March 3, 2026

Insane benefits of injecting young plasma into me.

Anything good?

I don't I don't even know.

I mean, is it true?

Is it is it like the medical aisle at sprouts?

Well,

When I asked about

the concerns the FDA has in the bulletin

they put out in 2019, and I think last year about clinics

like hers, not saying the benefits of young plasma.

She did a great job of going around

everything that I say.

But here's the thing.

Apparently, if I go and get this young plasma,

I am going to have new vitality.

I will reverse my age.

And not only that, while I'm there, they have an olive cart

spread of things that I can partake in from,

you know, lasering my face injecting blood directly in the scalp.

She said something about a pea shot that helps my sexual libido.

And I'm not sure if that's, like, directly injecting my penis, but that's there.

But all sorts of things.

So basically, I can come out and be 21 years old in three days.

From what I understand.

But on the inside, on the outside, you'll still be a 75 year old man.

No, no. The opposite.

I specifically said, I don't give a shit about the cognitive benefits

or any of the other stuff that I just want to look good.

And she said, I quote, that's music to my ears.

So it's like, all right.

That's a great industry because you can't prove any of it works.

Or that it doesn't. Yeah.

And then when I said that, you know, what's RFK been doing?

Because I like the way he's looking these days.

She said that's peptides and things like that.

And, and so, you know, I could get that RFK look, if I want, which is I,

I think it's he kind of looks like the dancing raisin

people, but jacked.

That's what he reminds me of. But. Yeah.

How do you get that tint of red, I guess inbreeding.

I think it's h I think it's HGH. Really?

I just yeah.

That's the look of like you've been at the beach all day.

Yeah.

When you're on the kind of the growth hormone stuff

and testosterone, like, those dudes just get red.

That's just how it is, you know?

So whatever.

Your kid rock at the sauna, though. Yeah.

Kid Rock has

he got. He.

He has the body of every one of those hillbillies

my dad was friends with when I was younger.

It's like the.

It's the exact thing.

It's like a little. It's skinny. Fat is what it is.

It's a little pooch belly and these, like, skinny kind of flailing arms

and you know, it just kind of

he he could he has a body of like a 12 year old or 50 year old hillbilly.

Right.

It's no muscle has been exerted anywhere.

No. Yeah.

Yeah.

It's it's however heavy like a 12 pack of Budweiser is, is probably their.

That's their max.

Of pack a Schlitz.

I do want I have been interested

though in Kid rocks cruise that he does each year.

So he does a cruise where he loads up

a cruise ship with himself and all of his,

you know, his fans of of, I guess his album from 30 years ago.

But, it's basically like it's Jimmy Buffett

for the trailer park is what it is, basically.

Jimmy Buffett's already kind of it.

I guess that's more for the trailer park by the beach.

But no, you know that Jimmy Buffett is like the double wide

with the underside covered with, you know, siding.

And there's plants around it.

It's the gated community trailer park.

Yeah, yeah, kid. Rock's a. Kid.

Yeah.

Kid Rock is right by the railroad tracks.

There's the lawn is multiple cars and pieces.

Because that is the investment strategy.

If you you sell these pieces

and you hold on to some of them long enough, they'll be more valuable.

Like, that's, I think, his main clientele.

But the people go on the cruise ship.

I want to say

it's it's like mega people with more money

because they have to go on a cruise ship, you know, and that.

That's the people who flew the private jets to January 6th.

And they made it home by dinner. Yeah. Those.

Yeah.

Like they're all over Instagram of like, you know, about to invade the capital.

Not cool. Good for you guys.

Yeah.

It's a it's a similar thing, but it looks

if you want to understand the full electorate,

I think you have to go to one of those cruises.

Do you remember a late stage Cuba Gooding Junior movie when Hollywood

was having a hard time figuring out what to do with them, post Jerry Maguire,

and they put him in that film with Horatio Sanz,

where I don't think the movie is called Gay cruise, but it was.

I thought you were talking about radio at first.

Okay. It's some different.

Now you got me thinking

of the the film frequency, but I need to stay on track here.

So there's a film

where they go on a cruise, but they accidentally end up on a gay cruise.

And that's the joke, because early to late 90s, early 2000

was basically like, if you're homophobic, that's the punch line.

Yeah.

So I was like, what if you did an updated one

where it's a family trying to go on a Disney cruise,

but they end up on the kid Rock cruise on accident.

You know, it's that

that dumpy little music and they accidentally go left

instead of right, which would never happen in real life.

But if we're making a 90s comedy made by Miller, that's that's what you do.

But then who knows?

Maybe they fall in love with the the the white trash lifestyle

and and there's the invading the, the Capitol.

Yeah.

Well, there's also

there's a 13 year old daughter, main character that this, like, 50

something businessmen is desperately trying to, like, take out the dinner

the whole time.

And the father's, like, on the fence about it the whole time

because it's like, it's it's like a, indecent proposal type thing.

But but yeah, I loves her.

Yeah. He genuinely loves her. Yes.

That's the difference.

That could be a movie.

