicrobial. Lastly, the quercetin in onions decreases the powerful form of testosterone called DHT, which is usually the deeper reason why people lose hair in the first place. What would happen if you use onion juice on your hair for 2 weeks?

Um, I mean, we gotta do something, right? I mean Excuse me, sir, sorry to disturb you. We're trying to inspire the next generation. What do you do for a living, man? Lots of cars. No one's ever guessed yet. If you guess, I'll give you the car. You got 3 guesses. Oh, hotels. No, that's one guess. Is it

unusual business? One, probably know another person that does it. You buy and sell yachts. 2, one last shot. Come on, give me one. No, I print t-shirts. Oh, so you know when you go to like a concert? Yeah, yeah. How long have you been doing that? Since I was 15 and I'm 60. It's all I've ever done.

Left school early, couldn't read all right. How much did you start with in Happy Memories? What led to you getting into the record sale? What was that Happy Memories for you though, and what did you get into? Met one person, met them at a concert when I was about 16. Started by myself and they became a really

big customer, and they're still our biggest customer today. Excuse me, sir, sorry to disturb you. We're trying to explain consideration. What did you put in today? I'm gonna buy $8 million worth of Tesla stock at an average price of $185. Tesla is down 5%, so I am down a little bit, but that's okay because I don't plan

to sell Tesla for at least 10 years. Tesla hitting a 52-week low. The chart looks terrible. The stock looks broken. Every single comment told me that I was gonna lose it all and I was making a big mistake. Tesla shares with storage. Share the Tesla story today. Tesla shares though popping And my position is now worth $16.5

million US dollars. Tesla shares surging this week. Elon Musk is now the first person ever worth $500 billion. Today I'm gonna buy—

Where's everyone tuning in from, guys?

Guys?

Go on,

guys, where are you?

Viewers not interacting with streamer, reporting all of you.

Just having a nice break after dinner. To cleanse the palate. Nothing wrong with that. Uh, there's no bots. I don't know what you're talking about.

Wow, this YouTube Short is so funny.

Breakfast. These are my top 5 Christmas— what possible car is this? Tesla Model Y. Why? For $1,000 a month? That's a Model Y? That's like a Model X type payment. No, it used to be $764 and we had a 2.4% APR, and when I totaled it— guys, the interest rates for these cars are now 0%. Oh, it

makes me sick because when we bought it, the price of the Model Y

Is this AI?

Bitcoin mining Olympics, that must be fake.

Destiny

2 new player experience.

Hey everyone tuning in from tonight.

People know that. Poor people don't. Since COVID I've taken pensions very seriously. What I actually call a SIP. A SIP pension is where I'm not doing my tax return. It's not a good idea. It all started, but I want it to stop. What's the best British meme of all time? I need my mom's car. Vroom vroom. I

need my mom's car. Vroom vroom. Oh, uh, disgusting. Disgusting. Disgusting. Hocus pocus. You're talking about pizza? On your focus. On your focus. Focus, focus. There's pizza on your focus.

You want some? You want some? If you want some, I'll give it you. You know the guy that eats the mic? Come on, England! Come on, England! You can! No, you can't! You can't do it! You can! You can do it! You can! But the goal is, is record highs. And the appreciation in other dollar substitutes— use

that word loosely— in items like crypto, for example, is unbelievable. So we're seeing substantial asset inflation away from the dollar as people are looking for ways to effectively de-dollarize and de-risk their portfolios due to the US sovereign Are you really saying that? No, just check the price of gold. Well, I mean, I don't have to work very

hard. What? It's a life of its own. No, but it's a life of its own as, as you see sovereigns around the world, central banks around the world, as you see individual investors around the world go, you know what, I now view gold as a safe harbor asset in a way that The dollar used to be viewed.

That's, that's what's really concerning to me. Oh, Game of Thrones song. Have you watched Speed? Um, Katrina? No one says no. Yours? What are you on about? The movie? I don't know. You know, the bus, the bomb in the bus, and it goes below a certain— Oh, I think so. Yeah, yeah.

I am

74 years old. Life expectancy for men is 76 years. Life expectancy for women is 81 years. I figured by transition— I wasn't expecting that. I've had several MRIs, and it's been determined that I have thin bones. And as it happens, Thin Bones is also my gangster name.

I had a colonoscopy, and when it was over, they said, we'll see you in 10 years. And I thought, oh, fuck you will!

About six years ago, and now B of the Spice Girls did not like my jokes, which was disappointing because I wanted to open for her group. I could have been old Spice.

I'm a gamer. Do we have any gamers? What's your game? I'm sorry. Rocket League. Tic Tac Toe.

This guy, yeah, or not next year. I asked them if they're going to pay me any more money and they said no, so I said no as well. I'm not going to grow sugar beet next year. I've got a 13-acre field of sugar beet here. I can't sell my apples as long as possible to get the most

amount of yield off it.

I'm still not going to make any money out of it. I reckon I could have done nothing with this field. I could have not spent any money on sprays, seed, and fertilizer growing this, and I would have been better off. And I would still have to find the rent to pay the land, but I would be better

off than what I'm doing this year. So why would I grow sugar beet next year when you're offering me £4 a ton less money than this year. I know this year's been bad, and next year it's not going to be that bad, is it? But I said that last year, and this year is worse than last year.

