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I don't want to hear it. You must sing it, sing it when I'm not around. Yes, sir. Can I even play the record? No. Ready, slack. I don't care if it's Kusavitsky's. I don't like it. But why not, huh? Because it's, well, it's ungrammatical for one thing. He don't measure no more. What kind of talk is that? That's jive talk. Jive talk? Well, I'm not going to have this place turned into a juke joint and that's final. Let's have no more discussion of it. Birdie? The lunch dinner going to be ready? Oh, my goodness. That's what I came in to tell you. What? It's ready. Leroy, why don't you stand up and tell your sister, will you? Oh! Don't stand down here and whistle. Go up and tell her. Okay. I'll be right in, Birdie. By the way, what are we having tonight? Well, we have a turkey. But we had turkey last night. We've had turkey croquettes. We've had turkey hash. We've had cold turkey and warmed over turkey. Well, that's turkey for you. Give it here. No, now give it to me. It's mine. Just a minute, my dear. Don't snatch. Well, I don't see why he has to come snooping around my bedroom. Uncle Mark told me to. I told you nothing of the kind. I told you to go up and tell her dinner was ready. And it is. Come on, we'll settle this at the dinner table. Leroy has no business taking things that don't belong to him. You're quite right, my dear. Leroy, give it back to her, whatever it is. What is it anyway? Nothing.  It's Alan Ladd. She thinks he's murdered. Leroy, I'd like to break your neck. And who may I ask is Alan Ladd? You know, when he played in that movie with Veronica Lake. Who's Veronica Lake? Are you kidding? Come one step closer, bud, and you're dead. That is not like Alan Ladd. Well, you all know Veronica Lake. Leroy eats a soup. I don't know what this generation is coming to anyway. Movies, gangsters, juke joints, Mr. Five by Five. Yeah. In my day, we had good, wholesome, artistic entertainment, and we enjoyed it. Such as what, Uncle Mord? The merry widow? Oh, you kid. No, no, not the merry widow. I'm not quite as old and dilapidated as you might think. Well, what? I'd like to know what you thought was hot stuff when you were young. Marjorie, I don't recall that we ever referred to it as hot stuff. But as long as I live, I'll never forget a performance I saw of the student prince. Oh, brother. Oh, for goodness' sake, he's staying here right now. It opens tomorrow. I know that, my dear. And with the same star I saw in it, Vera Laval. She was a gorgeous thing. Golden curls and blue eyes and dimples and a smile. Well, I saw it four times. My Uncle Mord, I never thought of you as a stage door Johnny. You may think you're joking, my dear. In fact, I did wait outside the stage door for one afternoon. I stood three hours in the snow just waiting for a glimpse of her. What happened? Nothing. They weren't giving a matinee that day. I think that's sad. Oh, but that didn't stop me. I went back to the stage door again that night. Did she come out? No, she came out the front door. But I saw her and I ran after her. And that was when she spoke to me. What did she say? Well, I remember she was getting into a cab. And I saw a glove lying at her feet. I picked it up and gave it to her. And what did she say? She said it wasn't hers. But she was wonderful. I remember a song she sang. Deep in my heart, dear, I have a dream of you, fashion of starlight, perfume of roo-o. When I sang that, the whole audience rose to his feet as one man. I walked out. Young man, have you ever seen The Student Prince? No. And I'll thank you to reserve criticism until you have. Excuse me. Is everything all right? Yes, Bertie. I'll ring when we finish the suit. Yes, ma'am. I thought I heard Mr. Gillesley hollering. What? Mr. Gillesley was not hollering. The idea is... I don't know. I've been hearing things lately. Must be the gremlins or something. You may take up my plate now, Bertie. I don't care for any suit. Did it all? Did I? Oh, well, take it away, anyway. I'm not very hungry this evening. I didn't mean to make you mad, uncle. I'm not mad, Leroy. I'm just distressed at what seems to be a serious lack in your education. That's all. You'd spend less time listening to Mr. Five by Five. Bye, George. Tomorrow night, I'm going to take you and Marjorie to hear The Student Prince. Oh, gosh, uncle. I'm afraid I can't make it. What do you mean you can't make it? I'm offering to take you to the theater, young man. Live actors on a real stage. I'm thinking that hasn't been seen in Summerfield in 10 years.  I know, but, um... But what? Well, Toots Malarkey is breaking in a new band out at the Avalon Ballroom tomorrow night. Toots Malarkey for sooth. But he's got a drum bone player that's supposed to be out of this world. And he's got Mary Muffin singing the vocals. You too, my dear. All right, you can have your Toots Malarkey and your Mary Muffin. I know somebody who can appreciate good music when she hears it. And I'm going over there right now. Mr. Guilty Good-Dimmon, you coming back? I'm having the slightest idea. Yep. It's the gremlins. I'd love to go to the play with y'all, really, would, but just about an hour ago, Judge Hooker called up. Oh, Hooker. Yes, and he asked me to go with him. Well, Lila, of course, the judge is tone deaf, but if you don't mind that. Oh, I've ever saw my trove go with you, Throckmorton, because I know y'all real love of music and all, but I can't very well turn the judge down now, can I? No, I suppose not. I just hope he won't spoil it for you, that's all. How do you mean, spoil it? Well, as soon as he gets in the theater, he usually goes to sleep. Oh. Yeah, and when he sleeps, he snores. Oh, dear. And when he snores, oh, brother. How dare I do hope he won't be conspicuous. Conspicuous?  They usually do. Well, I hope you enjoy it, Lila. Oh, don't go, Throckmorton. Yes, I've got to go. I've got to get down to the hotel and pay my respects to Kitty. She'll be expecting me. Kitty? Vera Laval, the actress. Her friends call her Kitty. Oh, you know her? Oh, yes, yes. We met some years ago. Did you know her well? Yeah. Well, Throckmorton, you never told me about that. That was bad to tell. It was the old story. She had her career, so eventually she went her way and I went mine. She was a lovely creature, though. And now, after all these years, we meet again. Life is funny, isn't it? Yes. Yes. I remember the night I first met her. It was in front of the theater, the Tivoli. She was waiting for a car and she dropped her glove. I still have it. Oh, Throckmorton, you're so romantic. You know, people used to tell me I ought to go on the stage. They did? Yes. You know, I'd love to meet your friend. I'll tell you what, I'm giving a little chafing dish supper here after the theater tomorrow night. Why don't you come and bring this whatever her name is? Oh, I'm afraid I couldn't do that. Kitty's the shy type, and you know how actresses hate publicity or anything like that. Oh, do they? Yes.  