Just. Yeah. Yeah, I.

If you pitch that to, whatever,

Ben Shapiro's news network thing is,

You know, you have to do that.

You pitch it to whatever this merger comes out to be between Paramount,

you know, they need new content, and they're going to have an audience

who's open to it. Yeah.

Exclusively on Paramount Plus, HBO, WB, DC

plus is, MAGA Cruz or.

Yeah, I just call it Kid Cruz.

Kid Cruz. Yeah, for. Kid.

Yeah. Cruz. Rock. Yeah.

The well,

I met some of I think there were fans of his.

I went to, a backyard wrestling thing that was actually in a warehouse

this weekend. Yeah.

And people get up in the rafters.

No, they there's no way for them to climb up there, but,

there were ladders, but they were being used to smash over other wrestlers heads.

They're going to say,

they're being used to repair the facility they were currently wrestling in.

Yeah, it was definitely.

Yeah, it was definitely a warehouse industrial building

about the size of like an NBA basketball court.

And with a wrestling ring in the middle

and rows of seating around all the sides.

And the funny thing is they sell three tiers of tickets.

They sell front row, second, third row tickets and then rear row tickets.

Well and they're all different price levels.

It doesn't matter what ticket you buy.

You sit wherever you want.

And I asked, you know, the guys are going in.

I'm like, hey, you know, I got this ticket.

It's for the, you know, front row.

Like, where do I go? Like, I it's not quite clear.

And he goes, just go sit down, man.

And I was like, okay.

Yeah, silly man.

You bought a ticket for backyard wrestling.

I thought you had a reserved seating. Yeah.

And what's great, it's it's BYOB,

but there's also a cash bar, so that's good.

And if you know anything about Texas law

or actually most laws, you know, that's extremely illegal.

Yeah. And remember. Yeah.

And then a guy who was friends of a friend, that showed up there,

it didn't he bypass all that and he brought his own corn liquor, and

he had a bunch of mason jars

full of this corn liquor that he was passing around.

And it was, it's probably the most terrifying thing I've ever seen, but.

Oh, good.

Oh, I gotta turn off my, my headphones died so I got to get,

Hold on this. Okay.

This is talk Adam I always, I always slot out a part in here

when we doing the,

I'm hearing myself. Damn it.

I knew that would happen.

Okay. Didn't use headphones.

I just plug into it.

Good thing now they just died.

Headphones shouldn't die.

My headphones don't die. Well.

These plug in headphones.

I'm going up to get some.

More,

Tech support with Aaron.

My favorite segment of the show.

With me as I climb the stairs.

Okay, okay. I see some headphones.

I can. Use. It's lights up here.

They are all, wireless.

They will not work onward.

How can you hear me?

Yeah, but you can hear yourself, right?

Let's see.

I don't hear it so much. I do now.

Okay, man.

Hold on.

It's going to be good, I swear.

What year do you think it is?

You know,

it's a loaded question.

And now I'm looking for the headphones you sent me in the mail.

And I can't find them.

They're white. They're hard to. Miss. It's like.

Yeah, this. Is all getting cut out because I can just hear myself.

Echoing. Yeah.

Is it really echoing Beth. Okay.

Yes I mean I can hear myself.

It's distracting.

Two more seconds.

You're every nightmare.

Google me interview.

Yeah. Or it's just just.

It's either constant

background noise or I can hear that, hear my voice bouncing back.

And there's stupid MacBook Pro.

000. Okay.

Only you had known this meeting was coming.

What if I was on a fucking call?

With a crazy woman?

Dude, I don't know where there's wife.

I gave him back to me, I can't find. There they are.

Well done. Oh, this is exciting.

Hear me?

Yes. Can you hear me? Amazing. Wow.

I don't hear myself.

All right.

I'm looking up to the cheapest possible price.

Low to high wired headphones.

Found some for $0.01.

I'm going to buy these for you.

Do you want the $0.01 or the 69 cent ones?

I mean, I assume I want the 169 or 69 times the quality.

Actually, I'm going to I'm going

to give myself a budget of $20 and see how many headphones I can buy you.

You know, the funny thing is too, I'm not.

I totally forgot to plug this into the the Ethernet.

Yeah. So we've been wireless the whole time.

Yeah. But I'm going to plug it in now.

I need Had wired headphones I don't think China even makes

wired headphones anymore.

Not since their wire industry collapsed.

No, it's just they're constantly living in the future.

Yeah, I got it.

That he mute.

I got a team switch now.

now that I'm solid, where was I?

Backyard wrestling something or another.

Yeah.

So, the guy brings corn liquor.

Yeah. And, it.

Well, first of all, I was watching the wrestling,

I was watching, I think it was the second match.

And this mason jar full of what I assume was piss was just shoved

in front of my face, and I go, oh, what the what the hell is that?

And then this guy, a couple down goes like it's corn liquor.

And I was like, corn liquor from where?

He's like, from my house.

And I said, where?

How did you make this?

And he goes, oh, yeah. And I said, oh, okay.

