Ghost analyzes GM's record Chinese sales as evidence of U.S. capitulation to socialism, urging investors to flee America for Mongolia or buy undervalued Intel stock while avoiding AMD. He advocates diversifying into gold and foreign real estate in Mexico to hedge against dollar devaluation and market crashes triggered by terrorism. Ghost criticizes the Tea Party for accepting welfare, condemns public displays of homosexuality, and attacks Oprah Winfrey as a fraud, ultimately warning that the American economy will collapse within three years unless individuals become capitalists and ignore mainstream media narratives. [Automatically generated summary]
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Well, good afternoon, folks, and thank you for tuning in with me to another edition of True Capitalist Radio.
And of course, I am your host, the man they call Ghost.
And once again, I want to thank everybody for tuning in with me.
It is episode number eight for all the folks that are keeping track with the program.
And I know that I'm shocking a lot of individuals who've been listening to the program for a long period of time and my consistency with my shows here.
I know that I'm kind of zigzagging with the times and not being very consistent with the times, but at least you can get some continuity with the content, right?
Anyway, I want to thank everybody for tuning live with me.
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And also tell them to go to blogtalkradio.com slash ghost and add to their favorites or bookmark that.
Anyway, folks, it is Monday, kind of a precarious business day, kind of an interesting business day.
But once again, folks, I don't mean to be tuning my own horn here, but meet me, meet me, is all I got to say by tuning my own horn because Intel has some news today.
And I don't want to get into that just yet.
What I want to talk about today, since we had been talking about all last week China and its visit to the White House, I want to talk a little bit about how GM's news about how China has now surpassed the United States as car consumers on an international scale, at least for GM.
And once again, folks, I want everyone to recollect back when this government that is in power currently, or this system we got going on here, when they basically bailed out GM, gave them all our tax dollars so they can recapitalize and do all this maneuvering with all the pensions and all this other crap.
And then they restructured the books, and now they're profitable, right?
They're profitable now.
What was it this past summer they were talking about?
Oh, we're profitable now.
Well, yeah, so what if you're profitable?
So what if you paid the American government back the money that was given to you to recapitalize your books?
The American government still owns majority stock in General Motors, you ass clown.
And there's no way that anyone is going to be able to pay that off.
As a matter of fact, it's up to the discretion of the money elf Timmy Geithner, the Secretary of Treasury, whether or not GM stock is going to be sold.
And, you know, it's up to his discretion.
So obviously, you know, it's not a coincidence that this whole socialist scheme with, not really scheme, but a socialist experiment that is happening here with this merging of corporate and government enterprise with GM only just underscores what I have been saying all along, folks.
This is the new America, you ass clowns.
All right?
The American government has merged with American corporations, and this little news by GM touting itself and saying, oh, yeah, we're profitable and we paid back the American government, even though the American government still owns majority stock.
We do this, we do that.
We're so great.
We're such a great company.
We're a company that other companies should be an example for and all this other nonsense.
Oh, yeah, we're selling more cars in China than we are here in the United States of America.
Yeah, that's right.
Oh, yeah, but we're American, right?
We're an American company, huh?
GM stupid milky liquors.
Anyway, folks, I think this is a disgrace.
This only underscores what I've been saying all along.
What we are witnessing here is a socialist idea.
We're transferring the whole American government system.
The way that things are going at this point in time is going towards a socialist idea.
This releasing of GM selling more cars to China than the United States is a serious implication of where the positioning of the international dominance and economics is going.
It's going to Asia.
It's going to other emerging markets.
And I think it's disgusting that, you know, we just had Hu Jintao in last week where our president was bowing down to this man like he was Mr. Miyagi and he was Danielson or something.
We were sitting here having to, you know, pallet this just absolute bolstering of this communist leader.
I mean, it just makes me sick that I can't believe that the American people, this great country, the inventors of this capitalist idea, the people that brought capitalism throughout the international community, we are now bowing down.
We're bowing down to China.
And this little GM news, which is a government-owned company now, folks, I know that you all don't want to think that.
I know that everybody's going to look at that news and other blinded investors are going to say, oh, yeah, GM is doing good.
It's selling cars to China.
And the American economy is great.
We're up and coming.
We're productive.
We're producing again.
You're producing nothing.
Where are all those car parts coming from manufactured on the assembly line, jackass?
Where are all those parts coming from?
I mean, it just makes me sick that people are just so simplistic in their perceptions of what are going on around them.
I understand that it's complex.
I understand that it's complex.
I understand that people have a hard time comprehending all the complicated financial mechanisms that create this system that we currently live in, not only in America, but throughout the international community on those emerging markets that are embracing capitalism.
All right?
But I think that every American should, you know, use this news and take all the years I've been talking on this broadcast and heed the warning that the United States is not going to be the great superpower any longer.
We're not.
I mean, the only people that think we are are assholes that are clogging up these damn NASCAR events, you know, watching cars go around a damn circle at about 200 miles an hour.
You know, these gangs with these goddamn frayed jeans and these shit-stained shirts going out there at these tea party events with misspelled picket signs.
You know, those ass clowns are the ones that think that, oh, America's the greatest superpower and they're going nowhere.
Are you kidding me, man?
I mean, it's not that I'm not trying, I'm not being unpatriotic.
I love this country.
Are you kidding me?
I mean, I have Digitally documented proof that I had made a valiant attempt in sparking the synapses of simplistic, you know, sucknuts that are out there listening and doing nothing more but just absorbing it and just letting it go out of their ass because they didn't heed the warning.
They didn't become politically active.
So now I have changed my whole viewpoint on not only politics, but life itself.
And I think that the only thing that we can do as people is become capitalists.
And you can become a capitalist any place in this world, unless you're in North Korea, you know?
Unless you're in North Korea or one of these real just secluded isolationist countries where pretty much the economy is centralized behind one bureaucratic power.
But even in socialist countries, I know this is hard to believe.
I don't like socialism because it halts the potential progress of economic prosperity, human creativity, human innovation.
But even in socialist societies, one can be able to maneuver based upon the rule of law set forth by the state in question.
One can maneuver a profit around all the regulations and all the taxations just as long as they're able to maintain their sustenance without trying to go out and live like Pimp Daddy or Puff Daddy or P. Diddy or Suck a Titty or whatever the hell his name is.
But don't try to live like this, jerk off.
What we need to understand as people is that you've got to stack your chips to play the game.
And that's what a lot of people, well, most people in America didn't understand.
They thought that this little plastic thing that was given out by anybody who could find their mailing address, this little plastic card, was able to just go out and it's just magic money.
It's just money growing out the trees and going out the sky and then banks giving these morons loans.
And let me tell you, I know that people are going to say, oh, it's the banks' fault.
But the banks were encouraged, not only encouraged, but bankrolled by the government into giving losers mortgages.
So let's not go down that road anymore.
But that's what I'm talking about.
It's the same line.
It's the same mindset.
That's why American people aren't prospering in this country.
If you look at those that are actually owning businesses in this country, they're all not from America.
They came to America, but they're not from America.
You want to know why?
Because they understand there's a hell of a lot more opportunities here than there are in the little pissing ground country.
There's a lot more here than their pissing ground country.
Anyway, the bottom line is, folks, this GM, you know, bolsting that he's, oh, we're selling more cause in China than the United States, I think it's a slap in the face to the United States people.
You know?
I mean, they're trying to bolster it as like, oh, yeah, you know, we're doing great.
You know, we're going to have to increase production because Chinese people want our little pissant cars.
And great.
But inevitably, folks, where are the parts coming from?
Where's the machinery coming from?
Where are all the things that are being put together on the assembly line coming from?
And on top of which, this GM conglomerate is owned by our government, you stupid nipple clamp-loving ass clowns.
This is owned by our government.
There's nothing that you can say, no ifs, ands, or buts.
Whatever you think you can say, our government owns majority stock in this damn company.
So, you know, you look at this current government.
It doesn't matter what side you look at, you know, a Republican, Democrat, they both want this bureaucratic system to be so big and centralized, they want it to be like China.
So that at some point, that government and corporatization become so merged that politicians become the billionaires, you know, and become the big wealthy elitists, just like in China.
Just like in China.
You know, in China, you know, the big-time billionaires in China come from the communist government.
The people that are conducting business, the ones that are providing capital, those guys, the movers and shakers of China are all connected with the communist government.
You know, this is the stupid communist capitalist game they're playing out there, and it's disgusting.
It's ridiculous.
But this is exactly what is happening here in America through an incremental fashion.
It is happening here, and you just take a look at all the damn incremental invasions of privacy, invasions of one's anal passage at airports, invasion of one, you know, getting air screened or screen scan so their Johnson can be showed off by some stupid, you know, security guard named Shaniqua behind the damn counter there.
I mean, it's disgusting, man.
But we're accepting this because, you know, first of all, the American public are a bunch of morons.
They're more worried about the next American idol and if Steven Tyler is going to be the next Paula Abdul and if J-Lo is going to shake that rump or something on the table.
That's what they're more worried about.
They're not worried about this system, this government system that was made for the people by the people, nor are they worried about their own economic stability.
So this is why I'm saying, folks, two years, and we got an extension on the Bush tax cuts.
Extension on the Bush tax cuts for two years and all this government pumping into the economy via stimulus package two and all the pork they've put into this country and the pork that was put in into the extension of the Bush tax cuts.
All that's going to wear off in two years.
And I strongly advise everybody to do what they can to obtain as much assets and start looking into emerging markets to relocate because you don't want to be here when this government has to implement these cuts that they keep throwing in our faces, which have to happen.
They have to happen.
But that's not the only thing that has to happen, folks.
The other thing that has to happen is humongous high taxation.
They're already putting high state taxation.
I mean, what is it?
66% in Illinois state personal income tax.
I mean, that's the precedent being set.
I mean, our president is from Illinois.
He's from Chicago.
Remember?
He's out there homnobbing, community organizing, or whatever he was doing out there.
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I mean, this is the future of our country, you stupid morons.
I've been saying this for five years, but everybody just thinks I'm a big joke.
So this way, I've changed my style.
Screw the politics.
It's not about politics anymore.
It's about capitalists that are going to come out here, come together, make some money, and understand who we are.
Because us as capitalists, we have to understand who we are, each other.
We can't sit here and not acknowledge a capitalist because those of us that put in what we get in are the ones that deserve the benefits.
That's some stupid bureaucrat that is sitting on his fat ass pushing papers in some government office somewhere and making the decision on the regulation or the future of some industry or business.
We don't need that crap, but everybody thinks we do, but we don't.
And GM selling more cars to China, it underscores the merging of private enterprise with government, folks, because GM owns the majority stock.
Or the majority stock of GM is owned by the government, and it's no coincidence that China's Hu Jintao and Barack Obama and his wife all had a little gathering out there.
His wife wore a little red dress, a little red, little oriental-looking dress that signified that, of course, we're bowing down to China.
China's becoming supposedly the new superpower.