He wouldn't know how to behave with an actress. Well, try to come anyway, will you? I will if I can, Lila. Uh, got to go now. Well, goodbye. Well, what is it, Throckmorton? Have you forgotten something? Uh, e-gadge. She was lovely. Goodbye, Lila. Goodbye, Throckmorton. Come in, Judge. Come in. Now, maybe a little while, Judge. I'm giving Mr. Gilder a sleeve of the works here. A little massage. What are you doing, Gilder? Have your face lifted? No, I'm... Oh, get that stuff out of my mouth, Floyd. Sorry, I didn't know you were going to open it. You think I could keep it closed with that old goat-sounding offer out here? Uh, take the other chair there, Judge. Got some new magazines, light, pick, radio mirror. Got a new Esquire. I've seen it. Well, you don't lose any time. I don't come in yesterday. Come on, you book lovers. Let's get on with this, Floyd. I've got things to do. Yeah, make it pretty, Floyd. He's got a big romance on tonight. Who told you? Oh, a little bird. Yeah, a little bird named Lila Ransom.  I guess you were a little slow on the trigger. Cut me out, nothing. I've got other plans. Yeah, I heard all about that. Floyd, you may not believe it, but our friend Gilder's leave here was quite a Romeo in his younger days. Oh, now, Hooker. He was just like that with Vera LaVell. You mean the actress? Yeah, if you could call her that. Nah, listen here, Hooker. Vera LaVell could have gone into the Metropolitan Opera. Now, why didn't she? She was too pretty. The cream of Donna was jealous. Who told you that? Vera LaVell? Well, maybe she did, and maybe she didn't. Oh, Gilder's leave. Who do you think you're fooling? You may be able to fool Lila Ransom with those stories, but not me. You don't know Vera LaVell any more than I do. Oh, no, prove it. I don't have to prove it, but I'll bet you you can't even get the woman's autograph. All right, I'll bet you a new hat. What do you want with a new hat? You never had any trouble talking through the old one. I got him that time, didn't I, Floyd? Yeah, that was a good one, Judge. Yes, all right, Booker. Just for that, I'll fix you. I'll see you at Lila Ransom tonight, and I'll only turn up tonight with Vera LaVell's autograph. I'll turn up with Vera LaVell. I'll fix you. Ew, who am I fixing? The Great Gilder's Leave will be with us again in a few seconds. If you read the food pages in the newspapers and magazines, you know how important our government thinks good nutrition is these days. Our health and strength really depend to a large extent on the wholesome nourishing food we eat. So you'll be glad to know that the right foods need not be expensive, and an example of that is parquet margarine, the delicious nourishing spread for bread made by crabs. You see, besides being mighty good-tasting, parquet margarine is an economical source of important food elements. 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You'd think Birdie would get into that closet once in a while. I'd better speak to her. How's it going? Yes, Marjorie. Would you please make Lee Roy get out of the tub? Make him what? I'm not in the tub. I'm talking about Lee Roy. Oh, Lee Roy, whatever you're doing, stop it. Birdie put all the studs in my shirt. That's just like finding money. Let's see. Front collar button. There you are. No back collar button. Well, I'll use the wooden one from the laundry. Come to think of it, that's what I had to use the last time. Who's that? It's me, Mr. Gildersleeve. Oh, yes, Birdie? I got you right time. I'll put it right here on the door now. Thank you, Birdie. Oh, that looks fine. I'm on my way. Yes, Lee Roy? Marjorie! Why don't you use your own? It's busted.  What do you mean it's busted? No teeth. Well, let him use it this once, Marjorie, and stop this bickering and we'll never get to the theater. No wonder who thought of a white tie to go with a tailed coat. Looked like a penguin. Ugh, this vest doesn't come down very far. Guess I'll have to button the top button of the pants after all. Yeah. Now, the coat. Ugh. Ah, George Gildersleeve, you're a fine figure of a man. Wait a little easier than that. You'll make Hooker wish he'd never been born. Hooker with his 1929 tuxedo. Oh, Mr. Gildersleeve? All dressed up, I see. Never mind that, Peter. Give me a half a dozen pantelas. I'm in a hurry. The children are waiting outside. Pantelas? Why, you usually take... Yeah, I know, perfectos, but I need them to fit my case here. Ooh, cigar case, too. You must be going down to the opera house. That's right. I'm stepping out later, too, with the star of the show. Well, that's real friendly of you, Mr. Gildersleeve. I suppose he is a stranger in town. PV, I'm stepping out with Miss Viral Laval. Ooh, stepping out. Yes, Miss Laval and I were rather close friends some years ago. I guess those actresses like to flirt, don't they? Where did you ever hear that? Did you ever take her to one of those intimate little suppers? I'm not talking, PV. Mr. Gildersleeve, did you ever drink out of her slipper? That chapter of my life is a closed book, PV. I see. But I may open it up for just one little peek. Well, in that case, have you thought of taking her a box of candy, Mr. Gildersleeve? A nice selection of chocolates often makes a favorable impression on a woman. I'm saying it with flowers, PV. You see this corsage? Oh, very nice. Such a refined odor. Of course, Mrs. PV is very partial to geraniums. You don't give an actress geraniums, PV. Actresses need special handling. Actresses are entirely different from ordinary women. Well, no, I wouldn't say that.  With an actress, you never know where you are.  