So I held it to my lips and pretended to drink it, passed it back

because I didn't want to go blind, but whatever.

It was good.

The people there, that's what I brought this up.

Yeah, the people that they have, the strain of Covid

that hasn't come out yet, or they're they're past the new flu that we can't,

you know, get a cure for.

No, they're the silent carriers of Covid.

Yes. That that you that that never shows unless they are

one of their relatives is violently killed by it.

And then that's when they blame the doctors who were trying

to save them, that they say the doctors actually killed them.

But it was like another plot point of kids cruise where the dad is

this like germaphobe, and he's like, he's super into vaccines and IVs.

And then he like, learns, you know that, oh, this is all.

It's all made up by the, by the deep state media that's also controlled

by that.

Anyway, and so, like, by the end, he's really sick,

but he's but they're like, they just keep giving him corn liquor and they're lying.

You're fine.

He's like, yeah, the more I drink of this, the less pain I feel.

It would be great if in that movie that the father did pass.

And then it's a Lolita situation where the guy who trying to get

with the 13 year old daughter

the entire time is like, listen, I'll adopt all of you.

And they're like, yay!

We're going with.

Old man Winter to his cabin, and.

We're going with Humbert Humbert, who lives in Mississippi.

He he lives next to one of the new data centers.

And they get.

There and it's just the whirring sound, and they're like, it's loud here.

And he's like, yeah, and that's the end. Roll credits. Yeah.

I like it.

Yeah. And we'll make that.

We'll see if the whoever it is turning point USA or I keep

what is it Newsmax or what is Ben Shapiro's company called I can't remember.

Oh there's a wire. That's. Yeah.

They just put out like a Game of Thrones movie.

I haven't seen it yet.

Really? Yeah.

They they're kind of like stretching out out of, like,

you know, doing, like, social commentary to just, like, let's say wizards.

I haven't, I haven't seen it, I don't know, I was watching

hobgoblins, the Mystery Science Theater version.

Oh yeah. Yeah, that's where I'm at.

And finished Predator Badlands last night.

You know, there's a new predator movie.

No, he's. Just watching garbage.

It wasn't so bad.

Well I watch I was trying to catch up on like what's out there.

I, you know I haven't seen anything in the theater in however long but like

the new 28 years later wasn't bad

but everything's a sequel or a spinoff.

It's 28 years later, which is, I want to say, the fourth movie,

because there's 28 days, 28 weeks, 20, 28

years, part one and then 28 years, part two, The Boner Temple and.

Yeah, that's right.

Yeah.

And the plot of that, it mostly has to do with a group of a satanic

cult dressed up like that, pedo from the UK

who are obsessed with Teletubbies, and they go around killing people.

And then Ray finds has to pretend to be the devil.

So that. Pedophile from the Jimmy Savile.

Yeah, yeah, they dress up as him.

They they all name each other, Jimmy.

Oh, yeah.

It is wild. I actually enjoyed that movie.

It was pretty damn good. But I like Alex Garland stuff.

It's.

He writes weird things, and I like it.

It's got that actor in it.

He was in centers. I forget his name. It's Venice.

I didn't see centers either, so I.

I was going to win all the Academy Awards.

I don't give a fuck about that.

You shouldn't know. It doesn't matter.

I love Gladiator, and I don't think that should have won Best Picture in 1999.

So that's when I stopped watching it.

Doesn't matter.

And none of this matters anyway,

because contract negotiations start now for the year.

They're not going to get what they want.

They're going to go on strike again in May.

And then the industry between Larry Ellison fucking it in the ass

and everything else that's going on will just collapse.

And then all that will be will be Pete's gears on YouTube

showing you how to put a new headliner in your Carmen gear,

and it will be Jerry Seinfeld commenting on that on his much

better watched but, creepier show that he's doing it on.

So I assume it will all be I.

That's the play, right?

That's why they're buying everything so they can own the rights to the likeness

of however much stuff, and they can just feed it to the machine and then.

Yeah, whatever.

Yeah.

Just by catalog, by the catalog, by the people.

Yeah.

And like Matthew McConaughey said,

you just got to take you got to take it by the horns

and you got to sell your likeness, and no one else owns it.

I'm like, just.

Punching his chest.

He's basically just saying what he just did, which is sold.

His face.

Yeah.

Listen, there's a guy.

It sounds like a scam, but it's not.

He's he scans your face with an iPhone.

Well, but he.

Puts you in a movie with Rosario Dawson.

It's all. Good.

Now with I.

He's not getting going to get older, and they're not going to stay the same age.

He's just going to be the same age and everyone's going to get older.

So someone's going to find him playing the bongos

somewhere and be like, I loved you in the new Mission Impossible movie.

And he's like, I sure was in that, right?

He doesn't care.

He's that paycheck's going to come in.

That's where it's all going.

Probably. Maybe.

We'll see.

So okay, but we should probably focus on work because I got to get back to work.

So you're working on Blood Boy?

What do you what do you want to put out this week on the old blog?

And then also, I had a thought of, maybe we don't put everything out on Friday.

Yeah.

