Ghost opens by advising asset relocation and prioritizing financial stability over romance, citing Tony Montana's philosophy. He dismisses Goldman Sachs and Bernie Madoff compensation while recommending Texas real estate and international emerging markets over American property. Ghost critiques Hawaii travel costs, suggesting charter jets or boats instead, and praises rapper Birdman for flipping assets like his $2.5 million Bugatti. He predicts federal taxes will reach 60-70% within two years, urging the under-45 demographic to buy pork and cotton before the economy collapses. Finally, Ghost forecasts gold prices peaking at $4,000 before crashing to $800, announcing an expanded show format while dismissing political discourse. [Automatically generated summary]
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Well, good afternoon, folks, and thank you for tuning in with me once again to another edition of True Capitalist Radio.
And for those keeping track, this is episode number seven in the True Capitalist Radio epilogue, if you will.
Anyway, folks, I want to first start off the show by apologizing for being such a negative party pooper at the end of yesterday's show.
Unfortunately, that's what the consumption of beer does to me at some point in time because, you know, I mean, it's great that one can live lavish in a country that used to mean something, but, you know, when the realizations of what this country has become, you know, slaps you in the mouth, it's very difficult, you know, to continue to look at it in such an optimistic perspective,
given the fact that a person like myself and other true capitalists that know what's coming are probably going to move their assets and attempt to try to escape the impending danger that looms over this country here.
So once again, folks, I'm sorry ending yesterday's show in such a sour puss mood.
Today I'm drinking a little bit of Louis XIV up in here.
And I've gotten some people who have emailed me up and asking me if I'm just BSing and if I'm really drinking Louis XIV.
And yes, I am.
All right.
I mean, give me a break.
You know, I just don't understand this.
I mean, you know, alcoholics, all right?
Imbeciles who are going to drink no matter what it is, grain alcohol found underneath the damn cabinet of the sink or the rot gut garbage that's literally in the checkout aisle of the alcoholic beverage establishment that's distributing alcohol.
Whatever the rot gut garbage is, you need to just, don't even bother with it.
It's not even worth it.
You know, what you need to understand is if you're going to consume alcoholic beverages, at least have a true appreciation of the taste and all the labor and work that went into making the alcoholic beverage in question.
And that's why I'm trying to urge folks out there that are, you know, a little bit boozers, you know, like a sip on the sauce every now and then, don't get rot gut.
All right.
It'll pay off in the end.
All right.
They don't distill rot gut.
Why do you call it, why do you think they call it rot gut?
You know, because it's not distilled.
There's all kinds of impurities in that crap that's going to rot your freaking gut.
You know?
And then when you start, you know, crapping liquid garbage and wondering what the hell's wrong with you, well, you know, rot gut.
All right.
Anyway, Louis XIV, cheers to everybody out there.
It is Friday afternoon.
You know, I used to really take Friday serious, to be honest with you, but now I'm like casual about it.
Since the Liberals have implemented this fruity-ass casual Friday where it's justified to come into a formal office in some freaking jeans and an open-button shirt or some crap, I guess this is my version of that.
Anyway, folks, this is Free Format Friday, Baller Friday, also, folks.
I'm going to give some strategies for folks out there that are attempting to become capitalists, but are still limited in their financial resources in trying to live and appreciate the finer things in life.
I'm going to talk a little bit about strategies that'll help folks out there that actually want to go out and consume and grow up beverages or want to go out and experience good experiences because that's why everybody works their tails off anyway, right?
That's why everybody goes out and works.
That's why everybody's out there busting their asses because they want to be able to save up enough money so they can have great experiences, whether that be a big house, whether that be a big car, whether that be some vacation home, whatever the case might be.
But the unfortunate situation about those types of ideas or acting on those types of ideas is nobody has ever told anybody how to approach these situations.
And of course, when you're trying to buy something that you've never had, like, if you're trying to buy a vacation home, for instance, and it's the first time you've ever bought a vacation home, you're going to go wild.
You're going to want everything in the damn sunworks in there.
You're going to want every amenity possible.
And unfortunately, it's going to go over your budget.
And like most people, once they see something they want, it doesn't matter about the budget.
It doesn't matter about anything.
And lo and behold, you get yourself in some precarious situations.
Well, today, Baller Friday, here in a next few minutes, we're going to talk a little bit about strategies on how one that's a budding capitalist that actually wants to have their labor and their money work for them as opposed to just pissing it away on margaritas on some bimbo in the bar for about 10 bucks a pop.
All right?
Once again, don't go to the bars and buy these bimbos drinks.
That's what they do.
All right.
That's what they do.
You know, before I get into strategies on how to become a baller, let's get into that a little bit.
Let's get into women out here that are basically going to a bar with no money, and at the end of the night, they're drunk as a skunk.
Let's talk about that mentality.
Not necessarily that scenario, but that mentality.
We've come into a day and age, and I'm not trying to be political.
I have four or five years' worth of archived episodes of shows where I scream like a madman about this particular subject.
But the modern-day woman in today's American society has become a legitimate subliminal prostitute.
And I know that there's women that are going to take offense to that.
And maybe if you're the exception of the rule, I'm sorry.
I don't mean to talk about this in that way to you.
I don't mean to shock your system.
But inevitably, if you look on the television set, you look at all the mainstream media, all the boob tube nonsense that is being shoved down our holes, and you try to interpret that.
And you look at the social landscape of America, too.
If you happen to be a single guy, if you happen to be a single guy out here trying to work the social landscape and trying to land a decent woman, you inevitably are going to have to have a big bank account to lure these bimbos even to look twice your way.
That's why you're seeing a lot of these old men, you know, these older guys now.
You know, and let me tell you, I know these guys personally.
All right.
They go out and they get a divorce because they're in some midlife crisis because they bought a freaking Corvette and a couple of bimbos with big knockers are coming their way and they're like, oh my God, I like your Corvette, dude.
And they want to get rid of the old bags.
So they do what they can.
They get these bimbos.
And lo and behold, you've got 50, 60, 70-year-old, you know, prostate-infected losers that have a little bit of cake.
And I'm not talking about rich cake.
I'm just talking about a little bit of cake to get credit lines so that they can get a big car and a big house.
You've got these bimbos gaming these old pieces of trash.
I mean, just daily.
And if you don't believe me, just go to your local alcoholic beverage establishment.
You know?
Just go to your local alcoholic beverage establishment and you will see what I'm talking about.
But I'm talking to the capitalists out there.
And of course, if you're a woman that has the same problem, because not every woman is blessed with mediocre looks or great looks.
I mean, there's some women out there that are just straight, you know, fell off the ugly tree, hit every branch on the way down, and some horse took a damn cow patty on her face or something.
I mean, that's how ugly these women are.
And let me tell you, those ugly women and fattening ass women or women that are just unattractive and they just can't get somebody else that are having the same problem as most men in America today.
You need to listen up to what I am telling all the individual capitalists that are out there that are single and that are attempting to play the social pipeline out here in America, don't do it.
Don't do it.
What you need to understand is that the only thing that you need to focus your mind on at this point in time is to obtain as many assets as possible, to obtain as much revenue as possible, to be able to maneuver all the income that you generate and be able to maneuver it in a positive manner so that you can live to the fullest potential, so that you can have total victory of your damn life.
And unfortunately, when a man or an ugly woman, a fat ass, ugly woman, too, and I'm just sticking this strictly to men, when they have things going for themselves, they either have a good job and they got some money in the bank, they've got their own place, they've got a car, all this other nonsense, all of a sudden, they become a lot more attractive to those that would have just spat in their face if they even walked their direction.
And this is the biggest downfall of most capitalists that aren't used to people coming up to them because they were either ugly or unattractive or just not attractive enough to get bimbos or men to come up to them.
What happens when one becomes financially stable and it shows, it actually shows when somebody is financially stable and actually has some money to blow out here, it shows.
You walk around with confidence.
You walk around with a kind of a posterity, kind of an aristocratic feel, so to speak, because there is integrity.
There is integrity for working for your money.
There is integrity going out there and busting your ass and getting what you put in and getting what you deserve.
There is.
But we have these sidetracks called relationships, you know.
And of course, I'm talking to men that are going out there trying to play the field and the women that are out there playing the field and are getting nothing but a bunch of talk show judges material, you know.
But anyway, what I'm saying to all the people that are listening in out there, all right, don't worry about a mate.
If you don't have a mate now, don't worry about it, all right?
Don't worry about going out and getting a mate right now.
If you're not financially stable, if you don't have money in the bank, if you don't have assets, if you don't have stock, if you don't have real estate, if you don't have something to show for yourself, don't go out and get a freaking mate.
Don't bring people into your lives that is going to be a detriment or going to be baggage or going to cost you cash.
And I know that it's hard.
I know people are trying to suck the emotion right out of you.
I know that people try to suck the emotion right out of you by just trying to become emotional vampires and force you to believe that you have some sort of emotional obligation doing this or doing that.
Believe it or not, it may even come from your own family.
But you have to be strong-willed and understand that the only reason that everybody's coming up to you with the great smile, the only reason everybody gives two rats' asses about you is because you're a damn capitalist and you know what you're doing.
You know what you're doing.
So anyway, to the folks that are out there that are capitalists, that are trying to stack their chips, that are trying to gain investments, that are trying to gain assets right now, do not get a woman.
Or if you're a woman that's gaining assets and you've got bank accounts and you're, I mean, let's be honest, you have to know that you're not attractive.
I mean, you know, if you're not, you know, knocking door door down with people trying to come in and get in your pants, you've got to know that you're not attractive.
All right, let's be honest.
And with that, you have to understand that that keeps you, that leaves you vulnerable.
It leaves you vulnerable to individuals that want to suck and mooch whatever they can out of you.
I want everybody to say hello to my little friend over here, Tony Montana.
And let me tell you, Tony Montana has perfect advice for this situation here.
Tony Montana is the man that understands that before you go out and start blowing 10 or 12 bucks a pop on some My Ties or margaritas on Bimbos and some hot shot bar somewhere,
before you go out and start blowing $300, $400 a purse and some coach or some $250 Dolce Gabbana glasses on some bimbo, before you go out and start paying some bitches rent, before you start flipping the bill on some broadscar note, before, and if you're a woman, if you're one of these women, before you start buying some 79 Cadillac on dubs for some imbecile, I want you to listen to some great words by Tony Montana.