She can laugh one minute and cry the next. She can run through the whole gamut of human emotions in no time. And for no reason. Yeah, so can Mrs. PV. Give me those panatellas. Oh, yeah, here you are. Oh, Mr. Gildersleeve, I couldn't interest you in a new perfume for men. It's called Heather. No, perfume is for people who have something to conceal and I haven't. Have I, PV? Well, not really, Mr. Gildersleeve. Nothing to be ashamed of, but mothballs do have a characteristic aroma. It'll wear off. Good night, PV. Good night, Mr. Gildersleeve. Call this an opera house? No remarks, young man. Looks like a Roman ruin. This was a very fine theater in its day. It's a dump alongside the majestic. Quiet, you. You're going to see this whether you like it or not. So stop beefing. Okay. Hey, uncle, can we buy some candy? Where are we going to buy candy? They were selling it out in the lobby. We just got settled, Leroy. Why didn't you ask for it then? No, you can't have any candy. We didn't get any programs, Uncle Mark. Oh, so we didn't. Uh, I sure... Miss... Well, I'll get it when she comes back. Oh, there's Dr. Pettibone and Mrs. Pettibone. Hello! Oh, boy, that's a loud. People are looking at you. Hey, uncle. No, Leroy, you may not. What is it? When does the show start? 8.30. Do they give us a newsreel or do we just get this student prince thing? Suppose you just wait and see. Hey, look! Hooker's coming down the aisle. Who? His honor, the old girl. And Mrs. Ransom's with him. Say, they're coming in here. They must be sitting in these seats right ahead of us. Yeah, Hooker fixed that. He did it deliberately. Oh, how could he, Uncle Mark? I don't know, but it's no coincidence. He did it to burn me up. Oh, good evening, Leela. Hello, Horace. Well, isn't this nice? We're all practically sitting together. Yeah, it's quite a coincidence, isn't it? Hello, Marjorie. Hello. Leroy. Hi. Didn't know you were bringing the brood, Gildy. I'm leaving. I'm after the show. My, you're looking so distinguished this evening, Trockmont. Oh, thank you. You're looking well yourself.  Or have you been sleeping in a cedar closet? Excuse me, Judge. Miss, Miss, would you mind stopping in the usher there, please, Madam? Thank you. Where's that card now? Miss, would you kindly take this calling card back upstage and give it to Miss Laval with my compliments? Yeah, Vera Laval, the star of the show. More not so loud. Everyone in the theater can hear you. Yes, Miss. You'll be thrilled when she learns I'm out front tonight. She sent her some flowers, of course, earlier, her favorite kind. I just wrote on the card from an old admirer that she'll know. Loud, Gildy. They can't hear you up in the balcony. Oh, Trockmont. Yes, Lila? I do hope you'll be coming to my house after the show and bring your friend. Yes, don't forget the friend. Well, she's not too tired, Lila. We'd love to. Hey, look at the lights. Isn't this exciting, kids? This is what I love about the theater. But the lights go down and the curtain's just about to go up. There's nothing like it. The orchestra's coming in now. See the heads? Yeah, like a raw pool of walls. Can you imagine any of those guys playing with touch malarkey? It's you waiting, Roy. You're going to love this. It's got some of the most wonderful music. There's one scene in particular where Kathy comes in. That's Vera Laval, and they sing, Deep in my heart, dear. Come on, please. How about people sing? Yeah, forgive me, my dear. I always forget myself when I hear that song. You see, we used to think of that as our song. Oh, for goodness' sake. Usher, will you ask them to stop that racket back there? Uncle Moore, it'll be Usher. She's signaling to you. She can't do anything to me. I'm not disturbing anybody. No, no. She's got a card for you. Look, she's passing it in. A card? Oh, a card. It must be from Vera. Or Kitty, as we call her. It must be from her. Thank you, Miss. My goodness, it is from her. She wants me to come back to her dressing room. Hey, where are you going, huh? Backstage. I'll probably see the show from the wings. You and Marjorie stay here and enjoy it. I want you to enjoy it. Hey, let me out of there. I mean, pardon me. Would you, Madam? Oh, so my corn. It doesn't blow up again. Well, I've got the cheese and everything. Oh, I suppose I might as well start it. Leela, I owe you an apology. I've seen some bad performances in my time. But that one tonight, wow. Agree with you, Judge. I quite enjoyed it. And I thought Vera Laval took her part real well. Of course, I could have sworn she was wall-eyed, but maybe it was just where I was sitting. I'll tell you one thing. She'll never see 50 again. Well, you can hardly blame the poor creature for that. But those costumes. I mean, really? Do you suppose she made them herself? Oh, I wonder if that could be her now. If it isn't, gilder sleeve owes me a hat. I'll go, Leela. Gildy, come here. Miss Laval, may I present Judge Horace Hooker? Oh, how do you do? This is a pleasure, Miss Laval. Judge Hooker is our local constable, so to speak. Always glad to meet a judge socially. Yes. And our hostess, Mrs. Ransom, Miss Laval. I'm just so thrilled you could call Miss Laval. But, darling, you were such a darling to invite me. I smell something cooking. Well, surely. Judge Hooker and I were just singing, Miss Laval, how much we enjoyed your performance. Oh, did you, darling? Thanks so much. Oh, I'm afraid I wasn't really in voice tonight. I was nervous for some reason. Oh, yes, I can imagine. It must be quite exciting you and Throckmont eating again after all these years. Oh, Leela. And you knowin' each other so terribly well and down. Excuse me, Leela. Vera, I'm gonna hold you to that promise you made. What promise was that? You know you were going to sing. Oh, you've been after me all evening to sing as if I hadn't sung enough already. But you said you would. Oh, but not right now, not before the Welsh Railway. That's right now, this very minute. Please, Vera. Oh, he's cute, isn't he? How can I resist him? But you are big. Oh, good. Thank goodness. Brought you two together. Brought who together? Well, what shall it be? Well, after all, Vera, there's only one song where you're concerned. That's it, that's it. Oh, no, if you don't mind. I think I'd rather sing a new song. Oh, a new song? What's that? One that will always remind me of you. Oh, that's wonderful. All right, you say it. Well, it's almost 12, my dear. Did you have a good time at Mrs. Ransom? Yes, yes, yes. I love the student prince. Marjorie, would you mind not singing that? But I thought you liked it. As far as I'm concerned, I wish the student prince had never gone to college. Wish he'd gone to reform school. Good night, my dear. Good night, everybody. The music heard on this program was composed and conducted by Billy Mills. This is Frank Bingman speaking for The Craft Cheese Company, and inviting you to tune in again next week for the further adventures of the Great Gelder's League. Do you like macaroni and cheese? If you do, listen to this. 