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Well, good afternoon, folks.
Thank you for tuning in with me once again to another edition of True Capitalist Radio.
This is episode number 12 for all the folks that are keeping track with me.
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Anyway, folks, it is Monday, you know, the dreadful day that we come back after our hangovers from the weekend's party, so to speak.
And lo and behold, the markets did very well today.
The markets did very well on a variety of different factors, and we're going to talk about those this afternoon.
We're also going to talk a little bit about, I know it's some precarious subject matters, but a little bit of that OctoMom, a little bit of Charlie Sheen, a little bit more talk about consumer spending.
Of course, we're going to talk about civil unrest and the implications on our economic futures for those situations.
We're going to talk about all that.
But first, I'd like for you to please give me a call at 646-652-4869 if you have anything that you want to chime in about.
And also, spread the word here about the live broadcast.
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Anyway, we look at the markets.
The Dow Jones Industrials actually finished plus 68.23 points today.
The S ⁇ P has just been climbing and climbing.
Of course, it's just been a great year since the summer, of course.
It closed at up 9.78, almost 10 points.
NASDAQ up about 13.9 or excuse me, 13.19 points.
So things were fairly decent.
And the reason that things were decent was because of all the news that came out today in the energy sector.
The reason that you had a run at the markets, so to speak, you take a look at especially energy corporations like Exxon.
I mean, Exxon, you know, what were they up 53% or something of that nature?
I mean, it's just disgusting.
You know, and they're looking good for the future now that the oil prices are going to rise because of the destabilization of the Middle East.
Of course, another one, you know, Massey Energy jumped 9.7% after Alpha Natural Resources agreed to buy the coal producer for $7.1 billion.
You know, I mean, energy shares all across the SP just rallied at 2.3%.
If you just happen to have been in any kind of energy, today was your day.
You definitely reaped the rewards.
And as I've said, folks, I know that we saw a little dip in the oil prices.
Oil is not going down.
As a matter of fact, I mean, it's going to a point where, as I said in the earlier episodes of the True Capitalist Radio Show, we should see $100, if not $110 a barrel by summertime, if not in May of some sort.
Because, first of all, I did not necessarily anticipate this much domestic or excuse me, civil unrest in the Middle East.
I did not anticipate this.
But at the same time, I did anticipate increased demand for oil.
So my speculation to be saying that $110 a barrel is going to be foreseen in our future was not out of the question.
But now that we have this domestic unrest in Egypt, now that we have civil unrest in all areas of the Middle East and oil-producing countries, this is just going to make the commodity of oil even that much more scarce and that much more expensive.
Remember, emerging markets are not going to cut back on their oil consumption.
On the contrary, oil is a key natural resource in the development of any emerging market, any emerging market.
So I would keep a keen eye on what's going on in the Middle East to speculate the potential future in energy prices.
Because if oil goes up, generally energy goes up as a whole.
That's why you had the market react when it came to this Egypt unrest news and oil and the Exxons profits on the rise.
Just everything in general will look good today in energy.
And it just looks even better if you happen to see that the barrel of oil is going to rise.
Not to mention a barrel of oil.
I mean, it's $91.92 right now.
Last week, remember, we were down at about $88 a barrel.
People thought, oh, it's going down.
Demand is slanted and everything's going great.
We're going to see lower gas prices.
Yeah, go suck an egg.
Secondly, folks, commodities.
Look at the damn commodities.
Everything is up across the damn board.
Everything.
Everything, everything, except for lumber.
And of course, the reason that lumber futures are down is because of the lack of new home ownership that's happening in the real estate market in America.
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There's a severe decrease in new home ownership.
I mean, of course, the real estate market is trying to flourish with the remaining amounts of people that are able to get credit to get a mortgage.
But they're falling flat as well.
If you've seen some real estate stocks and if you've checked out the real estate market in general, it's falling flat.
Not very good news for anybody who happens to be investing in a potential home.
I would painstakingly investigate any potential real estate market that you're going to invest into.
At this point in time, I think that people should look at their homes as just a place to live.
I read the paper every day, a variety of different papers from all across the country.
And just time and time again, you'll hear articles of ass clowns who save for 10, 15 years to get their dream home exactly how they want it specified and to their taste.
Well, first of all, you idiots, once you start making specifications that are particular to your taste, you're bringing down the value of the home, you idiot.
You're bringing down the possibility of selling it, you know?
I mean, give me a break.
Seriously, I mean, first of all, you're paying more for customization, right?
Because you want to be some hotshot that has some dream home.
And of course, most people don't realize that they can't stay in their hometowns anymore.
I know it's hard for people to believe.
I know that people are going to sit here and say, I want to stick back in Gators Creek, Arkansas, and I just want to sit back here and live my life.
Well, if you're going to do that, then don't complain to anybody when the economic opportunities are not coming your way.
And when your real estate value is just going to go down the tubes.
This is why I'm saying, folks, don't look at a place to live as something that you're just going to have to deal with for the rest of your life.
It's just a place to live.
You have to be mobile.
You have to have the ability to say, okay, I'm going to live here for as long as I can attain capitalist ventures, capitalist ideas.
You know, you know where I'm getting at, folks.
If there's economic opportunity, that's where you should follow your real estate dreams.
And at the same time, don't overestimate anything.
Don't get your dream home.
All right.
These assholes don't even have money in the bank.
They barely have capital in the bank, and yet they're already making decisions that they want to give themselves for 30, 35 years, 40-year mortgages.
I hear they're giving out now.
They want to commit themselves to these long-ass mortgages, and yet they barely have capital in the bank.
That's why I'm telling you, you folks that are considering, you know, that to have capital, that they're considering using some of it as a down payment for a real estate investment, do it in a manner that's responsible.
And remember, look at the real estate area that you're buying your property in.
It's all about the area.
It's about whether economic opportunity has been there and left.
It's whether it's a new market that has potential.
It's median incomes.
It's private enterprise investing in a certain area, the works.
That's what's going to drive property values up or down.
And that's how people need to look at their homes at this point in time.
Because, folks, like I've said time and time again, you know, oil is going up the roof, and it's even going to go higher.
I even expect over $100 even before summer now that we have civil unrest in the Middle East.
But we're having oil and energy up through the roof.
We're having so-called global warming or global cooling or global whatever you want to call this atmospheric phenomena that is definitely taking place.
It's a little bit different.
I'm not going to say that we have anything to do with it, but it's been dramatically cold throughout the East Coast and into the South regions.
I mean, out here in Texas, we're actually fairly pretty well.
We're doing pretty well with our weather.
As a matter of fact, it's like 70 degrees outside now.
But in the South, Atlanta has had unprecedented snowfall.
You had the East Coast digging out of 20 inches of snow.
And all this requires energy, folks.
It requires energy and an increased demand for energy and commodities.
And it's more of an expected increase in that demand because of these unexpected natural events.
That's why I'm saying last year I cashed in on a particular situation in Florida.
I don't know if you folks remember this.
I saw that right away on the weather channel, and folks should watch the weather channel if you're in the commodities futures trading market.
I mean, that right there is a money-making program, a money-making program.
You know, you watch the weather and you see that there's some sort of maybe ice storm or some sort of unexpected atmospheric expectation for a particular area of the country that's growing a particular commodity.
For instance, last year I knew that there was going to be this unprecedented snowstorm.
Just like we've had unprecedented snow storms throughout the South, this one extended actually into the region of Florida.
And I don't know if you remember this, last year oranges were up the roof.
And as a matter of fact, anybody who sees that there's a potential snowstorm that's going to hit any kind of crop of that nature, I would go to your brokerage.
And if you don't have a brokerage firm that gives you the ability to not only get traditional securities, but futures and bonds and foreign currencies, whatever, I mean, there should be a diversity in your investment firm.
I would be going out and buying whatever commodity that could be potentially jeopardized because of an atmospheric disturbance.
And last year, I cashed in tremendously on oranges, on orange futures, because Florida, believe it or not, is one of the biggest and most peculiar orange producers on the face of the planet.
Because not only do they produce oranges, but they produce a specific kind of orange that is higher in demand than your traditional oranges that grow out in the wild, whether it's in South America or California or wherever else they grow oranges.
And believe it or not, it's this particular brand of oranges and concentrate that gives us our traditional good tasting OJ.
I mean, of course, you can take this for a grain of salt, but that's how it is.
That's how the orange juice market is.
So whenever you see bad weather that's going to hit Florida at any time, I would strongly advise you to buy some futures and hold on to them and sell them off before the potential delivery date.
And that's the thing about futures.
I don't want to get into trading futures at this point in time, but it's not like a stock.
You can't go into it for an unlimited amount of time and then sell them off.
You have to actually buy a future, commodities future, that actually has an expiration date.
And when you buy these futures that have an expiration date, you have to hold on to them to the point before the expiration date actually implements itself.
Because if you hold on to the damn future until the expiration date expires, then those commodities, whether it's oranges, cattle, or whatever, whatever it is, they have to be delivered somewhere.
Those are actual commodities.
Even though you as an investor are holding a piece of paper or digital document, whatever the case might be, that states that you have whatever, so much cow future, so much orange juice futures, whatever.
It expires at a certain date because that delivery has to be made.
Commodities have a limited amount of lifetime.
And those commodities that are spoken for via your future is what you're attempting to capitalize on in speculation of certain events that will cause a fluctuation in the market for your potential financial gain.
And this is why when you see things like weather, atmospheric disturbances in certain areas that grow commodities, or if you know that there's going to be an upsurge in this because emerging markets that are actually producing profits for their countries and are becoming rich countries like particular types of commodities, like particular types of crops, whatever the case might be.
These are the speculations that you have to think about when you want to approach the futures market.
I mean, it's a very lucrative market.
It is.
It's pretty cool.
But the thing is, you can get in over your head just like anything else.
And you could get in at a potential situation and buy a commodity when it's going down.
And if you hold on to it, expecting it to go up and it doesn't go up and you can't find buyers, you're going to be held responsible for the delivery of those commodities.
And let me tell you, there's more money in trying to get the delivery to your location than it is worth.
I mean, you have to actually make arrangements to have these commodities delivered to whatever location that you wanted them delivered to.
I'm telling you, I know people are like, wow, that's pretty amazing.
Well, how do you think farmers and people sell this stuff?
You think that they're, you know, this is like the old days, you got, you know, farmer Joe taking his cows and he's like, hey, anybody want a cow over here?
You know, he's like a town crier or some crap.
Anybody here want to buy a cow over here?
