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The Bad Crypto Podcast
A highlight from SBF Guilty!
"7 guilty verdicts for Sam Bankman -Fried, Bitcoin ETFs in the future and a happy recovery in crypto prices are all providing the blockchain world with much to discuss. After a couple weeks off, we're back to do the thing we do where we look at top stories and say whatever our brains tell us to say and it'll be super interesting because by the way, Travis is transitioning. More about that in this show. There's no filter, just badness and banter about what's been going on in the crypto world and in our world on this bad news, episode number 701 of the Bad Crypto Podcast. Hey, welcome back to the Bad Crypto Podcast, the show for the crypto curious and the crypto serious. Joel come here. Travis right there. Still your Sir Lords and with you from Puerto Rico, the beautiful island in the Caribbean. How you doing? Doing great. Nice to see you again. Good, sir. You as well. We had a couple weeks off and people are like, are you guys done doing the show? We hit 700 and we're like, done. No, actually we hit that 700th episode and then we were waiting for SBF to get seven indictments and then so he did and then we're like, okay, we can do the show again now that he is going to prison for a long time. Seven the number of perfection. We'll tell you more about what's been going on in our world. But first let's get to the news and tell you what's going on in the crypto world. Timestamp November the 4th, 2023 to 14 p .m. in the afternoon here in Puerto Rico. I know this show is coming out on Sunday, so it might be a little delayed on what you're going to hear here as far as the prices go. But the crypto market cap, according to CoinGecko, is currently $1 .34 trillion Bitcoin, thirty four thousand seven seventy Ethereum eighteen hundred thirty eight dollars BNB two thirty seven XRP sixty one cents Solana forty one dollars. Damn. Why did I sell mine? Cardano thirty two cents and Dogecoin almost at seven cents. The crypto markets have taken a bounce back. Sir Lord Travis, you know what? And one of the things that I am transitioning is I'm selling my home and moving back to the States. And this home is the selling process is taking forever, dude, but I wanted to start selling it. Bitcoin was like at sixteen eight when I decided to sell it in in January. I was like, dude, I thought this house was going to sell quickly. And I was like, I want to get some of that sixteen seventeen thousand dollar Bitcoin might sell us some bitch and then process and this and that in Puerto Rico. And now Bitcoin is freaking thirty, almost thirty five thousand dollars, dude. Like I missed out on doubling of my money right there, which sucks about that. There are. So I just I just want you all know, I want crypto to do I want Bitcoin to go down like about ten grand. I want to I'd like to see twenty five K again so I could snag more of that. I'm sorry to interrupt this show, this broadcast to slap Travis Rice in the head. Yeah, because the rest of us, I mean, yes, I want you to have cheap Bitcoin. But, you know, if this is just the beginning of a bull run, that means that there are lots of opportunities. Remember, our previous high was sixty nine thousand. And most people are expecting us to blow by into six figures this time around. And so we can analyze, you know, what's happening in that world and all of what's driving it. I thought maybe we take a look and just see who are the big winners right now. We mix. Don't know what it is, but it's up 66 percent this week. Well, that's what that's what a deejay does whenever they have a list. They do a we mix. Yeah, we. Yeah.
The Dan Bongino Show
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WTOP
"eight dollars" Discussed on WTOP
"Free shakes silver diner much more than a diner i'm ken burger w t l p traffic well this thursday's can be a dress in layers kind of day from a bit of a cool start but warming rapidly mid forties to lower fifties here early this morning and rising to around eighty degrees later today with partly sunny skies and seven chief meteorologist runnica johnson and the first alert weather center word sixty four degrees in holding this midnight hour thursday morning october twenty sixth in our nation's capital where the time now on wtlp is 12 40. on wtlp we bring you money news at ten and forty past the hour brought to you this morning by penfed great rates for everyone here's jeff contracts signed by a newly built home unexpectedly jumped twelve percent biggest gain in more than a year visas profits soared eighteen percent last quarter as digital payments become more common adding to its fee income hilton opened one hundred seven hotels last quarter and says hotel occupancy is now seventy five percent with room rates averaging a hundred sixty eight dollars a night the dow lost a hundred and five points wednesday the nasdaq fell two and a half percent jeff clabel wtop news asian stocks in the midnight hour sharply lower this morning in the knee k this hour is down by five hundred ninety three points the cost is all fifty five the hang saying is down now by ninety five and the shanghai is slipped to being down by nine points this morning good morning glad you're with us twelve forty two on wtop welcome in this is wtop news out to more developments involving two lawmakers on capitol hill this morning first we're learning that a formal resolution to expel embattled new york republican congressman george santos
Crypto Banter
A highlight from Solana To $8? (Mass Liquidation Event Coming) *What I'm Doing*
"Solana is breaking down past a critical horizontal support level at the moment as you can see on the screen in front of you But things could get much much worse with hundreds of millions of dollars worth of Solana set to be liquidated By FTX to repay its creditors. So in today's video I want to discuss what the hell is going on with Solana How far down could the token go and is Solana a buy? What is my plan in terms of accumulating Solana? What's my plan in terms of trading Solana? Are there short setups that we can start looking at? I want to get through all of that and more in today's video without further ado. Let's get into it So the first I guess elephant in the room is this FTX liquidation theory that a bunch of Solana is about to be dumped onto The market now, this isn't just exclusive to Solana I think the market in general does have a fair amount of supply overhang at the moment We know bitcoin has the US government silk road bitcoin set to be liquidated We know the mount gox bitcoin are set to be distributed But I want to focus on point number three that you can see in front of you here And this is the altcoin position that FTX has that they are going to need to liquidate in order to repay creditors As you can see in front of you at the time of this filing. Um, they had 685 million dollars worth of Solana 500 million of ftt 268 million worth of bitcoin these numbers obviously slightly down because the filing happened earlier in the year But we do know they hold a significant amount of Solana and that is because Alameda who were heavily intertwined with FTX were one of the major market makers and VC backers behind Solana So that is exactly why during the FTX saga Solana performed so badly as you can see Dipping all the way down to eight dollars. Could we see that eight dollar level again? Well, let's get into some of the data that we're seeing at the moment. Why is this potential liquidation problematic in this market? Well, I think the main reason is because we are seeing a reduction in total trading volume We could see a compression in the amount of trading that's taking place across all centralized exchanges and DEX's Inclusive which generally means that there is less volume in the market So any sort of sell pressure that comes onto the market during a period of low Volatility and low volume tends to impact price more than it would during a period of high trading volume And that the same could be said from the long scenario like if there is a Major catalyst that comes into the market at the moment that can see prices skyrocket a lot quicker Than it would during a period like the bull run where you know You're getting a lot of trading happening all the time. You're getting shorts and also longs piling up against each other This market is relatively liquid. It's relatively low volume and I guess undoubtedly there is a supply overhang for the entire market Um, but Sol specifically which we're going to talk about in today's video. So what does that overhang look like for Solana? Well, we can see the FTX wallets in front of us We can see that they have a significant amount of Solana that's on the move Um, they have 200 million in in Solana in one of these wallets And we know that those wallets have been transferring funds around they haven't sold any yet But the speculation over the past couple days was okay. These wallets are starting to wake up They're starting to transfer Sol. Should we be bracing for a potential liquidation event with FTX being forced To sell their Solana now this whole forced selling notion comes from the fact that Galaxy Is essentially the company that's been tasked with the role of liquidating FTX funds to pay back creditors so someone basically Needs to handle the entire liquidation process to make sure tokens are sold off in a fair and safe manner And also takes into account the best interest of the stakeholders now the obvious stakeholders in this scenario Are the creditors the the traders of the platform the investors of the platform That have been hard done by that need to be paid back some sort of amount we can see that FTX has uh Decided that it wants to start selling because they have engaged Mike Novogratz's Galaxy as an advisor to help with these sales According to court filings made on Wednesday FTX which collapsed in November last year wants to return funds to creditors in fiat currency This is very interesting because if they were to return in tokens They could essentially take like let's say the number of Solana tokens and divide it Um and distribute it out to the amount of creditors owed Solana, but instead they're choosing to liquidate all of their positions So this involves dumping altcoins and bitcoin and ethereum onto the market to get uh, fiat Recruitment so they can distribute the fiat currency to creditors. That is an interesting distinction to note here I think that's why the market's panicked now that the amount that they can sell is actually capped at a weekly amount We can see that the weekly limit shall be 50 million for the week through Friday in which the order is entered This is the official court filing 100 million for each subsequent calendar week Provided that the debtors may temporarily increase the weekly limit to 200 million for a period of one calendar week So it can go up to 200 million. It starts at 50 and then goes to 100 million This is to stop the suppressatory or potentially dangerous effects that it could have on price Especially when it comes to more illiquid markets like the altcoin market and as I discussed before Solana Is a major contributor here. In fact, I was covering the graph before but you can see 685 million worth of Solana it's actually worth closer to 600 now now in response to the news and also the the news that The ftx decided to unstake some of its sole position to put onto the market Anatoli the founder and ceo of Solana came out and tagged actually adam cochran Of all people in a tweet saying if you have any influence with the ftx estate My wish would be to distribute the soul to the ftx customers directly probably the least worst outcome for everyone This is going against the notion that I discussed before of ftx liquidating into fiat currency to then distribute Fiat the creditors This is kind of a weird sign and it I guess was a bit of a warning sign a bit of a red flag To see the founder of Solana come out and kind of urge them Um to distribute Solana because clearly this means to some extent he's slightly worried about the potential effects on the market I think this was a little weird and that's the reason why the market did not react too. Well to the news So look, what is the tldr from all this liquidation stuff? We know that Solana is coming onto the market and I think in a typical environment. It would be okay I would just kind of dismiss it as a nothing burger. But given the fact that the market is pretty boring There's not much volatility I think the effect that this Solana coming onto the market could have Is marginally greater than it typically would be and for that reason I must urge investors to have caution here Solana did not react to this news too Well, like typically what we see in these scenarios is the market sometimes react with strength because once news starts to hit the market You know We see this buy the rumor sell the news effect where price starts to react in the opposite direction of what the market Anticipates in the case of sol we didn't actually see that we have seen the price continue to bleed from the 22 region Wasn't a huge show of strength for Solana, but you can't really blame it So when I look at the technicals of Solana What are the major levels that we have to keep in mind here and what are some of the Interesting like levels that I would be interested in jumping in as an investor or a buyer So I really just wanted to find the range structure that Solana's in right now You have the first range low, which is the range low that was set during the ftx collapse back in november 2022 And this sits at 11 You have deviation below this level and I would consider this deviation because we didn't have a weekly close below this level And that is at eight dollars, so that is your ultimate low, but the range low Truthfully considering we had more touches of this level and it was a more critical pivot point still stands at around 10 to 11 You also have range high so establishing a range. We need to have range low range high the range high right now Once again disregarding deviation where we didn't get a substantive close above that level is currently sitting at 26 .79 You have this range between 11 and 27 Now within the range there are some critical levels that we must pay attention to The first mid -range level is currently the level that we're hovering around and recently kind of have been reacting off This is the 20 level to be specific. It's 1980 a key psychological level for investors We were under this just before while I was recording we pumped above but we are kind of just chopping around this level right now This is a very key level you start to close on the daily below this level And then 16 becomes a real possibility which is your next mid -range level So i'm looking at this in like quartiles or um kind of different structures, I guess from range low to range high Technically technically this is thirds. You've got your first third. You've got your second third You've got your third third and essentially right now We are hovering between the third section and the second section of the range structure at the moment now Where would I step in as a buyer? Well, look if you believe in salana long term and i'm going to get into some of the fundamental research Into my thoughts on salana after I talk about price Um, it doesn't really matter where you buy I guess if you have a really long -term like mindset on this you might just opt for just dcing slowly over time me However, I try to be a little more selective I know we're going into what could be a difficult period for crypto and for that reason There are some levels that stand out to me The major level of is of course range low at eleven dollars if we do somehow get there And then you have this other key level which interests me probably even more than the level at the moment Considering it looks shaky whether or not salana will hold and that's the 16 level 15 to 16 Does interest me and then 11 also interests me but now I want to talk about the reasons why it interests me because There is a reason why I will step in it As a buyer at a certain point and there's a reason why I do want to hold salana for next cycle and it's a thesis that i've been developing over the last, you know few months and I mean as an extension of that really years that I want to discuss with you right now and talk about some of the fundamental drivers behind why I actually believe in salana and Why I think that any huge liquidation event for me would be an opportunity to add more to my portfolio now Remember there are short opportunities here if salana starts to react badly and you know starts to close Um below this mid -range level here. You may have an opportunity to go short to 16 I'm, not a huge like altcoin scalper or trader I don't really take trade setups in the middle of the