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It's a good day to talk to our man, Teddy Kegstad. Folks, you can check out Teddy's Tiger Forex Report under the newsletter page at tfnn.com. It comes with a great webinar, Teddy did. You get it for a month, $97. You don't like it, you cancel it. I'm telling you, you'll get an education during those 30 days no matter what. Teddy Kegstad, good morning. Good morning, Tommy. Boy, it's always a good day when we got you on Wednesdays because we got some economic data coming down the line, but Thursdays works as well, man, because we got the ADP number and what's your general take on the action that we have going on so far? Well, I think it's just the market doing what the market always does. It does what it wants to do. Nothing can control the market. It can only influence the market. And when you look at the data that's been coming out, everything that the Fed's really been saying from their narrative is not really going the way they want it to. So that means they're gonna keep on being hawkish. There's every reason. We've been talking about how economic numbers are gonna mean a lot over where we're in the time period that we are in now. Now, if you look at them, yes, inflation seems to be cooling off as far as at the rate of acceleration, but it's still growing and it's still there. It's just not as fast as it was. So that's something that the media is saying, oh, the Fed's getting what they want, but the Fed also wants to bring on a recession, even though we're already in one and they wanna do it by having job losses and a retraction in the business world. That's not happening right now. That doesn't fit their narrative, at least totally. I heard your discussion earlier about the Amazon versus small businesses, which is a truly key point. And that's something, so in some ways they're getting what they want, but they're not getting everything they want by the data. And I think that the market, no matter what, is going by, well, the Fed's doing what they're doing because they wanna do it. The market's gonna dictate what really happens, though, and pricing is showing that it doesn't matter what they wanna do. The dollar's getting stronger because of weakness and other currencies, not so much because of the economic data or what the Fed is doing, but the Fed is helping to support that trend, meaning that the bond market, remember we were saying like, if did the market really turn? Did the dollar already turn? That would mean that right now we were in a corrective phase as far as strength. I don't think that's the case. I think if you look at the 30 year and the 10 year, especially the spread by the way they trade, typically the 10 year and the bonds are about basically two to one ratio. But when you see the bonds accelerating to the upside or the downside and the spread differential being about a three to one ratio as far as movement, that really shows you what is driving the market, okay? Short-term interest rates drive the interest rate market in the short run, obviously, but they don't dictate it in the long run. And when you have that kind of volatility push and momentum by the 30 year, which is not as heavily traded as the shorter terms, that tells me that the market wants to have higher yields, lower bond prices and a higher dollar, okay? So, and it doesn't matter what the Fed is doing right now is helping to support that by their narrative, okay? It doesn't mean that their narrative is right and that's gonna do is gonna bring on the results that they want, but the market is supporting that right now. And I think you can see by the way that the US dollar traded this week, you know? We can, on Tuesday, it looked like the dollar was gonna be weak, you know? And then yesterday, obviously, obviously it was gonna be stronger, then yesterday it looked like, okay, the holidays are over, we're not just algo trading, you know, the economy is going the way the Fed wants it, we're gonna see the dollar start to fall down. Well, the reality is that's not what's happening. You can see it by today, like the pound is leaning on new daily lows, you know, the euro is almost there, you have an acceleration of the US dollar yen, you know? So once again, if the dollar has topped, you know, then this was only a corrective move. I think that we're showing right now that it's not a correction and the real overall trend is coming back going into 2023, meaning that we're gonna have a stronger dollar for the next few months. Yeah, right, as we climb above 105 man on that dollar index, I was jumping around to the euro and the yen as you pulled it up as well. Pretty interesting, we're back above Tuesdays high after that pullback in the dollar yesterday on volatility in both directions. And it will kind of make sense part of what, I mean, you and I have been talking about when you're coming on a weekly basis that the data's gotta get there, man. And no matter what the Fed is saying, I find it so interesting that the market seems to continue every time the Fed gives even the pause that the data may be lining up. And yes, that's exactly it. And we talked about this already a couple of weeks ago that in the first quarter, and also that right now the Fed is doing what they're doing not because they want to, we talked a couple of weeks ago about this, that in the first quarter, they're gonna still remain on this hawkish thing. They're not just gonna go from this strong stance to we're neutral, you know, they're gonna ease off it. Now we did say that, you know, they're not gonna raise at the rate that they were doing just like inflation isn't running at the absolute high rate that it was doing. But it doesn't mean that there's gonna stop doing it, okay, and it's not about defending the dollar, it's about fitting their narrative. And because these data points that we can't just look at the major one saying these are slowing, inflation slowing, there's other things that are not supporting their things meaning they want job reduction. They want to, they want to bring on a recession. And so they get the data point quote unquote, this isn't a recession, you know, I mean, everyone out there will tell you, you're in a recession, anyone that loses their job right now in an inflationary environment, that's not good for them, you know, so nobody really likes what our Fed's doing, you know, but they're gonna keep doing it, at least for the next few months, and that's gonna be supporting the dollar as well against these other currencies. Nice. Would you mind hanging to the break? Cause I wanted to get, you gave quite a recap of things that could happen. Big picture, and we're gonna take a break, but would you mind going over for some of the listeners because I was talking to my dad over the holidays about what you were potentially saying could