Well, if it's done already, why not space it out a little bit?

Well, the blood boy thing is not done already.

I think that one.

Like I have my I got my self-hosting one

and I got the Tesla Diner, which maybe I put that one up because

we're just getting further away from it.

Yeah.

So I was thinking maybe schedule that for like Wednesday.

Yeah. Okay.

I'm thinking for Friday I might do I took a lot of video and a lot

of pictures and did a lot of notes on this actually the wrestling thing.

And I think it's I am of the thought that

in a,

in a world, in a world where

so much especially Gen Z and younger, but even millennials,

they're like yearning for some sort of analog experience

of releases from this digital hellhole that we're going down.

This kind of stuff may be some of the last

great entertainment that exists.

I could see I could see a world where

more people start catching on to these kind of like.

And it doesn't just have to be these backyard shed wrestling things,

but things like it where they realize that they're they're

havens of real experiences.

You paid $20 for.

Oh, it.

Was how long was I there last night?

Jesus. Five hours.

God damn. It's a great deal.

$20 for five hours of the most,

insane, depraved

light bulb smashing over the head, tax in the feet.

Entertainment that you've ever seen. And it's.

And I met some of the people, the wrestlers.

As I was waiting for the bathroom.

They were back there, and they're they're just nice people.

They they do what they love. Which,

if you see it, you're like, Jesus Christ, man.

But they do what they love.

They're very nice.

There's a guy named, I want to say

Captain Insane or something like that,

and he's covered in clown makeup and he he laughs

maniacally and he, cuts himself with four fluorescent light bulbs.

I met him back there and I said, hey, man,

I saw you jump off of an ambulance.

And backflip into a guy, into a table, you know, a couple of, events ago.

And he goes, man. Thanks, man.

Thanks for coming out. No, no, no.

I was like, hey, you know, you're the man.

And he goes, well, hopefully I press you and I, I'm like, I'm sure you will.

And then he went a and then he went and took a piss and then left. But.

Wrestlers always been the most

interesting people in the world and like, I don't, I don't have, like

a close relationship with wrestling like a lot of people do.

Or they watch it for years and years and that's their, their thing.

But it's like the best documentaries I've ever seen.

I've always been on wrestlers.

They're always the nicest people, the most accepting of all, like cultures

and creeds.

And it's just like it,

like if there was a perfect utopia, it should stop being trying to be built

by these like insane billionaires and just be by wrestlers.

I think everyone's jacked and everyone's nice to each other.

Sounds good.

And they seemingly don't feel pain.

Now, I think that there may be painkillers involved in, some of this.

In fact, I know that's just.

Going with the back. Problems.

Yeah, yeah.

No, no, you know, I don't judge.

I saw a guy take a door to the face last night

and the door smashed in half, and I said, he's got to at least be on beer.

But. Yeah, but that was the thing, too.

As a kid, when, you know, there's always someone friends like, you know, it's fake.

And it's like, even if it is fake, they're still doing backflips off of stuff

and landing with their bodies, which, like, even they're just pretending

to punch each other because they're just stomping their foot on the ground.

They're still being.

It's actually more impressive that it's fake because it looks like

they're killing each other.

And so you're just watching a live stunt show that's

better than anything Universal Studios can put together.

Anytime anyone says the fake thing about wrestling,

it's just it's so it's like you go and see rent,

you know, and you come out of it and you're like, you know, that's fake, right?

Not everyone's gay

and lives in on top of a rooftop and sings and you're like, that guy.

Loves his wife.

I was like, side I.

Wow, that ruins the whole thing for me.

But yeah, it.

Yeah.

Anyway, so all that to say, I think I might,

write that in the next couple of days and then, finish up the blood boy thing,

because I spoke with, the blood boy

that I found on, Craigslist on Saturday.

And that was an extremely.

I'm still thinking about that interview

and having spoken with this guy, the nicest guy who he.

I might become friends with him after this, like, because it was such a

it was humbling.

And, it was made me,

thankful for so many things in life and all that.

I want to give it its due and write it well.

So maybe next week, the blood boy thing, and then the week after that,

another gear installment for me.

Nothing anyone's reading mind, people reading and you're all your trash.

I have a lot I don't like.

It gives me anxiety to look at any sort of number or anything I did.

I got a so I got our IRL stuff fixed.

I told you about that because originally it was

it was coming from the the host server that we're using.

And I was like, why is it coming from our actual URL?

And they're like, you've been banned or something like your

your tokens are no good here.

And I had to talk to support and be like, can I have this

just send from like our actual email.

And so we had to finagle it and now it's working on my oh cool, I got that

that going.

And because I got a then I got my first bounce back where someone

from like [email protected],

try to sign up and it was like, mail couldn't be delivered.

And I was like, I feel like I shouldn't be getting these emails.

So then I did a test of, like,

you know, fake user trash email, darknet,

you know, whatever.

And then it was like, it went through and I didn't get the bounce back.

And I was like, that doesn't make sense.

So of course I Google like, how does this work?

