Conversations About Inflation

of these women to get some puss. Now he's kind of gonna know one. Then they try to add some interest rates to bring the integrity of the value back by making you take them on stupid vacations or buy them over priced handbags or dinners to try to you know, had your guest inflation. Hey, you want to throw some points on the pussy, go ahead, because I'm good at default. Right out, you can. You can go ahead and fore clothes on the ship. I've already packed my bags. Why

do I get what the funk you're saying? Because because it's fucking you're a smart guy. Love that again, because today you Professor Pete, because on no sentence, because you're about to teach a bunch of herm motherfucker's about inflation. So now compared to inflation as far as how pussy worked, you feel me for as far as males went, do that again? Run that whole thing again? All right, pussy it was like the currency for dating or for relationships

or whatever for you know, since the dawn of man. Right, So that was that was that was the actual what do you call it? The uh? So pussy was was the currency for relationships in in humankind? How pussy is like gold? No, pussy is like cash? Sure? Like not quite because pussy was tied to the gold standard, which used to be a wedding band when we took them. So wouldn't that hold up? And I don't mean to cut you off, but I just want to make sure I meeting this right. So that makes sense? I got it?

So I got I got to correction. Consistent pussy or the the ownership of such an investment is the ghost and and pussy itself is cash. Go ahead, and okay, got it? Yeah that's fair to say, right, because it's not marriage. Marriage is the consistency of pussy, the the allure of the availability all the time. Yeah, Marriage is

the marriages. Is the job that's your occupation? Sure? Okay, so so running out now, now backing up, okay, so now pussy and compared to the American dollar, Yeah, when, interestingly enough, both came off the gold standard around the same time in the sixty seventies. Yeah, early seventies. So pussy predated real money. It always, it always predates the economy. So we don't when when the dollar was on the gold standard, we weren't running around trading gold because it

was the gold standard. The currency is representative of a gold standard, which was actually, interestingly enough, put together by Sir Isaac Newton initially back in the early eighteenth century England. That's how England vaulted ahead of the Dutch and other European countries in global commerce and power so rapidly. So so instead of carrying around these gold bars, you would have these I O U s of this was the

same value of the goal. You have somebody's holding the goal, so they had to run around carrying this heavy as ship. You had these simple promissory notes of this is somebody's amount of gold that I'm giving you on this piece of paper. So then that's so now back to the pussy comparison, because the pussy seems great. Okay, go ahead. So when you come off the gold standard, there's nothing buying your value to your note other than your own other other than basically confidence in you as an entity.

And when women had the sexual revolution, you didn't have to marry a woman to get the pussy. You just had to show up. And so it flooded the market with casual pussy, thus driving down the value of the pussy, of of of an individual piece of pussy, was driving down the value of women. It drolled down to well, it depends on how you want to look at it.

It does drive down both. It drove down the value of pussy because when pussy is so casual, it's not that big a deal, you know, sure, yeah, it's funny. I was arguing with the homies in the group chat, and they was trying to convince me that like pussy was special, and I'm like not, pussy used to be special, but now everybody getting pussy. You know, Downtown at the loft, I would walk through Scared Road just to clear my head, Like I was so close, so I would just watch

just to get some pussy. No, I was walking through the scared road really just uh to clear my mind, like staying grounded and routing, you know, never letting the economics or success give me too far away from the corner. And what's what it's about. So people would being intense. It's homeless people getting pussy. So at that point I realized pussy wasn't special. Yeah, I mean just the fucking value portion of it. Everybody was getting some pussy. So okay,

now back to the comparison. So the sexual revolution has now so much casual pussy because based before the Sexual Revolution, you had to damn to and marry a woman to get something. You had to earn a dollar. And the Sexual Revolution was like a gigantic stimulus bill and it flooded the market with random, inflated, valueless pussy. So you're calling the p p P the Pussy Protection Plan where

it was just pussy everywhere for everybody. Yeah, and that's why the American dollars fucked up because of because there's just there's an excess of supply everybody. Any So niggas don't even got to be special me and don't gotta be special no more to get pussy. You don't gotta go do nothing. Pussy is just available. Doesn't look like most of the men getting put pussy these days were special. Probably not, it's not. And they don't have to do

nothing special nothing. You just have to exist. So you said, that's how people. So that's what's sucking up the American dollar, the currency right now, because you didn't have to do anything to earn the dollar. It was exactly and and and it outpaced the supply of the of what you were trying to get. That's the real gist of it. It outpaced the supply of the goods you were using to purchase it with. You know, currency exists for really one reason because it's it's a medium for bartering. That

way you can have an even trade. Otherwise it's like you got break pads, I got orange, Just they don't equate really easily. Someone's gonna walk out with either too many break pads or not enough orange, or someone's getting screwed in every single transaction. So you just or you might just not want orange. Just I got enough oranges, but I need break pads. All I got his oranges.