And I think these are words to live by.
Tony, tell them how it is.
I mean, tell them how it is.
This country, you've got to make the money first.
Then when you get the money, you get a power.
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Then when you get a power, then you get the woman.
That's why you've got to make your own moves.
I mean, do you hear that?
I mean, you know, coming straight from Tony Montana's mouth right there, you know, first you get the money first.
Then when you get the money, you get the power.
Then when you get the power, then you get the woman.
And at the end, he says you've got to make your own moves.
You can't be some milky liquor tickling your ass crack thinking it's a great day in Mr. Rogers' neighborhood out here.
You have to be a true capitalist.
You got to go out there and find the financial opportunities.
I mean, you got to kick some ass out here instead of, you know, being some red-headed, four-eyed, freckle-faced, beating stepchild with your prick in your hand wondering what the hell happened to you.
All right?
Do not go and get some mate if you are not financially stable.
Because if you get a mate, I mean, you know, if you're some dude out here with, you know, a a decent job in an apartment and you find some bimbo, this this bimbo, you know, th they're gonna they're gonna try to get you down with all kinds of financial obligations.
And on top of which, you know, what if you get this bimbo pregnant?
Oh, Jesus.
What if you get this chick pregnant and then you're financially obligated, all right, you're financially obligated to this bimbo for a good twenty-one years because now in most states I believe, you know, this law is applicable.
A woman can legitimately get child support until the child is well into the college years because I feel I could be wrong, but I believe the law states that you have to sustain a college some kind of financial stability for college for your child for the first two years.
So, I mean, this is not a joke here, folks.
I mean, you know, I know it feels great when you're in the sack with some bimbo and you're giving her the high hard one and she's screaming loud.
But if you're not putting a Jimmy hat on it or, you know, pulling it out and shooting it in her face, you run the risk of getting some bimbo pregnant and putting yourself in a situation where you're just going to have to settle for mediocrity.
Anyway, I didn't mean to get off on that tie rate.
This is a free format Friday.
In a little bit, I'm going to talk a little bit about strategies on how people can be and live like ballers without draining their pocketbooks.
But I want to hear from you.
646-652-4869 is the number to call here.
I want to hear from you.
We're going to take some callers here.
111, you there?
Hello, Mr. Ghost.
I had a question for you.
Go ahead.
What's going on?
I'm a recreational pharmacist and have some money I would wish to invest.
And I've heard you talk about Goldman Sachs.
I was wondering if I should use him as my broker or not.
Well, first of all, I want to thank you for your call.
But secondly, I don't know what the hell recreational pharmacists is.
I mean, I don't know if you're taking your grandma, Xanax, or Viking, and then dishing it out on the street for a profit and, you know, ended up giving yourself a nest egg and you're figuring out what to do with it.
But whatever the case might be, I don't think that anybody should go for any brokerage house or go to any broker whatsoever.
All right?
I think brokerage houses are the biggest waste of time and cash of all time.
I mean, you know, you look at the Bernie Madoff pricks that gave all their life savings to this receding hairline, four-eyed, you know, French-nosed asshole.
You know, they gave their money to this idiot and said, oh, yeah, please, can you make me more money?
I'm going to give you all my life savings.
And can you make me a lot of money?
Because I'm cool, that's why.
And I don't know who the bigger sucker is, really.
I don't know if the bigger sucker are the people that gave their money to Bernie Madoff and their whole life savings and expected Bernie Madoff to just sit on it or do something with it or I don't know.
Or if it's Bernie Madoff who accepted all the money and got in over his head and basically tried to live larger than anybody will ever live in their life.
I don't know.
Either way, I think it's sick that we've got federal judges or some kind of judicial imbecile out here trying to award monies to the victims of the Bernie Madoff scandal.
I think that the people that got victimized at the Bernie Madoff scandal deserved it.
They deserve to get all their money taken from them.
Anybody who is taken by that Bernie Madoff scandal and disagree with me, please give me a call at 646-652-4869.
I mean, because I think that you are the biggest imbecile.
I mean, if anybody is going to lose your money, don't you think you should lose your money?
Not some asshole that you give your life savings to in hopes of gaining some kind of profit.
You should be the one out there trying to get your profit.
You're the one that should be going out there and maneuvering your nest egg.
I mean, give me a break.
I can't believe.
And, you know, this is what people like Goldman Sachs and all these investment firms bank on, is that losers, you know, they work their tails off.
They think that they have some kind of, you know, I don't know, nobility status because they have a $100-plus thousand dollar a year job.
I mean, so what if you have a $100-plus thousand dollar a year job?
What are you going to do with the money that you save?
And how are you going to flip it to be able to have a nest egg in the future that's going to sustain you when you're an old prostate-infected windbag that's crapping out of a colostomy little piece of material?
I mean, give me a break.
I mean, this is what I'm saying, folks.
I mean, people that are out here, they're living in some kind of a fantasy land, and this is why we're in the precarious situation we're in here in America.
And this is why here in the True Capitalist Radio Show, I'm trying to extend ideas in hope that people go out there and capitalize and save their cake, flip it, and gain assets.
I mean, that's what the people need to be doing instead of sitting out here spitting on their hands, choking on their pink willies, and thinking that something's going to happen other than some ridiculous, dumb expectation.
And excuse me, I've got to take a sip of the Louie the 14th here.
646-652-4869.
One more time, Tony Montana.
You know, can you tell people in America how you're supposed to work this system, please?
One more time.
Tony, are you there?
Five times.
This country, you've got to make the money first.
Then when you're getting money, you get a foul.
Then when you get a foul, then you get the war.
You got to try to make your own moves.
Yeah, you've got to make your own moves.
I mean, it's that simple, you milky liquors.
Instead, you know, everybody's trying to make some pissing ground excuse to continue to collect unemployment for 99 weeks.
People are, you know, making some dumb excuse to get, you know, disability because they got fibromyalgia.
Or like one bimbo I heard on the TV who gets disability.
She said, my legs be hurting.
I collect disability, baby, could my leg be hurting.
I can't go out there and do that, baby.
So, I mean, you know, give me a damn break.
You know?
This is America.
I mean, this is America.
I know that people out there are saying, oh, man, here Ghost goes again.
He's going off another tirade.
I mean, I'm trying to, you know, implement some sort of positivity out there through this fiber optically connected world we call the internet.
But instead, you know, it's really disgusting to take a good whiff of what America really is out here.
That's why I'm encouraging all capitalists that are in America.
Two years, folks, two years is all you have left.
And then you have to go out to another market and an emerging market and be able to live like a king out there in somewhat civility.
Because out here, you just got too many losers, man.
There's too many losers in this country.
There's too many of them.
And they don't want to go out.
They don't want to take any initiative.
They don't want to save their money.
They just want to go out and blow it on Chinese-made widgets, electronic widgets, and then they piss and moan about how they don't have enough money to pay the rent.
You know, it's like these assholes who got foreclosed on in 2008.
They pissed and moan how they got foreclosed on, and yet the money that they got from whatever pissing ground job they had, what did they do?
What did they pay off with the job that they had?
Did they pay off their mortgage?
No.
No, they went out and paid off their unsecured debt, their stupid credit cards, so that they could continue to eat it out back steakhouse every day.
I mean, I just can't believe that this is America, and yet we're supposed to, you know, what, bow down?
You know, we're supposed to have some sort of compassion.
We're supposed to have some kind of goddamn compassion for this crap?
I mean, I'm just asking, folks.
I want to hear from you.
Am I supposed to have some kind of goddamn compassion, huh?
Am I supposed to sit here and say, oh, look, everybody, it's the Poe in America.
The Poe in America?
I mean, goddamn it.
Let me take a deep breath here.
I've said it time and time again.
I challenge every single one of you that lives in America today to go to any one of your so-called impoverished part of towns.
Just drive through it.
Of course, lock up tight.
Make sure your damn doors are locked in your damn car, a little pissing ground, a little passant or whatever the hell you're cruising.
But just go out there and take a good cruise.
You know, take a parade out there in the barrio or in the ghetto or in the damn white trailer park, wherever.
All right?
Just take a look at all the fat, jelly-ass bastards that are waddling their fat, jelly asses up and down the street in this so-called impoverished area.
Oh, yeah, this impoverished area.
This is supposed to be, you know, poverty, right?
I mean, you know, what makes me sick, all right?
What makes me want to throw up nasty chicken grease and corn oil and cream of wheat with five-day-old cereal and stomach plasma is looking at all these so-called people that are trying to claim that they're impoverished and yet they're fat in the ass.
They are fat in the ass.
They got cottage cheese asses, you know?
I mean, you know, good God.
I mean, they're just, you know, waddling their fat asses up.
And yet, you know what happens to these fat Poe people in America?
You know what happens?
They get hover rounds and these little motor scooters that you see them in all the time.
They get them paid on our taxpaying dime.
On our tax paying time via Medicaid and Medicare.
They're getting these for free.
Because I'm a fat ass now.
I'm a fat, helly ass master.
I can't walk around anymore.
So this is supposed to, we're supposed to have compassion for this.
This is why I'm being raped.
This is why me and other capitalists are being raped of tax dollars so that the Poe in America can get fat in the ass to the point where cellulite is dripping off the floor and they can get motor scooters to road around and think they got car blanched in shopping centers.
I mean, give me a break.
I mean, give me a break.
I mean, I want to hear from you.
646-652-4869.
Don't be a little milky liquor.
Don't sit over there and play with your little pink Willie and think, oh, I could tell him.
God damn it, get on the phone and tell me.
I want to hear from you.
646-652-4869.
612, you there?
Yeah, it's me.
How you doing?
What's going on?
Well, me and Vince, we want to buy a bar.
We want to buy a bar right now.
San Francisco.
We want to buy the Moby Dicks Bar.
I was just going to say that.
Moby Dick's bar.
Yeah.
Y'all going to serve a lot of high balls over there, a lot of high balls going on over there?
Oh, it's a great bar.
It's a great bar.