Although I don't know why we're bowing down to these morons, really, to be honest with you.
I mean, so what if they own the majority of our debt?
So what?
The hell is China going to do about it?
I mean, China's economy is built on our consumption.
You know, we're consumer addicts out here.
I mean, these are the same people, you know, buying, you know, half dollars for $20 on television.
These are the same people that are buying the pet rock and the freaking snuggie.
You know, I mean, these are these people.
I mean, so what if China sells our debt?
I don't care.
You know what?
Hu Jin Tao, you know, sell our debt.
You know how many people would be clamoring at the bits to own that because they know that they'll be paid back at some point, you milky liquor?
You know, they're not going to be like, you know, all the individuals that invested in these Greek bond options post the riots.
And for all those that don't remember the riots, that was April 2010 when Greece was literally going to become insolvent.
And all these idiot-ass clowns were pissed that they were going to have to go back to work and actually work for their money instead of retiring at 40 years old and sitting on the Greek beach and screwing Greek broads.
I mean, they couldn't do that anymore.
They had to go out to work, so they went out and rioted.
And the only thing that saved the country was that the Greek financial system out there was able to have an international bond sale to salvage some sort of capital.
And for some reason, some investors in the international community actually invested in this country.
And it comes out today, Bloomberg News, that they may not even get full-face value on those bonds.
I mean, that's how unsecure Greece, Spain, Italy, I mean, the whole European Union.
That's how it is, for Christ's sake, because this socialist crap doesn't work.
And you can mark my word on that.
It doesn't work.
What works?
Private enterprise, private investment.
Why do you think emerging markets, the best emerging markets in the world today, their governments realize that the only way we're going to basically modernize as a country at a rapid pace is for foreign investment to come in and be able to invest in our country and put some money in our people's hands.
I mean, you've got emerging markets out there.
I've seen as low as 2% profits, 2% tax on profits in certain emerging markets.
2% tax on business profits.
I mean, I've seen all kinds of different incentives out there in emerging markets that are very lucrative for people that are in America today, that are capitalists, that are individuals that want to be able to do something bigger, better.
I think this is why I strongly encourage everybody.
Emerging markets is where it's at.
You know, the governments are begging people to come in.
Unlike this country who wants to juice its people like a goddamn crack dealer on a city block block hustling, like some block hustler over there, you know, juicing his block for heaven's sake.
Turning everybody in his block to crack addicts.
Anyway, folks, I'm sorry.
I didn't mean to get off on that whole tirade, but this story of GM having a circle jerk because they're selling more cars to China than the United States is a big slap to America.
I mean, it's a big slap to America.
All this money we invested, I mean, the whole purpose of, or supposedly, it wasn't me, I was against it.
You folks can look back in the archive, for Christ's sake.
All you other milky liquors that were tickling your asses for the stimulus package 2 bill and all these other dumbass socialist ideas, you know, you were clamoring for it.
I was sitting here calling people out of the phone book, telling them to call their congressman, but of course they didn't do it.
Instead, they went back to sleep and maybe masturbated to an old episode of Married with Children or something.
But inevitably, what I'm saying is we need capitalists in America, capitalists who have the international community to understand that there is nothing holding us back in this international market.
There is nothing holding us back.
If a government or a population or a market is just not pulling through, or there's just not enough money exchanging hands, or the government is implementing high taxations, this international market is full of possibilities.
I read about some schmuck that went to Mongolia, Mongolia of all places, where Genghis Khan went out there and was a savage.
Genghis Khan's old turf.
He went to Mongolia, sold everything, went to Mongolia, and got one of those modern apartments out there because, folks, it's because you're moving to another country doesn't mean you're going to live in some backwoods sheepherders log cabin or something.
So he got himself a little modern apartment out there, and lo and behold, he's like, you know what I think I can do here?
I think I can start an English school because English is the economic language of the international community.
I know that everybody wants to think that their little stupid little gibberish prehistoric linguistic expression is somehow significant to the international community.
It's not.
I mean, English is the economic language, and you need to learn it.
Anyway, he has a Mongolian English school for anybody that's over the age of 18.
And believe it or not, this idiot started out of some little shack in the middle of the town out there, and he's grown to where he's got 20 teachers.
The growth is just unbelievable.
He's living large out there.
He's banging Mongolian bimbos like they're going out of style.
I mean, he's got, he's charging these stupid Mongolians, excuse me, these poor Mongolians, $10,000 a pop, $10,000 a pop.
And that's just for one course.
That's just for one aspect of a course.
He's charging these smucks $10,000 a course, and these idiots can't get enough of it.
I mean, they're saving up their money.
They're giving them $10,000.
They're making payment plans.
I mean, the whole nine yards.
And this idiot is making so much money in Mongolia.
Mongolia.
I mean, I'm not saying everybody should go out and move to Mongolia, but obviously this is a man who did his research.
He understood an emerging market.
He understood potential.
He saw that he could, you know, stretch his net worth.
I believe this chap was from England or one of those European countries.
He sold all his crap in whatever little pissing ground old European country that he lived in, and he moved to Mongolia.
And the guy's living like a king, for heaven's sake.
And this is what I'm saying about capitalists that are in America and capitalists that are throughout the international community today that are saving, that are saving their capital and want to do something.
They want to flip it.
They want to be able to make small investments, big investments, little investments, huge investments, and to be able to capitalize so that they can live like this because you can.
There's a whole world out here in this international community that one can go live at, maintain sustenance, or beyond.
There's countries out there that are begging for people to invest in a business or to invest in manufacturing, to invest in their land so that they can become agricultural producers.
I mean, there's just so many possibilities, for heaven's sake.
And the thing is, folks, you just got to do your homework.
You've got to do all the things that you need to do to recognize your needs, how you see fit, the lifestyle you want to lead.
And at the same time, folks, what's so beautiful about these emerging markets is that you invest in them today because they're all going to get – I know that everybody thinks that the emerging markets are going to crash and nothing's going to happen.
Are you kidding me, folks?
I mean, go visit an emerging market before you even invest in it.
Just go visit.
Go talk to the people.
I mean, they're loving this stuff.
I mean, they're loving the fact that they're actually being able to get paid a minimum wage, because those that are emerging markets have to abide by certain treaties and certain guidelines.
So there are minimum wages.
There are non-you can't just go in there and get a bunch of slaves and make shoes and all that crap.
You can't do that.
You can't do all that.
But what you can do is stretch the capital that you're making, whether it's in Europe, whether it's in the United States, whether it's in Canada, whether it's in these modernized nation-states that are supposed to be bastions of capitalism or bastions of modernity, for lack of a better term.
You can utilize the capital that you have there, go to another country, and it'll just be that much more.
I mean, remember, the economic standards, the currency standards of the international community are either now the American dollar or the Euro.
All right?
All right?
I mean, that's all there is to it.
The Euro and the American dollar.
So you compare all the currencies of the world, all the currencies of the world to the American dollar, and that's how far your American dollar is going to stretch.
Now, Felix is saying promote slave labor in Red China and Vietnam.
Invest in them.
Hey, I agree with you, Felix.
I don't agree with the politics of China.
I think it's a disgrace that we're embracing it.
But look at America.
We're literally gave them a hand job when they came over here last week.
I mean, we're bowing down to these people.
What do you want us to do?
I mean, us as capitalists, we have to realize we've got to be objective.
We can't be political because nobody's going to give a crap about you individually.
Nobody's going to talk about you.
Nobody's going to care about you.
So you've got to look out for yourself.
You've got to look out for your family.
And if a country is just going to be infested with power-hungry jerks that are going to be over-taxation-hungry and over-regulation-hungry, well, then maybe it's a possibility that you have to look elsewhere to maintain your sustenance.
And not only your sustenance, but a decent way of life.
You know, I've been getting lots of emails from people that I'm a bad guy.
You know, I'm some sort of a bad man because I'm trying to suggest to those folks out there in the international community and in America to go and invest in emerging markets.
I mean, they think I'm a bad guy.
They think I'm a bad man.
I think that you are bad people.
I think you're bad people for prohibiting the advancement of economic growth for not only these people that are going to reap the benefits of foreign investment, but the foreign investors themselves.
Because remember, foreign investors don't have to always be scumbag business idiots from Wall Street.
I mean, that's not what business folk are.
Business folks are a couple, a man and woman who's been working their asses off at some stupid job for 30 years.
They maintained a good nest egg, and they want to go reap the benefits of working that hard and saving that much.
And if you look in America, you look at the inflation, you look at the cost of gas, you look at the cost of energy, you look at, I mean, just look at all the factors that are rising the cost of everything in America, depleting the value of the American dollar in our own country.
That's when you've got to start thinking about, well, Hill, what am I going to do?
How do I stop this hemorrhaging of my capital?
How do I stop this?
Emerging markets, financial instruments, I mean, a whole other array of opportunities.
That's why I'm saying, folks, consider the things that I mention on this program.
And just like you've heard callers that call in in the past, they made some serious money listening.
And let me go ahead and segue into another topic, which is even, you know, more of a tooting horn self, I guess, egotistical report here.
But Intel, Intel, which I had told people last week to start, you know, accumulating slowly but surely, that it's horribly undervalued.
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And, you know, I mean, who the hell knows why Intel is at the way it's at?
I think it's steel.
And I think that everybody should be holding on for it long term.
I think that if you invest in Intel now and hold on to it for about two, three years, four years, you're going to be thanking me and probably hopefully putting a shrine towards Ghost, saying thank you, Ghost, and all that other crap because Intel today also believes that its stock price should be higher.
It can't believe that it made $26 billion, over $26 billion last year.
Intel's revenue, $26 billion.
And yet, you can't move this damn stock up $20, $20 something, $23.
Well, today it said that it had announced a buyback, I think, earlier in the year or early last year or late last year, something of that nature.
But they're going to add another $10 billion, $10 billion in buyback, buying back their own stock.
I mean, they're going to reduce their market capitalization so that there could be less stocks outstanding, less stocks circulating, and force this damn stock to go up.
And let me tell you something, folks.
There was a rise today in the stock on that news, but I think that people need to recognize that $26 billion in profits and nobody's going after the stock is just ridiculous.
It's just unbelievably stupid.
So I think it's just horribly undervalued.
Intel's putting its money where its mouth is.
They're the number one world leader in processing chips.
I know AMD is thinking that it's flexing nuts.
And hey, look at me.
I am AMD, I Athalon, or whatever their little stupid, pissing around little chip is supposed to be.
But let me tell you, Intel is in litigation with AMD, and that litigation is going to also reap some major profits for Intel.
Unexpected profits, in my personal opinion, because I think that, you know, I'm not a legal scholar, and of course, this is all for educational and entertainment purposes only.
But I feel that Intel has a major case against AMD.
I'm not going to go into the detail of the case because it's just basically for bookworms and nerds and those that like processing and computers.
But they got a legitimate case.
And just like Rambus won case after case after case back in 97, 98, 99, you're going to see an ⁇ I mean, I'm just saying, you know, and when this happens, I hope everybody kisses my ass that listens to me.