That way you can guarantee a transactual happening. It will be as close to fair as possible, you know, so like now there there's like there's more casual pussy than there are you know, like real women out there, you know, like I don't need to fuck be have Ashley to get some pussy. I could try to get Ashley and fail and go get some pussy in an hour. That

actually makes perfect sense. I actually fully understand it now, and and it what's interesting also is what we're seeing the feed is trying to buy money back by raising the interest rates, because interest is just sure, it's creeping now, it's it's it's coming up, and that's just wasted money. So this would be the equivalent if women was like, not only now do you have to marry me to get the pussy, but you have to marry me, Okay, what would be the comparison of what the fids are

doing it. We're not trying to go back to the girl standard. We're just trying to rein in the madness a little bit. And that's all we're just trying to We just need to pull a little bit of integrity back into the value of our dollar. That's all women are attempting to do. You gotta take me to Mastro. So you gotta fly me to Cabo, you gotta buy me an air mes bag because we went out for an hour. You want to fund me. That's just that's just interest. That's just interest. That's just that's three a

half points. So, first off, no sailings glass is low by man Peter Boss in the spot Professor Pete today because I feel like the community don't have enough conversations about inflation. So it's really important for us to address this and in a very communal way. And and and nobody is greater at this their Professor Pete. And nothing is more communal than the modern day. Yeah, but well we go, uh, we're gonna let Professor Pete break it

down in the comparative ways of pussy and the value. Okay, So, so wouldn't the smartest thing for women to stand up and say, you know what, you have to marry us to get the pussy again. That would bring complete order back to the system, right, absolutely. Unfortunately, much like the US governor government, women do not want to abide by the constraints of their own aspirations for intel gritty. They don't want to pay the costs to be the boss,

so to speak. They want to still frivolously live this irresponsible lifestyle, but try to have a way to not let the wheels totally fall off the vehicle. So they still want the freedom of fucking without the consequences of inflation exactly. But is that isn't that unrealistic at that point? Well, I say we crossed that bridge, and it most certainly is. It's it is an unsustainable monetary policy. I mean, we have had an unsustainable monetary policy in the States for

a very long time. We had, you know, a huge wave of between technological development of a lot of goods, globalization and importing of goods and e commerce that enables you to like price compete somebody who had a small brick and order store three blocks from you versus like some guy who's gotta warehouse out and sue falls idol or whatever. Yes, anywhere it's flooded. It was it was able to keep pay stride for stride with ridiculous government spending.

And people didn't really know that much other than to say, like a housing market going up and down, which kind of had its own factors. So hypothetically speaking, what would be the match, like, how would you match this? What would be the comparative. What would be the interest rate that the Fed would have to raise money. You know, money is expensive right now, so the interest rates that they have they have to go up on loaning it, right, So if you're some money for money is expensive, they're

talking about the price to borrow money. So if women said, you know what, the only way we're gonna give me a pussy now, right is if they marry it's outside of the traditional prostitutes initially or the couple of fast girls. But let's say they say, you know what, the only way you're getting this pussy at this point, right is if you marry me. What does that interest rate look like in the housing market? Where would you have to

raise loaning money too? To make that the equivalent of women actually having a full set of stern standards before to counter a casual pussy. Well, the two aren't exactly parallel. I mean, like saying we're gonna have a hard and fast marriage standard for pussy would be the equivalent of there being a balanced budget amendment to the Constitution saying that the government cannot run a boy, what what's the what?

What a deficit? An annual deficit? They have to. They have to budget, you have to get rid of you have to balance out all your debt. You can't. You gotta, Yeah, you gotta come to zero every year. Holy shit. So so so that would be the equivalent of of that without being on a on a currency gold standard. Otherwise

you have to have one of two things happened. You could have like zero economic growth, which is we're kind of a negative right now, and your and your interest trade would have to probably would have to like exceed inflation. So if inflation, you have to have an honest inflation to like the way they measured inflation back in eighty is not how they measure it today. So like the list of items that define inflation would have to be expanded.

So it's way worse than we think it is. Yeah, it's probably something like I mean, ship look, I mean this, look at stuff gases up double. Most grocery items are up like fift. I mean it's up a lot. You know, rent in the last couple of years has gone up like thirty at least, you know, so you have to you have to have your interest match your inflation or exceeded. And that was why I like like the carter administration stag inflation and the Carter administration, the Fed had interest race.