The famous on-employee is that Vince calls the dance to his private dancer.
Oh, it's a great bar.
Are there going to be glory holes in the bathroom?
You bet.
We'll be there.
Can you come in?
Can you come on down?
Get him off it.
Get him off.
I mean, you see what I'm saying, folks?
I'm sitting over here.
I'm shooting pearls to the public out here, and this is what I get.
I get some, you know, asshole who looks you know, he sounded by the sound of his voice.
You know, he sounds like he's taking too many meat-in-throat, you know, if you know what I'm talking about.
He's been servicing too many glory holes in San Francisco bathhouses, and he's calling me up, you know, I don't know, I guess pissed off because I don't give two rats' asses about San Francisco.
You know, I mean, give me a break.
All right?
I mean, just give me a break.
I mean, I need to take another sip of Louie here.
Gotta love Louie, you know, cognac.
I mean, what did Snoop Dogg say?
I mean, I don't like rap.
I think rap is, you know, the complete disgrace of America and the complete disgrace of human depravity.
But, you know, Snoop Dogg said something to the effect that cognac is the drink that's drank by geez.
And, you know, here it is.
I'm drinking some cognac, so cheers.
And whoever the hell called in talking about buying a bar, I think that's the last investment that you should buy in this country.
Unless it's a small market, unless it's a market where it's a small town, it's barely developing.
It's basically agriculture driving the particular small town in general.
But there's still enough revenue out there to be able to have people live off of the land or live off of houses that are dispensed by people who own the land.
And I mean, if there's an economy, if there's money exchanging hands in a little town, I think that maybe then a bar is necessary.
But in San Francisco, I mean, good God.
I mean, you think you're going to actually profit with a bar in San Francisco?
I mean, there's about a million bars I could imagine in San Francisco.
And I'm sure they got glory hole mazes.
And I'm sure they allow people with bondage masks and ball gags.
And you understand what I'm saying?
I mean, you know, so for that question from that individual who sounded like he's taking a lot of meat in a can, I do want to say that it's not a good investment to invest in a bar in San Francisco.
I would say hell no.
Okay.
646-6524869.
This is Baller Friday.
Let me go ahead and segue into that.
Let's talk a little bit about ballerism.
Let's talk a little bit about living large.
I mean, that's the whole essence of capitalists.
That's what makes a capitalist is to be able to utilize the rule of law that they're living within and be able to establish a penetration in the market to be able to capitalize and to get revenue, generated revenue.
And to be able to use that revenue and flip it, and then flip it and be able to make more revenue, so on and so forth.
But in the process of doing that, when everybody makes a profit, I mean, you know, it's the classic story.
You know, somebody opens up a business, they make a huge profit, they overexpand, or they do some stupid maneuver, or they're you know, they buy some a half a million dollar house or something of that nation.
You know?
I mean, seriously.
I mean, this is what happens.
And we have to realize that, you know, I know that when you're on that crawl up the mountain, when you're trying to dominate the capitalist landscape, one has to realize that they have to have constraint when looking at these materials that are marketed to these simpletons out here.
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You have to remember that you can't be some, you know, stupid simpleton who gets mesmerized with some electronic widget that they throw in your face on a commercial.
And then you act as if, you know, you've got to go out and, you know, have it like some gay person in heat in San Francisco.
All right.
You don't have to have it.
All right.
These electronic widgets are being bought on the wholesale market for like five or ten bucks a piece.
They're brought over here.
There's some tariffs paid on them.
They're thrown out here in the market for five, six hundred, seven hundred bucks a pop.
And who's buying them?
You idiots.
I mean, you idiots are camping the night before.
You're pitching up a fucking pet, for heaven's sake.
Excuse my French.
I mean, you're sitting there having a damn bonfire.
You're baking biscuits right in front of the freaking store before you get these damn electronic gadgets.
It's a disgrace.
let me go ahead and take a sip of louis beer before i get a damn high-strung you know potential coronary heart attack wait six four six six five two four eight six nine Let me go ahead and take another caller here.
We got one angry Jew on.
What's going on, one angry Jew?
I want to know, brother, what are you doing taking these calls from that Vince and these cowpoke characters?
You know they're just trolling, you're right.
I don't even know who the hell these people are.
I know they probably pay for the pink game, but I got that.
They're major trolls.
They might be gay.
They might dress up in women's clothes.
But I'm going to tell you something.
They've been calling you purposely to troll you.
And I'm sitting here listening to you.
I can't understand.
You're yelling and screaming at them, yelling and screaming, and you know what?
They're laughing their ass off.
Why?
I'll tell you why they're one angry Jew, because what we need to do, and I know that they think they're laughing, they think they're this and that, but they're getting completely chastised.
I mean, I am verbally anal raping these people with no Vaseline, for heaven's sake.
And all they can do is stand there in their shameless, you know, fervor and say, oh, my God, you know, Ghost just like verbally bitch slapped me and gave me a tongue-lash.
And oh, my God, I want to see a toolbox.
I mean, you know, they're acting like Macaulay Calkin and that stupid fruity ass movie party monster where, you know, he shows his ass about half the movie.
All right?
I mean, this is what it is.
And look, I know that they're trolling.
I know that they're sitting there saying, oh, I want to see if I can get Ghost mad.
You know, I want to see if I can just get him so set.
But what you have to understand there, one angry Jew, is I hope that these individuals of the homosexual persuasion are becoming capitalists.
And, you know, we can't be angry.
I know that you're one angry Jew, but we can't be angry with the homosexual community.
Now, I do disagree that they shouldn't go out and have oral copulation between two men across the street from an elementary school.
But there's a certain element of that demographic that wants that protected by the First Amendment.
And the rest of us in society have to realize that that is just complete sexual depravity, and we just don't, we don't want to have nothing of it.
But, I mean, you know, if a homosexual wants to go into their home and they want to have as much, you know, daisy train orgies as they want, I mean, this is America.
They should be able to do whatever they want.
I mean, you know, the homosexual community is a big consumer.
They have no children.
You know, the homosexual community is really what's keeping a lot of industries alive out here, like the bar industries.
You know, these metro sexual type spas and that sort of thing.
You know, they're a very loyal, niche group.
And I know that people are going to sit here and say, oh, my God, I can't believe it.
But I'm a businessman.
Money is green.
Money's money.
All right.
And, you know, if anybody looks at the homosexual community in disgust based upon any kind of political perspectives, that's one thing.
But when you're conducting business, their money is as green as anybody else's.
And that's all there is to it.
I mean, who cares if they're servicing glory holes in their little clubs?
Who cares if they're shoving rodents up their anal passage until they suffocate?
I mean, who cares if they're doing this?
All right.
The only thing I'm saying is that this particular demographic, they're actually working.
They're actually working and they're spending money.
And that's what's going to make our economy flourish.
People going out there and spending their cash and being confident that they're going to have their jobs the next week.
You see, that's why everybody took a step back and said, oh, well, you know, we're not going to spend because I don't know if I'm going to have my job next week.
And this is what we have to instill.
You know, we have to instill consumer confidence, for heaven's sake.
And that's all there is to it.
I know that there's a good segment of my listening population that doesn't agree with the whole homosexual persuasion.
And I'm not saying you have to agree with it.
But what you do have to understand is that money's money.
And these morons out here, no matter who they are, you have to understand demographics.
You have to understand consumer bases.
You have to understand these things.
I mean, it's no coincidence that you got McDonald's having homosexual advertisements out here in not only the international community, but in America.
I mean, I saw a damn, you know, McDonald's commercial of some male hand.
You know, it was like a point of view McDonald's commercial where there was like a male hand feeding some other male, you know, one of these whopper, or not a whopper, but the Big Mac or whatever, whatever stupid sandwich they sell, shoved it in his hole, and the male in the point of view shot had some kind of, you know, of course, you know, I don't know how much innuendo you could put, but he had some mayonnaise on the side of his mouth, and then the male hand, you know,
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took a napkin and just kind of, you know, wiped it off.
And, you know, the male looked at the point of view camera and smiled like some fruity ass getting ready to, you know, hop on some, you know, 15 and a half inch schlong head or something.
And this is what it is.
I mean, it is what it is.
I know people want to sit here and say, oh, that's bad.
I can't believe it.
Is this America?
This is America.
This is America.
And I want to repeat that again.
It's slap you upside your fat helly ass mouth.
It is America.
So give me a break.
Hey, 404, are you there?
Yeah, I'm here.
What's going on, man?
Hey, not much.
I had to chime in about the whole balling issue.
Okay, go for it.
Yeah, you know, one of the best things I like to do on capitalist myself, and one of the funniest things I have to say that I did.
Obviously, I called in the other couple days ago and talked to you messing some mindset in my chips.
But anyways, one of the best things was being able to go out last year and kind of reap some of the fruits of my labor.
And going out, went out, me and the girlfriend went out to Las Vegas and fit it up nice, got the limo and everything, and then decided to stop over at the one casino out there, real nice, higher-end casino, and walked through there with the chauffeur and everything, taking us through, and then we decided to play one of the tables.
I just got to say, you should have seen the look and the scowls on some of these faces of these guys wearing Obama 08 t-shirts and their NASCAR T-shirts and all sitting there with a scowl on their faces.
I'm dropping down stacks of C-notes on a craps table and they're sitting there just staring and hating on me because I'm in my mid to late 20s and they're sitting there at 50 years old and can't even afford to play on anything.
Well, no, no kidding.
I mean, you know, Las Vegas, in my opinion, is the last place that you should see any kind of haterism.
I mean, you know, everybody's supposed to go up there, have a good time.
It's an adult playground.
And if you see some baller, you know, hey, you see him, hey, you know, that's expected in Vegas, and that's all there is to it.
And you said you went last year.
I'm sure you capitalized on some of them low trip and those low fares when Las Vegas went kind of belly up on their economy and they were just kind of begging tourists to come in here and spend some money.
Oh, yeah.
Absolutely.
Absolutely.
What hotel was it?
Did they treat you right out there?
Oh, yeah.
I went over staying at the Palms, but then went over to the Wynne Casino.
This is a girlfriend's first time out there, so I decided I'll go over there and found to even change the table limits because we didn't like some of the people that were on the table.
