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That's how cheap it is.
Yeah, cheap, dude.
Yeah, I was like, someday I might buy another like pad here, just a little thing.
I mean, I could probably afford it now, but I don't really want to waste money at this point, you know what I mean?
Because they're not expensive. They're very cheap.
But, no, it's a nice way.
The original days are kind of high there though.
Yeah, that's honestly, if you could just buy them for like $1,500, $100 would be a big deal.
But then you have to tack on like $4,000, $5,000 to $1,000.
It becomes not that much of a steal. That's the problem, you know?
Yeah.
But it's fun because a lot of them have a rooftop deck, and you can like walk to stuff.
I mean, I loved it. I fucking loved living there.
I can't say it. It is amazing.
The one I lived on, like they had, I was younger, right?
I wouldn't be into this now, but I was 30, 29.
They had parties all the fucking time with their roof deck.
So like you were bored years ago outside, like drink with people and blast music.
Like, honestly, it was an amazing time.
Yeah.
I really was. I fucking look back at them. Like I was so great.
Now I don't, I think I'd be a no-aid. You know what I mean?
Because I don't really drink and stuff as much anymore.
But when you're younger, dude, I feel like if you're 25 and you can afford it,
it's not that expensive. I mean, you have to make a little bit of money.
I would live there and like downtown Chicago, honestly.
Yeah. It's fun.
And if you want to live here, you could still go there.
I guess so.
Yeah.
I could so go all I go here and there.
But when you live there, it's different because you're like, you know,
go up to the rooftop.
Yeah.
Somebody says, and here's the thing.
I don't think people realize all I hear of this fucking app is people can't meet people.
Like what I'm, they've been dating for 10 years.
I feel like it's not the case in Chicago at all.
No, not at all.
If you're having trouble being so and you probably shouldn't live out in the Midwest.
No, Chicago is the best city to meet people in my opinion.
And a lot of, yeah, I think a lot of these people they want to live in like SF or this.
Holy shit, this guy's flying.
I'm telling you, if you really want to meet someone, you could probably find your husband or wife or whatever out here fairly easily.
No, actually, I thought it was a great city to meet people in ironically.
It's pretty good to all.
Here is the people.
Everyone I know live out there that single, so they've been looking for like 10 years.
They can't meet anybody.
Oh really?
No, I hate it.
I don't know.
I don't know the deals.
I don't, I couldn't say it's very tech heavy.
Once last time you were around like that union square area in SF.
Last year.
You didn't like it?
I've never liked it.
I've never really liked San Francisco.
Or LA, I've never liked the cities there.
I don't know.
I can understand, but I feel like I said it's just that area in specific.
It has the walkability and the people to make it nice.
That's why Portland so much.
The walkability is great.
It reminds me of Chicago with nature.
It's honestly what Portland is.
It's just great to walk around.
It would be nice if you could just get rid of every homeless person.
Yeah, that would be great.
Can they just get rid of it?
I probably would consider a place like that if there was no.
There was no problems.
It was hard to be being in the loop around wintertime.
That's the place to be.
Yeah.
California.
California is the greatest state.
Especially when there's the hotels and malls put up their Christmas decorations around the loop.
What's up with ASST, bro?
I don't know, man.
I woke up and Bitcoin was fricking $4,000 or $5,000 more or whatever.
And I'm like, oh, shit, I'm not buying ASST now because I planned to buy it this morning.
And then I was like, oh, it's down.
Oh, buy something.
But I don't know.
To me, my bet is there's always going to be some FOMO money, right?
Retail money, hot money.
Yeah, but yeah, but my hold on.
ASST didn't do that well today with Bitcoin.
It's probably because of the warrants.
I think it's still a great buy-in opportunity.
But I'm just saying there's always that one FOMO play.
And I just don't think MST is going back to like 3M now or 2 even 2.
That's that.
I think he's scared off enough people where they're going to be like,
I don't know, because it goes to 200, I'll just triple this air count.
I mean, bro, we're talking about a $3 billion market cap.
You know, that's like the other aspect too.
It's small, right?
Yeah, that's not funny.
I mean, I'm just starting to be like, you know what?
Let's go to this thing.
This is the new MSTR.
Let's drive this thing to the moon.
That's my thought process.
What do you think?
Well, I bought it last year right before the big crash.