Why does this guy crack me up? I can't sell my apples as organic because I don't pay £600 a year to get them certified. Where do I find this stuff? I don't use any sprays or fertilizers. I don't use any sprays. That haven't had any sprays and fertilizers but are not organic.

I sell them on my website in boxes of 20, all one variety. But these are from 250 different varieties. This one is my favorite. It's a pale yellow-skinned with a pink flush. I have some pink stripes on as well. Tasty dessert apple from Cambridgeshire. Cambridgeshire? I can't sell my apples. I can't sell my apples

organic because I don't pay £600 yet to get them certified, but I don't use any sprays or fertilizers. So if you want some apples that haven't had any sprays and fertilizers but are not organic

I sell them on my website. I sell them on my website. 20, all one variety, but these are from 250 different varieties of apples. His favorite, his favorite, with a pink flush, might have some pink stripes on it.

Tasty dessert apple from Cambridgeshire. I've just had my— I've just had my—

I can't sell my apples as organic because I don't pay £600 a month to get them certified.

I, I didn't— you can't see anything. I can just let— they hated what I was doing. That's ruining this movie. He's ruining Disney. And I told him, look, if you're that uncomfortable, please fire me. Hey, me? Well, fire me and get somebody else. It wasn't until the first real screening for an audience, that was when they learned,

oh my God, these people actually understand what he's doing. I'm saying, they're laughing. And once again, it was the people who said they hated what I was doing. That's ruining this movie. Council tax bands A to H. You need to take advantage of the 2025 UK things that just make sense. What even happened?

What even happened to the British lion? No, Winston said it would be a privilege to give the law. And of course Winston said, 1953, you will be with Europe but not of it. When they ask us why we take that view, we will say we dwell in our own land. Well, you know what happened to the British?

$1 million credit line at 30% interest and you want to take it to a casino? Yeah, I just need the capital to double my money quickly. You're asking me to fund a bet, not a business. You think

Oh,

I got my money back already from Steam. That's great.

£60 reverted.

Send it back

to myself.

Oh, bye.

I can't sell my apples as organic because I didn't pay £600 to get them certified, but if you want some apples that are not organic,

I sell them on my website.

250 different varieties of apples.

Tasted the dirt apple from Cambridgeshire.

Make some tea.

Mom.

Should probably check if my car is actually fully charged or not.

Probably is. Imagine if it wasn't, right?

Fuck. Hey,

look. Oh.

Oh, electric blankie back on there.

Yeah, I'm looking forward to having a weekend off.

Mm-hmm.

7, 6, 9, 30, 40. I made £40. Trading today,

but I'm down 106. I made 40 from shorts and then I'm down 160 on longs,

but I still have the longs, so that doesn't count.

And I took profit on the shorts. So that does count.

That's how you be a trader.

And then the market will bounce, and then I'll break even on the longs. And it will be good.

Come on,

you're asking me to fund a bet, not a business. You think 20 numbers on an 11 was a strat? $10 credit line?

Whatever autism did you guys get? I got the kind where I took apart all my electronics. My watch is new, ladies.

I have the one where I created an entire language with a whole dictionary, grammatical rules, and more. What kind of autism did you guys get? I got the kind where I pick apart all the current smartwatches or whatever they use.

We go after. There's neither time nor time to shake your head and wiggle your ear. Neither time nor time to— you just have to deal with it safely.

What's the speed? You can't be in the hurry of the A55. It's a live motorway. Hello, I am on another water. Please help me. Right, okay. What's the speed limit in Netley, or is it? Let me know if I know what it is. It's the policeman. What's the speed limit anyway? No, it's all the way down. It's

a double day of roadblock. What's the speed limit in Netley, or is it? My name is Charlie Kirk, and why am I here? Because I love talking to people. I get to do it. I started an organization that's now on 1,000+ campuses to save the day to all of 21st century education. And I've had thousands of hours

of conversations about these ideas. We record all of this so that we can put it on the internet so people can see these ideas collide. When people stop talking, the ideas die. For the war on it because you start to think the other side is so evil and we lose those communities. Marriages break apart when you stop

talking. Churches fall apart. Businesses, companies, friendships, relationships. And I think what makes this country on the verge of going to a place we don't want it to go right now is we're afraid to go to places like this and have these conversations. I'm not. My name is Charlie Kirk and I love America. I found this mini Bitcoin

miner on eBay for like $30 and today Today I'm gonna try and set it up. Okay, so this is called a lottery miner, and from my understanding, they do what's called solo mining. I think with most Bitcoin mining, there's a pool of miners that are all trying to solve a block, and then when they solve the block,

all those miners that helped get a piece of the profit. This guy works a little bit different. It's trying to solve the block 100% by itself, which is highly unlikely, but if it does happen, the benefit is that it gets 100% of the profit. Okay, so Here's what we're looking at so far. Let's power it on. Ah,

I'm running out of outlets around here. Oh, we're upside down. Make it better. I heard a few months ago that a solo miner actually solved a block all by itself, and the owner of the miner, I think, walked away with like 3 Bitcoin. All right, I think we're up and running. So we've got kilohash per second over

here. We're at almost 1,000. Up here we have the current Bitcoin price. One worker. This must be our guy here. Now, I don't recommend everyone Doing this, your chances are extremely thin, but it looks kind of cool in my office, and it is fun to be a small part of the Bitcoin network. I'll update you guys with

how it's going soon. Peace.