I think my dad's student loan from college was like or something like that. Ch it's insane. Back when the houses they were around fifteen or sixteen percent, right, they have been more than that because they're gonna you know, you can't borrow money for less than the federal interest rate, so it was very high. That's white houses were very cheap. Yeah, okay, So we both agreed that the motto is unsustainable. We

both agree with that, right, we both Uh. I want to tell you a story, right, and it's a weird story because it kind of talks about inflation um. And it's a biblical story. You ever heard the story Jesus and the Money Changers. I believe you talked about it that one time. So Jesus is like the one time Jesus loked up in the Bible. Like Jesus was a

pretty like smooth character in the Bible. You mean, he's always cool, callous, even when he was about to kill him and knocking down chipping you feel me like he was cool and callous. But the one time Jesus acted a fool, And I think it's important, right, because I appreciate biblical ideas. You know, it's just a conversation of soul and spirit. You I mean, like I think that you should be outraged about. And I has been to wat since I read the story, but I think I

got the jest of it. So to praise God right initially at these times and the story right, you will go to the church or the temple and you would deposit or or donate or putting the plate two shakeles to gold shakeles. I think the number was a gold checker or two goal checkers. And at that time, to make it work, praising God was the most desired thing to do, you know what I mean outside the traditional business,

you know, so praising God. You know, people would trade gold checkles right for apple pies or a pair of shoes. So maybe two apple pies got you, uh, a goal check or two goal checkles. It's amazing where your financial priorities go when a certain financial priority isn't quite the state that it isn't you know, modern America, Well, what is it that they weren't paying for outright? And the way that we paid for it back in those days? Something I can't put my finger on it probably still

pare for it did telling. They're just everybody so long story shut. Right, So, so you like an apple pie or two apple pies will get you a gold checker, right, it says one goal checker to praise God, two apple pies will get you a goal check or a pair

of shoes will get you a gold checker. So a person that made apple pies were traded for a ghost checker, a person that made shoes were traded for a ghost check or a person that made pants a roofer, you know, different people, you know, right, they bartered all their services. That's how they live, right, like you said, the barter system.

But then they got these goals checkers to praise God. Well, some group of people right based biblically decided, like you know, the desire to praise God is like astronomical, Right, So if we have possession of all the gold checkles, we could determine what people should have to pay to praise God. So that one apple pie turned into five apple pies to get one goal checko, right, that one pair of

shoe turned into four pill throughs to praise God. Right, that all the roofers, you know, it turned into these crazy numbers just to praise God for and gold shekel and when they were taken, the called shack and assuming they would go put it in some sort of at the temple. Yeah, and the same guy who gave him the shackles walking around to the other side of the door, just taking the second right back. This problem. So they was like, this is the ship, this business model is

the ship. So there's like, you know what, we need to have it set up at the temple m hm.

And all of the people in the community started complaining the body and they told Jesus, and Jesus went down there and seeing what was going on, that they were doing this ship right, this ridiculous ship at the temple inside the household the lord bill for worship, and he got a broom and started whacking the ass upside the head and chasing them out of the temple with it, and a lot of people, well me priormarily, but other people I know believe that's that be came that the

miise of Jesus Christ that day right there he was Finn hang on across. It wouldn't be uh terribly shocking, it would It would fall in line with history. Remember Abraham Lincoln people thought Abraham Lincoln got knocked off because of the slaves, right, But you know, like I know, when they was fighting that war, right, the Civil War, and he went to the FED to borrow money, right, he went to the Fair to borrow money. And the FAN was trying to you know, extend their charter of

printing bills to the United States of America. Because most people don't realize this, but the FED, the Federal Reserve, and this country, as much as they see in the same are separate entity. They have selparate self interest. It sometimes can line up, but it's not the same entity. It's it's a different entity where they allow people from you know, the American government to be a part. But at that point you could corrupt him. So Abraham Lincoln went to borrow money to fight a war. I don't

think most people understand this about how this works. So he goes to the Federal Reserve to to borrow money to buy supplies and everything he needs to fight the Civil War. And he goes and they're trying to charge him a ridiculous interest rate where they extend their charter too. I think it was like perpetuity, like permanent or a hundred years or some crazy number. And the money they wanted back for what he was trying to borrow wanted a crazy interest rate. So Lincoln got mad. He was like,

fuck it. And one of his generals told him, like, man, you could print your all money and do the same thing. And he didn't see how that will work because they had been used on the federal reserve currency for so long. And he said, look, as long as you make it payable to taxes, right, as long as you make it payable to taxes, people to take it. And that's how we got the green back, the treasury note, the treasury not right, the green back. So now Lincoln wins his war.

