Ghost navigates technical failures and market volatility, warning that oil must drop to $90 to avoid recession while accusing Warren Buffett of mafia-style insider trading via David Sokol's Lubrasol profit. He condemns Obama's Libyan arms deals and Japanese nuclear lies, mocks "The Tech Guy Canada" for alleged pedophilia, and critiques police corruption as Gestapo-like tactics. Ghost advises avoiding college debt, investing in Coca-Cola or Dell, and rejecting "kid geniuses" like Jacob Barnett in favor of true intellect, all while promoting the Capitalist Army against government dependency. [Automatically generated summary]
Technical Difficulties and Teriyaki Chicken00:13:35
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The badass of business.
Give him capitalism or give him death.
That's it, period.
Broadcasting from his Skylight office studios in beautiful downtown Austin, Texas.
You sound fruitier than a box of fruit loops, for Christ's sake.
And now, he'll take it from here.
Your host, the prognosticator of prognosticators.
The man they call...
Go Me.
What's going on, folks?
It's Ghost here once again, and I want to thank everybody for tuning in with me.
We are having technical difficulties here at the Blog Talk Radio Networks, obviously, folks.
So if you're having trouble tuning into the broadcast, please bear with us.
I'm sure the Blog Talk Radio is doing all they can to try to rectify the situation that's happening here.
So we're going to wait for that, folks.
The chat room is still available.
Unfortunately, I don't know what's going on, folks.
I mean, I know that I'm on the air.
You know, we had to do alternative routing systems.
We had to do a whole bunch of stuff.
I don't know what's going on here at the Blog Talk Radio Network.
The switchboard is not working whatsoever.
Can't even get to the website, so to speak, folks.
A lot of things are happening here, so if you could just please bear with us.
Anyway, folks, it's kind of a flat day on the market today, folks.
Bottom line is that if you had some kind of investment in the market, so to speak, you were kind of pulling off flat unless you were one of these earnings plays or one of these people that had some decent news going your way as far as stocks are concerned.
But anyway, let's go ahead and go over the markets.
I know that we are having technical difficulties, folks, and I'm sorry.
I am sorry about this.
I mean, you know, we're trying all we can.
I'm trying all I can right now.
I'm actually in the midst of, you know, trying to solve the technical difficulties, trying to get a switchboard going up and running.
Anyway, folks, if you can, if people can even get to the site, I can't even get to the site, so I don't know what's going on.
You can hear it simulcasted unless they're having technical difficulties and can't even upload the player there.
CapitalistArmy.com.
CapitalistArmy.com is the place to go if you can't find it.
I mean, this is really ridiculous.
I don't know what's going on here.
Is there anybody out there on the chat room that can hear me here?
I mean, I mean, there's no sense in doing this show if we're going to have technical difficulties and just, you know, things are just not going to work.
You know what I'm saying?
I mean, this is no longer a free service here.
This is something that individuals pay for here.
Just want to make sure that we there's not that many people in the chat room.
People are obviously having trouble listening.
And I'm sorry for the people in the podcast.
That's if this even goes to podcast.
Let's put it that way.
I'm going to ask if the people in the chat room can hear me.
I doubt it because they're not reacting very much.
And not to mention, I don't think that, yeah, BTR is completely messed up.
Oh, geez.
Well, I don't know.
I don't know if I should just continue the show or what's going on, but I can't even get to the site.
I don't know what's going on here.
It says the radio won't load.
It says there's an error, according to the people in the chat room here.
Unbelievable.
Unbelievable.
Yeah, geez.
Well, folks, we're trying here.
You know, we're trying to do what we got to do.
Anyway, hopefully this makes it to the podcast.
We're going to continue going.
I'm sorry to the individuals that are trying to tune in live right now.
I'm sincerely sorry if you're having technical difficulties.
I'm even having technical difficulties, to say the least.
I can't even get into the damn switchboard, you know?
I mean, good God.
I mean, there's things to talk about here.
You know what I'm saying?
Anyway, let's just go ahead and, you know, bear with us.
All right.
I'm going to put in the chat room, please bear with us.
It's not my fault, obviously, but please bear with us.
Or please stand by.
Can you please stand by, please?
Please stand by.
We're having technical difficulties here.
Oh, my God.
Anyway, let me go over the markets, even for the people in the podcast here.
It was a flat day on the markets.
Dow Jones Industrials took a hit there at the end of the day.
I don't know what's going on.
I guess people are abandoning ship.
We have topped out, though, on the Dow Jones Industrials.
Pretty consistent gains.
I think it was, what, nine days of straight gains of some sort like that?
I mean, it's a pretty consistent days of gains.
As a matter of fact, I don't even know when was the last time that happened.
But today, it closed out on the negative.
Dow Jones Industrials closes out at 12,319.70.
It lost 30.88 points, a decreased percentage of 0.25%.
SP 500 closed out on the negative side, 1,325.83 is the closeout, a negative on 2.43 points, and a percentage decrease of 0.18%.
NASDAQ closed down on the positive, believe it or not.
I've always said that tech is oversold.
There's a lot of oversold stocks in the tech industry.
And hopefully people are capitalizing on those, folks.
And let me tell you, there's plenty of them.
But they closed out on the plus side, folks, at plus 4.28 points, closing out at 2,781.07, a percentage increase of 0.15%.
So it was the only thing on the plus side in the equities markets today.
There's a lot of reasons why the equities markets were rather flat.
One in particular, folks, is this damn commodity that I've been telling people to keep their eye on.
And I'm talking about oil, WTI Sweet Crude.
Folks, I've been telling people since the beginning that if this price of WTI sweet crude doesn't get down to the $90 range, at the very least in the $90 range, we're going to see a double-dip recession.
And I've been saying this.
Now you've got Harvard economists finally hopping on the bandwagon of True Capitalist Radio.
They probably just heard the last editions or something.
You know, I mean, it just makes me sick.
You know, now all of a sudden, we've got Harvard economics professor saying, yeah, you know, if the oil keeps going up, obviously we're going to have a double dip recession.
I've been saying this, you idiots.
I can't believe that these professors, this is why we don't even need college anymore because college is just pretty much useless.
It's useless.
It's useless here.
I mean, you might as well just go out and work for your cash, flip it, and learn from experience and actually learn, cognitively interpret the things that are happening around you.
Anyway, gold, or excuse me, oil is up today.
Let me just go ahead and go through the whole commodities.
I'm going to try to get through this quick, and then we're going to see if we can get to our website, see if we can get a switchboard going on, see if we can get to the goddamn show is what I'd like to do.
I'd like to get to the goddamn show.
I know there's people trying to get to the website.
They're trying to get to the chat room.
There's a couple of people.
There's a couple of people that actually got through to the chat room.
Right now, I mean, there's nobody that can actually get to the broadcast.
I can't even get a damn switchboard, for heaven's sake.
Anyway, let me go ahead and run through the damn commodities markets.
Brent crude increased $1.93 today, closing out the price at $117.06 a barrel of Brent crude, which is the crude oil that's shipped out to Asia and Europe.
That's a percentage increase of 1.68%.
Gasoline futures, after dramatic sell-offs, after the optimism of me thinking that we're going to have to see lower prices at the pump here in the next couple of weeks, dramatic increases in buybacks, of course, in gas oil futures.
It was up $12.75 today, a percentage increase of $1.31 percent.
Or excuse me, a 1.31 percent.
Excuse me.
I'm trying to multitask here.
I'm trying to get my show back up.
I'm trying to see if I'm getting a switchboard.
I'm trying to see if I should even be doing the show.
I'm trying to see if my listeners that usually come in here on a consistent basis to the Blog Talk Radio Network and actually get access to the show.
So I'm kind of multitasking here.
So if it sounds like I'm a little distant, that's the reason.
Heating oil futures are up $4.71, an increase of 1.54%.
Natural gas futures saw an increase of $0.04, a percentage increase of 0.92%.
And man, this is the commodity that every American should be focused on.
Every single American should be focused on this commodity, and I'm talking about WTI Sweet Crude.
I've been saying this for the past several months, that if this WTI sweet crude doesn't go down to the $90 range, that we are going to see a double-dip recession.
And yesterday it was about $104 a barrel.
Day it closes out on $106 a barrel and 62 cents.
$106.62 a barrel of WTI sweet crude.
Today it increased $2.35 alone.
That's a percentage increase of 2.25%.
That's not peanuts, man.
And it seems to me like we're going to continue to see these increases.
You know, I mean, it's disgusting that we can't get this barrel of oil down.
And the reason that we're seeing such a spike in WTI sweet crude was our president's speech on energy yesterday, which really just threw the markets into this type of a turmoil, to be honest with you folks.
I mean, what we really need is some type of alternative to the foreign oil that we're dependent on.
And unfortunately, fossil fuels and crude oil is something that is just available.
It meets the supply of our energy demands.
And there's nothing that is an alternative, a viable alternative for the masses in everyday America and throughout the world.
So to sit here and hear the president give us more of the same.
I mean, we've been hearing this type of speech from every president since Richard Nixon.
And then for him to go to Brazil and allow Brazilian companies to be subsidized by American money so that they can build oil rigs off of their shores and take the oil out of there and sell it on the world market.
Switchboard Issues and Oil Subsidies00:03:28
So basically what we're doing is we're subsidizing the Brazilian oil companies out there to make these rigs off of their shores, and then we're going to buy that oil from them.
It's just the most ridiculous thing I've ever heard of in my entire life.
And it's really sad that we have to sit here and just take this stuff.
We've got to take it as if it's legitimacy or something.
And unfortunately, we have such a dumbass American public.
They don't know whether they're coming or going.
Seriously.
I mean, I'm not joking, man.
Oh, man.
I'm telling you, man, I'm sorry.
I'm sitting over here trying to take care of the technical difficulties here.
I'm hoping at this point in time the technical difficulties are.
Well, I mean, I still cannot enter into my switchboard.
I can get the, if you happen to have Google Chrome, you can actually get the website, blogtalkradio.com/slash ghost.
But, I mean, other than that, I mean, I don't know if you can actually listen to the broadcast.
Maybe if you're in a default player.
I mean, I wish I could take calls to know what's going on here.
I mean, seriously.
Oh, wait a minute, wait, wait.
We got a switchboard.
We got a switchboard.
Yeah.
We got a switchboard.
I hope it stays up.
I hope this is the end of all the technical difficulties that we've been dealing with here.
Anyway, yeah, BTR is back on, folks.
I'm sorry.
We've been dealing with a lot of technical difficulties.
I'm sure that the engineers at BTR were kicking ass trying to get things back and running.
You know, who the hell knows what happens?
Remember, we've got a lot of Iranian hackers and a bunch of assholes out here in the world community, you know, trying to utilize cyber warfare for a lot of different tactics.
It could be a lot of different things.
It could be upgrading their systems.
It could be a lot of things.
So I'm glad to see that it's starting to get back on.
I can see people that come into the chat room.
I'm sorry for the technical difficulties, folks.
It's Blog Talk Radio, but I'm glad that they were on the ball making sure that this is up and running.
I hope that you can listen to me.
And if you are listening to me, please retweet the broadcast.
Tell everybody right now on Twitter, on all the social networking sites, on all the blogs, tell them that we are on the air.
Blog Talk Radio, fix the problem, and tell them to come to blogtalkradio.com slash ghost so they can chill with us, so they can hang with us, so they can chat with us.
I'm glad I got my damn switchboard.
I mean, I felt naked.
I felt naked without the switchboard, for Christ's sake.
You know, I felt like a Sarah McLaughlin song, you know, like, I stand here naked.
Like, I should be, you know, singing at a damn Lila Fair or something.
Jesus Christ.
Anyway, once again, please retweet the broadcast.
Let everybody know that we're on the air.
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Feeling Naked Without a Switchboard00:15:04
Anyway, let me go ahead and move on.
Well, we were talking about before we were trying to solve the technical difficulties.
We were talking about WTI Sweet Crude.
And let me tell you something right now.
Let me tell you something right now that WTI Sweet Crude, we all need to be keeping our eye on this particular commodity.
All right.
Yesterday I was discussing it.
I've been discussing it for the past two or three months.
If this damn price does not go, and this needs to be done here within the next two or three weeks, if this damn price of this commodity does not go under $90, or at least $99, $98, $97, $96, below that, then we're going to see a double-dip recession.
And I am advising all true capitalists, all investors that are listening throughout the international community to start hedging all of their savings, hedging all their assets, and start eyeballing the assets that they are currently holding.
Making sure that these assets aren't going to be tremendously afflicted by any double-dip recession.
Because remember, you can look at any stock chart, look at any stock chart, and look around 2008 and 2009.
Look at every stock chart just completely dive and completely dip.
Do you understand what I'm saying?
So what us as investors and as American people, if you're just a person that just works for a living, you want to see WTI Sweet Crude go to the $90 range.
But no, we've got so much destabilization in the world.
You've got a president.
And let me tell you, a lot of this gain, let me tell you, it went up $2.35 today.
That's an increase of 2.25% alone on WTI Sweet Crude.
And that was because the president came out yesterday and gave this redundant, ridiculous speech about energy that basically just said, oh, I don't know.
No, we're going to do more of the same.
I'm going to give subsidies to solar and this and that.
I think he made a little bit of an inference to natural gas.
And that's only because T-Boone Pickens is blowing in his ear.
I mean, give me a break, man.
Meanwhile, even though he's trying to count that he has, I don't know, got more drilling rigs out here than any president previous and doesn't want to add any more drilling options for American domestic production of oil.
He is subsidizing Brazil with American money so that they can build rigs on their shores.
And we as Americans are going to buy that oil that we subsidized from Brazil thanks to this great president here.
And this is why, folks, I mean, this is why you're seeing this reflection in the WTI sweet crude price.
I kid you not, because let's be honest.
I mean, OPEC, Saudi Arabia, all the oil-producing companies have already guaranteed that they are going to increase production.
They have increased production.
They've already increased production.
So we know that there's going to be enough crude oil to meet the demands of Americans.
Why is this going up continuously?
Well, because at some point we know, investors know, individuals who understand economics know that OPEC, which is the oil cartel that controls the Middle Eastern oil flow, they are going to cut back on that guaranteed up in production because that's what they do.
They do it all the time.
And what I'm saying is that investors are seeing into the future this particular price and this particular threat.
And because we have no other opportunity, no other options out here, this is why the price of crude oil is going up.
And let me tell you, we're already starting to see out of certain companies, they're saying that they have to relay the price of shipping the products and services that they produce to the consumer.
And this is why we're seeing an increase in everything.
Not to mention that we already have an increase in commodities, and we're going to talk about agriculture and livestock in a minute.
But you combine the increase in commodities, which are things like corn, cotton, that sort of thing, to the increase in this WTI sweet crude, man.
I mean, we need to be very concerned about this price because this could put us in, and we're on our way to a double-dip recession.
I called the last recession.
And if you don't believe me, in 2008, when everybody was like, yes, we can, and yeah, and the economy's great, I was saying, hey, our economy's about to fall.
You've got stars trading their currency into Euros.
You had shops on Madison Avenue and all the Rodeo Drive and all the big-time shops in 2008 wanting to be paid in Euros at the time.
It was a disgrace.
I was the one that said this.
You can look back in the archive.
Everybody thought I was nuts.
Everybody thought it was stupid.
Everyone thought I was just some crackpipe making some kind of conspiracy theories.
And lo and behold, when the damn, remember, it just hit the economy just hit America like a snap.
Like a freaking snap.
Because remember, more and more people started losing their jobs.
Remember, that's an economic retraction.
When there's so many people getting paid and companies are beginning to lose money because people are starting to spend less, well, then certain cuts have to be made.