I hope that the damn Wall Street Journal calls me up because let me tell you, I'm making so many deal.
I mean, if you listened to me last year and bought commodities, you're kicking ass.
If you got into the stock market this past summer and just threw darts at any stock, you were kicking ass.
Now I'm shooting you pearls.
Intel, I'm telling you, is undervalued.
Today, the Intel Corporation is going to buy back $10 billion worth of stock.
That means there's going to be less stock circulating, low market capitalization, or lower market capitalization.
And I think that this is just a run.
I'm telling you, you give it some time.
These profits, the $26 billion they made in 2010, is just going to keep going and going.
There is not a market.
I'm not trying to pump and dump Intel here.
But I do want people to realize that I'm not just shitting this garbage out of my pooper.
I'm not just telling you this because, oh, yeah, look, I want you to invest in this penny stock.
I mean, didn't 50 Cent, that stupid dumb idiot rapper 50 Cent do that?
He like Twittered, you know, hey, hey, man, everybody invest in this stock right here, baby, or something like that.
And you made like $8 million in one day, and SEC is looking into that.
I don't know, whatever.
You know, whatever.
But, you know, that's not what I'm doing, folks.
I'm trying to tell you, look, it's not that hard to be a capitalist.
And there's so many financial instruments to get into.
Stocks.
I mean, artwork, wine, champagne, bank accounts, real estate, cars.
I mean, good Lord.
I mean, I can go on.
Businesses, obviously, businesses.
You know, there's so many other financial instruments out there, folks.
I mean, let's be capitalist for heaven's sake.
Let's be capitalist.
Let's not be a bunch of milky liquors that are like, oh, my kids, I can't do it.
You know, if your kids, let's say you are one of these idiots that didn't plan ahead and you shitted out a couple of kids that you couldn't afford.
Well, why don't you just go out, get a job, and nut up and shut up and eat it for about four years until they go to school.
And then once they're in school, why don't you go out and actually work even harder, even better, and then after school, put these kids to work, just like they do out there in Mexico.
And I'm not saying to put them out there in the McDonald's or something like that.
Why don't you start a venture?
Put your goddamn money where your mouth is, man.
That's what capitalists do.
We're the ones with the balls.
We're the ones that actually put up the money and say, you know what?
This is what I'm going to do.
I'm not going to sit here and have some asshole who has just worked for the company longer than I have tell me what to do.
I'm going to be the company.
I'm going to make my own sustenance.
And for all you idiots that are like, oh, I can't do that.
Yeah, I don't have them.
I don't know what I'm going to do.
I mean, don't you idiots understand that America and not only America, but every market throughout the international community are filled with people looking to spend money.
They're looking to spend money, man.
They're looking to spend it.
And all you need to do is convince them to spend it with you.
I mean, I don't understand how hard that is.
I don't understand why you people just can't understand that.
You know, I mean, these idiots are begging.
I mean, why do you think these multinational conglomerates stay in business selling the same crap but in different boxes every freaking year?
How do you think they do that?
This is what I'm saying, folks.
I mean, you just kind of put your money where your mouth is and go out there and do it.
But, of course, as I say that, I don't want people to think that, oh, I can just go out and I have a feeling out there.
I'm going to become a house flipper.
And you go against everyone's advice.
You go against industry standards.
You just go against everything.
You've got to be calculated, too, folks.
It's a thinking game.
You can't just gut instinct business.
I know there's a lot of people that say, yeah, you've got to go with your gut.
You've got to go with your gut.
You can't go with your gut, you moron.
You can't go with your gut.
You've got to go with calculated risk.
You know, you've got to be able to have leverage.
You've got to be able to abandon ship and be able to have enough money left over to be able to bounce back.
You've got to have nest eggs.
You've got to have reserves.
You've got to have these things, folks.
I know it seems easy in theory, but it's hard in practice for these folks, apparently.
Anyway, folks, I just wanted to toot my own horn here because let me tell you, I'm glad even Intel realizes that, hey, what the hell's going on here?
We're Intel Corporation.
We're Intel Co-op.
We're dishing out chips like candy over here.
These people aren't buying nothing.
They're not buying our stock.
You know, in my personal opinion, folks, why the stock's not moving, if you want my opinion, the stock's not moving because everybody is so hard up.
All the investors are so hard up in so many other areas.
I mean, you know, they're so hard up on, obviously now they're hard up on commodities, but before then, you had them hard up on medical companies and retail stocks.
And, you know, I mean, to be honest with you, a lot of people wince when you talk about tech stocks for investment.
You know, a lot of people are like, oh, I don't know about tech stocks.
And Intel was probably one of the staples, along with people like Sun Microsystems and Cisco, which, you know, both of those companies, I don't know if you, it's one's own interpretation, how you want to view those companies.
But those types of companies in the 90s that kind of give a sting, you know?
They kind of give a sting to those that just want to consider Intel as an investment option.
Because, man, the dot-com bust made people lose a lot of money.
And that whole dot-com bust, I mean, you think about some of the big names of that particular time, and Intel was one of them.
And I think that's why a lot of people are going for Intel, even though Intel made $26 billion last year, for heaven's sake.
So I'm a buy on Intel.
So anybody who's smart, anybody, and you don't have to buy large quantities, just set so many, some odd dollars each month.
Make sure you have a bank that can buy some stock.
Go to one of these big banks or if your bank charges too much, like if you're going to buy some stock, they want to charge you like 50 bucks brokerage fee or something, you know, get a small brokerage account.
Get one of these small online brokerage accounts and just wire some money every now and then, the money that you're going to save.
You know, the money that you're going to save and you're not going to worry about it.
You know, just invest it into Intel or invest it into something else.
I mean, you know, you've heard listeners of this program call up and said, hey, you know, I thought that there was a pretty good deal on energy.
I thought there was pretty good deals in this sector, that sector.
But in my personal opinion, folks, I just think that Intel's the way to go, and I'm long-term, and it's up to you when to sell, to be honest with you, because I think there's money to be made.
I think that this is the beginning to a big hill upward that is long overdue for the stock and for the company also.
The company is a good company and makes a lot of money, so I don't understand what's going on.
But the buyback, lowering the market capitalization will definitely help.
Anyway, let's go ahead and talk a little bit about the next story on the program.
I'm talking about McDonald's, you know, beating the streets' expectations today.
Their earnings came out of their lattes, those stupid little frozen lattes, are actually selling through the roof and actually a source for the reason why they had a good quarter and they beat the streets' expectations.
Yeah, believe it or not, if you're one of these ass clowns that are sucking down these lattes, these frozen lattes, whatever the hell they're having out there at McDonald's, you are a contributor to the profits of McDonald's this quarter.
Better than expected.
But of course, it should have taken off.
I think McDonald's is way high.
I would not buy McDonald's, okay?
But I think it's way high as it is.
As you can see, the stock jumped, but not as much as you would think of a company who's had such consecutive quarters of growth.
I mean, they've been growing for the past two years.
I mean, even during the 2008 recession, they were growing and growing and growing.
I mean, if you held on to McDonald's stock for the long term, you were reaping some rewards.
But at this point in time, even though they are beating the streets' expectations, I think that they're going to have to take a step back here.
And I think that what's going to happen is that the rise in food cost, folks, and we talked about the rise in food costs last week, how globally food costs are up 25%.
The food cost is going to hamper the sales of McDonald's food.
A report came out today that McDonald's is acknowledging that they are going to raise the price on their food products.
They're actually going to raise the price on mostly everything.
And of course, they're going to offset other products by lowering them down and seasonal price strategies, that sort of thing.
But McDonald's isn't going to be the cheap garbage that it used to be anymore, folks.
I mean, in my personal opinion, I think this is a move by McDonald's in an attempt to try to separate themselves from their competitors.
I mean, put themselves in their own league as an upper echelon of fast food, if that's even possible.
And the rise in food cost is, yeah, of course, that's why they're saying they're rising their prices.
But I also think they're rising their prices is because they understand the demand for their brand.
Jesus Christ, try to say that three times.
They understand the demand for their brand.
Anyway, they understand, and lo and behold, they're utilizing, obviously, the rise in food costs to, you know, suggest that they're going to bump up their prices.
And in my personal opinion, I think this is the first of many price bump-ups at McDonald's.
So if you're one of these people that love a value meal out there, I think that those days are numbered.
I mean, you have to look at the business model of McDonald's and look at what they've done within the past 10 years alone for them to not only be sustenant as a company, but to grow.
I mean, do you understand?
I mean, could you ever think it was possible for McDonald's to continue to grow and increase their profit margins?
I mean, they've thrown every marketing crap strategy at us.
They've given away money and, you know, they've given away this.
And I mean, the McRib, you know, the Big Mac, the Texas Home Style Burger, the double quarter pounder, every kind of sandwich, every kind of chicken sandwich.
You know, they got salads and everything.
Now they're in the coffee market.
I mean, I believe that they're making a move here that is going to hurt their stock a little bit.
But when the stock goes down, I think, you know, it depends on, you know, management, of course.
You know, every company depends on their management.
But I think they're actually transitioning into an upper esalon fast food joint.
I kid you not.
I kid you not.
And the days of cheap garbage, when I mean by cheap garbage, I'm talking about inexpensive garbage from McDonald's or the cliche garbage, what Hollywood likes to interpret fast food at McDonald's, you know, with supersized me and other such stupid, ridiculous liberal propaganda.
The value meals are numbered, in my personal opinion.
I mean, look at the growth at McDonald's.
And this is why I'm telling you folks, there's growth everywhere.
You should consider taking your capital and doing something with it.
Because the longer you keep it in the bank and get, you know, whatever, one point, what's that net bank advertising on television?
Some internet bank advertising one-point-something percent interest.
Why do that when you can put it in some blue chip stock, when you can put it or exchange it into another currency, or you can put it in some other damn financial instrument of business, something that'll be able to, you know, hedge your damn cash against inflation.
Living Within Your Means00:11:42
Anyway, let me go ahead and take some callers here.
I've been babbling for too long anyway.
646-652-4869.
If you need any financial advice, if you've got any questions, let me know what's going on.
I want to hear from you.
646-652-4869.
612, you there?
Yeah, I'm there, you Milky Liquor.
What the hell?
I'll hold for five minutes.
All right, I got a question for you.
What the hell?
How the hell are you?
I'm all right.
Are you kidding me?
I'm living large.
I'm up.
I'm 20 hours every day.
I'm sipping alcohol like it's going out of style.
Well, I'll be a show.
I love Milky Liquor.
Okay, I tell you what.
I have a security company that I own.
I'm a part of it with my uncle.
Now, hold on.
You're part owner of a security company with your uncle.
Slow down.
Yes, I have a real job, but this is a side.
He is a wheelchair.
I need to get him around.
My point is, I make between $6,000 to $1,500 a month of capital from him.
Where would I put that in the market?
I do have stock in McDonald's.