range are more of a trader that prefers to trade the extremities So it would be up towards 26 and down towards 11 If you want to trade mid -range and you're comfortable taking kind of a swing trade at the 19 level Let's say you wanted to short You can actually take that trade, but it really depends on your time horizon here And if you don't want to trade, of course, you can use a decentralized exchange like gains network Which is an amazing place to trade if you want to trade on a decentralized exchange where you have custody over your own assets Of course, there's many benefits like execution efficiency, etc. But yeah gains is awesome They've got a bunch of trading pairs You might notice it looks a little different and that's because they did a revamp of their ui So they switched some things around to make it easier and more intuitive for the user And yeah, as you can see in front of you if you were trading salana This is what it would look like. You would set your order on the left choose your leverage You can go short you can go long you can set limit orders Um all that sort of stuff as well And you can choose your stop loss and take profit which is so important in crypto to always implement risk management So there's a link in the description To gains network if you want to trade salana, but now I want to go into more of a long -term fundamental approach to Why I actually want to accumulate if salana gets much lower here and look if salana starts to rebound nicely Which I don't think it will by the way just due to the headwinds that we previously discussed But if it somehow does decide to rebound nicely i'd also look in jumping in a bit higher But getting in during a choppy period while it's in the mid -range while you have these liquidation fears about tokens being dumped It's often a risky proposition. So yeah, let's get into my salana thesis The first thing I want to say about salana is that it's an interesting proposition for my portfolio personally Because I think like a lot of people my portfolio is quite like eth heavy It's eth dominant and with layer twos gaining so much steam as this kind of eth thesis proliferates Throughout the market. I think it's nice actually to have a slight hedge that's non -evm So salana for me represents a nice non -evm bet to hedge against my ethereum positions And ethereum dominance like imagine a scenario where there's some huge like roadblock with the evm Let's say an upgrade messes up ethereum or or eip 4844 something goes wrong Like we don't think these things will happen But sometimes they do in crypto if something goes wrong that fudsy ethereum ecosystem That could be a direct catalyst for some of the hedges some of the non -eth specific ecosystems now Even if nothing goes wrong on the eth side and i'm not anticipating anything goes wrong It does represent a unique bet on an extremely high throughput chain which can handle trading volume and Transaction volume of magnitude higher than eth and even the l2 counterparts can because even l2s Although they sound like amazing scaling solutions at the end of the day They're limited they're hard capped to geth and they're hard capped to the consensus of the ethereum ecosystem Even phantom as its own network due to the fact it was built on evm Is having to switch out evm for its own proprietary consensus Which is fvm so they can get rid of that geth cap that eth is currently capping them on And a lot of l2s do have this issue and for that reason if you're looking to build like a highly scalable fast game or or you want to Implement a payments rail or something where you need speed and you want to adopt a lot of users There's not that many l1s in the market that you don't have that many options You've got maybe like near protocol apt or sui but salana does stick out because it's got an amazing developer ecosystem We know how passionate the community are It's just like a pretty nice bonafide bet on a monolithic non -evml one And for that reason it adds a bit of nice diversification into my portfolio.
Crypto Banter
A highlight from NEW COVID VARIANT HERE NOW!! (What will crypto do?!)
"I think we all know that this video is going to be shadow banned and probably going to be removed by YouTube. But I'm going to speak my mind here and I'm going to show you what's actually going on because there is talk of a new COVID variant and I want to show you what's going on so that you're up to date and you know exactly what's happening. I know you think I may be blowing things out of proportion, but just just have a look here and tell me what what you make of this COVID is making a comeback this summer. So many of us would like to leave it in the past, but cases are once again on the rise. So when will new booster shots roll out? And Thompson asked the CDC director. So COVID is on the rise, but when will the new booster shot be out? Does that remind you of anything? Does that maybe remind you of of the old COVID, the old COVID lockdowns? What's going on here? What are the what are the the the motives here? Why is this coming back and why is this coming back right now? Is there actually a new variant? What is it all about? We're going to speak about that. We're also going to speak about Bitcoin because look, Bitcoin's under the 26 ,000 level. It's not really an emergency just yet, but the real like emergency I would say is if you look at total three, which is the total alt market cap, excluding Bitcoin and Ethereum, and that is now back at levels of just after the FTX collapse. So this is where the FTX collapse was. And if you look at where total three is, this is where total three is. It's the same levels as it was just after the FTX collapse. Now, the question is, what is the future of of this altcoin market? What's it what's it going to do? What's it going to do in the near future? And speaking of COVID, if you look at the Bitcoin RSI, which is the sentiment indicator on Bitcoin, you can see that the RSI are so oversold that the last time that the RSI were oversold is here at this previous COVID low, which where Bitcoin was 3 ,875. So I mean, is this a coincidence that the two COVID lows are or the two RSI lows was at the previous COVID pandemic, beginning of the previous COVID pandemic? And this one again is at the beginning of the new COVID pandemic. We're going to talk about that. Also, a big day today on the NASDAQ, because today we have Nvidia reporting results. You can see Nvidia has had a huge tear this year. I mean, a lot of people actually talk about this rally being the AI rally and the stock that has led the AI rallies in video and they're reporting earnings today. If the earnings if Nvidia's earnings beat forecast, then NASDAQ rallies and probably continues to rally towards an all time high. disappoints If Nvidia today, then we probably see a 5 % correction in the NASDAQ. And then you're going to get the bears coming out and saying that this is we're entering a bear market. So big day today on the NASDAQ. Also, we're going to cross over to BRICS to see what's happening in BRICS. I know that Vladimir Putin spoke. He spoke about the dollarization. The Brazilian prime minister spoke about the dollarization. So we'll touch on that. And then I'm going to show you some tokens that I'm actually looking to buy. Now, I want to just say I'm not buying yet. I'm getting ready to buy. I'll show you what the tokens are and why I'm getting ready to buy. And I know you're probably looking at this and going, are you crazy talking about buying tokens when the market's like this? But that's what I'm going to show you. I'm going to show you my rationale and my thinking. So lots to do today. Let's get in. How scary to think that the IRS is actually back at pre -COVID levels, that the sentiment is actually back at pre -COVID levels in the last time that this happened, Bitcoin was at three thousand eight hundred and forty dollars. And I think we then had a rally of seventeen hundred percent. Yeah, sixteen hundred seventeen hundred percent rally after the IRS eyes were this low. So I wonder if the pattern is actually going to repeat itself. Also, I wonder if we're going to get lockdowns again. I wonder what the motives are. In fact, I don't wonder. I'm going to show you what I think the motives are for this this new whisper of COVID lockdowns about a year and a bit before the elections. I mean, look, it's definitely coincidental. There can't be there can't be anything else to it. It has to be coincidental. So we're going to talk about that. We're going to talk about the Binance FUD, because I think that's that's something we talk about. Yeah, lots to talk about, lots to talk about. So listen, if you are new to the channel, obviously subscribe, subscribe, subscribe to our channel, the fastest growing major channel in crypto. If you have been here for a long time, you know the show is going to get shadowbanned. I know the show is going to get shadowbanned. We spent the whole morning deciding whether we wanted to actually talk about that. And we decided that we would rather bring you the truth and not get censored. And if we lose views or if the channel takes a bit of a knock, so what? And the only way I can you can help me get out of this is smashing the like, putting positive comments and helping us get completely, completely, completely unshadowbanned. All right. So let's get into the meat and potatoes of the show. So, yeah, let's quickly look at this. So we've got Sheldon was showing me the Bitcoin chart today, showing me something quite scary. I don't know if I if I actually believe him, but he says, look, if you look at where this rally in twenty seventeen, the rally that took us out of this started, you can say the rally in twenty in twenty eighteen actually started in, say, twenty fourth of December. If you look at where this year's rally started, pretty much more or less the same time, twenty third, twenty fourth of December. Then he says, OK, when did we top? When did we top on this? They can let you can say, look, we topped somewhere around twenty fourth of June or near July. And if you look at this, when did we actually top somewhere around June or July? And he's saying, look, we are following this trend. We are following the cycle. If we do follow the cycle, we could have quite a long way to go before we get to the same levels here. And I do think that we are following the cycle. I want to actually show you. So if we look at the pre -harving cycles, I don't think there's anything different in in the cycles. You can see that we have a a downtrend, we have an uptrend, we have a reaccumulation zone. And then as we get to the halving from the halving, we really start climbing. So I don't know if this year is going to be that different. It looks like the cycle, as much as I hate to say it, it does look like the cycle is is playing out very similar, very similar to two previous cycles. We're also getting in the cycle while this is all happening, we are getting the short term holders capitulating. So if you look at the short term holder, the short term holders, they completely, completely, completely capitulated while the smart money is actually starting to accumulate at this level, at this level of the cycle. And what you see now is you're seeing a whole lot of FUD on Altcoin. So no, Benjamin Khan saying, look, there is a chance that, you know, Solana goes back to eight dollars. I've seen the bear saying that that we could go back to to to a Bitcoin price of nine dollars, nine thousand dollars and twelve thousand dollars. Remember that in this part of the cycle, in the bear part of the cycle, the bears get to be right and they get to tell you that they're right just for like a short period of time because bears will keep calling the market down. They'll keep telling you that Bitcoin is going down to twelve thousand and whatever else. And they'll be right for like short periods of time. But long, long periods of time, they won't be right because the market will just continue to go up and continue to go up. So let them enjoy their moment in the sand. I have been actually looking at the rainbow chart now. You know, I mean, initially I was obviously very, very, very skeptical of the rainbow chart. How the rainbow chart works is it tells you whether Bitcoin is overbought over here. Yeah, it's like maximum bubble territory, serious set of FOMO intensifies. Is this a bubble huddle? Still cheap, accumulated by and basically a fire cell. And as much as, you know, initially I was quite skeptical about the rainbow chart. If you look at it over a long period of time, it actually is quite right. And you can see that right now we're entering the we're in the buy zone and we're entering the basically a fire cell. So there's not actually that much panic on Bitcoin at the moment. Sentiment is bad, but it's not like it's not extreme fear. People are scared, but people aren't very, very scared. And that's why I'm not really ready to start buying old coins yet, because I think that there'll be better opportunities. I'm not saying don't start dollar cost averaging, but don't spend all your money now. And the reason why you probably shouldn't spend all your money now is because we're not at the point where people are panicking. People are getting demotivated. People are getting depressed. But remember that that's what this part of the cycle is designed to do. This part of the cycle is designed to depress you. That's why it's called the depression phase. Now, if we are here and we do have this accumulation left to go, I really hope that the accumulation isn't as long as the previous accumulation, because you can see that it took about a year and a half from that point to get to the same level in the last cycle. I don't think we're there, but I mean, you do need to prepare yourself for a marathon and you do need to prepare yourself to take maybe a little bit more losses if we follow the previous cycle. Be that as it may, as I said, I think I'm in the camp of this rainbow chart, which basically says, look, when prices start coming down to the bottom here, when they start reaching this oversold territory, just keep accumulating slowly. But the main thing is stay in the game, because I showed you that I showed you this here. I'll show it to you again. The main thing is that you've got to be here when these one, two, three, four, five days happen and one, two, three, four, five, six days happen and one, two, three, four, five, six days happen. The whole increase in the price of Bitcoin, 100 percent increase was here over 24 days, eight, eight and eight or seven, seven and seven. So I think you've got to be here. You've got to be here when this happens. So don't get demotivated now. Don't give up now. Now is probably the best time to to actually be accumulating. And I'll show you a bit later what it is that I'm actually accumulating and why I'm actually accumulating it, because a lot of people were talking to me about my tweet yesterday. Let's look at the bubbles. Oh, I'm loving the bubbles, Josh, I must say, and actually, to be honest, it's actually not only me loving the bubbles. I see Kasper is down seven point two eight today, maybe getting into my buy zone. Not yet. Not yet. Robert also down six point five three, also not in my buy zone yet. I mean, as I said, I am loving the bubbles. For those of you who don't know, there is a morning banter research call. Just click on newsroom over here. You'll see that we have a call in 17 hours added to your calendar and then you can join our morning research call. Also, if you want to search for a token, like, for example, if you don't know where Solana is, just search and you'll see it actually starts flashing. So we've built that functionality. And I think a lot of people are starting to notice bubbles today and now you can see earlier yesterday who's back streaming, by the way. And I actually I love his videos. So he he was also one of the people that really helped me when I when I started banter. He was one of the guys that like really, really helped me with the channel. So good to see him streaming again. And yesterday on his stream, he actually spoke about banter bubbles. Let's get to a really good tool. This tool was created by Crypto Banter. It's called the Banter Bubbles. And I want to be clear here. If you've been on crypto Twitter or if you follow this industry closely, none of these names will be a shock to you because these have all been talked about a lot on crypto Twitter. I'm not the first person talking about any of these. But one thing I think is really easy is you go to the banter bubbles here and you go ahead and you set it over to the year. And this gives you the highest performing tokens over the last year. And you can also say top one hundred, top two hundred. So good to see that other streamers are actually starting to to notice banter bubbles.