Where everyone tuning in from

today, guys?

Oh, nice and warm now. Oh yeah.

Uh, I had to take the iPhone Air to the, um, repair shop.

I just want to know, where are you from? Turkey. Poland. How much would you be willing to pay to train? Uh, £100 a month. Yeah, we could definitely go lower than that. Uh, probably around a month. This gives you 30 hours.

Might do some Rubik's.

Rubik's

Cube.

One.

Easy.

Kind of boring now. I can do it.

Once you know how, it's not hard, is it?

Damn, I'm up £13, the market's still tanking. Crazy.

Hey, hey, hey.

Huh?

Fuck, I lost the whole £13. Fucking bounced.

Uh, why don't I just take profit ever?

Whoa, look at Gold

ripping.

This gives you 30 hours of gameplay, all 39 hours. Hey, good question. Yes, and then you start LRK5902 core at 4.198 at exit 8 for about 1.0 hours. That's it. No car skip? Well, you need 8 hours instead of 4, of course. That's what's called— it's called the Game Boy. Project Planet. We are launching in June. Only

one publisher is likely to be able to help us make it. They would package it with Mario? Yep. And Project Planet. This game is programmed in C, yeah? Mm-hmm. It's not perfect, but you'll get the idea. Gentlemen, if you want to sell a couple hundred thousand Game Boys full of your shit, package it with Mario. But if

you I sell millions of papers. I absolutely adore the guts of the press. Can you get some extra?

This gives you 30 hours of daily press, all free. You mind? Paper perfect. Yes. And a brand new Sharp LL35902 Core i4, 4.19 megahertz, 8 gigabytes of internal RAM. Classic. No cholesterol? Yes.

Not too bad. Sounds like money. What do you bring in after taxes? I usually bring in $1,100 a week. Looks like we're bringing in about $4,766 a month. And then also 100% disabled with the VA, so that brings in an extra $3,700 a month. Wow, man. That's what happened. I fell off of a jet in Afghanistan and

couldn't rest. My spine and messed up my knees, my neck. What do you do for a living?

The slang's changing, it's not the problem. I've stopped understanding it, right? I'll give you an example. So they don't call it going to the gym anymore. Apparently that sentence is too long. So they've shortened it now and it's now referred to as banging gym. Banging gym. Now that's fine once it's been explained to you. First time I

heard it, it got awkward. I was working at a club, we had these 2 new doormen, they're actually younger guys, and they stood there with mace and some grub and they stood banging gym. And I thought, I thought, how nice is Can be this open in this sort of environment. I really like it, it's brilliant. But it

just got weird. He went, yeah, I'm still banging Jim. I'm banging Jim 5 or 6 times a week. I'm reaping it out. I thought, all right, all right, it's a bit of workplace, you know what I mean? He brought me into the conversation. You don't like— you bang Jim?

That's, that's not my life choice for you guys. Free to do as you will. Like, you crack on. He's got now made you definitely danger. All right, you might have had a dream about it when you were younger, but that's, that's more your subconscious, right? Back in the day, I clicked to the wrong video and I watched

it for 27 minutes. Okay, if you don't finish, you don't count. So it's just not my thing. He's got every problem I've ever worked with. Danger. I put that whole guy

Where everyone's tuning in from today?

Die! No way.

But honestly, no, I mean, all memes aside, I'm not, I'm not being— all memes aside, I actually, when I watch the porn, I actually enjoy looking at the Like there's something in power. When I look at them up and I look at the growth and the tree branch veins going through it, like it's some sort— it's just,

just amazing how— I can't explain. I used to— I, I— yeah, after a while,

that's, that's what's up. Dude, rounded, nice oily army feet in there. Holy shit, thank you so much for having me on the podcast. All right, so Crypto, you want $2 million? Yo, that rewards real good. I need to check this thing. That's the punchline. And how did you get to $3 million? Because, um, $2 million to make

tablet cartridges and $1 million to make arcade machines. At Pepper's for Arcade. Do you remember? Arcade is a cash business and the money comes in faster, which is great for both of us. This isn't what I thought opportunity at Nintendo was letting me become a publisher. Nintendo? It's a license to print money. You feel that strongly, right?

Yeah, clearly. Then I'm upping your interest rates. Fine. And I want your house as collateral. Fine. And if you miss one payment, that house is ours. Fine. You sure you're not talking to your wife about this first? Okay. Chief financial officer of our company. She's bought me. This does not look promising at all. The pioneers have to

bet the house tonight, and not literally. Have you ever pulled out on them? This is about— this is about the cause. Is that a fancy boutique? What do you mean that? Go on, you throw your hand up, man. Go on.

Just fucking cut to it. I don't need the preamble. Go, go! I've lost interest already.

The great thing about playing in the round is just fucking turn away.

Okay, let's give her another go, but you're gonna land The fucking plane instantly. Go. Questions? Before I became a dad, I realized I can't keep to normal pensions because it wasn't just my future. Why are you married, Martin? Well, because I'd be here for support from this. I know. Wait, how much? $403. You thought switches did all

these things?

Oh, I'm back. £8 up. That was scary. Oh no, £7. Come on, tank.

Color, it tanked and then bounced. We're tanking again. I missed out on the £13. Do I take the set £8 or do I risk it for the £15?

Oh, £10 would Tank in! £10.

No, that's not— that's wrong.