I mean, it doesn't work like that.
I mean, there's a market.
The market is integral with Main Street.
As much as people don't want to believe it, that's just the way it is.
Anyway, the only reason I got into the whole commodities futures diatribe is because, like I said last year, and I'm continuing to say it, last year I said that commodities were 75% undervalued.
As you see, if you look at a commodities chart right now, if you look at the commodities chart, everything is up the roof except for lumber futures and coffee.
And that's, and coffee is down, you know, 9 cents or something, 90 cents, some crap like that.
Or 20 cents, excuse me, coffee's not even down that much.
20 cents.
Gold went down today $9 because of that huge rally that we had on Friday because everybody was, you know, the market corrected itself as we heard on episode 11 or as I stipulated on that show.
The market is correcting itself.
We're going to have a lot of days like this, up and downs.
So for you day traders out there, I think this is the time for you to get out your trading accounts and start looking at these volatile markets.
I mean, because we're going to continue to see this type of volatility.
On Thursday, it was one of those days that I just couldn't refuse.
I'm not a day trader per se, but I do day trade so that I can get some liquidity to potentially put in other investments that I wouldn't normally have because it's not easy to get liquidity.
It's not easy to get revenue when you're just sitting on your ass.
But when you've got volatile markets, when you've got stocks that are jumping up and down, this is the time to go in.
That's the time to go out and start day trading.
So as I've said, commodities markets up.
We heard some good news on some earnings.
Consumer spending, or excuse me, consumer confidence.
Consumer confidence is up.
The month of December, consumer confidence and consumer spending beat the streets' expectations.
They beat the forecast.
And remember, purchases, because of our service industry-based economy that we live in, consumer spending and purchases account for 70% of our economy.
You folks need to realize that it's up to people becoming secure enough with their jobs, becoming secure enough with their employment for them to realize, hey, I think I'm going to be okay.
I'm going to go out and spend my money.
I feel comfortable living paycheck to paycheck because my job will be there tomorrow.
And since the market correction of 2008, individuals haven't had that type of security, haven't had that type of feeling.
And that's why you have had such bad news throughout the years leading up to this point, since 2008.
I mean, there's too many markets that basically drained all the capital out of the markets.
Now it's starting to come back, but it's starting to come back in a variety of different forms because it's not just good news coming out of these particular announcements.
I mean, you know, you've got bad earnings that are drawing the markets down.
Last Friday, it was Amazon's bad earnings, which, you know, that doesn't spell good for retail markets, especially the online retail market.
You had Ford down, you know, which doesn't, you know, go well for car production, given the fact that Ford was supposed to be one of these names that was supposed to pan out fairly well with this whole Toyota debacle, you know, with the whole, you know, the pedal to the metal, can't get it off, whatever it was.
They were the ones that were supposed to be reaping the rewards off this crap.
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And then Friday, they had those ridiculous earnings.
And then the Egyptian unrest, the Tunisia unrest.
I mean, you have all this destabilization in the Middle East.
That's why you had the market correction on Friday.
Today, the earnings and consumer spending is what drove this market back up into the plus side.
But I still don't buy this market, as a matter of fact.
I'm not going to sit here and buy some of these blue chip stocks like the streets telling its people.
I don't know if you've read your latest business journals, but you have a lot of people on Wall Street trying to urge their investors to go out and start spending on blue chip and value stocks at this point in time.
Now, I particularly am of the persuasion of buy low, sell high.
And I think that right now the market hasn't corrected itself.
All right.
I mean, it's not going to correct itself up until about after mid-spring leading into the summer because we have too much mixed messages when it comes to markets.
Housing markets not looking good, but consumer spending's up.
Unemployment doesn't look good, but we're adding jobs by the week while there's just too many wishy-washy things.
International unrest, emerging market demand for commodities.
There's just too many things that are just wary for me to believe that just things are going to be happy-go-lucky this quarter.
So what I'm saying is you need about mid-spring or summertime is when people need to start thinking about investing in certain Securities.
You know?
So that's why I'm telling folks right now, commodities is the way to go.
I mean, if you want to be, you know, ride the wave here within the spring, commodities, commodities, commodities.
All right.
And consumer spending for December, you know, yeah, it beats the streets' forecast.
You know, it was up 0.7%.
But we're correcting once again.
I mean, you know, the reason people were spending in December, because, well, Christmas time, Hanukkah, whatever, Kwanza, you know, whatever the hell, all the holidays, New Year's, everybody was basically spending their money.
And not only that, you had an upsurge in employment because of this seasonal aspect of the holiday season.
So, you know, you just got to take all these factors into consideration.
I mean, I just hate how the market, you know, fools the new investor.
You know, I guess I am starting to sound like a bear.
I mean, good God, I like to think that I'm a bull investor, but I just don't like to see the markets fool the investor into believing that they can take risks like seeing bad news like civil unrest in Egypt and seeing bad news like the State of the Union address and the president saying he's going to have more and more spending,
increase more and more spending, devaluing the American dollar, and have positivity in the markets like this.
I just, it can fool an investor.
And if I were folks that are listening in right now, don't be fooled by this crap.
All right?
Be smart.
Look at all the things that are happening around you.
Every aspect of your life is business.
I know that people are like, I can't believe Ghost.
Is it just all about money to you, capitalists?
Is it just all about the money?
Hey, it's just business, asshole.
Without business, we wouldn't have production.
Without production, you wouldn't be able to sit on your fat ass on a chair that was manufactured in China and be able to go to a grocery store with food that's unlimited to the potential of your finances.
We wouldn't have these types of ease of living standards if it wasn't for business, if it wasn't for capitalists.
So when I say that everything that you do, everything that you look should be about business, that's just the way it is.
All right?
I mean, hey, everybody has to go to the store and buy groceries, and yet nobody asks the questions, why is the bread rising?
Why are the steaks more expensive this week than they were last week?
Why is this product more expensive than that product?
They just go out and they buy it and they swipe their credit card.
And then at the end of the month, when they have nothing left over, and yet they still owe on certain financial obligations, they don't know how in the hell they were, how the hell they can cut down to fulfill it the next month.
I mean, did you understand what I'm saying, folks?
It's all about business.
You don't have to be the most articulate Rhodes Scholar bastard out here.
You see, that's the thing about business and people's interpretation of it.
They think you've got to be some articulate Rhodes scholar that graduated from freaking Yale University or Harvard law school or business or whatever.
You know what you have to have?
You just have to have common sense.
You have to have the ability to read news.
You have to have the ability to observe the social landscapes of your markets.
You've got to have the ability to understand that there's all kinds of factors that are going to manipulate the wave of business, prosperity or decline.
And you just have to be somebody who's able to spot those key indicators to make you either get in or get out of a potential investment.
And if you can do that, folks, you can be a damn capitalist no matter what.
All right?
And don't let anybody fool you.
You know, I get emails all the time from folks that say, I've tried it your way, ghost.
I've saved all my life and I lost all my money.
I opened a business and I lost it all.
It just can't be done.
It's impossible.
What a bunch of malarkey.
All right.
Anything is possible.
You know, if it's so impossible, how come immigrants are coming over here paying some damn coyote to smuggle up, you know, smuggle him in some goddamn car or in some banana boat or some crap?
They come in here, they buy themselves a fake, you know, social security card or social security number, get themselves an identification.
They come in here, they scrape their beans by working some menial labor.
They stack their chips, and lo and behold, they're business owners in this today's America.
And if you don't believe me, go to your gas station, go to some of these restaurants, go to some of these franchises that you all love so much.
Go to some of these McDonald's and ask who are the owners of these McDonald's or Subways or whatever.
I'm just using McDonald's or Subway as an example, but any franchise, just take a look at who owns those.
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It's not always going to be some American person, American.
That's why I'm saying, folks, the foreigners that are coming in here, they're not going to sit on their asses like you people and piss and moan.
They're going to go out here no matter what they're paying, no matter what's happening, because they have the opportunity to take whatever money that they earn, even if they have to slave their asses for it for about a year or two, they can take that money, reinvest it, and flip it.
And those two or three, four years of hard work ends up becoming a lavish living for the rest of their life.
That's what American people don't understand.
They just want to sit on their fat asses and stuff, man.
And I'm not trying to talk about all American folks, but, hey, I'm not too pleased what's happening to our political and social systems.
I mean, we're turning into a goddamn nanny state where everybody is just pissing and moaning about how somebody owes them something.
They need cash photos.
My kids.
You don't understand, baby.
My kids.
And we're just supposed to just bow down to these people, even though they're completely irresponsible, fiscally irresponsible, socially irresponsible, and politically irresponsible.
We're just supposed to bow down and just say, oh, it's going to be okay.
We've got to help these people.
They're God's special little creature, whatever.
Bull crap, man.
I ain't down with that.
Maybe you ass clowns are down with that kind of crap.
I'm not down with it.
I'm not down with it.
You know what I say to these idiots that are out here with their fat, jelly asses, waddling around, collecting entitlements, pissing and moaning?
You know what I say to these people?
Why don't you get up off your ass, huh?
Won't you get up off your ass?
I mean, look at Tyrone over here, for instance.
You know, Tyrone was like a lot of you folks out here.
He was a guy that was like, yeah, I'm going to go out and collect entitlements and find a broad who shitted out eight kids and live off her entitlements and child support and nonprofit help and church help and all this other crap.
But I'm going to let Tyrone say it for himself.
Give the audience some insight, Tyrone, on how the hell you did it.
Yeah, baby.
Check it out, man.
It used to be like all these motherfuckers out here.
You know what I'm saying?
Just not doing anything, you know what I'm saying?
Just collecting the check.
You know what I'm saying?
Hanging on the corner.
You know what I'm saying?
Post it up at a bus stop, baby.
But I was listening to True Capitalist Radio.
And, you know, nigga like me say, I gotta do something, you know what I'm saying?
I gotta do something.
So instead of just, you know, keep collecting the check, man.
Instead of messing with these hoes, I got about eight kids.
I got off of that thing, you know what I'm saying?
And I think all them people out there that just sitting out there not knowing what they doing, I think they need to get up off of that thing, man.
Hey, all you niggas out there that just sitting there not doing nothing.
You know what I'm saying?
All you fools are just sitting out there to do another.
You need to get up off of that thing.
You know what I'm saying?
Yeah.
Yeah.
Get up off of that thing, baby.
Get up off that thing.
Get it off.
Yeah, I'm back.
I'm back.
I'm back.
So get up off of that thing.
Come back.