Well, an economic retraction happened in 2008.
People started getting laid off.
And I'm not just talking about average blue-collar labor.
I mean, white-collar labor in 2008 was being laid off tremendously.
You had lawyers, 20% across the board in major firms being laid off in 2008.
You had all those shutdowns of every major newspaper out there because of the convergence of technology with newspaper and the internet.
They laid off a whole bunch of people that were used to these cush beat reporter jobs or news reporter jobs, that sort of thing.
I mean, everybody lost their jobs.
And as a result, they couldn't pay for their mortgages.
They didn't pay for their mortgages, so they foreclosed on their homes.
As a result, they foreclosed on their homes.
There was an a consequential decrease in the price of real estate because at the time, before 2008, everybody wanted real estate.
Everybody wanted a house.
I mean, you had Barney Frank and the Democrats putting it in the people's minds that if you have a pulse, you should have a house.
If you have a pulse, you should have a house.
And as a result, you had these government-funded loan operations, Freddie and Fannie and Freddie Mac.
For all you folks that don't know that, I strongly advise you to look into them.
They were financing people that did not have any reason to be owning a home, but because the Democrats wanted to make themselves look like the people's political party and gave everybody homes, they did this.
And as a result, folks, let me tell you what happened.
And I hate to keep reiterating this, but I hate to hear lies about why the economy collapsed.
The economy collapsed.
The economy collapsed because not only were people being laid off, not only were people being foreclosed, not only did people stop buying homes, and not only did the price of real estate go down, but you have to look at it from the bank's perspective.
They figure that if they give a loan out to somebody for a home and they can't pay on it and they have to foreclose on it, they can snag the home back because it's legally theirs and sell it on the market for the market value at the time.
And you see, bankers and everybody thought that real estate prices were never going to go down.
Believe it or not, they thought that real estate prices were just going to continuously go up because of the spreading population, because people were continuously procreating, that sort of thing.
They didn't think they were going to go down.
So as a result, you had bankers giving out these loans to people.
You had the government backing it up.
You had Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac backing up these mortgages.
And when the economic retraction of 2008 and all these layoffs started happening, you had this domino effect of people couldn't pay their homes.
When people couldn't pay their homes, that means there was more homes on the market, less people wanting homes.
So as a result, the supply and demand effect happened and the price of real estate went down.
And it went down so low, folks, that the banks couldn't even recoup the money that they lent out to the people for the homes initially.
You understand?
I mean, they could not even recoup.
I mean, just imagine, okay?
They gave out a loan for a home for a million dollars.
Okay?
And the person that had the million-dollar home couldn't pay.
They got foreclosed on.
And because of the decrease at the time in 2008, the whole domino effect happened.
That home went from $1 million real estate value in 2007 to literally like $200,000 or $150,000 in 2008.
I kid you not, folks.
You can look back in, actually, you can YouTube this stuff up and look at all the damn real estate developments that are ghost towns in California, in Nevada, in Florida.
I mean, they're just ghost towns of just these homes that all got foreclosed on because people couldn't pay on them.
And the bank can't sell them because the bank, they've lost money.
Now, why do people, why should people care?
Why should people care if the bank lost money?
That's because you put your money in the bank, you idiots.
All right?
You put your money in the bank.
And this is what caused the whole economic meltdown of 2008.
It jeopardized the integrity of the deposits.
All right?
It jeopardized the integrity of the deposits of everybody in America.
Everybody.
Everybody in America just literally, it jeopardized their, I mean, you didn't even know if your savings account was going to be there the next day during 2008.
It was that serious.
People were like, no way, Ghost.
I can't believe it.
I can't believe it.
Well, believe it, man.
And, you know, just to reiterate a little bit more of this story, that's not all that happened.
That's not the only thing that caused the collapse.
Remember, another thing that caused the collapse was the fact that you had this derivative security financial instrument that was invented by the financial community.
Now, I know this is very complicated for folks, so bear with me, okay?
But you need to realize what happened so that you know that we don't go down this road again.
Derivative securities was this idea that the bank would sell a bet on a given loan.
Let's say you were one of these people that financed a home for $150,000 on a $25,000 year income.
I mean, you know, looking at the numbers, you know that you weren't going to be able to pay that 30-year note.
So the banks would actually place bets.
There was a whole industry around this.
It's called derivative securities.
They would place bets between two parties on whether or not the individual that had that loan was going to pay it or was going to default.
And believe it or not, they'd have these two parties come together and be like, yeah, I bet you that this person right here, based on the numbers I'm looking at, they ain't going to pay the mortgage.
No way they're going to pay the mortgage.
I bet you this.
And that's derivative securities.
Now, what made it even more ridiculous, and let me tell you, this is a criticism of what happened in the financial collapse, was that AIG, which was a, believe it or not, AIG was an insurance company.
It was an insurance company.
It had no business in any kind of financial matters whatsoever, right?
Well, let me break it down to you like this.
AIG saw a money-making opportunity, an opportunity to obtain premiums by insuring these derivative securities.
Well, what the hell does that mean?
That means that even if you bet against a certain loan, whether it was going to go default or they were going to pay for it, you could buy insurance for this derivative security with AIG.
You could buy insurance.
Like, you know, you're playing Blackjack or something and you see that the dealer has an ACE and you can buy insurance just in case they hit blackjack, that kind of thing.
Siri, I'm not joking, okay?
I'm not joking.
Well, anyway, as you can imagine, when all this domino effect started happening, when you had the retraction of layoffs, then you had foreclosures, then the foreclosures meant less demand in housing.
The less demand in housing drove the cost of real estate down the tubes.
Banks lost their money and literally it lost the integrity of their lost the integrity of their bank accounts.
So they went to go and collect on these little derivative security bets.
All these banks kind of anticipated this, believe it or not.
They went to go collect on those derivative security bets and nobody could pay one another.
So they went to the insurance.
The losers went to the insurance so that they could recoup some of that.
Greedy Banks and Economic Collapse00:03:41
Do you understand what I'm saying?
It's just this complete domino effect.
And before you know it, AIG was involved, and they had to pay so many people because of these derivative security insurance policies that they had written out that it jeopardized the integrity of the insurance industry.
I'm not joking, man.
This is what happened.
This is all what happened in the economic recession.
I mean, it was just unbelievable.
Seriously, it was just, wow.
But at the same time, why did this happen?
I mean, first of all, it wouldn't have happened had government not stepped in and decided to underwrite homes for people that could never afford it.
First of all, because what does that tell anybody, like in a private industry?
If I had a private business, okay, if I had a private business selling, I don't know, some high-priced item like a car, okay?
Let's say I had a high-priced business selling a car, and I had some government institution that's willing to finance any schmuck because the government institution allocated tax funds for this quasi-private public institution to finance loser people to give them a quote-unquote better opportunity.
I mean, I'm going to go and make sure that if they are turned down by every other private creditor, I'm going to go to that government-funded creditor that will guarantee a loan even if this schmuck is a degenerate and isn't going to pay.
I mean, do you understand?
This is what happened here.
Government intertwining itself with private enterprise.
And not to mention that we had greed with American stupidity.
And I'm talking about the American masses out here.
You know, instead of thinking to oneself that, you know, even though I can get approved for a $200,000 home, even if I can get it approved for a $50,000 car and I'm only making $28,000, $25,000 a year, I mean, there should have been alarm bells going off in people's heads saying, you know, this is probably not going to pan out very well.
And you see, this is what happened on the people's end.
People witnessed other people have all the big house, the big car, the big job, the big this, the big that, and they saw that they filed bankruptcy or fell under some of these categories that enable you to dodge some of these debts and let the creditor take the loss.
They saw that they could still somewhat maneuver themselves even if they couldn't pay the creditors.
Well, people saw this and they started going and replicating the same damn thing.
They started getting cars and houses and credit cards and this and that.
And they figured, hey, if I can't pay for it, I'll just go ahead and file for bankruptcy.
It's no big deal, this and that.
This is what happened to our economy.
And anybody who disagrees and any economist or economics teacher that sit here and says, oh, it's not true.
It's a bunch of crap.
You know, it's a bunch of crap.
That's what it is.
It's a bunch of malarkey.
And I know there's people that are going to say, it's the greedy banks.
It's the greedy banks.
The banks wouldn't have taken those risks if it was their money.
Capitalist Portfolio and Lumber Futures00:15:53
You know what I'm saying?
But because they had a guarantee of the government's money, I mean, of course, I mean, who wouldn't, man?
It's like the people who manufacture these green technologies like solar, wind, you know, these double-pane glass, that sort of thing.
They wouldn't be in business.
Like, what was that one glass business?
I forgot what it's called.
But anyway, inevitably, what happened here is that the reason they're in business is because we're giving them subsidies.
Our president, our government is giving them subsidies.
That's the only reason they're sustaining themselves.
No BS.
Anyway, 646-652-4869.
We were going over the commodities, and I went off on this tirate about this particular subject matter because I want people to realize that if this WTI sweet crude price doesn't go down, we are going to see another double-dip recession.
And why?
Because let's be honest, folks, we're not producing anything in America.
I mean, don't get me wrong.
I mean, we're starting to produce a couple of things here and there.
As a matter of fact, a lot of our internet businesses, a lot of different companies are coming out of America.
But to be honest with you, folks, I mean, there's nothing that is in production.
Nothing that's in production that we can legitimately hold our economy based on.
And we need this WTI sweet crude, folks, to go down.
We need it to go down quick.
We need to go down to at least in the $90 range.
Let me go over the agriculture.
Let me go over everything else.
Sorry, folks, we were having technical difficulties at the beginning of the show.
Obviously, Blog Talk Radio rectifies those situations.
And thank you very much.
I want to thank everybody for tuning in with me.
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I am your host, the man they call Ghost.
This is episode number 56 for all the people that are keeping track.
Anyway, let's move on.
Canola futures are up $9.10.
Cocoa futures are down $35, believe it or not, even though a couple of these chocolate companies said today that they're going to have to increase prices based upon the raw goods, that sort of thing.
Anyway, we're going to go down.
Coffee futures are down 65 cents.
Corn futures are up, and that's based upon the crop report that came out today from the government, giving the figures on how much corn and how much cotton is going to be produced.
And even though corn, according to the reports, is going to have more production than any other time in world history as far as America's corn production.
We're going to produce more corn than any other time in history.
And yet the price continues to go up, for Christ's sake.
I mean, unbelievable.
Unbelievable.
And let me tell you something.
The reason it's going up is because we've got the third largest economy in the world, Japan, in dire straits.
They've got radioactive food.
They're going to have to feed these people with some kind of commodities.
And, you know, the best commodity producer, the only thing that we do produce in America is agriculture and goods and products.
Anyway, no, I didn't recommend.
I didn't recommend Coco Futures there, Peter.
Are you kidding me?
I don't trade cocoa.
I was making the statement yesterday that the reason that we're seeing cocoa futures go down is because of reduction in demand, because it's obvious that we're seeing a lot of people not shoving candy bars in their holes because the Ivory Coast situation is far from settled.
And in the Ivory Coast, that's one of the main producers of cocoa.
So no, absolutely not.
I didn't recommend cocoa yesterday.
Absolutely not.
Let's see.
I may have recommended corn.
I also may have recommended a little bit of cotton because we've seen some dramatic sell-offs.
And we've got cotton up today, $6.56 after both commodities, corn and cotton, saw dramatic sell-offs.
We've got wheat futures once again after sell-offs from there increasing today at about $45.75, a percentage increase of 5.24%.
Soybean futures are up $38.25, and that's based upon the report that came out today.
You understand?
Anyway, let's go on.
What do we got?
Lumber futures are up for some reason.
I mean, I was expecting some kind of an increase after dramatic sell-offs, $3.10.
Oat futures are up $17.75, an increase of 5.8% today on oat futures.
Soybean oil futures are up $1.46 today, an increase of 2.55%.
And wool futures are down after dramatic increases.
They're down $20 today, a decrease of 1.51%.
Modest flat increase for industrial and precious metals.
Copper futures are up 60 cents, a percentage increase of 0.14%.
Gold is up after sell-offs because of the uncertainty and the helter-skelter market that we currently find ourselves in.
Gold is up $8.90, closing out the price of gold at $1,433.80 a Troy ounce.
That's a percentage increase of 0.62%.
And let me tell you, silver, silver, silver, man, it just continues to go and continues to be increases.
You know what I mean?
Continues to be increases, baby.
That's what I'm talking about.
What did I tell you?
The market bulls have taken control of the silver market.
Silver's up today, 16 cents, an increase of 0.45%.
And if you look at the chart on silver, man, I mean, it's just you can tell the bulls have just taken control of that particular commodity.
You know what I mean?
Anyway, livestock, let's go ahead and go over the livestock futures.
We've got live cattle futures up 85 cents today.
We have cattle feeder futures up 25 cents today.
And after some modest sell-offs on lean hog, we saw some buybacks today.
It's increased once again up 85 cents, an increased percentage of 0.82%.
And that's the markets for your ass, folks.
All right.
I want to thank everybody for tuning in with me.
Once again, folks, if you could please retweet the broadcast, blog talkradio.com/slash ghost is the link to send them.
You understand what I'm saying?
But anyway, folks, I want to talk a little bit about the true capitalist portfolio once again, folks, because I mean, we're just seeing more and more increases on these stocks that we've suggested for Christ's sake.
I mean, look at Coke symbol C-O-K-E.
We were bullish on February 4th at $53.16.
It was up $1.08 again today, closing out at $66.84.
That's 25.73% on your goddamn money.
I mean, good God, man.
Are you kidding me?
I mean, this is just unbelievable.
Unfreaking believable.
And Amerigroup, symbol AGP and insurance stock, bullish on it, February 18th at $55.85.
Today it closed out at $64.25.
15.04% on your goddamn money there, baby.
We got Hellspring, symbol HS, bullish February 18th, price $34.15.
Today it closes out at $37.37.
That's 9.43% on your money.
And oh, the ETF that I love so much.
Oh, my God.
OIL, symbol OIL.
Let me tell you something.
February 22nd, I was bullish on this stock when it was an ETF.
I should say it's a financial instrument.
It still can be traded like a stock.
It can be day traded.
We were bullish on it at $23.90.
Today, because of the sharp increases in crude, today it closes out at $28.20.
$28.20, that's 17.99% on your goddamn money, man.
Hey, symbol VLO, Valero.
We were bullish on it March 3rd at $27.
As a matter of fact, it even dipped down lower a couple of days after I was bullish on it, so you would have been able to pick it up even cheaper.
But even if you picked it up at $27, it closed out today, and it's down 91 cents, but it closed out today, $29.82, an increase of 10.44% on your money.
As a whole, all right, as a whole, the true capitalist portfolio is up almost 7%, even with all the losses up in there.
I mean, 7%, man.
Good God.
I mean, not even Bernie Madoff.
You know what I'm saying?
Anyway, we're going to move on to other subject matter.
646-652-4869 is the number to call.
I want to talk about something that has swept the business world.
Something that has really swept the business world, in my personal opinion.
I'm talking about this right-hand man of Warren Buffett named David Sokol.
David Sokol was like a lieutenant.
He was the heir apparent to Berkshire Hathaway.
And Berkshire Hathaway, for you folks that don't know, is the company or the investment company that Warren Buffett owns.
And for you folks that don't know who Warren Buffett is, he's only the second richest man in the world that's made all his money in stocks.
Yeah, in investments.
You know what I'm saying?
Anyway, David Sokol, which is the heir apparent.
I mean, Warren Buffett had tapped this man to take over his position once Warren Buffett's in the pine box.
You know what I mean?
And to take over Berkshire Hathaway.