And you know what he's about to do now, because he got the attitude by how they were trying to do to fight the war. Next thing, you know, this motherfuck come up shot. Andrew Jackson came up shot. Mar Luther King was preaching all that ship the whole time, for years and years and years. Oh it's all good that we all egal, we all the same, We're good man. Nobody cared. Ain't even trip his last year or two

of life. Them speeches started talking about coming for checks and y'all owe us and we're coming for our money. Shot Nigga's be getting shot fucking with that money, just like sucking with that pussy. Yeah. I mean, now like these you know, world banks and and stuff like that. Like like I guess a little bit of trivia for for the audience. You know what the largest industry in the world is right now, it's um it's currency exchange.

Between seven and eight trillion dollars a day uh in in currency trading happens, which is just like a miscarriage of value. And I think it's like some seventy times the total value of exchange of goods and services is just in currency exchange. And that's kind of like the death of of the you know, the system of money in general. Like you you know, you're using the thing you're supposed to it's supposed to be fixed to enable other trade, and you're trading that so you so now

it's like you're you're trying to conduct normal commerce. You know. I I grow wheat, I sell wheat. I priced it to the market, and the medium of the market is going up and down because people are trading the markets medium against somebody else's markets medium and then you want to sell your wheat to Belgium, but Belgium's ship has been trading against ours, so it really convolutes the market. And and you can see the amount of potential loss

value for goods and services, particularly internationally. Um, you know you you all in on this money ship peak, Professor Pete. I've always had an issue with America outsourcing everything. M Like that seems as if it's the most unpatriotic thing you could do. It seems like the most selfish thing you could do. Right. Um, so again I'm gonna compared

to my neighborhood. Right, it was a time where we were all hustling, Right, we hustled in the hood like all my older homies created this this uh, what's the word I'm looking for? Almost like a like a like a flow of currency like that. The neighborhood came to super wealthy, you know, well for PCP. So the whole community of Los Angeles, everybody from different communities new to come to a hundred and seventeen street seven street watch

right to buy the PCP. They had the highest quality, you feel me, and it was gonna always have it on deck. So everybody around Los angeles would come to my hood to buy PCP, right, And the rules were simple, right, because you had all of these older dudes built this economy. Right. The rules was, you know, one you know, buy from here, buy from here by from one of the homies, do not buy from out of the community. Right. And at

that point it cost a little bit more money. Let's say a sixteen ounce of shine, right, which is a snample bottom, right, it might have in the community, right, and on the seven it might have cost you a thousand dollars, but you could actually buy it outside of

the hood for five or six hundred dollars. So I remember, I would argue with my homies, who will want to go buy from somebody else because they are worried about the profit not to mention, right, So off an ounce of sharon when the when the stick is five dollars right. You know with a cigarette, a dip of a cigarette is only five dollars of PCP. Right, there was roughly sixty dips in the bottle, right, so you'll make three

hundred dollars. Right, So even if you pay a thousand dollars for sixteen ounces of shuram of PCP, you still would make forty eight hundred dollars, and you was gonna run through that sixteen ounce stick for stick, maybe a couple of poores, you know, with somebody to buy poor, You're gonna run through that right in a week, everybody, because the whole Los Angeles County and beyond, you know, even people would come from the Inland Empire, Orange County,

you know, the valley because they knew about our product. And so even if you paid a thousand dollars to an older homie from the hood, you know, you would still make forty hundred dollars, you know, so there was no need to go buy for five hundred dollars. You was only add an extra five hundred right on top of your profitness. So instead of I said, it's a thousand dollars, you gonna make four day hundreds. That's thirty eight hundred bucks. So instead of forty three, you made

thirty eight. But I realized that was how the older homies kept making money. That's how the community kept the dollars within it. And I would argue with the homies that was my age or younger, because they would want to go out and buy from somebody else. And I was trying to tell them. Then I'm like, yo, that's not how economies work. You know, that's not how economies work.

And we just had these bad debates, and and you know, I'm very stern, Like I think people feel like, you know, I'm a dictator, but only because I've studied enough history to know why it's the way it is, you know what I mean, why it's the way it is. So I always respected my older homies for setting up an economy that allowed everybody to earn, you know, a great living. You know, really you could get rich. You can sit

on a hundred and seventeen street and get rich. So I've always had a problem with America outsourcing all of the stuff to try to save a couple of dollars. But you're still do so many jobs. You now you have to sell everything at Walmart prices because don't nobody got no money versus when you were paying people in

America to make the product, and people have money. So yeah, something that would have cost four dollars for China to use his slave labor to make it and sell it for four dollars, it would have cost us ten dollars. It had been a better quality one to somebody can actually afford to pay ten dollars. More people in the American economy can afford to pay ten dollars. So I never quite understood why would they outsource all of the opportunity. It could only be motivated by greet Yeah, I think

it's a handful of things, because that's a very complicated question. Um. Like if you look at certain parts of the country, there are certain areas where there is exclusivity where it's just like this happens here, it can only happen here, and it's always gonna happen here, like like New York, New York Financial District or something like that. Or the Port of l A being that it's the largest port at the infrastructures there and anything coming in across the Pacific,

it's going to be there, you know. Or the Central Valley for California, as far as being able to grow an abundance of that much fruit, you have that much soil quality, weather, water access, all that kind of stuff. I could get to water access in a minute, um, because that's about to not be so good. But the issue, like you can outsource things and move on if you like.