come down the line. And if it's okay, I want to go through some of that after the break. Does that work? Sure, absolutely for sure. So we're gonna come back. Teddy's gonna talk about some of the big picture things as we committed to 2023. We have markets in negative prices. We got the dollar up about 69 ticks at 104.94. Stay tuned, folks. We got everything working again. We'll be right back after the break. Welcome back, folks. We have the S&Ps down about 45 points. That's off about 1.1% trading at 38.30. We're talking to our man, Teddy Kegstad. And so Teddy, man, you gave us such a great roundup of things and you don't have to go through it all, but for those didn't listen, they weren't listening. There was some interesting, and that's the word of the hour we'll call it, interesting things you were talking about coming into this year. If you could just give them a little teaser whether you were talking about what could play out, but where those kind of drive some of the things, whether it was, I remember, gold we were talking about on there, some of the yields, markets, go for it. Okay, well, definitely, I said the Swiss and gold were definitely long-term plays. Short-term, I would not say by the Swiss because I do think the dollar's gonna be strong going into this first quarter. But I would look in the overall long-term for the Swiss to be a buy over the next year and a half to two years. I think that trend is definitely going to arise. And the same thing with gold. As we, you gotta realize this whole narrative of the Fed destroying jobs to bring us into a recession, if you think about it, under the time period that we're in, this couldn't be the, I mean, if you wanna talk about really beating up America, you're really picking the right time to do it, you know? I mean, no one alive right now has lived during the Great Depression that happened back in the last century. They were born and grew up in the post era, but they didn't go through the depression. And right now, the way you gotta look at things is that we're coming into a potential of reliving the 1930s again, you know? And especially with bringing on, you're creating unemployment by design. Now, creating unemployment by design in a heavy inflationary environment really puts a lot of stress on the people no matter what country you're talking about, okay? And if this is, I mean, they're not coming out and saying that this is where we wanna hurt people, but by what they're doing is exactly what they're saying. We wanna bring on a recession. Now, that's really not how you go about fixing an economy. Recessions happen naturally. You don't cause them by design, okay? And I think really what you have here is the debt market is so inflated because we printed so much money that right now they're pushing the bond market, but then they have to make a choice. Do you want the bond market to explode or do you want the dollar to implode, you know? And I think that that's what's gonna happen is they're pushing this hawkishness for the next first three to six months and then what's gonna happen is they're gonna start to lay back and that's when they're gonna let the dollar collapse to eat up, you know, this problem with the bond market. And it's not good for stocks. I like the talk, man. It's good for gold, buy this Swiss, and Bitcoin too. Switzerland has one community now that accepts Bitcoin and all the...


Oh, whoa, dude, he's attacking me. Howdy and welcome back to the channel, everybody. We are here at the tree house right now. Good morning, chickens. Good morning, Ebenezer. Today's a very special day because we have some guests in town. I'm talking about the one and only outlaw. I know I told y'all he was gonna be coming down. I mean, he's pretty much the goat of lippin', dippin', country funny, riffin'. That sounds pretty good. He's got a really, really cool boat that I'm gonna show y'all in a second. And one of the first things that we wanted to do while he's in town is do some bow fishing. He's got a great boat set up for bow fishing and cat fishing and all that. A crispy collector on steroids, if you will. And we're gonna be going to a few different lakes this week and doing some different stuff. And did a little pre-fishing yesterday, took LFD out, caught one of the most decrepit post-spawners I've ever seen, check this out. Digging giant. Yes, sir. There we go. Grande Recon, baby. Here we go. Oh, he's skinny. He's all spawned out. Look at him. Dude, I mean, when he hit that thing, it was like, holy cow, look at that bass.  I thought he was gonna be six pounds when he came out. I'm gonna let you go, guys. You need some help. This is the squirrel that keeps coming to the feeder. Do you think I'm gonna feed you right now? Comes to the bird feeder. I think he does. I really think he does.  Look at this. You want some food? Look at that bass. Jeez, I'm scared of you. So, outlaw's down there. Our boy outlaw, you know, he's got the widest truck in Texas. And during the process of backing in, he might've over-lipped right here. Yeah, I saw that this morning. So, we went and got some seed and he's been saying that the best fertilizer ever is the carp. Gabby's telling me that this morning. Do you think it'll work? I think it might work. We've got some severely dry spots in the yard and we're gonna try some natural fertilizer. Okay, are we going? Are we going to see outlaw? Okay. Come help me. We have the one and only, the goat himself. Amy's gonna help us set up these bows. So, I've got a new bow. Bowtex sent me this thing. I have not used it yet. Outlaw is, he knows how to do these things. So, I'm a dangler. He's a stabber slash dangler. We're gonna combine efforts. We're gonna combine our superpowers today. Dangle some stuff for the cats. Cats and carps today. Nope, not the sharp stuff. Can you say cat, Amy? All right, folks, we're in route. I gotta show you something really cool. Outlaw brought these down. He said I just had to have one. I'm in love with these hats. So, which one is this called? That's the Buckass. Buckass? The Buckass.  Like tail. Look at that, look at that. Look at the insides. Felt two, old school camo. I honestly like this next one a little bit better. All right, because of the camo pattern, I like the name Trelk. The Trelk. The Trelk. Elk antlers on a trout.  