Well, David Sokol today, or I think it was yesterday, actually late yesterday, he announced that he is stepping down from Berkshire Hathaway to pursue his own business, quote unquote.
What?
Are you kidding me?
I mean, you're working for Warren Buffett, man.
I mean, if you look up a Google image search of David Sokol, what hell's this guy's name again?
I forgot his name for Christ's sake.
I know it's Sokol.
David Sokol.
I just wanted to make sure I know his first name.
You know how you know people by last names, that sort of thing.
David Sokol, if you look at a Google image search for David Sokol and Warren Buffett, you could see these guys kicking back in the Learjet, man.
Oh, yeah, these guys kicking back in the Learjet.
I mean, this was his lieutenant.
This was Warren Buffett's right-hand man.
Why would he step down?
Well, according to Fox Business, according to the Gasperino, even though he likes looking at himself on the camera all the time whenever he's being interviewed, he broke the story here that the reason, or, you know, maybe a reason, this is all alleged.
You know, we all got to use the terminology.
David Sokol had actually purchased Lubrasol.
And Lubrasol was recently announced by Buffett as a takeover.
He wanted to buy the company.
He ended up buying the company for, what is it, $130-something dollars a share?
He took over the company of Lubersol.
Well, his right-hand man had actually purchased the stock several months prior to Warren Buffett actually buying out.
You know what I mean?
The company.
He purchased, I don't know, whatever it was, 100,000 shares at 100,000 shares at $100 or whatever it was.
But he made 30% increase on his money on the fact that he had purchased these stocks three months prior to Warren Buffett purchasing the company of Lubrasol.
You understand what I'm saying?
Now, that right off the bat is somewhat of a conflict of interest, and it would have set off red flags in any investment firm across the country.
Anyone.
But, and, of course, I've been on this story.
I mean, Fox Business, let me tell you something, man.
They're on their stuff when it comes to business reporting, man.
Liz Klayman actually interviewed this man during, I think it was last evening, interviewed David Sokol and asked him about, you know, well, I mean, did Warren Buffett know?
Did Warren Buffett know that you had purchased the company?
And Sokol's response was that, oh, yeah, you know, we talked about it in passing.
What?
You talked about it in passing?
I mean, you're his right-hand man.
I mean, you're the heir apparent, for Christ's sake, man.
Are you kidding me?
And you mean to tell me that you, David Sokol, didn't tell Warren Buffett that you had purchased, what was it, 100,000 shares of Lubrasol, the same company that Warren Buffett purchased completely three months later?
I mean, give me a prank.
This is why David Sokol is stepping down and pursuing his quote-unquote own business.
And you know what this does to Warren Buffett?
It makes him look like the nefarious scumbag that I've always thought he was.
I mean, let me tell you something right now.
All right.
This taints the whole Berkshire Hathaway anointing of great investment.
I mean, this just goes to show you.
I mean, not only this, but you take a look at Berkshire Hathaway's connection to the Raja Rata Ratman, that idiot that's up for insider trading.
This doesn't look good at all.
You understand?
And you know what really is stupid, what really is stupid is that David Sokol only made about $4 million off of this, you know, what looks like unscrupulous trading.
You know what I mean?
$4 million.
I mean, you have to think that he was going to be the heir apparent to Berkshire Hathaway.
Warren Buffett and Unscrupulous Trading00:14:58
He could have made multi-millions, man.
I mean, he could have had company perks, you know, the private leers, the limousine rides.
But no, no, no.
He invested in Lubersol three months before Warren Buffett conveniently bought the company, and he made $4 million.
Now, I know you're asking yourself, why exactly would an idiot like David Sokol be, you know, jeopardizing his whole career over $4 million?
Well, I'll tell you why.
Because that's how these people think they can game the system.
They think they can game the system and say, oh, well, I'm already rich, so if it looks like all I'm doing is taking a measly $4 million here or this and that, I mean, I'll just make it look like an accident.
I'll just say it's an accident.
You know?
And I'm serious.
I mean, this is how these people, it's kind of like what the mafia used to call people.
Hey, you're skimming.
They go up to people, you know, with Vinny the Brick, you know what I mean?
And, you know, Joe Batters.
You know, they go up to, you know, people like this, they go up to you and say, yeah, you're skimming, you ASO, eh?
You're skimming.
I have to break your legs.
I got to throw some cement shoes on you, you moron.
And that's exactly what happened with David Sokol, in my opinion.
I mean, he could sit here and say that, oh, I'm not, I didn't know.
And the only reason that Warren Buffett bought it, and the only reason I owned it is because, I mean, we talk about it.
I told him about the company.
I invested in the company.
I liked the company.
And then I told my boy, Warren Buffett, hey, check this out.
It's a nice company.
And then that's all there is to it.
Lo and behold, he bought the company and then they made $4 million.
You can't do that.
Any one of us does that?
We're going to be taken to jail by the SEC.
Anybody else does that kind of crap?
That is no different from you having some rich daddy and you buy some kind of a small cap company and your rich daddy conveniently buys the company three months later at about you buy the shares in a buck and your daddy buys all the shares back at like three or four bucks.
I mean, it's a conflict of interest and it taints the whole Berkshire Hathaway aura and it taints Warren Buffett as, you know, for lack of a better term, a scumbag.
You know, I know he likes to hide behind this idea that I've been living in the same house I've been living in for 40 years and I buy my suits off the rack of Walmart or whatever he claims.
You know, he tries to be this pious billionaire.
I mean, give me a break, Buffett.
You know what I mean?
Give me a break.
I mean, this is horrible.
I mean, this is just disgusting.
$4 million.
I mean, it really is disgusting.
And Buffett, I mean, read his little letter in response to this, because he actually wrote a letter.
I mean, it's so convoluted, and it just doesn't even make any sense.
I mean, coming from a man who's supposed to be the second richest man in the world makes no sense whatsoever.
So I hope the SEC, since my tax dollars are paying for this bureaucratic bunch of BS, I hope that they investigate what's going on here on this unscrupulous activity with Berkshire Hathaway and David Sokol.
All right, because I mean, I'm sick and tired of hearing that the SEC, instead of actually investigating these types of unscrupulous business transactions, they're on the internet looking at naked pictures and pornography.
I'm sick of it.
All right, I'm sick of it all.
As a matter of fact, I've already opened up a beer.
It's getting warm for Christ's sake.
I mean, I don't like piss-worn beer, but I'm actually having some genuine draft, baby.
Ha, ha, ha!
Woo!
And it's out of a bottle, by the way.
It's out of the bottle.
But anyway, I mean, you know, what do you think about Warren Buffett after this disgusting situation?
I mean, come on.
They're trying to lie about it, too.
That's what's sad.
I mean, they're trying to lie about it.
They're trying to make us look like we're stupid, for Christ's sake.
And it's just for $4 million.
I mean, $4 million.
But you see, this is how they do it, man.
Skimming off the top.
And they try to make it as unnoticeable as possible.
And this was beyond noticeable.
You know what I'm saying?
Anyway, I want to hear from you.
646-652-4869 is the number to call here.
Let me tell you something.
I mean, I know that the media and the business community likes to sit here and put Warren Buffett on this pedestal like, oh, look at him.
He's the greatest and he has ethics and he's a big ish.
Hey, hey, it's about time for him to go off to pasture.
All right there, Buffett.
If I was a Berkshire Hathaway investor, I would be calling for your ouster.
All right.
I mean, you have worn out your welcome, Buffett.
All right?
I mean, when I first heard that he was going to buy Lubersol, I was a little perplexed to begin with.
You know, I mean, it's a lubrication company, for Christ's sake.
I mean, you know, that's what Lubersol is, a lubrication company.
I don't know what he's going to use it for, but whatever.
And then, you know, to find out that this was, you know, I mean, it's just horrible.
It really is disgusting.
In my personal opinion, I think that Warren Buffett should be ashamed of himself.
He should.
Piece of garbage.
Anyway, we are in the second hour of the True Capitalist Radio broadcast.
I am your host, the man they call Ghost.
And once again, folks, I want to thank everybody for tuning in with me.
We were talking about how David Sokol, the right-hand man of the Berkshire Hathaway tycoon, Warren Buffett, the second richest man in the world, all right.
Lo and behold, we're sitting here and we're trying to figure out why Sokol would just all of a sudden leave as the right-hand man of Warren Buffett.
And then we find out that, oh, he purchased Lubersol stocks three months before Warren Buffett conveniently bought the company.
Oh, give me a break.
That's just horrible.
I mean, and all this for a measly $4 million profit.
It's just, you know, I mean, it's just, it's horrible, you know, but it's like I said, it's like the mafia when they go up to somebody, skim it.
That's what skimming is.
You know, you try to make it low-key so that nobody knows.
It's so small, no one will even know about it.
You know what I'm saying?
Straight up.
Nobody will even know about it, for Christ's sake.
It's disgusting.
It's about time for you to go out to pasture there, Buffett.
You understand?
You're long in the tooth.
You're old.
I know you got a billion dollars.
Maybe it's time for you to go out on some world tour with a bunch of seniors somewhere, sip on some Ovalteen, watch old episodes of the Golden Girls, and make sure that your damn adult diapers are tight there, old man, because you're losing it.
You're no longer an investor.
It's obvious that you're doing some unscrupulous investment activity.
And I'm glad that everybody's calling your ass and your little lieutenants out on it.
And if the SEC had any kind of backbone, given the fact that they're funded by my tax dollars, they'd be looking into this crap properly.
Anyway, folks, I want to hear from you.
I mean, this should make you sick as an investor.
I mean, just imagine, this is supposed to be the richest man in the world.
You know, these are supposed to be big-time bigwigs, and they're doing this type of unscrupulous crap.
Meanwhile, we, as regular investors, are at the whim of the rules of SEC.
We're only exposed to the information that is put out by the company, whatever they call transparency.
And meanwhile, you've got this kind of crap.
It's disgusting, man.
It's horrible.
And the SEC, you better be doing your job since we're paying you freaking money out of my tax dollars, you stupid, useless pieces of bureaucratic crap.
They better be doing their job on Buffett boy.
Anyway, I want to take some calls here.
646-652-4869.
Before I take a call, I want to say that I am sorry.
I am sincerely sorry for the technical difficulties that we had at the beginning of the broadcast, folks.
The Blog Talk radio show was having some technical difficulties.
I'm glad to see that there's people in the house.
In effect, I was almost about to cancel the damn show.
Almost about to cancel it.
But now that we've got things in technical order, I'd like to ask you to please retweet the broadcast.
Tell everybody you know.
Email, put it on your blog, your social networking site, the Twitter, blogtalkradio.com/slash ghost.
All right.
Anyway, let's go ahead and take some calls here.
111, you're on the air.
Hi, Ghost.
How are you doing today?
How's it going, man?
Oh, it's going all right.
I just wanted to let you know that the start of the evidence is actually being posted as I saw the poll.
I loved it.
But now I think it's time to put the evidence out there.
So I sent you the clip.
It's only a start of what's going to go up on that channel.
But Avery Shacon's going down.
Wow.
Is this Dick Burns here?
You bet.
Man, well, you know, you actually really put out a lot of information about the tech guy, better known as Avery or whatever he's being known as.
And let me tell you, I have to admit, I mean, that's pretty damning evidence.
You know what I'm saying?
That's pretty damning evidence there.
And, you know, if at the very least, if people don't believe that the tech guy is a pedo, at least they know he is a welfare recipient and somebody who collects cigarette butts, you know, which is, you know, that's something I don't know.
So that account actually got deleted.
So I put up a new one.
It's the tech guy Canada on YouTube.
And now I actually put up a video of him in a chat room with a bunch of people, like I said, posting childborn of a 12-year-old girl.
And she was actually in there.
He actually tracked her down to become friends with her because he was a fan of her CP video.
Oh, my God.
And so that clip is on there.
And I really don't see how anyone would be able to feel any other way about him after this video.
But I went ahead and I'll continue to post the channel there, and I'll keep everybody informed about the tech guy.
More to come, more to come.
There's actually some clips of him describing a situation when he was 27 years old having sex with a 15-year-old girl and getting her pregnant, and they had to get an abortion.
So that one's going up soon, too.
Oh, my God, man.
You're talking about, man, this is some juicy stuff here, man.
You know what I'm saying?
You should be like, you know, taking the place of Barbara Walters or something.
You know what I'm saying?
Dick Burns.
I mean, good God.
We're going to be seeing this type.
We're going to be seeing all this stuff because, you know, there are some people that are acquaintances here with the tech guy that just don't believe it.
They just, you know, they just can't believe that this is actually happening, that this is actually him conducting himself in such a manner.
So, you know, that's why I'm putting up the poll on the capitalistarmy.com website, capitalistarmy.com.
It's on the website there.
What should we do with the tech guy, given the fact that we got a bunch of evidence here?
I mean, pretty good evidence, you know, preponderance of the evidence.
Anyway, like I said, at the very least, the evidence that I've seen so far, he's a welfare recipient, you know, cigarette butt collecting, you know, kind of person.
Now, go ahead.
Oh, and also, he actually had this video in his email that I'm not going to say who, maybe it was me, maybe it was someone else, but I found it, and it's actually him kind of vamping on camera.
And so the link is on a video, too.
So check that channel out, The Tech Guy Canada, and you can see all the Avery fun and more to come.
Thanks there, Dick Burns.
That was a little bit of Dick Burns there, who, man, you're talking about some street justice.
You know, he is a member of the BWC.
We have a bunch of BWC members who appreciate the program.
I want to thank them for tuning in.
But let me tell you something.
You're talking about BWC.
They don't take nothing when it comes to pedophiles.
And let me tell you something right now, man.
Cheers to that.
Cheers to let's have a toast to getting every damn Woody Allen, butt-loving Roman Polanski pedophile off the face of the planet.
And if we can't do that, we need to identify every single one of them so that everybody, family members, friends, people that they associate with know what kind of a disgusting, despicable scumbag these types of pedophiles are.
And that's all there is to it.
Anyway, 646-652-4869 is the number to call.
I'm going to take a couple more calls.
We didn't mean to get off Keister there.
We were talking about how Warren Buffett and his lieutenant, David Sokol, are in some kind of unscrupulous mess.
But we got sidetracked by Dick Burns.
He's posting more and more evidence of the tech guy.
And the bad part about it is the tech guy was a pretty good fan of the show.
He was a pretty good fan of the show.
He avid listener and that sort of thing.
But when you have this type of evidence and you have these types of allegations come out, I mean, it's just, oh, Jesus Christ.
It makes me want to puke, to be honest with you.
401k Advice and Taxation Concerns00:12:21
You know what I'm saying?
I mean, seriously.
It's just become a horrible situation.
Hold on.
I'm sorry.
I'm gagging, man.
I'm just gagging.
Anyway, let me go ahead and take another caller here before I keep gagging.
We got Talk ARF.
Talk Arf, are you there?
Yeah, how are you doing, ghost?
How you doing, man?
Hey, I enjoy your show.
I just ran across it a couple days ago, and I've been hanging around Blog Talk Radio for about three months.
I have my own little show.
I'm more of a tinfoil hat type of guy.
I'm also a cartoonist.
I'm into political satire.
I'm not.
Do you have anything online?
Do you have anything up we can check out?
Yeah, I can post a link in the chat room, but I just want to give you a compliment, man.
I've been doing this about a month actually doing the broadcast.
And apparently, you don't read off a script.
And I asked you a question.
Do you ever breathe?
Do I ever breathe?
No, I mean, are you kidding me?
I was meant to continue to go on and talk and talk and talk until people have synapses sparking in their brains so that they can think for themselves.
I'm not trying to convince people to do anything but what's the right thing, and that's to be capitalist.