I'm just going to say, where would I put that money right now?
Between $5,000 to $1,500 a month, where do you think I'd put that?
I have a lot of railroad stock and a lot of stock in McDonald's.
I don't agree with you.
McDonald's has been a good winner for me.
My dad gave me 1,000 shares by turned 20.
Are you kidding me?
When was that?
When was that?
Way back in the 80s.
Are you kidding me?
I'm sure that's probably reaping your reward.
You still have that stock?
Absolutely.
I'm well up to over 3,000 shares.
And I also, my dad passed away.
I bought the railroad shares from Chicago Northwestern from the family because they were wanting them.
And they've gone up bunches.
He told me before he passed, he said, you make sure you don't sell the stocks in the railroad.
But I'm a firm believer in the stock market.
You just got to be smart.
And I heard you talking about the Internet bus.
That was nothing but smoking mirrors.
That was.
And I understand what you're talking about.
I mean, I made a lot of money, but I knew it was smoking mirrors.
It was the new investors that came in with the over-evaluated idea of the Internet at the time that really screwed up that whole market.
Well, I agree, but it was a lot of shell game, a lot of crap.
That's why, I mean, I did buy some.
I got out before it got too bad because people were living large.
A lot of these companies that you were investing with, let's say in 2000, let's say, weren't going to be profitable until 2008.
So why would you invest in a shell?
I mean, you know, the old shell game when you're out at a truck stop, they always find it under the under the shell.
That kind of crap went on.
But I'm just, if I find it put up some capital, you know, that kind of money, about $1,000, where do you think I would good for to go?
I mean, Ghost, where do you think I'd put that money?
Well, you know, since you've already got a nest egg in the stock market, I would strongly encourage you to, you know, possibly gain some capital.
You know, and since you've got about $1,500 a month that you can kind of spare, I would put it in one of these or put it back in your blue chip or buy another blue chip stock.
You know, Walmart doesn't seem too bad.
I mean, something that'll just give you a better than average return and at the same time keep your money up to value as inflation continues to go because of the devaluation of the American dollar.
Now, you know, things that I would advise you to do is possibly maybe open up businesses or, you know, or buy some gold, you know, buy a little bit of gold because you've already got some stocks that are pretty hot.
I advise people all the time that you don't want to put all your eggs in one basket because remember, I mean, I wrote about this in a blog in April 2010.
All it takes is some horrific news.
I mean, we already got some horrific news out of Moscow today that there was a suicide bomber that went into the Moscow airport and killed a whole bunch of people, man, 86, 90 people, something of that nature, and wounded about 189 people.
Horrific attacks.
But it's terrorism you've got to worry about that could literally put a dive in the market.
You really got to it's really tough to put all your eggs in the basket.
I mean, is there something you like?
I mean, are you in a business now besides the security company?
I mean, how's the security company actually coming along as an entity?
It's coming along real well.
We were down in Dallas, Texas, and we did a security for a company.
We put a technician in the business down in Dallas.
We went down there.
We negotiated the contract.
And I mainly installer.
I help my uncle with the wheelchair.
I help him get from point A to point B, but it's going real well.
We do a lot of facial recognition.
We do a security card.
So let's say you want to get into a business, Ghost, you want to come in and you're working at my company.
I don't want you to go in a certain room.
That card can only get you in certain rooms.
We also, you know, you know, you ever heard of Checkpoint before?
Checkpoint is pretty good on security for security cards.
We install that in certain places for them.
And we install all kinds of it's in real well because I tell you there's two things that you can always make money at, that's security and alcohol.
Why don't you consider saving the $1,500 that you get each month and consider buying out your uncle?
Well, I could.
I mean, I guess I could, but he's like about 65, 75 years old.
Is he 68 now?
He's 68 years old.
I probably could, but I save a lot of that money.
I'm a real good saver.
My dad always told me, ghosts, he always told me when I was very young, I used to come home from Caddy and he told me, you're your first creditor.
When I would get money from Cadding or Shelving Stone in Minnesota, he'd say, Cowboy, he'd take my $20.
He goes, this $10 is going to the bank.
And I've always learned that, ghost.
Your first creditor is yourself.
I don't care if you're in the penthouse or the outhouse.
You're your first creditor.
When I get my check for my uncle, I got one the other day for $1,000 for my last job.
I took $600 and I put it in my savings account.
I put $400 off the side for taxes.
And I'm my first creditor.
I'm my very first favorite.
I always said, I don't care.
That's why me and my wife have made it through the recession, ghosts, because we have always paid ourselves first.
We don't live above our means.
I believe, ghosts, if you have to charge it, you don't need it.
And that's the problem a lot of people.
They get out of their financial problem and they'll say, oh, I deserve a vacation to Vegas or Europe, and they don't have any money.
So when they do, they get their credit cards.
We have one credit card, and that's the American Express, which, if we do use it, we pay it out every month when we travel, and it's paid in cash, and it's done during the month.
I'm not going to have someone else take money on my money.
We save our money for vacations.
I work at the airport.
I take all my tips.
We put it in a vacation bar, in a vacation jar.
In my mind, when the vacation comes around, we pay for it.
It's paid for.
In my mind, it was free because we served for it.
Instead of the old, I just put on my credit card.
People do it all the time.
That's why we're in the problem we were in.
Living up one.
I mean, when we qualified for our first house, ghost about 15 years ago, we qualified for $180,000 house.
We bought a house for $100,000.
We left money on the table because we wanted to be able to live in a house, go out, and enjoy dinner.
I started this business with my uncle, helped him.
We've been a partner since $60,000, $40,000 because it's his brains and my muscle.
But the reason why is because I had the money and the capital.
When he came, he said, hey, do you want to get a business with me?
I need some capital.
I said, sure, I got it.
We went $60,000, $40,000.
We shook hands, and it's his business, and I help him with it.
And the point was, I had that money to be able to invest in a business.
Instead of going to a bank, my bank is me because I am my first creditor.
I don't care if I'm living under the bridge or if I'm living in the penthouse in Las Vegas.
I am my first creditor.
I learned at a very young age.
When I graduated from school, ghost, I had well over $15,000 in my savings account and ready to move out of the house.
And I had capital to be able to go out and get a car and be, and I've always, like, I was 30 years old, I was able to be self-sufficient and make my own money.
When I got married, I had the money and I had the means to be able to have a good marriage instead of going into a marriage broke.
That's the way to do it, man.
I mean, that's how I've been living my whole damn life.
And the opportunities are there for folks out there.
Even if you're not some, you know, we is in the market or if you're not some, you know, somebody who knows how to maneuver money, even if you're just a hard worker, I mean, just saving your capital alone in this country and being able to spend right will make you live a lifestyle that would surpass anybody's expectations of the past.
But that's just the problem.
People, they spend, And then they wonder why they have all any money.
And that's why we're in this position we have.
And buying houses a month, living in million-dollar houses, the old proverbial pop budget, I mean, champagne, I'm taste on pop budget.
You know, it doesn't make any sense.
I mean, money's got to come into money to go out.
You can't live off credit cards.
You can't live off banks.
You've got to live within your means.
You have to.
And then you get in this position of losing your house, the mortgage, and then that bitch of our, you sign that note goes to say, I will make this payment.
It's not my fault or your fault that you are above your means.
It's not my fault.
I'm sick and tired of hearing about that.
You signed the note to say, I will make this payment.
It's not my fault.
And this whole country is built on contracts, man.
I mean, that's how business gets.
That's the whole basis of capitalism, is the fact that people can be, you know, if they're not going to come through with a contract, that they can go to a rule of law that will basically be unbiased and show what's right, which is on the freaking contract.
Now, you've got the government superseding contract law, in my view, by basically giving everybody a pass and extending people's foreclosures.
And it's coming into a whole mess.
That's what's really screwing up the real estate market.
And if the government would just get the hell out of the way and let the markets even themselves out, I think everything would be great in the real estate market.
I agree.
And the problem is, you talk about the Tea Party is too.
They all complain about the government, but guess what?
They're the first ones in line with a welfare check.
They're the first one that Tea Party is in the game spell in the first place.
They'll be the first ones to say, I don't want good government.
As soon as they have a problem, guess who they're knocking?
They're knocking on, you know who the Milky Way is.
Medicaid, Medicare, Social Security.
I mean, they collect all those entitlements, and yet once you start talking about cutting Social Security, cutting Medicaid, Medicare, man, they want to pitchfork your ass or something.
It's disgusting.
I agree.
I mean, I guess I would rather live under a bridge myself before I take money from the government because I don't want to owe the government anything.
I've never been on a job more than 24 hours.
My dad always told me you only are held accountable for your mistakes.
You know, you make a mistake, Ghost, you'd be held accountable for that.
It's not the government's fault.
It's not my fault.
It's your fault.
It's like I said in my show, the imbecile of the show, like driving drunk is not a mistake.
It's a choice.
You made a choice to drive drunk.
You made a choice to sign on that mortgage line.
You made a choice to invest in a bad stock.
It's not my fault.
It's not Obama's fault, and it's not Go's fault.
You can and will be held accountable for your stupid decisions and your mistakes.
And I'm sick and tired of bailing out who?
I don't give a bail out of anything.
I mean, I'm sorry.
I don't understand giving a helping hand up, but not a helping hand.
I mean, I'll help you pay your health, but I'm not going to pay it for you.
Property Investment Choices00:07:12
I agree.
And, you know, the thing is, is that, you know, that helping hand turns into a handout, and there's nothing that we can do about it.
We can sit here and try to be liberals and hold hands and sing kumbaya and try to help people.
Inevitably, they become dependent on it.
And I believe that human beings are at their best when push comes to shove, when they're in strife.
I mean, I'm not saying that people should be forced into strife like those idiot communists believed, like Vladimir Lenin and so on and so forth.
But I believe that if it comes down to a point where you win in over your head, you have debts no honest man can pay, you have children you can't afford, it's time for you to nut up and shut up and go out there and do what you have to do.
I mean, I can't believe that there's nobody in this country that has that type of mentality, that they have to go out and do something to survive.
Instead, they sit out there with their hand, please, mane, please.
I mean, they don't even know what harsh poverty is.
I mean, go out to Africa.
You know, go out to some of these jungles.
You know, go out to some of these areas that are just, you know, excluded from modernity, where these people have to go out and hunt for their food and build their homes.
And it's just an utter disgrace.
But 612, for your idea of your $1,500, is the option open for you to possibly buy out your uncle, or would he consider that an insult, or do you not even want to go there?
Well, I could buy him out.
I mean, that's part of the handshake.
We need a handshake deal.
I could, I think, as he gets older.
I mean, you know, he does have a deteriorating, you know, he had cancer in his neck and he's paralyzed in the waist down, but that could happen.
I mean, if it does go down the road, hey, I don't want to see that buy him out.
But if it does come out, like I said, I bake a lot of money.
When time does come, yeah, I'll probably take it over.
But right now, I'm helping him build his business.