For California, Yeah, you could outsource a bunch of jobs out of California if you and enable if you don't have beer's entry for businesses to grow and replace those jobs. You need to essentially have an economy grow at about three percent annually to keep up with um population growth. You know, so if like right now, it's very difficult to build new housing in California, the price of housings way inflated, people priced out of being able to live in California in a lot of cases or there, all

you can do is just not die outside. You have enough money to just die in your place because you have no money to even eat. That's okay. So you know, if if you create an environment that's very robustly fertile for innovation and growth and development, it doesn't matter that much. Unfortunately,

and it's all kind of does tie together. You have the government intervention in marketplaces, you know, has gotten way out of whack in the last years in the United States, when like some company a will go bribe a bunch of politicians to create a barrier of entry law and grandfather them around that law so that nobody else can invade their space. Also, you know, you come off the goal standard around the same time, within five years probably or less, of the United States becoming a bit of

a welfare state. So if people are unemployed, doesn't matter what, borrow print whatever, more money and we'll we'll subsidize that problem. It's a problem for the people who went from having a job to having you know, welfare, but it's still you know, they're they're pissed. They're not that pissed. But if you had any integrity to the to the monetary policy, that kind of stuff wouldn't happen. You'd be forced to continue to actually drive drive business growth and drive the

economic growth. And if when you can source things for cheaper, you know, you can do the layer on top of that more easily, in the layer on top of that more easily. Say, it is a globalization can cut both ways, depends on how you manage it, but it still just means it. The goal is to be profitable for few

and leave the majority dependent. Depending that's kind of always going to be the case because it's it's the few who innovate, and it's the few who who really run things, and it's and it's the many who just support you know, mechanisms that that beat the competitive market and make and and make the mechanism viable. You know, so you start to use I know exactly what you mean. We're gonna keep this load if you go that fall, We'll keep this on the human on the regular plans here and that.

And that's why I said, I think even that type of thought is just inhumane. Like the point God blesses people with innovation and innovative minds is to do right by human beings. Right. The first verb outside of being a single sale organism right is the past information. That's literally the only goal of it. That's the whole purpose of the right past information. And then the first act for every human being is being humane right, which is to care for the next person, to care for human beings.

And I think we found some space to where people think caring for somebody is to give them the bare minimum of existence. Like you said, the ability to not die outside is some false sense of what caring is. I had ah. I was on i G Live and I was talking to my childhood French Sherry that staying Florida, and heard and a guy I know brother named Book that Bill Low riders in the high desert. Shout out to Book they were mad at me about something I

was saying alive. Uh. The conversation started. We're talking about she was saying, compared to the South and the West, like and I'm like, well, we kind of, you know, brothers on the West protests a little different, like we we are angry group and we're just not gonna play. And I was like, the brothers in the South, you know, they're a little bit more passive about letting certain things go because historically that's been the history, and long story short,

we end up in this place of protesting. And she was like, yeah, but it don't make sense when people tear down their own community. And I said, well, that's the difference with this new generation. This new generation ain't tearing down their own community. This new generation is tearing down ship in wealthy communities right there, going over there to the malls, if they looten, if they tripping, they going over their raising hill. And I was telling her,

I respect that. I thought that was brilliant, Like that's that's who you want to listen to. You, you want the wealthy elite to listen to you. And they could turn off the TV. You know what I'm saying. If you're doing in the your community because that's the only way they're gonna see it. But if you take that ship to let's say, the Beverly Center, they're forced to contend with your attitude. So I respected, and then I

was expressing it. I said, right now, like, if you look, it's a whole flush of robberies going on, right because now you know the money, the inflation is happening. There's the money is drawing up on the streets. You know, ain't no more street drugs doing good. It's all pharmaceutical drugs.