That's to understand that if you're a hardworking person, if you pay taxes, you should have more of an authority over this government instead of this government having authority over you.
Well, I'll tell you my financial stance.
I work at a casino as a security officer.
I make, well, I live in Southern California.
I make $17 an hour.
But after you take the taxes and the 401k and the dental, and I use my VA.
I got some long-term disability.
All the other shit.
It comes down to about $10 an hour in my pocket.
Now, in 2008, my 401k lost $14,000.
So I had a brother that was getting ready to move to a larger house.
And I'd been renting from him for 10 years.
Well, I don't drive, so he moved a little further away from my place of work.
So he said, why don't you buy your trailer?
And I said, you know what?
It's something we're always going to do.
And so I cashed out enough money out of my 401k and paid cash for the trailer I live in now.
And then I turned around and had to negotiate with the IRS and the Fed Franchise Tax Board to get on an installment plan.
And since then, I've filed again.
And so I guess I might be shared with them tax-wise maybe another two or three years.
They kept my refunds.
But anyway, I don't have any other investments outside of my plants.
I try to grow my own food.
I don't own any precious metals.
And other than my 401k, if the economy goes down, I really have nothing to fall back on.
What would be your advice?
Well, you know, since you're making some type of capital, first of all, I don't believe in 401ks or mutual funds or anything of that nature where you're dependent on somebody else to make money for you.
I mean, we've learned from past experiences.
And I mean, we can name a whole bunch of different particular situations where this is just not advisable towards one's financial stability.
So, I mean, I would not have a 401k.
What I would personally do, since you're, you know, if you're not a stock guru, if you're not somebody that, you know, can read all this news, and it's a lot to take in.
The thing you should do is try to save as much money as you possibly can.
I think that by growing your own food, you know, trying to curb these types of expenses is a perfect way to be able to save more of that money that you've got coming in.
I'd also advise possibly even looking at internet opportunities, looking at the ability to sell products wherever you're located.
If you can handmade products, sell them online.
For other opportunities to generate revenue, and whatever you can save off of all those opportunities, put them in a stock that you know isn't going to go anywhere.
That even if it doesn't go up or down very much, you're going to get good dividends.
You're going to get better return on your money than you would if you put it in a bank.
And at the same time, the IRS situation, I mean, I don't know the facts around your IRS situation there, but the IRS typically goes after people that were paid on an independent contractor basis or a freelance, an independent individual earner basis.
Because what's unfortunate about being an independent contractor or a sole proprietor or somebody who's just paid on a freelance basis is that they don't necessarily report the taxes on this income.
And because you don't report the taxes, the person that paid you is going to report those taxes, and the person that paid you is going to report that they gave that money to you.
And, you know, it's a really strange game that you have to play.
I mean, you know, I understand people don't like the IRS.
I hate the IRS.
But we also have to realize that without these types of institutions, we wouldn't be able to have a society.
And don't get me wrong, I'm not saying society is perfect.
I think the government's overstepping its bounds.
I think it's ridiculous.
I think we don't need as much of this bureaucracy any longer.
I think that they're screwing the people, so on and so forth.
But at the same time, to be able to conduct ourselves in certain societies, one has to be able to skirt around the institutional laws that are put forth to try to prevent capitalists from prosperity or having some kind of wealth in the future.
And part of that is paying taxes.
And I hate to say it.
Even individuals that are in socialist countries that I get emailing me all the time, they're upset that they have to pay 50, 60% taxes and still try to maneuver some type of profitability around this type of taxation.
And it is possible.
The thing is, is that you've got to be a dedicated capitalist to do it.
So in my personal opinion, sir, I would try to get as much independent money as you possibly can.
But every independent source of revenue that you get, you should put 40% of it into a bank and just let it draw interest in there because that's what you're going to pay your taxes from.
You know what I'm saying?
So, you know, whatever gains that you get, let's say you get into a stock, you make big money, 40% of that profit should go into some bank account, and don't even worry about it because inevitably you're going to have to pay most, if not all, of that to Uncle Sam.
Now, with the other 60%, that's where you don't stop.
You don't just get the 60% and just go crazy.
I'm going to go out here.
I'm going to live lavish and do that.
You've got to keep going.
You've got to keep flipping.
You've got to keep doing whatever it takes.
And if that takes you being an independent businessman, opening up some small location somewhere, there's plenty of locations to be had.
You can open up some small area.
You said you have a trailer, right, sir?
Yeah.
Is it mobile?
Yeah, it is mobile, but right now I'm keeping my job as a casino eventually.
Oh, absolutely.
Taxes paid.
What it is, when I borrowed them, I didn't borrow.
I took out.
I cashed out.
And so when IS looked at my return, they counted that as income.
And that's all they hit me with.
Absolutely.
Absolutely, sir.
That's exactly right.
And that's really unfortunate that people don't realize that any kind of income.
You see, what you're doing when you put your money into a 401k is that you're hedging the money that you should be paying taxes on without having to pay.
And this is what people do.
This is what the rich folks do whenever they don't want to pay taxes on big money.
They put it in a treasury bond or they put it in some other investment so that, you know, by default, in definitions of IRS terms, the money you make, or like let's say you take out of your 401k and you were to put into an actual stock, well, then you wouldn't have had to pay taxes.
But because you took out of the 401k and actually purchased something or purchased goods, that is taxable income.
And I disagree with it.
I think it's disgusting.
But once again, we're living in a government where the people think that the government and Big Brother and Brad Lines and all this other stuff is so great.
And this is why we're heavily taxated.
And it's not just the taxation on income of that nature.
I mean, it's taxable income on inherited income.
It's taxable income on independent income.
I mean, you can't even go fishing anymore without getting taxated by the damn state so you can get a license.
You can't do anything.
So I completely agree with you, sir.
But once again, my advice to you is just to save some capital and try to put so many some odd dollars into stocks, so many some odd dollars maybe into some precious metals.
And I've advised a lot of people that you can get cheap precious metals at pawn stores across the nation because pawn stores do not sell the gold and silver at market value.
They sell it at a markup price from what they got it from.
And if you've got a pretty good chunk of change in your pocket, you can get yourself some chains, some rings or whatever the case might be, put them in a safe, hold on to them.
And as this price of gold, as this price of silver goes up, you're diversified.
You've got stocks, and you want to make sure you put your money in a stock that ain't going nowhere, like Walmart or Coca-Cola, something of that nature where they're sitting on lots of capital.
They dominate their sector.
There's no way they're going anywhere.
And even the modest increase that you get on those stocks is going to be a lot more than you would get in a bank account.
It would be a lot more than you would get in any 401k.
And I think, in my personal opinion, you could legitimately accumulate enough stocks to be able to actually use that as leverage for a loan so you can get yourself a house once again.
And it ain't going to take that long, man.
All you've got to do is accumulate $10,000, $20,000 worth of stocks.
And believe it or not, the bank will start talking to you for some heavy-duty loans.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Okay.
Yeah, yeah.
Okay.
Well, thanks for taking my call, there, guys.
No problem, man.
Good luck to you, man.
Keep us posted.
What's going on?
Join the Capitalist Army, man, so you can network with us if you need some help.
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Okay.
Thanks a lot, man.
Good luck to you.
And good luck to everybody out there that's hustling, that's trying to become a capitalist, that's dealing with certain realities around the capitalist nature of things.
The bottom line is that whenever you accumulate stocks on your own, whenever you accumulate precious metals, whenever you accumulate real estate, whenever you accumulate cars, whenever you accumulate artwork, whenever you accumulate anything that you can resell for major capital, then you are accumulating assets that are going to be able to be liquidated at some point in time.
And this is why I always say to people, man, The biggest mistake people do with their cash is just kind of blow it on, you know, ridiculous nonsense.
CIA Operatives and Foreign Fighters00:06:50
I mean, for lack of a better term, of course.
I mean, you know, anyway, let's go ahead and move on to another subject matter.
Like I said, we were talking about how David Sokol of Berkshire Hathaway is stepping down.
This is a key lieutenant of Warren Buffett, right-hand man, conveniently stepping down because of this unscrupulous little trade that he made three months prior to Warren Buffett purchasing the same stock, you know, I mean, purchasing the company of the stock he purchased three months prior.
I mean, it's just it just smells bad.
It just smells bad.
Anyway, we got a defiant Muamar Gaddafi out there in Libya now that he's all out here making these military front gains.
He's out there kicking the rebels' asses, believe it or not.
You know what I mean?
He's kicking the rebels' asses.
He's out there, you know, taking over strongholds that the rebels once had, kicking their asses with artillery and all these armaments that he has.
Remember, he was an oil-rich country.
He was an oil-rich country.
Of course, he was able to purchase all these armaments and all these tanks and all these things that are completely overrunning these rebels.
And now, NATO supposedly is finally, oh, finally, NATO.
Thanks, NATO, finally taking over the supposed military theater out there in Libya.
And today, folks, our President, Barack Obama, has sent CIA operatives into the region of Libya, not to mention that he is finally going to arm these people.
He's going to arm these people.
Are you kidding me?
I mean, does this sound like the mujahideen in Afghanistan in the 80s against the Russians again?
I mean, look at how that turned out, Mr. President.
I mean, good God, man.
I mean, you know, Mr. President, man, I mean, you know, I mean, how you can come out into the American public and still, you know, come out with that swagger is just beyond me.
I mean, you know, you got.
I mean, it's not funny, man.
It's not funny.
This is our country.
This is our country.
We're in three wars in the Middle East at this point in time.
Three wars.
And you don't think this is throwing fuel on the fire with this Islamic fundamentalism, for Christ's sake?
And not to mention that the rebels that are in Libya, for heaven's sake, the media, the mainstream media is finally, they're finally starting to report that, lo and behold, a lot of these rebels could be factions of al-Qaeda.
You know?
Oh, thanks.
Finally.
Now that we're already militarily dedicated to this theater of combat in Libya, now they tell us, huh?
Now they tell us this, that, oh, yeah, you know, even though we're sending CIA operatives, and even though we're arming these people, they could be some al-Qaeda factions.
I mean, yeah.
Not to mention, folks, that a report came out today that the majority, the majority of fighters against troops in Iraq, the majority of foreign fighters are coming from Libya.
Yeah.
So we are basically arming a lot of the descendants and the relatives of people that were in Iraq killing our troops.
I'm not joking.
You can look this up for yourself.
If you think I'm lying, why don't you look at the statistic for yourself?
The largest group of foreign fighters in Iraq against our troops that were in there were coming from Libya.
And now we are arming these people.
We're sending CIA operatives.
Why do you think we're sending CIA operatives for Christ's sake?
We're sending CIA operatives out there because we're going to train these fighters to supposedly fight the, I don't know, Muammar Gaddafi troops better.
It's disgusting, man.
It's disgusting.
It's a disgraceful.
It's disgraceful, man.
Utterly disgraceful.
And is anybody talking about, I mean, look, I'm glad that there are certain elements of the media.
You know, Fox Business is finally starting to come out with this kind of stuff.
You know, Jesus Christ.
I mean, we're going to aid Al-Qaeda or a faction of Al-Qaeda here.
I mean, we're going to actually arm the people that were fighting against our troops in Iraq.
I mean, it's a disgrace, man.
Good God.
I've got to take a shot on that note.
Let me open up this Crown Royal Black here.
As a matter of fact, I'm not even going to take the shot.
You know what I'm going to do?
I'm just going to chug this goddamn thing out of the bottle, man, because you need a drink.
I mean, you need a freaking drink after hearing all this stupidity that's happening in our name.
I mean, our, I mean, us as capitalists, we're funding these dumbass bureaucrats that are doing this in our name.
Jesus Christ, you need a drink.
Let me go ahead and take a sip of this.
Remember, for all you folks that don't know, Crown Royal Black is literally like illegal moonshine.
So cheers.
And if I happen to get a little too obnoxious, if I happen to get a little too drunk, I'm sorry, okay?
But good God.
I mean, look at this crap.
I know that we may be heading for a double-dip recession.
I don't like the price of WTI sweet crude.
I don't like the situation that's happening in the Middle East.
I don't like what's happening in Afghanistan and in Pakistan.
I don't like what the president and this administration are doing in our name.
I don't like this crap.
So goddamn, I got to take a drink.
Cheers to everybody out there, man.
This is legal moonshine right out of the bottle.
Cheers, man.
me good, God.
Oh, man.
I had to take a swig of beer, man, to wash that down for Christ's sake, man.
And for all of those that you man, I could light a match right now and probably blow fire, man.
Good God.
Oh, man, that's burning the esophagus, man.
Don't ever shoot that.
All right.
That is not something to be drinking for shooting.
Not at all.
Anyway, 646-652-4869 is the number to call here.
International Situations and Government Accountability00:15:24
We were talking about how Obama is approving the armaments of Libyan troops.
Do you understand what I'm saying?
And these are the same Libyans that were in Iraq killing our troops.
I mean, our troops, man, look, these guys are coming back.
They got their legs blown off, hands blown off.
And let's be honest.
I'm going to be perfectly honest.
A lot of these guys are coming back to women that are falling in line with everything that's happening right now.
Woman liberation.
I should go out and have whatever I want and this and that.
And they have to deal with the fact that, you know, maybe, more than likely, their woman is, you know, going out and philandering around like some whorebag.
And they have to deal with this.
They've got to deal with that.
And why?
Because, you know, we were in Iraq, remember?
And why were we in Iraq?
We were supposed to be giving democracy to Iraq.
Now that they have it, they should be paying us back at this point, don't you think?
And this is why I'm saying we should be pressuring our government, us as capitalists, us as capitalists need to be pressuring our government to force the Iraqi parliament to give us oil pro bono.
Remember, this is the second largest oil deposit in the world out there in Iraq.
They should be giving us oil pro bono.
We knock it off their tab and we artificially lower the price of oil to 60, 50 bucks a barrel for Christ's sake.
Are you kidding me?
I mean, if these bureaucrats had any kind of brains in their head and did this, they would be worshipped by the people.
I kid you not, because look, I hate to rip off Cubal Carville, James Carville, but it's the economy, stupid.
You know, people want to live right.
People want to live large, okay?
It's the economy.
And what is going to prevent us from rebounding from the recession of 2008?
This WTI sweet crude oil.
And why we are not, as the American people, as the American government, forcing this Iraqi parliament to give us oil pro bono.
And I'm not saying we're just going to gank it from them.
We're going to knock it off their tab.
Remember, we have spent $2 trillion and countless thousands of lives liberating Iraq.
I mean, countless thousands of lives, for Christ's sake.
The least that these people can do is give us some oil pro bono instead of selling it on the world market and taking advantage of these barrels of oil.
You know, believe me, they're selling it on the world market.
Did you know that the Iraqi government has got a surplus?
While we're dealing with almost a $15 trillion debt, these guys have a surplus.
Why do they have a surplus?
Because they're selling oil on the world market when they should be paying us back.
And, you know, our government thinks we're idiots.
Our government thinks we're stupid.
Our government thinks that we just completely forgot about this.
And let me tell you something.
Us as true capitalists, we've got to make sure that we make them know that we didn't forget about this.
We didn't forget about it.
We're not going to just eat this $2 trillion.
This government better start answering for itself, and it better start demanding a payback from this Iraqi government, and they better start demanding from it now.
Our economy would be so beautiful.
I mean, do you understand just that little move right there?
That little move.
Bringing down the cost of oil artificially would just save the economy.
Nothing, I mean, seriously.
And now, you know what, folks?
And for all the true capitalist listeners, you know I've been saying watch the WTI sweet crude price.
I've been saying that for three, four months already.
