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And thank you for tuning in with me once again to another edition of True Capitalist Radio.
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It is Baller Friday.
The United States dollar is actually gaining strength, in my personal opinion, based upon, I would say, weak speculation with the Euro and other currencies that are in the international community that allowed the United States dollar to strengthen.
And as a result, folks, this is why you had a helter, another helter skelter, heckland heckle, Jekyll and Hyde moment in the markets.
If you were you happen to be following the markets up until about noon lunchtime, I mean, it was up and down, a lot of choppiness.
Definitely good for day traders out there if you could somehow gain some liquidity.
It was definitely choppy.
Up and down.
I remember seeing the Dow at one point going down about twenty-five points, if I'm not mistaken.
NASDAQ's going down.
Anyway, it closed out plus side because everybody's moving currencies and commodity positions that were gained this week into equity positions.
The Dow closed out at 1292.20, up twenty-nine, actually 30 points, rounded it off.
It's an increase of 0.25%.
All you SPers out there who you've been holding on to any kind of stock since the summer, I mean, the SP seems to just continue, continue to gain in value no matter what you're putting your money into.
There's only a very few stocks that are actually losing money in this particular SP five hundred list here.
So if I were you, I would be looking at this, looking at earnings.
I would be checking out companies as I have.
It was up a little over three and a half points, a difference of 0.29%.
And of course, the NASDAQ has been creeping up as of late because, once again, people are diversifying their commodities positions that have been gaining for the past several weeks and putting them in equities positions.
And NASDAQ's up about 15.5 points at a change of 0.56%.
So everything's looking good in the equities markets today, especially if you're day trading.
If you're one of these day traders who gets or gets capital or gets liquid through holding positions for short periods of time, this is definitely the day.
It has been the day period for you folks out there that are actually day traders out there.
I mean, if you're not making money with these choppy waters, well, then you don't know how to day trade.
Maybe you need to go out and shun shoes or something.
Become Al Bundy, sell fat women shoes for their fat corn bunion-infested feet over there.
You know what I'm saying?
Anyway, folks, of course, I'm sipping the sauce here.
It is Baller Friday, so I'm not sipping on cheap crap.
I'm actually sipping on some Moet straight out of the bottle.
I've already popped it.
I'm only going to pop one bottle because Moet's not cheap.
And not only that, it's Friday evening.
You damn well know, even though it's snowed out here in Austin, believe it or not, overnight.
I'm going to go down to the West 6th Street area and have happy hour once this particular broadcast is over.
I just want to say cheers to everybody who's celebrating the weekend after a hard day's week or hard day's work week, whatever you want to call it.
Anyway, as you can tell, I've been well into the bottle here.
Anyway, 646-652-4869.
We were talking about the equities markets definitely increasing on a day where it looked like we were headed towards negative territory given the investors' reaction towards the international unrest in the Middle East and a variety of different factors.
One factor in particular, folks, was this employment number, this economic data that came about the unemployment rate.
It was definitely not what people expected, but at the same time, it brought down the percentage of unemployment.
It went from 9.5% to 9% in this particular economic data, but we only gained 39,000 jobs last month when we should have actually gained, what was it, 149,000 according to economic estimates, just to keep up with the continuity of population.
It's unbelievable.
All right?
So what I'm saying is, folks, is that the reason that you're having all these weird anomalies with the market is because the investor doesn't know where to go.
I was actually overhearing a bond manager, a bond fund manager.
Of course, I'm not a bonds person.
But of course, the bond markets are rallying, at least on the 30-year Treasury.
And at the same time, according to this bond, of course, anybody who's in the bond market, you know, they're going to be a bear investor.
But at least somebody is heeding what I've been saying about a certain number of these equities that are in the market today that seem to be, in my personal opinion, way over inflated based upon, I don't even think it's over speculation.
I think it's just based upon how much is a certain particular equity going to continue to go up before it bottoms out.
It's kind of just people just trying to get in, get as much liquidity as they possibly can to relay it into other positions.
And these stock prices, particularly in the tech sector, according to this bond guy on, I believe it was one of these business channels, he particularly believes that they're way overinflated.
Now, I'm not going to particularly agree with this notion, but if you've been listening to my program within the past several weeks, I've been saying that we should be seeing a downturn in the equities market at any point in time.
As a matter of fact, as we started looking at the market today, if you happen to be an avid watcher of the market, around 11 o'clock noontime, it looked as though it was going to start to retract and we were going to start to see people selling off their positions and liquidating them into possibly commodities, possibly bonds, possibly foreign currency exchanges, whatever.
But what ended up happening is everybody sold off their commodities positions and took those profits and put them into the equities market, as we can see.
I mean, the equities markets were up today, given the fact that the news today wasn't terribly great.
I mean, yes, so what?
We're down 9% unemployment, but we only added 39,000 jobs for the month of January.
39,000 new jobs ain't crap.
It's not going to sustain a legitimate rebound, if you will.
It's not going to sustain a legitimate growth.
39,000, that's not keeping up with the rate of population.
It's not even keeping up with the rate of the growth of population, for heaven's sake.
Anyway, The dollar is still rallying amongst other currencies, which helped the equities markets as well, increase value.
So, as you can see, if you look at any of these charts in the commodities markets, you can tell that commodities here were being sold off in efforts to liquidate those to put in other positions.
And if we scroll down here, we take a look at coca futures, which cocoa futures have been up the wazoo all week.
Given Friday, they're selling them off.
It was down, believe it or not, 99 points.
99 points.
All right.
I mean, down 2.94%.
So you can tell everybody who made those gains throughout the week sold off and put them into other positions.
Coffee down $2.05, which is a change of 0.82%.
Corn futures, if you happen to have been somebody who heeded the call of what I was saying about these atmospheric disturbances in the past several shows and start putting your positions in certain crops, they're going to be damaged because of this Arctic front or whatever you want to call this Arctic weather phenomenon.
Because let me tell you, it snowed in Austin, Texas, for Christ's sake.
I couldn't even get to the office on time.
Everything was frozen.
I mean, you had these little damn pellets falling from the sky.
It wasn't even snowflakes.
But you knew this was going to cause damage.
Anyway, if you happen to have speculated in the right crop, corn was the crop to invest in.
And let me tell you, I mean, only a fool would not know that the corn crops were going to get damaged because of this Arctic winter.
It went up $16 today, a change upward, 2.42%.
Them corn farmers are going to be cashing in.
And I bet you them people that are cashing in on those options and futures on corn, it's a great weekend for those folks.
Cotton went down $4 for some reason, but people are liquidating those gains.
Once again, wheat futures went down 5.25, a change of 0.61%.
Wheat, excuse me, sugar.
Sugar is actually up 60 cents.
I'm really surprised that it only jumped 1.87%, given the fact that I think sugar is also going to take, in my personal opinion, take a little bit of a dive given all this atmospheric phenomena.
What else do we have here?
We've also got lumber up $1.90.
I mean, these are the type of crops that were going to get damaged, and the market is relaying that fact.
Copper Market Volatility Explained00:15:24
And for all you copper investors, if you remember three or four years ago when I was basically discrediting all these ass clowns that were out here saying gold, oh, gold, we need to invest in gold, gold, this, gold, that.
Well, as I've said time and time again, yeah, okay, gold, it's a great shiny rock.
Okay, believe it or not, I got a goddamn gold watch that all the young bimbos gawk at when I'm walking down the street.
They look at me like I'm a goddamn prime cut Angus T-bone steak, for Christ's sake, when I'm walking down with a damn gold Rolex with diamond encrusted bezel, diamond encrusted bezel up in here.
Unfortunately, I personally have always believed that if there was ever an economic collapse, which is the basis, which is the basis of this run on gold, is the fact that if there's an economic collapse, that gold is somehow going to be the new monetary standard.
That's ridiculous.
When everybody's starving in an economic collapse, do you actually believe that they're going to trade you gold for food, water, shelter, you know, the actual sustenance of life?
I mean, that's just ridiculous.
They're going to actually trade you, if it's going to be a collapse in the market, for other commodities, actual commodities that can be used in an industrial manner.
Copper, I said, you know, you can look back in the archives at blogtalkradio.com/slash ghost.
I said that if the U.S. dollar, for all these ass clowns talking about how the U.S. dollar needs to be backed up by something, if we're going to be backing up by anything, we should be using something that actually has a market for it.
Copper is a perfect example.
And if you've been cashing in on the fact that copper has been raising steadily on a consistent basis, you're cashing in today because we've hit an all-time high on copper, you milky licking pieces of nipple clamp loving ass-tickling Michael Alec worshiping pieces of boy George Butt loving crap.
I mean, don't you understand copper closed at 459.350, a change of $4.90 close to $5.
And this has been a gradual increase from hell.
I mean, you know, copper has made some major gains.
And if you happen to have any kind of copper business or if you're saving copper, you're buying futures or options in copper, you should be cashing in like a mofo and be balling.
Anyway, gold, of course, was up the wazoo yesterday.
You were going to guarantee some sell-offs on gold.
Gold was down $3.40.
And of course, silver, of course, has been gradually going up.
People have been speculating that there might be a run on silver based upon all the gains that silver has been producing within the past, since the summer, I should say.
I would definitely, I don't know, necessarily believe that, but it's starting to look promising.
Cattle futures went up 15 cents.
Cattle feeder futures went down 27.5 cents.
And lean hog futures is up 15 cents.
All you commodities traders out there, that's what I'm talking about.
People liquidated those positions, but the ones that were going to be hit by this Arctic blast, what happened?
They went up.
Just as I said, damn, it's good to be right.
And then they pay these ass clowns who don't even know the first basis of or the first idea of trading or the fundamentals of creating some sort of a strategy to invest in.
Give me a break.
All right.
646-652-4869.
I want to hear from you here.
It's Baller Friday.
We're just going over the markets here.
I want to hear from you.
302, you're on the air.
Hey, Ghostman, what's up?
I wanted to bring a point out to the audience.
You said that the unemployment claims were down 48,000.
No, I said that jobs increased by 48,000 last month in January.
48,000.
I just wanted to bring up the fact that according to Cha-Chaw.com, there's a little over 19,000 cities and municipalities in the U.S.
That means that the jobs increased two people per city.
No, I completely agree.
It's pathetic.
No, no, and this is why I'm I can't believe that the equities markets would react this way given the fact that unemployment yes, it technically went down on a percentage rate, but the increase in jobs did not even make a dent in the average monthly job expectation.
I mean, it was down, what was it?
The expectation was one forty eight, one hundred forty eight thousand for the month of January.
We only got, was it thirty nine, forty eight thousand, whatever the hell it was.
And that was a dramatic, that was one hundred thousand job difference there.
And yet the equities market is still reacting as if this was a great day in Mr. Rogers' neighborhood.
This is why I say this is a Jekyll and Hyde market.
It's definitely good for day traders.
I mean, if you look throughout the day, it's an up and down market.
Dow Jones Industrials was up and down.
NASDAQ, SNP, great volatility for day trading.
But if you're looking for something in to hedge your money against the devaluing of the dollar, the pending increase or the hyperinflation in commodities, it's pretty difficult right now.
I'd be pretty hesitant to buy into the equities hysteria right now.
Hey, can I bring up one more point, Ghost?
Go for it.
I live down here in Georgia.
Our main electrical company is Southern Company.
They're known as Georgia Power, Alabama Power.
I just got a letter in the mail today saying they're going to put smart meters onto our houses.
And these smart meters will allow it.
So they no longer have to have meter maids.
And I can actually look up my power usage over the month online.
So you can go ahead and say that Southern Company is cutting a lot of people out of the workforce by putting these new meters on the houses because they're no longer going to have to have somebody come by door to door to check these meters.
They can do it from their conf offices wherever their headquarters are positioned at.
And that's also that's going to that right there is going to put a lot of people out of work.
A lot of people go around in these houses to check these meters, but you can go ahead and they say they're planning on putting 500,000 meters in my area alone, which is a small town of 120,000 people.
Man.
And you know, you're damn right, man.
But that right there is the state's attempt at trying to become solvent because we're having if you happen to be a municipal or state bond investor, things are looking a little uneasy.
I mean, the municipalities are actually and the states for that matter are actually some of the hardcore insolvent ones are considering bankruptcy.
So not only are you going to have them cutting in that fashion, but they're also going to be renegotiating, if not cutting out completely, federal pensions, state pensions, municipal pensions, pay freezes, things that these bureaucrats aren't used to.
And I mean, I think that not only will have an impact on the economic situation in America, but I think that these people are going to get upset.
I think that just like as you said, as they start phasing out certain state municipal federal employee jobs, it's not going to make the situation any better considering that there is no incentive for private enterprise to use all these profits.
I mean, they're sitting on what is it, a trillion in profits that they want.
Southern Company is a private company.
It's not ran by the government.
So they are.
They're cutting out jobs from their day-to-day operations.
But Aren't most power companies in the South usually have a municipal agreement that makes them the monopoly of that particular region?
Yeah, yeah, absolutely.
Whenever they have to have rate hikes, they have to, I'm not sure what the name of the committee is, but they have to actually propose it to this certain committee.
And this committee, the people in this committee are appointed by the government.
Oh, absolutely.
And that's why I'm saying, you know, the government could have a say-so, because what happens in that instance so that that municipality gives sole monopolistic authority to this power company, they have to come to some sort of agreement as a municipality because municipality, which is the city, actually acts as a corporation.
So what happens in certain situations like utility companies, they kind of merge in some fashion so that there can be an agreement, not just based on government contractual agreement, but by actual financial investment for the municipality to not only be in charge of certain aspects of the corporate infrastructure via a board,
but they're also invested in the fact that they probably own 50%, 49% of the actual electric company.
So that's why I'm saying, you know, to say that it's just private enterprise cutting those jobs, when the majority stockholder or one of the majority stockholders are in charge of making these types of decisions, you can't just kind of bypass the state.
Remember, states right now are cutting each other's throats.
You've got bureaucrats in office right now trying to cut other bureaucrats' throats and trying to make people's jobs look unnecessary or trying to phase them out with certain technology.
It's a real hectic situation.
That's why all these people that are running towards the equities markets, I don't know what the hell they're doing.
I mean, don't get me wrong, I'm glad.
I mean, if you happen to be a day trader, it's definitely some major liquidity options out there or opportunities, excuse me.
But to sit here and suggest that a lot of these things, especially in the NASDAQ and some of these Dow Jones industrial stocks, to say that they're that high in value at this point in time, given the fact that I don't even call this a recovery, I mean, you bring up a valid point that not only are they doing that there in that particular electric company, but they're doing that across the board across every bureaucratic infrastructure throughout the international or excuse me throughout America and the cities across America.
Well, I'll tell you the one thing that I have a problem with, and it's bittersweet for me because I'm also a customer of Southern Company, and I'm also a shareholder in Southern Company.
And that could be they propose these rate increases.
Southern company in Georgia, in Middle Georgia, increased their rates by 17%.
Okay, I don't have a problem with that.
That's what needed to be done.
But whenever they propose those 17% rate increases, they didn't let the powers that be know that they were about to lay all these people off come February when they install these smart meters.
Oh, well, certainly not.
Certainly not.
Well, you see, that's what's unfortunate about certain people who hold stock in companies, especially companies that have this type of relationship with government.
I mean, you've got to be very careful.
Remember, government has the money to be able to invest in the bean counters for them to be able to forecast what you just described here.
And not to mention that it's in both their interests to do so.