I'm up £11,

£12,

£13. I could have taken the £13 twice now.

Whoa, tanking!

I'm up £15. Should I take it?

£16,

£17.

I'm taking it. Buy ticket.

What? £20?

What? It said £16 when I pressed take profit. It now says I made £20.89.

It must have mega tanked when I triggered the sell.

Yeah, it did. Look, I just made £20.

Holy fuck. So today I made 21, 25, 27, 26, 29, 30, 50,

51. I made £60 today. Look at all that green.

£60 going short

today was good.

Yeah, well, I'm still down. I'm down £200 on that really old short. I'm now down

290 on my lungs.

I'm down 290 from the lungs.

Can you believe that?

Yeah, well, next week it'll probably reverse, won't it?

Buy the dip.

Oh, it's hot now.

So I've just ordered a taxi in China, but it's unlike any taxi you've seen before. He's arriving now. Here we are. We have Alexis. Hello.

This is a logo taxi, guys.

Oh my God.

This is almost driving itself.

Look at it, look at it. It's got the bushes right here. But, uh, as you can see on the screen, it shows us the red light every single time. All these pedestrians, look, see the pedestrians?

Boss, thank you, boss. See you. People have always ridiculed poor old Blockbuster Videos refusing to buy Netflix for $50 million, and my argument is they were right not to buy them for $50 million, because at the time Netflix hadn't had a big idea. They were leaving these by post. First of all, Blockbuster could have replicated that business,

but after— anyway, sometime after they failed to sell the Blind us because they were in a state of some desperation and they were looking around the warehouse. And one of the chief founders of Netflix would also happen to be the world's leading expert at the time on subscription models. And they're looking at their warehouse full of DVDs

and one of them said, isn't it a pity we're paying to store these DVDs in a warehouse when really they should be stored in someone's home? And the other guy said, well, actually there's a way you could do that. You let people have 3 DVDs at any time. Instead of paying per rental, they pay a monthly subscription

and they can search the net. And I could promise $19.95 a month, no late fees ever, 3 DVDs at any one time, change the ones you like. That was the great draw of it. Now at that point, they're not worth $30 million as they might have been if they'd all gone to Blockbuster. Suddenly, on the basis of

that idea, they're worth half a billion. People have always ridiculed poor old Blockbuster. These are my Top 5 Christmas markets.

Hello guys, where are you tuning in from tonight?

Hey, yo.

These are my top 5 cryptos. Well, share price is not really based on how a company works. It's about how mass psychology works. So if I found certain algorithms and perceptions of something— Algorithms? That's your thing? Well, not everybody understands what that is. I went through a little bit more than that. I played guitar at first, but

then I went on to join up with the crew.

Delusions of grandeur. I don't have delusions of grandeur. I have an actual recipe for greatness. Share prices aren't really based on how a company works. It's about how mass psychology works. So if I found certain algorithms, you could get some stuff.

Might add some new music from a playlist.

So simple. Hell didn't like me. Running back to freedom.

Running, always running. If you can hear me, come Face before I bleed. Oh yeah, bring echoes of my voice. Throw me down, push shadows like you. Throw me down.

Water. We will not die. We will not die.

We will not die. You and I, we will not die. We will live.

After all this time, I stand by you. Through all of the years I've been with you.

The Lord wants us! Where are they all? Where are they? Where is the God? You're after the treasure! Where are they all? Where? Your reward are lost!

The dreams of all men

will realize.

You and I will stand alone. Hmm.

I

hate

that song.

Crazy world, let my music show you what I'm really worth. Like you, I'll

be yours again. Feel the fires burning. Can be more.

So tell me what you feel, my love, 'cause I can never get enough. So tell me what you feel, my love. Yeah, I could never leave 'cause you need feeling. Let me feel good.

Too much. Seem like the right thing, but I was so blind.

Much too much stress, lost from behind. Lost inside. Had a rebel illusion I cannot hide. I'm the one you're using, please don't push me aside. We could have made it through.

I was there for you in the darkest times. I was there for you in the darkest night. But I wonder where you were when I was

If I'm just dead, say that you won't.

I'll wait till it's all over and we'll just take another chance. So I'm going to keep you right here. I don't want to lose you. It does time and supply. Nobody said it was easy. It's such a shame for us to part. Nobody said it was easy.

No one ever said it would be this hard.

Oh, take me back to the start.

Ever feels like home, it's sitting all alone inside your head.

Wherever you go, whatever you do, I will be right here waiting for you. Whatever it takes, well, my heart breaks, I will be right here waiting for you.

Hands up, We burning up the sky, we got the dance all crazy, got the clock on fire. I like the way you dance, you got me in a trance, my baby, she don't mind at all. Girl, I got you so right, and I know you like it, so come on, put it on me.

Feels right.

Nothing you can do.

Gather up your mind.

Hey, when you do me like that, I'm gonna be dry.

We haven't met, but I know your vibe. Are we skipping?

Erase myself and let go of what I've done. I wish myself to cross out what I've become. Erase my—

Be sure to wear some gloves on your hands if you're going to San Francisco.

You can hurt my fun, you can hurt, hurt, hurt my feelings, don't know why.

Hurt, hurt, hurt my feelings, don't know why. What you want, it's on your face. We're in love in the haze. I bet your heart is mine by then. I

Tell me why you'd be the one I was meant to find. It's up to you.