You're crazy. Link down below, alamurks.com. alamurks.com, link down below. Get you one of these puppies. Let's go stab some fish. And we're here. Let me show you guys this boat. This thing is set up for meat. So, first of all, we got the deck. What do you call this stuff? Seafoam? What is this? Hydroturf. Hydroturf. Stuff's really nice on your feet on a nice hot summer day. Got in-law. Nice. It's a good shot of them right there. Platform right here is set up for boat fishing. All the lights on the side are super bright. So you have 360 light viewer in the middle of the day, so you don't need those obviously. We wanted some hooks there for your bows. Yo, you custom welded these on here. That's pretty sweet. So on the way over here, we just had the bows hanging. Right now we're doing a little trolling for white bass. We're multi fishing. So we're trolling for white bass. We're gonna set some jugs for cats and then we're shooting fish with bows. Hopefully we see some buffalo, carp, grass carp, alligator gar, gar. Deft, hey, gun, there they are. They're schooling over there. Cruisin' for the carp. One of our bearer can't see enough. Oh, that might have been a bass there. That's what that was. Yeah. Saw a black tail. Oh, the bluegill just tucked way in there. Fishing freaks, I've been a lot of fishing around tires, marinas, things like that. Marina areas, man-made stuff. Never bow fished around those areas.  So we're gonna cruise on up there in a normal spot I would fish for bass and look for these buffalo. See if we can stab a few. Oh, there's two. Right on his tail. Oh, no. Hey, I saw the other one go up there. Just whizzed him, man. I almost let you hit him. I know. Ah! Oh, over just on the other side. No, no, no, no. It's a big carp right on the other side here. Common. You got this guy? Get him.  That's not a giant. No, it's a big, it's a huge carp.  What the? You missed that broadback beauty? There's one right there on the far tire. Yeah. Think I can get him?  Do, do, do, do. Get him. Oh! Oh, no! Oh, you turned for me. There's just so many carps in these legs, man. They've just overrun. There's bigging right there. Oh, son. That's about as shooting. Yeah, let's do it. One, two, three. Oh, are you serious? What? Mine looked like it went right on his back. I can't, I can't believe we missed that carp. Dude, what happened to us? I don't know. What's going on? I don't like my bow set up at all right now. I just don't like myself. My self setup is not good. What's that duck have babies look? The duck has babies. Yeah, look at it. Gosh. Oh my gosh, dude. That's like the cutest thing I've ever seen. A bass could literally eat this. Like they're that small. Oh, wait. We got one here. Yep. See one? Yep. Where's he at? Oh, going down. Dude, I got him. Oh my gosh. What is that thing? Oh my gosh. What the heck?  He came off? Yeah. What the heck, dude? Dude, it was a screamer. No way. Yeah. Bro, watch out there. He might come up. I think it could have been a big gar.  I think that's what it was. Oh my God. Did they get any scales? Screaming drag, no. Sometimes those blind shots, they work out. That was insane. Yeah. That was a big boy. I couldn't stop it. I was like trying to hold them. Yeah, that's insane. Let me check your drag. It ran with that drag? Yes. Yeah. Dude, it could have been a really big carp. Because I think I saw a fat tail. But I don't know. Oh my gosh. What is that thing? Pulled that much drag. It was all the way up. It's coming to this side. I think he's going to come to the gap. He is. Here he is. Right there. See him? One, two, three. Got him. Did you see it? I had him. Dude, I'm in the tire. How does this work? Hold on to that thing. Oh, spiders all over me. Well, this is a debacle here, bud. My first time getting a tire. I'm hamster wheeling it. Here. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yeah, that's the bad guy. I don't think he was going to go through. I'm mind bounced off of that one. Biggin. Get him. Oh, smoked him. Yes. He's in the middle. Oh, I'm in there. What do you need to do? Oh, is he going to come through? Oh, you're caught on that. Get him, man. I think he's taking me through. Nice. Good. Hee hee. That was sweet. Sniped him from the other side. We're spooking him. Yep. We need that sun. Here's one. Oh, yeah. Oh, dude, you almost had him. Oh, there's another one right here. Oh, dude, I got him.  Shee, they're right. They're getting right. Boy, look below you. It's like Nestle quits. Hey, you want to go rope some steers? Oh, yeah, look at that. We've got a rope and dummy in the Marina Dock, only in Texas, y'all.  I started out on a really good note, y'all. Really good note. I was like dialed in. I was hitting him, at least nicking him every time. These last, like, 10 shots have just totally sucked. So we got two in there. I think we're going to go in. We're going to take a break. And we haven't done any type of cat fishing yet. We're going to come back out in the evening. It's so hot here in Texas. Look at that baby duck.  Look at that. That was funny. Dude. Look at him. He's so cute. Hey. Hey. Hey, cuties. Little buddies. Little buddies. I was just telling these guys I look at ducks in a totally different light now after having one. They're not as majestic. You never bow fish, you think? No, I never have. And Jared seems to think it's like the deal. It is the deal. Why do you think I got lights on? I don't know. We're out here during the heat of the day. You tell me. It's white down there. Tasty. So the stench on that is, I think it's going to make good catfish bait. We're going to make some catfish bait out of some of these. And then we're also just going to bury them in the yard. I got some seed and put on top of them. Grow some grass. Make sure if you're going to bury them, get them a couple of feet down there. Okay. If you've got predators in the area, or dogs or something, they're going to dig. We got them, boy. We got them back in there. Just did my first filet on a buffalo. Did the back quarter of it for bait, for catfish bait tonight. It's gross, y'all. That little sister good to eat. I don't know what he's eating back home, but it ain't what I'm eating. I mean, I got them fresh crappies in there. I got catfish. I got white bass succulent. This stuff is a lot of red. A lot of red in it. Anytime you get that, I just, in my experience, gainy. And also, just like brown juice that comes out of it flies like you wouldn't believe coming to this stuff.  I got some seed. I got like a Kentucky bluegrass mix. I'm going to put on top of that. And then we're going to see as an experiment over the next few weeks what comes out of it. If there's anything growing. I mean, you can't make my lawn any worse.  