So that was quite fun to see them make the people get off the table that we didn't like.
Isn't Vegas great?
I mean, you know, the next time you go to Vegas, what you should do, you know, you and the girlfriend, you know, if she works also, if not, well, then maybe you need to just save some capital and just make sure that it's just, you know, remember, Vegas, you're just going to blow money.
It's not, it's like going to a theme park.
But what you do is you get like $10,000, $15,000.
And you call these representatives out there at them casinos.
And you say, look, me and the girlfriend, we want to go out there and spend a nice couple of days, three or four days out there.
And we've got $15,000 that we want to just kind of gamble away.
Or you can say, I've got $15,000 that I want to put on a marker.
If you put it on a marker, these idiots out there in the casinos cream their pants.
They're like, oh, my God.
And before you know it, they'll pay for your flight.
I mean, I'm not saying they will.
Some casinos are different, of course.
But they'll make sure that everything that you wanted as you saw it as a good time is going to happen.
And you're going to get all kinds of perks.
You'll probably get free shows, but of course, they're going to expect you to blow that $15,000 out there at the casino.
But that's it.
That's the price of getting some good perks.
You want to make sure that you call around to every casino representative and ask them what the hell they can get for you.
It depends on how you see fit as your perfect three days.
And I'm telling you, you can get a lot farther doing that than going on these little websites, trying to look for a hotel room, that sort of thing.
Oh, yeah.
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On a side note, I'm kind of dumping around, but I want to get your thoughts on, I know the stock market and everything has been kind of going down, but what your thoughts were, especially, I know it's already beat up as it is, but the housing sector is a long-term purchase made on new home, like new home stocks, or purchasing housing stocks long-term.
Well, you know, I'm big on international housing stocks.
If you would have gotten in on like Hong Kong's international, they've taken a big, huge, you know, strive in real estate progress.
And if you would have gotten in on some of those real estate stocks, you would have hit big.
But I would go international before I would go national internet or excuse me, real estate stocks.
There are companies that are multinational in real estate, but you have to take a look at their books and figure out where they're making these investments in emerging markets, because I do believe emerging markets are going to be highly prosperous within the next 10 to 15 years,
whether one goes out and actually purchases a property in an emerging market or actually invest via whether it's a stock market, whether it's in there's a bunch of different instruments one can invest in real estate and in other emerging markets.
But you have to be a good speculator in witnessing and knowing trends, knowing where these old baby boomers are going to want to seek as vacation homes or retirement homes.
You got to look at other parts of the world where they, as they become emerging, and there's millionaires and rich people in those countries where they're going to want to go move for vacation homes and that sort of thing.
And that's what really boosts the real estate market is the fact that supply and demand in any particular market, as far as America is concerned, except for Texas, and I know maybe I'm speaking from bias here because I'm living here and I've capitalized here.
But I really wouldn't invest in any real estate in America today unless you knew that there was going to be a bump in real estate within the next two years and you're able to in that particular market, you're able to invest in a low property.
Two years goes by because of the inflation of the depletion of the American currency and at the same time the interest in that particular area.
That's the only way I think that you're going to really reap any kind of rewards in America today.
I think the real estate market's done, except for Texas.
And the only reason Texas is so sought after is because we're having a decent economy.
We are not in debt.
Even though we had deficits this year, we're able to cut spending.
We're going to cut it in every aspect we possibly can.
We've got $9 billion in reserves.
We've got just a great place to do business.
No state income tax.
The municipalities are somewhat lenient.
I mean, if you go into the metropolises and try to conduct business out there, the municipalities are disgusting.
But the markets are still there.
So as long as markets still conquer the municipality regulation, you should be okay, man.
Cool.
Well, great show.
I appreciate you taking my call.
Take it easy, man.
No problem.
Hey, keep capitalizing, all right?
We'll do, you too.
All right, take it easy.
And you see, that's what I'm talking about, folks.
That's what I'm talking about.
There's a young man he's been calling in.
He called in a couple of days ago, I believe it was, and then told us that he's taken ghost's advice and decided to start investing.
And before you know it, he's making a little bit of money.
So he goes out to Vegas.
And let me tell you, you know, it's nothing like going out to Vegas for the first time, especially as a young chap.
But the thing is, is that Vegas is like a business too.
And you heard what I told that young gentleman.
If you really want to have a bitch in time, if you want to have the best time you can think of in Vegas, you call these representatives, you call these casino hosts.
And of course, you have to have some money.
You can't go to Vegas on the cheap.
And if you're going to go on the cheap, well, then don't even bother calling these people.
Don't even bother calling these representatives.
I'm talking minimum $10,000.
And you have to realize that that $10,000 is gone.
I mean, you're just going to go out there and blow it as you see fit.
Don't blow it all in one hand.
I mean, have some fun blowing that $10,000 in their casino.
But inevitably, you're going to have to burn it.
If you happen to win more, though, this is what's so beautiful a part about Vegas.
You happen to win more money in that marker obligation of $10,000 or $15,000, they will actually do anything it takes to keep you there.
I mean, they will give you the best penthouse.
They'll give you T-bowed steaks three times a night.
I mean, it's really great.
I like going to Vegas.
I try to get out there every now and then.
I've actually not had the time since about last summer, not even last summer, I think two summers ago, is the last time I went out there.
And when I went out there, it was great.
It was fabulous.
I believe I went out there on July 4th.
It was just, it was beautiful.
Beautiful.
You know, very safe out there on the strip, of course.
I mean, downtown, you go downtown, you know, Vegas.
I mean, that's a little bit shady, but I still, you know, there's cheap rooms out there.
I mean, you can get a room out there for like 40 bucks a night downtown.
But the strip, it's beautiful.
You can walk around with a drink in your hand.
You can blaze cigars in the middle of anywhere, nowhere, or wherever.
You can walk around semi-intoxicated unless you're causing a scene.
It's just a beautiful place.
And I know that it's under surveillance 24 hours a day.
There's like goddamn cameras everywhere.
But that's what makes it so safe.
So if somebody, you know, happens to kick your ass or jump you or rob you, there's going to be at least some documented evidence on figuring out who the hell that moron was.
But anyway, I didn't mean to get off on that tirade about Vegas, but I mean, that's a way to ball.
I mean, that's a way to ball.
I mean, people usually make, or usually save about $10,000 to $15 a year to go to these trips anyway.
And they go on these websites and they go to Hawaii.
I mean, Hawaii is one of the most sought-after places in the United States, and yet I don't understand why.
I mean, you know, first of all, Hawaii, if I'm not mistaken, is seven hours, if my recollection serves me correct, from San Francisco.
And not to bring up San Francisco again, but it's like seven hours from San Francisco.
So basically, what costs Hawaii, you know, a trip to Hawaii, the most of the money that goes to a Hawaii trip goes to the freaking flight.
It goes to the flight.
So, you know, why look and say, hey, I want to go here.
I want to go there.
I mean, well, you have to make compromises, folks.
I know we all want to see Hawaii, want to see the crystal clear waters, we want to do this and that.
But let's think logically.
Why spend $15,000 on a trip for two to Hawaii, which you're going to, you know, go into some substandard hotel room, all right?
You're going to go into, you know, some garbage where it probably smells like Kentucky fried chicken piss and that sort of thing.
You spent all this money, and most of the money is going into the flight.
All right.
And then everything that's there is expensive.
Why do all that when you can just get like $10,000 or $15,000, go to Vegas or Atlantic City or some of these damn tribal casinos?
Any one of them.
I mean, look any one of them, and they'll treat you like a damn baller.
All right?
It's very, very simple, man.
Very simple.
Another thing to, you know, kind of be like a baller here is chartering boats.
Now, I know there's people out there that are, you know, they probably watch the Wealth Channel.
Like, I'm an avid watcher of the Wealth Channel.
And they look at these yachts, you know, that are worth like $35 million, $10 million, whatever the costs are.
What people don't understand is that do you think that people are actually really buying these things to keep in their own possession?
Do you think that millionaires are out here saying, Oh, yes, I'm going to buy this thirty-five million-dollar yacht and I'm just going to keep it docked there and have it drain on my personal income and that's all there is to it?
No, absolutely not.
They rent it out.
You know, they charter it out, folks.
I mean, you know, do you understand that there is no such thing as some ultra-rich bastard that just has everything?
You know, no one has everything.
You can experience everything if you know how to maneuver your money right, but you just can't have everything.
You can't have a jet.
You can't have a yacht.
You can't have a mansion.
You can't have all these things unless you're so ultra-rich that it really doesn't matter.
And let's be honest, folks, none of us are going to be that rich.
It's a very small percentage for us to be so freaking rich that we have got our own freaking private Lear airline.
That we've got our own yachts.
So what I'm suggesting to folks out here that are paying all this money anyway to the airlines.
And if you want to travel first class these days, it's kind of like you might as well charter a jet.
And that's what I'm strongly advising people to do.
I mean, that's another thing to do for vacation, for a $10,000 or $15,000 vacation.
Charter a jet.
Go anywhere you want.
I mean, it's not very expensive to charter a jet, man.
It's like $3,000 for a badass, you know, for a badass luxury type Lear, that has a bed, that has some nice luxury type seats.
You got a crew.
They'll take you anywhere you want, man.
I mean, charter a boat.
Now, boats are a little harder to charter depending on where you are in the country.
But they're not very expensive either.
I mean, you can charter a boat to take you from one place to another for an easy $4,000 or $5,000.
And I know that people are saying that's a lot of money, but what else are you going to spend it on?
You're going to spend it on some first-class seat, that you're going from some airline that's going to anally probe you and take a picture of you naked before you even get in there and then treat you like holy dog crap because oh, you traveling uh airlines, I mean, if you're gonna, you know, really seriously, you know, spend this much money on a vacation, I strongly advise you to start looking into other options.
You know, look into other options, for christ's sake.
Another thing, take the freaking train, you know like, let's say you want to go somewhere in the United States Of America, let's say you want to go out and you know, I don't know, see part of America.
That makes you feel funny.
You know inside, that makes you, you know, get a little twingle in your leg, you know.
You know what I'm saying.
And now, you know, somebody has to be a jag off and flap their fat Cheeto stained fingers on the keyboard and say, oh, try renting a jet 3,000 and flying the round trip to Japan.