So somebody else got control over it. So now you're seeing the streets kind of wolf out, you know, people like hold up, like this ain't right, and now I'm gonna do with it, take to make sure that I am living and eating and getting the most I can out of life. So now they're not robbing uncle. You know Auntie Shirley that stay three houses down for her

life savings. On the same street, they're going to Beverly Hills catching people at these be Stro's wearing a million dollar watch, right and they're like, we're gonna rob this person. And um, I was saying, I was proud of that I'm like, you know, that's the point of because if you want the wealthy to hear your voice, you have to be in their face, like your problem has to become their problem right there. The problems need to mess

That's how women's gain other human beings attention. And I was saying I was proud of that, and I respected it because if you're going to rob somebody, don't rob a motherfucker with something. Don't rob no motherfucker two doors down fro your house. So they ain't gotten nothing. And they both were upset, like classes, I can't believe you encouraging people to rob people. You know, obviously they're hearing, they're not listening, right, It's hearing is a bodily function.

Listening is a skill, right, you have to practice and take notes and really focus. So I'm telling her, I'm like, yeah, I never said that, And they were so upset, and we got into this conversation. You know, the point of what I was saying is we got to this conversation of being humane. If you know there are people starving, why in the funk would you buy a million dollar watch?

How as a human men being could you be that disconnected from the human experience to where it's like the smartest decision you would make as a human beings, let me buy this million dollar watch. And I's somebody starting now, I get it. The reality is it just you selfish and no matter, there's no other excuse, It never makes no other sense, it's no other way to put it.

It's any humane. It literally is in humane by definition, right, But we've came to this conclusion where we live a life where it's like I don't care about what nobody else going through. That's on them. That's literally the mentality or it's the bare minimum efforts, or it's the efforts that make you feel good, not actually the real things

you should be doing as a human being. And that's where it starts at for me, Like we're living in this weird space in America, right, like where you said, like, right, you have to be super innovative, right, you have to innovative. You have to constantly plan for the expansion of people coming in. And it's tough in California because it ain't just necessarily people being born. You know, you have people

you know coming from different countries. You know, you're not counting everybody there, So it's always gonna be a tough out for this country. It's always gonna be a tough out for this country. And you and you can't go against America's initial value. And and that's the point. Maybe the actual values that the American forefathers set up were not sustainable values or didn't contemplate everything that could happen.

Then what I'm saying, I think I think the idea is better than the actual execution, right, because the whole theory of America was like give me your poor, get you know, give us your poor, you know, your blah blah blah. That was the theory of the socialist France wrote on the statue that they mailed us. So that's not any American forefather concept. I wouldn't say so, I would say I would say America as a haven for the ambitious and and and for those who wanted to

have an opportunity to be upwardly mobile. Europe is a haven for the complacent and for those who don't who wants security and basic stuff. So at this point, then so if you are over the tragedy or the economic department of America, how do you fix dictatorship? Let's go forward. Dictator mode. How do you fix what's wrong with the American dollar? I mean, we'll dictator mode right now. If you right now, if women, if if the women around the world came to Pete and say, hey, Pete, we

are tired of twissy being undervalue. Pussy is at his lowes. Nobody cares that pussy is worth nothing no more. Pete, give us the decisions that make decisions for us to bring the value of pussy back up to its highest levels. What would be the things you would tell women in America? Well, I'll put it in the financial terms first and the women terms second. The challenge with correcting the dollar situation and in a bruised economy. I mean like we're we

have negative growth of first quarter. It does not feel like we're rebounding in the quarter or two of this year by any stretch of the imagination. So we are in an in a yet to be announced recession actively right now. You can't was that as a great politician. They don't want to use that word. Oh no, no, no, they'll say anything. Never want to use the word session. They'll change every metric available. Um, I'm sure, go ahead, Okay,

you do as dictator Pete Uh, this American economy. What are the things and I mean ruthless, ruthless because it's it's it's ruthlessly executed to put it in this day. So what needs to be done ruthlessly to get us back on track? I mean you you really need to accelerate, like right now. Two things have happened actively for sure, by the government. There has been restriction of supply and products in certain areas. Obviously that needs to be reversed

immediately and aggressively. And you have that again. Run that by me again. There's certain restrictions to supply on the product side that have happened. What supplies are being restricted exactly a lot of Obviously the most glaring one is oil drilling, natural gas drilling. I mean, the energy sector has been hit, has been pushed down on by the body administration the day he got in office. He was signing executive orders changing that the day he got in office.