And a Gemini or Clot or one of these things is like,

what's what's going on here? Help me try to diagnose this.

And they're like, well, there's a chance that email, that email actually exists.

That's why you didn't get the bounce back. Like.

No. That's not real.

Come on.

I already forgot the email.

I don't know actually what it was, but I.

Was even paying attention what you were saying.

It was just a bunch of clowns. So it's not. Far.

Okay. Yeah. That's it.

But yes, sign ups are.

They're happening.

People are, they are.

But I'm concerned about.

So I click through rate.

It's pretty good.

And our impression rate's pretty good on these Reddit ads. Right.

So especially it's the. New the new ad doing.

Sorry not didn't mean interrupt.

Well yes. So I meant to.

We were at about a 1.3%

click rate I think I told you which is not the best.

I mean, it's not awful. It's not, it's not really good.

And so then I changed it to that long headline that you saw.

That was basically a confession of me not wanting to write headlines anymore,

and it was just a thumbnail of me with my head against the wall.

That, click through rate was 0.75%, so it was a little worse.

So we're. Learning. We're learning.

So then we changed it to a shorter headline.

And then you and I, with massive racks

and my nipples poking through of my triple E boobs.

And the click through rate went up at one point to 5.9%,

which is almost

four times what we were at three times what we were getting.

Which is a phenomenal click through rate.

Now it's settled back to about 2.3%, which is really pretty good.

But all that to say,

I feel like with this many.

So we've had from this, this ad run actually

let me go through the actual data.

So we started running ads the 20th.

It's February.

It's the 2nd of March of March.

Now, we've had a total of 543 clicks through the ad.

How many impressions?

39,000 about.

Okay. So,

with the cost per click of about $0.57.

And all that to say is, I feel like with 543 clicks of the ad

that being on Reddit,

this is probably this, probably double that.

And people going to the site from Reddit.

Because of how people browse Reddit and they don't click.

Thanks.

I feel like the number of sign ups is pretty or email

captures is low for that amount of click through is.

I could be wrong, but.

It's still early days and like, I think if we we get into a better cadence

of putting stuff out there, I had this thought,

not to derail this too much, but

like, for doing some kind of.

Like a creative project that we do something we talked about doing the AI.

SEO. Yeah.

Like just I think just doing

a parody type thing.

And I was reading about the,

the Fisher Protocol for a I a call.

This guy from Harvard had this concept.

We're basically saying, like,

if the president is going to nuke another country, he has to get the code.

Oh, cool.

Yeah, that's. That's embedded in a guy's chest.

Random person.

So they're like, he has to like, you literally use a butcher

like a rusty butcher knife to cut it out of him.

And the response was like, that's terrible.

He has to kill someone. Like

the idea, implanting empathy.

Yeah.

I was trying to think of like, oh, what if they're in this?

It's like it started as a joke, but it also felt like kind of old man humor.

So I was like, there's some way to massage this.

But I was trying to think of a way of consummating something along the lines of,

like that, that idea, that concept of like real world

consequences of your actions.

And it was something of like, let's retool the entire political system

where your approval rating

is real time.

It's tied to

the blockchain, it's tied to Poly Market, it's tied to all these things.

And if it drops below a certain percentage, like you're you're booted

or something like you're you're demoted, you lose like a certain amount of pay.

And then if it keeps going, you eventually get deported or they just kill you.

That's for the president or a CEO.

I think all levels. All executive.

Levels, any thing where you're responsible for the people below you,

it's like, obviously, let's not do communism or Santi socialism.

It's not a let's, let's do like call this like new capitalism.

If you're executive vice president of a plumbing company,

and your, you know,

your Yelp score is, is dipping to

too much, you get deported and or executed.

Yeah.

I mean, the thought was coming from this place of like,

you know, how every senator or everyone is doing, like, insider trading.

And yeah, when they get caught, it's just sort of like, I'm sorry, that's

just how it is. And it's like, well.

What if.

People could actually vote

on like just their phone or it's a government app

since they have all our data anyway, where you actually vote for

basically people in your district in real time

and you get like a daily news output or like your AI assistant

or whatever tells you like, hey, the senator in your area

just sold the rights to your land for a data center that keeps me powered.

And you're going to your electricity bills going up 20%.

Do you like or dislike this and go dislike and you can actually see people's like,

oh, like and then people can bet on Poly Market

whether that person's approval ratings going to go up or down

based on decisions are making, and that actually affects their overall score.

And if they yeah, they go below a certain threshold, it's like,

well, now you just become an indentured servant.

Like you lose money,

you're not allowed to make money anymore, and you still have to do government work

until you pay it off.

So it's it's kind of a nirvana thing to it as well,

where you're trying to reach different levels of you try not to be

your caste system, you're trying to be, you know, a mouse or something.

You're trying to work your way up.

Well, it.

Was just all this interesting discussion around Poly Market, and I mean, like,

I don't look at that and the whole thing are Kalki

and all these things where there is some wisdom to be gleaned there

about how people vote with their wallets more than they vote with probably.

Oh, absolutely.

Yeah.