Come back.
Get up off of that thing.
And dance the youth, you better.
Get up off of that thing.
And dance the youth.
Get up off of that thing.
And dance the youth, you better.
Get up off of that thing.
And try to leave that pressure.
Get up off of that thing.
And shake the youth, you better.
Get up off of that thing.
And shake the brand now.
Get up off of that thing.
And shake the youth, you better.
Get up off of that thing.
And try to leave that pressure.
Get up, off.
Good job.
So good.
Get up off of that thing.
And shake the youth.
Get up off of that thing.
And shake the youth.
Get up off of that thing.
And shake the youth.
Get up off of that thing.
And try to leave that pressure.
Get up off of that thing.
And shake the youth.
Get up off of that thing.
Thank you.
And try to eat that pressure.
Get it a good time.
Check it out.
Get up off of that thing.
And take the youth, you better.
Get up off of that thing.
And try to leave that place.
Get a minute.
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I need it.
That's a wild revelation.
It's not good!
Shut it up!
It's not good!
Shut it up and shut it off!
All right, anyway, Tyrone was trying to send his best out there to folks that are, you know, trying to come up with excuses that they can't do it.
Like, man, I can't do it, baby.
I can't do it.
So, you know, Tyrone, you have anything else to say to these people here before, you know, go back on the corner and sell your crack rock or whatever you do?
Yeah, man, check it.
I just want everybody to know, man.
Don't let nobody keep you down, baby.
You know what I'm saying?
You know, you gotta be hustlers.
You know what I'm saying?
You gotta do what you gotta do, baby.
Gee, I know it's hard growing up in the hood, but there's ways to get out of it.
You know what I'm saying?
It's all about hose and clothes, baby.
Yeah, yeah.
You know what I'm saying?
Hoes and clothes, baby.
Yeah, yeah.
All right.
All right, that's about enough, Tyrone.
Anyway, I want to hear from you, folks.
646-652-4869 is the number to call here.
We were talking about commodities.
We're talking a little bit about the market increasing on consumer spending up for the month of December.
And at the same time, all the energy earnings, you know, from Exxon and other energy buyout coal companies, those sorts of things, got positive reviews out of them.
It's basically what is the cause for the market rally.
We had a downturn in gold because everybody sold off after everybody bought into the futures from last week's potential, or not potential, but now civil unrest in Egypt.
So I want to hear from you.
646-652-4869.
408, you're on the air.
Hey, what's up, ghost?
It's Goofy Bone.
How are you doing there, Goofy?
Hey, I talked to you the other day regarding investing my 60K into foreign markets.
I looked into it.
I really didn't like it.
So I had another plan.
And since you're the god of capitalism, I was thinking, well, what do you think about my plan?
I was thinking of going on these websites, finding these fixer-upper homes, throwing a little cash into them, fixing them up, and then reselling them.
What do you think about that?
Well, you know, I think it's actually a pretty good idea.
The thing is, though, is you have to look into your market before you invest into a certain market.
I remember everybody in 2008, once you had this massive foreclosure in Detroit, which basically made in Detroit the worst city next to Kansas City in America.
But houses at the time were going for $1,000 a pop, you know, some of these in some of these markets out here.
But you have to think about it.
Why are you going to get a house for $1,000 in a market that's just going to be an utter crapper?
And there's never going to be any kind of economic opportunity out there whatsoever.
I mean, what the hell is it?
30% unemployment, 40% of them.
I mean, it's disgusting out there in Detroit.
So you have to look at your market there, 408, because I know that there are some flat real estate markets that are pretty good real estate prices at this point in time.
The thing is, though, is you're going to hold on to those for a little bit longer than you anticipate because those flat markets are going to take a little longer to come back up.
And I'm not saying that there aren't markets out there.
For instance, in Texas, you've got, you know, I think the market's ripe out here in Texas.
There's a couple of other states that are similar to that.
But once again, you have to speculate on whether or not your real estate or your piece of real estate and the surrounding areas of it are going to be something that people want to buy and there's going to be a high demand for that particular area.
Then it'll be a worthwhile venture because then you're going to actually have a market to sell the house to or sell the piece of property to and be able to possibly have a bidding war for buyers that are out there that want your piece of property.
Okay.
I looked into a market in Denver, Colorado.
There's maybe like I'm going to say about 100 houses being rebuilt.
But I wanted to buy on the outskirts.
So I'm not paying so much because I think a house out there, a one-bed no, two-bedroom house is like five grand.
That's a fixer-upper.
So I was thinking of just maybe buying like a block and then just fixing it all up since already my next store is already being refurbished and everything like that.
So I was thinking of doing that.
And then I did all my calculations.
it was going to cost me about maybe $48,000 to $50,000.
Well, you know, don't be preliminary about that.
Remember, you're just basing that price off of the suspected prices of the whole entire block.
You're saying that it goes for about five grand.
If you buy a block, you're only speculating it's only going to cost you $45,000.
It's going to cost you $45,000 to get the properties.
But what you're not anticipating is you have to pay state and municipal tax on those properties.
So you're going to have to pay the taxes on top of those property prices.
Not to mention that you're going into a development situation.
You're not just flipping a house here.
You're actually taking a block, a whole street, and actually selling it as a development piece of real estate, which falls under a whole bunch of different bureaucratic restrictions.
And given the fact that Colorado and Denver, or excuse me, Denver, the state of Denver and other municipalities within Denver, excuse me, within Colorado, and other municipalities within Colorado are actually very liberal and they're very regulatory and they're high taxation.
So not to mention, are you going to have to go through a whole bunch of bureaucratic red tape, which is going to cost you lots of money in document fees and a bureaucrat fee, a tax, this, that.
Those costs that you're anticipating, which is $45,000 for a block development and renovating homes that are out there that you could probably fix up, that cost is going to inflate itself at least 10 times because you're going into an aspect of real estate development that's a little bit more regulated than just house flipping.
Okay.
Ghost, what kind of lawyer would I look for for something like this?
Well, if you were going to do a development, obviously somebody who understands corporate and real estate law and municipal law especially.
I mean, it's one of these lawyers.
It's going to cost you $500 an hour because their specialties is going to be a well-rounded business legal representation.
Because remember, this lawyer not only has to deal with potential contract situations when it comes to clients or builders or renovators or subcontractors and everybody that's going to be related to this particular project.
But at the same time, he has to be proficient in municipal and state law so that he understands and actually knows where to look for every damn regulation and bureaucratic little piece of red tape so that when you build your development, you're not going to get, you know, some ridiculous charge by the state or the municipality for unpaid this or non-documented that or a zoning fees or whatever the case might be.
I mean, seriously, this is you know, developing a whole block of properties is a lot different than house flipping.
If I were you, if you want to become a house flipper per se, I would get into a more demand market that is less regulated and be able to get a piece of property that you can get on the cheap and be able to renovate and be able to sell it in a market that's lucrative to where you can get at least 100% of your money.
Emerging Markets Face Political Repercussions00:15:14
Okay.
All right, Ghost.
Thank you very much for your information.
And like I said, you're the god of capitalism, and we appreciate what you're doing here on Blog Talk Radio.
And if you don't mind, can you just leave me on Kazong?
I'm tuning in.
All right, no problem.
Thanks for calling.
111, you're on the air.
Hey, Ghost, it's Vince in the Bay.
All right, what's going on?
What's what's up?
Oh, nothing.
Just downloading some Ricky Martin videos, waiting for you to get done with that Mexican guy.
Well, what do you want?
What's your excuse?
Well, my excuse today is you.
You a couple of weeks ago were encouraging me as a listener to invest in emerging markets.
And I looked into some overseas markets.
I looked into some interest in Costa Rica and Panama.
And I have to admit that stuff's working out okay right now.
But I also looked over in the Middle East and I thought about jumping into some of the stuff that's going on that's being fire sold over there in Dubai.
And I also looked into Egypt of all places.
I actually got into the Egypt markets, literally.
I bought a health food market in Cairo and invested a ton of capital into that little venture.
And I don't know if you're watching the news, Ghosts, but I think it was CNN.
They had a nice little picture of my market burning to the ground, Ghost.
And yeah, I wanted to thank you for that.
You got emerging market advice.
Well, if you got into it, you know, thinking that you were going to get some cheap labor out there, well, unfortunately, you're the cause of the problem.
All right?
Now, you have to realize, Vince, that emerging markets are like anything else.
They're unpredictable.
And I don't know if you've taken, have you actually been to Egypt?
I mean, I've been there.
Have you been there?
Yes, I have.
I went out there to scout the location of my venture.
You think I'd be able to do that?
No, what did you think about it?
What did you think about the supposed cosmopolitan areas of Egypt?
What did you think about them?
Seriously?
I thought they, well, first of all, I've been to countries like India and other parts of Asia, and I've seen the chaos and disorder.
I've seen the poverty.
I've seen it all.
Actually, Cairo was kind of cosmopolitan actually is a good word for it.
It's very touristy.
But it's also, I mean, basically, It's another government puppet regime that is having another change.
And all of this mumbo jumbo that's going on, it's all fueled by the MI5 and the CIA and their little color revolution that they did in Tunisia.
Now they're trying to do it over here in Egypt and they're trying to make it spread all over.
It's working to a degree, but it's taking down small businesses like the one that I invested in.
And it's hurting a lot of people.
The Poe, as you like to affectionately call them, they're not participating in this revolution.
Aren't they the ones that are the most suppressed and should be the most pissed off?
Why are all these just middle-income people that are pissed off?
Well, I don't get it.
And they're all men.
There's no women.
The women aren't pissed off.
Obviously, it's a cultural thing, but there's a lot of shit going on that we don't know about.
And they're not telling us everything on CNN.
AC360 has got his microphone so shoved up his fucking cornhole that he doesn't know his head from his ass.
He hasn't even put on his tight black t-shirt to go down there and check out the situation because he's such a pussy.
I actually was willing to put my money on the line, invest in a foreign market, in an actual health food store that I thought was going to be huge down there in downtown Cairo.
Now it's like burnt to the ground.
Luckily, I have some insurance on it.
But it's just an example of where, yeah, you live and die by capitalism, but you've got to hedge your bets.
That's why I'm lucky.
Thank God that this Costa Rica property that I have and this other venture I have in Panama, that stuff's working out okay.
So luckily I'm not totally underwater.
But you also have to take in consideration, Vince, that as a capitalist investing in foreign markets, you have to look at the political situation and its potential threats or not.
I did look at the political situation.