There's no nutrients. Straight rocks, dude. We got them peaches. I'm thinking about making a peach cobbler. Stuff is, somehow it's good enough to grow these babies, these nice peaches. Back on the water. Throw it over there. You ready for this? Yeah, I heard about it. That's how we do it. Here it comes. Go ahead and nudge it. We nudged. It's in nudge. Go ahead and back it up a scotch. Level me out of here. Go away. Oh, they're going. Oh, my God. Let's get them. Yep. Boom. Watch the, watch the hooks in the boat. We got hooks out. They'll eat that a hundred percent. Oh, we're about to get hooked up. Oh, got him, got him. First cast. First cast. You know it. You know it. Yeah, he's not too big. I liked the juicies. Just got rat-a-tatted. They're kind of close to the tire area. Back over there? Yeah. Oh, right at that boat. Right at the boat. Right at the boat. Little tiny. Should have kept that first one. I was like, meh, he got all the hooks. The darkness has occurred. The sun is down. We got jugs out. We got two down already. Two down already, boy. I mean, as fast as we, we couldn't even set the last one. And two of them had already went down. We watched the, we watched this one go down. We were just talking about it. Like, oh yeah, these jugs go up when they get hit.  Don't. It's kind of like a bobber. When your bobber does this, you know when something's on it. Going? Going. Big waves. I'm going to do the old pole check here. See if we got. Got a taker. All right, y'all. First kitty cat is in the box. We got a channel. That's my first fish I've ever got on. Oh, we almost got me. First fish I've ever caught using drum or, or. Buffalo as bait. So. Pretty cool. Caught though or stabbed him this morning. Circle. Catfish. It's the circle of life, baby. So our plan is we're going to let these lines soak a little bit more. And while we're letting them soak, we're going to be bow fishing as well. Light this whole area up with the boat. Go ahead and drop that trolling motor in. The popos. For the third or fourth time today are raiding the ramps. Don't know what is going on ramp raiding. Dude, this is so cool. Once we get back into some calmer water, it'll be cooler because then everything sticks out. I like how you've got like the ultimate cat fishing bow fishing boat. It's like the ultimate food boat. Food boat. Food getter boat. Yep. And I've got like the ultimate bass boat. We can just attack. Attack the boat. I don't even have a graph on this boat, dude. I know. I do have a graph, but it's sitting in the back seat of my truck. It's reading the Wendy's french fries and burrito wrappers. Yep. It's real shallow. Yeah, your motor's... There's one. He's staying there. Staying there. He's trapped. He's going to come out. I see him. Oh, I got him. I got him. I got him. I still got him. I still got him. I got him. He's in the tree, dude. You're in him good. So, he's under here now. Try to bring this thing. I'm going to pull up the motor. What do I do?  Oh yeah, I see the arrow. I got him. You're in him good. Oh yeah, look at that. Look at that. Dude, he's tugging. Oh, take a pull up the motor. Pull it. Come here, buddy. That's a good Buffy. Oh, dude. He's attacking me. Got you. Good. Got you. Good. Okay. Got one, y'all. First one of the night. First one of the night. Got him out of a tree like a dagum. Eight pounder flipping a big old fork stump. That was fun. You got a catfish caught and a Buffy in the boat. This is like Rocky. Oh, God. Oh, dude.  Oh, shoot. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. Oh, my gosh. I missed him and he's still there. Why are they sitting like that? Turtle sleeping again. There's one right on top of the tire. Oh, yeah. Get him. One, two. Oh, what the dick? There's another one. There's two. Oh, did you see my? Oh, my gosh. There's a boat.  Okay. Don't shoot him. Well, it's time to go check our catfish lines one more time. But did a lot of looking, a lot of missing. Got to see what it looks like with the bright lights. And actually saw a lot of bass.  It's pretty cool. Dude, this one's rocking. No, it's going. Because this one had a lot of slack. Oh, true. Yeah. Yeah, we got a mover and a shaker here now, boys. We got a mover and a shaker. Yep. She bobbin'. Oh, new chin.  All right. You're good. You're good. Oh, dude. It feels heavy as hell. What do we got? Kitty cat. Oh, dude. He just came off. No. Serious. Are you kidding me? He just came off. It was a kitty cat? Yeah, it was a kitty cat. Right when I was lifting it, bro. It's how she blows. There's so many ducks on the water. It's hard to tell. Yeah, I felt like it was right here. Or did something massive just take it under? I just don't... It was... Dude, what is that? What is that? What the heck is that? Dude, what in the world? Is that a person? Huh? Dude, what? On what? I'm so confused. What is that, dude? What was that, bro? How could it be moving that quick? Yeah. It was flying. And there was no motor noise. I know you guys didn't see that, but we just saw a Sasquatch on the water. And one of our... Our last jug is missing. Something big could have gotten it. Sasquatch. I think something took it, man. It took it down and it wasn't able to pop back up. He's got tangled. Whew! That looks like UFO coming in right there. That fishing freaks was my first bow fishing experience at night under the lights. Literally a different look at the lake. Really cool. You can see bass swimming around other species. I've never done crappie that way either at night. We saw some people using underwater lights too. I'm assuming crappie. Pretty cool. If you would like to see a nighttime crappie fishing video, let me know in the comments. So we only ended up with one buffalo. And we had two catfish on. We lost one. One's in the cooler right now. Ready to clean. It's been sitting on ice overnight. If any of y'all want to use your leftover carp or buffalo as catfish bait, almost all the baits were taken. Like, eaten off of the hook. So it definitely worked as catfish bait. Man, guys. I'm just getting older by the day. Staying up.  I used a night fish to, like, through your four in the morning. And then get up and function the next day. It is rough. But the fishing game must go on. Hey, guess what we're going to do next? We're going crappie fishing, y'all. So we've been in Outlaw's boat. Love having him here because he's got a whole different vessel. We can get a whole different kind of dangle in. But now it's time to load up in the new Silver Bullet. And we're going to take them out and go crappie fishing. Maybe do a little bass fishing. Y'all, it's going to be a good time. So subscribe if you haven't already. If you want to stay tuned for more dangles. And I am wishing you all the best in your outdoor adventures coming up. God bless you. We'll see you soon.