Now, all of a sudden, now, some Harvard professor comes out and says, I think the rise in WTI sweet crude could affect the economy and we could see a recession.
Oh, oh, oh, thanks, Mr. Harvard professor.
We really needed your expertise on that, huh?
Oh, how many years of college did you have to go to to make that kind of observation, you stupid, obnoxious bureaucratic whimbag?
I mean, what a disgusting skunk these despicable, dumbass professors are.
I mean, seriously, man, they make me sick.
Make me sick to my stomach.
Anyway, before I move on to another subject matter, us as American people, we should be very concerned, all right?
We should be very concerned about what's going on here in Libya because now we are aiding and abetting people in Libya, the rebels in Libya.
And let me tell you, and I hate to keep reiterating this point: the majority of the rebels that fought against our troops in Iraq, the opposition, you know, what do they call them?
The insurgents.
Remember that word?
Oh, the insurgents.
Well, many of those the majority of those insurgents came from Libya.
And now you've got our president saying that we are going to go ahead and give them some of our armaments.
And you don't think this is a recipe for disaster?
I mean, Jesus Christ, man, where's an impeachment when you need it for Christ's sake?
I mean, this whole government, it's not just the president, man.
It's everybody in the bureaucratic apparatus of government.
All these liberal, disgusting wimbags, all of them.
The chicken hawk bimbos that orchestrated this whole Libya disgusting debacle.
I'm talking about Hillary Rotten Clinton.
I'm talking about Susan Rice.
I'm talking about Samantha Powers.
Joe Biden, for Christ's sake, that's another idiot.
I mean, all these people, just get out.
Get out.
I mean, we don't need you anymore.
You know, your services are no longer needed.
I mean, an imbecile could have done a better job, literally, an imbecile.
An utter buffoon.
Anyway.
And now NATO supposedly finally taking control.
Oh, yeah, we are taking control now.
Info NATO.
We are the European power.
And we are going to take control of the Libyan situation.
Yes.
And we're going to do whatever we want.
Remember, we are socialists.
We do whatever we want.
We do it how we want and whenever we want.
Okay, Mr. President.
Since you're not going to take the lead, since you're going to give the responsibility to us, we're going to do whatever we want.
Yes.
Let me give you a break.
Good God.
I mean, it makes me sick.
I don't know.
Does it make you sick?
I mean, it should make you ill your stomach for Christ's sake.
Anyway, thanks for arming Al-Qaeda, Mr. President.
We really appreciate it.
You know what I mean?
I'm sure the American people love you for it, huh?
Yes, we can, baby.
Yes, we can.
Yes, we can.
Say that backwards.
Anyway, the Japanese government continues to lie to its people about the nuclear fallout, folks.
You know, they're claiming that even though there's high levels of radioactivity within, what was it, a 20-mile radius, they're claiming that, oh, don't worry, it'll blow over.
You know, even though our government's saying that if you happen to be out there as an American, you should be at least 50 miles away from the nuclear fallout.
As a matter of fact, I think you should just be out of the nuclear fallout altogether.
You understand?
But no, here we are.
We're in the midst of it.
Not to mention that we're getting it over here in the United States, North America, Scotland, Iceland, Europe, China.
Everybody's getting a bit of this nuclear reactor runoff and fallout.
And what I don't understand is why exactly are we just sitting by and allowing this to happen?
You know, we're putting all this attention on the military theater of combat in Libya, and oh, we've got to arm the forces and this and that.
The United Nations had to act so that we couldn't see a slaughter in Libya and all this nonsense.
Why exactly aren't we nipping this little nuclear reactor in the bud for Christ's sake?
It's poisoning the Pacific Ocean.
They're killing their own people with radioactive fallout.
You know, they're putting the whole world at risk.
Why exactly is the United Nations not acting, given the fact that the United Nations' whole idea was to help the world become more peaceful?
Yeah, we want to become more peaceful.
But why aren't you doing something about this nuclear reactor there, United Nations?
And I keep saying this right now.
If they're not going to do anything about this nuclear reactor thing, then get rid of the United Nations.
Get rid of them.
We don't need them.
Your services as the international bureaucrats are no longer needed there, United Nations.
I mean, i i if there is any international situation where your institutionalist asses should be involved in, it should be this.
It should be preventing the poisoning of the world.
But look at what the United Nations is doing.
They're sitting on their thumbs, you know, more worried about, you know, oh, we've got to stop the slaughter in Libya.
Ah, we got to stop the slaughter.
And now you've got, you know, the whole the whole damn Japanese food sector just completely radioactive.
You know what I'm saying?
I mean, their beef is radioactive, their vegetables are radioactive, the water is radioactive, now the Pacific Ocean is radioactive that's around that particular I mean, is this going to spread?
I mean, what is the United Nations doing for Christ's sake, man?
I mean, this is why I don't like bureaucrats.
And this is why I tell everybody out there across the globe, if you think Big Brother government is going to save you, if you think some international institution is going to save you, if you think that any of these bureaucrats have any care in the world about your life, about what happens to you, you've got another thing coming.
And this is why I'm saying what we need to realize is that these governments are inept.
And what makes these governments inept and incompetent?
What makes them incompetent is the fact that the majority, the majority of American people are idiots.
And this is why us as capitalists, the people that fund these governments, we're the one that fund these people.
We're the one that pay these people salary.
The only reason that they're alive.
The only reason that they eat food.
The only reason that they're clothed.
The only reason they have a house is because of our tax dollars.
We've got to tell these bureaucrats that you're not going to wave your finger in our faces any longer.
We are not your slaves.
You should be listening to us.
Because let's be honest, the bureaucrats don't know any better.
I know that everybody thinks that big brother government knows better.
They know no better.
They're just bureaucratic institutionalist bastards that care about their own power.
That's it.
And that's why us as capitalists, we need to separate ourselves from the rest of the masses that want to sit here and go into breadlines.
Because I'm not going in no goddamn breadline.
You understand me?
I'm not going in no breadline.
I'm going to be a capitalist or death.
And that's all there is to it.
Anyway, we were talking about the Japanese situation, folks.
I mean, we're getting really passionate, very serious about the Japanese situation.
It's probably affecting our American capitalists out there in Hawaii, the true capitalists that are out there in the coast of California, out there in Seattle, Portland.
These people are being affected by this.
Whether they know it or not, they're being affected by this.
And what I am extending to you is for us as American people to start to get a little concerned, not just about this, but everything that we talk about out here.
We have to hold this government accountable.
But if we stand by and do nothing, you know, nothing's going to happen.
This is why I urge all of you, everybody throughout the world, to join capitalistarmy.com.
CapitalistArmy.com.
Go on the forums.
Go on the blogs.
Go in the chat rooms.
Spread the word about this crap, man.
I'm not joking.
Because believe it or not, these people read this stuff.
Everybody's on the internet.
I mean, what is it?
One in four, one in five relationships are created over the internet.
You know, what is this?
Facebook is the number one cause of divorce.
They're on the internet.
It's up to you to convince these morons.
It's up to you to show that, hey, there's so many blogs, pro-capitalists.
There's so many blogs saying that people that collect entitlements are losers and pathetic.
There's so many forum posts, you know, criticizing my leftist Big Brother acceptance.
And this, I guarantee you, is going to have a dramatic effect on how these imbeciles interpret Big Brother.
And I kid you not.
And let me tell you something right now.
I'm sick of this Japanese government.
And if the Japanese people are listening to me right now, you need to raise it up.
Because let me tell you, I would not sit there and go quietly in that good night while I am being poisoned by radioactive activity and have this despicable, disgusting government just sit by on its ass and sip on bottles of sake or whatever the hell they're doing.
Because let me tell you, there is no reason for these people that are sitting there in Japan to be exposed to so much radiation.
We should have just, I mean, I don't understand right when this thing started leaking why we didn't just start dumping cement and wet mud on it.
But of course, welcome to this new government that we're living in.
These governments don't care.
Do you understand this?
They like tragedy.
They like devastation.
They like it when people are suffering because that makes you dependent on them.
That makes you dependent on a bunch of bureaucrats.
That makes you dependent on a bunch of assholes that don't know any better about anything else than you.
And that's all there is to it.
And I know there's people that are sitting here saying, oh, goes, I ain't saying that about our government.
Well, you better get used to it.
South Texas and Subterranean Crap Holes00:03:24
Because if you think that this government has your interest in hand, you are a complete, disgusting, despicable scumbag.
And, you know, that's all I got to say about that.
Let me take a chug of this beer here.
I'm going to take a break here.
Believe it or not, folks, before I take this break, I actually got some emails from some people that are claiming to be from the press in the region of Bexar County, which is, you know, out there, San Antonio, St. Mark and New Bronffoles area.
They don't like the fact that I am dissing anything south of Austin, Texas.
They don't like that.
They think that I am not giving the southern Texas region a fair shape.
They think that I'm just being some obnoxious bastard.
Well, let me explain something to you, all right?
I tried to find something that came out of San Antonio, Texas that was worth any kind of a crap, and I couldn't find anything.
I mean, like I said, once you go south of Austin, you are literally in the colon of America.
All right?
All right?
I mean, the colon of America.
So, what I am saying is, is I tried, I really, really tried to, you know, look for something out there that, you know, that came out of South Texas that was anything worth the crap.
Like, if there was any artist or if there was anybody who made a speech, anything, I tried to look for something.
And, folks, the only thing I could come up with is this band that came out of San Antonio in, what was it, the 90s or something called Butthole Surfers.
I kid you not.
That's the name of the band, Butthole Surfers.
I wonder what they do on Friday and Saturday nights, huh?
And this is the only thing that I could come up with that made any kind of an impact or made any kind of a national recognized impact from South Texas, from San Antonio.
I mean, serious, you know.
So, without any further ado, all right, I am going to introduce you to South Texas and San Antonio, the best, the absolute best that San Antonio, Texas has to offer because they're in a complete subterranean crap hole, all right?
Because anything south of Austin, Texas is the colon of America, all right.
Here's a little bit of butthole surfers for all the people that wanted, ah, I can't believe you're talking that way about Bexar County.
I can't believe that you're talking that way about my city.
I meh, meh, me.
Well, you know what?
Here's a little bit for you.
Butthole surfers for your ass.
This is the best that San Antonio has to offer.
Dying Love and Moonshine Swigs00:05:39
Hope you appreciate it, you fruity-ass Milky Lickers.
Mikey had a facial scar, and Bobby was a resident.
They were all in love with dying.
They were doing it and tell you.
Tommy played piano like a kid out in the rain.
Then he lost his leg and talents.
He was dancing with the train.
They were all in love with dying.
They were drinking from a fountain that was pouring like an avalanche coming down the mountain.
I don't mind the sunshine.
The images it shows.
I can take you on my lips and face my pain.
Cinnamon and sugar and coffee spoken lies.
You never know just how to look through what people find.
Some will die in hot pursuit and fiery auto crashes.
Some will die in hot pursuit while sifting through my ashes.
Some will fall in love with life and drink it from a fountain that is pouring like an avalanche coming down the mountain.
I don't mind the sunshine.
The images it shows.
I can take you on my lips and sell you in my clothes.
Live a man in sugary and softly smoking life.
You never know just how you look through under people's eyes.
Another Mikey took a knife while arguing in traffic.
Flipper died a natural death.
He caught a nasty virus.
And there was an ever-present football player, rapist.
They were all in love with dying.
They were doing it in Texas.
Holly caught a bullet, but it only hit his leg.
Well, it should have been a better shot.
Got him in the head.
They were all in love with dying.
They were drinking from a fountain that was pouring like an avalanche coming down the mountain.
I don't mind the sun of time to immediate shows.
I can taste you on my lips and smell you in my clothes.
Diver in sugary and softly smoking life.
You never know just how you look through under people's eyes.
You're listening to Ghost on True Capitalist Radio.
True Capitalist Radio.
Yeah, that was a little bit of the San Antonio's best butthole surfers with the song Pepper.
Yeah, that's the name of the song.
That's the name of the song for Christ's sake.
Anyway, I got a couple of beers here.
As a matter of fact, I don't know.
I'm just so bummed, man.
I'm just so jaded here.
You know, every time I look at the bad news coming out of the world and see how stupid most people are being here, I just feel like I need to take another swig of this moonshine.
True Capitalist Radio Intro and Beers00:06:09
Well, it's not moonshine.
It's actually Crown Royal Black, but it's like 90-proof.
You could probably, you know, literally, oh, Jesus Christ.
It's got crap all over the floor.
You could literally probably, you know, blow fire with this alcohol.
Anyway, cheers to everybody out there.
I'm going to take another swig of this, and we're going to see what happens.
All right.
I'm sorry, man.
And I know there's people out here that are saying, hey, you know, you're a little bit of a drinker.
Well, you know, you have to understand the reason I'm a little bit of a drinker is because, you know, it's either this or I have to go to some stupid, dumb pseudoscientist that calls himself a psychiatrist or psychologist that says, what we're going to do is we're going to give you this pill, and it's going to mind-alter your brain chemistry.
And what you're going to do is you're going to act more happier, but if you don't take the amount that we tell you, a side effect could be that you could have thoughts of suicide.
Oh, my God.
Anyway, let me go ahead and open up this MGD Miller genuine draft today.
Well, I only had one last one here in the little fridge I got in my office.
I got one more NAGRA.
So let me go ahead and open up this bottle here.
There we go.
Goddamn thing down on the floor.
I'm sorry.
Anyway, 646-652-4869.
You know, I'm a capitalist, and as long as we can keep capitalizing, that's all I really care about.
You know what I'm saying?
Anyway, I want to hear from you.
We're not getting many callers from Peeps.
646-652-4869 is the number to call.
Before we heard a little bit of the butthole surfers, what the hell were we talking about?
We were talking about Japan and its government, how it continues to lie to the people, how it continues to just sit here and say that there's not a threat from all this damn nuclear fallout that has even been traced out here in America and even as far as Iceland, that for some reason that is just somehow not a threat to the intermediate population there.
And it's just disgusting.
It really is disgusting.
Anyway, before I move on to the next subject matter, I want to give props to everybody that's in the chat room right now, folks.
Baba Gadouce, what's going on, man?
Good to see you.
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He's always up in the joint.
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And, of course, Goku.
Everybody knows Goku, man.
And then we got Goofy Bone in the place.
Just give her a bone.
We also got a whole bunch of guests, you know, too many of them to list.
I want to thank the guests for being in here.
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And we got the Tech Pedo.
Well, what's going on, the Tech Pedo?
And then the Truth is Out There.
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The Truth is Out There, avid listener right there.
What's going on to everybody?
I want to thank everybody for tuning in with me.
We're five minutes away from the third hour of the True Capitalist Radio broadcast.
I am your host, the man they call Ghost.
And I want to take a couple of callers here because there's not that many people calling up.
So let's call some callers, shall we?
715, you're on the air.
Hey, Ghost.
Quick question, man.
I was going to start with a business and I just kind of wanted some advice.
Yeah, I'm starting up a fast food restaurant chain.
All right.
And starting in my hometown, and just kind of want to shout out to people who need a job or something.
Apply at my restaurant.
You can go on the website, meetspin.com.
It's up right now.
Just send me.
You stupid idiot.
Get this idiot.
Get him off.
Give me a break, you stupid moron.
Anyway, 440, you're on the air.
Area code 440, you there?
Hey, ghost.
It's Bobby.
What's going on, man?
Hey, yeah, I was just talking to you coming in kinda staticky, man.
You're coming in kinda.
Yeah, like kind of like, you know, we're having trouble here, and you're kind of sounding robotic a little bit.
All right.
Yeah, you're cutting that out, man.
No, man, it really isn't.
Huh.