So when I do decide to take it over down the road, we can move on.
But I'm real good at banking the money.
I'm really curious, what do you think?
What would be a really good capital towards this for the long haul?
And I hate to say this, but I think investing in foreign real estate, especially the emerging markets that are going to be highly sought after here in the next three or four years as these baby boomers start retiring and wanting their retirement to stretch out further.
I mean, I've named a few of them in South America, Mexico, that sort of thing.
But the reason I'm saying that is because there's a lot of untapped markets out there in real estate, and the real estate is very inexpensive right now out there.
You can buy beachfront property out there, either the South American, Mexican Yucatan, the Caribbean.
You can buy beachfront property out there for as low as $95,000, $100,000.
I mean, good beachfront property where you actually own the beach that's in front of your damn house.
And I think that those are highly good investments whether you're going to live there or not.
Let's say you want to just invest just to hedge against inflation.
Well, Mexico, they have a financial.
Let's say you want to go to Mexico because Mexico is just right there.
It's in the process.
Now, I know people are worried about the border violence and the people that are getting killed.
If you go down to southern Mexico as you hit the Panama Canal and as you get into South America, Mexico is nothing like that out there.
I mean, it's very safe, especially in the Yucatan Peninsula.
It's very rare to see any kind of violent crime out there.
I tell you what, Ghost, I got to get going, but I do appreciate the advice.
And you got a good show.
I appreciate it.
I will talk to you about it.
No problem, man.
Thank you very much for calling in.
But invest in foreign real estate.
I mean, if you've got about $1,500 a month to blow in capital, you can go out to Mexico and put down, of course, you've got to have down payment on a house.
Mexico will finance up to 70% of the house.
You'd have to put the remaining 30% down.
But if you can get a nice good beachfront property for about $100,000, I mean, $30,000 shouldn't be that much to put down.
On the contrary, when you put the $30,000 down, which is your equity into that property, you have that property as an asset.
But at the same time, because it's such a sought-out place for vacations and retirement getaways and all that other nonsense, this particular pieces of property out there in the Caribbean and out there in the peninsula and out there, I think it's just undervalued real estate right now.
As a matter of fact, I've personally invested and you're going to continue to invest in that area because it's just so freaking cheap.
And when all these baby boomers start retiring, they can, if not pay for a mortgage out there in these regions, they can at least pay a rent out there with the Social Security that they're going to get when they retire.
So you've got to think ahead, folks.
I mean, start looking at emerging markets out here.
There's so many great ways to do it.
But as far as 612 is concerned, I think that you should, since you're already got a job, you've got this side business, you don't sound too thrilled about buying the other party out.
So just continue collecting your capital, continue saving up your take, but invest in a property out there in a foreign market.
Not only is it your property, but you have management companies out there that will actually be helping renting the damn place out or using it as a timeshare or something of that nature, folks.
It's no BS here.
I mean, so on top of it being an asset, and of course you've got to pay a monthly mortgage on that, but when you pay a mortgage, it's like money in the bank.
It's equity in an asset.
I mean, you can go up to use that equity in Mexico to build a business out there if you wanted to build some damn margarita bar or some crap.
It's just that simple.
But I think that it's undervalued.
And if you go in for the long haul, at least for the next 10 years, that property, all that property in that region, is just going to be great.
It's going to be unbelievable.
Now, of course, there is a risk of hurricanes and tropical weather.
But hey, that's the risk you take, man.
That's why you don't.
Look, you're either going to die in paradise or come live in America and die in hell.
And that's how I look at it.
And I hate to refer to America as hell, but look at the people.
Responsibility of Free Spirits00:06:22
Look at these people, for heaven's sake.
It's just ungrateful, ungrateful freaks that are just wandering around like their heads cut off.
And it's a disgrace.
So anyway, man, I'm glad that guy called up.
I want to hear some more callers.
646-652-4869.
And like I told the last caller, don't put your eggs in one basket.
He's already got stocks.
He's got McDonald's stocks that he's been holding on to for 30 years.
So I know that that's worth a pretty good amount of capital.
He got some other stocks and some railroads.
So you've already got some investments in the stock market.
Start diversifying.
Buy some gold.
Get some real estate.
Put something on some bonds.
Put something on some who the hell knows.
There's so many damn investments.
I mean, you can do whatever you want.
I love this system.
Anyway, 646-652-4869, folks.
I know that there's folks out there listening in, especially you leftists out there, you Che Guevara asslickers, you Karl Marx worshipers that are out there.
They're going to sit here and say to me, You know, Ghost, you're a very bad man.
You're a Gordon gecko sociopath that doesn't care about the people.
You don't care about people that are hungry.
You don't care about gay meme.
You know, they're going to continue to say that all they want, you know, and fine.
I'm going to let them say it.
I'm going to let them say it.
Go ahead and say it.
But the thing is, folks, is that the beautiful part about this capitalist idea and the beautiful part about being a capitalist is that being a capitalist is like seeing firsthand evolution.
Now, I know I've said in the past that I don't believe in evolution, and I don't.
I don't believe that we came from some freaking chimp.
You know, some freaking chimp had a retarded chip baby, and then we have, I don't know, whatever they're claiming.
I don't believe that.
But I do believe in social evolution.
I mean, I'm witnessing it firsthand.
I mean, if you conduct yourself in business, if you mix business with family, if you see what money does to people and what it'll drive them to do, it's evolution.
I mean, it is evolution at its finest there, social evolution.
You know, maybe Darwin had it wrong.
Maybe he wasn't social enough.
You know, he was such an isolated bookworm, inbredded prick that he didn't understand that, you know, social evolution is what really is interpretation, is what it meant in his mind.
And I know that, you know, there's some people that are going to be shocked that are going to say, oh, my God, Ghost, you said evolution.
I can't believe it.
Well, you know what?
Why don't you just kind of kick back a little bit?
Why don't you just lay back, you milky-looking pieces of nipple clamp loving buttlog up-the-ass looking, wish he had a Kentucky fried chicken grease smile looking garbage?
Why don't you just kick back for a second and realize that what we are witnessing here in America and throughout all of the supposed old modern world is the evolution, is the evolution, is the evolution of what happens to people that become complacent and become mediocre, for a lack of a better term.
And look at the people that are in the third world.
Look at the people that are emerging markets today that are rising up and demanding and working for their place in this international community, offering those of us that are willing to understand the situation that is happening around us.
We are giving them the opportunities that weren't accorded to them because of their stupid, dumb governments that were power hungry because of their bureaucratic systems.
Folks, I want you and me to do the evolution.
All right, can you do that with me?
You and me.
Just do the evolution.
All right?
All right, this is what I want you to do.
I want you to stop what you're doing right now.
Stop.
Stop what you're doing.
I don't care if you're listening to me on the damn podcast.
I don't care if you're listening to me live right now.
Stop what you're doing.
And I want you to take a couple of deep breaths with me.
I'm serious, you milky liquor.
I'm not playing around.
I know you're probably sitting there saying to yourself, oh my God, I can't believe he's asked you to do this.
I'm not going to do that.
Do it, damn it.
And take some deep breaths in your nose, out your mouth.
You know, just nice deep breaths.
Make sure the diaphragm, that gut of yours, is expanding while you're taking them deep breaths.
You know, keep taking them.
Keep taking them.
And while you're taking them, I want you to think about the old America, where everything was possible, where it looked like it was possible that peace on earth and prosperity for everybody was possible.
Remember this?
And I want you to look at it now.
I want you to remember now.
Look at all the sour scowls on people.
If you happen to look better than the majority of the people in the room in America today, they all gang up on you with them evil eyes and they look like they want to set you on fire.
But that's because they're living bad lives because of their own stupidity and nobody wants to take responsibility for their own actions.
And then when somebody likes myself broadcasts and slap these people in the mouth with reality and say, hey, you have to fess up to it, you stupid ass clown.
You've got to wake up and smell that Colombian coffee that you made for yourself when in actuality it's a bowl of your own piss and you've got to smell it and you've got to like it and you've got to eat it.
You gotta act because there is a personal element of responsibility when you want to claim you want to live free.
When you want to claim you want liberties, when you want to claim you want to live as a free spirit, there's an element of responsibility that you have to take.
And right now, folks, this is the beginning.
And this is the beginning of not only this in America, because I'm going to abandon ship on America at least until everything blows over.
And maybe after about five or ten years, I'll come back and see what's left.
But this is the beginning, folks.
Beginning of Evolution Phase00:04:20
This is the beginning of social evolution.
This is the beginning of an evolutionary phase.
Social evolution.
Not physical evolution.
Not us mutating from some fish out of the sea.
Not us mutating from some gosh darn monkey or some chip ejaculating.
No, this is the evolution.
This is the social evolution of those that want to participate in civilization and prospering and those that don't want to participate and going somewhere else.
And where the hell else you're going to go?
I don't know, but I don't care.
You want to know why?
Because I'm doing the evolution, baby.
Come on, do the evolution with me.
Come on.
Let's do it.
I'm the man.
I'm the first and I don't do it, yeah.
I'm a beast with my life.
I can kill because they got out of sight, yeah.
It's evolution, baby.
I'm a beast, I'm the man.
I was dying on the day of the cry, yeah.
I'm the man, I'm the child.
All alone here, I'm fighting the smile, yeah.
It's great behavior.
It's evolution, baby.
It's my home.
It's my life in my cold.
Yeah.
It's better, it's better.
I never want to find the rain.
I'm a beast, I'm a liar.
And my charitable singing choir.
That's my leave, that's my home.
Yeah, do the evolution, man.
Homeowners Association Communities00:10:58
I hope you're doing it with me because let me tell you this.
Let me tell you this right now.
That's exactly what's happening.
And anybody who tries to discredit anything that I say on this program and tries to demonize me as some sort of a monster or Gordon Gecko sociopath, you all can, you know, take a boot in your hole.
You know, if you were in front of me right now, you're looking to see some damn barroom because all you idiots out there that are claiming that I'm just some bad man, that I don't care or something, I stick a damn boot so far up your hole that you'll be crapping out leather for the next 10 years of your life.
All right?
I'm sick of these stupid emails that I'm getting from all these damn bedwetting, long-haired liberal ass clowns that want me to show some sort of compassion for people that are suffering in America.
I mean, give me a freaking break.
This is America, man.
I mean, this is a place where you can stand on a street corner with a sign that says, please, man, I need a beer, and idiots are actually going to throw dollars at you.
You know, this is a country where you can go out and be like a Ted Williams golden voice ass clown and be in the middle of the street and say, hey, for a dollar, I'll be the golden voice.
Hey, how are you doing?
I'm the golden voice.
I mean, give me a freaking break.
And you're going to tell me that, oh, there's Poe in America.
Poe people in America.
Man, why don't you go out in the Poe areas of America, you stupid morons.
Go to the impoverished parts, and I want you to count how many fat waddling pieces of flabby ass garbage are walking their fat asses up and down the street.
Huh?
I mean, give me a break.