But I did, I did add this morning.
I added heavily this morning.
I'm pretty confident, man.
I like the team.
I like what they're doing.
But again, I just hope they don't get greedy when Bitcoin starts to.
Yeah.
That's my main problem with these tragedy companies.
But to be honest, all right, let's be honest.
Those guys while they've been wrong about a lot of stuff, they're not as like,
like, let's be honest.
Michael sailors kind of a gamble, a whole like type guy.
So he's, that thing's ribbon.
He just can't help himself.
He's like, fuck.
They don't trick me as like a kind of that kind of compulsive,
compulsive gambling type guy.
Like, you know what I mean?
So that's why I don't worry about that as much.
Say, say, say, say, or shoot and ask questions later.
That's the problem.
He's just compulsive.
Like, if the end of experience, I know that he's sitting.
He's like, I feel like he's like, it's you.
I gotta buy.
Well, I feel like those guys are a little more like, you know what?
All right, we'll do a little bit of printing.
We'll hold off that they just are more of like measured people.
You know what I'm saying?
He's a crazy look.
I don't want to talk to you more shit about it people get mad.
But you know, say what you want.
He's clearly kind of nuts, right?
Like he's kind of a crazy guy.
We can all admit that.
They don't like Ben workman and a, I don't know, Walter.
They don't seem crazy at all to me.
They seem pretty measured.
So I think.
I think the way the way they've been, I mean, the way they've been handling it over the last,
over the past few months or since it launched, it almost looks like it almost seems like they're,
they're learning from sailors mistakes and doing everything that he should have done.
Yeah, no, like like measured.
The problem with the reason that I would honestly never touch it even in the trade is.
You, there's no guarantee it really followed the Bitcoin price and I feel like there's actually a high chance it doesn't because he could be like,
you know what?
I spent all the money and I bought it preferred and it's like, you know what I mean?
He just like he's so erratic.
I don't want to be involved in stuff like that.
The market, especially for dividend based products, they want consistent, predictable.
You know what I'm saying?
They don't want like, oh shit, it's not like the, it's not the place for this anymore.
My view is the, the fake metrics.
That's what really throws me off is like what?
Why throw in fake misleading metrics when it just runs me wrongly for a trade.
You don't care about that, but for a trade, I care that he's going to dilute 21 billion.
Dilute it, but like state the, state the actual number.
Don't make up some metric to make it look like something.
It's not that just wrong.
It's the wrong way.
Like that's a red flag to me.
I was like, I don't know if I would stick my money in here.
I'm not making up metrics.
I probably will never touch this shit again.
Honestly, I mean, who knows, it might, might do well, my nod, but it's just giving me not great signs.
Yeah, I mean, it's fine.
I mean, it's fine.
If Bitcoin pumps, I'm sure it will do well, but like, to me, it's like a risk of just that or other just buy a bit calls.
And then I want to go win the leg up.
I'd rather just buy stride, right?
I don't know for me anyways, but do what you want.
I don't care.
What's up, Astro? How you doing then?
Hi.
Are you guys talking to MSTR?
Yeah, but we don't want it.
No theories.
It's tough right now.
No, no, no, I was just clarifying what you guys were talking about.
Yeah, no, we're going to try to stick to the short and sweet dialogue for now.
Anyways, so good.
Yeah, so, but I have to say to me, I mean, I just think this entire market is going to fucking rip.
And at the end of the year, I mean, I think that's 500 to glue the gold over 8,000.
I don't know.
Where is I don't know the price of the NAS.
I got to I want to watch the QQ but I think that's probably going to 88850.
I mean, this thing is fucking on fire.
And it's so funny because it's just doing it in the face of bad news, right?
I mean, you know, many people told me that they were thinking about selling all their VTI because the outlooks criminals like,
you can't type in the market. Don't pretend like I'm telling you it's probably going to fucking rip and they're like,
Oh, it's going to rip with the oil price.
Oh my god.
It doesn't, it doesn't matter.
It's man. It doesn't fucking matter.
It's just going to do it.
And that's all there is to it.
Um, and I think a lot of people are worried about this Democrat thing.
I feel like the market has to kind of have been priced at it and because.
Yeah, I prefer Democrat president.
I'll be honest.
I think we'd have so much more regulation and all this crime and bullshit.
That's happening.