We had God Almighty, Jesus Christ, what's his name?
Fucking walk on water, Mr. Peace Prize Obama was there in Cairo, had the whole world had his ear.
He had that monumental speech that he did in Cairo two years ago.
And now two years later, here we are.
They're burning down freaking health food stores on the corner because they're pissed off because this guy Mumbarak or whatever has been around too long.
I mean, come on.
What are they going to replace him with?
They're just going to replace him with some other puppet regime that we're going to funnel our taxpayer dollars into.
We give that country over a billion dollars a year in funding.
It's ridiculous, ghost.
That's what I'm telling you is, Vince, is that you had to have looked at the situation and looked at how people got their goods, how shopkeeps were maintained, how the streets were maintained.
I mean, you know, public service.
I did.
It was in a middle-income neighborhood.
It was in a middle-income neighborhood.
I talked to other business owners in the area.
They seem like it's all good.
I mean, it's not just me.
They didn't single out me.
They didn't know that an American.
I didn't agree with that market.
You have to understand the recipes for civil unrest.
I mean, I'm understanding it here in America.
We're two years from it.
Once we start severely cutting the entitlement system that needs to be done and raising taxes about 60, 70 percent, we're going to see the same crap here.
I guarantee you.
Yeah.
And that's why I'm saying, Vince, I don't think it was a bad investment.
I have a question.
Go ahead.
I don't think it was a bad investment.
I just think that, hey, it's a part of doing business.
Sometimes you win some, you lose some, Vince.
I mean, I wouldn't completely rule that out.
I mean, luckily, you had some insurance like every good business person does.
But I wouldn't completely rule out Egypt as a market.
I just think that at this point in time, the political system is in upheaval.
Unfortunately, like every stupid human mass populace that gets together and gets pissed off, what do they do?
They start looting and rioting.
And unfortunately, your business was a part of that repercussion.
But at the same time, I don't foresee that as a complete and total loss.
I mean, I think that the situation out there could be for the better.
Yeah, it doesn't feel any better to me, but I just want to get an idea from you.
There's all this unrest and all this political unrest, mumbo jumbo going on over there in the Middle East.
And so I've got some capital sitting on the sidelines here that I want to invest somewhere and get some interest compiled here.
Where do you think I should hedge that right now, looking at the situation over there?
Well, I mean, like I've said, anything in the commodity sector, I mean, have you looked at commodities for heaven's sake?
Well, they're going skyrocketing.
I want to say that.
I still think they're undervalued, though.
I still think they're undervalued, though, Vince.
I said this.
No, wait.
You think the gold bubble is the bubble?
I'm not sure.
Well, look, look, I'm not talking about gold.
Gold, it's a peculiar commodity within itself.
That is being pumped and dumped by every advertisement that's being put on news channels across the airwaves, on top of which there's actual, for some reason, hoarding of this particular commodity.
So I think that is obviously going to increase demand.
But at the same time, as the devaluing of the American dollar happens, of course, gold is going to go up.
I'm talking about every other commodity, though.
I'm talking about the increased demand for food globally.
I mean, this year alone, the increase of food was 25%.
That's another reason why they're rioting out there in Egypt.
These premature markets that don't have a decent civil order and a profound understanding for free market ideas, because let's be honest, Vince, there's an element of Islamic-type economics going on in Egypt, and that factor is obviously implicating this whole conflict right now in Egypt.
I mean, the idea that Islam has its own economic system, has its own education system, it's this factor that is the unknown factor that caused this particular loss in your situation.
Now, you're asking what you should hedge your bets against.
I'm saying anything commodities, if you don't want to invest in futures, which is a very precarious market, you can invest in stocks that are into the commodities market or related in commodities markets in some fashion, because I don't see commodities going down at all.
I see emerging markets demanding more for every commodity across the board.
And I also see a demand also for America because we're not cutting down on our oil consumption.
We're still manufacturing gas guzzlers.
We're still the leading manufacturer of cheeseburgers in the world.
Oh, I love those cheeseburgers, ghosts.
I'm serious.
Hey, I gotta let you go.
I mean, I gotta let myself go here.
I gotta take off.
I love you, ghosts.
I'll catch you later, man.
Peace.
All right, no problem.
Sorry to hear about your Egyptian investment going kaput there, Vince.
But once again, I mean, you know, when you go out to a market and invest, you have to look at what's going on and how people are living and whether the investment that's going on in that country, whether it's not investment meant to exploit or if it's investment meant to progress.
And in my opinion, when you look at some of these emerging markets, you can pretty much tell whether it's cultural, nationalist, religious factors, Whatever.
I mean, you ha uh everything is business.
And because you had insurance on it, I don't think it's a complete and total loss.
Just because the government, you know, makes a transition into something hopefully a little bit more democratic and a little bit more for the people.
But I understand your unease because, I mean, to be completely honest with you, if Egypt goes into a more Islamic extremist situation, the potential for you to get any type of ownership or lease ship or any kind of documentation stating that that's your shop is what I meant to say, is going to be rather difficult.
Because, you know, like I've said, Islam has its own economic and business system.
And that within itself, obviously, is, I mean, it's something that is going to implement itself in the system that you're investing in.
Now, I know that you had Costa Rica investments.
I know that you have some investments in Panama.
First of all, those are small markets.
There's not central mass amounts of people.
You know, whenever you have millions of people and most of them are living in squalor, that's just not a good recipe for an investment, in my opinion.
When you look at other emerging markets that don't have vast populaces, that are cosmopolitan areas are not as developed yet, there's not that many people living in them.
So those are more ripe for opportunity, economic opportunities, in my opinion, than those that, like India, that's why India, in my opinion, has grown at such a slow rate, even though I think it should have grown faster than China.
Given the fact that India is producing more educated people, in my view, than China, the reason China is growing at such a rapid rate is because you've got the Communist Party of China utilizing this Marxist theory to force the people into these jobs at 15 cents an hour,
and they've manipulated them so much that it is an unbelievable rate of growth because of brainwashing and manipulation.
I mean, this is not a regular market.
I do not like China's market.
I think that China's market is a threat to capitalism itself.
I mean, I understand that capitalists are going to invest in that market as hedges or as potential profits.
But we as real true capitalists need to realize that China is not a real capitalist market.
Its people are being forced into slave labor under the idea of communist Marxist theory.
And they're being forced to make billionaires out of the Communist Party because that's who owns all the means of production.
All the billionaires coming out of China belong to the Communist government.
And this is a recipe for disaster.
You know, there's a recipe for disaster.
But that's the only reason why China is growing at such a high rate.
I mean, they've been able to really, totalitarian style, put these people in their place when their only sole purpose in life is to produce for the sake of the people.
Because that's how they look at it.
They're working 15 hours a day for 15 cents an hour because of the people.
The people.
Because of the worker and the workers of the world must unite and all that garbage.
Anyway, 646-652-4869-111, you're on the air.
Hey, ghost.
My name is Fred, and I've been listening to you off and on.
You remind me a lot of Clark Howard.
I don't know if you know who he is or not.
Yeah, I've heard of Clark Howard.
You remind me a lot of him.
I just listened to you.
Right now, I've got a lot of investments in the China market.
I have a lot of investments in silver locally.
I don't blame you to investing in the China market.
I mean, it's a good bet.
I mean, you know, what the hell?
Bureaucracy Targets American Toy Makers00:08:43
Locally, here in the States, I've invested in, you know, guns and ammo because I think we're in for what's going on in Egypt, and I don't want some looter showing up at my house.
I agree with you.
But at the same time, you have to understand, though, sir, that our government, this system, has been the leading rancher in pulling the bull by the nose in dragging us into this entitlement system and to these high deficits to the point where in two years,
once these Bush tax cuts are gone and they start incrementally cutting entitlements and they have to tell us that we have to raise taxes, they're going to raise it 60, 70 percent.
I don't think these people are just going to take it.
Just like you're suggesting, you're investing in guns and ammo.
I don't think they're going to take it.
And I think that capitalists need to be very careful when it comes to protecting their property and eventually protecting their investments because capitalists seem to be the ones to blame when people have bad times or just don't want to do anything and they have bad times because they're not doing anything.
Well, it's everybody who wants to live off of my dime and your dime instead of getting their ass up and working hard for what they got and being smart about how they spend their money.
I agree.
I mean, especially in an opportune, well, I don't know, there's not much opportunity, but there's still a little opportunity left in America.
These people just decided that, you know, it's easier just to collect 99 weeks of unemployment or collect disability based on some ridiculous science like a bipolar disorder or restless leg syndrome, a fibromyalgia.
I mean, you know, whatever happened in the hay, let me just, you know, rub some Bengay on it and go to work.
Then you got these politicians that promise hope and change, and all they do, the hope and change they give you, is right up to pooper.
You're damn right.
And not only that, recapitalizing these Wall Street assholes with our tax dollars, too.
I really don't appreciate that either.
Well, that's why I got out of the U.S. market because I totally disagreed with, you know, here we're paying these idiots.
You know, we're letting them gamble with our money.
And it's totally wrong.
If I'm going to gamble with my money, I might as well do it somewhere else outside of this country to where it's not my tax dollars going to bail them out.
You're damn right.
That's why I encourage people to, you know, think about foreign markets because inevitably what's going to happen to this country is high taxation and low entitlements, and that's just going to spell a recipe for disaster.
I think it's not a coincidence why we're seeing totalitarian type activity from our government like roving wiretaps and the body scans and at airports and anal probes and all these other invasive, un-American-like activities from our government.
But the reason that they're implementing them is because they know, as well as you know and I know that this potential recipe for disaster is coming and they're already too far gone.
They can't, there's no turning back at this point, man.
These people are too anesthetized with just collecting a check, watching the tube, and that's the significance in their contribution to this society.
Well, and Americans have gotten lazy and they think they're worth more than what they're actually worth.
I mean, there's jobs out there, those 99ers, they're just too damn lazy to get up and get a job.
I mean, whatever happened to the old work ethic that was in America to where, all right, if you wasn't making your $25 an hour, you went out and you got three jobs so that you were making your $25 an hour.
Americans have become lazy.
Yeah, and they wonder why immigrants are coming in here taking their jobs, too.
I mean, that's another thing that makes me laugh.
I mean, these people are pissed because immigrants are coming in here, and not only are they working, you know, whatever, two, three, two, $1.50 an hour, whatever, whatever the going rate is for an illegal immigrant, but they're actually saving capital to the point where they're an actual influence in our economic spending system.