I mean, you know, don't you understand that this government has given all these people, everybody who is mooching off of the entitlements and becoming complete stagnant dashbag pieces of crap, this government has given them the opportunity to live with the supposed dignity that they claim that they didn't have when they didn't have the money in their hand.
I mean, that's what makes me sick, you know, man.
That's what makes me sick.
You know, that's why I had to move from where I was at because I started getting these damn imbeciles, you know, living in my area, you know, sipping on 40 ounces outside their damn house because, you know, the mother that lives there had about 10 kids.
You know, like three or four of them were already like 18, 19 years old, sipping on 40 ounces, blazing Philly blunts.
And the whole reason they were able to move into my Upper-class neighborhood was because this bimbo was able to accumulate so much money and entitlements via the housing voucher program and all the entitlements.
I mean, she even got entitlements for her kids that she claimed were half retarded or had asthma and disability for who the hell knows what.
Can you believe this?
And you would think that after getting all those entitlements and moving into a neighborhood like mine, that these disgusting filth of human waste, you'd think that they would have some coup or they would have some etiquette in making themselves a little bit more of worth or a little bit more with a little bit more self-dignity and moving into a neighborhood and not going out there and sipping on 40 ounces and tagging up the damn phone poles.
You know what I'm saying?
Well, anyway, I sold my house for a lot more than it was worth anyway, so who gives a crap?
I made a hell of a profit, made lots of money.
Now, folks, living in a, you know, I never thought I'd ever live in like a, I guess, a penthouse condo.
I live with a wife over here, you know, in 6th Street, or by 6th Street.
I wouldn't say, you know, on 6th Street.
It's by 6th Street, West 6th Street.
You know, everything's beautiful.
Everything's within a walk-in distance.
I mean, I've never lived like an inner city life.
I've always lived out with a couple acres of land or huge ranch-style house.
That's how I've always lived.
But now, I'm living in the inner city, downtown Austin, Texas.
And let me tell you, it's exciting.
It's great.
I mean, an old Codger like myself can still live kind of young.
Me and the old lady, we go down to West 6th Street, and I'm telling you, we see all kinds of characters out there.
You got McConaughey and Sandra Bullock and her black baby.
I mean, they're all hanging out out there.
They're all hanging out.
It's great.
It's prosperity.
Even that son of a bitch, Don Imis, is going to put down on a damn house out here in Austin, Texas.
But anyway, folks, I don't know why I got on that tie rate.
I'm sorry, but the whole reason why I got on it was because people are collecting these entitlements, and instead of raising themselves to the class that they want to be like, instead of raising themselves to the class that they're trying to live with, they are trying to bring their ghetto, disgusting, despicable, ridiculous ideas to high-class societies.
So how do you get away from this as a person?
How does somebody who's trying to be affluent in affluent capitalist America, how can you get away from people moving into your neighborhood or inconspicuous characters moving in and causing all kinds of havoc, like leaving 40 ounces in the middle of the streak or having gang fights in the front yard or whatever they go, blazing Philly blunts all night.
Whatever the case might be, how do you get away from these people?
Well, you've got to do what I did, folks.
First of all, you've got to sell your crap home and whatever subdivision you're in.
You've got to sell it because that's where they're going.
That's where these losers are going.
They're gathering up their entitlements.
They're going down that direction.
I know you don't believe me, but they're all from the inner city, or what's so-called inner city, certain segments of the inner city, because not all parts of the inner cities are bad.
I think I'm starting to believe that I like the inner city.
I'm out here in Austin, Texas.
I love it.
But they're moving from the bad parts of the inner cities to the suburbs because they think that's success.
In their eyes, that's success.
And yeah, I made it, baby.
I made it.
I'm out here in the suburb, baby, with wider.
I'm out here with white it, baby.
And, you know, they think that they made it.
And lo and behold, instead of kind of intermixing themselves with that class and trying to act as some sort of coup, what happens?
They bring that damn whether it's black ghetto, Mexican barrio, or white trailer park trash into middle class or upper middle class suburbia.
So how do you get away from that?
Well, I'll tell you, folks, you've got to go into a community where you buy a piece of property just like I did over here in Austin, Texas, that has a high homeowners association fee.
Now, I know there's people out there that are against homeowners' associations and homeowners' association fees and all this other crap.
But that's what separates people from living with garbage.
I live in a building where I don't see garbage coming in the building, nor do I have garbage living next to me or up above me or anybody with a housing voucher or anything.
No, I don't see any of that crap.
You want to know why?
Because I have to pay $700 a month just to live there on top of my mortgage, which isn't much because I was able to put most of it down on the house anyway.
But, you know, my mortgage plus my mortgage.
All right.
So do you think that some Poe person in America that's getting all these entitlements, you think they're going to be able to afford a $500, $600, $700 a month homeowners association fee on top of their mortgage?
I don't think so.
And I know that it's rough.
I know people are saying that, well, why do I have to do that to be safe?
Why do I have to do that to get away from people and live with decent civil people?
Why do I have to pay all that price?
Welcome to the new America.
Welcome to the New America.
This is what we have to do here.
This is why I'm telling you, you know, I'm going to go invest in a foreign market here in the next two years.
I mean, it's not a joke, folks.
I mean, you know, the only way you're going to be able to live in civil society in America today is to be able to go into some sort of small community in America that's eventually going to get infected with this riffraft or go into a community where there's a homeowners association.
And I live in Econominium High Rise, but there's other styles of that type of business model that will actually suit you just fine.
Let me tell you, there isn't going to be any riffraft there.
And if there is, you better go complain to that homeowners association and just cause a ruckus because that's what you're paying for.
And speaking of which, even though I'm paying so much money as a homeowners association, I mean, my water bill is like literally like $10.
My electric bill, because it's metered, it's got like some little weird electrical deal that they have in condominiums, $50 a month, man.
I've been running the heater all day, all night, because it's been cold as hell out here in Texas.
It's been cold as hell, unusually cold.
And 50 bucks, come and get some.
How about that?
Well, I've got people in the suburbs coming into some of my retail outlets claiming that they're claiming $350, $400 electric bills.
Jeez, I remember, I remember it.
I remember those electric bills.
Most electric bill I've ever had was about $250.
And my eyeballs nearly shot out.
But around $250, around the $250 range.
I mean, I'm sure there was some a little more, but I was around that range.
I'm sure as hell glad I'm not having to pay that to some stupid conglomerate electric company.
Instead, I'm putting it into my homeowner association, which picks up my trash every day, by the way.
Got a little trash closet going on, and just they pick it up every day.
I don't even have to walk.
I got elevators, you know, when I have groceries or anything, a concierge service.
I got a damn bar that's like literally in the condominium that I'm at.
There's a bar at the bottom of my condominium, so I can just go to that bar, get loaded, and get completely shit-faced drunk, and just go ahead and walk upstairs and go to sleep.
I mean, it's just beautiful, man.
I mean, I got workout centers, I got an indoor pool up in here, I got a rooftop deck to oversee the city.
Jobs for Young People00:11:05
Woo!
That's all I got to say, man.
I mean, why is everybody else living like a damn chump?
I don't understand.
I mean, not everybody else.
I know there's other people like the caller there.
I don't mean to be so general.
I'm sorry.
I just it's not like it used to be.
I remember in the 80s, there was a lot more prosperity in the 80s, even in the 90s.
A lot more prosperity, a lot more people with integrity, a lot more people with businesses and money and responsibility.
I just don't know what happened.
646-652-4869.
Hey, Goku, you there?
Hello?
Hey, what's up, Goku?
I know much, goes, just listening to your show here.
I listened to all your advice about how to make money and stuff.
And see, I'm 17, and I've been looking for a job and all that, and that's not really going too well.
What other ways are there to make money?
And you got to keep in mind that I'm 17, I don't got much money here.
So give me some more advice.
Well, you know, 17, you know, it's kind of tough.
But, you know, you should be the age of age to get a decent job.
I know that, you know, maybe you're saying you can't get a job because you don't want to do some of the jobs that are available.
And I don't blame you.
I mean, I wouldn't want to do some of the jobs that are available either.
But in my personal opinion, Goku, I would become a waiter or a bartender.
I know that sounds silly, but believe it or not, that's where the money's at.
And it's all liquid capital.
It's all cash.
So, you know, is there like a bar, a nice cool bar or some kind of a restaurant in your area?
There's like fast food and pizza places, but that's there's a bar.
Are you living in like a small community or something?
Yeah, you can say that kind of.
Like mid-sized community.
It's not the city.
It's not like where there's money exchanging hands everywhere, right?
And that sort of thing.
It's a city.
It's pretty big, not that big, though.
Well, you know, like I said, I would try to go and get something since you're young, liquid, you know, but be careful because going into the waiter business or going into the bartending business, you're going to get into a lot of pitfalls.
You know, there's going to be chicks.
There's going to be lots of money, especially.
It's going to be alcohol.
There's going to be misplaced judgment.
But if you play your cards right and you're saving that capital in the midst of having a good time as being a bartender, you could save your money.
And while you're saving your money there, Goku, you can go out and invest it in a lot of different areas.
Like a piece of real estate, like gather up, like I said, at least $10,000 or $15,000 in a bank account.
You do that.
You can buy yourself a badass condo for yourself with a badass view so you can take chicks over and bang them three at a time.
I'm not joking.
I'm not saying that to be facetious.
It's that simple.
The thing is, though, Goku, is you gotta try to go scour out there.
Try to learn a little bit about bartending or something of that nature because you're only 17, man.
You gotta have capital to make money.
You gotta have money to make it.
So if you wanted to be a businessman or wanted to invest in stocks, you gotta have some money first before you can do that.
That's the game.
To get there, though, you've got to get a job.
You're 17, you're young.
I'm telling you, man, you become like a bartender or a waiter.
Or if there's a good commissions job, I don't know how good you are with people, but if you're a good salesperson, you can make a nice living and save your capital.
You save it from now until 21.
By 21, not only would you probably have a house and a car, but you'll actually have money in the bank account.
If you just save $15,000 at first, approach the bank, tell the bank, hey, I want a house.
And they're going to say, what kind of house do you want?
Well, you know, I want a condo, and you've got to go out and look and don't settle for anything, man.
It's your money.
And go out and put that $15,000 on the down payment to the house.
And once you put that $15,000, you're going to get a mortgage and a rent and base your salary and base your money's your expenditures on that mortgage and on those electricities and do the same thing to get a car.
And then once you do the same thing to get a car, you can go out and, you know, the world is yours, man.
I mean, there's just so many opportunities there, man.
Do you get what I'm saying?
Or do you have any more questions?
Yeah, I get what you're saying.
But the thing about the bartender is that you think you have to be 21 to work there.
Oh, really?
Oh, that sucks, man.
Out here in Texas, you only got to be 18.
As a matter of fact, I think you could be younger than that out here in Texas, if I'm not mistaken.
The legal drinking age here is 21.
I don't know down there how it is.