No way.
Well, first of all, if you want to go to Japan, ass clown, you should have a little bit more money than $3,000 to pay to your flight.
I mean, I don't even think $3,000 would be able to pay for an airline ticket to Japan, you dumb loser.
All right, I mean, yeah, of course, if you're going to travel international, well, then you better be somebody special.
You know, you better have, you know, put your money where your mouth is, for heaven's sake.
You see, this is what I don't understand about American people.
You know, I understand that you want to ball and you want to pay less.
But you've got to pay something.
All right, you assholes.
You have to pay something.
You can't get something for nothing.
And that's what this damn country has gotten used to out here, getting something for nothing.
You know, oh, if I'm going to pay $3,000, I better go out there and go to Japan in a round trip.
Let's be honest, man.
I mean, you have to pay to live large.
There's just no way around it.
You have to save your capital to be something better.
You have to invest your capital to do something better.
Stupid milky liquors, man.
All right, I mean, it just makes me sick to my stomach, man.
I mean, common sense just kind of goes out the window with these people.
That's why I'm saying, you know, I'm not disregard the ass clown who's, you know, probably sitting there with a shit-stained T-shirt and, you know, a dirty underwear that looked like a Jackson Pollock painting, sitting here flapping his fat Cheeto-stained fingers talking about, oh, renting an airplane for $3,000 and flying to Japan round away.
It's not possible.
It's not, of course, it's not possible, you stupid loser.
I'm talking about if you want to, you know, you're sitting out here in Austin, Texas, and you want to take a trip to New York City, $3,000, you go and put that on an account somewhere, one of these private Lear companies.
You don't even have to go into the airport.
You can drive right into the freaking lot.
You can drive right next to the plane and go right into the plane without any kind of worry, any kind of hassle, nothing.
But of course, this ass clown out here that's talking this garbage about taking round trips to Japan on Learjets for $3,000, he wouldn't know nothing about that.
He wouldn't know nothing about this crap.
Anyway, the thing is, and you see, here he is.
He's like, you said anyway, you stupid loser.
You know what, Blue Goose?
I mean, this is somebody by the name of Blue Goose here.
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I bet you this is the type of loser that lost his house in 2008 and is blaming the banks for lending him the money.
You know, these are the type of losers I'm talking about here in America.
You know, these losers that are sitting here blaming banks and blaming people for their own misfortune.
I mean, it makes me sick in my stomach.
I mean, this idiot actually believes.
I mean, you know, why don't you use a common sense denominator in your brain, you stupid, dumb, imbecilic jerk ass.
If you can't even pay $3,000 for a one-way ticket in first class to Japan, what makes you think that you're going to be able to fucking charter a Learjet for $3,000 to Japan?
I mean, what I said was, was $3,000, you can get a Lear and go anywhere here in this country.
But you see, this blue goose idiot, he's probably one of these morons that said, oh, well, that's what you said.
So I interpret it that way.
So I'm absolved of any responsibility.
I'm absolved of any responsibility, and this is what I'm talking about here in America.
You know, these people that are pissing and moaning that, oh, the bank lent me the money, and they knew I couldn't pay it back.
They knew I didn't pay it back.
I mean, give me a break, you know.
You know, people that are pissing and moaning about these subprime mortgages and the people that got foreclosed on in 2010, 2010, highest foreclosures in history, I think, and since 2000, or since 1997.
The thing is, though, is that these people that got foreclosed on, these individuals are pissing and moaning that the banks should have known better.
The banks should have known better that they couldn't afford to pay the payments each month.
I mean, that's just like, you know, you getting rent money from your Ma.
You know, you go, hey, Ma, I need some rent money, or they're going to kick me out, and I need to be lent this money.
I mean, can you lend me about $800?
Are they going to kick me out, Ma?
And Ma goes, all right, you know, I'll go ahead and lend you the $800.
I feel sorry for you.
You deserve an opportunity.
So Ma lends you the $800.
Next month comes around.
Ma comes over for her money.
And then what do you do?
As a stupid loser, you look at Ma and say, what are you talking about, Ma?
It's your fault that you lent me the $800 last month.
You knew I couldn't pay it back.
It's your fault.
As a matter of fact, not only is it your fault, I'm suing you because I can't pay this month's rent when you knew I couldn't pay last month's rent, and you still lent me the money anyway.
That's what it is, and that's America for your ass right there.
That's the whole housing crisis.
Assholes that are pissed off because somebody lent them the money to live the way they wanted to live, and because they couldn't sustain themselves, they're pissing and moaning at everybody that lent them the money, and they want to sue these people.
Ah, Jesus Christ, talking about something for nothing America.
Something for nothing America.
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And this is it right here.
You know, blue goose over here, you know, wanting to take round trips on Learjets to Japan for $3,000 a pipe.
What a stupid Milky Liquor.
You know?
You know, what a stupid, fruity-ass, you know, flea market materialistic bastard.
You know?
I mean, you're the kind of guy that goes into like a flea market with like 30 bucks and comes out with bags full of crap and think that you just came out of Bloomingdale's or some crap.
Isn't that right there, Blue Goose?
Huh?
You fruity-ass Milky Liquor.
Anyway, 646-652-4869 is the number to call here.
This is the second hour of the True Capitalist Radio Show.
I am your host, the man they call Ghost.
And I want to thank everybody for tuning in with me.
Make sure to bookmark Milky Liquors.
Make sure to bookmark blog talkradio.com/slash ghost and spread it around like wildfire.
Spread it around like wildfire.
But anyway, now that we're in this second hour of the True Capitalist Radio Show, I think I'm going to take a little bit of a break because I'm sick and tired of seeing losers flap their fat sausages of fingers on the keyboard thinking they're accomplishing something when they're doing nothing but being detriments on society.
I need to take a break from this.
As a matter of fact, I need to go fill my glass up with a little bit more Louis XIV here.
In the process of doing that, I want to introduce those of you that are listening in to a rapper.
And let me tell you, I don't like rapper.
I think rap is crap.
And let me say that again.
Rap is crap.
All right?
Rap is probably the most pathetic form of human expression that I have ever seen on the face of the planet.
It's garbage.
But then again, there's always an exception to the rule.
Always, always an exception to the rule.
There comes a guy out here that, you know, not only is he a rapper, he's attempting to facilitate capitalist views and capitalist ideas to the urban folk in America.
But what's unfortunate about the urban folk, instead of taking the capitalist ideas that this man that I'm about to introduce, instead of them taking the capitalist ideas, they're sitting there in some ghetto fashion, sitting there saying, yeah, baby, I'm going to go over there.
I'm going to give me a fat white girl, baby, and then I'm going to have her flip me a 1979 Cadillac on dubs, baby.
And, you know, that's basically the crux of the urban community, unfortunately.
And if you don't believe me, why don't you take a look at daytime television?
I mean, daytime television, for heaven's sake, is bombarded with these ridiculous, dumb court shows and these talk shows and it's my baby dad and my baby dad and my baby mama, all this crap.
All right?
So this man, even though I hate rap and I think rap is crap and I think that all gangster rappers should literally be castrated.
I mean, that's my personal opinion.
But this rapper here, you just kind of breaks the mold, you know, and just kind of just, you know, embraces capitalism, not only embraces it, but lives it.
Lives it.
This man that I'm about to play here, you know, I'm going to play a song.
This man recently bought a $2.5 million Bugatti.
$2.5 million for a freaking car.
He recently spent $1.5 million on a watch.
There's a YouTube video of him out there where he spent $250,000 at the Gucci stow because he felt like it.
Do you understand what I'm saying?
I mean, this is a guy out here who's traveling private leer jets and blazing illegal substances in mid-flight.
And what's really unfortunate about this man is that everybody who looks at him, especially in the urban community, they think that, yeah, baby, I got to be gangsta.
I got to be a gangster, baby.
I got to, you know, rub up my bows and pimp hoes and drink faux hoes, baby, and be ghetto and be gangsta and get real with it, baby.
Real with it, baby.
When in actuality, you need to be capitalist with it.
Capitalist.
You know?
Don't you understand that?
Get the fixed skulls, for heaven's sake.
You've got to be a freaking capitalist.
You can't be some moron that thinks that you're a capitalist and yet you've got debts that no honest man can pay.
You've got children you can't afford.
And yet you're still sitting here attempting to facilitate yourself as some sort of capitalist that can generate revenues that can bring you and your family into some sort of prosperity.
It's not going to happen.
So what I am going to play here, and what I'm going to do here, is a man that is just the epitome of capitalism.
I mean, he is a capitalist from the word go.
And I want everybody to realize that this is a man who's not only hit the pinnacle of success, but a man that just can't get enough.
I mean, I hate to say this, but he's a role model of mine.
I admire this man.
The man that I'm about to introduce to you today is a man that I admire with a passion.
You know, somebody who has so much money to blow that it's disgusting.
I mean, $2.5 million on a Bugatti.
Anyway, the guy I'm about to introduce here is named Birdman.
Birdman.
And this is a song by him called I Run This Bitch.
This is a bad man.
Alright.
Oh, go ahead and throw that track on.
Oh, yeah.
I'm going to take a break.
Here's a little bit of a bird, man.
Check me out.
Look, I run this bitch.
And I'm a heat running.
I'm a heat running, but I'm never running out of money.
I'm a dog.
I got pussy with pain.
Got a bag with his gun.
In a bag on the brain.
Get money on these bitches.
Too busy on the ribs, nigga.
We beat the illies.
We beat the realist.
CMB niggas.
Uptown soldier with the money to the feeling.
Shining like a diamond from an eagle to a pigeon.
Birds on the wire, hunted deep and we chillin'.
Finger on the trigger, that's an uptown living.
High to the sky, no dive in profit.
Puckling, doing donuts in the lamb.
Pandy on the slam, 50 on the ab, hundred at the crib.
Get it how you live.
Cutting on these bitches, red diamonds how I feel.
I run this bitch.
And I'm a heat running, I'ma keep running, but I'm never running out of money.
I'm a dog, I'm a stunt.
Cause I don't do nothing in my car.
So shitty, all these toes go fuck it.