Now, the reason they had pay increases is to appease those that would not be necessarily for a cutting of a pretty good chunk of the workforce.
So how do you pacify them?
You pacify them with rate increase.
And of course, I'm sure the people at the top got themselves the most.
And as a result, to pay for that sort of rate increase, to maintain profitability, because remember, if you're a corporation, the whole objective of a corporation is to maintain profitability on a consistent basis.
And once you stop maintaining profitability, that's when you start looking bad as a corporation, the stockholders, and the stock positions actually go down in value.
So yeah, I hear you, man.
That's why.
Go ahead.
But as a stockholder of that business, I was for the rate increase back in December when they proposed it.
But now that I see this 17% increase, like I said, it's bittersweet for me because I'm a customer of the company and I'm also a stockholder.
But to see them raise the rates by 17% and then cut off half their workforce, or not half.
I don't know what percentage it is.
I'm just kind of exaggerating.
I'm sure it's about like 25, 30%.
I mean, I would imagine.
I mean, what possibly, I mean, besides the people sitting at the counter, you know, for the 10% of America who still go to Georgia Power to pay their fucking bills because they're too cheap to have internet, you know, I pay over the internet.
So, I mean, the overhead on that power company, I understand there's a lot that goes on at the actual plant, and there's a lot of cost involved in it.
But to raise your rates by 17% and then cut off, which I would estimate is, to be fair, I'd say 4% to 7% of their workforce, which is the contractors and the guys going out there reading the meters.
And to get the government to approve that 17% rate increase and cut off 6% of your work, it's just bad.
It's bad business.
I agree with you, sir.
And I want to thank you for calling in, by the way, some very informative insight on the electric company in Georgia.
But once again, you have to realize that this is what happens when you merge private enterprise with the public sector.
I mean, the public sector doesn't give a crap other than sustaining its own bureaucratic interest.
That's it.
Period.
Its own bureaucratic interest.
Utility Mergers and Tax Dollars00:07:10
You know, and then, you know, when you have these, it's just a disgusting marriage.
I mean, people get greedy, people get disgusting, and this is why you have these types of unscrupulous backhands towards the people that they're supposed to be saving jobs for.
That's why I just don't trust bureaucracy, man.
I mean, I've been playing Chuck Schumer's explanation of three branches of government, you know.
And what did he say?
Oh, we got a House, we got a Senate, we got a presidency or an executive branch.
I mean, this is an idiot who's been in office since 1975, and he believes that the three branches of government is the Congress, the Senate, and the Presidency.
He actually believes it.
This is an idiot making legislation.
He's writing laws.
He's raising taxes.
And this is an asshole who doesn't even know how the system works.
And he works in it.
So, you know, this is why I'm saying, you know, a lot of these, you know, monopolistic agreements with municipalities, you're talking about a lot of municipalities going bankrupt.
It's because of this marriage, man.
It's ridiculous.
I mean, it's disgusting, really.
But hopefully, for that gentleman, at least the stock goes up, you know?
Yeah, hopefully, at least you can cash in on that stock.
But believe me, I hear you, man.
I mean, I'm glad you brought in that story because just because bureaucrats are working today, just because teachers and administrators and people behind counters and the assholes at the county clerk and all these bureaucrats, all right?
All these bureaucrats, whenever they see economic contractions, they think that they're so secure.
This is what I'm saying.
Dumbasses that are working for any kind of state, municipality, or federal authority, these people are living in an alternate reality.
They don't even have to think anymore.
They don't even have to think.
Most bureaucracies are nothing but them pushing papers and getting paid astronomical rates for it and then getting these unrealistic retirements that you would never get in the private sector.
And then we wonder why these damn states and municipalities are insolvent.
Good God.
Anyway, I want to thank that listener for calling.
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Let's take some more callers, shall we?
404, you're on the air.
Hey, Ghost, how's it going, man?
What's going on, man?
Not much.
I just heard the last call I want to say is really good.
Brought up some good points, and I just wanted to kind of add on to that because I actually live down in the South Florida area myself.
And they're already starting to roll out the whole smart meter system.
And I know that there is basically they're doing like a staggered layoff of the meter readers already down here.
So, I mean, kind of the same thing is going on, but that was interesting.
I know that they kind of did a rate increase thing down here, and the rate increase got shot down a couple years ago.
But that's pretty interesting about Georgia.
But the other thing that's kind of interesting about those smart meters is that I don't know how much people really know about them, but I know quite a bit about this stuff.
The meters are actually coming from GE.
So GE is developing all these meters for all these people.
Not saying that because I think they're going to be worth any money.
No, well, you know, I think it's interesting that you bring it up because GE got bailed out by our tax dollars, and now they're getting more of our tax dollars in, you know, in essence, because a lot of these relationships with utility companies are merged with municipalities and state governments.
And, you know, they're basically getting our tax dollars in exchange for these widgets that they created on our tax.
I mean, this is why I'm saying the whole concept of merging government and private enterprise is horrible.
Go ahead, sir.
I'm sorry.
Oh, no problem.
Yeah, that was kind of what I was getting along to.
But I mean, the other thing that's kind of interesting is that these smart meters, unlike someone who goes out and reads your meter, they might go out and do that once a month.
They're now the companies are going to have the ability basically to ping your meter, check on it.
It's going to be reading information pretty much a thousand times, five anywhere between a thousand and five thousand times a day.
So, I mean, if you get someone smart on these meters, they'll end up eventually being able to know what time you're at home when you're not at home just based on your power consumption.
Technically, what they're doing here is what's setting up some sort of mini IP address to kind of read your meter.
Is that the essence of what I'm getting at here?
Essentially, yeah.
I mean, I don't know the whole thing about it, but I know that they can't basically what it's doing is that meter is essentially being read.
And yeah, they're able to ping it and just see, you know, what your consumption is because they got a way it works with the power, the power companies themselves is that, I mean, once that energy goes out there, it's not like the energy can be stored.
So they're basing, they're trying to base how much demand they need or how much of a supply they need to put out based on the demand.
This helps them with that.
But then, I mean, if you can imagine, if this information gets into the wrong hands, then you're going to end up, I mean, you can end up having people come in and rob you just based on them knowing when you're at home and when you're not based on those.
And not just that, I mean, you know, the probability of any kind of redistribution of somebody else's bill on your bill, I mean, I think the probability of fraud goes up a lot higher than actually having somebody else.
I mean, of course, you know, it depends on cost efficiency and, you know, where those cost cuts are going, where, you know, but let's be honest, they're going into the people's pockets that are, you know, up top.
And the reason they can get away with this is because they have manipulative bureaucrats that they're actually invested with that can be able to sell this in a more public relation type fashion as opposed to actually advertising as a regular private corporation.
As a regular private corporation, if they were ever wanting to do something like this when there was competition in the market, they would have to advertise a lucrative deal for customers or for clients or anybody to go and purchase their particular power in this instance.
But this is not the case because the utility grids and the infrastructure, in essence, was funded in part by municipalities, states.
Physical Gold Trading Strategies00:14:10
So this is why a lot of these places are merged with private enterprise.
But the merger of private enterprise and the public sector, this is what you get.
You get the efficiency model that's in the heads of most collective bureaucrats because anybody who's working in a government state funded system, they're a collectivist.
It's obvious.
So the collective idea based upon, you mixed with the self-interest portion of private enterprise doesn't mix well.
And this is the kind of incompetency that you get, man.
Yeah.
Hey, can I ask you one more thing real quick?
Go for it.
All right.
I appreciate it.
Going to be coming up here.
I've been able to stack up a little bit of money.
I'm going to be investing myself.
Don't have a ton that I'm going to be able to put in, but going to be able to have access to about three, four grand.
In your opinion, what's going to be the best thing?
What would you recommend as far as looking at?
I know you've been mentioning a lot on the commodities market, but didn't know what your thought would be as far as looking at that.
Well, you know, three or four grand.
I mean, do you own any gold shares or just physical gold or anything of that nature?
I haven't really touched the gold myself.
I got a little bit of silver back last year, and that's done halfway decent for me.
You know, believe it or not, what I would do with that four grand, is it liquid?
I mean, could you have access to it to be able to kind of just liquidate it, throw it out like in cash form?
Oh, yeah, absolutely.
Yeah, that's liquid.
I suggested this yesterday, but since this is Baller Friday, let's go ahead and talk about it again.
I would go into pawn shops and maybe small jewelry shops and see if you can negotiate physical gold.
And especially in pawn shops, because pawn shops aren't necessarily selling gold at the going rate of exchange at that base trading.
They're just basing their profit margin on how much they purchased the product and market it up so much percent so that they can get more profit.
What I suggest, and I know it's kind of shady, you don't get me wrong, pawn shops are not the best place to go, but if you go out there and just kind of gradually buy gold and just hold on to that as your cash reserve, I think at this point it's safer than a bank because the thing about gold, the funny thing that's happening is I think there's a bubble that's going on on gold right now, and we're going to see the repercussions of that in like two years max.
And I believe that we could see anywhere $3,000, $4,000, $5,000 an ounce.
But even so, even if it doesn't bubble up, let's say that you just hold on to that cash reserve.
You buy $4,000 worth of gold today.
You hold on to it in the safe.
You make sure that you're pretty secure.
Make sure to buy a gat.
Make sure to protect yourself.
Buy $4,000 worth of gold right now.
And even if it doesn't go up, because of the devaluing of the American dollar, it's going to go up by default.
And I just think that there's just a bubble happening.
If you look at every goddamn news channel, it's like you get a gold advertisement here, a gold advertisement there.
So I don't know if you can see this bubble, but I can see it.
Yeah, yeah, I definitely can see it going up, especially I laughed.
I was looking at an investing book the other day.
I was reading one, and it was from 2005, and it said gold was typically you can get gold around $300 an ounce.
And it's just kind of funny when you see it compared to what it is now.
No, it's big time.
And let me tell you, the thing about owning physical gold is you can liquidate that in cash.
It's not like you're trading in shares or you're trading anything of that nature.
I mean, you can go out to the same pawn shop or gold buyer.
There's going to be a lot of gold buyers at that time.
And let's say you held on to this gold in some safe or safety deposit box.
But I would, you know, just get a safe and make sure you hide it somewhere.
This $4,000 worth of gold could increase in $10,000, $12,000 later on in liquidation.
And that's just straight liquid.
That's something if you need some cash right away without having to dive into any kind of nest eggs or that sort of thing.
Cool.
Very cool.
I mean, that's just my personal opinion.
I mean, you got $4,000 there.
Instead of trying to speculate on this weird Jekyll and Hyde market, since you don't have any gold in your portfolio at all, it would just be advisable just, hey, that $4,000 and get some gold.
And don't be afraid to haggle with these idiots.
That's why you have the cash in your hand to say, look, you see something for $500, say, look, I got 200 cash right here.
I want that right there.
Oh, yeah.
Go get it.
Yeah, I'll dig them down.
I'm not going to mess around with that.
All right, man.
Hey, do you have a blog or anything, or you want to give anybody a shout-out?
No, I don't have anything.
I just hope you have, I'm hoping Tyrone or Mr. Fortune Cookie or some of them can get on your show sometime soon.
Hey, we just might have it.
We're going to talk a little bit about some racism that's crept up in the mainstream media that we're going to talk about.
And we're getting some Black History Month stuff here pretty soon.
Awesome, man.
All right.
Well, I'll be sure to keep listening.
All right, man.
Hey, thanks for calling, man.
You always provide pretty good questions and insight, man.
Appreciate it.
You too.
Take it easy, Go.
Later.
Later.
All right, six four six six five two four eight six nine is the number to call if you want to call in.
You're listening to the True Capitalist Radio Show.
I am your host, the man they call Ghost.
Once again, I want to thank everybody for tuning in with me.
It is Baller Friday.
We're taking your calls.
We're talking about the markets today.
We talked about it earlier.
We're talking about how the unemployment rate kind of dropped to 9%.
Although it dropped 9%, it only added 38,000, 40,000 jobs in the market, the employment market, in the month of January, which is a very manipulative number, which is why the equities markets today, for some reason, took a jump up, which is beyond me up in here.
But if you're a day trader, once again, this right here, this right here is the time to day trade.
When you see choppy ass markets where one hour the Dow is down 20 points, the next it's up 10.
These are the types of places you can get liquidity.
And once again, I've been getting a lot of people asking me, well, Ghost, how the hell do you day trade?
I mean, you know, what does it take exactly to day trade?
Well, let me explain.
You have to have at least 20,000 on hand.
All right, at least 20,000.
All right?
And the reason I'm saying 20,000 is so that you can be able to at least obtain 500 to 1,000 shares, hold on to them to one of these choppy hours when you buy it when it's down low and then it goes up about a dollar and you sell it off real quick.
Or if it goes up about 50 cents, you sell it off real quick.
That's quick liquidity.
That's quick cash.
That's quick money right there.
And what do you do with that cash?
Well, you relay the cash that you made through all those days through all those little trades in day trading and you flip it.
And then you go and you put those particular profits or that liquidity into something else so that you can gain even more profits.
That's capitalist, folks.
That's how you become a bowler.
You know?
I mean, this is Baller Friday, folks.
I mean, I know that everybody's sitting here saying, you know, what does that mean?
Look, this is Black History Month.
This is Black History Month.
We're celebrating Black History Month by kind of emphasizing certain elements of the urban culture.
And at the same time, we're also playing black artists for the month of February.
And for all you idiots and ass clowns that don't know, yeah, February is Black History Month.
All right, ass clown.
All right.
But anyway, baller, of course, for all you those that still don't know, is another terminology that the urban community references to those that are living lavish or living a lavish lifestyle.
Or, you know, you get the point.
That's what a baller is.
And what we're trying to do in Baller Friday is giving people ways to be able to ball without spending so much cash.
Now, the last caller talked about he had about three or four grand in liquid and he needed some advice on what to put it in.
And given the fact that this young man had no gold in his portfolio whatsoever, I advised him to suggested that, hey, why not just buy physical gold, you know, and not to mention, you know, buying physical gold from a pawn shop being cheaper, but it's fun.
It's fun for Christ's sake.
I mean, you can go out and get a damn $10,000 Rolex for like $2,500, $2,000 if you know how to negotiate.
Cash.
I mean, you can get Tag Hauer watches for like, you know, $500 cash if you got it on you.
You can just and just go up to these bastards into the pawn shops, you know?
Just go up and say, here, look, here's $500.
I want that Tag Hauer watch that says it's $1,700.
I want it here, $500.
Cash.
If you see some gold chain, $14 karat gold, you see a certain price on it, just throw the cash on the table and say, take it or leave it.
All right?
And I'm telling you, they may not go for that particular price, but they know that you're serious and they know that you at least got that cash that you put on the table, so you can actually negotiate.
And you can actually get physical gold for lower than market price.
And not to mention, you can wear it, man.
You can be a baller.
You can impress chicks.
If you're one of these ugly, fat chicks, you can impress dudes.
You can be the glamour of last call for alcohol.
And you have this gold on, and people are like, yeah, Give me a break.
646-652-4869 is the number to call here.
We got a couple of milky liquors in the damn chat room trying to cause a ruckus here.
And of course, this is the kind of thanks I get for shooting pearls to the world out here.
Giving people ideas on how to make some cash.
Anyway, before I get off on some mad tirade, I want to finish what I'm saying about gold.
Once you have gold in your possession, you buy it at cheap rates at the pawn shop.
What you can do is sell it off later on once the market goes up the ass.