We meet again, we meet again.

You and I, we're beautiful like diamonds in the sky. It's you, I, so alive.

I tried so hard and got so far, but in the end of this, you're the one to keep me There's no one to sleep with, but you'll see your heavy heart asleep with me.

Come here.

Every time you're looking at me like that, your words are keeping you bleeding. There's no trying to sneak in, but you'll see your heavy heart is safe with me. When you're losing gravity, for as long as I can breathe, your heavy heart is safe with me. Hold the ground around me, I'll be what I need to Baby,

you're all the hardest thing for me.

You're all the hardest thing for me.

You're all the hardest thing for me.

You'll be

So much warmer. You've been losing what's to be found. Wait, let's follow me. Take it off your shoulders. Show you what it is to be free.

To you, here is my love to you.

Here is my love to you.

I need to sleep.

Yeah, this is the new iPhone Fold, guys. I got the first one ever.

Destruction! The ground will love me after hell! The sky will breathe in fear as they eye me!

Why am I red? Where? Not red.

You're a hell of a riot!

I

want you to see me. I will bring them here. Take them alive. Stay alive and bring them here.

Load up on guns, bring your friends. It's fun to lose and to pretend. She's all but worried and stands for short. I know, I know, a dirty word. Hello, hello, hello, hello. Hello, hello, hello, hello, hello, hello, hello, hello, hello,

hello.

Yes, yeah, I'm worth it for you. I do best in for you. I feel bliss. All in all, girl, has always been and always will until the end.

You'll like you always were.

Only think about him on the weekdays and weekends, only in the mornings and evenings, only when I wake.

You don't care if I won't play you low. I've got you in my sight. I keep on what you said to me. I get you, get you, get you, get you underneath. We run to the gates of hell as we make hope.

Fucks with an anchor. Fuck you, you're a fucking wanker. We're gonna punch you right in the balls. Fuck you with a fucking anchor. You're all cunts, so fuck you all. Fuck you, you're a fucking wanker. We're gonna punch you right in the balls. You with the fucking anchor, you're all cut so fucking off.

Fuck that, see your tears. I have lived with this curse. My vocabulary was stunted at birth by a white Doctor from over the seas, casting a strange new magic on me. Now when I speak, it's rather absurd, an endless tirade of four-letter words. I lash out in anger at all in my way, shocking

unspeakable things that I say.

Boss, you, you're a bossy one.

What should

I play then?

Piracy's a crime and crime doesn't pay, and we go home poor at the end of the day. But I'd rather live my life in rags than be saved to a death with a white feather hat. We live each day like there's nothing to lose, but a mad hat needs a nut-deaded boost. They say all the best things

in life are free, so gamble your beer and your rum with me.

Does anyone listen to this unironically?

Everyone knows Dragon Force. So there's like 100 bands just like DragonForce.

Run to the faraway mountains.

It's so nerdy.

I must try to defeat the whole damn army. I must have the weapon. I must have a kill.

Jesus, fall away now. Let it go.

They're gonna come and make us a sandwich.

Do

you

like my music?

In the heart of Holy See, in the home of Christianity, the seat of power this indeed. There's a pool of powerful souls that bring about invader. For the priest of the mighty blood, to the nation,

to the one and the living line, in the service of heaven, they're protecting the holy line. In 1527, with the might of the celestial heaven, they will lead. For the priest of the mighty blood, for the one and the chosen line.

Twist of fate is just around the corner. 1945, the purest rains I had to send. Standing at the gates, the deceptions occupy us. This will take ways, the final battle's begun. After the downfall, the castle that seeks, facing the gods is always in readiness. Can you really imagine this on a screen? But then

it's the end of the line on the final journey, and then you see it in the night. And then you start to listen through, and the journey will start again.

What a day to think that God will fight for those who want to rock and roll, from Pakistan all the way to the most remote machine.

Find them again, send back all the angels down from heaven.

The great war rages on. Our battalion is lost and we are gone.

Under fire, there's nothing they can do. There's no way they can get out of this. It's true. Suffering heavy losses, Captain Black will tell his story.

Hmm,

pretty hot now. Please stop making plans.

Damn, the market tanked. Can't believe it. The one thing I was begging for happens and then I get wrecked because I'm long.

Whoa, bit mine down to $50.

Mm-hmm.

What a sell-off.

Damn, look at the red.

I have a meeting with Hiroshi Yamauchi, your CEO. Not in this. Oh, could I use your restroom before I go? On the left. Left. Okay, thank you. Hi, I have a meeting with Mr. Yamauchi. I want to— Mr. Rogers, your test passing. Mr. Rogers is out of town. Well, I think it's not true because I saw him

arrive this morning and his car is still out in the lot. Oh yeah, uh, Hank Rogers, Bulletproof Software.

Not too bad, really. We buy you out for 500,000. I'll publish it and cover all upfront costs. We publish our games in-house. We don't use outside partners. But you do make exceptions because you know as well as I do, partners are what make us great. That's why Mario has Luigi. That's why Zelda has Link. That's why Mike

Tyson has whoever he's punching out in Punch-Out!! We

want you to make 200,000 cottages. I have a meeting with you. If you're obsessed about good design, it's aluminium, not aluminum. It's definitely aluminium. It's Adidas, not Adidas. It's Adidas. I know, it's what it is. Biscuit, not cookie. Oh, biscuits and gravy, man. Mate, it's chips. You ever had biscuits and Gravy? No, it's a biscuit. Nice flaky

golden. Put that gravy on, it'll stop your heart like 30 minutes after you eat it. You are so American, man. Yeah, it's aluminum, not aluminum. It's definitely aluminum. Okay, and while you're typing, would you mind sharing your screen? I am your personal AI partner. Those who are illegal immigrants, those who our illegal immigrants will be returned, and

it is customary international law for countries to receive their own immigrants back into their country.