And if you don't believe me, I strongly advise you, this Sunday the Super Bowl is going to broadcast itself.
I guarantee, I'm actually willing to bet money that there's going to be an advertisement on there with a lot of Latin people or even a Spanish-speaking advertisement on the Super Bowl.
Now, why?
Because they know that the individuals, even though they're getting paid slave wages or what is deemed slave wages out here in America, they're actually able to work, save, and spend, and be able to maintain their sustenance, take care of their families, and be able to do what they have to do.
And they're not collecting entitlements.
I mean, you know, unless they send their kid to school, then, you know, of course, we're paying for them.
But what gives, right?
Yeah, I mean, I remember growing up, I was happy to mow a lawn for five bucks.
You know.
I hear you.
But now you get a kid to mow a lawn for five bucks.
He's going to look at you and say $25.
Well, why would I want to pay that kid $25 when I can get a Hispanic or a Mexican to mow it for $10?
I hear you.
It doesn't make sense.
It does not make any sense whatsoever.
But you see, you tell that to an American person, they're going to think that you're some unpatriotic jerk, and they're going to think that you're anti-American when, you know, you know as well as I, I'm pretty sure you are.
I'm pretty sure I speak for you when I say that, hey, I was a damn patriot from the word go.
I loved this country.
But now I'm seeing other emerging markets, other countries that are giving more opportunities and more economic opportunities to people that are willing to invest in their country than this country.
This country is against investment in this country.
I mean, not only at a federal level, but at a state and municipal level.
I mean, the federal government is so over-regulatory that, you know, you're never going to see an American-made toy ever made again.
And if you do, it's not going to be made in America.
It's going to be a company in America that claims that they're an American company, but they're getting all that crap manufactured in China.
Why?
Because of the regulatory system this administration has put on selling of toys to children.
Now you have to have a million-dollar tests.
Like, you know, you have to go through this rigorous testing system that the federal government has put in place that literally costs a million dollars a product to put through.
And who has money to do that?
Mattel, the big toy makers, the people that already have the infrastructure, that already have the systems in place to streamline these particular tests so that they cut costs.
So it's no longer $1 million as a test.
It's like $50,000 a test.
And this is why you're not seeing toy makers, toy manufacturers.
You're not seeing a lot of products made in America anymore because of this over-regulatory system, high taxation, discouraging of internal investment.
And I don't know how long these people are going to continue to take this, man.
I don't know either.
I mean, they destroyed the franchise Once Upon a Child with regulatory crap.
I mean, now you can't take used toys into Once Upon a Child so that they can resell and you can make some money off of it.
You know, they just.
No, they've taken all that.
I mean, you know, you can actually be if some damn bureaucratic regulator happens to be walking around your garage sale and sees some old toy that happens to be a part of the band toy list, according to the regulators, you can be charged with something, man.
You know that?
You can actually be brought up on charges and fine.
That's pathetic.
I don't want to keep you any longer or anything.
I just want to.
No, it's okay, man.
I appreciate your call, sir.
And I appreciate what you're doing.
And I have a stupid request.
I chuckle every time you say it.
Can you say barrel roll for me?
Barrel roll.
Anyway, but you understand what I'm saying, sir.
It's a rough economy out here.
The work ethic sucks.
And I mean, all we can do as capitalists is invest.
Charlie Sheen's Legal and Financial Fallout00:13:03
You know, I think silver was a good investment.
Copper has been a good investment.
Commodities across the board have been a great investment.
Securities also are decent ways to get liquidity, easy liquidity, so you can stack up some chips and put it in other investments.
There's a lot of things to do.
Real estate has been pretty good out here in Texas.
Real estate in foreign markets is also going on fairly well.
I mean, man, it's just about the money and the power.
It's what it is, right?
I mean, it's just like Tony Montana said, man.
I hate to keep saying that.
This country, you've got to make the money first.
And when you get the money, you get a power.
And when you get the power, then you get the woman.
That's why you've got to make your own moves.
All right.
And you've got to listen to that quote, and you got to live it.
Now, I'm going to go ahead and talk a little bit about Charlie Sheen, because that's a pretty good segue from Tony Montana talking about money and the power and then the woman.
I know Charlie Sheen has been taking a lot of heat as of late.
I mean, people have been criticizing him, calling him a heathen, a drug addict, a drunk.
Recently, he's checked himself into rehab.
He's always been somewhat of a loose cannon partier, that sort of thing.
But the reason I want to bring Charlie Sheen up, folks, is because he's a good example, an excellent, excellent example of what can happen to you when you have money and nobody really to appreciate it with, like, no significant other, you know, at least a significant other that you can trust.
You know?
Charlie Sheen, you know, has always been this bachelor guy, right?
You know, he was a notorious Heidi Fleis, the madam of Hollywood, a notorious Heidi Fleis customer.
It was stated that in three months he spent like $250,000 on hookers.
I mean, that's how into that particular brand of woman he was into.
And then, of course, he had that intervention.
I don't know if y'all remember that.
You know, Martin Sheen and his brother and everybody came and sat down.
You know, he had that OD that kind of made his heart palpitate or whatever, you know, too much Coke one night or whatever the crap it was.
You know, then they had that intervention.
You know, they got him clean, sent him to rehab.
I think it was like in the 90s at some time.
Then after he got out of rehab, he did some movies.
Then he got into this stupid show, which is the most ridiculous show I've ever seen before in my goddamn life.
I mean, you know, two and a half men.
Are you kidding me?
I mean, the guy who plays his brother looks like he's, you know, a poster child for, you know, Studio 54, the gay section.
And this is supposed to be his kid.
You know, some fat burly kid is supposed to come out of the nutsack of this fruity bastard.
I mean, I don't want to get to the show.
The point is, is that throughout this man's career, throughout Charlie Sheen's career, this guy's been living large.
He's been getting money.
He's been getting roles.
He's been living lavish.
All right.
Then when he decides to settle down, you know, because it it kind of sucks when, you know, you're already rich and you ain't got nobody.
You know, this is a warning to all you gentlemen out there.
It sucks.
You know, I speak to a lot of gentlemen that are alone, that are rich as hell and they're alone and they ain't got nobody.
And these are prime suspects for these young bimbos to take them to the cleaners.
All right.
Now, Charlie Sheen is that particular situation, but as a younger man, as a younger gentleman.
Charlie Sheen has been making money since 1988, for heaven's sake, 87.
You know, whenever the hell Wall Street came out, this guy was making cash.
But, you know, of course, there's a lot of problems that come along the way.
You know, when you can have things that you want as a capitalist, you know, you tend to have this invincibility notion about you.
You know, this idea that you can just kind of get away with stuff.
You know, you can snort a couple of lines of cocaine.
You can have some of this, some of that, hookers, and you can do all these types of things, and nothing's going to happen to you.
Well, that's what happened to Charlie Sheen.
They got the intervention.
Then he gets this bimbo, Denise Richards, right?
And of course, I mean, knowing Charlie, the reason that he got with Denise Richards was because she was a decent-looking bimbo with a decent rack of knockers.
And, you know, she was a sex pot in the later 90s or some crap like that.
She was in that stupid movie with Dylan, you know, where they do the threesome or dyke out or whatever it is, whatever it is.
You know, I'm talking about Denise Richards, right?
And then Charlie's like, hey, I'm getting older.
You know, I'm living lavish.
I need to calm my ass down.
I'm going to have some children.
That's what I'm going to do.
I'm going to have some children so that I can be a responsible man, you know?
So he has a couple of kids with this Denise Richards bimbo, right?
And, you know, for a while, in Charlie Sheen's life, all is well.
You know, he looks like he's doing pretty well.
He's, you know, doing a stupid show.
He's got premieres.
He's bringing Denise Richards with him.
I mean, he's got the big smile on his face.
It could be, you know, the Coke that he had, you know, five minutes previous, but still, he looked happy.
He looked happy.
Then this stupid skank, Denise Richards, like most skanks in American society, what did this bimbo do?
She goes out and leaves him.
And who does she leave him for?
She didn't even leave him for anybody worth a crap.
I mean, not even anybody who's living larger than this guy.
She leaves him for the guitarist of Bon Jovi.
Yeah.
The guitarist of Bon freaking Jovi.
Can you believe this crap?
I mean, this is Charlie Sheen, man.
I mean, this is a guy who's, you know, he just farts on camera and they pay him for it.
You know, and, you know, here's this Denise Richards.
You know, she's over here, you know, thinking that she's some hot tamale whorebag and decides that, oh, I'm going to go over here with Ricky or Richard Zambora or whatever his fruity ass name is.
The guy looks like about 50 years worth of booze and smoke.
I mean, his face, his face looks like a Sharpe.
He's been, you know, probably on the road drinking and banging groupies for so long.
And this is what Charlie Sheen's wife, you know, the person that he, you know, invested emotional capital in and, you know, obviously invested in some children in the whole nine-yard, she just goes out and just leaves this fool.
Not only that, Denise Richards, her best friend was Heather Locklear.
All right.
Heather Locklear, guess who she was with?
Guess who her husband was?
The guitarist from Bon Jovi.
So this bitch not only went out and screwed around on Charlie Sheen and left him, but she backstabbed her best friend to get her man.
Now, what's the point of all this?
Well, you know what Charlie Sheen had to do, right, folks?
Well, Charlie Sheen had to get a divorce, even though this stupid, skanky, slutbag whore was the one that went out and slept around on him, left him for some other cock, you know.
Lo and behold, Charlie Sheen is the one that gets punished for it by the state by giving this bitch alimony.
They give her the children, and lo and behold, she's living in a mansion with Zambora somewhere in the lap of luxury, you know, singing old Bon Jovi songs.
You know, and then Charlie Sheen's left.
I mean, that's a big slap to the mouth for a man.
I know that these bitches out here, these women, they think that, you know, hopping from penis to penis to penis, that, you know, it's no thing for them.
You know, that's what they do.
But when men invest a lot into a woman, not just, you know, regular money capital, but, you know, emotional capital.
You know, you have children with these, you know, sluts.
I mean, and then you go out and be the slut that every other slut is.
I mean, it's a hard blow to the breadbasket to a man.
So, Charlie Sheen, you know, he was pretty much of a loose cannon there.
You know, he started, you know, kind of dabbling in the old prostitution thing again, started doing other things.
And then he finds this stupid skank.
And you see, this is another thing.
I even forgot this bitch's name.
This new bitch that he married he recently got divorced with.
I don't know how he met her, whatever, but talk about your class at Grade A slut whores.