Once the market goes up the ass and you got prices at about $2,000, $3,000, $4,000, you can sell this gold at market value to these gold buyers that are going to be available.
They're already here.
You see them on TV.
We'll buy your gold.
We'll buy your scrap gold.
And they'll buy it at market value, if not just a little under.
And before you know it, all right, before you know it, you can liquidate those cash reserves that you've just been holding on to in your safe, man.
Or you've been wearing them out.
If you can go to the club and press some bimbos, you know I'm serious.
Go out to the club and press some bimbos for heaven's sake.
Anyway, 646-652-4869 is the number called here.
Let's go ahead and take some more callers.
111, you there?
What's up?
Hey, what's going on, man?
I'm good.
How you doing?
I'm just chilling like an insane villain.
I remember when I was fucking her back about 10 years ago, you know what used to amaze me about her was not after she got done with me the way she normally shut up.
You sound like a fat jelly ass trying to be funny.
Probably trying to impress some toothless, milky-looking bimbo that's back there like, I'm bored.
I'm bored.
And you're like, you know what I can do there, anime, and call up through capitalist radio because we're nothing but trailer park trash living cheese with guttland pieces of garbage.
And I'm going to call them there and I'm going to make fun, boy.
Give me a break.
646-652-4869 is the number to call.
We've talked about the markets.
We talked about commodities, equities.
We talked about how the dollar is rising on most currencies in the international community.
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I want to talk a little bit about the business around Super Bowl Sunday.
That's right, folks.
This Sunday, Super Bowl Sunday, for all you fat-bloated, beer-drinking bastards that just can't wait to just invite the boys over.
And it's the only time of the year that your wife will probably actually give you some because she sees you in the midst of a group of people that actually find you important.
And then she's like, all right, I guess I got to screw this fat-bloated, you know, chicken wing-smelling bastard.
But anyway, I want to talk a little bit about the Super Bowl Sunday business and how much business the Super Bowl brings in to America, believe it or not, this event.
I mean, why we don't have Monday off the next day is beyond me because people are consuming large amounts of alcohol, food, chili, guacamole dip.
I mean, the works.
You know, I mean, I don't know about you, but whenever I see employees after Super Bowl Sunday, I mean, it usually smells like a bad shit stall in the shop because these idiots are flatulating all the garbage that they've been eating for the past 24 hours.
And, you know, it basically is just a sick, disgusting display.
But the thing about the Super Bowl, all right?
The thing about the Super Bowl is there have been 4.5 million TVs sold, you know, I think in the month of, or in the past, actually several weeks when approaching Super Bowl Sunday.
You know, 4.5 million televisions.
Not to mention televisions have been going down because of mass production.
But anyway, not to mention that the advertising, you know, everybody's favorite part of the Super Bowl when the damn when the damn Super Bowl game sucks the chrome off of a 57 Chevy bumper and it really, you know, just it just sucks.
What does everybody stay tuned for?
The advertisements.
Well, folks, it's gotten pathetically ridiculous at this point in time.
$3 million Is going to get you 30 seconds on this mofo.
All right.
Yeah.
$3 million.
I mean, can you believe this crap?
$3 million?
$3 million?
I mean, I don't know about you folks.
If you happen to be investing in one of these companies that are going to be paying $3 million for this advertising, all right?
This advertising that we see on the damn tube every Super Bowl Sunday.
I would question the expenditure of that particular advertising expense if you're holding a stock of one of these companies that are down in value or that didn't meet up to the streets' expectations for the past couple of quarters.
I mean, I'm serious, folks.
This is disgusting to see $3 million.
And we got some idiot in here who says he wipes his ass with $3 million.
Yeah, right, ass clown.
All right.
If you wipe your ass with $3 million, why don't you throw a damn porno party and get Bombshell McGee and Debbie Does Dallas and all these other bimbos get the best suite at the Beverly Hills Hotel over there and get about two and a half kilos of cocaine and go to town.
What the hell are you doing here?
What the hell are you doing here?
Anyway, but $3 million in advertising, if you happen to be an investor who's invested in one of these companies that are actually putting up the $3 million for these advertising and they haven't been meeting up to their profit expectation and bringing down the stock value, I would go and call public relations.
I would call investor relations right away.
All right.
And say, what the hell are you assholes doing with my money?
All right.
Because when you invest in a company, you invest your money in hopes of these idiots making profit so that the value of that stock that you've invested in goes up in value.
But when they're missing quarterly profit expectations, and yet they have the audacity to make purchases for $3 million for 30 seconds at the Super Bowl, I mean, that doesn't just, I mean, that's like a hit to the breadbasket, man.
Are you kidding me?
I mean, that burns a hole in my stomach.
I mean, that makes me want to bitch slap a CEO of a company with a Bruno Malley shoe.
You know, with one glove, for heaven's sake.
646-652-4869 is the number to call.
I want to hear from you.
I want to hear from you.
What do you think about Super Bowl Sunday?
I mean, not to mention, you know, the predictions and Romplus Berger and that other bastard that replaced that Brett Favre.
You know, Brad Favre, the guy that, you know, picture text that bimbo with his 40-year-old wrinkled Johnson and the broad, you know, wasn't prepared to see that type of John Bobbitt looking sight.
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So she decided to go to the press and accuse Favre of sexual harassment, whatever that bitch said.
I mean, give me a break.
You know?
But the Rodgers, there you go, Aaron Rodgers.
That's a stupid name.
I mean, you know, before we talk about all the predictions and all this crap, I mean, I want to talk about the business.
I want to talk about $3 million for 30 seconds advertising.
I want to talk about 4.5 million TVs being sold because of this Super Bowl here.
I want to talk about six million chicken wings being sold by Buffalo Wild Wings alone.
All right?
Six million chicken wings are going to be consumed at the Buffalo Wild Wings establishment.
If you happen to not know them, they've been kind of taking a dive in the stocks as of late.
But, you know, they're still striving hard.
These are the types of seasonal events that brings in their profitability.
And they've already got 6 million wings dedicated to the Super Bowl event.
I mean, how many chickens is that?
You know?
I mean, how many chickens is that?
I mean, good God.
I mean, I like chicken wings.
Don't get me wrong.
I freaking love chicken wings.
I love them.
But, you know, I feel kind of bad.
As a matter of fact, there's a place down here in Austin, Texas called Pluckers, which was started by a couple of college kids at the University of Texas.
And they started it out of a little joint, you know, right here.
You know, it's not necessarily by campus, but it's right by, or almost by.
And they started this place.
It's off the drag, actually, I think it was.
And they started this little joint, and before you know it, they've got, you know, chains all over Texas at this point in time.
Anyway, they have this all-you-can-eat chicken wing situation they got.
You know, it's on Mondays, $13.99 all-you-can-eat chicken wings.
And as a matter of fact, you may be able to find my picture on their, you know, on their little picture board there of somebody who's ate over 70 chicken wings at one sitting.
But that's just between you and I, you know, and the only reason I'm sharing that with you folk is you seem like good people.
But, you know, sometimes when I have those hogging sessions, you know, those gluttonous hogging sessions with chicken wings, I think about all the damn chickens that had to die.
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You know?
All the chickens that had to die to, you know, be my chicken wing dinner.
And some people ask, well, why do you like chicken wings?
I mean, what's the big deal about it?
It centralizes the taste of whatever sauce is on them.
It's like a centralized tasting edible spoof, so to speak.
You know?
I'm telling you, I love me some chicken wings, boy.
You know?
Love me some chicken wings.
But speaking of people who don't like pork, we got one angry Jew on the horn here.
What's going on, one angry Jew?
It's about time you picked me up.
And I want to change your vernacular.
One thing, it's tag who are.
It's TOG, not tag.
Not playing a game.
Second, stop calling these people in Washington authoritarians or authorities or everything else.
Call them what they are.
They're a bunch of fucking pirates.
Pirates.
Living in.
And you know what the Congress is?
It's a pirate ship.
Go down there, walk inside.
You're walking inside a pirate ship.
You take your life into your own hands.
Call these fuckers what they are.
Hold on, hold on, hold on.
Eat a matzah ball there, one angry Jew.
Listen to me for a second, and I'll put you back on.
First of all, the American people elected these scumbags that are in office today.
The American people.
The same American people that are pissing and moaning about the current situation in hand, even though they elected these dumbass, disgusting, power-hungry autocrats in Washington.
Now, I would agree with you, and I've been agreeing with you.
Look in the archive when I was political, when I was conservative.
Listen to all the political rhetoric I attempted to convey on this broadcast with nobody listening.
Okay?
Nobody listening.
Okay?
Now that I'm a capitalist and basically saying, you know what, who gives a crap?
I can make capital based upon any government.
All right?
I mean, yeah, so what?
I guess the bureaucrats in office are a bunch of scumbags.
Big deal.
The people ain't going to do nothing about it there, Jew.
The people aren't going to do anything about it.
They're just going to sit on their asses.
And even though they get a little mad, all the government has to do is just throw a check at them, throw some government cheese, or throw some kind of voucher at them.
And they're all with it.
Everything's all right.
So, you know, if these people want this kind of government, is it really wrong, Jew?
I don't want this kind of government.
You don't want this kind of government.
But we've got to stop talking about them and giving them power.
It's as bad as when I hear somebody say we live in a democracy.
We don't live in a democracy.
It's a constitutional republic.
It doesn't act like a constitutional republic, but we don't live in a democracy.
I listen to that scumbag Obama say it all the time, and don't even mention that Schumer.
Schumer, with that sly little smile of his, that piece of shit that he is, has been in Congress for how long?
How does that guy stay there?
Why?
Because New York City keeps putting him back in there and because New York City is full of a bunch of jerkwatt assholes who don't know what the fuck they're doing up there.
I get sick and tired of listening to that piece of crap.
You got everybody else up there, they're pirates.
They stick their hands in your pockets, they steal from you, and if they don't, if don't let them steal from you, what do they do?
Then they come at you at the point of a gun.
Pieces of garbage that they are.
Don't give them a bunch of people.
Hey, look, Jew, you're preaching the choir here, Jew, okay?
I agree with you, but this ain't a perfect world.
I wish it was.
I wish everybody was as competent enough to understand the fundamentals of this government, the fundamentals of our society, what we were built on.
But it ain't like that.
This is a new world now, Jew.
This is a new world.
These idiots care more about getting entitlements and sitting on their fat asses and watching American Idol.
They could care less about any of the things that you just discussed right now.
And if you don't believe me, why don't you take a look back in my archive for about two or three years?
There's thousands upon thousands of minutes of broadcasts of people not giving two rats' asses that this country was being robbed right from under them.
So if they don't care, why should I care?
I'm just about the money, baby.
I'm making cash as it is.
You know, I'm making so much cash, it's disgusting.
You know, and the reason is because not only am I good at financial speculation, but I'm not a moron.
You know, so if and this is what makes people like capitalists who think like myself above everybody else.
And I don't think the people are going to get a little upset about it.
But look, capitalists are above everybody else because even though there's all this hardship and all this badness and oh, they're doing this to us, they're doing that.
Hey, we're still able to survive.
You know, for all the losers that are being created because of our entitlement system, that means that there's much more opportunity for winners.
I mean, shouldn't you think about it like that, one angry Jew?
Think about it.
Because there's so many losers and losers are being manufactured by our shit-ass public education system, and our entitlement system keeps sustaining these losers on 40-ounce bottles and happy, wacky tobacco smoke.
I mean, don't you think it's good that there's so many losers in this country that it makes easier for people that want to be winners?
All right, let me ask you this question.
How long are you going to stay in this country?
Because all those losers are going to be coming to your house.
You've got to sleep sometime.
All those losers are going to come to your house for what you got.
Because one day when they don't have any food, when there's no food.
You saw the videos from Walmart and all the rest of the places where these animals, fucking piece of shit, animals, broke down the doors, broke down the metal security gates, come running through, stepping on everybody, stepping on women's heads.
They didn't give a shit.
They were animals.
In fact, I don't even think herds of animals do that.
I don't think they step on each other.
Somehow, they managed to get out of the way.
They managed not to step on other people or other animals.
And yet, these animals were stepping on everybody.
But these are the people that are going to show up at your door.
You've got to sleep.
How many people?
No, Jew.
First of all, you got that mistaken, all right?
You got that mistaken because I'm going to be out of here in like a couple of years.
I'm going to be staying here when finally the tax cuts of the Bush is the Bush tax cuts are going to be reset, and finally they're going to cut spending.
And when all these elements come together, they're going to have a lot of pissed off people.
So I'm considering investing in a foreign market and getting the hell out of here.
But at the same time, let's say I didn't.
Let's say I didn't.
Why do you think that there's so much incremental authoritarianism going on in America today?
I think it's because, one, they want control.
Two, they're afraid.
You know, the Army has been deployed in the streets of America.
Did you know that?
And that's not a conspiracy.
I know.
Oh, yeah.
I've seen it.
Are you kidding me?
I've seen it.
So you've seen the Army helping police do checkpoints and whatnot.
This is nothing more.
That's right.
And TSA, everybody thought TSA was going to stay within their confines at the airport.
They're not doing that.
They're branching out into train stations, bus stations.
They want to set up shop.
I imagine that they're going to be at the Super Bowl.
Of course they are.
Checking people as they come in.
Who in the you know what?
I thought you guys lived in the Republic of Texas.
I didn't realize that you ceded that land over to the federal government.
Have they ceded the Super Bowl, the land that the Superdome sits on?
Look, look, Jew, I know that you're still in part of that Enlightenment movement who still believes that the true essence of man is good.
But I don't know if you've checked out the American landscape or the international landscape for that matter.
The true essence of man is not good.
It's not good.
All this freedom, look at what this freedom has done to us there, Jew.
You know, I mean, you've got people pissing and moaning because they don't have the materialistic widgets that they so desperately need that defines their lives.
I mean, look at what happened to this asshole in Austin, Texas over here.
This guy, I forgot the hell, I forgot his name because he's so insignificant to life.
But because he didn't pay taxes on this engineering business and the IRS was coming to get some cash from his unpaying tax ass, all of a sudden he wants to become a communist, writes this suicide note about, you know, for the people and communism and all this other crap.
All right?
And then he gets his private plane, which I don't know how many people that are po-communists, you know, have private planes, and he flies it into the IRS building.
Okay?
You know, Jew, we're not dealing with rational people anymore.
This is a dumb America.
I mean, I hate to say it.
I'm not saying everybody's out there dumb.
I mean, I know that there's capitalists out there and we need to all look out for each other.
But there's a lot of dumb people in America today that are pissing and moaning, giving everybody an opportunity to pass off their own life's bad decisions to somebody else.
It's my mama's fault.
It's my daddy's fault.
It's this fancy.
Shut your mouth.
It's your fault, you dumb, silly ass, crudy ass, milky-looking bastard.
It's your fault.
Anyway, do you got anything else to say, Jew?
Because you're starting to sound like Alex Jones.
You got anything else to say?
You've been using this term milky liquor for as long as I've been listening to you.
What the hell is a milky liquor?
Yeah, well, you know, just ask your mama.
All right?
Get them all.
Get them off.
That's about enough.
I mean, look, Jew.
I mean, you know, at first when you started calling and you started giving some decent insight about business, now you're getting, you know, Alex Jones-ish with this rhetoric that you're coming along with.
Look, do I agree that this damn government sucks a cock with it?
Yeah, and excuse my French on that for all the folks that are listening in.