The Charlie Kirk Show
A highlight from The Man in the Arena: My Speech to the International Order of Teddy Roosevelt
"The U .S. dollar has lost 85 % of its value since the 70s, when the dollar decoupled from gold, and the government seems bent on continuing the tradition. Charlie Kirk here. From now until after the elections, the government can print as much money as they want. The last time they did that, inflation went up 9%. Gold is the only asset that has proven to withstand inflation. Invest in gold with Noble Gold Investments. You will get a 24 -carat, one -fourth of an ounce gold standard coin for free. Just use promo code kirk. Go to noblegoldinvestments .com. That's noblegoldinvestments .com, the only gold company I trust. Hey everybody, my conversation at the International Order of Teddy Roosevelt. Amazing people. I talk about Teddy Roosevelt and the need for us to educate the next generation. Become a member. We have a new way you could support the program. Don't worry all of you that support us at charliekirk .com slash support. Don't worry, we have a migration plan for all of you. Legal migration, of course. But I wanted to say thank you for those of you that are joining in huge numbers. It's amazing. At members .charliekirk .com. It's a way for you to support our program. We believe it's affordable for all income levels. It's a way for you to get behind, for you guys to get behind the work we are doing. Members .charliekirk .com. In fact, I want to mention and name some of the people that became members overnight. It's really exciting. Janet from California. Thank you for becoming a member at members .charliekirk .com. Mary Lisa from Idaho. Thank you. Janet from California. Scott from Utah. Linda from California. Dorothy from Maryland. There are levels for all types, by the way. You guys could check it out. Eight dollars a month. Members .charliekirk .com. Maybe you're on a fixed income, but I bet you could squeeze eight dollars a month. And you might say, well, what do I get, Charlie? Well, we're doing exclusive Zoom calls. We're going to have a message board. We're developing all this stuff. And you get to hear the full conversation with the legend Tucker Carlson. Here's a little tease. I was watching the other day. I'm actually not a huge Martin Luther King fan or whatever. Super flawed guy. But I was watching the last. The audio was listening the audio of the last speech that he gave the night before he was killed. April 3rd, 1968. He was killed the next afternoon. And he gave this speech and he had just been like cheating with a bunch of different women. Okay. Yeah, he had a tendency. Oh, my gosh. No, he was like a ridiculous sexually out of control. But he gave this speech in which he clearly predicted his own death. Like, there is no doubt, if you listen to this, that God is speaking through Martin Luther King. And I get I don't like Martin Luther King's program. I don't like his behaviors. A lot of worshiping Martin Luther King is absurd to me. But I got to say, if you listen to that speech, God is speaking through Martin Luther King. There's no other explanation for that. And you're like, well, that's kind of consistent with what we know. We're all flawed. The people in charge tend to be more flawed. But it doesn't mean that they're not capable of greatness. So let's just be honest about it. The second you have to feel the need to pretend that you're perfect, you become a liar and you become paradoxically even less perfect, in my opinion. Boy, if that piqued your curiosity, join as a member. Get behind us so we can keep talking about the issues that the regime doesn't like. Vaccines, immigration, Ukraine, members .charliekirk .com. Thank you, Brett from Michigan for joining, joining Charlotte from Texas, Lynn from California, Matthew from Texas, Summer from Arizona, and more, members .charliekirk .com. Also, please get involved with Turning Point USA at tpusa .com. That is tpusa .com. It's already a high school or college chapter today at tpusa .com. You can always email me, freedomatcharliekirk .com. That's freedomatcharliekirk .com. And subscribe to our podcast and listen to the end of this episode for a free giveaway opportunity. Buckle up, everybody. Here we go. Charlie, what you've done is incredible here. Maybe Charlie Kirk is on the college campus. I want you to know we are lucky to have Charlie Kirk. Charlie Kirk's running the White House, folks. I want to thank Charlie. He's an incredible guy. His spirit, his love of this country. He's ever created Turning Point USA. We will not embrace the ideas that have destroyed countries, destroyed lives, and we are going to fight for freedom on campuses across the country. That's why we are here.
The Charlie Kirk Show
A highlight from THOUGHTCRIME Ep. 6: Oppenheimer v. Barbie, The Incredible Shrinking Ron DeSantis, Real-Life NPCs
"The U .S. dollar has lost 85 % of its value since the 70s, when the dollar decoupled from gold, and the government seems bent on continuing the tradition. Charlie Kirk here. From now until after the elections, the government can print as much money as they want. The last time they did that, inflation went up 9%. Gold is the only asset that has proven to withstand inflation. Invest in gold with Noble Gold Investments. You will get a 24 -carat, one -fourth of an ounce gold standard coin for free. Just use promo code kirk. Go to noblegoldinvestments .com. That's noblegoldinvestments .com, the only gold company I trust. Hey, everybody. Today on The Charlie Kirk Show, thought crimes. Okay, I'll give you a little warning. This is a very chaotic episode of thought crimes. We're in like nine different cities. We're all talking over each other. It's fun, but it's a little bit of a mess. So enjoy it, listen to it. And yes, I know it's a little bit of a clumsier episode. We talk about a different type of thought crime. We talk about Barbie and Oppenheimer, the Michigan alternate elector, and also a recap of ActCon. Text this episode to your friends. Get involved Turning Point USA at tpusa .com. That is tpusa .com. Also, become a member. We have a new way you could support the program. Don't worry all of you that support us at charliekirk .com slash support. Don't worry. We have a migration plan for all of you. Legal migration, of course. But I wanted to say thank you for those of you that are joining in huge numbers. It's amazing at members .charliekirk .com. It's a way for you to support our program. We believe it's affordable for all income levels. It's a way for you guys to get behind the work we are doing at members .charliekirk .com. In fact, I want to mention and name some of the people that became members overnight. It's really exciting. Janet from California, thank you for becoming a member at members .charliekirk .com. Mary Lisa from Idaho, thank you. Janet from California. Scott from Utah. Linda from California. Dorothy from Maryland. There are levels for all types, by the way. You guys could check it out. Eight dollars a month. members .charliekirk .com. Maybe you're on a fixed income, but I bet you could squeeze eight dollars a month. And you might say, well, what do I get, Charlie? Well, we're doing exclusive Zoom calls. We're going to have a message board. We're developing all the stuff. And you get to hear the full conversation with the legend, Tucker Carlson. Here's a little tease. We talk about this sometimes. Your faith, has it strengthened? Have you grown closer, farther apart from God? Not just through this, but just in your seven years from Fox, because you do talk more spiritually, especially in the last couple years. I probably shouldn't because, I mean, I love it. You don't want to take spiritual advice from me. Well, I'll be honest, Tucker, I don't take spiritual advice from Episcopalians. You shouldn't, trust me. When an Episcopalian tells me about the Bible, I say stop. Well, but trust me, no Episcopalians ever going to tell you about the Bible. No, they'll tell you about their feelings. Yeah, no, it's totally right. I don't lie about it. And I was talking about this last day, actually. I've been just for my own interest reading the Bible since February. It's beautiful. It's just so interesting. It's the most interesting thing I've ever read. It's the whole civilization's based on it. It's completely blowing my mind. Become a member at members .charliekirk .com. Email me as always, freedom at charliekirk .com. And listen to the end of this episode for a giveaway opportunity. Buckle up, everybody. Here we go. Charlie, what you've done is incredible here. Maybe Charlie Kirk is on the college campus. I want you to know we are lucky to have Charlie Kirk. Charlie Kirk's running the White House, folks.