You know, your classic whole, you know, literally, your classic whole.
This bimbo that he met, you know, obviously caught Charlie at a vulnerable part of his life.
All right.
She goofs him.
You know, you know, it's believe me, women can smell a broken man.
They can smell an emotionally broken man.
And they can smell the money that's trailing him.
And this is exactly what happened here with Charlie and this new wife of his.
I forgot her freaking name.
She's not even important enough to recognize.
And, you know, I'm sure he spilt, you know, he spilt his guts to this bitch.
You know, he's like, hey, man, I just want somebody to love me.
I want somebody to care about me.
Whatever the hell he's saying.
Who the hell knows?
And lo and behold, what does this bitch do?
On Christmas Day or Christmas Eve last year, Christmas Eve, Charlie Sheen takes this whore to Aspen, Colorado.
Aspen, Colorado on Christmas Eve.
I mean, could you get any more poetry book picturesque?
I mean, could you get any more attempted at this little pussywhip romantic idea?
Aspen, Colorado, on Christmas Eve.
That's where Charlie Sheen took this slut.
And what did she do?
She calls the cops on this guy, claiming that he gave her a backhand.
Yeah.
She calls the cops on him and claims that he gave her a backhand, and now he's got this stupid little bitch filing for divorce.
And guess what, folks?
He's going to have to pay her a little alimony, going to have to pay her some restitution, going to have to give her some money.
So what is Charlie Sheen doing now?
He's a broken man, folks.
This is what happens to capitalists.
This is what happens when money, it's not about money anymore.
You've got money.
You've got more money than you can think of.
But nobody gives a crap about you.
That's the bad part about it.
It's the realization that you have to realize that, you know, at some point, when you have a lot of capital and you worked your ass off and you didn't really have an inner circle, you know, you didn't really get a significant other to appreciate your success with you, that was happy to see you successful.
That's when things become a problem.
That's what we're seeing right here with Charlie Sheen, for Christ's sake.
That's what we're seeing right here with Charlie Sheen.
We're seeing him just completely unravel under the emotional crushing that these bimbos have given him in his life.
And that's why I'm saying to all the people, and I'm not just talking about the gentleman out there, I'm talking about the fat chicks and the ugly chicks.
You know, you broads are also susceptible to being taken to the cleaners, just like everybody else.
I see it every day whenever on lunchtime, you know, whenever I go out for lunch, I sit here in the office, turn on the tube, you know, have a sandwich delivered to me by a blue ribbon barbecue or one of these places around here.
And I'll watch the court shows, and it never fails, never damn fails, some disgusting, but ugly bimbo taking some ethnic minority to court because, you know, she was the last thing when it came down to last call, and you know, brother from another mother over here decides to give her, you know, a second look.
And lo and behold, you know, he's moved up into her place two days later and has her financing a 79 Cadillac on dubs.
I'm talking about you fat chicks and ugly chicks.
So you got to watch out, man.
There's a lot of, you know, shysters just as much as there are a lot of bimbos that are just going to take you for your crap.
So watch out.
OctoMom Entitlements Spark Controversy00:15:36
And speaking of bimbos, Octo Mom.
Yeah.
Octo mom.
You know, for all you folks that haven't, I mean, the only reason I'm bringing her up because, you know, I just don't like this bitch.
I remember when she came out a couple of years ago, I was just screaming mad about her.
But, you know, you had feminists at the time call up and say, oh, she's a woman for woman liberation.
You can have as many kids as you want to.
Yeah, there's no law.
She can have as many kids as she wants.
She can be a single mother.
She doesn't need a father.
She don't need a father.
And, you know, I was screaming mad at the time saying, How is this whore going to take care of her children?
She doesn't even have a place of her own.
She lives with Mammy.
She's got outstanding student loans.
She already had, what was it, eight, seven kids prior to, you know, going to some mad scientist and having a turkey based or shoved up her meat wallet and artificially inseminated with eight more kids.
You know, I mean, what gives, right?
I mean, who actually thinks this is responsible?
Well, just, I mean, I mean, like, we didn't realize or didn't know that this was going to happen.
OctoMom, obviously on the brink of foreclosure, on the brink of financial ruin, because, you know, it takes money to raise kids, Biach.
All right?
And, you know, us as American people, we ain't going to care when you go up to us and say, I need money because of my kids.
My kids.
You're not understanding me.
My kids.
You need to give me money because of my kids.
You know, we're not going to give a crap.
And, you know, your little circus sideshow 15 Minutes of Fame wasn't going to do nothing for her.
So what is OctoMom doing now?
What is Octo whore OctoMom doing now?
She's doing fetish porn.
That's right.
OctoMom, the same, you know, trying to mangle my face to look like Angelina Jolie Horbag, OctoMom, actually is doing porno, a fetish porno, you know?
Fetish porno.
I mean, this is the same skank that said that she wasn't going to post for Playboy.
And wasn't Hefner giving her like, you know, $150,000, $200,000?
I mean, he was throwing her an actual bone, for heaven's sake.
You know, Hugh Hefner was actually throwing this mangle-faced bimbo a bone, and yet she tried to throw the high road on it.
She tried to say, oh, I'm not going to do that.
I'm not going to do that.
I'm higher class than going on Playboy.
All right.
I'm Octo Mom.
All right.
I shitted out eight genetically freaked show children out of my uterus hole.
All right.
I'm better than Playboy.
All right.
I'm better than an old bullsack Hugh Hefner.
All right?
Well, now money's tight.
She figured out it costs a lot of money to raise children.
You know?
I mean, she's got, what is it, 15 of them, you know?
15 of them.
She had some mad scientist stick a turkey baster up her damn uterus pipe and artificially inseminate her with all these kids, and now she doesn't know how to pay for them.
So what does she do?
I'll tell you what she does.
She actually makes a fetished porno.
Now, for you folks that are just regular pornographic patronizers that just, you know, like a man and a woman, and you know, they're doing their thing and you do what you want, whatever, all right?
This is a little bit different than that, folks.
And I'm actually going to play the TMZ footage on the air right now of OctoMom's new release of her fetished porn.
All right?
Now, if you have any children in the room, please get them out of there.
This is horrifically disgusting.
This is pathetic and freaked out.
Now, let me set the scene here.
All right.
Let me set the scene.
Now, OctoMom is dressed in some kind of Betty Page bondage little corset getup.
Okay?
She's actually in her house.
This is her house here that she's in.
And in her house, she has a little, you know, little play area set up, obviously, for all her brood to play and a little toys and all this other crap, right?
Well, somebody rings the doorbell, and it's some bimbo bringing in a full-grown man, a full-grown man in a diaper and a baby outfit with a baby bib.
And actually has, you know, he's got a bottle or something or some kind of pacifier in his mouth.
All right?
Now, the reason I bring this up is because this is what happens when you're not fiscally responsible and thinking about it.
Here you had OctoMom.
Two years ago, she was too proud to pose for Playboy for about, you know, whatever it was, 150,000, 200,000.
She was too proud for that.
You know, she thought she was too good, even though, you know, that uterus hole probably hangs down between her knees.
Now, she's doing fetish porno, doing some kind of baby fetish.
The full-grown man is dropped off by the woman at her house, and the full-grown man is acting like a complete baby.
He's dressed in a diaper.
He's got a little baby hat with a little baby bib on.
He's a full-grown man.
He's actually got a tattoo of a naked woman on the side of his torso.
I mean, that's how ridiculous, that's how ridiculous this ridiculous, stupid little fetish porno by OctoMom actually is.
All right.
Now, what I'm going to do right now is I'm actually going to play.
I'm actually going to play the OctoMom porno, and I'm actually going to describe it to you since this is the radio.
But this is what happens to people.
I want to make this a present.
This is TMZ's TMZ's footage, so I want to give them the credit for it.
But it's OctoMom's fetish porn.
All right, now I'm going to go ahead and get the engineer to cue this up here.
All right.
Bear with me, folks.
I'm going to put it up.
Now, get your kids out of the room.
All right?
Get your kids out of the room.
I'm going to describe scene by scene because this is disgusting.
All right.
Now, engineer, can you throw in the fetish porno, please?
All right, now there's a doorbell ringing, okay?
Octo mom's coming up to answer the door, and it's this bimbo with this man that is dressed in a like a baby.
The guy's on his knees.
He's got a damn pacifier.
You be a good boy, okay?
All right, do you hear me saying I'm gonna be a good boy?
All right, I want you to listen.
This is actual porno.
He's crying like a baby now.
That dude wants faces.
Fancy activity.
I didn't want fancy.
I'm a king young thing.
I am not faking you.
Dad!
That you want faces.
Now he wants a spanking.
He's sitting there with a rattle saying he wants a spanking.
Now he's getting up on all fours with a diaper and he's running around the room.
He's running in the same room as her children plays in.
This man is running and playing around in the same pois as her children.
Now OctoMom is following him around with a whip.
Here comes the whipping.
Oh, God.
Oh, my God.
[background noise]
I'll show mom is whipping him now.
This is horrible.
Thank God y'all can't see this.
What do you want, Tattoo?
That's you.
Are you hungry?
That's the wall.
You want your babo.
Okay, let me give you your hand.
Jesus, this is just disgusting.
This guy's got full-grown tattoos all over him, so you got a tattoo of a woman's torso.
Now he's sitting on OctoMom's lap and she's feeding him a bottle.
Okay, good.
Okay.
This is horrible.
I don't really like Baba.
Are you?
It's not funny.
Not fun.
Not fun.
I do tired.
Are you tired?
I think you're tired.
It's time to remove an apple.
Okay, women not be done.
Not be tired.
October moment.
Okay.
All right.
Shut this off.
This makes me puke.
Shut it off.
But I'm telling you, folks, this is what's going to happen to American people at some point when they realize that there's no money to be made by being an idiot.
And if your only contribution to productivity is shitting out children, well, you're going to have to do porno like OctoMom.
As a matter of fact, I'm going to put the link to that for all the folks that are in the chat room watching live.
Here's the link.
It's on YouTube.
But that is just the most disgusting.
I clearly advise you not to watch it.
It's going to be three minutes and 43 seconds that you're going to want back and you're never going to have in your life.
But you see, what was it, two years ago when OctoMom came on the scene, you actually had whores, feminist bulldykes, calling me up, what was it, two years ago, claiming that this is somehow some contribution to woman liberation.
That she's a poster child that shows that women don't need men.
That I can have as many children as I want, and I don't need a man.
I don't want a man.