Do I agree that these damn bureaucrats are disgusting and they're imbecilic and they're power-hungry and they don't care about the people?
Yes, I know this.
I've been saying this for a long period of time.
But is anybody listening?
Does anybody listen?
Do you hear what I hear?
I mean, no, no, I heard nothing.
I heard nothing.
Instead, you know what we have on the left?
We have worshiping ass clowns that are, you know, cult of personality idiots that, you know, elect people like Barack Obama and Charles kick the American people in the ball, Schumer, and, you know, Anthony Wiener.
Anthony plays with himself, Wiener.
And then on the right, what do we have on the right?
I mean, goddammit.
God damn it.
What do we have on the so-called conservative side, on the so-called right-wing of the political spectrum?
What do we have to choose from?
This goddamn Sarah Palin, this stupid bimbo that, you know, goes out and clubs seals in the middle of Arctic winters to prove that she's got bigger balls than her fruity ass husband over here.
And then when you read in the National Enquirer that her husband is actually getting hand jobs from Eskimos at medical spas, and then you got her daughter.
Oh, Jesus Christ, their daughters?
I mean, this is supposed to be some conservative family here, and you got these daughters shitting out kids before they're even 18.
You know, and this is supposed to be the mouthpiece of conservatism, huh?
We're supposed to somehow bow down to this and say, oh, look, it's a great thing.
Look, it's okay that she's, you know, a teenage pregnancy out of wedlock.
That's going to be all right.
It's a gift from God.
That's what it is.
Yes.
I mean, go live in an igloo, Sarah Palin, and get the hell out of here.
Seriously, man.
I mean, this bimbo single-handedly broke up the conservative movement.
That's why I'm not conservative anymore.
All right?
I'm not conservative anymore.
Those assholes betrayed me.
They betrayed me.
You understand that?
Decades upon decades of dedication to a moral principle, you know, to a certain code of ethics that defined the conservative movement.
That defined the conservative principles out here.
But you know what they did?
They turned their backs on them, and yet they took the damn label of conservatism and put it on this stupid, disgusting, four-eyed, slant-jawed bimbo, Sarah Palin, and redefined this skank as the essence of conservatism.
This absolute imbecile.
This bitch who actually believes that the reason the Cold War was won was because the Russians spent so much money on Sputnik that it bankrupted them and made them cripple.
I kid you not, that's exactly what she said.
Believes that the Russian, the USSR, the Soviet Union, fell because they spent so much money on Sputnik, even though that was 1950, whatever the hell.
They spent so much money on Sputnik that that's what caused them to fall in whatever the hell, 1989, 90, whatever the hell it was.
Who cares?
You know?
Ancient history at this point in time.
We've got so many problems as American people, it's disgraceful.
All right?
And this is why I'm saying, folks, I'm sick.
All right?
I'm sick.
Whenever I hear of Sarah Payne, like, vote for Shane Payne, I vote for Sarah Palin.
I mean, good God, I want to go call Todd Palin, you know, and tell him to stop getting hand jobs from Eskimos at medical spas and go throw a smackdown on this stupid bitch.
You know, I mean, give me a break, man.
I mean, look, okay, I get it.
You know, the whole reason why everybody's following her and everybody thinks she's good is because the women are admiring her because she's a woman, yay, woman power.
And of course, all these hard legs that call themselves conservatives out here like her because she's hot.
You know, she's hot.
Olive Garden Controversy Discussed00:15:47
You know, they wax their carrot to the skank's picture.
And, you know, this is why she's got so much popularity.
It's not for her substance.
It's not for the fact that she can say anything.
She has any ideas.
She has any kind of insight.
She can't even explain to us what she reads every day.
Miss Sarah Palin, what kind of newspapers do you read to keep yourself afloat when it comes to the national news?
You know, I, you know, all of them, all of them.
Sarah Palin, who's your favorite founding father?
You know, all of them, all of them.
I mean, she talks like a skank.
The typical skanks that you see out here in everyday America trying to move ahead in life, trying to act more sophisticated than they do, that know how to bundle up a couple of words to be able to pacify somebody up top so that they can move ahead.
And the reason they can get away with this crap is because they're attractive.
And this is an ex-beauty queen, right?
I mean, wasn't this bitch like, you know, you know, Miss Beaver Alaska or whatever the hell she was.
Who cares?
I mean, this is it here.
And this is the type of government that is ruling our economic system.
I mean, it's very serious, folks.
And this is why I'm saying, all capitalists, this is a call to you all.
All right?
You have to worry about stacking your chips and you've got to worry about diversifying your assets.
And this is not a joke.
All right?
This is not a joke.
I mean, look at this incompetent government that we have.
This is a disgusting disgrace of itself.
All right?
It's a disgusting disgrace of itself.
Jesus Christ.
It makes me sick, man.
I'm sorry.
I mean, there's people in here telling me, you know, are you mad?
You mad?
You mad?
You're goddamn right I'm mad.
I'm mad because I'm seeing this supposed country, this bastion of capitalism, become the bastard of capitalism.
And now, and folks, if you happen to own a business, you know what I'm talking about.
You know what I'm talking about.
You have these people come in.
I mean, single whore mothers.
I'm sorry.
I know I get a lot of flack for this.
People email me up, giving me a lot of flack.
I'm sorry.
But you've got these goddamn single mothers out here.
These single mothers that come into retail establishments.
I've got many of them all over Texas.
And when I'm out on the weekends, as a matter of fact, I'm going on the road checking out a couple of my retail outlets across Texas.
You know, I'll go in there, just kind of kick back, watch business as usual, see if the managers are taking care of things, seeing if The employees are given proper customer service and not stealing from me.
And it never fails.
It never freaking fails.
Some dumb bimbo comes in with about five or six kids trailing her cottage cheese ass.
She waddles her ass up, you know, sees something that she likes on the counter on the shelf or something, just picks it up.
It's obviously $10, all right?
$10 on the retail price.
The ticket is blatantly on the freaking arm.
It's on the freaking arm.
Okay?
But no.
You know what this bitch does?
She brings up these disgusting, you know, a couple of these kids are wearing nothing but a diaper.
You know, and what the hell's up with that?
What the hell's up with that, the Poe in America?
I mean, you actually think that that's some kind of dress code for babies?
Throwing a fucking diaper on these, and half the time the diaper is smelled up with about two or three loads in there, and it's disgraceful.
But anyway, she comes up with the $10 retail item.
It's blatantly on the product.
And instead of, you know, pulling out the money or her, you know, child support card or, you know, whatever, whatever she has to pay with.
All right?
You know the proverbial story, folks.
You know, you know the proverbial story.
She comes up with the item.
It says $10 on the goddamn retail ticket.
And what does she say?
Come on, baby.
I only got $4.
I only got $4 up in here.
I tell you what, I give you this $4.
You give me this right here.
Okay, baby?
We call it a diva, baby.
Okay, baby.
And, you know, me, I'm looking at this, you know, disgusting, disgrace to human filth that, you know, cross-eyed a little bit.
And I'm saying, look, ma'am, no, this is a $10 item.
You see, there's a price.
You know, this little ticket right here is called a price.
And you have to pay $10 for it.
And she looks at me and starts looking at it and she's like, but you're not understanding.
My kids.
My kids.
You're not understanding, baby.
I'll give you this $4 right here.
And then you just take it, baby, because you've got to understand my kids.
And, you know, what am I supposed to say?
These people actually make a scene when you've got other customers in the damn store, other customers in the store, and I'm like, okay, ma'am, it's $10.
I mean, you're just going to have to, you know, go ahead and pay for that.
But my kids, my kids, you're not understanding, sir.
My kids.
What about your kids?
You know?
What about your freaking kids?
Why is it my problem?
Why is it my problem that I got to take care of these brats that you shitted out of your clogged up uterus pipe?
And you didn't have the means to sustain their sustenance.
Why is it my fault, you stupid skink?
Unfortunately, I didn't say that to her, but I told her just to put the damn thing down.
I'll call the cops.
But, you know, of course, you know, when I said that, she's like, man, screw this plate, man.
Screw this plate.
My kids.
They don't care about my kids, baby.
They don't care about me.
And then she started throwing crap around and breaking stuff.
I mean, no type of respect for authority whatsoever.
No type of respect for authority whatsoever.
And of course, I was trying to keep my composure because I really wanted to get my pimp hand strong on this slut.
If you know what I'm talking about.
I wanted to test my pimp hand on this bitch's grill.
But she had five kids and six kids, whatever it was.
I couldn't keep counting.
She had kids there, and I don't think her kids would, you know, be able to live with themselves.
They'd probably become criminals if they're not going to be already when they see their mom getting smacked by a ghost over here right in the grill.
But I just told them I called the cops, and she got all upset.
She's like, You don't understand my kids.
My kids.
I could give you $4 for this, but you're not going to get out of the screwdriven's manister throwing crap.
It's my store.
My store.
She's throwing crap all over the place because of my kids.
Anyway, sorry, I didn't mean to go off on that tirade, folks.
It just makes me sick, man.
I mean, anybody who's a business owner, anybody who's a business owner knows what I'm talking about.
It's a disgrace.
Anyway, add to your favorites and your bookmarks blogtalkradio.com/slash ghost.
That's blogtalkradio.com/slash ghost.
You know what I'm talking about?
You know, hook me up with a bookmark and a website, or bookmarking a favorite, excuse me, and spread that link around like wildfire, folks.
Spread it around everywhere.
Anyway, we're going to take some calls here.
646-652-4869.
315, you're on the air.
Hi.
Actually, I wanted to just say one thing.
I had sex with your mother last night, and I was wondering how you thought.
That's impossible because you sound fruitier than a box of Froot Loops, for Christ's sake.
Are you kidding me?
I mean, that's just completely impossible.
You know, I mean, you sound like you were servicing glory holes in the San Francisco bathhouse by the sound of your voice, for Christ's sake.
Yeah, I just wanted to call and say, and I had sex with your mother last night.
And oh, my God, Gus, why don't you just show me a toolbox?
How about that, Ghost?
Why don't you sell me a toolbox?
I just want to see it, baby.
Shut your stupid, fruity ass mouth.
Get this idiot off of here.
Piece of fruity ass crap.
If you're going to call up here and make a prank call, why don't you sound off like you got some bass in your voice?
All right?
Why don't you sound off like you got some bass in your voice instead of sounding like you just popped out of the nutsack of boy George or some crap?
Piece of garbage.
5.6, you're on the air.
Hey, my name is Dan.
How's it going?
Hey, what's up, man?
Yeah, man.
I saw one of those with your mother last night.
Oh, Jesus Christ.
Well, at least you got bass in your voice, but you're trying to sound black, and I know that you're whiter than Bill Clinton's ass cheeks.
All right?
See, that's another thing.
Why are white people trying to act black?
I mean, isn't that the most racist thing to do is to make fun of black inner-city strife by sitting over here knowing that you have no business in the ghetto and yet you're going to act like, hey, yeah, man, look at me.
I'm white, baby, and I know I'm acting stupid, but you know what, baby, it don't matter.
Eminem.
That's all I got to say.
Eminem, baby.
Eminem.
Huh?
Yeah.
Huh?
Eminem.
That's all I got to say.
I mean, give me a break.
I mean, just give me a damn break.
Anyway, I'm not racist.
See, here we go again.
You know, ghosts, you're a racist.
I'm not freaking racist, you pieces of crap.
All right?
I'm not racist.
I have a whole bunch of friends that happen to be black.
All right?
I happen to watch black movies.
I happen to listen to black music.
All right?
All right.
I mean, you know, now that I've been drinking Miller High Life and they've got this new black girl on there, I happen to be drinking black beer.
You know, so how the hell am I a racist, you piece of crap?
All right?
I don't even like white people.
I don't even like white people.
How about that?
You know, when I look at white trailer trash, I mean, they disgust me just as much as any other trash that I see.
You know, these single-wide trailer-living pieces of cheese, whiz, guzzling, hee-haw, watch, and garbage that sit over here with their three teeth and they're like, Hey, dirty, get the hell out of here.
Anyway, folks, 646-652-4869 is the number to call here.
Check this out, folks.
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It's the reason why I'm here, you milky liquors.
But anyway, we're in what was it, man?
We're well into the second hour of Baller Friday.
And for those of you that don't understand about Baller Friday, it means that you're not going to go out there and pay retail price for garbage that's going to depreciate 50-60% in a couple of weeks.
You're not going to go out and blow all this cash on Chinese-made widgets at $500 a pop when you know it only costs about $6, $7 to buy.
You know what I'm talking about on the wholesale end in China.
You know what I'm talking about?
What the hell?
People are saying, What?
Olive Garden?
Olive Garden?
Where the hell did that come from, you Milky Liquor?
I haven't gone to the Olive Garden ever since they started taking the food card as an actual method of payment, you Milky Liquor.
Yeah, yeah, you got the actual food card is actually accepted at damn Olive Garden.
So you got these idiot and eight kids.
You know, you can't even have a decent meal anymore because you got idiots and eight kids, and like eight of them.
They're hopping all over the chair.
They're coming into your booth, you know.
I mean, give me a break.
And when they have that never-ending pasta bowl, I mean, give me a break.
I mean, do you want to talk about lard-ass central?
All right?
You're talking about lard-ass central.
You want to get a you know, a whole congregation of fat people, never-ending pasta bowl at Olive Garden.
Anyway, 646-652-4869, peeps.
You know how it is.
Get back to me.
Anyway, this is Baller Friday, folks.
And the reason I'm saying Baller Friday is because we all have to live lavish as capitalists.
You know, we all got to be ballers up in this joint.
You know, we can't just sit back and play with our pecker shafts and hope that the government's going to give us some sort of check.
Give me a check, baby.
Give me my check.
Give me my car.
Give me my girlfriend, baby.
Come on, government, come on.
That's not how we roll, baby.
That's not how us capitalists roll.
You want to know why?
Because this is the way we ball.
You know what I'm talking about?
Oh, man.
Oh, this is the way we ball, baby.
capitalists.
Yeah, we ran play.
The third coast doing what we out.
I'm back on the team.
Free Sky King.
Brand new piece.
I'm still watching screen.
I love wearing platinum, but my favorite colours green.
I'm hopping out Ferrari.
My house is three-story.
I'm still independent, cause jobs couldn't afford me.
The meetings were boring.
For real, I was snoring.
The VP was fine, yeah, she made me kind of horny.
But that's another story.
Let's get back to the topic right now.
Me and him negotiating about the rockets.
We might buy the comic, name it, I done it.
If you see it and want it, buy it from ponies.
This is for my homies.
Pat and DJ Scream ruin RIP Dow.
Cause I really miss you.
Boy, I'ma stay true until the day I fall.
East coast and west coast, this is how we ball.
And we like to flow all my diamonds out.
I represent the dirty, dirty way, dirty ball.
And we ride and play, jacks and escalate.
We dirty coast, doing what we all.
And we like to blow all my diamonds loud.
I represent the dirty, dirty way, dirty ball.
And we ride and play, jacks and escalate.
We third coast going what we're thinking.
Designer clothes and fashion shows.
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I'm thanking.
All my albums going platinum and gold.
I'm thanking.
Jazz boys in the Bentley Rose.
I'm thanking.
Being rich before I'm 24.
I'm feeling.
Wood rain out in my ten-inch truck.
I'm feeling all my teeth up with princes cuz.
I'm feeling jugged up.
No more empty cups.
I'm feeling like I'm worth 10 million bucks.