The Charlie Kirk Show
A highlight from Where are the Republican AGs? with Mike Benz and Kane
"Hey, everybody. Citizen Kane joins us. Also, Mike Benz. Where are the Republican Attorneys General? We go through a lawfare summary. Email me your thoughts, as always, freedom at charliekirk .com and subscribe to our podcast. Make sure you get your friends to listen as well and get involved with Turning Point USA at tpusa .com. That is tpusa .com. Start high school or college chapter today at tpusa .com. We have a new way you could support the program. Don't support. Don't worry. We have a migration plan for all of you. Legal migration, of course. But I wanted to say thank you for those of you that are joining in huge numbers. It's amazing. At members .charliekirk .com. It's a way for you to support our program. We believe it's affordable for all income levels. It's a way for you guys to get behind the work we are doing. Members .charliekirk .com. In fact, I want to mention and name some of the people that became members overnight. It's really exciting. Janet from California. Thank you for becoming a member at members .charliekirk .com. Mary Lisa from Idaho. Thank you. Janet from California. Scott from Utah. Linda from California. Dorothy from Maryland. There are levels for all types, by the way. You guys could check it out. Eight dollars a month. Members .charliekirk .com. Maybe you're on a fixed income, but I bet you could squeeze eight dollars a month. And you might say, what do I get, Charlie? Well, we're doing exclusive Zoom calls. We're going to have a message board. We're developing all the stuff and you get to hear the full conversation with the legend Tucker Carlson. Here's a little tease. I was watching the other day. I'm actually not a huge Martin Luther King fan or whatever. Super flawed guy. But I was watching the last the audio was listening to audio of the last speech that he gave the night before he was killed. April 3rd, cheating with a bunch of different women. OK, yeah, he had a tendency. Oh, my gosh. No, he was like a ridiculous sexually out of control. But he gave this speech in which he clearly predicted his own death. Like there is no doubt if you listen to this, that God is speaking through Martin Luther King. And again, I don't like Martin Luther King's program. I don't like his behaviors. A lot of, you know, worshiping Martin Luther King is absurd to me. But I got to say, if you listen to that speech, God is speaking through Martin Luther King. There's no other explanation for that. And you're like, well, that's kind of consistent with what we know. We're all flawed. The people in charge tend to be more flawed. But it doesn't mean that they're not capable of greatness. So let's just be honest about it. The second you have to feel the need to pretend that you're perfect, you become a liar and you become paradoxically even less perfect, in my opinion. Boy, if that piqued your curiosity, join as a member. Get behind us so we can keep talking about the issues that the regime doesn't like. Vaccines, immigration, Ukraine, members .charliekirk .com. Thank you, Brett from Michigan for joining, joining Charlotte from Texas, Lynn from California, Matthew from Texas, Sommer from Arizona, and more, members .charliekirk .com. Buckle up, everybody. Here we go. Charlie, what you've done is incredible here. Maybe Charlie Kirk is on the college campus. I want you to know we are lucky to have Charlie Kirk. Charlie Kirk's running the White House, folks.
WTOP
"eight dollars" Discussed on WTOP
"To pay sixty eight dollars at the grocery store the american farm bureau federation says that's down three percent from last year's record high however this year's cost of a cookout is still expected the to be second highest on record the american farm bureau federation has been conducting the survey 2013 speaking of money coming up in money news plant -based burgers aren't living up to the hype i'm jeff label it's ten oh eight precision a c it's now traffic and weather on the eight so let's go to read a castler in the w t o p traffic center in virginia we're still seeing delays on northbound three ninety ninety five coming from the beltway headed past duke street the crash in the left lane southbound ninety five the delays passing six ten garrisonville road towards 630 and stafford have eased the guardrail repair completed and all the travel lanes have been reopened tackett's mill road between heflin road and mill lane watch for authority direction around the crash the road was closed in both directions now on the beltway it is the interloop on the legion bridge there had been some wood panels spilled along the left side of the roadway the outer loop near georgetown pike the work is set up in the right lane your outer loop delays are before river road again those interloop delays are coming from the toll road inside the beltway on 66 eastbound that is the volume heading in through arlington watch for any work that be may set be up there northbound 29 coalsville road after southwood avenue the left lane is blocked with the work the the westbound span of the bay bridge the right lane of three blocked with the cones eastbound post of your lanes are open in the district it inbound is new york avenue near south dakota avenue the work remains in the center of the roadway which delays off of route 50 and coming off of from the ramp the southbound baltimore washington parkway thinking about an electric car plug into fitsmall .com and find your electric ride today check out the hunday ionic vw id4 or the toyota bz4x at small dot com that's the fitzway i'm rita kessler wtop traffic let's get the seven news first alert from eileen wayland we dodged a bullet yesterday missing that severe weather however there is another chance for severe weather later this afternoon
Just Between Us
Grubhub Accused of Overcharging Restaurants Amid COVID Pandemic in New Lawsuits
"Ingram hub in new york city a lot of restaurants. We're finding that they were getting charged for phone calls. Now you think about that. And you're like that's kind of weird. How could grub charge a restaurant for a phone call. The way they do that is when you go to the grub up pitch for your favorite restaurant they generate a number that route routes through grub hub. I so you're actually calling the restaurant but not before grab the mafia daughter for you right. But like this is why they feel like it's mafia. They opened the door for you. They're not providing any service besides discovery. Personally i've done this. I i wanna call the restaurant directly order from them and reduced that mission costs so i go and they don't like maybe have a website or maybe grow is the first thing that shows up so i clicked on crop up. Call that phone number now. I know they are not getting a benefit from that. They're still being charged. And what's weird about it is. They can't determine the order that you've done so they do like an average so like they between like for this restaurant the hampel noodle the ex-pat in in harlem charging like five to eight dollars five to seven dollars about like approximately per order so like if i'm ordering like an eleven dollar noodles myself and now they're being charged five to seven dollars for that like that's a crazy amount of money. In a lot of cases it's an algorithm that was determining how charge because there's nobody on the phone listening. Actually i listening to the calls so the algorithm says this call last thirty seconds. It's an order but sometimes it wasn't an order. The person was like hey like do you have this dish like and they were like no and i actually hung up and drop hub was actually chart charging for that. Oh this is. there's a lawsuit actually a couple of lawsuits. That have happened outside of new york city or people have sued for group. Says like you're right. We should only charge for orders on the phone that resulted order so they still believe that like it should be able to get money also phone call orders but they basically saying there are a lot of fraudulent charge. There are some fraudulent charges that
Everything Everywhere Daily
Timothy Dexter: Was He Brilliant, Lucky, or Bonkers?
"Timothy. Dexter started his life with very humble beginnings he was born into the town of maldon in the massachusetts bay colony. In seventeen forty seven. He didn't receive much of an education growing up when he was eight years old. He dropped out of school to work on a farm at the age of sixteen. He became an apprentice to a. Tanner was a fine trade to be in back in the day. But nothing that would make you significantly wealthy when he finished his apprenticeship. He was given a set of clothes. By the tanner who he worked for. It was called a freedom suit. He sold his freedom suit for eight dollars and twenty cents and use that money to relocate to newburyport massachusetts. This was where his good luck started. While in newburyport he met the woman he would marry. Elizabeth frosting ham. Elizabeth was a widow ten years older than dexter. She had four children in a very nice house in He set up shop aching gloves and selling other leather goods. As well as reselling blubber from whalers by the end of the revolutionary war. He had saved up several thousand dollars which was quite a bit of money back then so far. His story is nothing special. You as a middle aged man living in newburyport who had to find business but it was at this point that he began he string of insanely successful yet at face. Incredibly stupid investments. The first investment was in continental dollars during the revolutionary war. The continental congress issued the first american currency and it quickly became worthless. The phrase not worth a continental came from this currency almost. No one accepted the currency by the end of the war. Yet many people especially poor people were paid in this currency and could do nothing with it. After the war many of the wealthy citizens in newburyport began buying continentals mostly as a charity gesture. Dexter however wanted to earn the respect of the local elite who never quite respected him and went all in he purchased the worthless currency just to give people something in return any purchase the currency for less than a penny to the dollar later when the federal government was formed they agreed to purchase all of the outstanding continental dollars at one percent of face value. Dexter made a
You Beauty
Stila Stay All Day Mascara: The Most Tubular Mascara Ever
"Stay all day mascara. It's thirty six dollars it is a cheap ulama gara. All you love a tubular. Everyone knows how much i love achieve bula. I was on a journey with moscow. I opened it and the wound. I was like holy. Whoa what is going on him. Half the ones is straight national brush and bristles than the other half is curved and a plastic comb. All in one brush. I know so. It looks like a prong north. Because it's only one rush but it looks like a sale like bal like hey yep then. The formula is super juicy. like wet. Wet wet yeah. Killed militias which side of the brush stories. Oh goodness and it's all a bit of a person and because it was so juicy gets on my home island and you know how i applaud soy slap has a bit you fix it straightaway. Very slapdash and then i was like okay mash a good. This is great mortal die. Forgot about it then. I had a shower that night. This is i. I was trying it and i say this was the first time i'd challenge since and i just forgot what i put on a face that morning and i gently as i generally do like touch my lashes and all the miscarriage came off in like one guard later on and i was like. Oh what have i. I don't think it's still a messiah. So it's the most trivial achieved scour. I've ever tried. Wow really wet and g c i wish it was in a little bit less but with because it's a new gar eight will do that anyway. Very black very glossy really good thirty six dollars from mecca so for a prima mistake our. That's not that bad premo. You know my looking down fifty bucks. Obviously it's not your eight dollars from rolaids but it's a really good miss car that i recommend so glad. I found it in my
The Bernard Lee Poker Show
Your Poker News Update for June 29, 2021
"Talk a little bit about the news. I the ten thousand dollar buy. In ten million dollar guarantee win millions Had it starting flights this past weekend in attracted thirteen hundred twenty eight entries which create a prize pool of almost twelve point five million dollars the largest in wind poker his first prize just over two million dollars in even runner up as almost one point two nine. Sorry at one point. Two five million dollars so incredible turnout for the win. Millions will get you all of those results when they come in next week. Also the run good poker series had its second event coming back from a kobe. This time. It was at council bluffs iowa just outside of omaha the five hundred and seventy five dollar main event had a festival record of eight hundred fifty one entrance generating a prize pool of four hundred thirty four thousand dollars when it got down to the final eleven players. It was a very rare eleven person. Chop each player was guaranteed the exact same amount twenty six thousand and fifty eight dollars. They played for the all star. Run good series ring and the pro-am seat into the stars event presented by poker. Go in las vegas which will be held later. On this year end. Freddie kaufman ended up taking down the event the ring and the pro ams seek co congratulations to everyone at the council bluffs event for the road. Good poker series.
Tesla Daily: Tesla News & Analysis
"eight dollars" Discussed on Tesla Daily: Tesla News & Analysis
"Here and today we are one day out from tesla's plaid model delivery event in the absence of a lot of other news. I thought today we could do what we did. Back during battery day where we kind of did a series of twitter polls to set consensus expectations ahead of the event. So we're going to go through that. We just have a couple other items of news here. I So we'll go through those pretty quickly. I up with the stock tesla today. Finishing down on pretty low volume Eight tenths of a percent to five hundred and ninety eight dollars eight cents that compared to the nasdaq up half a percent but pretty quiet day as again i think people were kind of waiting for.