I got pussy wet pain.
Big boy shoes, how fast he in my truck goes boom.
Got a black bed in a bag of bitches.
And it looks like I'ma die like this.
I'm an uptown soldier, no high roller.
Money, go get a MOB all over.
Humphlin' with the birds, knowna take it off your shoulder.
Rhynin' with the homie, type the game out the noise.
Hundred G's rap, hood for the strap.
Rollin' on the dozer, nigga, thunder in the lack.
Chicken in the oven, wall safe for the sack.
Bought a brand new range and a brand new back.
Old school caddy, fifth wheel flat back.
A brand new truck, a brand new bike.
A brand new house, a brand new type.
A brand new bitch live a hood race life.
I run this bitch.
And I'm a heat running.
I'm a heat running, but I'm never running out of money.
I'm a dog, I'm a stunt.
If I don't do nothing in my car, look pretty.
All these toes go suck it.
I got pussy web paint.
Big boy shoes.
And my truck go boom.
Got a black bed gun in a bag of bitches.
And it looks like I'm a die like this.
I run this bitch.
Bound new fan.
I go off to have a pussy website.
Got a red blood gun in the bag of beach.
And it looks like I'm a die like you.
What do you mean?
Another cash money classic, yeah.
Birdman in the wang, yeah.
This nigga know they gangsters in the hood, yeah.
I'm a nigga on the band.
That's an old history, man.
We always raise the bag.
Conservative Foreign Investment Risks00:15:29
He's a bad capitalist man, right now.
That's what I'm saying, man.
I mean, gangsters for life is right, man.
What, what, what?
I mean, why can't the urban community learn from a man like this?
Can somebody explain that one to me?
I mean, seriously, can somebody explain that?
Why can't the urban community look at a capitalist like Birdman who's throwing $2.5 million on a Bugatti, who's spending $250,000 at the Gucci stow because he just feels like it, $1.5 million on a watch.
And it's not because he's just blowing money because he's spending next week's cash.
I mean, this is an investor here.
This is a guy who's been on top since 1997.
1997, he's been in this entertainment game.
And what has he done with that money?
He's flipped it.
I mean, this guy's got oil rigs now.
He's got clothing.
He's got shoes.
He's got all the top artists under his name, Drake, the old fruity ass Drake is under, a little bow, wow, little Wayne, all the Nikki Minaj, that stupid big-ass bimbo that Regis filmed and slapped on the ass.
I mean, all these people are under his label.
He's making serious capital, serious cake.
You know, and how do you get to live like that?
Well, you've got to flip it.
You understand?
You got to flip it for heaven's sake.
You got to flip it.
And somebody's asking, does he eat at the Olive Garden?
He's not eating at the freaking Olive Garden.
Are you kidding me?
The Olive Garden takes the food card now.
I mean, I don't know if you've been there recently, but you'll have crackheads waiting on you.
They're serving you your food.
People that are missing teeth are going to be serving you your freaking food, for heaven's sake.
I mean, can somebody tell Darden Restaurants, which is the actual conglomerate that owns Olive Garden, can somebody tell Darden Restaurants to step its game up and step its chain up when it comes to this ridiculous franchise?
I mean, give me a freaking break.
The breadsticks aren't going to keep me coming back, asshole.
All right?
It's not going to happen.
Anyway, I want to thank everybody for tuning in with me, folks.
We've got a lot of people in here.
We've got like a 48 minutes left on the program.
And I want to thank you very much for tuning in with me.
646-652-4-869 is the number to call here.
We're giving advice.
It's Baller Friday.
And I want to give some advice here.
So why don't you go ahead and give me a call?
We got Ken Francis Moore on the phone here.
Hey, Ken, what's going on?
Not much, sir.
How are you?
Not bad.
Just sitting here trying to live it up in the middle of Austin, Texas here.
How are you doing?
Real good.
I've just made my reservations at Morton Steakhouse.
I was in your chat room earlier and noticed all the fag talk.
They can go pound sand as far as I'm concerned.
But what I was calling about was the emerging markets you continually talk about.
You said not to use a brokerage firm.
Well, no, I said not to use a broker like a financial advisor.
You have to use a brokerage firm to be able to trade.
But what I'm saying is one needs to be an individual investor and not depend on those financial advisors that are basically throwing darts at markets, really.
Yes, sir.
Do you have a particular brokerage firm that you recommend, sir?
Well, you know, I wouldn't recommend a certain brokerage firm because nobody has paid me.
I don't want to sit here and say, you know, this firm, that firm.
But if you look at some of the bigger online brokerage firms that will give you easy access to act on a whim, and you also want to look at the fees that you're going to have when making a stock trade, you want to keep those low.
But if you're going to pay a little bit of a surcharge, what you want to do is be able to have options, like be able to trade on your phone or be able to trade on a whim, on a phone call, on the web.
And that's all advice I can give you.
And at the same time, also, you want, if you can, and if you're a savvy to do this, somebody who can actually trade on a variety of different markets.
If you're just a stock guy, obviously, you just want to go to a stock brokerage firm that knows how to do that.
But if you're somebody that, you know, go ahead, sir.
I like commodities as well.
Yeah, that's what I was just about to say.
There are brokerage firms that do trade in a variety of different markets, commodities, futures, options, regular stock, bonds, foreign currencies, international markets.
You want somebody who's going to be well diverse in their subject, you want a brokerage firm that's well diversed in their trading capacity.
You want somebody that's going to be able to offer you a variety of different instruments when it comes to investing.
And I don't want to name any particular investment firm per se, but I do want to say that you do want the option to be able to trade in foreign markets and foreign currencies.
Like I explained a couple of shows ago, the U.S. dollar is at a two-month low against the Euro.
It's $1.35 to buy one Euro, which is pretty pathetic given the fact that the European Union as a whole is pretty much suffering.
The only thing that's keeping the European Union alive is Germany.
The Gemini Schlocksligen slagging.
That's the only thing that's keeping these people alive because they're surplusing and they're producing.
But it makes you wonder how the Euro is still able to flourish when you've got destabilization in Greece, potential destabilization in Portugal, Spain and Italy.
You've got Ireland over here defaulting on their damn loans.
I mean, you've got a lot of bad situations happening here.
And how in the hell is the Euro still able to surpass the dollar in value?
Well, I'll tell you, it's the fact that we, as the American people, are depleting the American currency by having the spending and having these power-hungry autocrats basically have these pork barrel projects, building bridges to nowhere, bridges with their names on it, schools with their names on it.
It's just pathetic.
It's utterly sick what's happening to this country.
And on top of which, folks, nobody wants to start cutting anywhere.
So this is why I'm saying, I keep saying this, and I'm not trying to be a hypersensationalist.
I'm not trying to be Alex Jones, who's trying to put everybody in a mass hysteria.
But you have two years left, folks, for low taxation and low regulation here in America to be able to accumulate as much assets as one possibly can to be able to invest in another foreign market.
Because as I've said, and I don't want to be a hyper sensationalist, you look at the people in America today, you look at the amount of consumer debt, you look at consumer confidence, you look at all the real estate markets that are going kaput, you take a look at every factor that's happening, the national debt, everything.
It's just a recipe for disaster.
And in two years, once the Bush tax cuts reset, they're going to have 60, 70% federal income tax, folks, I guarantee you.
And if they're not going to go 60, 70%, I mean at least 50, but 50 isn't going to solve the problem.
We're going to need 60, 70% tax rates on a national scale to be able to make a serious impact on this deficit.
And on top of that, we're going to have to make cuts, not only in entitlements, but in federal employees, state employees.
So you think that all these people that are getting, you know, for lack of a better term, getting, you know, screwed up the ass, you think these people are going to take it lightly?
Do you think that these federal employees that are getting fired and not going to get their pensions, you think they're going to be just, oh, okay, we've got to do it for the country?
You think that these people that are collecting 99 weeks of unemployment and food cards and housing voucher programs that are going to get cut?
Do you think these people are going to say, oh, yeah, it's time for me to be responsible for my own goddamn self now, and I got to go out and do something?
No, you're not going to see that.
You're going to see a lot of, I don't even want to speculate, but it's definitely not going to be good.
And this is why I'm telling everybody out here, two more years left.
Accumulate your assets.
You know, accumulate your assets as much as you can and invest in a foreign market.
And I know that I'm taking a lot of heat for that.
A lot of people are emailing me up like I'm, you know, like I just farted on their best suit because I'm telling people to go out and invest in foreign markets.
But, I mean, unless you want to see firsthand what happens to this country when we're in some precarious situation, well, then I strongly advise you to go somewhere else and live on a freaking beach and get some Mai Ties and chill with the locals that are happy for your business, that are happy that you invested in their country, that are happy that you hire them for jobs.
I mean, that's what you need to go and do, you know.
And I hate to say this about my own country.
I love America.
I mean, folks, I've got five years of conservative commentary in the archives of just me screaming and breaking stuff on the internet.
I mean, it's just an utter spectacle.
I've tried not to do that.
I mean, I know that I'm still getting kind of loud.
I'm still kind of being a little vulgar here, but I'm trying not to break stuff.
I can break stuff.
I got this damn office in Austin, Texas here.
So, I mean, you know, I think somebody in the next office will be calling the cops if I did such a thing.
But inevitably, folks, I mean, I did this for politics.
I did this for the people.
The people.
I did it for the people.
And what did the people do?
They did nothing.
They sat on their fat asses.
On the contrary, they turned conservatism into liberalism.
That's what they did.
They embraced some stupid Eskimo, dead moose humped bimbo like Sarah Palin.
They put her to be the pinnacle mouthpiece of the conservative movement.
And here you've got her daughters.
One daughter's already shitted out of kid out of wedlock.
The guy she had it with that, you know, is posing for play girl.
You know, you've got that young daughter of hers that's rumored to be pregnant again.
I mean, it's a despicable disgrace, and yet you've got conservatives who 10 years ago would have spit on Sarah Palin for such claims of being conservative, now embracing and making goddamn excuses for this crap.
So don't sit here and tell me that I'm unpatriotic because I'm telling folks out there in America to go out and invest in foreign markets.