What do you do for a living? So I do private security. I am not a police officer in any way. I have no intention of becoming one. All right, okay. Uh, I wouldn't have cared if you did. What's What's your hourly? My hourly pay is $20.60 an hour. I make about $70,000, $80,000 a year. So far with

what you just gave me, it would equal more like $40,000 to $50,000 a year. So I'm a little confused unless you have another job that you didn't tell us. $20 an hour, 40 to 50 hours a week? Yes. And I have a medical settlement that I'll be getting for the rest of my life. Through your time in

the military? Yeah. Payroll was $2,929 and the VA was $3,830. $170. More than half of it comes from the VA. Yes. Okay, but why is this game worth waiting?

When boys and girls live in the same home, awkward situations can arise. Sometimes I've heard even brothers and sisters develop certain affections, and when those affections become common knowledge, well, that is an awkward situation indeed, especially in a prominent family. Prominent families often forget a simple truth I found.

And which truth is that? Knowledge is power.

Seize him!

Cut his throat! Stop! I've changed my mind. Let him go.

Step back three paces. Turn around. Close your eyes.

Power. Wait. This is not America. Entering a government structure without invite is highly illegal. I didn't travel five thousand miles to be stopped by a door. Go your business for Hozrat of Kwan. Hank Rogers, I. Publish the video game version of Tetris in Japan, and I'm here to license the worldwide handheld rights from you. Just like that.

One second. Sorry. Oh, here we go. There's the vibrator. Word after word. Oh, here we go. There's the vibrator. It also uses— it also has a flashlight component to it at nighttime, and it also has a tracker on it when she gets lost. If she were to actually get fucking lost, there it is. You are able to—

yeah, um, it emits a sound. Uh-huh. Okay. Yeah, some people get their animal chips for that too as well. Okay. Well, um, there it is. Dogs have chips. Yeah, that's what I think a lot of people— bored after work? This app— 6 hours to get these shoes ready for a wedding tonight. Bored after work? This app finds

local single girls in seconds. They'll message you first. No more useless swiping. No games. No bots. What's the most one— if you have to get a $1,000 mattress, it has to be California King. I'm 7'1. You're 7'1? Yes. That's crazy. I've never met someone over 7'. Yeah, there's no frame or anything. That's just the mattress and the

box spring because California Kings are so expensive. Yeah, got a 35.99% interest rate of death. Yeah, what is that? Sorry, Stool Pet. They hacked the NES and now they're manufacturing and selling our cartridges. Guess what the first— You did— You off? I am.

Bye-bye. That seems like a very— You all right? Did you not enjoy the show? You didn't like it? Oh well, we're happy to— Thanks for taking the chance on it. I appreciate you buying a ticket and coming to give it a go. Do you have your money back? Oh no.

Do not give her her fucking money back.

100%, don't give her her fucking money back. No, I'm paid for the attempt, not the jump. I'm not fucking Evel Knievel. I know she left on her own.

Was she on her own? Was she— was she— was she— was she on her own?

3, and where are the other 2? Are they gone? Yeah. Are they all right? No, not for them. Not for them. What were they offended by?

A dozy fucking cunt.

Watch a clip online before you buy a ticket.

Yeah, I finished the Rubik's Cube, but I'll do it again.

I jumble it up.

Watch this skill.

Are you watching?

Okay, jumbled up. Starting now.

Cream.

What?

Orange.

Hey, oh,

I did it easy.

Are you impressed?

Took me 2 days to learn. Took

me ages to learn that.

Can

I fix your door handles? Uh, no.

Yeah, yeah, sharp. I know, look at BMNR. Whole market tanked.

Everything's down.

Oh fuck, $48. What?

Right, how is the market still moving when it's closed?

I'm down £140 on BMNR.

Holy shit.

$48. It's over.

I was up $240, now I'm down $140.

Stocks and shares, ice are not looking good anymore.

$47.

Hmm.

No, I'm not buying silver.

I got gold.

Market's still tanking.

Oh, what

a rough day.

I'm down 280. On my stocks and shares ISA.

Oh God.

Who's buying the dip?

Damn, look at Ethereum. Ethereum tanking.

Ethereum's down 17%.

Tom Lee. All right, so let's bring in another big macro market voice. You know him, Tom Lee, co-founder, head of research at Fundstrat. Tom, it's only one day. It's what we, we get it. We're still— the bull market we heard earlier still intact. But your take on today's move and what may lie ahead. Oh, well, Brian, you

know, it's maybe overdue to an extent. You know, we've had a nice rise of 36% since the April lows. And I believe today's decline is the biggest in more than 6 months. But it's good to see the VIX spike. You know, the VIX spiked at 1.29% today. That's the 51st largest ever spike in the VIX. So we're

a top 1% move in sort of what I'd say the market seeking safety. And so I think it's a good flush that's happening today. I would like to say the market is, you know, concerned. But as your other guests have said, especially Rick, I mean, unless there is a real structural change, this pullback is a buying opportunity.