And I know I wear a watch that was made from a game.
And I know my rims chop like the blade on the plane.
And I know your baby mama's still giving me brain.
And I know that ain't platinum, that's a silvery chain.
And I make something but six when I step in the boot.
And I make rainbows when the sun reflects on my tooth.
And I make DVDs light up in my coop.
I think I feel I know I'm making money.
How about you?
And we like to flow.
All my diamonds lost.
I represent the dirty, dirty way, dirty ball.
Here we ride and blade.
Jackson escalated.
We third coast doing what we all like to blow.
All my diamonds lost.
I represent the dirty dirty way.
And we ride and blaze.
Jackson escalades.
We third coast going.
About to rip the kissers.
Slipping on my discard.
This is the way we ball.
Mind on the missile.
South side of H-Time.
Show me how you disease.
Now you see we ball.
Now you see we rich.
I represent the legendary screws up.
I'm 45.
I read two screw takes.
I'm three-wheeling popping trunks going down for you.
Wait, so move out my way.
Cause I'm riding double R. MJ right behind me in a labo.
And we like to blow all my diamonds out.
This is what I'm saying, man.
This is the way we bow.
Shut it up, bitch.
Shut it off.
Now, you know, for all you folks that are saying I'm racist, that was a, you know, my tune for Black History Month today.
That was a little flip.
This is the way we ball.
You know?
You know how it goes.
Because I want everybody to realize out there that if you're a capitalist, I mean, that's just how you need to start thinking.
Retarded Chicken Wings Warning00:07:00
You know, you shouldn't think about that as bad.
You should think of that as motivational music.
You know, listen to some bird man.
Listen to some people that are actually making some cash out here and flipping it and, you know, living large, you know?
Not to mention, I got myself another Heineken beer here.
I'm drinking some wooden shoe Dutch land crap, but it's pretty stout, not too bad.
I'm just kind of warming myself up before I go to happy hour down there on West 6th Street.
As a matter of fact, I didn't mention this on the previous show.
I did go to East 6th Street where all the kids like to hang out out there.
I think it was on Tuesday.
And the only reason I go down in the East 6th Street area is because, believe it or not, folks, if you're ever down here in Austin, Texas and you happen to go down to 6th Street, make sure to go down to East 6th Street on Tuesday or Wednesday or Monday.
I mean, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, because believe it or not, I mean, it's dollar you call it in some places, man.
Dollar, you call it.
All right?
I mean, you can't beat that.
I mean, you know, some places, you know, some of the staples of Austin collegiate life, like I don't want to name the bars down there, but those places, they're going to be like, you know, $2, you call it, whatever.
But it's a great time, man.
And, you know, the cops are very lenient out here.
If you happen to be walking and you're a little intoxicated, you know, just as long as you're not out here causing trouble, kicking people's asses, you can actually go out and just kind of walk around a little drunk, man.
As a matter of fact, I remember one time walking back from 6th Street, I actually ran into a couple of brothers.
And this goes to show you that I'm not a racist man.
This is an actual true story, okay?
You know, a couple of brothers, a couple of African-American urban feller.
And, you know, these two guys, you know, they had the traditional urban hip-hop looking garb.
They look like some pretty badass gangsters.
You know, they're about 6'10.
You know, they're big, big guys, right?
So I go up to them because I smell something a little funny.
You know what I'm talking about?
I was like, hey, you guys, what are y'all smoking?
I was pretty intoxicated at the time.
When you go on 6th Street, you don't just go to get buzzed.
You know what I'm talking about?
Unfortunately, unfortunately, they were smoking some reefer.
They were smoking some reefer.
They were smoking what they call a Philly blunt in the urban community, which is a Philly cigar that has the tobacco taken out of it, and it is filled with nothing but reefer.
So I say, hey guy, what are you smoking there?
And believe it or not, I'm going to be honest with you, folks.
I'm going to be perfectly honest with you.
The guy was like, yeah, baby, yeah, I got some of this right here, baby.
You know what I'm saying?
Here, have some of this.
So he gives me the Philly blunt, and I'm glad that they haven't taken my wallet or tried to mug me or dagged me for my crap yet.
So, you know, he's like, yeah, go ahead, man.
Come on.
Have a hit of this.
I take a hit of this crap, and I'm like, whoa, Nelly.
I mean, you've got to be kidding me with this garbage here.
And I know that before this particular time, in this particular incident, the only other time that I ingested any kind of tetrahydrocannabanol situation was during episode number 147 of the old true Conservative radio show, when I actually subjected myself to tetrahydrocannabinol in hopes of preventing children and preventing people that are listening out there from consuming the product or the narcotic I should say.
But let me tell you, When those brothers came up to me when I was walking home from 6th Street, gave me a hit of that Philly.
I'm starting to think a little twice about the old narcotic label around tetrahydrocannabanol.
I mean, I think there's some pertinence to the reason why so many states in America are attempting to legalize this stuff.
It's already illegal for medicinal purposes, let alone legalize it for recreational purposes.
But anyway, I don't know why I brought that whole story up.
Oh, yeah, you idiots are calling me a racist, and I don't appreciate it.
I really don't appreciate it.
Anyway, before we got into this tie rate, we were talking a little bit about Super Bowl Sunday, and we were talking about the business behind it, how leading up to the Super Bowl, 4.5 million TVs were sold according to Buffalo Wild Wings.
They're going to sell 6 million chicken wings Sunday alone.
So that's a lot of dead chickens there.
And I don't know if you eat chicken wings, but sometimes when you eat into these chicken wings, some of them wings are broken.
Have you ever eaten one of them chicken wings where the chicken wings broken?
I don't even bother eating it, man.
That's a retarded chicken.
And I refuse to sit there and have a retarded chicken's nutrients in my body if it couldn't even keep its wing intact.
So, you know, you got to watch out for those retarded chicken wings.
They're out there.
I know people are like, oh, my God, that's disgusting.
I'm serious.
You know, some of these chicken wings you bite into them, they're broken.
So if I were you, just watch out, watch out for those retarded chicken wings.
They're a little broke.
When you bite into them, just don't even spit it out.
Who cares who's at the table?
Just spit it out.
Spit that crap.
And go on to the next win.
Just a little heads up for folks that are happening to be having chicken wings as an hors d'oeuvre at your Super Bowl party.
Anyway, I want to hear what you have to say.
Who do you think is going to win this Super Bowl?
And the reason I'm bringing this up is because there's $100 million in sports betting going on at the Wynn Hotel alone.
I was watching some of the business channels, and they actually had the gambling book manager of the Wynn Hotel in Las Vegas.
And they're talking about $100 million worth of bets being placed at the Wynn Hotel alone.
And they talk a little bit about how the casino collects the VIG, which is typically 10% of the bet made.
And they talked a lot about this.
And the particular funny thing about it, the particular funny thing about it is, is that we have what the hell is it called?
I forgot what I was going to say now.
Jesus Christ.
Anyway, brain fart, man.
I'm just drinking too much, man.
Maybe I'm just, maybe I'm correct, man.
Maybe you all are.
Drinking Habits and Alcoholics00:03:54
Hey, Goku, you there?
Hey, Goku, you there?
Hey, Goku, you got your hand up, man.
You there?
Goku's not there, man.
What was I talking about, man?
Best.
There you go.
Sorry, man.
No, I'm not stoned, you assholes.
All right?
I'm not stoned at all.
But as far as gambling is concerned, it doesn't bring in that much revenue to casinos.
You know, to be honest with you, they would make more money if they get rid of the gambling book, put more slot machines on there.
But the reason that they don't is because of the addition of diversity of gambling, which is a very interesting point in attempting to facilitate profits when it comes to gambling.
466524869.
All right?
Hey, we got Pay Do Bear.
Pay Do Bear.
Is that you?
Hi.
Oh, it's Pedo Bear.
Is this Pedo Bear?
Is that who this is?
We got Pedo Bear in the building here.
Hello?
Hello?
Yeah, what's going on?
Is this Pedo Bear or what's going on?
No, I just think you done goofed.
I done goofed.
You done goofed.
How did I done goof?
You done goofed.
You just done goofed.
I'm a drunk.
You know, what the hell can I say?
Well, you know what?
I'm not that much of a drunk there, Pedo.
You see, drunks, you know, they go out and they get that crap, you know, that's like in the liquor aisle.
Like as you're about to check out, they got that little aisle there with cheap crap, you know?
Like, you know, there's this one cheap crap called aristocrat.
Have you ever heard of that?
Have you ever heard of this crap, Pedo?
I mean, seriously, you're going to be an aristocrat?
I think so, yeah.
Yeah, yeah, you know, they make everything from vodka tequila to rum to this to that.
I'm not getting drunk on that kind of crap.
Alcoholics and drunks get drunk on that kind of garbage.
You know what I'm getting drunk on right now?
No, I'll be honest with you.
I'm just drinking a Heineken beer right now.
I was drinking some Moet that I've been drinking the whole day here, but I don't have the money to be continuing to buy $80 worth of bottles of Moet.
But I'm a connoisseur.
I'm a connoisseur is what I am.
I'm not a drunk.
I know there are just people out here saying, oh, I'm a drunk bastard.
Are you kidding me?
I am a connoisseur.
I drink something every single day differently.
All right, every day.
Every day I drink something new.
Because why be a drinker if you're going to just, you know, continue to drink the same thing?
It doesn't make sense.
You know, then you're a drunk.
Then you're like, you know what I'm going to do?
Go out and get me some Schaefer.
I'm going to get me some Schaefer beer.
And I'm going to bet about two, three, four, twelve packs of that and just drink that the whole day, boy.
That's not me.
I'm drinking all kinds of different alcohols, baby.
And that's the way you should be living life.
All right?
That's the way you should be living life.
You know, you have Heineken today.
You've got Moet tomorrow.
You got some wine the next day.
And the day after that, you're sipping on some cognac.
You're sipping on some scotch.
You're sipping on mixed drinks.
You're sipping on Mai Thai's.
You're sipping on margaritas.
You know, speaking of which, the margarita was invented out here in Texas, too.
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But, you know, hey, that's what we can do that, you know?
But, you know, you drink something new every single day.
And don't drink rotgut margaritas either.
You know, all you assholes that are putting that aristocrat tequila in margaritas and, you know, not putting the, you know, the Grand Magnier and the proper triple sack, I mean, when you're not doing that kind of crap, I mean, the margarita tastes like holy dog garbage.
All right?
So don't do it.
But anyway, I know there's a lot of people giving me crap.
You're drunk, ghost.
You're drunk.
So what?
Anyway, I want to talk about something.
Since y'all are talking about racism, I want to talk about something in the news here.
The BBC is taking crap for some of their on-air talent.
Some couple of Brits that have some sort of car auto racing show or auto racing program.
Well, anyway, they're taking flack because apparently they're racist according to Latin and Hispanic groups.
Because in one of the episodes of these motor shows, one of these Limys, and BBC is actually a broadcast company out of England.
One of these Limeys said and compared Mexicans to being lazy, feckless, and flatulent.
Yeah, that's what one of these Brits said.
They're taking all kinds of heat for it.
As a matter of fact, the BBC's taking big-time hit for it.
You know, they're taking a big-time hit saying that they should apologize.
They need to fire the guy who called Mexicans lazy, feckless, and flatulent.
You know, this is an outrage.
I can't believe this is happening.
And believe it or not, I mean, you know, the BBC is taking this kind of serious.
All right?
I mean, the BBC is taking this rather serious.
So what they did in response is put out a press release and say, look, maybe we don't agree with what the host said, but we do agree with free speech.
Yeah.
These stupid monarch, feudalistic, worshiping Limeys have more pertinence in their promotion of free speech than America does.
And of course, the Hispanic folks aren't really too happy about that.
So we want to get both sides of the issue here, folks.
So we actually have two different sides of the issue.
We've actually got Paco, which is our Latin Mexican correspondent that we have recently acquired here at the True Capitalist Radio Show.
And we actually have a representative, a representative from the BBC that's going to basically explain their position once Paco is done with his position.
Now, I think this is Paco's number.
I'm not too sure.
Paco, is this you, sir?
Yeah, Holmes.
Let me break it down to you like this, eh?
All you putos out there that think that, oh, you know, they're just calling Mexicans lazy and flatulent.
What the heck is fleckless, man?
What the fuck is fleckless?
I don't know.
I think feckless is what he said.
Fleckless, dude?
What's up with that, hons?
Look, honest, us Mexicans, dog, we have to protest.
We got to go out in the streets, eh?
Holmes, we got to go out in the streets.
We got to go out there and protest these battles.
Where are they again, hons?
They're over there on the other side of the pond in England.
Where's that, eh?
Well, that's across the Atlantic, you know.
What's the Atlantic, Holmes?
I don't know what you're talking about, huh?
Well, just keep going because we've got to talk to English, the English perspective or whatever.
Well, anyway, Holmes, I think this is horrible, eh?
I think that the Mexicans get too much racism in their faces, homes.
We just have to take it.
You know, we just have to sit here and accept it, hons.
You know, like all the Latin people, not just the Latino Medicano.
I'm talking about Puro, Latin America, holes.
I'm talking about all the Latin people, eh?
Like, we're supposed to accept Tony Mantana, you know, some Italian as a Cuban holf.
Like, you couldn't put in like a Latino in there, you pinche puto?
Like, like, you know, like, we were supposed to accept Jennifer Lopez as a real Mexican horse.
She's a Puerto Rican, homes.
She's a Puerto Rican, honest.
She's not real Mexican, holes.
Well, isn't she kind of Latin, though?
I mean, it's still Latin there.
You know, she's got a Latin ass.
I mean, isn't she still Latin here?
Dude, look, whatever, honest.
I'm saying is, holes, is that we got to go out there?
We can't allow the BBC to do this, holes.
You know what I'm talking about?
They give so much props to those Muslims, honestly.
They let them wear that, you know, that powell on their head, homes.
They let them wear that, the beekeeper suit, and they told them, hons.
How come they're talking shit about us, homes?
I don't know, Paco.
Anyway, let me go ahead and turn you off.
You're really starting to piss me off while I'm at it.
But anyway, we have opposition, folks.
We're not sitting here going to get one side of the perspective.
I mean, we actually got somebody from the BBC to come in and give their perspective on the situation at hand here.
And, of course, folks, if you're just tuning in, we're talking about how the BBC is taking flack from Latin groups throughout the international community because one of their on-air talent referred to Mexicans as being lazy, freckless, and flatulent.
So anyway, without further ado, we've got the representative to the BBC.
Actually, oh, wait a minute.
I just got a paper here.
Oh, okay.
Apparently, we're not going to be able to ask this dumb-ass questions because it's against BBC company policy, so they're just going to release this statement and how convenient that is for these feudalistic monarchic pieces of crap.
So let's go ahead and let's get this ball rolling, shall we?
there, BBC representative, sir?
What I want to say on the BBC is that you Mexican people just need to laugh like you've got a taco in your hand.
You know what I mean?
You just got to accept it, mate.
You know what I mean?
You just got to accept what you've got with taco in your hand, mate.
We're not going to apologize.
You know, this is what we do, mate.
This is what we do, you bloody stupid, dumb Mexican young mate.
You know what I mean?
We're not going to apologize.
And all you stupid peasants that are out there talking garbage about the BBC.
You are beneath me.
All of you people are beneath me.
I don't have nothing else to say, Ghost.
Yeah, these people are peasants, and I have nothing to say.