Oh, it's 21 to drink, but you can actually deliver alcohol, hand-deliver alcohol with a TABC license out here.
And I've actually come across some waitresses out here at some of these bars that I patronize in Austin.
And they're like 18, 17.
I mean, and they're making gangloads of cash.
I come across some bartender guys when I go into some of these other bars where I like to sit at the bar where it's just me and not the old lady.
These guys are about the same age.
And if you can't do that, be a waiter, man.
I mean, I know a waiter is a little bit of a tough job.
I have to admit, it's not bartending.
I mean, you've got to deal with these assholes and some stupid kids crying and you've got to deliver food and do all this crap.
I understand it.
But if you're good enough and if you can play the ultimate kiss ass for a good eight hours a day, you can make about $100 a day minimum.
I mean, you know, $100 a day.
Turn it over.
Or if you can get with a restaurant that'll pay you tips because you're working and you're upselling food.
For instance, instead of the people tipping you, the tip is already put into the price of the meal.
So all you have to do is basically upsell the food.
And the more food you upsell, the more your tip is going to be.
So there's a variety of different ways, man.
You just got to go out there and look and put in some resumes and also dress like you like you.
You've got to fool these people into believing that you're going to be there for a long time.
Even though you're not going to be there for a long time, even though you're just trying to stack your cake for a year or two, you've got to make the people that are interviewing you believe that you're going to be there for a long time and you want to be a team player and you want this and you're going to be management and all that other horse crap.
You just tell them all that and you should get a job, man.
I mean, you know, if you need help, you know, just let me know.
I'll find you a job in whatever market you're in.
All you got to do is call them and tell them and they hook you up.
It's easy.
It's not that big of a deal, man.
Hey, I appreciate that, guys.
All right, man.
Just give me an email.
All right.
GhostPolitics at Yahoo.com, man.
Thanks for calling up, bro.
Yeah, hey, one more question.
You saw that blog up, right?
What's the website for it?
The blog, well, it's right now it's ghostpolitics.blogspot.com, but we're in the transition of doing more than what we're doing at this point in time with the show.
You know, right now it's a free show under the free category, but we're going to expand that into one of these premium shows, actually a co-branded show.
So we don't know exactly where we're going in this direction.
I'm going to make a personal investment in this little thing that I do as a hobby and see where it goes from there.
So I don't think that's going to be the permanent address for the blog.
But that's what it is, ghostpolitics.blogspot.com.
All right.
Well, thank you very much, Ghost Hall.
No problem, Goku.
And man, try to keep looking for that job.
And if not, geez, man, try to look for something, man, and sell it on the street, man.
I mean, do what you got to do.
Be a hustler or something.
Get some broad and get some broad that's working and hook up with her for a little bit and see if you can get some things going with her.
What do you think about the fast food market?
How's that going?
Fast food is good, man.
Fast food isn't bad.
And let me tell you, I don't get in crap that what do you mean, fraud?
Kick with a broad.
I'll explain that in a little bit.
But as far as fast food, I think that it's a good deal for a two-year minimum.
You're 17 right now, man.
You're very young.
Man, don't go to college.
Don't do nothing.
And save your money, Goku.
Don't go crazy because once you're 18, you know, women are going to be out here.
They're going to want you to buy them the diamond rings and they're going to want you to buy them this and that.
They got their own money now, man.
You don't have to buy them.
I mean, it's just like Tony Montana said.
What did you say, Tony?
This country, you've got to make the money first.
Then when you get the money, you get a power.
Then when you get a power, then you're getting to work.
That's why you've got to make your own moves.
You've got to make your own moves, man.
And it's just like that.
You've got to save your money, Goku.
You're at a perfect position in your life.
You know, $15,000 is easy to make in one year.
Even at fast food, even if you're getting paid minimum wage, it's easy to make because no one gets paid minimum wage forever.
I mean, you're going to work at that fast food joint for six months.
They're going to bump you up to assistant manager.
You work there another six months, they're going to move you up to manager, you know, or who the hell knows what they'll do.
But they're going to up your pay.
They're going to like your seniority.
They're going to give you benefits.
So if you happen to, you know, get cancer or something, at least you can get some insurance.
There's a lot of benefits to that, but don't settle for that.
Just do it for two, three years max.
Save your money.
And then you think about doing what you want to do, man.
And start thinking about going in and branching out, starting your own business.
Start something that you want to do.
Find what your passion is and go out and get it, Goku.
Yeah, thanks, both.
Thanks, man.
I appreciate it, bro.
Good luck to you, Goku.
It's really easy, especially at 17 years old.
I mean, this is the time when you need to be taking risks.
17, go out and get yourself a job.
Get yourself two jobs, you know.
On top of working, on top of working two jobs and getting paid, this is where all the young broads are working too, there, Goku.
So, you know, just make sure that when you have any kind of sexual relations with these young girls, make sure to not only wear protection, but just if you're going to ejaculate, do it someplace else.
You know, do it on their face or something.
Homosexual Capitalist Advice00:03:15
I know it sounds wrong.
I know we're getting a little nasty here, but I mean, enough.
Don't have kids.
Don't let some chick fool you into believing that, oh, I just love you, you know.
I mean, that's what's killing our youth today, man.
That's what's stopping our youth today from progressing as a society, you know?
And Vince in the Bay, of course, is asking the question in the chat room.
Well, how do you know he likes girls?
Well, you know what?
If he doesn't like girls, it's better.
I mean, great.
You know, I mean, more power to him, because let me tell you, if he didn't like girls, that means he ain't going to get some bimbo pregnant, and he's probably going to have a lot more money in his pocket, you know?
You know?
Seriously, he's probably going to have more money in his pocket.
I'm not against the homosexual community, Vince.
You know, even though, you know, you don't agree with my vernacular and my approach when describing the homosexual community.
I'm not against homosexuals.
I'm against the agenda, man.
I'm against them having oral compilation in the middle of the damn street across the street from an elementary school and then having some ACLU fruit bowl protect them under the First Amendment to do it.
All right?
I mean, that's what I'm pissed off about.
I'm pissed off about these little supposed gay pride parades that are filled with nothing more than men in bondage suits, you know, putting dildos of fists up their anal passage.
I mean, look, if you're a homosexual, by all means, man, if you want to have sexual orgies in your pad and you're a responsible individual, you took my advice and you became a capitalist.
Hey, man, it's your prerogative.
I don't care.
No one should care what the hell you do in the privacy of your own home.
I don't care if you're squirrel fisting.
I don't care if you have a freaking dog farting fetish.
I don't care what you have.
Inevitably, it is your right to be able to do whatever the hell it is you want to do in the privacy of your own home.
But when you've got people using bathroom shitstalls for glory hole prospects and toe-tapping adventures at public bathrooms throughout America, because it's not necessary, you know?
I don't see where there's any kind of like gay pride or any kind of unity or anything.
I don't get it, Vince.
Why don't you call me up, huh?
You want to debate this issue?
You want to stand up for the ping team?
Let's hear it.
646-652-4869.
Anyway, Goku, I don't know if you're Vince over here is making a case that you may be a homosexual.
If you are, it doesn't matter.
Oprah Winfrey Criticism00:14:56
All right?
Just don't let anybody goof you out of your cash.
That's the whole point of what I'm saying here.
Don't let somebody emotionally goof you into believing anything.
Because when you're a capitalist and you've got a little money, believe me, these people can smell it, man.
I mean, they can smell it.
Your family members, your friends, people who you thought were friends, people who thought you could trust.
When they start smelling that you've got some money and you're living well, these idiots are going to throw every emotional game at you.
They're going to become emotional vampires.
And there's really nothing you can do about it except either cut them off at the past or give in to their stupidity and give them the money.
And I prefer to do the previous, you know?
Anyway, Moving on, folks, I want to talk a little bit about, you know, Oprah Winfrey over here, who's been, you know, pumping and dumping this stupid show she had today about, oh, I've got a secret.
I've got a secret and I'm going to expose it to the world.
I mean, you know, I mean, at first I thought, because I'm an avid reader of the National Enquirer, which I think everybody should be.
I think everybody should go out and buy the National Enquirer because I love the fact that the National Enquirer makes these Hollywood ass clowns' lives a living hell.
I just, I love it.
It's great.
You know, put them back down to size.
Anyway, according to the National Enquirer, Oprah Winfrey, I thought that she was going to expose this.
I sincerely thought.
I mean, I read this several months ago at the National Inquirer that Oprah Winfrey, when she was a teenage girl out there in the hood or wherever the hell she was raised at, she actually partook in, according to the National Enquirer, not me, I'm just relaying what they're saying here, all right?
That she was actually turning tricks.
That's right, folks, that Oprah Winfrey out there was, you know, on the stroll, for a lack of a better term, for some cash.
All right.
And that in the midst of this particular career in hopping from penis to penis to penis, according to the National Enquirer, and they're reporting it from some book that came out.
I forgot the book.
You might want to go check out the article for yourself.
That Oprah had a kid.
That's right.
According to the National Enquirer, Oprah had a kid.
My kids.
My kids.
Well, back then, you know, they didn't, you know, have abortion clinics on every damn street corner.
And, you know, doing the old hanger session, you know, that was risky.
So, Oprah, according to the National Enquirer, allegedly had this baby and allegedly threw it out there for adoption.
And, you know, who the hell knows where the hell Oprah's baby?
Oprah has, oh, there's a queen of Harpo or a princess of Harpo out there somewhere, according to the National Enquirer.
Now, that's what I thought Oprah Winfrey was going to do.
I was going to say, now, finally, Oprah Winfrey gets off her stupid, despicable, disgusting high horse of ridiculous, media manipulistic games, and she's going to come to grips with her audience and say, okay, all right, I'm not the great little queen, the little princess that everybody thinks I am, and all the women, they think that I'm so perfect, and they think that all that garbage.
I thought that she was actually going to be straight up with us and say, all right, back in the day, you know, you know how it is, baby.
You know, I had to have it.
I had to have it, baby.
I had to have the money and the power, baby.
I didn't know how to do it.
I didn't know what to do, baby.
So instead, I went out there, went on a stroll.
You know, I had to go.
And in the process of me going out there turning tricks, baby, I had a kid.
I had a kid.
And here she is, baby.
My kid, ladies and gentlemen, my kid.
I thought that's what she was going to say today.
No.
Oh, Oprah today, after she, you know, pumps and dumps this stupid, ridiculous so-called family secret, she brings out some fatty-ass bimbo that is supposed to be her half-sister.
And of course, all the stupid whores in the audience are like, Oh, my God, Oprah, Lada.
I can't believe it.
I mean, are you kidding me?
I mean, look, I I hate to be a sexist pig, all right?
And and and and look, who cares if I am really at this point?
You know, who really cares?
I know there was yeah there was people that always alleged that I was and this and that.
And I mean, who cares?
Who really cares?
This is freedom, right?
Freedom of speech, right?