I mean, what do you think about OctoMom?
Why don't you call me right now?
646-652-4869.
I mean, she's doing baby fetish porn.
Now, for those of you that just tuned in, we just aired the clip of OctoMom's fetish porn that was released by TMZ.
This is what people have to resort to here, you know?
I mean, you know, didn't we just see this bitch on Oprah?
You know, I mean, I wonder how Oprah Winfrey feels now that, you know, she's basically promoted.
You know, Oprah Winfrey has promoted OctoMom's baby porn.
You know?
I mean, seriously, man, I mean, you know, what this woman really needed, I'll tell you what, OctoMom really needed.
She just needed a man to give her a good smack to the mouth.
All right?
Slap her right back into reality.
Because this bra doesn't know whether she's coming or going.
It's obvious that she's had plastic augmentation or, you know, cosmetic augmentation to her face in an attempt to look like Angelina Jolie.
It's obvious.
And why you would want to look like that crazy little slut bag is beyond me.
And then, you know, this is how free of a society we live in and how easy it is to, you know, get some mad scientist to work on your body if you're willing to just be at his will.
You had this bitch actually go up, all right, into some mad scientist.
They stuck a turkey-based her upper meat wallet.
They impregnated her with these eight children, eight children in this bitch's uterus pipe.
Eight children, all right?
And you have to think that this broad actually was carrying around eight genetic freaks up in her stomach.
And when it happened, and you know, the news broke out that this, you know, she shitted out these children.
What were women doing at the time?
I mean, look back in the archive at blogtalkradio.com/slash ghost.
I mean, look back in the damn archive.
They were calling me up saying, oh, ghost, you're a sexist.
This is woman liberation.
This is woman liberation.
That's what this is.
This is woman liberation.
It's not woman liberation.
Are you kidding me?
This is a disgrace.
This is disgusting.
I mean, did y'all not hear OctoMom here with this ridiculous fetish porn crap?
It's disgusting.
There's a grown man, a grown man in a baby outfit with a bib and a hat on.
He's sucking on a pacifier, and this guy's wearing an adult diaper.
This guy on the side of his torso, he's got an image of a tattooed, looks like a prison tattoo of a woman on the side of his stomach.
This guy looks like he just hopped off the border or somewhere.
Probably got him off a damn Hope Depot a lot.
I mean, this is what I'm talking about, folks.
I mean, what kind of sense does this make?
This just goes to show you.
I know people are going to call me a misogynist once again, but this just goes to show you.
I mean, you women want to be taken seriously, and yet you make stupid ass decisions like this.
You know?
I don't get it.
You know what I mean?
I mean, you want to be taken serious, and yet, you know, you make these stupid, emotional, impulsive decisions like, I'm going to go have eight children.
I'm going to go out and be a baby fetish porno star and reject Hugh Hefner's $150,000, $200,000 investment in me.
It just makes no sense, for heaven's sake.
Jesus Christ, can you take your goddamn Kentucky Fried Chicken Grease thumb out your ass and start realizing that you just can't live life making emotionally impulsive decisions, you stupid sluts.
All right?
I mean, to be successful in life means that you have to have an element of responsibility for your actions, you stupid, skanky slut bags.
I mean, good God, man.
I mean, I remember I was here.
I was here two years ago broadcasting, and I had you skanks calling me up, calling me a misogynist, calling me a bad guy, because I was basically making OctoMom look lower than a leprechaun's nutsack.
You know?
I was making OctoMom look lower than a leprechaun's nutsack, and all they had to do is tell me that I'm a bad guy, that I'm a sexist, I'm a misogynist.
Women Want Chivalry and Independence00:04:40
You know what?
So what?
I mean, so what?
You know, I'd like to see a man who is a father of eight get the amount of entitlements that this bitch OctoMom gets so that she can have a home with a playroom so that she can film her baby fetish porn in.
I mean, these are the same toys that her children are playing.
And this guy's all up in them.
If you've watched it, this guy looks like he's probably the carrier of a couple of, you know, communicable diseases, in my personal opinion.
And this broad has this guy rolling around in her toys for Christ's sake.
I mean, you know, these kids are going to put the toys in their mouth, and before you know it, you're going to have butt herpes all over their faces or some crap.
And you know what she's going to say to that?
You know what she's going to say?
My kids!
My kids.
You're not understanding.
My kids, baby.
I'm having a hard time because of my kids.
Tell you, you know, you women need to stop being so emotionally impulsive and start being realistic.
You know, you got to realize that, you know, you've got to think and be responsible for your stupid fucking decisions.
Excuse my French.
You got to be responsible for your dumb, dumbass decisions.
And I know that there's women out there that are going to take offense to this.
But you know what?
Tough titty, man.
I'm sorry.
I'm sorry, you know.
I mean, luckily, I was blessed with a partner, with a wife that I married a long time ago.
We've been together for a long time.
She is the most beautiful, best wife anyone could ever have, and she knows her place.
You understand?
You know, she's not going to make some stupid, dumb, imbecilic, irrational decision because, oh, some bitch on the view told her to do it.
Or, oh, I'm going to make an impulsive decision because, oh, this Martha Stewart said that, you know, cleaning your crack out with, you know, coffee enemas was going to somehow make you a better person.
I mean, you give me a break.
You know?
I mean, you know, instead of my woman going out there and, you know, spending money that is not even hers anyway, instead of him going out there, you know, blowing all this capital, she's allowing me to do what I got to do and invest it in making even more money.
You know?
Even more capital.
You know?
I mean, some of you women that are just going out there, you know, accumulating shoes and, you know, and making these women apparel outlets millions of dollars, maybe you should just be in the goddamn kitchen learning how to cook.
Huh?
I mean, you know, no offense.
I mean, I know how to cook.
I mean, you know, men should also know how to cook.
All right?
You know, but what I'm saying is, is these women, you know, they want chivalry and yet they want, you know, they want to be independent at the same time.
They want chivalry, but they want sex in the city.
They want chivalry, yet they want, you know, housewives, you know, desperate housewives.
They want, it just doesn't make any sense, man.
And OctoMom, OctoMom is a perfect example of this.
All right?
OctoMom is a perfect example of this.
That's why I'm saying, you know, men, I know I made that diatribe about Charlie Sheen earlier, but I'm going to go back to Charlie Sheen.
Because Charlie Sheen's a perfect example of what these women can do to your ass.
And that's why I'm saying, you know, if you're going to get with somebody, don't get somebody because of looks.
All right?
Because if you do that, you're going to end up like Charlie over there.
You're going to end up like Charlie, you know, doing so much cocaine that your insides are turning into liquid shit.
You know what I'm talking about?
So what I'm saying is Charlie Sheen, you know, he tried to, you know, give his heart to two different women, Denise Richards, who he tried to bear children with.
She ends up leaving him for the guitarist to fucking Bon Jovi.
All right.
And then, you know, he tries to go with this latest bimbo.
All right.
And this latest bimbo that he was with had him arrested on Christmas Eve when he took her to Aspen, Colorado for New Year, or for Christmas Eve.
Aspen, Colorado.
Could you get any more picturesque, romantic?
And yet this bitch is in Dashmen, Colorado, Christmas Eve.
She's not happy.
And she throws this guy in jail for giving her a supposed backhand.
She throws Charlie Sheen in jail for giving her a supposed backhand.
And now, Charlie Sheen not only has to pay child support and alimony and all kinds of other restitution to Denise Richards, but now he's got to pay it to this stupid bimbo that he married that's now getting a divorce.
Now she's doing a reality show with the Hiltons of all people.
I mean, it's a disgrace.
Young People Must Capitalize Now00:04:51
This is why I'm telling you, man, more money, more problems.
You know, you've got to be a hard capitalist.
You've got to be a realist.
I know when people listen to me up here, they think I'm heartless.
They think I'm a bad man.
You know, they think that I'm, you know, drunk, abusive, whatever the case might be.
Hey, I'm a realist, man.
I'm a survivor.
I'm not going to sit here and wait for a handout.
I'm not somebody who waits for things to happen.
I make things happen.
That's the difference between assholes that are out here pissing and moaning and those of us that are capitalists actually producing in today's America.
We're not waiting for things to happen.
We're making things happen.
Always remember that the capitalists are the ones with the balls.
We're the ones who put our money up with the possibility of losing it.
We're the ones that make the investments.
We're the ones that bring in economic opportunity to America.
We're the ones that bring in jobs for heaven's sake.
646-6524869.
I've got 18 minutes left in the program.
But I'm as serious as a heart attack when it comes to this stuff.
You all need to realize that, especially the young, and I've actually been looking at YouTube and I've been appreciating some of the videos that are coming out out of YouTube of the True Capitalist Radio Show and of yours truly.
Thank you very much.
Some of you other ass clowns that are trying to make fun of me and make me look like a jagoff.
Well, you know, you're lucky you're not in front of me.
I'd put a boot in your hole so far up there that you'd be crap in leather for the next 20 years of your life.
But when I see these YouTube videos and I see these positive words, especially from the young people that are listening in, they're actually utilizing the advice that I'm spreading on this particular radio show and actually investing, actually going out and building capital, doing something instead of playing with their pecker shaft until they get changed.
You know, I mean, these people are actually producing and profiting and doing something.
The youth needs to realize that they cannot sit around and think mammy and daddy are going to take care of them.
It's not going to happen.
Well, of course, if you do have a mommy and daddy that they're worth lots of money and, well, lucky you, you know, but everybody else, I mean, we got to crawl and scratch and do whatever it takes to get every piece of capital that we can.
All right?
Every piece of capital that we can.
And especially the youth.
I want the young to capitalize, man.
I want young people to be billionaires, you know?
That's what I want.
I mean, I want to see young people, you know, throwing around, making it rain on old people while they're begging for their social security checks.
That's what I want to see.
You know?
While these old people are like, come on, man, I need my Social Security, baby.
I got to pay my Cadillac bill.
I got to pay my Cadillac bill right now, baby.
Give me a break.
It makes me sick, folks.
It makes me sick.
And, you know, I haven't even been drinking.
Maybe I need to start drinking.
Let me go ahead and drink here.
What do I got here?
I got a little bit of, I got this new bottle of Glenn Livitt.
So let's go ahead and go ahead and drink some of that here.
Anyway, folks, we've got a little bit of time left.
I want to take your calls.
I know that there's some people in the chat room flapping their fat Cheeto-stained fingers on the keyboard thinking that I'm just some sort of, you know, I don't know, bad man or something.