The BBC sands boy calling these, you know, little flatulent peasants what they are.
I'm just going to hang up, Ghost.
All right, that's about enough of that.
Anyway, I thought we were going to get something there.
I thought that we were going to have some kind of discourse or insight, but I guess not.
I guess racism still lives in America, even though Ghost, yours truly, is trying hardest.
I mean, he strives every day to stop racism, you know, and stop the racial stereotypes.
I broadcast every day in hopes of breaking them, and it just doesn't seem like it's doing anything.
646-652-4869 is the number to call here.
626, you're on the air.
Are you there?
Oh, hey, Ghost, the tech guy.
Hey, what's going on, tech guy?
What's going on, tech guy?
Am I loud enough?
I can turn myself up.
No, you can turn yourself up a little bit.
Turn yourself up a little bit.
Okay.
Is that better?
That's better.
That's better.
Okay, I'm calling you on some BoIP software I got about a week and a half ago.
And I noticed when I call it to BTR, it shows up at 626, but the number I have is actually a 425 number.
I was just wondering if you could tell me the rest of the numbers, like, in PM or something, uh, of this number, because I'm curious what this number does, because it's showing up not my real number.
Well, uh, I don't know if I can do that necessarily on the air there, tech guy, because uh uh then everybody and their brother is going to have that number and probably prank all the Be Jesus out of it.
And then when they tell them that uh they heard it on the True Capitalist Radio show, you're probably going to have some litigious ass clowns coming in and asking questions, which is something that I just said, yeah, I don't think so, you know what I mean?
I don't think so, you know what I mean?
It's not my real number, but can you PM it to me to the tech guy in chat?
Yeah, sure.
I'll try to do that.
You know, just stay on the horn and kick back with me for a little bit, tech guy, and I'll do it here at the end of the show because we got some blown-up switchboards here.
And of course, if you want to call in, 646-652-4869.
And of course, the official webpage to the true capitalist radio show is blogtalkradio.com/slash ghost.
Spread it around like wildfire.
You know, spread it around there like wildfire.
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111, you there?
Hey, 111, you there or not?
What the hell was that?
Cigar Rolling Party Ideas00:03:17
What?
I mean, you did all that for that.
I think it's no lows, you damn new fag.
No lows whatsoever.
He had an opportunity to do something there.
What did he do?
I mean, give me a break.
I mean, is this all you got for heaven's sake?
I mean, you know, I want some humor.
You know, humor me.
You know?
Humor me for heaven's sake.
I mean, it's not with the same old memes that are really boring, you know?
No, it's really boring.
You know what I'm talking about?
Jesus Christ, you sound no different than these bimbos that come into my shops and say, my kids, baby, my kids.
I mean, it's like scratching a damn chalkboard.
I mean, that's what it sounds like to my ears, for heaven's sake.
Let me take a sip of this.
And cheers to everybody out there.
Cheers.
Hopefully, everybody out there is kicking back with a libation next to them.
And, you know, I'd like to smoke a cigar up in here, but unfortunately, Austin, you know, they're a bunch of health nut pansy asses.
You know, health nut pansy asses.
They actually ban smoking indoors in public places.
You know what I mean?
I mean, you can't smoke inside any kind of public building.
If you do, you get fined out here.
It's really ridiculous.
But I like to go down to 6th Street.
There's a nice cigar shop called Barb Beloos over there.
They actually hand roll all their damn cigars.
All of them.
Oh, they're just beautiful.
And you can actually request your type of cigar.
Me personally, I was introduced to cigars at a young man, as a young gentleman.
And I got introduced to cigars by another up-and-coming businessman who's pretty wealthy himself now.
He introduced me to a cigar that had a Cameroon wrapper with Dominican filler.
And there's not too many companies that wrap their cigars in the Cameroon wrapper.
I mean, it's a very peculiar wrapper, you know.
But, man, I actually went down over here to 6th Street, Bobalu's, man, they were able to roll by hand.
I mean, they got master rollers there.
Unbelievable.
So, when you ain't got Opus X around and you need to hook up some smoke, I would definitely consider somebody who can roll the things by hand, man.
I mean, it's unbelievable.
As a matter of fact, those people are for hire.
And whenever I throw a party, I think I might rent one of them rollers there and just kind of have them in the corner rolling cigars for the guests, you know, so it can make it look like, you know, make it look kind of gangster, you know?
Make it look kind of nice, you know, like you're living large party.
You know what I'm talking about?
Middle East Oil Price Surge00:05:32
Anyway, 646-652-4869 is the number to call here.
It's Baller Friday.
I want to talk a little bit more about the uncertainty in Egypt since we're in the process of talking about business.
The thing about Egypt is there's definitely major uncertainty within the region, not only in Egypt, but also throughout the Middle East.
I mean, you know, Yemen, it looks like it could be suffering the same fate as Egypt.
Jordan looks like it's headed towards that same direction.
You've got these other monarch-type countries that are ran by these Arab monarchs that are starting to unravel.
This thing could spread.
And I've been saying it ever since the early last week, beginning of this week.
Egypt is going to spread throughout this damn Arab world.
There's too many royal families that are in charge of too many Arab Islamic populaces.
And I'm telling you, folks, there is no precedent in Arab history of any kind of feudalism or monarchism.
So they're pissed that they're having to worship some king or queen that has no significance to their culture.
I mean, these kings and queens were set forth by the Treaty of Versailles post-World War I after the fall of the Ottoman Empire.
So what I'm saying is that, you know, it's possible.
You know, it's absolutely possible that, you know, this spreading, and it is going to spread, folks.
I just can't see that it's not going to spread.
It's going to spread.
Okay.
Once it starts spreading throughout the international community, or through the Middle East, I should say, this oil price is going to go through the roof.
Now, right now, oil, crude oil futures went down.
They went down $1.50, down to 89 cents.
And the reason is, is because, once again, people liquidating their commodities positions so that they can put the obviously bull run on the equities markets.
I mean, the equities markets are taking a run, whether it's really high one day or gradual the next.
It's still going upward, especially the SP 500.
So you've got a lot of people selling commodity positions.
And to be particularly honest, if you were smart enough today to get some of these barrel of oil futures at the rate of, what is it now, $89, I think, $89 and change.
Here, let me get it.
I'll get you the exact price here.
It's $89.3, $89.03.
It went down 1.67%.
I would keep a keen eye.
If you happen to have bought any kind of futures at that rate, I would keep a keen eye this weekend to see what happens in Egypt and see what happens to a lot of the Middle Eastern countries.
Because if nothing happens with this Middle Eastern situation and Egypt just won't get Mubarak to step down or there can't be some political remedy to stop the chaos and the disorder that's happening out there, we had reporters being Islamically molested by groups of people trying to get questions and answers via camera and microphone.
You're having reporters out there threatened that they're going to be lynched.
that they're going to be hung.
It's a serious, psychotic, chaotic situation.
And it hasn't hit the Suez Canal.
It hasn't hit the waterways that actually make root for a lot of the exported oil from the Arab countries.
But folks, I mean, you know, any investor that isn't bullish on oil, crude oil at this point in time, or, you know, gas futures, if you're rich enough to get into that, I don't know where you're going.
I mean, I don't know what other commodity that's going to have a lot of increase other than oil.
Obviously, the other commodities that we mentioned earlier in the program that got affected by the Arctic blast that we're seeing, these unprecedented atmospheric disturbances that are freezing crops throughout the United States.
And we saw today corn went up about, what was it, $15, $16?
You know, so you know that you're living $16 up on corn futures, man.
I mean, that's a big increase on corn.
Why?
Because the damn crops got damaged when the weather started acting unprecedented and freezing out a lot of these crops.
When I see atmospheric disturbances, I look at the weather channel, I see dollar signs.
When I see that, you know, Arctic weathers or there's going to be floods or anything of that nature, I see dollar signs.
I look at the commodities that that particular geographic area is producing, and I invest in it.
I invest in it, and that's the way it is, the way every capitalist should be.
Anyway, folks, we're into the third hour, the third hour of the True Capitalist Radio Show.
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Hey, Goku, you there now, man?
Hey, what's up, ghost?
Hey, what's going on, Goku?
Increased Global Demand Analysis00:06:06
How you doing, man?
How's your Friday going?
Hey, it's going good.
Had a good day today.
It's all in all going good.
Did the snowstorm still snow you in?
You're not going to school?
That sort of thing?
No, no.
The snow's gone.
There's no more snow coming here, up here.
It actually snowed down here in Austin, Texas.
Saw the news early today.
I saw it like in Dallas for the Super Bowl.
I don't know.
I just saw on the news airplanes getting stuck and stuff like that.
Yeah, well, we didn't really get as much as Dallas did.
I mean, Dallas really got the front end of it.
We barely got maybe an inch or so.
But it was enough to accumulate and throw a snowball or two.
It kind of stopped the city for a little, at least paused the city for a minute.
But everything's back to normal.
Got to my office, started trading.
Great day for volatility for day traders.
And once again, when you see that barrel of oil going down to about 89 and 3 cents, if you cashed in on that today, I think this weekend could prove dividends if you can just keep an eye on that Egyptian Middle Eastern situation because if anything happens, that's going to cause that barrel of oil to rise dramatically, man.
But, yeah, that's what we're doing here, man.
Let me take a drink.
What's up with you, man?
Oh, I'm just saying that Egypt, the thing in Egypt, is that it's going crazy down there.
It's hectic.
I know the news reporters, they want to get this story, but they've got to realize that the Egypts, they don't want the Americans down there because they're making it worse because the government is funding Mubarak, whatever his name is.
I don't know how to say it, but they're funding him, and they give about, I don't know if this is the exact number, but you can correct me on this, about like $1 billion or something like that.
Somewhere around the world.
We don't know the exact number.
Some say $1 billion.
Others say $3, $4 billion.
Either way, we pay him a lot of money so that he can basically play nice with Israel.
But now that he's going to be dethroned, this puts a whole precarious situation.
This puts a whole precarious situation on the Israeli situation.
I mean, Israel feels a little vulnerable at this point in time, and they don't understand why they kind of the United States, Israel, if you've been hearing news out of there, they're not very happy with Obama's response to the Mubarak uprising.
They were, you know, kind of upset at the fact that Obama's taking no kind of stance towards this situation.
As a matter of fact, he's infuriated it with adding that the people have the right to do this and that.
And lo and behold, we don't have stability, nor do we have a plan after Mubarak steps down, or if he does.
Exactly.
You know, he said the only thing he did ask did he say was this should not be violent.
And how's that working out, Obama?
I mean, people getting killed in the streets?
Yeah.
There's your nonviolent protest for you, Obama.
Man, nonviolent has been non-existent in Egypt.
I mean, let me tell you, there's been a lot of people gunned down, Molotov cocktails.
You know, every business out there has been looted.
There's a lot of devastation.
They threw themselves back about 30 years.
I know that there's still people bullish on Egyptian bonds, but I mean, you've got to be freaking nuts if you think that somehow this is all going to clear up and that whatever government comes in is going to fulfill their obligation to the bond sale.
I mean, you know, let's get real, man.
Yeah.
I don't know what to say.
I mean, that's why I'm saying, you know, keep an eye on this particular situation.
And if you're invested in oil, you can make some cash.
Yeah.
You don't want the Suez Canal to get closed.
That'll suck.
Well, if that happens, I mean, you could see gains of like $50 to $75 on barrels if that happens.
I'm not joking either.
Wait, wait, what do you say again?
Sorry, I didn't hear you.
I said if the Suez Canal is somehow overtaken by rebels or by Islamic factions, whatever, we could see as high as $50 to $75 increases the next day or the nearest trading day.
I thought you said that the gallon of gas would be $50 to $75 a barrel, not go up to that much.
It'll be about 7 or 8, 9, 10, something of that nature if the barrel of oil or if the Suez Canal is somehow jeopardized because that is the choking point for all the exported oil from the Middle East to the rest of the international community.
And if we can't have that oil being shipped out and being sold and delivered on the market, we're going to have increased demand and not just increased demand, but increased prices on the increased demand of barrels of oil.
And who knows when, if, that's, of course, if the Suez Canal is taken over, overrun, who knows when we can get that back up and running and get the oil back to the international community out here because this could affect prices dramatically.
Even though OPAC claims that OPEC claims that they'll increase production, how is OPEC going to deliver the barrels of oil if this affects the market?
If the Suez Canal is overtaken by Islamic fundamentalists or anybody for that matter, I mean, how is an overproduction in barrels of oil going to help a situation when they can't deliver it?
I have no idea.
So who knows?
I don't know.
Hey, have you gotten a blog yet there, Goku?
No, almost.
I just don't have a name for it Right now, but I asked you a question.
Listener Interview Requests00:05:04
Like, earlier, we were getting a whole bunch of information about the market and the increase and decrease.
I just want to know what website you use to get all that information from.
Oh, well, you can use any website, man.
But, you know, I personally like to go to Bloomberg, even though I think he sucks a chrome off of a 57 Chevy bumper as a New York mayor.
But Bloomberg News has some pretty sophisticated news reports.
They delve into all markets, international, currency, commodity, everything, everything you can think of.
And, you know, if you want to get up-to-date news, if you're not a day trader, if you're a day trader, you're going to want to get some sophisticated high-end program software that you're probably going to have to pay about $100 a month for, so you can get up to the millisecond, up to the millisecond type of pricing and updates so that you can stay ahead of the game when it comes to profiting in the market.
I don't know.
Me personally, I don't really invest right now.
Yeah, well, you know what you should do is you should play a game.
You should play one of these fake stock market games.
And even if you're not necessarily confident, what you could do is take a lot of the things that you're learning via listening to the True Capitalist Radio Show and invest in some stocks and just see what happens.
It's just play.
But let's just say that you were able to invest in certain stocks or you went long on certain equities and that sort of thing.
Well, let's say it goes up the roof and it profits.
Well, then you're kind of honing your skills.
You're honing your skills as an investor.
And I think that's something that everybody needs to do.
Even young men like yourself that are under the age of 18 that can't invest yet.
I mean, when you start getting of age to invest, you're going to want to know that you can be confident enough to do so without second-guessing yourself.
You know what I mean?
Yeah, I know what you mean.
Well, anyway, Goku, I want to thank you once again, man, for calling up.
You want me to put you on mute so that you could continue listening to the show, bro?
Yeah, that would be great.
All right, man.
Thank you very much for calling in, man.
Get that blog up and running.
Yeah, I'll get it up running.
I get it.
All right, cool, man.
You be cool, Goku.
See you.
All right, that was Goku.
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All right, now, let me tell you, I am trying to get a little bit more professional when it comes to this radio show.
I've been trying to get guests going on in here, but no guest wants to come in because they're scared.
You know, they're scared.
They're scared that I might unload on them and make them look lower than a leprechaun's nutsack, and they're a little scared of the listeners.
You know, believe it or not, the listeners of the True Capitalist Radio Show actually inspire major fear in anybody who wants to be potentially interviewed here on the True Capitalist Radio program.
So what I would like to ask the listeners to do, if you could please go out there and just email people or Twitter people that you would like to see interviewed on the True Capitalist Radio Show, go out there and email them, you know, because you're the fans.
You're the people that listen in, whether it's live or in the archive.
And let me tell you, I got thousands upon thousands of people listening to the archive, and I want to thank you all for listening in.
But just spread the word.
I mean, go out there and if you want to hear somebody interviewed by Ghost, yours truly, well, go ahead and email them and tell them that you want them interviewed on this program.