The crime.
Like the grifts.
I think the grifts would be put to rest.
I was talking about earlier, but the SEC and FASB.
They're not pursuing like anything against anyone that's like launching.
Grifts are taking advantage of people right now.
It's like.
It's kind of sad.
That's what it's about.
That's what it's about.
It's about the me.
Like I don't even sure if I think it should be illegal.
Oh, yeah, it definitely should be, dude.
I mean, that's what it's about.
Yeah.
So there's nothing like monitoring this.
Like you could, you know, prop up a coin.
And promise X, Y, and Z and just pull out all the money and liquidity.
There's no like there's no standard or there's no governance.
Like governing body that checks all this, you know?
I guess in my mind.
I should be able to do whatever they want.
If they're complete dumbass.
Then.
And you get ruged.
I don't know.
I just like structure. I like when things are structured and regulated, you know, it's like you can do x, y, and z you can't do x, y, and you know, you have these limitations.
And you can't just run off with people's money.
And I think the world would be a better place like that.
I don't know. I kind of think that
something's coming off to get wrong. They should get their money.
I mean, they got work. They got a lot of social work.
You're trusting the regulators too much, I think fans.
I think you've come in. You're trusting them not to come in with too much of a strong arm.
I just feel like the, I don't know the person who does that, they're going to get their money taken anyways.
They're just going to lose it at the casino or something. Like it's just, you know what I mean?
If you're dumb enough to buy these things, then you're just going to spend it on drugs or gambling or something.
Yeah, but I think making it less accessible is better.
The, the grifty mean coins, the Trump coins of Milanies of the world.
Like that's something normalized. It's a net negative for young adults.
Everybody tells like, enjoy the people not to even touch those things.
And people are still stupid enough to do it. So I mean, I don't know.
Yeah, I just feel like it's like, so kind of survival of the fittest.
Like if you're dumb like that, then you should probably lose everything.
Yeah, but listen, if there's a governing body that prevents that, that money could flow into.
Equities could, you know, flow into.
But it wouldn't.
Right. Because looking all the people on Kowshi, like all the kids on Robin Hood and Kowshi, they know like that.
That should be part of the investment is those predict that that the smart investments should be invested in, you know, S&P and Nvidia, all these things.
But they're going for GM East stock still.
It would never make an SB would either go to the casino to marijuana.
I think the dams take control.
You're going to see prediction markets get regulated really hard.
And I hope they do.
It is disgusting.
Yeah, I'm just telling.
I don't even say I disagree, but the point is that money.
It's just going to keep flowing to the next retarded thing.
It's not going to go to the BTI.
It's just not like a.
Do many people who knew I was in stocks and they finally got money during COVID because I don't know.
I'm not going to get in check.
They have kids or whatever.
I don't really know much about it, but they had like this is the most money I had in my life.
What should I do with it?
And I was like, buy a little bit coin.
Buy some QQQ or whatever and like just hold it.
And they were like, well, how much is that going to get me?
And I'm like, you know, that's 20 to 30% of your maybe max probably put out like 10 or 15.
They're like, what is that shit?
And they literally bought meme coins like every fucking one of them with the kids.
And like they were like, I need they were like, I need like a 10 X tonight.
Every one of them.
Nobody did that.
Like the gambling culture as young adults is terrible.
So I'm saying it has to be regular.
Yeah, but there's some do it.
So as for when you film do it, like it's up or 10 like we care about young people or care about the average financial person.
Like, yeah, like we let casinos operate and now we even go a step further.
Why the fuck do we have stocks listed for ADRs for Chinese companies?
Like they could be lying through their fucking noses on their financials and there's no extra edition treat.
So I don't believe regulators actually care about that.
No, they do care.
They care to keep the system running.
You know, the young adults start, you know, opting out of their 401K's and would rather gamble on Calcice or by meme coins.
You're messing up the system that money should be pouring into 401K's and keeping the system going, which is why regulation would help.
Yeah, okay, I'm giving you.
401K money.
Well, they're doing it the extra money.
I know either or but I'm saying the gambling culture would hurt it hurts the system.
So, so I'm going to system argument, but I think to me, if you want more of that, there should be like some sort of better tax incentive for doing that.
I mean, there is a little bit for okay, but then it's locked up to like 65.
It's like.
I don't know.
There should be.