Wow. 51st biggest move for the VIX. So why is it good that the VIX is responding. What does that signal? It shows you that investors are seeking protection.

And, and as you know, the VIX is a measure of expected volatility of the largest 100 stocks. And so a spike in the VIX is really a market saying, OK, I need to get out of everything, but I can't sell everything. So let me hedge it by buying volatility. And And that is usually a sign of an

interim low. I mean, I don't want to say I think markets are bottoming today, but we know that the forward returns are pretty good one month and even one week later. So I would say if someone says, are we higher a week from today, I'm going to say the odds are actually really good. Or, you know, we

might even be 60 points higher. Well, wow. But that— and that's happened. That's what's been happening, as we talked about earlier in the show, Tom, that We've seen these buy-the-dip buyers come into the market. You know, we get a day like today, dip buyers come in, we're higher a week later. Do you expect that to happen again

absent some further escalation with China? Yeah, I mean, anything's possible, Brian. You know, and I think that we, we, the markets lived through this February to April and it was a day by day and day-by-day panic. And maybe there's echoes of trauma people are thinking about. And, and we do know that this, you know, these are important

issues. So I wouldn't want to be glib in saying, hey, this is nothing because the market is making a big move. But to me, if I said, okay, what are the reasons stocks have been attractive for the past 12 months? You know, it's been about the innovation coming from AI. And it's the innovation as Wall Street looks

onto the blockchain. And now it's the Fed that's beginning an easing cycle. These 3 things have structural tailwinds that aren't disrupted because of potential even rare earth dispute with China. Do you want to see the market not end on its lows? We're not on our lows right now. Well, you know, it's Friday. So, and it's a long

weekend. So as you know, a lot of people like to shut down their computers. So I wouldn't be surprised if we might see the market close on its lows. But to me, I don't think it's a signal. As you know, markets rarely bottom on Fridays anyway. So maybe Monday is the flush. But then, you know, that's the—

that's the buying opportunity.

The Mixup Cube looks and turns just like a normal Rubik's Cube.

Cube until you turn the middle layer 45 degrees, and then this happens. The O2 cube is a pretty underwhelming puzzle, but when you grab onto both sides like this, it becomes a fidget spinner. The V-Cube 8 is supposed to just be an 8x8, but when you misalign some of the middle layers, it randomly starts shape-shifting. The Polaris

Cube doesn't really seem to turn at all until you align all of the corners at just the right angle, which unlocks this crazy move, kind of like a skewb. The Gearshift is supposed to be solved by pulling it apart and spinning it one side at a time, but if you try and turn it while it's still cubic,

that happens. The Curvycopter usually only turns 180 degrees like this, but if you misalign a layer by just the right amount, it can do these kind of turns, which are called jumbling. If you take any sort of fused-together cubes and grab one side of each puzzle, you can do this. And it also works on the other axis.

My favorite cubes to do this with are the Quad Fused 2x2x3s. Just grab here and here, and away you go! The Mixup Cube looks and turns just like a normal Rubik's Cube, until you turn the middle layer 45 degrees, and then this happens. The O2 Cube is a pretty underwhelming puzzle, but when you grab onto both sides

like this, it becomes a fidget spinner. The V-Cube 8 is supposed to just be a normal 8x8, but when you misalign some of the middle layers, it randomly starts shapeshifting. The Polaris Cube doesn't really seem to turn at all. People are such nerds.

Oh, let's go! Oh,

so this is how beginners solve the Rubik's Cube. First they make the sunflower

like that. Then they solve the cross.

Next, they solve the corners of the bottom layer.

So there's the first one, there's the second one, there's the third one, there's the fourth one. Next, they solve the second layer edges with an algorithm. So there's the first one, there's the second one. Then they orient all the edges in the top layer with an algorithm. Why do they call it an algorithm over and over again?

It's not an algorithm. Next, they orient the top layer corners with an algorithm that you have to repeat over and over again. I hate when they call it an algorithm. Next, you'd solve the top layer, uh, corners and put them in the right spot, but I skipped that step, um, just by chance. And now we have to

solve the top layer edges.

And there you go, that's it. I want to show you the magic trick that literally changed the direction of my life. My mother showed me this trick a long time ago, but when I asked her what its secret was, she told me, Michael, I don't know, it just happens. And ever since that day, I have loved math

and recreational mathematics. Here's how you do it. You start with a deck of 52 cards. It can be anyone's deck, shuffled in any way. Just pull out a card, turn it over, and look at its value. 8. Now from 8, count up to 13. Can you scan that one?

Craig Johnson is chief market technician of Piper Sandler. Steve obviously still with us. Craig, you wrote that I think yesterday or the day before. This is not some new comment from you. So obviously today is making you look very smart, by the way, and correct. You couldn't anticipate the president's social media post. But how much was this

a market or is this still a market that is really— I hate the term— priced to perfection? Well, all right. Thanks for having me on. And to that point, when we look at this market, I think a lot of them— damn, Bitmain ripped! What the fuck? Back to $51. One of the first things that I always do,

Brian, on days like— I should have pulled it down to our trading desk here in Minneapolis and I check in with the traders. What are they seeing? They're the smart people out there ringing the register every day. And I ran into one guy we call the Rainmaker, and, uh, the Rainmaker is like, hey, there's not a lot

of volume happening right now and people are just sort of hanging out and watching this sort of unfold. So it sort of says to me that this is an excuse to take some money off the table more so than anything else, Brian. And I think this is going to be somewhat short-lived, uh, short-lived, I think you mean.