All right?
Email them, send messages, tweets, whatever the case might be, folks, because they don't want to come because they're a little chicken crap about Ghost maybe throwing out some hard questions that they can't necessarily answer.
And at the same time, the people that are listeners or some element of the true capitalist radio show program intimidates guests that consider coming onto the program and potential interview.
But anyway, we've got about 44 minutes left in the broadcast.
And I'm going to go ahead and take a little bit of a break.
Eighties Innocence Memories00:05:50
But before I do, I want everybody to take a step back and remember days of better times.
And one particular time that was rather not only good for me and it kind of made my nest egg as an investor, as an entrepreneur, as somebody who is a businessman, so to speak.
But it also was an audible visual staple for the times in America when America was at its most pinnacle prosperity point.
I'm talking about the 80s.
Yeah, the 80s, folks.
And I know there's a lot of people out there that, you know, granted, I mean, there was a lot of fruitness going on in the 80s, you know.
A lot of weird stuff going on, you know, a lot of people taking the ass, whatever.
A lot of cocaine, a lot of hairbands, a lot of weird garb.
But in essence, folks, in my opinion, I think the 80s might have been the last, you know, true pinnacle of success of America.
Not only success in the financial and economic aspect, but the social and political aspect as well.
That's why you still have a lot of people.
You still have a lot of people trying to go back.
Go back in the day about the 80s.
You're trying to dress like the 80s.
I mean, look at that disgusting piece of fat ass crap.
What was her name?
Nikki Minaj.
Have you ever heard of this stupid bimbo?
You know who I'm talking about.
That one bimbo that Regis Phillman, he like slapped her in the ass, and she got all, oh my God, Regis Phillman slapped my fat black ass.
And she looked all shocked as if, you know, she's not used to that kind of treatment, given the fact that her name is Nikki Minaj, which is short for Minaqua.
She's kind of, you know, shaking her rump, like, you know, showing it off like it's a trophy or something.
And then she gets shocked when Regis Phillman, you know, you know, slaps her on her fat black ass.
Well, you know, the thing is, though, is that the reason I bring her up is because she's trying to rekindle a lot of looks and a lot of imagery from the 80s.
You know, and the 80s was a good time.
And I raised my family during the 80s.
You know, I mean, the 80s was just, it was beautiful.
You know?
I mean, I'm not joking.
I mean, it was a great time in American history, even though the Poe in America was pissing and moaning.
I mean, the Poe in America was pissing and moaning like a bunch of red-headed, four-eyed, freckle-faced, beating stepchildren, man.
They were pissed off.
They're like, man, baby, I ain't getting enough, baby.
You know what I'm saying?
That ain't fair.
My kids, baby.
My kids.
I mean, you know what I'm saying, folks?
I mean, even all that aside, even all the impoverished uprising in the 80s aside, it was a great time, man.
It was a great time.
It was an innocent time still.
Even though there was an element of risque behavior, risque television, risque radio, there was still an element of innocence going on at that period of time.
What happened to that?
Even though people were still doing cocaine, even though people were still doing these mischievous activities, these nefarious activities, there was still an element of innocence when it came to the 80s.
You know?
I mean, does anybody agree with me?
I mean, there's just a certain feeling, you know, a certain spirit, you know?
A certain spirit of the 80s, you know?
Anyway, the reason that I'm bringing this up, folks, is because if we look at today's pussy whip political correct society, you know, this weird, you know, interpretation of political correctness where we can take parents to jail for posting their children's first bathtub pictures on Facebook or MySpace.
We can charge these people with child pornography, you know.
But we allow the executive producer of MTV's hit show Skins to walk the face of the planet as a free man, even though this skins producer is basically producing what can be legally defined, in my opinion, as child pornography, given the fact that people were charged with child pornography for a lot less.
All these actors on this disgusting, despicable pre-teenage program are in sexually persuasive positions, even half-naked, and yet, you know, the executive producer of MTV skins, nothing happens to them.
Unbelievable.
But like I said, man, back in the 80s, there was a certain element of, you know, a certain element of innocence.
I mean, don't you all agree?
You know, a certain element of innocence.
It was acceptable in the 80s, wasn't it?
It was acceptable.
Oh, man.
Born Hugs and Love Themes00:03:44
Don't you?
Yeah, you know what I'm talking about.
It's all the love that I'm in.
It's what it's all about.
I got love for you if you were born in the IT.
I've got hugs for you if you were born in the IT.
I'll do the things for you if you're born in the IT.
I've got hugs for you if you were born in the ages.
Yeah.
I got love for you if you were born in the IT.
I've got hugs for you if you were born in the IT, the IT.
I'll do the things for you if you were born in the IT, the IT.
I've got hugs for you if you were born in the ages.
Yeah.
Acceptable in these.
Anyway, that was a little bit of Calvin Harris.
Calvin Harris, you know, it was acceptable in the 80s.
And for all those fools out there that have that little Wii dance, what was it, dance revolution, whatever the hell it is, you probably saw that in there if you happen to be one of these, you know, Nintendo Wii game players.
Anyway, I want to thank everybody for tuning in with me.
We've got a little over 30 minutes left on the broadcast, but I want to hear from you.
Packers Sumo Wrestling Comparison00:05:52
We've talked a lot on today's broadcast about today's markets.
It's Baller Friday once again.
Talked a little bit, excuse me, a little bit about being a baller.
Talk a little bit about the business behind the Super Bowl, about how 6 million chicken wings are going to be sold at Buffalo Wild Wings this Sunday.
And there's been 4.5 million TVs sold since the, you know, leading up to the Super Bowl.
So we know where people are spending their damn chucks on.
But now I want to talk a little bit about Super Bowl picks.
You know, this is a pretty good Super Bowl.
According to Oddsmakers, the Steelers are 2-1 underdogs, which isn't much, but at the same time, I mean, you know, they're still underdogs nonetheless.
I want to hear from you.
Who do you think?
Who in the blue hill do you think is going to win the Super Bowl this particular Sunday?
You know, I mean, do you care?
You know, do you want some particular side to win?
And do you give two rats asses is what I want to hear from you.
All right, here, let's take some calls here.
A 408, who do you think is going to win the Super Bowl?
Well, 408 don't want to talk.
How about tech guy?
Who's going to win the Super Bowl, man?
The Packers.
The Packers.
How many points?
15.
15 points, Packers.
That's the tech guy.
It's been documented.
So if you're right, then, you know, you should be a sports better.
Hey, Ken, you there?
Yeah.
Hey, who do you like?
Packers or the Steelers?
Oh, hell, I don't like football.
I like auto racing.
You like auto racing?
Well, if you had to flip a coin, if you're a betting man, you were in Vegas and you had some bimbo there wanting you to impress her with a bet on the Super Bowl.
What'd you bet for?
Probably Steelers.
Steelers?
Well, you know, it's a pretty good choice there.
You know, I'm actually taken back.
That's why I'm not really a sports gambling guy.
You know?
Oh, you know, Goku wants to say, who do you say, Goku?
Say the Packers.
The Packers, how many points?
They'll win it by field goal.
Oh, man.
They'll win it by field goal.
Three points.
Woo!
Man, that's a pretty bold statement there.
You know, I don't really know who's going to win the Super Bowl, folks.
This is a pretty even-keel Super Bowl, I got to admit.
It's one of those exciting games that's actually going to be a game.
It's not going to be one of those lopsided, jerk-ass attempts at a Super Bowl here.
And as a matter of fact, I mean, given the fact that the advertising is costing $3 million for a 30-second spot, proves that there's going to be a lot of people watching this, not just based upon looking at the commercials, all right, but they're going to, you know, bet on the program.
They're going to watch the actual sporting event, and it'll actually be worth a crap instead of like these lopsided events that we've been watching.
Do you have something to say, Goku?
No, I'm just making sure I was muted so I don't.
Yeah, yeah, you're muted, man.
Anyway, you're saying Packers.
Tech guy says Packers.
Ken says Steelers.
I don't know.
It's a coin flip to me, man.
I'm actually just looking forward to the game.
I'm not necessarily a big sports better.
There's just too many outside elements in sports betting that can happen, man.
I mean, did you hear yesterday it came out that Japan, Japan's most sacred sport, you know, sumo wrestling.
Oh, yeah, sumo.
Aww, sumo wrestling, it's been reported and it's been alleged and unearthed that they have been fixing sumo wrestling matches for the past, I don't know how many years.
Yeah, they're they're actually fixing sumo wrestling matches.
And you know, the the whole damn country of Japan is just completely devastated.
I mean, you know, the country of Japan released a statement that the people that conducted themselves in this nefarious activity have disgraced the entire country and the culture of Japan.
I mean, they're taking this very serious.
I mean, this is more serious than Pete Rose betting on his own team.
You know, this is definitely serious because, I mean, they're fixing sumo wrestling matches.
And for all those folks who don't know what sumo is, it's these fat girthy, fat bastards that are Japanese and just these huge gigantosaurus bastards that are about 450, 500 pounders that wear these like, you know, overgrown dolt diapers, you know, these overgrown adult diapers.
And what they do is they actually bring their guts together or something like that.
And I guess whoever pushes who out of the ring first is a winner, you know.
But apparently, according to Japanese media, that these sumo wrestlers have been on the tank.
They've been collecting from, probably from the Japanese Yakuza.
And for all of you folks that don't know who the Japanese Yakuza are, they're the mob of the Japanese country.
They're the guys that are out there, you know, controlling the criminal enterprise in Japan.
But anyway, back to sports betting.
That's why I don't sports bet.
Last time I was in Vegas, you know, I just like playing some poker.
You know, I like rolling dice, you know, thinking I'm ice cube, you know what I'm saying?
Pittsburgh Fans and Sports Betting00:15:33
And that one song, what was it called?
Today was a good day.
Yeah, 7, 7, 11, 7-11.
I mean, you know, especially when you're rolling them 7-Elevens, it's just a gangster-ass feeling, man.
It's just a gangster-ass feeling.
You know, it makes you feel like you're on top of the world.
Anyway, 646-652-4869 is the number to call here.
I know everybody's probably getting themselves ready for a Friday evening out in the town.
That's exactly what I am considering to do here in the next 10 or 15 minutes.
I may cut the show short because, man, I'm looking down here at the city of Austin, Texas.
I'm looking at all the activity, even though it's cold as hell.
These people are bundling up.
They're going out.
They're going out hotting and trotting.
I'm actually looking down upon the city and I can see bimbos.
I can actually see bimbos that are still dressed in short-ass skirts and tank top shirts.
I tell you, you know, the dedication of these sluts, you know, it's like 30 degrees, like 29 degrees for heaven's sake.
And I can see them right here from my office window here in the downtown area of Austin, Texas.
They're walking around.
Unbelievable.
But anyway, what I'm going to do here is probably, you know, start signing off here in a few because, man, Happy Hour is calling me.
And you know, it's Friday night.
All you know, anybody who's anybody's going to be out there this evening, especially on West 6th Street, East 6th Street, I wouldn't go on the weekends on East 6th Street.
Nah, I wouldn't do that.
It's just you may the probability of you getting into a bar brawl with some, you know, 6'5 muscle-bound douchebag is highly probable on Fridays and Saturdays if you happen to go down to East 6th Street and drink with those bastards.
And you know who I'm talking about, you know, these overgrown, you know, disgusting muscle head douchebags that, you know, can barely concoct a sentence fragment, but but yet they can still go out and, you know, take about two girls home and, you know, tag team them two at a time.
You know, you know what I'm talking about, these douchebags.
You know, they get all drunk.
They get all liquored up and they're like, oh, yeah, I can pick anybody's ass.
And they go out and they start punching people in the face.
And these guys are big, man.
I mean, let me tell you, you know, some of these bastards down there in Austin, 6th Street, where I'm located, where I'm going to be partying at, although I'm going to be partying on the west side of 6th Street, not East Side.
But some of these bastards, man, they're like 6'5 ⁇ , 6'8, man.
Muscle-bound freaks.
You know, they get a little drunk.
They get a little liquored up in them.
And, you know, before you know it, you got to fight some drunk ass douchebag.
And speaking of douchebags, East 6th Street, douchebags Central, man.
I mean, I know that Austin, because of the convergence of everybody coming across the country to Texas to get work, we're getting a lot more new elements.
There's a lot more, you know, sorry, a lot more Mexican and black people.
Not that I'm against that, you know, because, you know, I'm all for diversity.
I'm all for melting pot.
As a matter of fact, you probably won't see, other than Delaware and in the West Coast, you probably won't see a larger contingent of Oriental people or Indian people than here in Austin, Texas.
You know, believe it or not, you go to the grocery store, you know, these Orientals and these Indians travel in packs.
Okay, so it's a pretty multicultural diversity going on here in Austin, Texas.
But what I do want to say, though, is that we're getting a lot of bad elements coming into the town here.
We got a lot of unscrupulous looking ethnic minority characters that look like they probably got blades in their hand ready to slice your throat for a couple of dollars that you got in your pocket.
You know what I'm talking about?
We got a lot of people up in here, a lot of the traditional my kids, you know, those types of elements coming in here, you know, causing a ruckus.
You know, we're starting to see violent crime rise in Austin.
And let me tell you, Austin's a pretty safe city.
You know, Austin's a pretty damn safe city, folks.
I mean, it's not, you know, some joke here.
It's a pretty damn safe city.
But now that we're getting people from the West Coast and the East Coast and all these people converging in on Texas to get some jobs in the cheap real estate, well, now, you know, it's starting to get a lot dangerous out here because you've got a lot of these elements, not just the good element, but the bad elements coming into these into Austin and making it difficult out here.
You know, the cops ain't used to some of the damn violent crimes that are happening in Austin, Texas.
You know, and that's what sucks is that, you know, we had a pretty good thing going here with Austin.
Then we got the Riff Raft of America coming down here.
And what I don't understand is why can't we just have the Riff Raft of America go somewhere else?
Why don't you go to California where they take care of you losers over there?
Why don't you go to New York City or go somewhere else?
We don't want losers in Texas.
We got enough losers.
We got enough losers in Texas, folks.
So if you happen to be somebody who's considering relocating to Texas, that's fine.
We got cheap real estate.
Real estate market's still doing good out here.
The job market is fairly lucrative.
Just don't bring your losers, please.
Because I don't want to see them.
I'm sick and tired of seeing them.
I see them every day.
These damn disgusting, despicable, sour-scowled bastards that are eyeballing you because you happen to maybe have a nice pair of shoes on or a nice good watch on or something.
You know what I'm talking about?
Anyway, I I didn't mean to get off on that tie rate.
We're talking a little bit more about the Super Bowl.
I think Goku, what do you have to say about the Super Bowl, man?
Hey, like I was saying, I wanted a Green Bay to win, but the only reason I do that too is because the Steelers, I mean, I don't like them.
And people of my school, I hate any fans, like any fans who only start wearing the gear for the team will start doing good.
That's most of America, Goku.
These are bandwagon riders in America.
Are you kidding me?
I mean, look at what happened during the Obama election, for Christ's sake.
I mean, these people were all crying when he was elected, for heaven's sake.
Now they don't want to have anything to do with him.
Now that he's not winning, now that he's not the Messiah that they thought he was, they're just hopping off the bandwagon.
That's how people are.
This is America.
We don't mean what we say out here.
We're imbeciles.
Yeah, that.
Yeah, you're right, Coach.