Why don't you go ahead and call me right now?
646-6524869.
All right?
I want to hear from you.
If you think I'm a bad man, don't sit there and flap your fat fingers on the keyboard.
All right?
And look at it here.
I'm always drinking.
You're always drinking, ghost.
You're a drunk.
I'm a connoisseur, you bastard.
All right?
I'm a connoisseur.
You understand that I'm a connoisseur?
I drink the best that alcohol has to offer.
I don't drink that rotgut crap that you young people are drinking out here.
If you go out to East 6th Street over here where all the young people are hanging out, all the bar owners out there, you know what they got on special?
They got schnapps.
Shots of schnapps.
And these poor young kids, because they just want to go out and get messed up.
Just want to go out and get drunk.
They go out and get drunk on schnapps.
I could just imagine the porcelain God that they're praying to four hours from that time after chugging down some schnapps, especially rotgut schnapps, not even like the good stuff.
It's not even like gold schlog or anything like that.
That's just cheap crap.
GhostPolitics Seeks Blog Talk Radio Deal00:12:30
So, you know, for you to sit over here and try to claim that I'm a bad guy once again, I just think that's a false indictment, man.
Let me take a drink here.
Sorry.
Sorry if I have some dead air.
But I like, you know, I do like Scotch.
You know, I like Scotch out here.
I want to hear from you, folks.
Before we get into anything else, I want to let everybody know that we are about to make a transition.
We're about to make a transition.
I know this is the last day for those of you that are keeping track of the Blog Talk Radio news.
This is the last day that free shows are going to be able to have more than 30 minutes to their broadcasts.
So we're in the process, believe it or not, I'm so serious about this show that I'm actually going to hook up.
I'm actually going to hook up with the higher-end premium situation here on Blog Talk Radio.
And at the same time, what's going to happen is, folks, is all those advertisements that you see on my webpage there on blogtalkradio.com slash ghost, all that's coming down because I'm going to get one that takes down all the ads.
I'm going to take the premium package that basically puts me as a featured ghost.
I'd love to see Blog Talk Radio do that, huh?
I bet you they're going to regret doing it.
I'm featuring the Ghost Man here, huh?
Featuring the Ghost Man.
I mean, it's like them taking a turd with hemorrhoids, having me on this broadcast network.
But now, all right, now I am going to hook up my own situation here on Blog Talk Radio Network, and I want everybody to spread the word about it, you know, because I'm going to do this five days a week.
All right, no BS, five days a week.
And I'm actually looking for some people to help out out there.
So if you happen to, you know, have some inside connections with some peeps that we can throw onto the program, like Charlie Sheen, like you have to know Charlie Sheen, you have to know some business folk.
If you happen to have some production experience, whatever, we're going to be hiring here in the next week, folks.
And I don't know if we're going to actually do a show tomorrow.
I'm hoping that we can make this transaction with Blog Talk Radio as soon as possible.
But once we're up and running again, it's going to be a show that is going to be 100% my content.
We're going to go ahead and we're going to take this into a new direction because we need more capitalists.
We need more capitalists.
So if you can help out in any fashion, ghostpolitics at yahoo.com.
We also maybe need a logo and stuff like that.
So, you know, hook me up, man.
Hook me up.
If you're out there, you got some skills.
Hook me up.
I'm paying.
Just don't be an outrageous bastard about it.
You know, these idiots trying to get something for nothing.
You know, I hate graphics artists.
You know, I have to do a lot of business with graphics artists because I do advertisements for my businesses and so forth.
And these graphic artists act as though that, you know, they're the only guys in town doing this crap.
That there's nobody else in the world that can do what they do.
You know?
But as a result, they try to charge me like $100 an hour or some crap.
But please, hook it up.
Ghostpolitics at yahoo.com.
If you're a graphics artist, if you know, whatever you can provide, man, I will give you credit.
I'll even hook you up with some cash, man.
I'm about to make this big transaction with the Blog Talk Radio Network.
And we are going to be ad-free.
So you're not going to have these stupid annoying ads any longer.
We're also looking for advertisers.
We're just going to we're going to take it into a new direction.
I just feel that I spent so much time on this broadcast, and I owe it to the audience to not only come up here more frequently, but have a more professional broadcast.
So I'm also looking into getting some professional intros, outros.
I'm really looking into all this stuff, folks.
I mean, all I do is sit here at the office until I after I'm hanging after I do this show.
It's usually in the evening about six, you know, maybe five, six thirty.
I love going a happy hour out here in Austin, West Austin, Sixth Street, or go to Perry's, go to one of these steakhouses out here.
So I'm going to make this more of my routine by actually hooking up the higher end premium options here on Blog Talk Radio Network.
And we're going full throttle, man.
I hope that you all stick with me.
I hope that y'all bear with me.
And I hope that y'all help me spread the word about this True Capitalist Radio show.
All right.
And not to mention, we're going to have dial out options on this new show.
We're going to extend the show three hours now.
We're going to extend the show three hours.
We're going to have a dial out option.
We're going to have a one eight hundred number for everybody to dial into.
There's going to be a whole bunch of cool things happening on this broadcast.
So please bear with me, folks.
It's about to get a lot more professional, but yet it's still going to be the same old true capitalist radio show and the same true crazy ghost.
So anyway, folks, I want to thank everybody for tuning in with me.
It's kind of a lazy Monday.
And not only that, I wasn't really drinking much anyway.
So, you know, I guess that's why I'm kind of a lack of energy.
But tomorrow is going to be a lot different.
It's going to be Tuesday.
We're going to look into the market, see what's going on there.
See if we can come up with a subject matter that's hitting the news or that's going to affect capitalist pocketbooks.
We're going to do a whole bunch of stuff.
As a matter of fact, I'm hoping that we do have a show tomorrow.
I have to make this transaction, but we'll see.
Anyway, add me to your favorites.
Add me to your favorites, blogtalkradio.com/slash ghost.
And also follow me on Twitter because Twitter is going to be the best option to figure out when I'm going to conduct one of these broadcasts.
Ghost Politics.
All right?
Anyway, I want to thank everybody for tuning in with me.
You know, I'm going to go ahead and I don't know, maybe go out and have a steak or maybe some seafood out here.
I want to thank everybody for tuning in with me.
You know, Crazy Crazy Kid, Debbie Daly, Goofy Bone, all the guests, Sharango, Four Seasons, even Vince in the Bay, sorry to hear about your investment.
All those people that are listening in out there.
Thank you very much for tuning in with me.
You're the reason I do this show.
Be listening out for me on Twitter.
Ghostpolitics at yahoo.com is my email address.
Ghost Politics is the Twitter.
And one more thing, folks, if you could do me the favor and email some of these pricks, some of these media pricks out here that claim to be such big balls, predictors and prognosticators, and just tell these assholes that Ghost is in town and we're coming five days a week.
And we're not going to need to go and listen to your so-called commentary of nothing more than self-righteous interest.
I'm telling people how to make money.
I'm telling people how to be capitalist.
And we need to be capitalists now.
And we need to be capitalists forever.
So spread the word.
Email people.
Email celebrities.
Email media outlets.
Email Daniel Tosh and his fruit ball ass.
Email everybody you know.
Twitter them.
The whole nine yards and let everybody know about True Capitalist Radio, folks.
I'm as serious as a heart attack when it comes to this program.
And I hope, and I sincerely hope that you can feel the passion and the fury that I have when it comes to relaying this information that I have.
My compassion and passionate views that I have towards the youth and their progression into society.
I hope that you can feel it, dammit.
I mean, I've been doing this for about four or five years.
I've been spilling my guts on the table.
I've been showing my emotions on this radio show.
And I know, folks, I know that, you know, now that I'm about to do this venture, I'm going to throw some money into this venture here with the Ghost radio show, the True Capitalist Radio Show.
I know that it may spiral a little bit.
You know how the Internet is a little haywire and things can go viral and all this other stuff.
But inevitably, I ain't changing, and that's all there is to it.
From now on, folks, and the only reason I'm sounding like it's my last day on the air is because it's the last day that I do this as a hobby.
I've been doing this as a hobby for five years.
I've been doing this in attempts to try to spark synapses in the brains of people for a long period of time.
I'm no longer political.
I'm no longer conservative.
I'm now capitalist.
And now it's no longer a joke to me.
These things are no longer just a hobby.
I'm going to seriously, seriously going to take this show as serious as I can get.
And I'm going to throw as much money as I possibly can into this venture.
And I hope that you can support it.
I hope that you appreciate it.
And I hope you spread the word about it.
Because, folks, I've been getting a lot of emails from people, lots of them.
Lots of emails from people saying that I inspired them to go out off the unemployment sector into the employment sector.
I inspired them to get off the sidelines and go into the front lines and start investing, start flipping their cakes, start flipping their capital.
I've actually got people who have emailed me and said, hey, I bought a property out here in the Caribbean.
I never thought I'd ever do such a thing.
But since you introduced me to the notion and since I investigated and saw the prices, now I've got a vacation home.
Now I've got this.
Now I've got that.
It's not that difficult.
It's investing.
It's capitalist, folks.
We're capitalist.
And I'm going to be a capitalist till death, and I hope you do too.
Anyway, folks, I want everybody to spread the word about True Capitalist Radio.
I don't know if I'm going to have a show tomorrow, but we'll see.
I'm going to talk to Blog Talk Radio.
I'm going to try to seal everything down this evening.
If I can't do it, I'll do it tomorrow.
But anyway, until next time, folks, long live the capitalist movement.
Thank you very much for tuning in with me all this time when I was just doing it for free, when I was just doing it for a joke.
Now that I'm going to take it serious, now that I'm going to plan out things, now I may even have write out segments.
It may be a little bit more formal.
I'm going to have guests from now on.
I hope that you embrace it as much as you've embraced it while I was having fun out here.
And not just having fun, but in the conservative days, really trying to convey some ideas.
And I hope that you can pay it forward by spreading the word.
Anyway, thank you very much.
Follow me on Twitter, GhostPolitics, and email me, ghostpolitics at yahoo.com if you can contribute anything.
If you can hook me up with anything, I'd appreciate it.
Anyway, I'm out of here.
Long live capitalism.
Long Live Capitalism00:00:26
A Napa guy knows the only way you'd give a freshly mined driver a brand new car is if he promises to never drive it.
Instead, let him grind the gears and knock over the neighbor's mailbox in something a little more suited to his skill level.
And with over 400,000 parts and a little Napa know-how, he can safely drive something that's nearly as old as he is.