Tesla Daily: Tesla News & Analysis
Model S Delivery Event Expectations
"Power here and today we are one day out from tesla's plaid model delivery event in the absence of a lot of other news. I thought today we could do what we did. Back during battery day where we kind of did a series of twitter polls to set consensus expectations ahead of the event. So we're going to go through that. We just have a couple other items of news here. I So we'll go through those pretty quickly. I up with the stock tesla today. Finishing down on pretty low volume Eight tenths of a percent to five hundred and ninety eight dollars eight cents that compared to the nasdaq up half a percent but pretty quiet day as again i think people were kind of waiting for The event tomorrow aside from that religious a couple pieces of news here so the first one here the born company. Just kind of a congratulations to them. They opened up To the public at the world of concrete event there at the las vegas convention center so an exciting milestone for them. These vehicles are still being driven by people Hopefully later this year that shifts over to being autonomous at higher speeds but definitely good milestone for the boring company there in vegas. I think he had to buy a ticket to the world. Concrete event us. I guess not technically quite public yet but is being experienced by members of the public. And obviously it's a great opportunity for tesla to show off their vehicle vehicles. Get a lot of people test drives and things like that. So it's going to be exciting to you if all that and see where that goes from there the other thing that we've got here just ahead of the event We do now have customers that are starting to receive their vehicle vehicle identification numbers or vins for the model s. so this was shared on the tecimer's club forums by one of the members there on they have there been assignment and their purchase agreement so unexciting milestone again ahead of the event tomorrow
The Steve Harvey Morning Show
"eight dollars" Discussed on The Steve Harvey Morning Show
"Around grinning and sad news citing and claw the dock. The after the play captain stooping. His club was ninety years old. Now steve harvey morning show. You're listening steve harvey morning. Show our guys. So here's some financial questions for you. You have extra money at the end of the week or at the end of the month. What's your instinct. Is your instinct to look for something to spend that money on. Are you excited to put that money away in savings or or do you automatically look to pay down some debt. All right so steve. You're where the money resides. You can go first or you can go last. We'll go ahead. I'm stacking. i'm putting it. Yeah i knew that would be your. You're excited to put the money in your savings. You have extra money of the week or at the end of okay junior your next shirt what do you wanna do you spend to say. Thank you my cell phone. A year for latest won't dealer. I got hey calm fun. Spend yours okay. Trump is paid up. That's plenty of money reside. She wants to be honest. Ma initial inclination is to go bass up to split in the better judgement of me. Says i don't put it away to invest in. Saving money is is fine. Nothing wrong with it at all. But i look for investments all the time. And i mean like if you if you common person just a regular working person The acorn after a great thing to get where all of your change rounds up to the nearest dollar. You can make an arrangement where they take out more but all of you change can be put into an account name invested for stuff like that out there man where okay like for example. You pay car. You got a cold and you pay your car through your acorn app. And let's say you pay it with a twenty dollars something. 'cause you know thirty dollars and forty eight sit well. They'll rounded up you say rounded up to the nearest five and the nearest ten dollars aud newest dollar. Let's say you spend thirty two and you say rounded up to the extent they'll charge you forty dollars but they'll take eight dollars and put it in an investment account was nice nice or you could say rounded up to the nearest dollar. You spend thirty four twenty five. They'll put seventy five city investment and that's a smart way to grow money instead of just say that's just a suggestion. Yeah so so your. Your initial instinct would be suspended. But you're yeah. What's your read dog up in here but on the show by on this day show biz. Emplacing he all. I'd be below the poverty. I've been in dog. Y'all ain't seen so. Don't ask me that you you ain't nobody log all right coming up at thirty four minutes after the hour. We're going to talk about june being black music month right after this. You're listening to to morning show. Well we all know it's here. June june june is here in june is black music month And we celebrate black music every june. And so we're asking you guys do named the five songs The five songs that make you turn up the volume. I don't care where you are. Just turn it up. That's my song. That's my jam. Whatever see your five your top five. The tom i'm dan. I'm dan somebody dan dan. Okay ju you okay humpty dance. Cain let go anthony hamilton. A song for you had play practice. Which pre i.
The Nice Guys on Business Podcast
"eight dollars" Discussed on The Nice Guys on Business Podcast
"It's dave open. I know days not here man. Naughty here at old you know dude. It's dave open the door. i've got the drugs. Don't talk about drugs man. 'cause a concert will come by. Look mantilla's not here told you your door is dave. I've got the frog soon. I told you gave a lot here. And he keep talking about drugs. The cops are gonna come by. And they're going to bust me and dave. I don't over privacy issues. Anyway and john and seeing and seeing what's really cool about let me go back to kaminsky about it for a second. What's really good is when they do those in class like teachings and feel like they i mean they carry it too long just to be just a little spot in the show. I think there is a purpose that they do that. I don't know what the purpose is but they they let it go on a little bit longer o. Samuel jackson the show. That was the best ever. You mean morgan freeman. It was sam jackson minute. Wait was it sammy. Not samuel jackson. Shit we got the wrong. What we both have their own. Blocking i it was it was. The guy was morgan freeman. You're right you're right you're right you're right that was funny sh- really this is all fucking spoiler alert. You if you're going to just stop listening right now. That was the fucking best when more. He invites morgan freeman to come out. And he's like. Oh yeah sure. I'll come out to your acting class and teach actress any. He starts pitching his ninety. Eight dollar fucking bastard glasgow myself. What the fuck morgan freeman. Doesn't give a shit about making some percentage of ninety eight dollars of his acting class and he and start fighting like what the fuck we got you because we were in seen. It's like okay. That's pretty funny. That was good. That was a magic eight ball. Magic eight ball. We'll question. Will this voice mail voicemail. Be from somebody other than that was it. I think my original question was have. We heard this voice mail before because if we duplicate duplicated magic eight ball have we heard this male before okay. I'll tell you what if you guys become republicans you can do it. Yeah i guess that's a big fat. No then isn't it okay. Well magic eight ball says we've not heard it before. Never have okay. Let's let's let's just in case. Play the voicemail jared music. I think that's important. I know how much you love it..
Oil and Gas Startups Podcast
"eight dollars" Discussed on Oil and Gas Startups Podcast
"And i was making eight dollars an hour and i got an offer to work in scheider oklahoma which i'd never heard of But that's several hundred miles away and it was for seven bucks an hour and i was going to be roused about and so i could live at my house and work for eight bucks. An hour could go two hundred miles away and make seven bucks an hour. But i took the job in the oil patch because i thought it was the smart thing to do. I became aroused. About and i was terrible. Just terrible at it didn't understand anything right at the time. Eighteen years old and so one of the welders that i worked with fairly frequently Start dangerous and so. I was dangerous dan and then one of the jobs that i wound up doing a lot was mowing around all of the various lease offices and whatnot so i became dangerous dan the missouri moen man and to this day. It's probably the most accurate nickname. I've ever had a like it. Yeah dangerous dan than the series make. We need that on hoodies. So what other questions did we miss from the for me. T- chuck i'm gonna. I think we got like eighteen of them. And i'm going to shout them out really quick here and and you you lay in so we're going do like lightning equivalent of lightning round only. Hopefully we know what we're talking about so at nat gas purveyors says. When is the government going to start acquiring oil and gas. Because it's cheaper than subsidies given this administration there will never be acquisitions by the government of oil and gas properties You are correct and here. We go at war. Five to seven says is pickering energies entering energy transition a top. I'm going to say no still early in the game. what other. Pe firm will signal top. I think it's going to be you know kleiner perkins or some traditional tech firm raising a huge energy transition fund. And i think that's a number of years away at chuck. Yates dad who knows. If it's your real dad says will should taxpayers. Pay to clean up and plug abandoned wells. The answer is you know. The government's probably gonna wind up doing some of that and they're going to push it down. What do you think now. I think. I think you're you're absolutely right. That at some point abandoned wells. You're going to sit there and the government's can have to do it. Yep at jack tour seven five seven seven five six nine which may be their their phone number or a nine hundred number for psychic says oil and get what oil investments and transition investments have been made by pep this year. And what are the expected returns. It's actually a good one. We did two deals. We did to deals in the permian where we're drilling wells. You know kind of development deals out there. We think it oil in the fifties low forty sorry high forty s to low fifties. Those are three xers and we did this merge transaction which is a venture deal that is either going to be zero or fifty bagger one of the two so very different. My dad's a doctor and when patients who had come to him and say what are. My chances of living dad would always say. It's either one hundred zero venture counts. He's absolutely right. Here's one chuck you've got to weigh in on. Ct spitzer says what movie best represents the oil and gas industry. Today you go. I i got a good one for this I'm gonna go very very personal on this for For mayfair's bueller stay off That's where i am..
THE NEWS with Anthony Davis
Biden's $6T Budget: Social Spending, Taxes on Business
"Joe biden on friday unveiled six trillion dollar budget for next year. That's piled high with new safety net programs for the poor and middle class but his generosity depends on taxing corporations and the wealthy to keep the nation's spiking debt from spiralling out of control biden has already described in general terms major plans on infrastructure and he won a big victory on covid nineteen relief earlier this year. Friday's roll out incorporates. Those costs into the government's budget framework including social security and medicare providing a full of view of the administration's fiscal posture. The administration sees one point eight dollar deficit next year. And steadily accumulating federal debt that is topped twenty eight trillion dollars after well over five trillion dollars in already approved. Covert nineteen relief as a result. The government must borough roughly fifty cents of every dollar. It spends this year and next with the deficits growth largely unchecked biden would use proposed tax hikes on businesses and high earning people to power huge news social programs like universal prekindergarten lodge subsidies for childcare and guaranteed paid. Leave the best way to grow. Our economy is not from the top down but from the bottom up and the middle out biden said in his budget message. The budget incorporates the administration's eighteen year. Two point three trillion dollar infrastructure proposal. And it's one point. Eight trillion dollar. American families plan an adds details on his one point. Five trillion dollar request for annual operating expenditures for the pentagon and domestic agencies. Biden's a veteran of a long gone washington that fought bitterly in the eighties and nineties to wrestle the deficit under control huge deficits have yet to drive up. Interest rates as many fiscal hawks have feared however an genuine anti-deficit sentiment is difficult to find in either party
SI Boxing with Chris Mannix
"eight dollars" Discussed on SI Boxing with Chris Mannix
"Do you think this is going to be more complicated than people would hope. It would be well. Complicate is the right word. chris. And that's what i ask that he heard in the post fight press conference. How complicated you expect this to be now. He's not going to say publicly. It's going to be extremely complicated. That would serve probably no purpose for him but he knows as well as anyone does that. It is going to be complicated. I don't think that it's going to be anything. That will prevent the fight from happening. Because caleb plan is simply not going to walk away from this type of payday this type of opportunity because as much as everyone talks about canelo alvarez going for the undisputed super middleweight championship that same opportunity presents itself for caleb plant who could win three titles from canal wild roots and it's an enormous amount of money life changing money so i can't see him walking away from it but i do think that it'll be complicated in the sense that Kayla plant has a lot of leverage here canal. Alvarez made has made no bones about the fact that this is only fight that he wants next when you repeatedly say that publicly you're giving some leverage away to the other side plant and and al hinman and louis cuba stay. No that can nilo needs that. Now whether the fight winds up on disown or sports paper or both because they've shown canales Fights on pay per view as well so i could see it being available both ways still. Don't quite get people pay seventy dollars for something that you could pay eight dollars or twenty dollars for but there are people doing that but nothing nothing. Nothing in boxing. I like more than like network. Nuts like the ones that are like. It's gotta be on paper view. 'cause i insist on paying eighty dollars forward instead of subscribing to that damn zone. You know what it is. Chris and it's weird because the way it's been explained to me by people i know who are doing. It is that they're older people usually that don't wanna be bothered with learning the technology and i try to tell them. Look i'm not the most tech savvy person in the world. I mean you know that as well as anyone right. But i could figure out zone. I it's not really all that complicated. And what i would and these are not people who are stealing the signal or anything stealing pay per views. These are people paying know. It's a little less because it's on zone. Also i think it's been like sixty sixty five bucks. These are people paying more than three times. The amount that they would have to pay to watch a fight. I don't again. I don't know why you would do that but there are people doing it so a lot of people doing it. The last time. This last paper view kc billy joe saunders. They did a pretty healthy number. I i hear bayview. It is amazing that you hear people complaining about pay per view and then you have people paying three times the amount to watch on something on pay view. It's crazy but there are people doing it. So i think it'll be on both. I think it'll be the reason that i think it could get complicated because al hinman is not just going to try to get canelo alvarez to fight kayla plant. He's going to try to get him to fight gala plant next. And then david ben evita's and then jamal You know he's going to try to offer he's a free agent. He's not.