That's all I had to say about that's why I wanted the Green Bay to win because these kids in my school, I mean, you see like I see like three, four maybe in a week about where Pittsburgh stuff is.
Now, since there's a Super Bowl, oh, let's hop on this bandwagon, like you said, and wear more of the stuff.
Now you see, like, 10 kids a day where, I mean, I don't know.
They just don't want to wear their clothes when they're doing bad.
But, you know, it's sports and buildings.
No, you know, that's just how it is, Goku.
And, you know, once again, I want to thank you for calling, man.
But that's how it is.
People are schmucks, especially in America.
They go with the winner for the time being, and when they're not the winner anymore, they go somewhere else.
I mean, it's just how it is.
There's no loyalty in America.
If there was any kind of loyalty in America, we wouldn't have the high divorce rates that we have in marriages across the country.
I mean, if there was loyalty, we would have more prosperous couples throughout our nation here.
But there's not.
Unfortunately, we're stuck with bandwagon riders as an American populace, and this is why we have such a screwed-up economy, screwed up political system, and screwed up social system.
It sucks.
But I understand what you're talking about.
Steelers fans kind of get on my nerves, too.
I mean, I actually, a couple of years ago, when I did a episode of True Conservative Radio on a Super Bowl Sunday, actually, post-Super Bowl, it was called post-Super Bowl edition of the True Conservative Radio Show.
I actually had schmuck scumbags from Pittsburgh just calling me up saying, yeah, yeah, it's the Pittsburgh Six-Pack, man.
Yeah, it's a Pittsburgh Steelers for life, man.
Yeah.
I mean, you've got to remember, you know, what is Pittsburgh, really?
What is Pittsburgh?
It's an old, used-up, has-been city that is basically just it's a crap hole.
I mean, do you know anything good that ever comes out of Pittsburgh?
I mean, is that a destination for tourists?
I mean, is there some kind of club scene or, you know, something coming down out of Pittsburgh that everybody's got to go see?
Is there some sort of tourist attraction?
No, no.
It is a pimple on the ass of America.
Okay?
So it's not surprising to me when you got the fans of Pittsburgh acting like complete and utter, you know, riffraff jackasses, you know, that are probably guzzling down, not even name-brand beer.
They go into that all-white aisle.
Have you ever been to that aisle in the supermarket?
It's all white, and there's all white labels, and all they have is things with the name of the product on them.
Like, you know, if you have chips, it's a white bag with the word chips on it.
You know, you go down some more, there's the white, you know, packaging with, I mean, you know what I'm talking about.
They go there to get the beer.
They just get a white can with the word beer on it, and that's the way it is.
That's it.
Welcome to America, huh?
Welcome to freaking America.
Anyway, we got about 18 minutes left.
Before I start closing out, I wanted to talk a little bit about Brett Rothelsberger again.
I got a lot of emails from people saying that I was some sort of a bad heathen because I didn't show any compassion towards the alleged rape allegations that happened to Ben Rothelesberger, and they said that I had no compassion for the rape victims.
Well, let's put it like this, okay?
The rape that supposedly happened in that hotel room in Reno or whatever.
I mean, it was a Kobe Bryant situation all the way.
She was like some worker or something, and she saw, oh my God, Brett Rothelsberger, he's in the building.
Maybe I can rub up against his balls if I go over there and pretend like I'm room service or something.
And she goes up there and tries to play Miss Hotass or something.
She goes up there, plays Miss Hotass, and then when Beth Rothesberger is trying to do her Kobe style, all of a sudden she wants to cry rape.
And of course, those allegations were pretty much let go.
It was done for.
Nothing happened.
But then this other allegation of rape with Ben Rothesberger.
This other allegation where he's in club VIPs and some disco club.
I don't know what you kids call it nowadays.
Old disco.
You know I'm talking about a dance club where everybody got a VIP section going on in there.
Well, anyway, he was in VIP section with some dumb bimbo.
Bimbo was all over him.
Everybody who was a witness to Rothesberger saw that this bimbo was all over him, you know, just like every typical bimbo is to somebody who's famous or rich.
Takes her into VIP.
Takes her into VIP, and I guess he plays, I don't know, plays a little grab ass with her or something.
And, you know, I don't know.
Whatever.
Apparently, you know, she ends up polishing his knob or something.
And then she goes and cries rape.
You know?
Like, you know.
Oh, he made me polish his knob on purpose by force.
And he's such a big man, and I didn't know what to do.
I mean, this Ben Rothesberger, in my opinion, is just a young man, a victim of circumstance.
If you look back in his history, he was just a sports kid.
He loved sports.
He loved conducting himself as a sportsman, as somebody who was an athlete, a true athlete.
He still does it on the field.
I mean, he doesn't have any kind of a line to protect his ass.
That's why he's always getting broken noses and separated shoulders and bum knees and screwed up feet and everything because his line sucks.
All right.
And yet, this guy, like somebody with old school American work ethic, he gets back up and continues to fight the fight of the game.
He doesn't just puss out like a Tony Romo, you know, oh my God, my toe hurts.
I got to go to Mexico with Jessica Simpson.
And you know, you stupid, silly little fruity bastard.
Give me five minutes alone with Tony Romo, and I guarantee you that I'll put a hurting on his ass that'll make him realize what the word pain is, boy.
Talking about bad American work ethic.
Tony Romo, right there, that piece of trash.
But anyway, I think that Ben Rothesberger has taken, you know, just way too much heat for all this alleged rape nonsense.
I just think that he played a little grab ass with a couple of slut bags, and now these slut bags are seeing dollar signs.
Lo and behold, he's being taken to jail, you know, taken to court.
Allegations are filed against them, and I just don't believe it.
I mean, I just think that, look, rape to me is when, you know, somebody, you know, forces themselves on you, all right?
When somebody, like, you know, comes into your home unwantingly, gives you a couple of smacks to the mouth, and then just disrobes you and penetrates you.
That's rape, all right?
Or somebody seeks you out and, you know, you know, roughs you.
I mean, unwanted penetration, okay?
But when you're out here in VIP pulling the balls out of somebody's pants, you know, give them a new shine on them, you know, playing grab ass, and then, you know, because you feel defamed as a woman or you feel guilty for being such a classic slutbag whore that you are, you decide to go out and charge somebody with rape.
It's just disgusting, you know?
It's just absolutely disgusting, man.
And that's why, you know, anybody who keeps calling Ben Rothesburger Rapeless Burger, you know, you should be ashamed of yourself.
It's not Ben Raplessburger, right?
This is a damn man with some work ethic out here.
He's got some balls, right?
He doesn't fold under the pressure.
You know, just because he has a broken nose, screwed up face, screwed up shoulder, screwed up damn knee, he doesn't care.
He's going to go out there and continue to play the goddamn game because that's what he's paid to do.
That's his freaking job.
He's not like you assholes out here trying to collect unemployment for fibromyalgia pains.
Ben Roethlisberger Integrity Debate00:11:39
It's not like you assholes out here trying to collect disability for stupid dumb disorders like, oh, I got bipolar disorder.
I've got depression.
I can't work.
My legs be hurting, baby.
I mean, give me a break, man.
I mean, anxiety.
Yeah, another one.
I got anxiety.
I don't know what I'm going to do.
I don't know what to do.
Why don't you take a shot of whiskey?
How about that, you stupid asshole?
How about taking a shot of whiskey?
How about just, you know, sipping on the sauce or something?
Calm your ass down.
How about somebody giving you a slap to that disgusting, despicable scowl you got on your face?
How about somebody giving you a slap into reality and saying, hey, wait a minute, we actually have to work for a living out here in America, you asshole.
You actually have to actually make some sort of contribution in America so that you can continue to be sustained.
You unproductive, no kind of contribution-heaven piece of milky licking crap.
Stop sitting on your thumb, take it out of your ass, put it in your mouth, and that's the type of bad taste that you're giving to every taxpayer's mouth.
You stupid, ungrateful, gluttonous, entitlement-receiving piece of trash.
Give me a break.
Give me a damn break.
It makes me sick.
I mean, you don't understand how bad it gets me angry.
It gets me gets me angry.
You know, I need to just calm down here.
Maybe it's the beer.
Maybe I'm having too much beer.
I don't know.
I don't care.
But I think I'm going to close this show now because I actually, it's a Friday night, man.
I should be kicking back here.
I'm going to go score me some cigars.
I'm going to go out in the town here.
I'm taking up, I'm picking up the wife.
Actually, I'm going to have the wife be picked up by the car service.
Have her meet me at the cigar shop.
And then from there, we're just going to go ahead and we're going to walk down to West 6 and we're going to party.
We're going to party up.
Austin, Texas style, West 6th Street, man.
And for all those folks that are tuning in, let me tell you something.
West 6th Street, Austin, Texas, is becoming the place to be.
I'm telling you, Ryan Reynolds, Macaulay Carlton, not Macaulay Caul, Matthew McConaughey, Macaulay Culkin.
Give me a freaking break with that fruiter.
You know, uh, you know, uh, Sandra Bullock and her black baby, they're all out there, man.
You know, they're all out there chilling like some villains, man.
I mean, you know, it it it's amazing.
It's beautiful.
I mean, and not only that on West 6th Street, because everything is, you know, a little bit higher priced on the ticket, you don't get the kind of riffraff that you would normally see on East 6th Street or any of your other alcoholic beverage establishments who use the traditional method of pricing their alcohol.
You actually see people that can actually afford $12 drinks.
You know, you actually can see people who can afford $30 shots of scotch.
You actually see these people.
You're intermingling with these people.
That's why you're paying so much at a bar, because you don't want to be with a riffraft that's out here taking advantage of dollar.
You call its and you got to intermingle yourself.
Intermingle yourself with these goddamn that smell.
You know that smell like a, like a bad, disgusting.
You know boy's locker room mixed with a carnival urinal.
I mean, do you understand what I'm saying?
You got to intermix with these people.
They can't even dress themselves.
Have you seen how people are dressing themselves in regular, everyday America?
They're just putting, you know, a basketball shorts on with a t-shirt with shit stains all over it, and yet they're going into restaurants and actually trying to, you know, get serviced under this type of condition.
I mean, do you understand that people have no shame today in America?
And this is why I do this program in hopes of giving some capitalist advice, in hopes of giving people some advice, to give them some more capital so they can become ballers, so they can actually have some integrity, because once people lose integrity, once people lose shame, they're worthless.
There's no going back.
They're pieces of crap, they're wastes of human flesh, you know?
I mean, that's what they are, that's what happens to these people and I know that the individuals out there.
You know you goodie, two shoes out there you, you get so sick and tired of me saying this.
Well, get tough titty tough, freaking titty, because that's the truth, that's the way it is, man.
We got to wake up and smell the coffee, the kind of coffee that Juan Valdez and his illegal immigrant ass keeps picking out there in Columbia with that disgusting, retarded donkey that he has.
I mean, do you understand that?
We have to wake up?
We have to realize, as capitalists, that we got to stack our chips, man.
We got to stack our chips and invest them properly.
And this is why I do this show, folks.
This is why I do this show, because us capitalists have to stick together, because at some point in time and we're gonna have to come to a point where it's either us versus them, us capitalists versus everybody else who's just a non-com, non-productive detriment to the world today, a non-productive detriment to the world, somebody who's just existing and expects sustenance because their existence.
It's a disgrace folks, it's an utter disgrace.
That's why I'm saying, give me capitalism or give me death.
I'm not gonna sit here and go into a breadline To be fed.
Do you understand what I'm saying?
I am not going to go to some bureaucratic, stupid DPS, you know, DMV type of crap.
All right?
I'm not going to go into this kind of crap so that I can get a house, so that I can get a car.
I don't want to be handed anything by the government.
I want to make it.
Do you understand?
I have integrity.
I have shame.
You understand what I'm talking about?
And that personal integrity keeps me going.
I'm not going to sit there and be begging anybody for anything.
You understand?
And if you're somebody that's out there begging these people for something, well, then maybe you need to look at yourself in the mirror and realize that I got to go out there and I've got to bust my ass no matter what it takes.
Do you understand?
And no matter what it takes, if you're really starving out there, if you're really, really starving, why don't you go out and do something about it?
I mean, you know, I'm not encouraging illegal activity, but if you're that desperate, what the hell?
And I'm not talking about robbing people because that's disgusting.
You know, anybody who robs anybody, anybody who pulls out a gun on anybody for money, armed robbery, they deserve the punishment that they get.
As a matter of fact, I think that, you know, me personally, they deserve the death penalty.
I think armed robbery is a big risk to our society and every other civil society.
You know, armed robbers, you know, they should at least get their balls cut off.
Something seriously should happen to armed robbers, but in the bottom line.
So I'm saying, folks, there's still opportunities out here in America.
If you don't believe me, take a look at your gas station.
Take a look at the restaurants, some of these corporate franchises, and take a look at how many foreigners.
Take a look at how many damn foreigners are owning those damn businesses.
Take a look.
And why are they owning businesses out there?
Why are they able to do this?
Because they're taking advantage of the opportunities that you, that you are neglecting.
And that's why I do this broadcast, folks, True Capitalist Radio.
Anyway, we got five minutes left.
I want to thank everybody for tuning in with me live in the broadcast.
And of course, all the fans in the archive, all the fans in the archive that are out there that give me props at thousands upon thousands of downloads every single day.
Let me tell you something, folks.
I keep track of all the traffic that comes on and off this particular blog talkradio.com/slash ghost website.
And, you know, what brings me an element of refreshment, if you will, is looking at the numbers.
Every time I log in at a new time, the numbers go up in downloads every single time.
I mean, no matter what hour of the day, I go and check those numbers for downloads on podcasts.
It always goes up.
And I want to thank you folks for it.
I want to thank you folks for it.
Without you, there is no true capitalist radio.
Without you, ghost doesn't exist, my man.
Anyway, I want to thank everybody for tuning in with me.
Bookmark or add to your favorites.
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And of course, folks, please, I want to see some more followers going on here in my Twitter account.
You know, I mean, it just, I'm feeling a little lonely over here on Twitter, man.
So go ahead and spread the word.
Add me to your Twitter.
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All one word, no underscores, Ghost Politics is the name to follow.
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And anyway, I want to close out the show by letting everybody know that we've got sponsors, folks.
And any of those banners that you see on any of the True Capitalist Radio web pages or the official website, those are actual people that want to be there.
So if you like their products, go ahead and click through and purchase some of those products.
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These are real lawyers here.
These aren't a couple of fly-by-night telemarketing assholes.
All right?
Anyway, folks, I'm getting out of here.
I'm going to happy hour.
Thank you, everybody, for tuning in with me.
As a matter of fact, let me close out the chat window.
I'm getting the hell out of here.
It's Miller time, baby.
I'm going out there to 6th Street, and it's Friday, and I ain't got no job anymore.
I'm off work, and I ain't got shit to do.
So here we go.
I'm going off to West 6th Street.
Hey, and if you happen to see me out there and you're in Austin, Texas, why don't you throw a peace sign?
You know, throw a peace sign, chuck up the deuce at me, and maybe we'll have some drinks.
All right?
All right, I got to go send a car out for the wife.
I'm out of here.
Thank you very much for tuning in with me, folks.
And without you, there is no me.
Spread the word, blogtalkradio.com/slash ghost.
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Spread it around like wildfire.
Anyway, it's Miller time.
I'm going drinking.
I'm puffing on cigars.
And I'm just going to be having a good time down here in Austin.
If you see me, throw a peace sign.
I'm out of here.
Long live capitalism.
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