Happy Hour 33. STONKBROKERS and life. How can we help?

I'm wondering, welcome everybody. I mean, you guys, I don't know how many people were listening to spaces today. I know some people have been figuring out the desk, which is brand new, right? Even I went and put that into Groc and said, explain this to me in plain language. It doesn't look like it's a trading platform where you can trade NFTs back and forth or anything like that, but it's where the interns can go and stock it with NFTs. Other people can go and load it up with bids to buy those NFTs. So yeah, pretty cool. Welcome up board, Osaka, how are you today? I am really, really well. It has been a productive day. I don't have my headset in because I just left the framers. I had to get some prints out and get them to the framers to be shipped out. It's been one really productive day in my studio. But now I'm chilling with you and with the rest of the folks. I actually did jump in a space today, one of the region spaces, just to share some thoughts, some insights, but it's been a great day. Cool, cool, cool, cool. Yeah, it's always good to jump into other spaces, always. I try all the time. Agent, how are you today? I am doing well, sorry, but the little loud, I just got out of parent teachers meeting. So it might take me a few minutes to get back home, but we're having some stuff that might just be loud. I might just help with the co-hosting role, you know, just picking up, bringing up people and stuff like that. But once I get in, I'll be fully targeted. Yeah, don't forget the kicking people out too, if you have to, right? The enforcers are on stage, man. Oh, I'm good at that. I'm really good at that. Exact, how are you today? Yeah, yeah, yeah, what's up? Chill, and you know, actually, I was in there listening to the regen space. I didn't, I got in there a little late, so I missed boredom, but I heard you out there, Mike, so I heard you talk, and I always enjoy, like you just had jumping around other spaces and all, it's fun. You know, you can't, I mean, nothing wrong with sticking to the spaces you love, but you can't stay only in one bubble in this space. You gotta try to branch out and catch wind of other things and all. So it's always very fun to be in other spaces. And yeah, what you're just saying, I think the desk, like how I'm understanding is, like you can actually set it up, like kind of like your own personal anvil, like not like, you know, truly an anvil, like nothing's set in stone, but like you can actually load it up with tokens and NFTs and like have it there ready for people to come in and like trade either way and all too. So like, I've read that actually in there somewhere, like it's basically like an anvil in a sense, like you mean how that works. So I just wanna give you that. But a great day, bro, you know, just vibe and just enjoying it, doing some code of myself. So got some work done that I'm very happy about. And just go all around, bro. I hope your days go well also. Yeah, I mean, pretty easy day. The later in the week it gets, the easier it gets at work. So that's always good. I got a couple of things on my mind, but you know, it's just life stuff and it is what it is. Although there is something that has to do with work too. And I still debating on what to say about it if I should say anything, even make a post on X just to fuck with them. I don't know, I might. I wanna say yeah, I love the region spaces. So I try to go whenever I can, whenever I'm available. So that's one of my favorite spaces, bro, for real. Yeah, yeah. And I have one, you know, so I feel like I'm part of the community and it's great. And you know, I like going in there whenever I can. So that's cool. Chaz, how are you today? I'm awesome. I'm so worked doing some, we're helping up some clinical notation, just being jumping in spaces and high really quick. I mean, like do my last few minutes of work. So cool. Yeah, I see you everywhere. You are in more spaces than anybody I've ever seen. Thank you. And I work 40 hours a week on top of that. Oh man. Well, it's starting to sound like me, right? I work 40 hours a week too. And then I come home and I do this. And I get home and I'm thinking, they've been just like the genting, and genting in it, and the team, and building, and building and building and doing art. And like I've been learning all kinds of new stuff, learn how to do all my, lately one of my new things last few days is when I'm learning three.js heart and Python to do like on chain art, like art blocks type stuff. That's cool. Yeah, I've never done it before. And I've always been really intimidated because the math got into everything and the symbolism's because I'm a traumatic brain injury and shit, but because I've been leveling up and like retraining my brain to learn how to code again, like by reverse engineering with AI, and like actually reading the code, like learning it again after all these years. And like just basically healing my brain by doing that. And like now I'm actually like starting to create art with code and I've never done that before and I'm really excited about it. So that's very cool. Yeah. Yeah. Well, I know we've been around together for a long time in spaces going back a few years, man. Yeah. Exactly. Yeah. A lot. Yeah. Actually, just had a collection. So I've just minted out a collection of small ones. I've been, we've just minted out the week, so something filled out of the technical and that is just like what I've been working with. So that's so cool. I just love that you're always creating something. Something. I don't know how to not to. That's good though. I mean, that's awesome, you know? I have little little little little little holes here and there. We're like, I feel like I'm like being stagnant and whatnot. But then it just comes back and like a rush. Yeah, I mean. Yeah. Yeah. I mean, that's awesome. My form of creativity is acting and all of that. And I haven't done it in too long. The pandemic kind of put a kibosh on that for me. So I'm really itching to get back on stage again is what I really want to do. I mean, in front of the cameras where all the money is, but it's like there's nothing like being in front of a live audience for a couple hours and telling the story from front to back. And you know, all the mistakes, anything that might happen, it's just all live and you're all in it together. And it's exciting and fun. And it is fun. It sounds like a blast. When you're on camera, man, you know, you never know what your performance is ever going to look like at the end of it. You know, because they got actors and everybody else, they'll shape, they'll cut, they'll move things around, they'll do whatever they need to do to tell their story, which is great. But you know, you hear an actor sometimes say, yeah, I never watched myself after it's done. Well, that's