What what I don't understand is, is how women expect men to take them seriously when they look towards people like Oprah Winfrey, which are blatant frauds, which, you know, us as men, we look at Oprah and we know we s we see, at least true capitalists, we see right through this stupid bitch's public image.
I mean, we see right through it.
It's disgusting.
I mean, it it emanates of pure hypocrisy, you know?
I mean, speaking of hypocrisy, you know, these bimbos actually believe, you know, if you talk to any whore out here, it doesn't matter if it's a, you know, MILF, it doesn't matter if it's a young chick, it doesn't matter who it is, it doesn't matter what demographic, all right?
It doesn't matter what demographic you go to them and you say, what do you think about Oprah?
What do you think about Oprah Winfrey?
They're going to say, oh, she's such a, she's such a great role model, and she gives away so many things to her audience and people, and she does so much things.
She's such a philanthropist.
And ying, ying, ying, ying.
Oh, yeah.
I mean, how stupid does one have to be to realize that, you know, these little giveaways that she has on her show that every, all these stupid bimbos clamor the TV for and go, oh, I wish I was there at Oprah.
Oprah's such a giving person.
She's just such a giving person.
You idiots.
Don't you realize that all those products that Oprah gives out on her stupid show were given to her for free for the advertisement?
You stupid, dumb bimbos.
I mean, good God.
I mean, I can't believe that women are this stupid.
I mean, there's women that actually believe that this bimbo is some kind of like, you know, Mother Teresa just giving out her wealth or something, saying, look at her.
She gave out a car to everybody that was in her audience.
Look at it.
Oprah is such a giving person.
She's such a giving person.
Are you kidding me?
Do you remember the car that was given out to all the people that were in the audience?
No, you don't.
You want to know why?
Because Pontiac, who was the car that was given to all those people in the audience, lost gangloads of cake in anticipation of giving all this crap out on Oprah Winfrey's show to make Oprah Winfrey look like God or something.
And at the same time, they hope that all those stupid bimbos that are glued to the TV listen to this dumb idiot, stupid skank, that they're going to go out and buy Pontiacs because, oh, look, look, I gave out Pontiacs.
I'm Oprah Winfrey.
I'm like, shut your stupid mouth, Oprah.
All right?
I'm sick and tired of this crap.
I'm sick and tired of seeing this.
I mean, weren't you supposed to retire?
Weren't you supposed to retire already?
I'm tired of seeing you.
I mean, it's bad enough that, you know, you got enough money to buy your own damn network.
Now we've got a network of Oprah Winfrey crap.
I just don't want to see any more Oprah.
You're disgusting mug.
It makes me sick.
I mean, I can see the disingenuous, disgusting filth just tripping off your face.
You know?
I don't know about, but these women, they'll say that I'm a sexist.
Oh, you don't know better going.
You know, and I hate to be sexist.
And, you know, I'm going to go down that road.
I'm going to go down the sexist road right now.
You want to know why?
Because I don't care.
I'm a capitalist, all right?
And if you like me, fine.
If you don't piss off, all right?
You know, you know, women want to be taken so serious.
You know, like, oh, yeah, I can do anything a man can do.
Anything you can do, I can do better.
Anything, yang, They want us to take them in this serious manner, and yet you look back in history, and you look back at, you know, women not only have the opportunity in America, they've got beyond an opportunity.
I mean, first of all, they're the majority of the populace, you morons, all right?
They've just surpassed 60-something percent of the employment sector in America today, all right?
Okay, you know, I'm giving them their credit.
Okay, yeah, great, whatever.
But what I don't understand is they want us to give them so much, and they want to be, oh, I want to do this, and it's not fair that men get to do this, and I don't get to do that.
It's not fair.
No, it's not fair that I'm not fair.
I mean, are you kidding me?
I mean, you know what's not fair is a man having to take the majority of women serious when the majority of women are emotional basket cases, you know, that can't see their asses from their elbow.
You know, these are the same bimbos that want to be taken seriously that end up getting impregnated by some, you know, ethnic minority that they met at the club, and then they're pissing and moaning why they left them after they, you know, financed a 79 Cadillac on dubs for them.
You know, I mean, they're on divorce court because, you know, all the guy does is sit back on his ass and play PlayStation 3 all day, you know?
But, but, you know, what I don't understand is, I'm getting off on a tire.
I'm getting off the subject.
I'm sorry, all right?
What I don't understand is women want us to take them serious, that, you know, they're so serious, and we can accomplish so much, and there'd be no wars if there was women everywhere ruling everything.
Well, why don't you name me one woman that has accomplished anything?
Anything of any kind of human significance up to this point.
Somebody do that for me right now.
646-652-4869.
I've got all the time in the world.
And you know who you're going to say?
Oprah Winfrey.
Oprah Winfrey is worth a lot of money.
She accomplished a lot by goofing our stupid little emotionally impulsive asses to buying her bullshit.
Yeah, that's an accomplishment.
I mean, 646-652-4869.
I want to hear one serious accomplishment here, all right?
317, you there?
Yeah, Sarah Palin.
She's governor.
That's stupid.
Piece of crap.
Get that fruit off.
Get him off.
See, you see, somebody had to bring up Sarah Palin.
You see how stupid people are?
This is another thing.
You're going to hook up Sarah Palin as the mouthpiece for women out here.
Some bimbo who couldn't even fulfill her term in office as governor, who kind of went away like most women are doing now in this little cougar episode.
I want to go out and be a cougar and I'm going to leave my children and my family because all, you know, they're doing things.
Sarah Palin, who can't even complete a sentence or can't even answer a question without saying, you know, all of them, all of them.
What's your favorite animal to hunt?
Oh, yeah, all of them.
Who's your favorite founder?
All of them.
You know, what's your favorite news pumper?
Oh, all of them.
I mean, you know what Sarah Palin really is?
Is the epitome of what feminism really is.
Because you know what feminism did?
It glamorized the chicks that could utilize their looks to achieve power and positions of authority and left the chicks that are fat and ugly and, you know, they got butterface, you know, butterface, you know, everything but her face.
That's why they call them butterface.
All these women, they just left them by the wayside to kind of let them fend for themselves.
And, you know, bimbos like Sarah Palin, who all she had to do was, you know, give a decent smile and a wink at those cocks up there in Alaska, and, you know, she was able to kind of, you know, bamboozle enough hard legs up there to become governor.
I mean, this is what they're trying to say is the epitome of success as a woman out here, huh?
Somebody put in the goddamn chat, octo, mom, huh?
Octo mom.
Octo mom is another bastion of feminism right there, huh?
I don't need a man.
I can shit out 15, 16 children, and I can take care of them myself.
Even though I don't have a place to live, even though I don't have a job, even though I'm in debt from student law, it doesn't matter.
I'm a woman.
I can do it.
Woman power.
I mean, you know what I'm saying?
I mean, I feel sorry for the ugly and fat chicks, you know, that aren't, like, really reaping the benefits of this feminist fervor.
You know, these women that, you know, they're not getting into positions of power, even though they're smart enough, even though they're bright enough, even though they're more savvy.
You know, but because they look like shemp from the three stooges or something, they're not going to get anywhere because they don't look like Sarah Palin.
Oh, Sarah Palin is hot.
I mean, wouldn't you vote for her for president, even though she's a complete twit?
Even though she's a complete moron, even though she claims she can see Russia from her freaking balcony, oh, yeah, no, we're going to, yeah, she's great.
She's a conservative mouthpiece.
That's what she is.
She's the conservative mouthpiece, even though her whore daughter went out and shitted out a kid before she was even of age, for Christ's sake, and the guy who had pregnated her went and posed for playgirl.
And now you got another little girl on the way doing the same damn thing.
Great, eh?
Oh, great.
Oh, this is just unbelievable, isn't it?
Give me a break.
This is why America is being flushed down the toilet, folks.
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And this is why I'm urging everybody that is a capitalist and that understands where I'm coming from.
You're going to have to go out and invest in a foreign emerging market.
You're going to have to invest in it.
I mean, you want to stay here and watch this place go to crap?
I mean, today on Fox Business, I don't watch Fox News.
Fox News, obviously, the whole damn Fox News network is geared towards providing porno for teabaggers and idiots that fall in line with that crap.
But Fox Business is completely different.
I mean, they're actually trying to compete in the business news sector with Bloomberg and other news organizations of the like.
But even Fox Business interviewed one of these big-time hot shots from Goldman Sachs or one of these investment firms who said that within the next three years, the American people are going to have to expect to live with less.
And they're going to have to take a step back in their lifestyles and they take a seat back in their consumption.
Huh?
That's what they said.
I mean, you can look back.
I mean, you could probably find it on Fox Business Online.
I mean, it was an interview today by some schmuck.
And that's what he said.
The American people are going to have to take a step back.
And yet you try to tell these people this, like I've been doing for five years, and these people don't want to believe you.
They think that we're just going to be okay and that we're just all going to solve itself out.
It's all going to work itself out.
Even though the numbers don't make sense for working itself out.
The people don't make sense for working itself out.
The environment doesn't make sense for working itself out.
Nothing makes sense in this country that makes me believe that it's going to work itself out.
So that's why I'm saying, folks, that's why I'm saying, capitalists, you've got to go out there and capitalize.
You got to go out there and profit.
You've got to do what you have to do.
Young people that are out there today, don't listen to mommy and daddy.
Don't listen to anybody but yourself.
And go out there and make your money work for you.
All right?
Make your money work for you and be able to flip it.
Always in your mind, be thinking about how I can make more money.
How can I make more money?
Hey, I just got $1,500 today from some business transaction.
How can I use this $1,500 to make more?
How can I do this?
Do you understand?
That's what we need.
That's what we need more of in this international community.
And that's what I'm trying to convey across this internet here.
All right?
That's what I'm trying to convey.
Become a capitalist, for heaven's sake.
And for all you young people, do not get lured by these bimbos, okay?
Because that's what they're doing.
That's how they make their money now.
That's how they make their money.
You notice that all these bimbos that are in the housewives of Beverly Hills and that are living all this lavish lifestyle, like that grammar broad, that stupid bimbo grammar broad and all these other whores.
How do you think they got there?
How do you think they got there?
They married the right cock.
All right?
They married the right cock, and now, you know, that Kelsey Grammer's wife, she's going to divorce him, and she's going to get $50 million.
You know what she did before this?
She was a freaking stripper.
But now, you know, because, you know, Kelsey Grammer is some stupid, desperate asshole, you know, who, you know, basically, you know, went after the best stripper that gave him a hand job during a damn strip session or something.
I mean, this is what he gets.
And I don't want you to end up like that, people.
And that goes for you women, too, that know that you're not very attractive, that you can't hop on the same bandwagon as a Sarah Palin.
Fall back on your little beauty and your little innocence.
No, I'm talking to all of you.
Don't fall for these idiots.
Like Tony Montana said.
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 fire, then you're getting the woman.
That's why you've got to make your own moves.
That's what I'm saying, folks.
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It's very simple and it's very easy.
All right.
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