Don't say it because what I'm trying to do is help those that are listening in and that are capitalists that understand that they just, you know, they can't sit around and think that I'm going to live a schmo life for the rest of my life.
I don't have that luxury.
I don't have the luxury that my mommy and daddy had, you know, working for 40 or 50 years and getting a goddamn pension that lasts till I croak on top of Social Security and all the other good entitlements that are accorded to those that are over the age of 65.
They're not going to have that.
And this is what I keep telling you, young people, you're not going to have it.
And this is the time to be risky.
This is the time to take risk.
This is the time to make investments.
I mean, these baby boomers and your mommy and daddy, they're not going to be happy with your success because they've spent next week's cash like 15, 20 years ago.
They spent it and they've sold you and your children, your great, grandchildren out to suffice their menial living standards that they hold so highly here in America.
And they are going to continue to fight for these petty little pissing little pieces of money distributed by the government like Medicaid, Medicare, Social Security, and all these other stupid entitlements.
They're going to fight tooth and nail, and there's no way to fund these ridiculous entitlements.
There's no way to do it.
We're busted, man.
But they're going to convince us, and they're going to try to emotionally guilt-trip us, and they're going to say, oh, it's not fair.
They're old people.
They're old.
We've got to take care of them.
Take care of them.
I come from that generation, folks.
I mean, you can tell by my voice.
I'm not a young man.
But I saw this disgusting display during 1969 at Woodstock when these dumb assholes out here were growing their hair along and putting headbeds on, dropping acid, and having goddamn mud orgies in the middle of Woodstock.
I was there, and I was a conservative at the time, and I said it was ridiculous.
I said it was stupid.
But look at what that birthed.
It birthed a bunch of ungrateful baby boomer assholes who believe that no matter what happens, gimme it, it's mine.
Gimme it, it's mine.
Gimme it, it's mine.
That's all you hear from these assholes.
Meanwhile, the young people of today were bamboozled.
And I'm talking about those that are in college.
And if you're in college, you know what I'm talking about.
They were bamboozled into believing that college was the only way to go.
And the only way you're going to be a success in America is if you go out and you go, you go to college.
And if you can't afford college, don't worry.
They can lend you the money.
So it's no problem.
And before you know it, you're $80,000 in debt.
You've got some stupid pussywhip degree that's saturated out here in an American marketplace.
You go out into a substandard or technocratic third world economic landscape.
And you try to go out and get a job.
And you find that the only thing you can get is becoming a barista at freaking Starbucks.
And here you are, you know, $80,000 in the hole, and you have to start paying on that once you start working.
Once you start working, now that the government has nationalized all student loans, the government can kind of just start taking crap out of your check no matter where you're working, no matter where you're working.
And let me tell you, you can't go bankrupt on a student loan, assholes.
Barter In Serious Trouble00:14:23
I want you young people to know this.
You cannot go bankrupt on a student loan.
So you're paying that for life with interest.
All right?
I mean, all this crap that mommy and daddy are doing, you know, Social Security, Medicaid, Medicaid, getting hover rounds and crap on Medicare, where do you think they're getting the money for that?
They're getting it from you and the interest that they're getting on their goddamn student loan.
They're getting it from you when you pay this Social Security tax, when you're busting your ass at a damn Starbucks, and you still got to pay some financial obligation to some student loan while at the same time paying Social Security and Medicaid and Medicaid that you're never going to see.
This is what's happening here in America, folks.
This is what I'm telling you.
You young people need to realize you can't keep thinking that it's all about MTV and skins, you know, and oh, yeah, I'm a teenage bastard, and I can go out and I can screw anybody and I can have children and I can shit out as many children and I can be as irresponsible as I want to because the government's always going to be there.
It's not.
It's not.
And this is why I'm saying this is why we're incrementally going into an authoritarian system because there is no other solution for you people.
You understand?
There's no other solution for the American system.
Why do you think we're embracing China?
Why do you think Hu Jintao we're bowing down to this guy as he's the second coming?
Because this system is the model for America.
America is going to look like China here in about 10 or 15 years because we as the so-called free people of the world can't take responsibility for our own freaking actions.
And because we can't take responsibility and we've burdened the government and burdened the taxpayer on this crap, we've taken out a lot of loans.
We've done a lot of crap.
And lo and behold, we're in some serious trouble.
We're in some serious trouble.
So that's why I'm telling everybody who's under the age of 45, you better stack your chips right now.
And you better realize that this isn't a freaking game anymore.
We're not going to be able to be irresponsible.
And, oh, yeah, I can hop from job to job and I can just live like nonchalantly.
And it's not like that anymore, man.
You can't do this.
This is a service industry-based economy.
We're being taken out by the foreign emerging markets.
I mean, are you going to be able to manufacture things at 9 cents an hour?
The Chinese do.
You're going to be able to be a damn telemarketing or some kind of inbound telemarketing situation for about what was it, $200 a month?
The Indians do it.
I mean, are you going to be able to build a car for about $500 a month?
The South Americans do it.
I mean, we're in a serious situation, folks.
And I've been saying this for about four or five years.
But now, instead of trying to holler for people to come up and make a change, I'm just telling the capitalists that are out there that understand where I'm coming from, you've got to capitalize and you've got to capitalize now.
And you've got to be able to invest and flip your chips appropriately.
Use all the markets that are to your advantage.
Every type of avenue of making money.
Use it to your advantage.
Because if you don't, you're going to be in some serious trouble.
And I know that there's people out there thinking I'm some Alex Jones asshole, but it's not the truth.
Anyway, folks, there's about 31 minutes left on the program.
It's a Friday, so I think I'm just going to take a step back and probably going to end this show here in the next couple of minutes.
I know that it's Baller Friday, and we talked a little bit about how to be a baller without spending so much money.
We talked about a couple of different things.
Another way to be a baller without spending so much money is barter.
I mean, don't be afraid to trade crap with people, you know?
I mean, don't be ashamed of that because inevitably, you know, people are materialists.
I mean, you know, something that you've got for a certain price, you can convince someone else to trade you something that costs them more for something that costs you less.
I mean, don't be afraid to barter.
I mean, how do you think I got this Louis XIV?
You think I'm going to pay $2,000 for this freaking bottle?
Are you kidding me?
I got this on a barter.
I'm not going to sit here and go out and spend two grand on a freaking bottle, not of my personal money.
Are you kidding me?
That's why I'm saying, folks, don't be afraid to barter.
And at the same time, don't be afraid to go out there and invest.
Remember, the capitalists have the balls.
All right?
We're the ones with the balls in this society.
We put our money where our mouth is.
We're not afraid to invest in our own speculations.
Everybody else out there thinks they got the answer for everything, but the true capitalists have the balls.
Everybody else has dreams.
That's what everybody else has.
Everybody else has dreams.
Oh, I'm going to be the American idol.
I'm going to be an actor.
I'm going to be an actress.
I'm going to be a star.
I'm going to be a beautiful model.
I'm going to do all this crap and end up doing nothing but being some bimbo that turns tricks behind a dumpster for a couple of bucks so she can inflate herself with her materialistic needs, like getting her nails did and her hair done and buying coach purses.
This is America, right here folks, i'm not joking.
I know that there's people out here I get emails too, man that i'm some sort of sociopath that i'm a bad man for for saying these sorts of things.
But i'm a.
I'm real.
All right, i'm the realest person that you'll ever meet in your freaking life.
Anyway, before I go, i'll take a couple of more callers.
646-652-4869-610 you there.
Yes, I would tell you.
I don't know if you are a bad man or you're not a bad man, but i'm listening to you rant and raid.
I have many, many restaurants that I wish to sell because I am scared of what you people in this country would do to me for too long.
You, you are one stupid, imbecilic prank caller.
I'll tell you that right now, you don't even sound Indian.
All right, you don't even sound Indian, for heaven's sake.
You sound like some.
You know a pasty, white-thyed asshole who's probably got a pink willie, uh and whacking it off to a naked picture of George Michael's ass crack and sitting here trying to act as though you're Indian to I don't know win brownie points with the bimbo that's sitting next to you.
All right, you don't sound Indian, you stupid asshole.
All right, give me a break.
I mean it's you know.
If you want to sound Indian, why don't you sound Indian?
Why don't you?
What are you doing, my friend?
I am here, I am going to give you a 7-eleven.
Uh slippy, I mean.
Why don't you sound like it?
For christ's sake?
You freaking milky.
Looking pieces of nick nipple clamp loving butt plug up the ass.
Looking Miller genuine draft bottle up the ass.
Having wish you had your mama to caress your face.
Looking hot dog in the mouth.
Having piece of Nick nickel loving chicken eating cornboy trash good lord, I mean, it's just a disgrace.
It it really is.
It's just I don't know what else to say.
I don't know what else to say.
This is why, you know, sometimes I just kind of interrupt things in mid-broadcast because I'm trying to relay some serious information to the people out there.
I'm trying to, you know, get people into believing in a capitalist perspective.
Instead, everybody's out there playing with their pecker shafts, you know, trying to win brownie points with cyberpoontang, depositing, you know, $10 in their Amazon.com account so that they can get a finger-banging session.
This is America.
This is America.
I mean, you know, what did I hear?
I heard like 50, 60% of relationships are now, you know, they're connected online.
I mean, online relationships consist of 60% of the goddamn couples in this country.
I mean, are you kidding me?
Tony Montana, can you tell these stupid Milky Liquors how it goes again?
Because I don't think they get it.
This country, you've got to make the money.
Then when you're getting money, you get a foul.
Then when you get a foul, then you get the woman.
I mean, that's why you've got to make your own moves.
I mean, said from the mouth of Tony Montana.
You got to get the money, then you get the power.
Then you get the power, then you can get whatever bimbo that you want.
And, you know, you have to realize, you know, bimbos come in all shapes and sizes here.
If you go for some bimbo because she's some hot model or she's got, you know, I don't know, Tits McGee or something, you're going to hit some bad news.
You're going to get some bumps in the road, and that bitch is probably going to get 50% of your crap.
But if you go for somebody that you actually have something in common with, like, I don't mean to be bringing this subject up, but Matt Damon, Matt Damon actually married his freaking bartender.
I mean, you know, and people at first will be like, oh, my God, I can't believe he's married his freaking bartender.