the reason. Because they know what they did on the set and how it felt and everything else. And the final product has nothing to do with them anymore. Because it's kind of tied to Troy about this. You know, Troy, you did the ordinals and stuff like that. Oh, yeah. Yeah. We had a lot of conversations about this like on and offline. Yeah. So you know, there's been a couple of movies and TV shows that have watched. Yeah. That's funny. I love that. I love that. Oh, that reminds me. Oh, man, that reminds me. OK, Steve Bark made a post about Cleveland, that being a cool city that people kind of overlook. I need to take pictures of my costume from Major League 2 and send it to him. I have a memorial hat from the old Cleveland stadium before I got torn down. That was part of my costume in the movie. So it's like, yeah, OK. I need to say, hey, dude, look what I got. Yep. Anyway, we touched on it a little bit with the desks, right? Once again, Colt's out there writing things up and making things easy to understand and plain language and stuff. So make sure you guys take a look at what Colt is writing. He's really dissecting the entire ecosystem and trying to make it easy to understand for everybody. I mean, you know, you know, the storm workers is have? Yeah, yeah. Yeah, that's cool. Dougie is also putting in some work to make it so that the layman can understand the language. And a special shout out to Freddie. I hear Freddie speaking in the background there. You do? Yeah. Yeah. I picked him up for a few minutes and held him in my lap for a while and then I put him down. So I think he might be all right now. But we're going to have to figure this out, right? Yeah. You guys are going to hear a cat every once in a while. It's just going to happen. He wants to talk. I've been doing that same thing with our collection, like the Builder Boss thing and trying to give people to understand like, here's what you can do with these now. And I'm trying to actually write, like, I did video walkthroughs on how to install them in their AIs and Google AIs. And I kind of make it as simple like thinking of people like, if I knew nothing about AI, how would I want somebody to approach me with this and like teach me how to do this? That's a hard thing to do with something that something's like deep as deep as you are. I mean, like so when I hear the people doing that kind of stuff, is that I really admire that makes you want to go go bold to look at them and see what they're doing. To see you compare it and make sure that, you know, we're all in the same kind of path of that kind of thing. It's cool to learn from each other like that. Yeah, and I do know exactly what you mean. That's my thing is communication and trying to make things as easy as possible for people to understand, even when I've talked to businesses or any other organizations or anything like that, you know, it's, you forget when you get so deep into something that somebody is not that deep and they've never seen this before and they're brand new. And experts, you know, can forget that sometimes. So it's really cool that we've got so many people in the ecosystem that are breaking things down, writing it out, creating videos for everybody to understand coming into spaces like this. And you know, the other night when the space was over and bored and the space kitty opened the other one and, you know, we got to walk through the website together, at least the annual portion of the website was most of it, but then the rest of it too, just page by page and say, okay, this is what this is. Here's where you find this and stuff. And that really helps people. And it's cool that we get to do it and we have so many members of our community that do it every day. The interns are cranking too. Just cranking. I was gonna, I was gonna go to a hackathon tonight and here in Portland and I was like, now I'm like, I just wanna go home and like jump on the disc or go to my community and like walk through more shit. Like, to keep more stuff. I'm like, rather do that than go to the hackathon. Well, I mean, you gotta do what you gotta do, right? I know. The community will be there and you can always after the hackathons over, go back. I just think that the hackathon, I was like, it's not something that would like pertain anything that we'd learn for my community. So, do you really need to go? You know, you gotta do stuff for yourself too. I know. I do like two or three days a week right now. Like there's a ton of like hackathons in Portland right now. Like they're all over the place. It's like literally my version of Tension Gras. It's my way of going out and being social now. Yeah, right now this is my way of being social. This is, I mean, my daughter, she texted me a few days ago and said, hey, I wanna come over this weekend and watch this show with you and I'm like, let me check my calendar. Yep, I'm not going out of the house. So you can come on over. I got nowhere to go. She knew that already. I just don't leave. Just don't leave. Merk shot, welcome up, how are you? Hey, board, hey, my agent. How you guys doing, friends? Doing good, doing good. Doing good, it's a great day. Just getting this started, you know? Yeah, nice to see you guys. Seems like you're doing like everyday spaces now, huh? Yeah, Monday through Friday, you know? It's pretty convenient to get off work, come home and feed the cats, then fire up a space for a couple hours. And talk to people and try to learn and help other people learn the ecosystem. And, you know, just keep going through it every day and we'll be experts at it. You know, that's what we gotta do. So, because it's fun, I'm really enjoying this. I am not a tech person at all, but this is fun. So I'm having a good time learning it. Did you have any questions about it? You got it all down. What's the topic? Well, up in the title, this is Stonkbrokers, that's mostly the topic. We do talk about life as well. Lately, it's been, you know, the first hour, hour and a half has been a lot of Stonkbrokers stuff. And then, you know, as time goes on, we start talking about real life stuff and how people are doing and making sure everybody's doing all right, because that's important too, you know? Yeah, I got some of the Stonkbroker coin. I could see that doing really well. So I'm gonna be holding onto that pretty tightly. Yeah, that's a good thing to do. You know, it's deflationary. So every time somebody activates their Stonkbroker, you know, the activation fee, it goes away. So things are happening. It's gonna get more valuable as time goes on. And it's a good hold. Plus, you know, the more you can stack, the closer you get to getting your own Stonkbroker, your own intern, you know, that kind of thing too. So how much how much coin you need to have to get a Stonkbroker? You need 666,666. And then there's a 10% fee just to.