Now I'm curious about who this mysterious rainmaker is. Okay, I, you know, I assume that's a positive term. So what is this? So what is the desk then saying, Craig? What are you saying about what we're seeing? Oh, like you said, what are you saying about what we're saying? It is a little bit of an overreaction. But

again, in these bull markets, Brian, you always get these sharp sell-offs and they quickly come around and they're, they're bought again. And I do think the buy-the-dip crowd will be around. And what we're seeing from a technical perspective, Brian, is really 2 things. One, when we look at one of our indicators that we've looked at for a

long time here at Piper, measuring the number of stocks above a very simple 40-week moving average, that has been slowly In fact, it has been deteriorating since the end of August, and it is now getting to levels where perhaps in the next week it could actually go to a sell signal for the first time since we came

off of the lows in the April timeframe. On a shorter-term basis, Brian, if we go back and we look at a very simple momentum indicator, RSI,

whoops, on a 14-period basis, basis. When it starts breaking through the midpoint of 50, we did that back in the February timeframe and the market sort of picked up steam to the downside as a lot of the CTAs kicked in. I suspect that is something that we can see kick in next week. So this is from our

perspective sort of a flashing yellow light. Pascal, yep, it's not an end of the bull market by any But could we see a pullback to the 50-day moving average? We'll take that at around— Trump's still talking— at around 50, uh, 6530, or perhaps even pull back all the way to 6150. But to be clear, Brian, this is

why I did not raise our price target when we hit it at the end of September, because we thought that the market needed to come back in, and we're getting that now. I think there's a real chance the S&P pulls back to 61.50? It is, it is a distinct possibility, especially if we do go through the midpoint

of a 14-period RSI and then also, uh, go back and move through the simple 50-day moving average. It could accelerate to the downside. There's a lot of computer trading going on out there. But again, Brian, having just been traveling and seeing clients, there's a lot of large institutions that did not participate that well off of the lows.

To the point the other guest was making. And hence they're hoping for some sort of shorter-term pullback. And the buy-the-dip crowd will be there. And again, this bull market is not over. We will enter the 4th year of the bull market. And it's usually— 4th years are usually pretty good, up around 12 and change percent for the

full year. And we are optimistic for next year. But short term, I'll look to raise my price target on a pullback, not while it's sitting here at the highs. Our brand new live trading floor in Bristol is open and you're invited. Well, we'll be invited to the trading floor for 8 of the drugs, equal for the 9th,

down on the 10th drug. So that was the plan, and that's what they did. We are continuing the IRA negotiations, but thanks to the president's leadership, we have achieved something extraordinary here, which is a dream that he's had for 20 years because he's a common sense president. He saw something 20 years ago. He learned that we were

paying 3, 4, 5, sometimes 10, 10 times for the same drug, sometimes 10, 10 times for the same drug as they were paying in European countries, New Jersey, and then sold for 1/10 the price in Great Britain and London or Paris, and Americans were being charged for them here. He saw that this was unfair. Every Democratic president,

every Republican president has said that this was the— this was the gold standard, this is what we needed to do. Nobody's been able to change it. And when we came in, I have to say I was pessimistic about doing MFN. Dr. Oz was pessimistic. Our staff, John Brooke and Chris Klump and the other people who we brought

in were all pessimistic. The president saw something that we didn't see, which is we had leverage, and that came through Howard and the tariffs, and we had extraordinary leverage to, uh, to

Better stream another hour, make up for my losses.

I lost like £400 today.

Wiped off my savings.

I'm adding more money to my CFD so I don't get margin called. I'm gonna buy the dip Monday.

Oh, hey AJ, long time no see.

Are you in Indonesia again?

All right, let me add more money.

I'm not at my mum's house. I'm back in Devon.

No, I just went back for a few weeks to see my nephew.

Back here now.

No, I didn't get a cat. Changed my mind.

Because I'm traveling too much now. I'm going on a road trip tomorrow, secret location.

Yeah, I think it'd be a bad idea to get a cat. Because I'll have to leave it here on its own, or I have to keep bringing it with me. So I have to bring litter tray and food and everything with me, then it kind of gets in the way, really

makes things tricky.

I got a Rubik's Cube.

Well, Bitmain just ripped after it tanked!

Now I've got to wait all the way until Sunday night!

That was exciting. Reform UK has another teenage councillor. Sienna Churchill has just won a by-election in Barrow-in-Furness. She's just 18 years old, making her one of the UK's youngest councillors. But she's far from alone. Reform also has 2 19-year-old councillors: Warwickshire County Council leader George Finch and Leicestershire councillor Charles Critics have said teenagers are too young to

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I am, yes, yes, yes. I see what you mean. What's your name? My name is Robin. Robin, what age are you? I'm 88. Colin, Colin, my phone. Less than 88. I mean, I don't feel 88 would sort of come up upon me. Time goes very quickly, Robin, and the older you get, the quicker it goes. It's so

scary, isn't it? Scary. You have to make the most of it. You have to make the most of it. Do you think you've made the most of your life? Um, probably not. Thank you, Robin. What is the biggest