That’s Wild Podcast
"eight dollars" Discussed on That’s Wild Podcast
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Feliz Dia Novo
"eight dollars" Discussed on Feliz Dia Novo
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Tesla Daily: Tesla News & Analysis
Elon Musk Teases Tesla AI Day for Summer 2021
"Now we're here today. We're gonna be talking about some recent. Us tweets about tests a day. Looks like we may have a tentative date for when that maybe scheduled we'll talk about what to expect for that event we've also got a little bit of an update on the model s. next refresh and a couple of other stories as well. Quick look at the stock tesla today finished up nine tenths of a percent to seven hundred and thirty eight dollars five cents that did trail slightly behind the nasdaq up. One point three percent and volume really fell off today for tusla about twenty seven and a half million shares traded today versus the pretty high volumes. We had yesterday and the day prior yesterday. Of course we did have that coin based direct listing. So i know a lot of people like to take a look at what is doing what they're trading. They did sell off some tesla yesterday. That always seems to get a little bit of attention on social media but definitely a normal process for arc. Tesla's diller top holding in many funds it has risen above ten percent in some of those funds and generally when that happens arc tends to sell down a little bit and on the coin based point arctic initiate positions there across funds at about zero point seven five percent weight so selling tesla would help provide liquidity for that new position. So nothing too surprising there. I just wanted to point out because again it gets talked about. And that may have been a little bit of pressure on tussle in general yesterday as tesla had a tougher day arc. Probably not the only one to make a move like that all right with that being said let's get into ai elon. Musk caddy number of tweets yesterday about tesla and their progress in artificial intelligence. He kicked it off by noting. That quote tesla ai. Slash autopilot engine team is making excellent progress solving real world. Ai and quote he followed that up with a number of tweets some of which related to full self. Self-driving the beta button. We'll get to those in a second but he also responded to a question asking. When can we expect a day. Yulon said probably late july so first thing there anytime we have a timeline from and we got to be cautious on that he saying probably here so be a little bit more cautious. Even this is an event so it is a little bit more up to tesla when they hold this. But i would assume they wouldn't want to hold an event like this until the fd beta is broadly released.
Mac OS Ken
We are spending more on smartphone apps than ever before
"More signs that we're spending more in the app store. I told you yesterday of global numbers from any those had folks spending record amounts in apple's app store as well as the google play store both seeing revenue growth of forty percent in the first quarter of twenty twenty one with combined revenue of thirty two billion dollars. Now a piece from tech crunch has new data from sensor tower estimating how much iphone and one assumes ipad users are spending on apps here in the states according to the center tower estimates iphone users in the us spend an average of one hundred thirty eight dollars on apps and twenty twenty. A number of the firm expectancy grow. It's kind of funny but not there was a piece ice. On apple's read out oh that had goldman sachs analysts hall being so rod hall. I couldn't bring myself to bring you the report blending down. He still has a cell rating on apple shares. That's partly because he sees op store revenue taking a dive as the country. Reopened post covid. Nineteen so he can't imagine apple doing well but he has no problem imagining things getting back to normal so fast. It hurts apple's line. That's beyond imagining for center tower. They say the record up spend by consumers ends one twenty twenty was driven by the great hunker down. And guess what's going to drive growth in twenty twenty one. According to the report senator tower tells tech crunch it expects the trend of increased consumer spend continuing twenty twenty one when it projects consumer spend per active iphone in the us to reach an average of one hundred eighty dollars. This will again be tied at least in part to the left caused by the pandemic and particularly the lift and pandemic fueled spending on mobile games because right mobile games where the big winner in twenty twenty
Podcast RadioViajera
"eight dollars" Discussed on Podcast RadioViajera
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Real Estate Disruptors
"eight dollars" Discussed on Real Estate Disruptors
"If you're an entrepreneur. And you know that. I think it's hard to teach drives. Someone asked me this a long time ago. How can you be taught how to be driven. You don't think so. I don't think so either. My ever since i was like gosh i mean in grade school i would sell used. Things called members hot toothpicks. How hot cinnamon or meant to make different flavors. And i'd sell those on the grade school and i. Sometimes i trade them for candy and i did glitter pencils. No kidding glitter pencils and girl i liked. I put our name on on the glitter pencil and give it one one for her to her for free but all this time it was just hustle and i got transformer go bots cell trading go and it was just driven to be able to. There's something about exchange a bartering bartering. You know right. That always just really enjoyed halloween to do this. I would say probably seven or eight. Okay whenever i was really just starting to understand like i really enjoyed this stuff. Yeah because i wasn't doing that until like an eighth grade school so all right so then you're doing positive vs that's awesome. They're also domain brokers. Was that before after real estate. No no that was before real estate. I mean pretty much. When i went into the real estate it was game over. Yeah okay so talking about the domain brooker thing. Because i i do a little bit. I wasn't domain broker. I own a lot of domains. Okay right so talk to me about. How did you get into that and would you do. What was that about so a friend of mine was selling domains on ebay Just like i was selling ginsu knives on ebay and The reason i started blowing up on ebay is because they had this thing called dutch auction. I don't haven't been on ebay and while to do this. But they had this thing. Where basically you list A product and as soon as it sold it would immediately have another one. Come up to be bought again. You didn't have to go in there and do anything. It's called the dutch oxen So i started to do that with ginsu knives and charging ninety nine cents instead of the eight dollars..
Monocle 24: The Entrepreneurs
Interview with Airbnb CEO Brian Chesky
"Talk to me about going forward and connecting people and the focus. You're putting on experiences but also on the lives you can create for your host. Who in part. I think are taking equity and becoming quite important for the brand. We've just heard in london here this week. That uber has said its drivers will become workers with benefits and minimum wage. So they're getting brought into the companies. So how do you sort of to advance the experience of your host but also the people that are using the platform to rent yet to great questions. Maybe i'll start with the second question host. And then i'll go to the first one the different like let's just take us versus uber. One difference in us an uber is the founders of uber created uber because they wanted to be writers another words they said it would be awesome if i could summon a black car so they started on the buyer side. We were totally opposite. My roommate and i weren't desiring to have a service like airbnb to travel because we were too broke to even want such a service. I mean we would have loved it but we were so broke. We just wanted to way to make money so we really started as host. So in that sense. I think this is a company of hosts by host for host and even if we have veered from that in the past. We're back there. And so i'm very proud of the fact that number one host have made one hundred and ten billion dollars on our platform since we started. That's pretty cool. The next thing. I'm saying i think it's cooler. Fifty five percent of that income has gone to women most ecommerce platforms. The vast majority economics. They're not evenly distributed on airbnb. The vast majority of income is outside the united states and more than half of it goes to women. it's a pretty diverse audience. We have four million host on airbnb. Ninety percent of our hosts are individual people so there is a question. How many of these are professionals. The answer is ten percent ninety percent of individuals. The most common careers are healthcare workers schoolteachers. In students these are the three most common professions that we've seen so these are truly everyday people like my parents. My parents are social workers. And it would make sense that people who need supplemental income would be everyday people for the most part one of the things we did before it went public. Is i got a piece of advice from somebody. They said. institutionalize your intentions. So that even as a public company you can minimize conflicts. Your vision and what they really meant was wants to go public. The cement of your company gets a little harden. What do you want to bake into the company before you go public. And i said one of the things i want to bake in is to create a host endowment. I want to set aside equity for host and so one of the things we did is we took nine point. Two million shares of airbnb equity and we put it into is essentially a airbnb host endowment kind of like a college endowment where it would grow every year but then some of the appreciation would get distributed into the host each year. So that was the idea that endowment is nearly two billion dollars today and growing. I hope it's one day. Larger than most college endowments and we created a host advisory board of seventeen host from fourteen countries to advise us on how to spend that money and reinvest it back to the host community. We also allowed host to invest in our ipo. And we had. I think it was fifteen thousand host. If i'm not mistaken who invested. They bought stock at sixty eight dollars. A share as you know the stock prices at the time of this recording around triple so those hosts have done really well and if i could allowed winning more host to invest in the whatever but we had some sec regulations that limited us and so these are just some of the many things we tried to do. But i just want to say like our commitment to host just beginning. Because i've committed to putting more than one hundred million dollars in my own equity into the host endowment and we're gonna continue to invest in our host because we are nothing without our host and in the end the day everybody's more of a community anything else i mean. Yeah we are a technology company in a sense but with people are buying isn't technology and they're not buying real estate we're not like zillow wh- senator of our company our host and our people and so that leads to the second question. What is airbnb about in. Where's it going when we started airbnb. Our first tagline was travel like a human. The idea was that you were like kind of treated for who you are. And you're seen for who you are valued for who you are and that was kind of the idea. I mean it was idealistic. But i can tell you. We definitely believed it in the early days and we realized that i had these two crazy ideas when we start airbnb. These crazy beliefs and people thought i was absurd. The first idea was we thought people were fundamentally good. That sounds kind of crazy because if you open any newspaper you wouldn't think they're good. People are good wise every headline about the worst of humanity. I think there was a famous quote by a former chief justice. The united states. You said i don't read the front page of the newspaper. I read the sports section. The front pages filled the man's failures. The sports pages. Filled man successes. I kind of feel like despite what we read in the news. People are funny. Good and i can tell you that we have the data to prove it. We probably more than anyone to prove what happens. When a hundred million people live together. Mostly good things sometimes bad things but statistically people are good and the second thing is true is that people are ninety nine point nine percent the same and you would never think that today given that we are so divided and yeah we spent a lot of time energy celebrating that point one percent. That makes us different. We call that culture in other things but let's not forget that we're mostly the same deep down and if you think people are good and their most the same then you'd believe that it's better to bring them together than divide them in separate them. That was the idea behind airbnb and so real estate and housing is just the beginning. We launched a few years ago. Airbnb experiences air experiences are essentially just three hour activities where you can have a host host. One other passions. You can go to tuscany. And make pasta with grandma grandma. Non an arena. Who's like an eighty plus year old grandmother who grew up during world war. Two and tells you about living in italy during the rise of fascism and then kind of what happened after and she tells you about her famous recipe and you make pasta in her house with and then you eat around the table this alternative to going to restaurants a pretty cool alternative so we have these like really interesting experiences and i think experiences is going to be a really really big product. I thought last year was going to break out year. But of course social distancing met we put on pause but we're looking at many new ways to try just connect people again. I think this is one of the loneliest times in human history right now. I think most people listening would probably say they felt some type of loneliness in the last year. We've been so separated. And i think in life we sometimes appreciate things when they're taken away from us and human connection and travels been taken away from us and i hope that makes us value at more than ever before and i'm pretty concerned about the amount of isolation happening and i don't think that social media and digital connections are fully nourishing. We actually do need real connection with real people. And i actually think it's good. Connect people are different than you. If you wanna like bridge the divide in any country. The best answer. I've heard is to just walk in other people's shoes don't argue over the internet. No one's ever changed. Someone's mind on a youtube comment section to my knowledge. But how could you not change your mind when you walk in someone. Just home live in their home walk. In their shoes do their activities. You may not agree with them but you will find that. Most of them are good and they're mostly just like you deep