Are you on a cordless phone or something?
Yeah.
Yeah, well, you should probably even get closer to cordless or something because, man, you're coming in kind of static here.
Switch the channel on it or something.
All right, well, I'm as close as I can get to this.
Oh, there you go.
There you go, right there.
All right, there you go.
So, yeah, I'm just calling in because what was it, like, two days, two or three days ago, I called you?
Yeah.
Yeah, and I just thought that we kind of got off for a long time.
I just was calling to like apologize because I said I made you upset.
Nah, don't worry about that.
It's just it's just business, man.
Don't worry about it.
Police Authority and Bureaucratic Abuse00:15:53
Hey, we can agree to disagree.
No, we can agree to disagree on things, man, but as long as you're a capitalist, that's just all that matters.
You know what I'm saying?
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
But anyway, I listened to the episode again because I just wanted to see that anyone like that.
And I'm like, and you know, I um I was gonna say go for it, man.
Take your time.
Yeah, what was I gonna say?
Oh, yeah.
I did find myself like, I did think that it was a little bit like uncalled for.
I accuse you of having like maybe a record because you like to drink and stuff like that.
Hey, you know, who cares?
It it doesn't matter, man.
I'm not taking it personal.
You know what I'm saying?
I mean, you know, hey, remember, as long as you're a capitalist, you know, you didn't delete your profile in the capitalist army.
I mean, no big deal, man.
I'm not somebody who holds grudges for a little stupid crap like that.
I mean, what I hold grudges for is for hypocrisy, like, you know, some of the things that have come out about the tech guy and some of the things like that.
I mean, you know, that that's what I really don't Don't like, but man, hey, you know, hey, we disagree.
Shit happens, you know, that's how I look at it.
Right, right.
All right.
Well, that's good of your understanding.
No problem, man.
You're just very strong with your beliefs and your opinions, and it's just up to talk to you.
Well, you know, that's what a lot of people say.
But at the same time, we continue this whole idea of political correctness.
And, you know, I deal with reality.
I mean, I'm a realist.
And I know what's going on right now is just not right.
And there's simple remedies to this.
But because of all this bureaucratic nonsense that we have to deal with with government and, oh, well, this department has to talk to this department and that department.
And I mean, because we have all this, we have an inefficient society, in my personal opinion.
And, you know, in your debate regarding the police, I'm not against the police.
But at the same time, the police don't have a very good litmus test in accepting candidates.
I mean, I have come across police officers, me personally, that literally have a GED and a police academy of training, and they're out here making judgment calls on whether or not people should be ticketed or whether or not people should be going to jail.
I mean, to be honest with you, in my personal opinion, you have to have at least some kind of understanding that you just can't be some simpleton who goes out in the street and makes judgment calls based upon your own impulsive emotions.
And in my personal experiences, even here in Austin, Texas, even going across the state of Texas, and Texas is supposed to be a very independent state.
We've got a lot of people abusing their power out here.
I look on YouTube.
We've got a lot of people abusing their power all over the country.
And in my personal opinion, what officers should be understanding is they can't just assert their authority on anybody, specifically people that don't have anything wrong with their records.
I mean, they run their names, they run the license, nothing's going on, but because they took the time out to stop us or to question us, they're going to try their damnedest to try to find something to stick.
And it's this type of intrusion on people's personal liberties is what I'm against.
And not only am I against that, but they're doing this to taxpayers who actually pay their salaries.
I mean, it seems to me like they don't understand where their salaries are coming from.
And at the very least, what they should be understanding is that, you know, okay, I understand you've got to bust heads.
You've got to take gang members off the street.
You've got to get rapists off the street.
You've got to do these types of things, you know, robbers.
But in my personal opinion, I think that they're more focused on getting citations, more focused on getting tickets, more focused, getting these simple busts so that they can make themselves look good on the bureaucratic paperwork for hierarchy authority.
And that's my personal opinion.
And I don't agree with it.
I think that I'm going to be very vocal about it.
And unfortunately, it's much like the school system, Baba Gadouche.
I mean, there's not going to be any change going on in the police force.
It's much like the school unions.
It's much like all these bureaucracies.
It's not about the actual work for these folks.
I mean, don't get me wrong, you're a young person, man.
I mean, look, I've known many young people that wanted to become teachers and they became teachers.
They thought they could change the system.
They thought that they could teach the world.
I know personally people that went to the academy and they thought they could go out and change the world and become the ultimate super cop like Pac-Man.
But then when they got into the bureaucratic system and realized that nobody really gives a crap and everybody's doing half-ass effort and people are only out to make themselves look good on the bureaucratic paperwork, that's what I'm against.
Because in my personal opinion, we're not paying the police officers or the teachers or anybody to do half-ass jobs.
We're paying them to fulfill certain obligations that are expected by the collective.
And I hate to use the word collective, but the people that pay these people expect teachers to teach students properly, teach students how to balance their checkbooks, how to be fiscally responsible, how to understand and interpret history for reality and present day.
I mean, how to do these things.
We expect the police officers to serve and protect the public, get pedophiles off the street, get killers off the street, get armed robbers off the street.
And in my view and in my experiences, and I'm a law-abiding citizen, Baba Gadouche, I can tell you, you know, if you know, me personally, the man that is ghost, has never, ever, ever been in trouble with the law in his life, ever.
And even from somebody who's a law-abiding citizen who pays their taxes, I am still harassed by officers whenever I'm conflicted with the confrontation with these people.
That's why I don't even like to be around them.
I don't like to be close to them.
I don't want to see them because seeing these people potentially gives you the risk of confronting these people.
And if you attempt to try to be a little apprehensive, it gives them justifiable cause to start getting rough with you and throwing you against the wall and that sort of thing.
And this is more like the Nazi Gestapo than it is actually serving, protecting the people.
And that's my criticism of the cops.
I understand that you're wanting to be a cop.
You're going into the forces, and I'm not discouraging you from doing that.
But once again, I, as much as you do, want to clean up the streets.
I don't want to see scumbag drug dealers and pedophiles and killers.
But the system that we currently have employing our law enforcement is no different than what's going on in the teachers' unions, no different than what's going on in every bureaucratic system.
And this is why we continue, no matter how much money we throw into law enforcement, no matter how much weapons and cops and cars and tanks and surveillance, and they've even got machines that are on the side of the road now that'll detect how fast you're going and cameras and all that.
No matter how much we put up, crime continues to still go up.
And the reason it continues to go up, Baba Gadouche, is because the cops are just like the teachers.
They're only going to do as much as they can get away with.
And that's it.
They're not going to do any more.
And they'll do a lot less if they can get away with it.
But they're not going to do anything more than that.
And this is what makes me sick.
And it should make anybody sick who pays taxes, man.
And this is why we got into a little bit of disagreement.
But go ahead.
I want to go ahead and hear your side, man.
Yeah, I mean, I agree with most of that there.
I mean, there's a lot of really stupid little dumb laws that really don't need to be in place.
And I live in Ohio, and I swear, I think Ohio has the worst of all the dumbest little laws.
I mean, we can't have fireworks.
Like, airsoft guns aren't legal.
You can't.
I mean, they sell in Ohio, so you're not even allowed to shoot in your own backyard.
That is just ridiculous.
And I mean, we're huge with the click of the ticket thing.
I'm pretty sure the entire United States is.
But, I mean, it can get really ridiculous with all those really dumb laws that I really just don't think need to be in place at all.
But you do understand, though, that the cops, that's what they're more focused on.
They're not focused on crime.
You know, if they see you, you know, just cruising along in their cruise, you know, cars there and they see you doing airsoft, believe it or not, they will take time out of their not busy schedule and write you a ticket and make sure your parents are held responsible the whole nine yards.
I mean, do you understand that this is very insignificant?
If some kid gets his eye poked out because of airsoft, I mean, who cares, man?
Let the bureaucracy of the damn hospital deal with it.
I mean, well, what I don't understand is that, you know, these laws that police officers focus on.
Now, I know that, you know, people can say, well, the lawmakers pass the laws.
Well, it's up to the enforcer to enforce them.
And if he wants to enforce or she wants to enforce more of these bureaucratic little ticket laws, then there is no coincidence why we're seeing more and more crime and less and less action.
And we continue to fund these law enforcements, man.
We continue to give them more officers.
We continue to give them more weaponry.
We're even giving them more rights.
And one thing I told you last time, I mean, out here in Texas, in certain cities, you can actually, at the hunch of a police officer, if he suspects you of being under the influence of anything, he can just say, hey, we're going to take your blood from you.
And if you resist, they will forcibly take your blood from you.
In today's America, your DNA can be forcibly extracted at the whim of the authority of some cop.
And I think that giving this type of authority to these people, which are bureaucrats, and let me explain to you, not only are they bureaucrats, but a lot of these people also get off on this type of abusive behavior.
And a lot of people really get off on seeing people squirm and seeing innocent people get wronged and seeing them cry for mercy.
And in my personal opinion, this is what we're attracting in law enforcement, man.
I mean, this is my personal opinion.
But go ahead, man.
Yeah.
I mean, I hear, you know, you hear, I mean, you and me, we both hear all the stuff that goes on and all the bad cops.
And there's also the good cops and stuff like that.
Yeah, there's also good teachers, man.
There's also good teachers, Baba Gadouche.
There's also good teachers, and yet, you know what happens to good teachers?
They end up becoming like that broad that they focused on, what the hell is it called?
Dangerous minds.
You know, oh, that's a great story.
She goes into the hood and she teaches these people Shakespeare and Bob Dylan.
You know, I mean, I ask you, how long did that broad teach to get that kind of impact?
How long do you think that she was in the system to make that kind of impact?
Like five years.
All right.
And then once, you know, they made the movie about her and she wrote the book, The Whole Nine Yards, she's out of there.
And she's doing conventions all over the country telling teachers that, hey, I had to get out of there because of the bureaucratic system and I couldn't do what I got to do.
I mean, do you understand, Baba Gadouche?
I mean, there are great teachers.
There are great cops.
I honestly believe there are great cops.
There are ex-military guys that saw what kind of garbage that's out there in whatever theater of combat they're in.
They're out here to clean the streets.
But what's unfortunate is that, you know, the other people that are involved, it's not the good cop.
It's the other guys.
You should watch a movie called Serpico, which deals about the corruption of the New York Police Department back in the 60s and 70s.
I mean, every New York police officer was on the take at that time.
And Serpico was an actual good cop.
He was sick of the corruption.
He was sick of these cops taking bribes, sick of drug dealers being able to do this crap on the street.
And he actually tried to become a fed narc to try to bust these people.
And you know what ended up happening to Serpico?
He almost got killed.
He almost got murdered by his own law enforcement brethren because he was a good cop.
So that's why I'm saying, Baba Gadush, I was young like you.
I've met a lot of kids that are young like yourself that have this optimism that, look, there are good people, and there are.
I'm not saying all of them aren't.
But remember, this is a fraternity.
You know, the police officers are a fraternity.
And if you go against the majority, the majority will act against you.
And you can look at that movie.
As a matter of fact, Al Pacino plays Serpico.
It's a great movie.
You should see it.
That's an actual story of police corruption.
And I'm not saying that corruption is that hard at that level, but let me tell you, it's not about taking bribes and taking kickbacks from dealers.
It's about making quotas and putting people in the system.
It's no wonder why, was it one in six, one in seven people have been in prison?
It's no wonder because our law enforcement is out here for the sole purpose of putting people in the system instead of serving and protecting the public.
Go ahead.
Right, right.
Yeah, it definitely is a fraternity.
Yeah, I mean, they're all brothers.
But, I mean, the reason why I want to get into law enforcement is because there's just so many options and there's so much you can do while in law enforcement.
You don't have to become a street cop.
You can become a detective.
You can become a desk guy.
You can become a dispatcher.
I mean, I want to get a certain amount of people.
Yeah, but it's not what you know to get in those positions.
You know that, right?
I mean, it's not what you know.
It's who you know to get in those positions.
It's whose ass you kiss.
I mean, you've got to kiss an ass for about five, ten years and literally, you know, be so brown-nosed that whatever position that you want, by the time that person is upped in hierarchy, you know, you'll be like, you better have brown-nosed them enough so that you can get enough influence to get that position.
It's not about how, you know, Baba Gadouce, you know, in these bureaucracies, it's not about how good you are.
It's not about how badass of a cop you are.
It's not about, you know, oh, man, he kicked people's asses.
Well, he took down this guy.
He took down.
It's not about that, man.
It's bureaucracy.
It's about kiss ass.
It's about politics.
And that's what I don't agree with.
I don't agree with that.
I mean, I think that a good cop should be paid like a super cop.
If he's out there kicking ass, he's out there getting shot.
If he's out there getting shot by drug dealers, if he's out there kicking some ass, fighting crime, I don't understand why this man can't get more money than the schmuck that's just sitting there eating donuts on the side of the street in his squad car.
All right, well, I think we should just get off of this topic.
I see some people in chat with me for a call in, so I'm going to let them call.
Stock Volume and Investment Apprehension00:13:19
No problem, man.
Hey, I appreciate you giving me a call.
You didn't have to apologize, man, but I really appreciate your apology, man.
That's really amazing.
I just felt that I needed to.
But yeah, I'll talk to you later.
I'll definitely call in somebody else.
No problem.
You didn't have to apologize, man.
But thank you anyway, man.
You're a really good kid, man.
More power to you.
And good luck in the police force.
All right.
You too.
Take it in, man.
Good luck with you in your radio stuff.
All right.
No problem.
All right, man.
Later on, man.
All right.
Let's take some more callers here.
We got, let's see, who else we got?
We got another 111.
Are you there?
Who?
Yeah, hello?
Hi.
Ghost, it's me, Avery, the tech guy.
And I want to tell you who those things that Dick Burn got off.
Those are not me.
I'm so sick about this ghost.
You're saying that the things that Dick Burns are putting out is not you?
No, that's an imposter.
That's an imposter?
Yes, Ghost.
You know what I'm saying?
First of all, before you move on, I mean, you know, tech guy, you sound a little high there.
You sound like you just got castrated.
Are you all right?
No.
No, Ghost.
I've been so sick about this.
It's really I mean, oh, it's just terrible.
Okay.
Well, well, well, why are they doing this to you, tech guy?
I don't know.
I my BTR account got hacked.
You know, I don't know.
I mean, I'm so upset.
I didn't poop in like case.
I don't know.
You haven't pooped in three days?
Don't you say what you're saying?
I'm sorry you haven't pooped in three days, tech guy.
Maybe you gotta we gotta rock back and forth on the toilet there.
You know what I mean?
Well, if I had some coffee, maybe you got some coffee?
All right.
All right, man, that's enough.
This ain't the tech guy.
That's some stupid.
Who the hell knows who that is?
All right, let's get another one one.
What's going on, one one one?
Hi, Gove.
This is Kaylin.
Hey, what's going on?
How are you?
Not bad, not bad.
Just sitting here, you know, having debates.
You know, got kids thinking that, you know, bureaucracy is the way to go.
Just trying to convince them otherwise.
You know what I'm saying?
Yeah, yeah.
But I just wanted to let you know that I'm an avid listener.
Thank you.
I appreciate that.
And I always look for stock tips from you.
And in February, I bought the Coke stock at $53.16.
And I just cashed out today, so I made a lot of money today.
Awesome, man.
No kidding, man.
I mean, more power to you there.
I mean, I mean, it was a safety play.
But believe it or not, I mean, I didn't realize it was going to just spike up in that fashion.
But once again, if you've got good fundamentals, investors will look at it and they'll be like, look, you know, Coke is sitting on a lot of cash.
They got the one and two spot in their sector.
That's why investors are flocking to it.