When, like most politics these days, does feel like

you're being sold the promise of like, oh, we promise we'll do this.

Like, well, what if you if you flip it and you're actually you can run like,

anyone can run and you can be vote in, but like,

you actually have to fulfill your policies.

And I get it. Some things can't be done.

But now there's the incentive of, like, payment and, your livelihood.

And I know the government and the world would never go for this, but it's like,

doesn't this ultimately benefit us, the people?

And obviously the people in power don't want this. But like,

we do it as a joke, but it would be kind of funny to make it sound

just good enough that people start to the push

for this instead of, you know, universal basic income.

We just call this thing called like, I don't know,

I vote or,

whatever you have to be, it's just called accountable.

So you want you want an accountability thing,

and I vote thing smashed together with gambling.

Yes. Yes.

I you know, I'm.

In I mean, we're we're already headed towards this gambling dystopia

where you can you can already bet on it and you're.

Heading toward.

I mean, we're. We're we're we're in it.

Yeah.

We're still a few weeks away from it looking like Biff's casino,

but that's what it's about to look like.

Oh, yeah. Yeah. Vegas. During the stand.

I was with someone watching the state of the Union,

and they were betting on on words that Trump was going to say, like,

they're not not on substantial amounts of money

either, where they're like, you got three large on him

saying like, never before, ten times, you know, you're like, oh shit.

Yeah, it's bad. It's really bad. And

again, it's a half

form thought and we can we could talk more about it later.

But I was like, we should do something like that and get a campaign going.

And then we put money towards that, like, okay, like check this thing out.

And then,

you know, at the bottom of the page, you're like, this whole thing's parody.

You know, it's obviously it's adding more of a step, but then it's like, well,

why don't we put our effort, our creative efforts into these,

these bigger campaigns?

And just like with cloud code and everything, we can just we can make

a pretty great looking website and we can make like an interactable app.

But it would just be great to be like you're voting on, on a senator

and you're watching their approval rating go down in real time.

Like, if we can somehow simulate an entire market

around this stuff and see what people are betting on.

I don't know, it could be kind of cool.

I think it would have to be tied in, because ultimately

the problem you run into is that politicians

can see their approval rating as it is right now.

I mean, they can get data.

Based on polls, right?

Which is. It? Yeah, it's based on polls.

Things like poly markets more accurate than polls.

Yes. All this is true.

I say that because this

there some element of this exists.

But ultimately politicians and or executives, they don't care

because they are not the servicing the public.

They're servicing donors, people with money, things like that.

So if there was some tie in to where

the money that went towards them is somehow affected,

or the companies who bankrolled them

or somehow affected like your subscriptions

or immediately canceled this place or your your monthly spend is redirected

to Kroger's and said H-e-b or, you know, whatever the thing is like,

there's got to be you talked about affecting the money.

The big money, I think has to be affected for them

to even give half a shit about real time, you know, FanDuel or whatever data that.

Yeah. What's happening poly market.

I need, like I said, need help kind of fleshing this thing out.

But we can flesh it out. We can flesh it out. A thing like

there,

there's the whole talk of, like, this whole

I forget what it's called, but it's like a limp addict

democracy or something like that.

It's the it's not quite fascism, but it's the,

it's something in between of democracy.

It's like an Indo democracy or something like that.

But the idea is that, like,

it's this new form of government where, you know,

there's this stuff like, let's just get rid of voting

and so like, lean into that and go, yes, let's get rid of voting instead.

Let's turn to sports betting.

So there are no more elections.

People can basically just run.

You just run for whatever you want

and the market decides whether you're in power or not.

And it's all based on if you're actually doing good in the world.

Based on like, people in your area.

And it's, it's got like a grinder thing built into it.

So it's like, you know, here's some politicians in.

Your area nearby.

Yeah.

And you're getting like, stories of everything you're doing.

Again, I'm, I want it to be as dystopian as possible.

And it's it's a, again, a half form thought.

There's something there, but, I figure speaking out loud.

Well,

we'll figure out if it's, if it's terrible or not.

I mean, so it can be dystopian as you want,

as long as there's a gambling element to it.

People will be on board, so we'll

we'll talk about that, I think.

And. Maybe we can, we can flush that idea out.

And then in the meantime, I think we can probably just start with AI

CEO and start and make, make a web page where you can,

you can buy a mac mini that has a CEO on it.

And, that's pretty good.

Yeah, it's just open claw. But, yeah.

It's.

We are like, PewDiePie built his own land.

We can build our own CEO.

But it's it's just a wrapper around grok, so it's kind of sexist.

They're all fucking.

Rappers, and not the good kind.

Okay.

That's good.

One other thing.

I was going to bring up is, I think so

I think, we're going to start releasing YouTube shorts this week.

I think that's the time for that to get those going out.

I'm wondering if the YouTube strategy should be adjusted to where

you can see the first three minutes of the bunker video

or five minutes of the bunker video, and then it, it says, you know,

go to the site to, to watch the rest of it or something like that.

Because I, I think we're well, I know we're not using

the YouTube.