I mean, you know, the same bitch that's serving you your goddamn, you know, crown and coke is actually going down on your Johnson.
I mean, it just doesn't make any sense.
But it does make sense.
Because, I mean, I'm sure this was the only woman that had any kind of insight other than this stupid, superficial MTV skins watching generation, this idea of, I mean, that's all we get.
That's it.
So you heard Tony Montana.
You know, you get the money, then you get the power, then you get the power, then you get the woman.
And that goes for you women out there, too.
Don't fall for, you know, don't fall for some ethnic minority, all right, for a lack of a better term.
Don't fall for some ethnic minority that feeds you some jive that they heard on some movie somewhere, and then you move them in after about two weeks, they convince you to, you know, put out a loan for a 79 Cadillac on dubs, and then you wonder why they're never home, and they're out there banging other fatties out there.
You know, don't put yourself in that situation.
Save your capital.
Save your money.
All right?
I mean, let's be honest.
You've got to look at yourself in the mirror and say, okay, look, am I a good-looking guy?
You know, your face, you know, as you look in the mirror, you may say, oh, okay, yeah, I'm a good-looking guy, but why don't you analyze yourself in your mind?
Are there chicks trying to pull the balls out of your pants?
I mean, do you get free garbage from chicks, like, for no reason, that are working in service industry-oriented jobs?
You know, are you getting, you know, frequent comments or flirtatious approaches towards bimbos?
Anything of that nature.
And if you're saying no to all the above, well, then obviously you are an ugly prick.
All right, you're an ugly fat and if you're not fat, you're just an ugly bastard.
So, what you need to understand is you've got to get the money.
Just like Tony Montana said, you've got to get the freaking money, then you get the power, then you get the power, then all of a sudden, you know, these women start looking at you in a more attractive fashion.
But you do have to remember that, you know, just because you have bimbos, you know, finding you more attractive because you're worth more, doesn't mean that you got this is going to be like mommy and daddy's relationship.
All right, this bimbo is looking to get paid, all right?
And make sure that everything you buy for her, there comes some sort of how can I put this lightly, some sort of a defiling sexual act to come with it, all right, because that's about all you're ever going to get.
I know there's people out there that are going to go, I can't believe he's saying that, but I'm saying it.
I mean, you know, let's be honest, folks.
I mean, you know, I have personally come across friends of mine that are in my age group, you know, that are 50, 60 years old.
They're going around with some young bimbo, you know, and of course, you know, us old bastards, we're like, oh, I mean, we're like, yeah, you got a young bimbo.
How'd you get that one?
You knocking that one in the sack?
But inevitably, what happens is that, you know, these guys that are getting these young bimbos, they're getting them everything they want, everything they want.
You know, they're paying their car note.
They're getting their hair done, their nails did, all this other crap.
And you know what they're getting for their economic investment in these bitches?
You know what they're getting?
A good peck on the cheek.
Oh, yeah, a good peck on the cheek.
And oh, I'll let you hold my hand in public.
This is what we're getting out here.
And you freaking guys out there, and even you chicks out there that are ugly and fat, you're accepting this crap.
You're accepting it when you shouldn't have to accept it.
If you're sitting there dominating the economic landscape and all this idiot is doing is just putting shit on credit or buy-in nonsense that's not progressing the couple as a whole, well, then you better dictate the terms of how the money is spent.
And when the money is spent, you better have some service to go along with it.
I kid you not.
You don't know how many guys, how many men, old men that are business guys that prospered, that did something with themselves, they get taken by these damn 25, 20-something-year-old bimbos because they got ass cheeks hanging out of their pants or something.
And because they do this, these guys give them everything, no matter what.
And what do they do?
Are they nailing that five times a day?
No.
They're getting a good peck on the cheek.
Agricultural Commodities Demand00:02:36
Great.
Anyway, 646-652-4869-111, you there?
Yes, sir.
Hey, what's going on?
Sorry about that.
This is Ken again.
Hey, how are you doing, Ken?
I had trouble with my Skype.
We was going to ask you follow-up.
Your favorite commodities to get into.
My favorite commodities to get into?
Well, I'm glad you asked that, Ken.
Sometime about 2009, 2010, I started urging every one of my listeners to get into commodities.
I actually still think commodities are a thing to get into.
At the time, in 2009, 2010, I said that commodities were 75% undervalued.
And what commodities am I talking about exactly?
I'm talking about the pork.
I'm talking about the cotton.
I'm talking about these types of commodities that are agricultural in nature and that are specific to certain markets henceforth like America.
America is the top producing cotton country in the world.
And in my personal opinion, as emerging markets begin to develop, we're going to start seeing a demand for all these commodities.
We're already starting to see a demand for food.
I announced on this show a couple of days ago that the United Nations said that there's 25% increase in worldwide food costs, and that the food cost is at an all-time high, and it's going to continue to go higher.
Well, commodities, of course, falls under that category, and hence the reason why I've said, and I'll continue to say, that commodities are undervalued.
If you really want to make money in America, you know, and I mean this with complete sincerity, become a farmer.
Become a freaking farmer.
Go out there and grow some crops.
Don't get the freaking subsidies from the government.
That's what I hate.
You stupid farmers out here that are juicing the system by getting farmer subsidies.
But I'm talking about becoming a real farmer.
I mean, I know a pecan farmer out here in Central Texas who is one of the largest pecan producers in this world, to be honest with you.
And I know that's hard to believe, but it's the truth.
Before his harvest was even harvested, he had an order for 600 million pounds of pecans from China.
And if you're wondering during the holidays why pecans were so much more expensive this holiday season, well, that's the reason why.
Gold Prices Rising Outlook00:05:59
All right?
That's the reason why.
All right?
So that's why I'm saying, you know, if you're going to go into commodities, you know, no matter what financial instrument you go into, whether it's futures, whether it's investing in stocks that deal in these commodities, whether it's going into farming, whatever the case might be, I think that commodities are going to go up the roof.
I even think gold is going to go up.
I hate to be a gold pumper and dumper here, but look on your advertisements on all your news channels.
All that accumulation is obviously going to cause a rise in the market on top of the depletion of the value of the American dollar.
And I guarantee you, in two or three years, we're going to see $3,000, $4,000 gold prices.
And once we do that, I think everybody should liquidate.
I think everybody should liquidate their gold right away because that's going to bust.
That bubble is going to bust.
And it's going to go back to about $800 or $900 an ounce where gold belongs, inevitably.
I mean, you know, us American folks, we love a good bubble.
Anyway, I want to thank everybody for tuning in with me.
I'm going to get the hell out of here.
I feel like going down to 6th Street right now.
I can see it from my office.
I feel like going to West 6th Street, having a nice cocktail.
If you happen to be in Austin, Texas, come on down to West 6.
It's one of the most hip-hand-happening places.
I'm not talking about the east side of 6, where all those college kids get loaded on schnapp shots for about a buck a shot.
I'm talking about the high-class area of 6th Street where Sandra freaking Bullock hangs out.
Where Ryan freaking Reynolds and her are going out here chilling and having drinks.
Come out here and have a drink.
I mean, it's calling me, man.
I'm sorry.
I know there's people that don't want me to go, but I mean, it's calling me.
I'm looking out my window.
I'm seeing it.
I might go over to a blue ribbon barbecue right now and have something to eat.
And on top of that, I'm going to go out to West 6 and have me a drink.
I hope to see Sandra Bullock and that black baby that she has.
I want to check that out.
Maybe see if I can get a picture of him.
Put a Philly blunt in the black baby's hand.
Oh, I'm joking.
I'm just kidding.
That's racial.
I'm not trying to be racist.
I'm not a racist man.
I'm not.
I'm an equal opportunity crap talker.
That's what I am.
I don't care what you are.
I'll still make you look lower than a leprechaun's nutsack.
Anyway, I can see there's so many people coming into the chat room.
There's so many people listening in, but I got to go, man.
There's 15 minutes left in the show.
It's Friday.
I'm in the building, you know, looking down on West 6th Street.
It's calling my name.
I need to do some more drinking and have a good time.
Maybe call the wife, have her meet me out there and have a good freaking time because I'm living the capitalist life, baby.
I'm living the capitalist life, and I can do what I want when I want when I want.
So anyway, thank you very much for tuning in with me.
Please, you know, give me an email: ghostpolitics at yahoo.com is the email address to shoot me an email at ghostpolitics at yahoo.com.
Also, don't forget to add to your favorites or bookmark the official website, the official website of the True Capitalist Radio Show, blogtalkradio.com/slash ghost.
Speaking of which, folks, we are in negotiations with Blog Talk Radio to get a full branded little radio show here and possibly extend the radio show to three freaking hours.
Three hours is what we're going to extend it.
But, you know, Blog Talk Radio doesn't really appreciate the content that I provide.
So if you could all please forward your comments of appreciation of the True Capitalist Radio Show to the Blog Talk Radio heads of corporation here, I'd more than appreciate it.
Tell those Blog Talk people that you need True Capitalist Radio, and that's all there is to it.
And I would appreciate it.
And of course, those out there that appreciate True Capitalist Radio will appreciate it too.
But we are getting a branded radio show, and we are going to extend it three freaking hours.
So I can't wait, folks.
And not only that, I'm thinking to go full throttle.
I'm thinking about getting a freaking producer.
I'm thinking about trying to get somebody to hook us up with some goddamn interviews.
I'm going full freaking throttle.
Full throttle.
It's going to start sometime in the February range, something of that nature.
So please forward all your comments of appreciation, not only to the Blog Talk Radio heads of corporation, but go on the Blog Talk Radio forums and let everybody know how much you appreciate the True Capitalist Radio Show.
Anyway, folks, I want to thank you for tuning in.
Email me up.
Make sure to go to my blog.
I mean, it's going to change here because I'm no longer talking about politics.
Bookmark the website.
Do it all.
I'm out of here.
Long live true capitalism.
And for all the losers that are out there that are pissing and moaning because they're not living the life and they've got children they can't afford and debts they can't pay for, why don't you go out there on the stroll and start sucking some male organs for some money because that's about the only way you're going to ever live the life.
Anyway, I'm out of here.
Long live, true capitalists.
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