It went way above the Wall Street's expectations of $61 a share.
It's like at $65.
And let me tell you, it looks bullish enough to even go higher at this point.
But once again, I'm not advising people to buy into it.
It's not about how much you make, it's how much you keep.
So selling out today, I'm sure that you got a pretty good chunk of change.
Oh, oh, yeah, I did.
And I'm just wondering if I should have just sold it today or waited.
No, you know what?
It's a good time to sell.
You know, I mean, you don't know what's going to happen next.
We saw a flat pay today because of the increase in oil prices.
So it's pretty uncertain what the hell is going to happen to the equities market.
Not to mention that we've had dramatic increases.
What was it?
This is the best increases that we've had in like nine years or something to that effect.
So I'm expecting a dramatic retraction.
And when that retraction happens, it's going to affect all stocks.
The only stocks it's not going to affect are those that are in the news at that present time.
We're going to go back to what we were doing in January late January, February, where people are acting on news and earnings, that sort of thing.
So I'd keep my eye on the market.
There are some plays out there to be made.
I think there's some tech plays that are way undervalued.
I don't know why they're at such lows at this point.
But I'd be bullish on those.
I'd also be bullish a little bit on, believe it or not, natural gas, since the President yesterday claims that he wants to increase natural gas usage throughout the United States.
So that means that subsidies may go that direction.
So that may be a place to eyeball.
So there's a lot of opportunities out there still.
But at this point in time, as far as taking a bull market and running with it, I'd be a little apprehensive.
So keep your eye.
Do you have anything now?
Are you holding anything now besides the sell-off that you did in Coke?
Well, I have a few in oil.
OIL.
Yeah.
Oh, pretty good.
Man, I'd hold on to that for a minute.
Yeah, well, I listened to your show, so I take advice from you on what I should do.
So it's great.
Cool.
No, absolutely.
And I'm glad you do.
At this point in time, like I said, I'd be a little apprehensive right now to invest in anything.
I mean, I think that everything's really, really high.
There needs to be a retraction.
I mean, and the low volume in trading activity means that there's not that many investors out there.
All this rise in activity is happening from low volume and investors that still have the balls, for a lack of a better term, to go out and invest.
Those are the only people investing.
I mean, the average investor is not investing at this point in time.
You can take a look at how many trades are being conducted on every stock, a low volume all across the board.
So I'm a little apprehensive to buy, unless it's the absolute low for a stock right now.
Okay.
Do you have any tips on so I should just wait on buying any other stock right now?
Well, I mean, you know, there are some stocks to be had.
I mean, I think that Dell is undervalued.
You know, Michael Dell just purchased a big chunk of his own shares here recently.
And, you know, any time that you have insider trading activity like that, when you've got the CEO of the company purchasing their own shares, you can pretty much anticipate that they're anticipating a possible spike in their stock because of some kind of business that they've conducted.
They believe in some kind of transaction.
And in my personal opinion, I think that the iPad, it's great for the regular consumer, but it's not good for the businessman.
If you buy an iPad, it's not good for somebody that's conducting business that needs to keep track of stocks and trade or keep track of certain business.
Let's say you have multi businesses, like you've got a retail store, three or four different retail stores.
You integrate all those retail stores with a certain piece of software where you can centralize it to where you can put it in a computer or you can get through it through a website.
There are technologies like this where you can just kind of see your sales without actually being at the actual locations continue.
Well, iPad is not very good for that sort of thing.
It's not necessarily good for a lot of things when it relates to business.
And I think personally, Dell, from what I've read, from their perspective, they are going to invest in a lot of these business-related type of cloud computing, touch screen type of computing devices.
And in my personal opinion, I think they're undervalued.
I think it's a very good stock to get in right now if you want to talk about low-tech stocks.
I would say Dell Computers, in my personal opinion.
Great.
I'll look into that.
One question I had is about the Gladstone Commercial Corporation.
Okay.
What's the symbol of it?
G-O-O-D.
G-O-D.
Are you joking?
Isn't that a good one?
Are you joking?
Hold on.
Let me go to another website here.
But what do you think about this?
What's your opinion about this particular stock that makes you think that you're bullish on it?
Well, I'm not well, I don't have a good feel on it, so I just wanted to get your opinion on it.
My bad.
I'm sorry.
I thought that you were kidding about the stock, but I can see a chart on it now.
It's just this stupid computer.
We've been having technical difficulties all day here.
Let me see.
The chart on that, it doesn't really move very much with the exception of, what is it, January 2000 or May 2010, April 2010?
Let me see.
What do they do here?
What exactly do they do?
They are Gladstone Commercial Corporation operates as a real estate investment trust in the United States.
It engages in investing and owning net-leased industrial and commercial real estate properties and making long-term industrial commercial investments.
Man, you know, right now, I mean, when did you buy in on this?
Well, my friend told me about it.
My friend told me about it, and I was looking into buying it.
So I just wanted to kind of ask you advice on that.
Ah, man, I don't know.
I mean, it's pretty volatile.
As you can see, there's not that much volume on the stock today.
There was only 50,210 shares traded today.
And when you have low volume like that, that means there could be a lot of pattern traders manipulating that stock.
And if you look at the chart on today, it started off today.
What was it?
Let me go to an interactive chart here.
But it started off the day at 1829.
And then a little after 11 a.m., it went down to 18 even.
And then at the end of the day, it went back up to 1824.
So what that tells me is that there's a lot of pattern traders utilizing this stock for the pattern trading qualities that it has because of its low volume.
I don't like low volume stocks unless there's some potential.
I mean, do you know if there's going to be profit in this stock?
I mean, there's some research that I have to do here.
So I don't know my friend to take a look at it.
And I looked at it, wasn't getting a really good feeling.
So I thought I'll call you and see what you think of it.
I mean, there's their income statement.
I'm looking at their balance sheet.
I mean, it looks kind of like it's just kind of a stable stock.
They did take a loss there for December 31st, 2010, as far as net tangible assets.
But once again, people have speculated that the commercial real estate market could be on its way up.
So me personally, I would be a little apprehensive in getting this stock.
Me, I'm more of somebody who's looking for demand in the future, and I think that people love these damn little tech gadgets that are coming out.
They like the tablets, and there's a lot of people that are not digging the whole culture aspect of iPad.
And in my personal opinion, I think that Dell Computers is going to go right in there and build something for businesses.
And not to mention, they've already made investments.
They've already have commitments from certain groups, hospitals, schools.
The profitability for them looks good.
I think they're real undervalued.
I mean, if you want to just throw something, if you've got like extra capital that you just want to leave alone and just have for at least the next six months to a year, I think it's a good deal, Dell Computer.
I mean, if I recollect you correctly, Word, didn't you call in about the AOL situation?
I remember when you were concerned about the AOL.
Are you glad you sold off?
Because, man, not only has it tanked, but you've got Armstrong having to lay off 20% of the AOL staff.
Assad, Syria, and Fired Governments00:02:36
Yeah, I am very glad I told that and heard your show on that.
So, again, I listen to your show every day.
I have my office listening to you, and I just want to thank you.
Thank you very much.
And take a look at that Dell stock, right?
Okay, I will.
Thank you.
All right.
Thank you for calling.
I appreciate you listening, and I hope everybody in the office there is kicking ass with some gains.
You know what I mean?
Anyway, folks, 646-652-4869 is the number to call here.
Let me take a swig of this beer.
I know that we're supposed to get on to this other stuff, like the Syrian situation.
I know there's destabilization in Syria.
The president of Syria, Assad al-Assad, is attempting to reform his government.
He already fired his government yesterday.
Now he's attempting to reform it in an attempt to retain his power.
I mean, he wants to remain in power.
Remember, Assad got his country, Syria, from his daddy.
His daddy gave him Syria.
This guy wasn't some kind of like revolutionary or somebody of any kind of stature in Syria that deserved to be the leader of this country.
He was bequeathed this country.
And, you know, we've been seeing the Assad regime attempt to quash this unrest with force, but it hasn't really worked.
So now he fired his government yesterday.
He's trying reforms today.
And I wonder if that's actually going to pan out fairly well for him.
I mean, I'm curious to see what happens.
You know what I mean?
Old Assad over there.
Anyway, 6466524869.
As a matter of fact, I'm going to take another break here.
I'm going to take another break.
As a matter of fact, I see Goofy Bone on the line here.
And let me tell you, there's a lot of people player hating on Goofy Bone here.
And I don't know if it's justified.
I don't know if it isn't justified.
I hate to be getting into chat room drama, but it's so juicy.
You know what I'm saying?
I mean, I'm doing the show here, and I'm seeing people.
I'm seeing people here just trash certain individuals.
I mean, it's just, I'm starting to become like, you know, some kind of an entertainment tonight when it comes to the chat room drama.
And if you're not here listening live, then you're missing everything.
All right?
Make sure to listen to me live Monday through Friday, 4 to 7 p.m. Central Standard Time to be listening to this.
All right?
Chat Room Drama and Live Broadcasts00:03:49
Now, before I bring Goofy Bone on, I have to listen to it again.
All right?
Ha, ha, ha.
I got to listen to just give her a bone.
Just give her a bone.
Anyway, and not only that, I've got to get another beer and all that other stuff.
So without any further ado, I don't know if we're going to play the song in its entirety, but I want everybody to hear it because it's an amusing song.
So here it is.
Goofy Bone, give it to her.
Sorry.
I've got to clear my mind.
You know what?
I've always wanted to talk to you.
And here's my chance.
I could never be your man.
I'll just hear you in your bones.
Giving you something to moan.
Hoping that you like it thick.
Trust me, baby, I'll bust them lips.
Getting nasty, ready to dance.
At the end, I wanna be in your pants.
Back at my patch, sending it slow.
Positions are nice where she don't wanna go.
Through strangers that are getting freaky, I feel like a plumber fitting this linky.
Put it in the hole like Tigo Woods.
Watching this girl just feel so good.
She's only in love, but I ain't too quick.
Cause I'm not a boyfriend, I'm just her.
Just give her a ball.
Just give her a boy.
Just give her a boy.
Just give her a chance.
Girl wants to go on a date.
I hope she knows I eat a big plate.
So we talking about our bullshit lives.
After the meal, we go for a drive.
Smoking on the big ass drug.
She's looking at me like she wants some.
So I passed it to her.
Welcome to my land.
She got so high where she couldn't even land.
Laying on the back with her feet in the air.
Like a naughty fix in the cold didn't care.
She let me hit it all kinds of ways.
Sweating like ducks trying to run away from the bar.
Cause you know what we're doing is a crime.
But let me hit that one more time.
She gotta get going, her husband's at home.
Cause I'm not her boyfriend.
I'm just her.
Just give her a ball.
Just give her a ball.
So baby girl don't know what to do.
She's starting to have feelings and act like a fool.
I told her I'm the guy on the side, but she can't live with it and let it ride.
Clutching her trying to hold me down.
Buy me things, tryna keep me around.
You can't stop me when I'm on a one-way.
I'm a player for locks and there's no other way.
So let's get back to what we do best.
Pulling down the zip up on her dress.
That's the body of the year and it tastes so good.
She likes to nail cause I got that wood.
Hitting it hard where her eyes roll back.
This girl is pursuing and needs to relax.
I gotta get going, no bullshit at home.
Cause I'm not her boyfriend.
I'm just give her a ball.
Just give her a rumble.
Just give her a rumble.
Oh, man, it's my favorite part right here, man.
I'm bringing sexy back.
I'm bringing sex seat back.
Stack a seat back.
I'm bringing sex seats back.
Sexy Seats Back and Radio Returns00:14:41
You're listening to Ghost.
Capitalist Radio.
We're back, man.
I'm telling you.
I know we're supposed to be talking about other subject matters.
We were talking about the Syrian leader trying to reform his government to stay in power.
I do, you know, before we get to Goofy Bone, I do want to talk a little bit about the situation with this, what was it called?
Camelot Distribution Group.
That's right.
Camelot Distribution Group is planning to get the IP addresses.
Well, actually, they have the IP addresses of everybody who happened to have BitTorrented their stupid little movie.
their stupid disgusting movie that nobody would have ever have watched had there hadn't been BitTorrent called nude nuns with big guns.
Yeah, that's the name of the that's the name of the movie.
Nude Nuns with Big Guns.
And what this little movie production company, excuse me, I'm sorry.
What this production company is trying to do is they're trying to get all the users that downloaded this little stupid movie, all right?
Which were, according to reports, there were 5,865 downloaders of this big nude nuns with big guns.
All right.
Now, what they're trying to do now is get the identities of all the IP addresses that we're giving to them so that they can pursue charges on those that actually downloaded this despicable, disgusting, pathetically anal movie, Nude Nuns with Big Guns.
All right.
Now, believe it or not, theoretically, if they pursue charges on anybody who downloaded it through BitTorrent, all right, Serena, they've already got the IPs.
I mean, look at the report here.
They already got them.
Now what they're doing is they're trying to get a lawsuit against the ISP providers to provide the identities of those that actually downloaded the movie.
That's what's happening right here.
Now, remember, there's only 5,865 downloaders of this stupid, pathetically anal movie.
All right?
Now, theoretically, if they go out and pursue the amount of money that they're trying to get from each and every downloader, they could get as much as $879,750,000.
You understand what I'm saying?
Believe it or not, that's what they're trying to get for nude nuns with big guns.
That's what they're trying to get.
I'm kidding you not.
The reason I always bring up these stories, folks, is because we're an internet community.
We don't need these assholes to continue to try to regulate.
It's these little stupid little things they're trying to do to regulate our activity on the internet.
And as I've said time and time again, the internet is the last form of freedom that we're ever going to have.
No matter where you are across the world, at least you have the freedom to be on the internet and do what you want, and that's all there is to it.
You know what I'm saying?
So, you know, believe it or not, if you happen to have downloaded this disgusting, despicable movie, and let me tell you, whoever the hell Camelot Distribution Group is, you know, you should, I hope you get injected with Cancer of the Cock.
Seriously.
I mean, because nobody gives a crap about your little two-bit stupid BCD movie.
Nobody cares.
All right?
And just you should be happy.
You should be lucky that there was 5,865 downloaders of your stupid little movie.
You should be so lucky with a ridiculous movie like that.
And now you want to go out and take all these people to court and make a theoretical amount of $879,750,000.
I mean, give me a break.
Straight up.
I mean, give me a break.
Honestly.
Hey, what's up, Capitalizing?
Good to see you, man.
I know they had a lot of storms out there in out there in Florida, man.
It's good to hear that you panned out okay, man.
Anyway, let's go ahead and take some calls here.
I just wanted to make that particular segment known on this broadcast that you've got the Camelot Distribution Group trying to file a lawsuit against the BitTorrent users that illegally downloaded their cheap-ass film.
All right?
Give me a break.
Anyway, let's take some calls here.
We got Goofy Bone in the house.
What's going on, Goofy Bone?
Hey, Ghost, what about the Big Bone with the Big Boys?
I love that song, man.
I'm telling you, I like it.
It's a good song.
I bumped that in my ride, man.
Oh, man, Ghost, I appreciate it.
Hey, Ghost, I was wondering, do you own any firearms?
Because I'm cleaning up my Glock 21 right now.
Are you kidding me?
I never leave the house without packing a gun.
Are you kidding me?
Let me clock my Glock back because these haters in the chat room need to understand that in California, we need to have these at all times.
Now, if they want to continue and throw out all these claims, why don't you show some proof?
Look what happened to the tech guy.
There's proof on him.
Show some proof on me.
Please doubt me.
Oh, man, man.
That's man.
That's what I'm talking about.
You're putting your money where your mouth is.