Like presents

strong enough or we're not using it well enough to.

Do whatever you want to. Do, I. Okay?

I just don't want to touch it.

Yeah. Okay.

Well, then that's I I'll give you some specifics for that

because we it's, we're just not utilizing it like we should be.

Yeah. And it's. Yeah. Again.

Yeah, I know, and it's it's just my

it I, I hate

having to look like I just get such a crazy amount of

hidden neuroses around it that I just, like, I,

I hate looking at the YouTube back end and it's just.

Yeah. No, I it's all. Yeah.

And it's, it's a marketing tool and all that stuff. So

I don't know.

But ultimately if it just drives this,

I mean, the video doesn't have to have comments or anything.

It just drives to the side.

It's the first five minutes of the bonkers video and it's like,

you know, the end card is

where you know it.

There's an end card and then maybe there's a lower third.

That it was awesome.

It was missing some features because I hadn't touched the channel in so long.

So it was like I had to like re upload my ID and all that stuff.

So I think there was like

there were abilities that were missing, like pin comments and stuff like that.

Yeah.

So that should be back now.

Okay.

So yeah, you should get some functionality.

Okay.

Well I'll I'll get some recommendations for that because there's.

Yeah, there's, there should be more

more sign ups being driven.

Yeah.

Based off of everything we've got here.

So yeah.

And then I think again to like it, I want to be

producing more video content around this stuff.

So like I have the

I don't know, I, I don't think I didn't

want to do a video around the Tesla Diner because that's just very like.

Then. It's what.

Then. It's then. Yeah, it's very influencer.

It would be a lot of me like filming myself, me and like, yeah, I'm just here.

I'm at the diner and I'm filming the same things.

You can just find anywhere.

And I'm like, I don't know if there's anything.

It was just more of a it was fun to like, do a work from half a day

there and, you know, whatever. It's like

the Tesla Diner experience is fine,

but the like the self-hosting one,

I might do some kind of video component to go along with that.

I've been messing with, and, you know, you don't know this,

but it's this program called a drum thing is named drum.

It's a way to self host your own music.

Okay?

And, someone put out a tool recently.

You did all through terminal.

It's a little convoluted, but, like,

I started adding radio stations from, like, around the world.

So I have a, a radio or I have a music server

at my home that I can I use tail scale or.

One of those reverse proxy things, but only I have access to it.

So it's like it's not going out.

It goes out to the world, but only through like a VPN that I use.

But you can.

It was this cool feature where I was like, oh, I can start adding these,

like electronic stations.

And all of a sudden

this German guy's like, y'all are going to the Trans Channel in the other room.

And so the, about Oakenfold coming off next.

Like Scorpions all day long.

I realize I was

like, oh, this isn't just like pirate radio.

Someone is pumping in like, a an actual audio source

from probably Berlin, like, that's pretty cool.

And it's, it's I'm using it more than Spotify now.

Like when I go on walks or go to the gym or whatever.

I'm just like, you know, I missed just, like, good radio.

And you can still get those through this, like, set.

So I think I might try to do like a, a mini kind of walk through,

like a pretty barebones of,

like, hey, if you know nothing about self-hosting

whatsoever, this is a here's a way you can do this yourself.

I'm going to walk you through this process.

And then, you know, there are some different platforms

and different options, but the the basis is going to be there.

So like, you know, might be a short little five minute video,

but the idea is like run your own music server.

Like just if you have a bunch of old stuff, download some CDs you want to rip.

Like really easy to do this stuff and just have your take your library

wherever you want to go. So.

But I'm also slammed this week

with a bunch of other stuff I need to make, so no. Yes.

And I found out, remember that Batman game we were talking about last week?

Yeah.

So the director of the game,

I believe,

is I forget his name, but he lives here in LA.

And he's a Japanese guy, and he's only directed

one video game, and it was the Batman game.

He's like a movie director that they put on this thing,

and he he, like, lives in Santa Monica.

So I was like, I'm going to reach out to him and just,

like, ask him, what the hell was this thing?

And what are your thoughts on other like, have you ever played another Batman game?

I'm guessing he's never played a video game in his life.

Yeah, no, I mean, well, I mean, what.

That's a stretch.

Well, these are all things that you could you could ask, but like,

he's a film director, so he's like, what is he writing?

Is it was he directing the visuals like what was it?

You know, but. He's down as the director.

It's like it was something that stood out to me when the game started.

It was very like Metal Gear style,

where it's like directed by Kenji Terada, written by Scott Peterson.

Who are these people?

The guy who killed his wife. Like what?

Why is this important?

So it's it's just,

I don't know, it's it's been festering in my mind of I'm

now slowly becoming obsessed with this really bad

Batman video game that predated the Arkham series.

And I was just like, I, I feel like I need to know more.

And if I have the opportunity to talk to the guy,

maybe we can interview him at the Tesla Diner or something, like, yeah,

just bring it.

All to all your important work you do at the Tesla Diner.

I did see other people doing that,

and I thought it was going to be more of a all day remote thing.