But this is the debate of what's healthy for the earth. Even though if you think about it, it's almost ridiculous. What I guess it kind of makes sense. Their minds have to be like, Okay, we know this hurts the earth, right over, using it does. You don't say this hurts

the earth. Let me go gravel to Iran, Saudi Arabia and Venezuela so that their old rusty ship can go do the same thing that our ship was gonna do, and then we can spend the same money shipping their oil all the way up here instead of not having to pay for that. So you're saying it's a it's a. It's one of those things I tell my homie Joey west Side, where instead of being a good person, you're trying to look like a good person because somebody's from

the earth anyway. So even if you're not taking your little sector, if you ain't taking it from the arm, somebody else taking it from the shoulder. And there's no e p A standard out there. It's not like our standard for emissions or whatever is being applied in ri Odd or in Venezuela's you know, northern coast. It's not so. I mean, do you think Russia and Vaterate Putine are counting the carbon molecules coming out of their refineries and

they're drilling apparatus, etcetera, etcetera. No, they're not. They're counting the dollars in this case, they're counting their rubles. So in other words, we're just trying to look good like we're not doing it, but yet we still have to buy it and consume it. And then on top of that, we're also paying ships to send it across the ocean risk its spilling, and all the gas is just used to burn it and put into the air just to

bring it. It is available under the under this soil that we call it the states there, Yeah, okay, okay, so okay, So the first thing you said, we gotta stop poll and looking like we're good people and not over consuming the Earth's natural resources. We gotta deal with the fact we are m if we're and if and if we're gonna say, look, we don't live in a fantasy world where we're gonna solar and wind power generate the world's largest economy and every other developed economy in

the world today. It's not gonna happen. It's probably never gonna happen, to be honest, but it's certainly not gonna happen. Now, we don't pursue nuclear energy at all for reasons unbeknownst

to man. The same it's so there's no fear of health at that point of when you are drilling for you and the possible contaminations in the air, is that is that really a thing that they're avoiding or really doesn't not matter because you have the same gas stations and the oil is coming or I guess maybe it's only coming on the truck or they're keeping it specific. Like what is the lie that they are telling to make this work? We know a lot that they're telling.

I mean, at this point, the lighter telling it's just we don't we don't believe in fossil fuels. We believe in green energy. So you're buying going fossil okay, got it? Come on this Okay? So you have immediately you've got to get back down to getting your own oil. You get it? How you live? Yeah, you gotta do that. We can't. Like California is gonna be shutting down the Diabolo Valley nuclear power plants soon. I mean, how hysterical is that California has not enough electricity as it is.

It's one of the largest electrical power sources in the state of California. So they're gonna shut that down and then also mandated every car and like ten years be electric?

How are you gonna power the cars? So they just don't think anything through it all, so you know, there's no reality mystic again, it's back to that pose and trying to look like a good person versus really injury what it would take to do it, or in your in your face to feel like this is a your plan that you need to put together for four years where you can even think about doing it. Yeah, and then there's there are so many holes in the green energy thing, like one of the biggest issues, like like

rare earth minerals. They're called rare earth minerals for a reason. They're rare. I mean, it's a strain coming up with enough material to just create the power cells for electrical cars for the market demand to exists today. Multiply that market demand by twenty we're gonna come up with this stuff, you know, or we're gonna completely and totally redefine like like there's gonna be some aha moment like the silicon chip is gonna rehappen where there's gonna be like a

new piece of material. They're gonna have a carbon based energy fuel cell or something like that. It's like not gonna that's so abstracted, far far way to to try to coordinate an entire economy around now when like that that technology not only does it not exist readily, it really really doesn't even exist theoretically. Okay. So that's two things, right. So one you have to stop posing and you have to continue with the fact you use too much oil

to not actually dig on your own soil for it. Yeah, and the concept that you're using to actually make it work, which is, oh, we're going to gonna go bring energy, you have to accept that that's a a very much a long term plan, very very long term. Okay, Okay, what's the next thing. What's the third thing? The next thing is, I mean, to be honest, the hard that's the hardest part. I mean that that's a hard part.

The hardest, hardest part is you have to caught all the bullshit out of the budget, stop stop spending a bunch of money, and be able to raise interest rates some So what's what's the bush rand? Paul does a great job of it. I mean, there is, that's a ten hour show. I mean, give me two or three things as bullshit economically, we okay, the amount of money we spend on researching ship. Here. Here, here's a really big one actually for like like for welfare programs. Right.

I've seen it several times from different sources like the United Way and Grant. They have people who volunteer and stuff like that. But I think if you give a dollar to the United Way, eight cents reach its destination. When the taxation pulls a dollar for a social program for people who need help with either medical or just cash whatever it is, thirty cents seventy cents on the

dollar is just administer rate of cost. It costs me twice as much money to hand you a check as the value of the check because of how bloated the federal government is in the state government's underneath it, which is insane. I imagine I owe you a hundred dollars, Well you better give me two hundred dollars to go

give that hundred dollars to him. It's not very efficient, so you feel the elite is hustling us as well as so it's not necessarily what you're saying is before you even get something like welfare is elite hustling at the highest level. For silly ship by far, I mean obviously the United States government doesn't in and of itself produce anything, right other than like I guess postal service