You're like, hey, you're claiming all these claims about me.
They did it to the tech guy.
What don't you do to the tech guy they did to me?
And that sounds like a man who's certain about his past.
That sounds like a man who's certain about, you know, what kind of dirt he's done.
So why are they player hating on you, man?
Well, you know, because, you know, I remember, do you remember me asking you about my dad's stock in Google?
And, you know, I told a story how, you know, he loaned Google $10,000, and he got a deal with a bunch of other people who loaned Google money.
For every dollar that they invest, they get a stock.
Okay?
So Google split like a couple of months after it came out.
So that $10,000 turned into $20,000.
Plus, he got extra little stock incentives.
So it turned out to be like 21,000 stocks.
Then he times that times the Google stock.
Boom.
That's what my dad has.
And, you know, they want me to have my dad call into you, ghost.
My dad, you know, to be honest with you, my dad don't care a damn thing about me.
You know what I mean?
A true dad would, you know, take some of that money out since he's a millionaire right now and, you know, help his son.
But no, his son's doing fine.
I don't need no help.
Yeah, hey, Goofy, man, that's just the way it is nowadays, man.
I hate to hear stories like that, man.
But seriously, that's the way it is.
I mean, these parents don't care about their kids out here, man.
They just have.
My dad's straight old because I'm half Mexican and half Italian.
My dad's straight, old school, Italian, straight from Brooklyn, New York.
You know what I mean?
So if he sees you doing good, then you're doing good, and you don't need no help.
You know what I mean?
Now, if I was poor around the streets, like they say, I'm living under a bridge with a laptop.
Yeah, maybe my dad might help me.
But, you know, I'm just saying, Ghost, I came onto your show to listen to your great advice.
And believe me, listen to that girl that called in that sound hella sexy.
She probably gained so much money on Coke.
And I didn't even, you know, because I hate Coke.
I'm a Pepsi drinker to the day I die.
But I should have listened to you, Ghost, because if I would have thrown like 18,000, because I always start with 1,800 shares in stock regardless of the price, I have the money to back it up.
But if I would have done that, I calculated I could have got like $24,000 if I would have cashed out.
It's like, I can't believe that, ghost.
You know what I mean?
It's like sitting here, you're shooting pearls to us, ghost.
And these stupid kids in the chat room would rather sit here and hate on me all day instead of listening to your millions of dollars worth of free advice.
I mean, don't kidding me.
What the hell's going on, man?
There's a lot of player hating going on on your end there, Goofy Bone.
I mean, you know, look, I like the fact that you're creative.
You're out there trying to hustle.
You're trying to be a rapper.
You know, why are these people?
I mean, look at the crap they're saying.
It's horrible.
What the hell?
Some guy claimed he knows you.
Yeah, like I said, if this guy knows me, tell him to post my name.
He says he knows my dad and my sister.
Post the names in the chat room, please.
I dare you, please.
You know what?
This goes out to all the trolls out there.
If you guys really want to put me in the dirt like you guys are trying to, show some evidence.
Show some videos.
Show something.
You guys are good at it, so go do it.
That's all I got to say, Ghost.
But anyway, much love, Ghost.
I got my Opus Ex cigar in the mail today.
I feel like a baller, but I'm waiting to smoke it on Baller Friday.
So, you know, just keep capitalizing, ghost.
Much love.
All right, man.
No problem, man.
And you take it easy and don't let the player haters get you down, man.
All right.
Oh, they're probably mad because I screwed their mother or something like that.
You know, shit happens like that, Ghost.
You gave their mother a bone and give her a bone.
Just give her a bone.
Just leave me on, ghost.
All right, man.
Thanks for listening there, Goofy Bone.
You take it easy, man.
All right.
All right, that was a little bit of goofy bone.
I'm sorry.
We got a lot of, you know, we got a lot of people here getting involved with the juicy details of what's going on here with the True Capitalist Radio broadcast.
Anyway, before I move on, I'd like for everybody to please join the Capitalist Army, folks, because we want you.
We want you to be involved in the one and only social networking site that is strictly for capitalist.
And I mean true capitalists, individuals that aren't collecting money from the government, that aren't out here mooching off of the taxpaying system, that are paying taxes, that work for a living.
I want you to join the capitalist army.
And all you got to do is go to www.capitalistarmy.com.
All right.
CapitalistArmy.com is the website to go to.
It's a social networking site, folks, and I'm not joking.
I am not joking.
We need to communicate with each other.
We need to spread ideas.
We need to act in concert if necessary, folks.
And we need to separate ourselves from all these schmucks that are out here.
CapitalistArmy.com is the website.
All right?
Bottom line.
Anyway, folks, I got a private message from somebody asking me, is Coke C-O-K-E a decent buy?
I don't think it's a goodbye right now, man.
I mean, it was a goodbye back when I hooked it up.
I mean, it may rise a little more, but it may retract dramatically.
So, you know, the only reason I picked Symbol C-O-K-E was because, you know, I anticipated, given the fact that you look at their income sheet, you look at everything that they've got, they look pretty good.
And as a matter of fact, they've increased over, was it, 25%, man?
Over 25%.
Unbelievable.
Now, do I believe that there's a buy on it right now?
Hell no.
I don't think you should buy it right now.
But maybe you should have bought it about a couple of months ago because you'd be up about over 25% of your goddamn money, man.
Anyway, let me go ahead and take, well, I'm out of the damn MGD.
Let me get the last NAGRA here.
Go ahead and open this up.
Yeah, there you go.
Anyway, we're getting down to April 1st, man.
I mean, you know what that means?
That all the college kids, or actually all the high school kids that are in school right now, they're actually being invited to the college little student orientation programs where they try to, you know, literally whine and dime these kids into signing their names on the dotted line so that they can take out, you know, $50,000, $60,000 in student loans so they can go to their little, you know, their little pissant,
little dumbass little university.
But in my personal opinion, folks, I mean, unless you're going to go into a field that you know is going to be around for the next 15 to 20 years, there should be no reason why you should go to college.
On the contrary, what you should be doing is working, stacking your chips, and utilizing all the money that you obtain to get more money.
And how do you do that?
You become a capitalist.
You invest.
You put some money in real estate.
You put some money in stocks.
You buy a car that doesn't depreciate.
You go out and do these types of investments so that you can make sure that the money that you make, because remember, when you go out and work your ass off, you make all, I mean, hey, I mean, I know you're making money, but you're working hard for that money.
You want to make sure that money works for your ass.
You don't want to just sit there and piss it away because after you piss it away, you're going to be like these asshole baby boomers that are like, oh, I want Social Security.
I didn't save that much.
Yeah, the reason you didn't save that much is because you didn't put the money into assets, into things like stocks, into things like real estate.
There's so many financial gold, silver.
I mean, there's so many things to invest in at this point in time.
It's unbelievable.
Kid Genius and Millionaire Expectations00:11:48
Anyway, let's go ahead and continue on, shall we?
I just wanted to make one thing clear to all the college kids or potential colleges.
I know there's some kids that are listening to me that are already in college.
They made the commitment.
Just be sure to learn from what you're doing.
And not only that, if any professors try to give you any kind of contrary type of rhetoric than what you hear here, then I challenge you to challenge him.
And if he gets pissed off, you should remind that bastard that, hey, well, my tuition is paying your salary.
So, I mean, if I'm asking you a simple question, I would expect a freaking answer.
And if he continues to give you crap, it means that you put him in his place.
Do you understand what I'm saying?
I mean, the bottom line is, is that there's no need to get yourself in debt before you enter into the employment marketplace.
Do you understand?
Before you get a job, there should be no reason why you're in debt.
No reason.
And when you work, you have to make sure, remember, just because you go out into the workforce doesn't mean you should just start spending your money.
You've got to eat crow for about a year or two.
Remember, even on minimum wage, man, even on minimum wage, if you have one minimum wage job and have another part-time minimum wage job, the amount of money that you are going to get, because remember, people that make that amount of money, they don't pay taxes.
Even though taxes is taken out of their check, they don't pay taxes.
They get it back at the end of the year.
The whole tax refund, crap, they all get it back at the end of the year.
So if you work that way for about a year, year and a half, and you keep your expenses low, you can actually obtain enough capital so that you can actually start doing things again.
It's just that people don't want to do it.
They'd rather collect unemployment and live off that.
They'd rather go out and go to some unentitlement and live off that, and that's all there is to it.
Jesus Christ.
Anyway, we've got nine minutes left.
Another thing I wanted to talk about is this little brat they keep shoving down our throats on the internet.
I've seen this little brat.
I mean, a little 12-year-old supposed genius out here named Jacob Barnett.
And if you haven't seen him, he's claiming, I'm a 12-year-old genius, and I think that I can expand on the theory of relativity.
I think that I can prove the theory of relativity wrong because I'm a little 12-year-old, little genius bastard.
And look at me, I'm writing on my, I mean, you know, give me a break.
You know, I mean, I hate seeing these little news reports.
I see them all the time.
At least once a year, they highlight some stupid kid that is claiming to be a genius.
I mean, if you were that much of a genius, why don't you do something for society?
What is in your genius mind make you believe that, hey, I'm a 12-year-old genius.
I should be doing something for America.
I should be Doogie Hauser out here.
But no, you know what this kid's doing?
He's sitting there with a sideways hat.
He's like, oh, I'm just a kid.
I'm just a kid.
I'm going to write on my wall.
I'm going to write on my window.
I mean, give me a break, man.
Why don't you do something for society?
If you're that much of a genius, why is your mom just sitting there allowing you to be some gluttonous, disgusting kid, you know, going in front of cartoons, ruining your potential, your intellectual potential?
Why exactly are you sitting here making YouTube videos?
You want to know why this so-called 12-year-old genius is making YouTube videos?
Because that's the kind of situation we're living in.
We're living in a star-fashioned society, for Christ's sake.
They don't care about the actual substance of what they're doing.
They care about being a...
And, you know, for all these people that, you know, are taken back by this little brat that they keep shoving in our face with Jacob Barrett.
Oh, look at him.
He's a genius.
I mean, doesn't, I mean, you know, for all the people that are really into physics and, you know, all the people that are really into math, doesn't this sound like he just kind of ripped off what Stephen Hawking has been said all along and just kind of rearranging a couple of variables and making it his own?
I mean, I mean, come on.
I mean, it almost sounds like the old man, you know, put this kid up to this crap.
I mean, it just makes me sick.
You want to know a true genius?
I'll tell you a true genius.
Noam Chomsky.
Now, I know there, you know, I've criticized Noam Chomsky many times, and that was when I was a conservative.
But Noam Chomsky is a genius.
You know, I read an unbelievable article about him criticizing, or actually noticing, critiquing, I should say.
He was critiquing the Basques movement in the Spaniard province of northern provinces of Spain.
And, you know, it was a great essay, you know?
Great essay, unbelievable piece.
And he wrote this when he was 12, I recently found out.
He wrote that article when he was 12.
And, you know, the thing is, is that if you are a true kid prodigy, you know what I'm saying?
If you are a true, you know, kid genius, well, then why don't you utilize your kid genius for a reason?
You know, I don't agree with Noam Chomsky's politics.
I don't agree, you know, the way he views things.
But at the same time, I mean, I don't know if you have read his his dissertations and and all his works on linguistics.
You know, uh his linguistics uh theoretical approaches basically prove that uh no matter what language one speaks, that there is a uh kind of a linguistic pattern that if one can tap into the linguistic patterns that are being projected by any language that they could still make out what what one says.
You know what I'm saying?
I mean they they can still have a conversation.
They can still communicate.
Unbelievable theory, you know.
But for this little brat to be on YouTube and now yeah, look at me.
I'm a little brat with a little sideways hat backwards little head here and I'm gonna show that I know better than Einstein even though Stephen Hawking said the same thing and everything.
But it doesn't matter.
I'm a twelve year old and I'm gonna be the intellectual educational American idol.
Oh yeah.
Give me a break.
If you're that much of a genius there, Mr. Brainchild, why don't you go out and help the world, you know?
Why don't you help the world get free energy if you're that much of a genius there, 12-year-old, all right?
I'm just sick of these little kids, man.
Won't you just go through college?
I mean, look, okay.
Let's say you are smarter, and let's say you go through high school quicker and you get out of college at like, you know, 16, 17.
All right, great.
I don't want to hear that you're just some brilliant brain child when you're just sitting at home in your mammy's house rotting your teeth with candy and watching brain-dead cartoons and then you know conveniently you know making theoretical approaches to Einstein's theories.
I don't want to hear that crap.
I mean if you are supposedly some big brain child, why don't you help the world there, Mr. Genius?
Anyway, let me take some calls here.
We've got three minutes left.
914, you're on the air.
What's up, ghost story?
Hey, what's going on, Soy, how you doing?
I'm all right.
I just wanted to talk about what you were just talking about, that kid, I forget his name.
Jacob Burnett or whatever the Barnett or whatever the other name is.
No, I just looked him up.
I hadn't heard about him before you mentioned him.
But then I looked him up and I found out that he's already in college and stuff.
And I mean, really, I don't understand all the hype because there's like every kid in China is like that already.
That's what I'm saying.
I mean, you know, big deal.
You know, he's questioning Einstein's theories, which to be honest with you, if you look at what he's trying to explain, if you really understand it, it's Stephen Hawking with a twist.
I mean, that's basically all it is.
But, you know, we're supposed to believe that, you know, oh, look, this twelve-year-old kid, he's a genius.
He's this, he's that.
Well, if that's the case, well, then why doesn't he do something to help society instead of being some snot-nosed little kid in his mom's basement or in his mom's living room and go out and spread this type of ideological way of thinking to everybody out here in America.
And it's just a disgrace.
I don't believe in the whole concept of kid geniuses.
I mean, if you were a kid genius, don't you think that you'd be a millionaire by 20, 25, a billionaire by 30, and be on top of the game?
No, that never happens to these so-called kid geniuses.
You know what happens to them?
They end up stagnating their intellectual potential because they're so spoon-fed with all this, oh, you're such a genius.
You're so great.
And look at you.
You're so smart.
They're so spoon-fed with this crap.
Yeah, that they just get stagnant.
They're like, oh, I just love the phrase.
I don't have to learn anymore.
And this is what happens to all geniuses.
I I hate seeing these kids being, you know, fluffed, if you will.
You know what I mean?
Yep, yep.
Anyway, I just wanted to call and point that out.
But, you know.
No problem.
I'm going to go ahead and hang up.
But it was nice listening to your show.
And, yep.
Hey, man, thanks for joining once again the Capitalist Army, and I hope to hear from you soon once again.
Definitely, definitely.
BWC for life.
All right, man.
Take it easy.
That was soybean, folks.
You know, an avid listener, just as much as everybody else is an avid listener.
Let me explain something to you, folks.
All right.
The bottom line is that everybody needs that capitalist.
Every true capitalist out there needs to join the true capitalist army.
And where do you go?
You go to capitalistarmy.com right here, folks.
It's in the website, capitalistarmy.com.
And this is a social networking site that's exclusively for capitalist.
Exclusively, exclusively for capitalists.
All right?
So, everybody, please spread the word about the true capitalist army, or about the capitalist army, if you will.
All right?
And let's go ahead and spread the word about it.
All right?
Let's spread the word about this.
All right?
I mean, let me kick this idiot out of here.
Let me get him out of here, some stupid moron.
Anyway, I'm out of here, folks.
We've got about 30 seconds left.
I'm here tomorrow.
Tomorrow's Baller Friday.
I hope you're here tomorrow for Baller Friday, folks.
You know, we're going to be kicking back, and I hope you're kicking back, folks.
Please spread the word.
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Anyway, I'm out of here.
Long live capitalism.
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