Clark Howard Show
Walmart+ tweaks to compete with Amazon Prime
"So walmart has been for the last two years trying to figure out its competitive response to the enormous success of amazon prime and walmart has walmart plus which they keep tweaking. And now i think it's tweak worthy of mentioning and considering signing up for walmart charges ninety eight dollars a year for plus and what you get. Is you get unlimited free delivery of groceries in a hurry and you get free delivery of non food items in the store or many that are available at walmart dot com. They can't be from third party. Sellers walmart would you get those delivered. Free no minimum order in one to two days although you know. I told the story recently about placing an order and i was so embarrassed because as a special toothpaste my hygienist wants me to us and it showed up two hours later at the house i thought. How much money did. I cost walmart for two tubes toothpaste that they delivered in two hours. But that's not the design. The design is really for the non-food to come in one to two days. The advantage of walmart over amazon is the prices are generally a lot cheaper from walmart than they are from amazon. But what you don't get well. Let's talk about what you do. Get you get the groceries. You know amazon's grocery thing is not robust. it's a very limited selection and generally very high prices just think of the whole paycheck influence on that. And that's why amazon is trying to morph their groceries into amazon's own grocery brand separate from whole paycheck with more competitive prices. But it's a work in progress. Where with walmart being pretty much in close proximity to ninety something percent of americans. I guess it is. The grocery prices are much cheaper than you're gonna have amazon and much cheaper from the local traditional supermarkets figure unit. Save about twenty percent on your grocery bill ordering through walmart plus you with the walmart grocery delivery tipping is expected with walmart nonfood items tipping is not part of the system so there there are nuances with it the big advantage of walmart plus over shipped and what's the other Something instacart and the other grocery delivery things is generally with those. You pay an above market price for the groceries. You're getting when you order them through one of those apps one of the participating grocery stores you're paying a different price a higher price than somebody walks in the door. The store at those grocery stores plus the delivery fees. Now you can join a membership with those but you're still paying the higher prices for the groceries then the gap between getting groceries from walmart plus and getting groceries through instacart or any of its competitors like shipped which is actually owned by target. The price gap is even larger in that case As far as what amazon offers that walmart plus does not have is the great amazon prime video streaming service the amazon music service. There's a basic music service that's included in your prime and then there's a fancy music service you have to pay for a lot of people who are Just casual music. Listeners are thrilled and happy with the amazon music service. That comes with prime. So those are achilles heels for walmart that even though it's cheaper than prime you're not getting the video or audio content. But i can't emphasize enough that day. In and day out amazon can be from moderately too much more expensive than buying from walmart. So if you are both convenience oriented and price oriented that's where walmart plus really can shine
Pod Dirty to Me
"eight dollars" Discussed on Pod Dirty to Me
"Your dog at your homework like yeah just you know phyllis women no yeah she. She has to have no. There's no like. I like to think. I used to be in a relationship for a long time and i used to. I was a terrible terrible person. And i and i always act like i got away. Scot-free but we're broken up now in part of it was. I neglected to put the effort into the relationship but also she had known. There's no way because you know our friend that used to be on the show. I'd aston like is like so you're banging this hot young chick your your wife you know. Oh assaulted but she knows she had kids. It's kind of got that the bomb wait all this stuff. And he's a good looking guy and he works out on. This was like. How often did you have sex right. Now he's like never like she knows she knows there's something going on. Oh yeah like. There's no way like because that's what i did. I just completely lost interest in my wife. I became obsessed with these other women. My wife my my girlfriend at the time yeah knows is soon as you change your habits and your routine. Yeah yep that's true. Because i guarantee you. If i were to do some and i'd say something out of the ordinary or guarantee you my wife figured out in two seconds. Oh yeah. there's no way women no nukes between my routine now especially how it is now with everything that's going on over here was over that usually all. Yeah you're yeah who got you typically. That's another story. Is it cheating if somebody that comes into. Your job has a crush on you. They they buy you chick-fil-a as thank you for being helpful to them. I hope not. But that's another story. Yeah would your wife get mad. If they found out another woman by chick-fil-a my wife would be like oh saved us eight dollars. But that's my point of view on this. I'm sure that's you stand. Who were you know you figure it out. And we deeply apologize between everything is going on. We didn't mean to neglect you or anything like that. So we deeply apologize for that yet but yes inflammation and make closing argument. I would try to cut it off. I mean i know there's an end date if it hasn't already come but it's only gonna get worse like the more time you like and he's probably already like i'm moving like it's easy for the person leaving. I think because you're going to be out of here. I'm off to new life whereas you're going to be stuck there in the place that you guys have been baying right in the town like you. He's leaving you up for a new opportunity and you're going to just kind of be. They're thinking about it and dwelling on it So it's harder to it's harder to do than it is to say. But i would try to stop. I agree find another fuck buddy. Yeah i mean yeah yeah yeah sure. You're an attractive woman. There's there's somebody i mean. Obviously it's hard to. It's hard to meet people these days with somebody out there for everybody ban. That's that's the does philosophies my model right there is somebody out there ugly people. There's always somebody for somebody. We differ on this. I think there's plenty of luckily being but you're not one of them is true dick anyway. So that's just these two average looking fellows take on this. We'll bring it up again when we get some ladies in. Hopefully you figured it out. Hopefully you figured it out. You're not hurt. You're getting on with their life and you found somebody else to fuck. That will give you the fields back. There you go. Thanks for listening. Thanks.
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Should Biden raise the federal minimum wage to $15 an hour?
"And why are you against the minimum wage. Well because it sets a precedent that says if anybody's willing to work for less than that they cannot. Right i mean it's the federal government inserting itself into a business arrangement between two people and the idea that somehow the minimum wage in new york city or on an alaskan Fishing boat needs to be the same as somebody working at a mcdonald's in rural mississippi I know that mississippi is the poorest eight right now. So i mean this is a big country and the federal government doesn't really have any business Getting involved in people's individual deals but if it does it at the very least should do ones that doesn't get people fired at the I think it's the government accounting office I believe is the organization they have done a nonpartisan look at this and yes the people who retained their jobs would have a better life after the minimum wage was raised however some people would lose their jobs over the course of the period of time after the minimum wage was instituted. Well and think about what it does to the people who are earning currently. So you've got the eight dollar an hour worker. You've got the ten dollars an hour worker. You got the fifteen dollars an hour worker. All of a sudden they all make fifteen bucks an hour but the one guy who is making the fifteen worked hard to get more than the eight in the ten but worked hard for ten years to get there and now he's just
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Who Wins Or Loses If There's An Increase In The Federal Minimum Wage?
"The covid relief bill moving through congress includes a higher minimum wage for someone like lisa harris. Who works grocery store outside richmond. Virginia that make a big difference able to afford the things that i need to get by day to day without having to ask one ability to feel that i am a contributing member to byatti. I mean they say thank you and that were essential. That were heroes. But we can't feed our families off of being heroes scaling up from seven. Twenty five an hour to fifteen dollars. An hour is still running into resistance though and testing democratic unity in congress. David wessel is following. The debate is of the hutchins center at the brookings institution. David good morning. Good morning steve. So there's always case made against raising the minimum wage. We're told that if you raise the minimum wage employers are just going to hire fewer people. What's the evidence here. Well textbook economic says if you raise the price of something there's going to be less demand for it. In this case less demand from employers for low wage essential workers now the question is how many winners and how many losers one influential estimate comes from the congressional budget office. They estimate that by twenty twenty five which is when the wages supposed to get to fifteen dollars. It would mean twenty. Seven million people would be getting a raise. Nine hundred thousand fewer people would be in poverty but one point four million fewer people would be working or not having got hired on the other hand economist. Aaron debate at the university of massachusetts at amherst has been looking at what happens when states raise minimum wages and he argues that the latest evidence suggests that. Cbo is overestimating the ill effects of raising the wage. A fifteen bucks okay. So a lot of people benefit. Some people may be hurt. But there's an argument over how many people are actually hurt. That's the point of view of the employees. What about the employer. business owners objected. Here well it would raise their payroll costs for sure now. Some employers would may discover that they have better workers or less turnover so it might not hurt them that much some would suck it up in the form of lower profits somewhat. Pass it onto their consumers in the form of higher prices and some would get by with fewer workers are cut the hours of their workers they would clearly be very painful for some businesses and particularly for some businesses like those in the fast food industry that already been hit hard by the covid pandemic but really interesting new academic paper that looked at ten thousand mcdonald's outlets many of them in states or cities that have raised. The minimum wage found that nearly all of them raise prices to cover the extra costs and interestingly it found that despite higher labor costs they didn't more of them didn't install high-tech touch screen ordering that potentially saves labor which suggests that consumers would pay but workers would benefit as well. David you've referred a couple of times here to the fact that some states have already raised the minimum wage. Well above what the federal minimum is. When you look at this debate does it. Matter what part of the country we're looking at it matters a lot. Twenty nine states and the district of columbia have set their minimum wages above the federal seven. Twenty five and hour minimum and so have several cities raising the minimum wage to fifteen dollars. An hour across the country would have a huge impact on some states in the south that are paying seven two thousand five hundred minimum wage or state like west virginia where the minimum wage is now. Eight dollars and seventy five cents an hour. That's of course politically important. Because democrat senator joe manchin has indicated. He's against a fifteen hour wage and his opposition could be fatal to the proposal but a fifteen dollars. Minimum wage would have much less impact in states. Like california where it's already set to go to fifteen dollars. It's thirteen dollars now. And in florida voters in november approved a referendum that takes their minimum wage to fifteen bucks over the next few years no matter what congress does anything special about going up to exactly fifteen an hour. Not really it's politically important. The fact is that the minimum wage has been stuck at seven twenty five since two thousand nine. It would be close to nine dollars. An hour fifty kept up with inflation since
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"eight dollars" Discussed on Cattle Current Market Update with Wes Ishmael