But yeah, you'll you'll see it in the article.

But yeah, I do think with that bat that Batman video

needs to be, you should release that.

I mean, because it's just it's just unlisted, isn't it?

Yeah, I just I threw it as a throw away, I don't know,

maybe put up as a short or put up a, like, a social media thing.

I don't know.

Just put it out with no explanation and, and a pinned comment to go to the site.

Because it's just like if you, you know.

Yeah.

I mean, it's up to you, but, you know, I, I do it, I, I laughed, I had good times.

Okay. I just want to I'm on the thing.

Part of it too is, well, now that I'm thinking

this might actually be a video, this might be a.

Oh, you're gonna save. It or die. Save it.

And then that's like the tease or something, and then it says, hey, go,

you know, read this full article or, you know, that's probably a video.

I would just, you know, put out on the channel or whatever.

I think I think that works too, if that's what you, you want to do.

Yeah.

Because I just I see a lot of people do this with YouTube

channels where it's like, I guess I'm, I'm being precious about something

I don't care about, but it's like, I don't want it to be a dumping ground.

If it's a dumping ground, it has to be a consistent dumping ground.

And I'm not consistent enough with making trash to the system.

Dumping ground like Staten Island or something is what you're going for.

There's just, you know.

There's like different tiers.

And I guess none of this is really laid out anywhere.

But it's like if you're going to do

like a shitpost or something, you just put it on Twitter or Instagram

or TikTok or anything like that because like, I feel like those are

those are disposable.

But if you're trying to make something of like

actual value or something that has like,

I feel like that's what you use YouTube for, you don't use

YouTube as disposable stuff unless you want to use the shorts.

Shorts are disposable. That's frosting.

If you're doing an actual video on the channel that's going to sit there,

I feel like it has to be.

It has to be like the bunkers video.

It needs to be something better.

That's just my my thought. On it, though.

I think that's solid.

And I think you're so, you adhere to this

so much that you release things and then you don't even list them.

That's how that's how important this channel is.

Yeah.

I mean, we should probably list the bunkers video. Now.

I just wanted to get people to do that was our only marketing strategy there

because we we're like not putting anybody in this thing.

So it's like, hey, you can watch the full video on this website, but that's over.

So yeah, we can just unlisted and make it live.

Well, we don't have to do it for the whole thing,

but at least have like a five minute, the first five minutes of it.

That's. Well, the thought too.

There's like, well, if you sign up for the site again,

I still need to build the video page, but the idea is that like,

yeah, maybe if you sign up for the site, you get the you get the video a week

early, you know, and then eventually listed on YouTube or

like, hey, we put stuff out early on the website.

It's unlisted YouTube content.

So like it'll eventually get a not trying to keep stuff from people, but

it helps us out more if people sign up for the site and we can like

just directly, you know,

I just rather have engage people

who actually, like are interested in the stuff that can stuff,

which is again, asking a lot of people, let's there's a lot going on.

I have so many subscriptions for things I didn't sign up for.

Yeah. That's right.

That's what I think most of the subscribers on the site,

their mindset is like, I won't remember this.

Then email done. Yeah, thankfully,

Gmail has made it very easy to unsubscribe or marks I have spam.

I love that the spam buttons.

Next. Archive.

Yeah, yeah.

It's it's always like, you want to archive this or,

ban it and blacklist it forever.

And it's like, those are two very dangerous.

Like, that's a dangerous button to put in the middle.

Like, shouldn't it go archive, delete spam.

I don't know.

I've, I've definitely blacklisted far

too many things that I don't remember.

So have you been trying to email me?

I'm sorry.

Oh, I got an email notification to, is asking

if I wanted to renew, some of those URLs from the bunkers campaign.

I think I'm going to keep the bunkers for everyone.

One, because just goes the aquifer.

But then the, the new station in Wyoming, I tried sending it to them.

I think I'm just not going to renew it so they can just have it.

Yeah, that's fine. And they won't remember it.

And someone else would buy it and mimic them.

And then this whole thing will go all over again.

Yeah, I hope not.

But, I was yeah.

Bunkers, I don't know, it's renews for like ten bucks or something.

But yeah.

Casey y news 13.com.

It's, after in 45 days, it will be up.

It will be available. I no one can have it.

All right. Listening. Wyoming.

Do you want to know your time?

Yeah, it's your chance.

I can put it on the auction block.

Yeah, man.

Yeah.

Anyway.

Okay, well, I think we we got enough to get.

Moving on. Anything. Else?

No, I, I'll message you later

about some, hammer out some creative things, but.

Okay. Yeah. Sounds like a plan. We'll cool.

I'll get started on this, and then we'll, we'll go from there.

Let's figure out how to turn off this mumble thing.

That's what I'm going to do, I.

So I figured it out.

You got a server on the top left, and there's a disconnect button under connect.

It says to connect.

How am I talking to you?

Says disconnect.

I know, but

this isn't no.

Hopefully the audio is less robotic on this one, but we'll see.

Okay. All right. I'll talk later.

Okay. Bye bye.