would be like the closest thing. If you were to look at the fifteen wealthiest counties in America, I think eight of them surround Washington, d C. But not all in Silicon Valley, and they're like all in northern Virginia, And would it be eastern Maryland or whatever the hell. It's just it's just it's just siphoning money. Let me think about, like, we run a deficit of like a trillion dollars a year, so our budgets like five trillion

or something like that are a revenue. What you mean when you say they run a deficit of a trillion dollars a year. That means every year America is balancing owen niggas a trillion dollars every year. Yeah, we spend more than we make by a trillion. Like that. The GDP for the United States is like twenty trillion dollars. You gotta see you're talking at seven. You gotta talk at one, Okay. The the entire like dollar exchange value of the US economy is like twenty trillion dollars in

a year. The government taxes off probably about a quarter of that. I think it's about five trillion in tax revenue that we do a year, if memory serves, I haven't looked at this stuff in a while, and we overspend that by about a trillion. That's most of that's nothing. The majority of that is like medicare shit, you know, twenty one or two percent as military spending, which half of that goes to just paying people to live who

are in the military. A lot of it goes to weapons research, and a lot of it goes to horseship as we saw in Afghanistan. So yeah, they just have to say, look, there's no there's not enough accountability. You're gonna get people who are married like like the same people who are married to this green energy agenda almost like religiously, like they're emotionally married to it. Don't even

logically makes sense. Yeah, you have people who are going to like, like Joe Bien right now is objectively doing a terrible job, and he's like physically mentally incompetent, Like there's not a lot of wiggle room on that. Likes, it's not like I hate the guy, And I was saying that everybody knows it's obviously falling over the bike. He's got a thirty five approval rating. One one in three people in this country are like, no, he's great.

But you gotta understand what policy really is, what politics really is. It's not about actually making things better. It's about making people feel better, exactly. That's a big problem. Ever anybody can feel better sucking up. It's a problem though, Well, you know what, let me slow down. For sure, that's a problem here. For sure, that's a problem right in America. And that's a problem. But you know what, that also

is a problem when intelligence is dim. I mean, when tellect is being dim, all you care about is how you feel. You're not thinking about what's actually better. Like I go through that all the time. Like I had a conversation with somebody again, Like I'm said, I'm telling Sherry, I'm like, you know, they live in a space where they want people to be Like I'm like, poor people should actually rebel in this country, you know what I mean, Because it is the responsibility of the wealthy to do

right by other human beings. I mean, that's the responsibility of human beings. Being humane is to care for humans. And we just do our idea of caring is that like if we treated a woman the way the wealthy treat the poor people in this country, everybody would call it we go to jail for abuse. We go to abuse. So now back to women, let's go back to this. What would women need to do to hounder the inflation of vagina to put the true value in the wonderfulness

that is vagina. What needs to happen on all levels, like get you know what you you don't always do right by them, but do right by them now as it's performing. I always do right back women because I'm the only one out here telling them the truth. And this is the truth too. It's they need to do two things. One they need to stop doing like I was saying earlier, using the metric of value as a means to like the metric of wealth as a way to gain wealth. So right now they're just they do

a lot of currency trading. You know, they're trying to get something for cheap for the pussy all the time. They need to knock that ship off and they need to accelerate the supply of stuff that you would want to get for the pussy. Like right now, there there's no goods Like, Okay, so let's say, like, like what if you like a woman is basically saying to me, I'll give you the pussy if you take the rest of me. Pitch, what the fund is that? So you're

saying pussy in its inception has no value. I'm not saying in this exception, it has no value evolutionarily, like we have a drive to like need to do that. You know, it's like hardwired in our DNA for I mean, obviously other human beings come out that portal. Yeah, so did the issue is they're they're they're convinced that's that's the most valuable part of them. I'm saying that. I'm saying right now, what's what's going on is women see all right, this is this is my valuable currency that

I can use how I want to. Instead of using it to elevate my you know, my or the market's demand for me, I'm going to use it to get things out of the market. So it's now turned into four X trading instead of value measuring. So you're saying, instead of them people wanting to pussy, So then they raised them up higher on the platform for other people to see. They're exchangeon it for Birken bags cars, thinking that somebody sees these things and puts value on the pussy.

It's like, oh, I get, I agree. I agree. Girls who think because they're walking around with a three thousand dollar burking bag and jumping out of c two forty bands feel like they're pussy is more valuable than the motherfucker has walked on the bus stop. But in reality, us as men, we don't see any difference. No, we don't. And because this in theory, it's not better. Oh no matter, it's like you get in the same way. Yeah, I just look at it all. That one's way more overpriced

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