"Fifteen and the western corn built dress. Trade was one hundred and eighty dollars. Cattle feeders offered fifteen hundred eighteen hit of southern plains steers and heifers in central stockyards special cattle exchange auction on thursday of those seven hundred. Thirty seven heads sold five watts via live weight. Embiid the grid for one hundred and fourteen hundred white. The exception was forty one head bringing one thirteen. Seventy five cavill futures closed mixed but mostly lower thursday pressured again by supply chain disruptions and uncertainty about post storm impacts positioning ahead of friday's monthly catalog. Feed report also could have been play live. Cattle futures closed in average of seventy cents lower across rains seventeen cents to a dollar twenty two lore except for an average of thirty two cents higher in the back three contracts fear cattle futures closed in an average of forty eight cents lower except from unchanged to an average of eight cents higher in three contracts choice. Box beef out value as a dollar thirty four cents higher thursday afternoon at two hundred and thirty eight dollars and eighty five cents one hundred weight select was a dollar eighty three higher at twenty seven forty seven. The average stress steer wait the week ending february. Sixth was nine hundred nineteen pounds. Which was a pound lighter than the previous week but sixteen pounds have been the same time last year. According to usda's slaughter under federal inspection report the average dress paperweight at eight. Hundred and forty pounds was five pounds lighter week-to-week but fourteen pounds heavier year over year. Total fed cattle slaughter for the week of five hundred. Nine thousand fifty. Three head was sixteen. Thousand eight hundred eighty four head. More than the same week clash ear. Corn futures closed mixed the mostly from a penny lower to opin higher soybean futures. Close six eight says lower through the front four contracts and then two cents lower to mostly to before since high cold and icy weather continued to hamper receipt at weekly thursday auctions monitored by cal kirk at those with trimble volume prices for cast and feeder cattle were mixed but mainly steadied higher steers. Wayne five hundred. Five fifty sold forty nine dollars higher at napoleon livestock auction north dakota steers wayne. Six hundred six fifty and seven hundred seven fifty sold one five dollars higher. Fear heifers wayne five fifty six fifty sold forty eight dollars higher and then two dollars higher at seven hundred seven hundred and fifty pounds the reform thousand and four head on offer at mitchell livestock auction in south dakota steers and six hundred seven hundred pounds sold steady four dollars higher wall steers wayne. Seven hundred fifty. Two nine hundred pounds sold three to six dollars. You're heifers wayne. Five hundred seven hundred pounds sold two to six dollars. Higher steady decline dollars higher at seven hundred eight hundred pounds. There are thirty six hundred and ninety two hit on offer compared to two weeks earlier steers wind six hundred and fifty two seven hundred pounds and seven fifty. Eight hundred pounds sold eighty dollars. Higher at stockman's livestock exchange in dickinson. North dakota were there and seventy three steers wayne. Seven hundred seven hundred fifty pounds and six hundred fifty two nine hundred pounds sold forty dollars higher feeder heifers wine five and a half to six hundred and fifty pounds. Full the dollar higher and then five dollars higher at six hundred fifty seven hundred pounds and it seven hundred fifty date hundred pounds steers weighing seven hundred and seven hundred fifty pounds and eight hundred. Eight fifty sold mostly steady at mobridge. Livestock auction and south dakota heifers weighed six hundred. Six fifty sold steady. There are seventeen hundred and seventeen head on offer at clorinda livestock auction in iowa steers weighing four hundred to five hundred fifty pounds soul two to four dollars. Lower the to eight dollars higher at five hundred fifty seven hundred fifty pounds and firm at seven hundred fifty two nine. Hundred and fifty pounds heifer calves wind four hundred six fifty sold to eight dollars higher and firm at six hundred fifty eight hundred pounds. There were fourteen hundred and fifty seven head on offer finally with just a thousand head on hand at farmers and ranchers livestock commission in solana. Kansas higher undertones were noted for steers. Six hundred to six hundred and fifty pounds and seven hundred fifty eight hundred pounds steers. Went eight fifty nine hundred pounds sold steady and then two dollars higher at nine hundred fifty two thousand pounds heifers winds five fifty to six fifty and seven hundred fifty eight hundred pounds sold studied four dollars lower and then four dollars higher at six hundred fifty to seven hundred and fifty pounds major. Us financial analysis closed lower thursday pressured in part by discouraging data and initial weekly unemployment insurance claims for the week ending february thirteenth increased by thirteen thousand eight hundred and sixty one thousand according to the us department of labor that was more than the trade expected. The dow jones industrial average closed one hundred nineteen points lower the s. and p. Five hundred closed seventeen points lower and the nasdaq was down one hundred points. Us beef and veal exports for fiscal year. Twenty twenty one are projected to be seven point four billion dollars according to the latest quarterly outlook for us trade report from usda's economic research service and foreign agriculture service. The forecast is three hundred million dollars. More the november estimate mostly on increased unit bags and the total would be seven hundred and fifty six million dollars more than fiscal year. Twenty twenty total. Us livestock dairy and poultry exports for this fiscal year. Our forecast three hundred million dollars more than the november projection at thirty two point. Six billion dollars total. Us agricultural exports are forecast. Five billion dollars more than the november projection at one hundred fifty seven billion dollars driven by higher oil seat and green export forecast according to your s and f. as analysts the global kobe nineteen pandemic remains the defining bearable impacting economic growth for countries around the globe. The explain the success of both economic relief programs and backs nation. Deployments is expected to shape the growth rate and extent of recovery while several new variants of the buyers concerns for prolonged economic setbacks they say widespread distribution of vaccines has the potential to provide above her against further economic disruption. Those analysts also note the impact pandemic based shifts in international monetary policy and trade flows on exchange rates. The past fourteen months the recent trend of a weakening. Us dollar relative to the japanese yen euro and chinese you on is expected to continue into twenty twenty one they say but suggest it will moderate as the year progresses that you're kelkar market update for thursday night and friday morning the nineteenth of feb work. This is where sessional thanks.
Daily Tech News Show
"eight dollars" Discussed on Daily Tech News Show
"But i don't know how much this particular layout has a future beyond a desperate need to not even just use the screens. This is a play to keep your employees employed right. Because you you can turn the screen down to just have less people come to work this. Is i think a good opportunity to make a little bit of money and keep the business going. Keep your employees working and go from there. But this is i would imagine barely covering the cost to even run the theater when you just have four people in there. I don't know what the concession stand prices are like at cg visas. But if i'm at home and i'm like boy. I want some popcorn in the theatre. I am not buying popcorn from a theater. I am making my on. Just the way that i smuggled my own food into a theater or at least i did in the past what i would love though is if they have popcorn like an ice cream man like i don't know if i want to order it and have them have it get cold by the way by the time they get to me but if there was just a movie theater style dude with a gigantic popcorn thing that i could just get a bucket of popcorn for eight dollars right there outside. My house i might. I might go with it. I think the food delivery thing is interesting because it be trays. What your food. Experience is how you react to it. Obviously it's something that they think they can make work in korea. So i'm guessing. Cg fee concessions are better than amc theater concessions. There's also another theater chain in the uk. That's doing the same thing i could see. Maybe some people from alamo draft house saying. Yeah but i do like that thing from alamo draft house or their popcorn is particularly good at this particular theater. So it's just it just depends on whether the theatre had a good food game and i think what this points to win people a comeback to the theater in great numbers hopefully later this year. That theaters will now realize they've got a few more options to supplement their income with. I don't think this changes the theater business but it gives them some other things that they can do with theaters that would otherwise be dark Maybe even still delivering concessions if they've got really high quality foods so yeah this is fascinating last thing before we move onto the next thing is that there is a culture of public video game playing in in korea as there is in japan in a way that is not quite the same in america. So i i do wonder how would translate stateside..
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"eight dollars" Discussed on Daily Tech News Show
"But i don't know how much this particular layout has a future beyond a desperate need to not even just use the screens. This is a play to keep your employees employed right. Because you you can turn the screen down to just have less people come to work this. Is i think a good opportunity to make a little bit of money and keep the business going. Keep your employees working and go from there. But this is i would imagine barely covering the cost to even run the theater when you just have four people in there. I don't know what the concession stand prices are like at cg visas. But if i'm at home and i'm like boy. I want some popcorn. How i get in the theater. I am not buying popcorn from a theater. I am making my on. Just the way that i smuggled my own food into a theater or at least i did in the past what i would love though is if they have popcorn like an ice cream man like i don't know if i want to order it and have them have it get cold by the way by the time they get to me but if there was just a movie theater style dude with a gigantic popcorn thing that i could just get a bucket of popcorn for eight dollars right there outside my house. I might go with it. I think the food delivery thing is interesting because it be trays. What your food. Experience is how you react to it. Obviously it's something that they think they can make work in korea. So i'm guessing. Cg fee concessions are better than amc theater concessions. There's also another theater chain in the uk. That's doing the same thing i could see. Maybe some people from alamo draft house saying. Yeah but i do like that thing from alamo draft house or their popcorn is particularly good at this particular theater. So it's just it just depends on whether the theatre had a good food game and i think what this points to win people a comeback to the theater in great numbers hopefully later this year. That theaters will now realize they've got a few more options to supplement their income with. I don't think this changes the theater business but it gives them some other things that they can do with theaters that would otherwise be dark Maybe even still delivering concessions if they've got really high quality foods so yeah this is fascinating last thing before we move onto the next thing is that there is a culture of public video game playing in in korea as there is in japan in a way that is not quite the same in america. So i i do wonder how would translate stateside..
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"eight dollars" Discussed on Daily Tech News Show
"But i don't know how much this particular layout has a future beyond a desperate need to not even just use the screens. This is a play to keep your employees employed right. Because you you can turn the screen down to just have less people come to work this. Is i think a good opportunity to make a little bit of money and keep the business going. Keep your employees working and go from there. But this is i would imagine barely covering the cost to even run the theater when you just have four people in there. I don't know what the concession stand prices are like at cg visas. But if i'm at home and i'm like boy. I want some popcorn. How i get in the theater. I am not buying popcorn from a theater. I am making my on. Just the way that i smuggled my own food into a theater or at least i did in the past one i would love though is if they have popcorn like an ice cream man like i don't know if i want to order it and have them have it get cold by the way by the time they get to me but if there was just a movie theater style dude with a gigantic popcorn thing that i could just get a bucket of popcorn for eight dollars right there outside. My house i might. I might go with it. I think the food delivery thing is interesting because it be trays. What your food. Experience is how you react to it. Obviously it's something that they think they can make work in korea. So i'm guessing. Cg fee concessions are better than amc theater concessions. There's also another theater chain in the uk. That's doing the same thing i could see. Maybe some people from alamo draft house saying. Yeah but i do like that thing from alamo draft house or their popcorn is particularly good at this particular theater. So it's just it just depends on whether the theatre had a good food game and i think what this points to when people a comeback to the theater in great numbers hopefully later this year. That theaters will now realize they've got a few more options to supplement their income with. I don't think this changes the theater business but it gives them some other things that they can do with theaters that would otherwise be dark Maybe even still delivering concessions if they've got really high quality foods so yeah this is fascinating last thing before we move onto the next thing is that there is a culture of public video game playing in in korea as there is in japan in a way that is not quite the same in america. So i i do wonder how would translate stateside..
Play Your Way
"eight dollars" Discussed on Play Your Way
"There was risk there. I i. I don't know if it works. It looks like it's in good condition but it doesn't have a charger. I can't just turn it in booted on and you know see. She wanted originally like ten dollars. Which would have been a steel as it is. Of course. I like i was like hey. Can you do like eight dollars. She was like okay And i quickly hinder the dollars. And then i walked away and looked up the price and all day long. They're you know selling one hundred and fifty dollars easy in that was by four by far my biggest biggest My biggest fine. My biggest flip. I and i was thinking about this the other day i some people feel towards resellers like you know. They're bad people they take away from those who want to just get games and they're all just about the money which impart i do agree with but in part in my case you know if it's something that i know i'm not i don't want to keep you know i don't want to collect for in. It has some value. I'm okay with with making a profit off of it. I'm okay with that. Because i'm not gonna keep it on the shelf just for the sake of it on the shelf like at this point in life i want to only keep in play what i intend on keeping and playing in getting use out of so i don't want to just have just a roomful of junk that i never planned to have it. There's value to it okay. But so then. Sometimes i'll i'll put in something towards a trade-in pile to trade into like a retro gaming store to get something that i want. So i'm not full flipping and selling it but you know putting into a trade pile because it has some value so i'll get some trade from it and so yeah it it's been a journey it's been It's been an interesting in In we can kind of talk about this and transition to it but yeah two thousand and nineteen was..