When I thought about starting the business, there weren't a lot of Mexicans doing CPG when I started my career, and two of my favorite people were Rodrigo and Daniel, and we started off as friends, and we would just connect and share stories and help each other out, and then we started working together at kinds, so it just made sense that we would do it together, and as an added bonus, kind of like at the same time that we were doing Somos or putting the business plan in Somos, Daniel was starting Camino Partners, which really does this. They invest in brands for the long term and leveraging Daniel's team and expertise and capital for sure.


Hey guys, I just wanted to make a quick video today, really this is just an announcement letting you guys know that the distro tube discord server no longer exists. I've decided to go ahead and just delete my discord channel, mainly due to the fact that I'm never there. And because I'm never there, I can't really moderate it or anything. I don't want to be there. I don't want to moderate it. I don't want to be on discord anyway. So it just made sense for me to go ahead and delete my discord channel because I don't really chat. I'm not a chatter. I don't chat on any internet chat platforms. I don't hang out on discord or IRC or matrix or rocket chat or any of that stuff. Because typically when I'm at my computer, I'm working. I don't want chat windows of any kind. I don't want to have any kind of notifications or anything. I just don't have time when I'm at the computer working. Now, if I was just sitting at my computer just hanging out, that would be okay. But I don't typically do that because I spend so much time at the computer doing things like videos, making content for the YouTube and library channels. That when I have some free time, I'm not going to hang out in a chat room. That's not fun to me. That's not what I would enjoy doing. I would actually hate every second of that. Originally, when I created the discord server, really it was when my channel was very, very small. I probably had 5,000 subscribers at the time and it just seemed like the thing to do. I needed a discord account anyway because sometimes I needed to meet people on discord, maybe for a video chat call or something. Maybe to interview somebody or maybe they're interviewing me. Everybody has a discord account. And especially some of the gaming streams that I did, especially in the early days of the channel, were community gaming streams where we'd all get together and play a game and we could actually chat with each other in the discord voice channel. And because that's what gamers do, most gamers also have discord installed. So it made sense for me to at least have a discord account and that's why I created the discord server initially. But I never really used it. I mean, I probably log into discord three times a year. That's probably in the last three years with the history of the channel. I've been doing the YouTube channel now for about three years now. I've probably logged into discord ten times maybe, ever, to actually do anything on my discord server. Most of the time when I go to discord, it's usually for support forms for other projects. I need help and their official support forms are their discord channels. Or I need to meet with somebody for an interview or something and we just meet on discord. I never go to my discord server and because of that, I've been messaged probably half a dozen times in the last year or so about things that go on in the discord channel. Somebody was mean to me. I don't like the language this person use. This person is rude. Some of the things being posted or political or religious or, you know, I've got one today that didn't like one of the channels that was going on. I actually didn't know this channel existed because it's been so many months since I went to my discord server that they had a political discussion. I guess sub channel on my discord channel. And obviously there was some stuff in it that a lot of people would find offensive. Now they did have it marked not safe for work and you did have to be age verified to be in that room. You had to preview or at least 18 to be in that room. But why are people creating this on my server? Well, it's not their fault. The people that want to discuss politics and religion on my discord channel. I don't blame those guys because they were free to do whatever they want because I was never there.  I don't really I'm not angry at the people that got mad about some of the discussions taking place. The people that are messaging me, I can understand how some of that stuff would have been some people. But really at the end of the day, it was all my fault just having that discord channel and never being there. And if I'm never going to be there and I know I'm never going to be there. I mean, even going forward, just the idea of me sitting there, you know, even logging in a couple of times a week just to moderate things. I don't want to do it. It's a headache and it's something I would absolutely hate doing. So I just deleted the entire discord server. So there's no longer a distro to discord channel. Now I do have an IRC channel just like discord. I'm never in my IRC channel. Now, unlike discord, I can't actually delete an IRC channel because that's not the way IRC works. The way IRC works is there's a channel there, the hashtag distro to move around the frindle network. It will always be there as long as somebody's in the room. If we all leave, if I just banned everybody and then I left the room myself, then the distro to IRC channel would disappear. But all it would take is somebody just to join hashtag distro to begin and the channel would be recreated. So you can't really delete an IRC channel. So I'm just going to put this out there as a warning. I'm never in my IRC channel. I don't know what goes on there. I don't want to know what goes on there. And if you may be offended about things that go on there, I would advise you guys just don't go to my IRC channel. I wish there was a way to delete it, but there's just not because anybody could just recreate a distro to IRC channel anyway. That's just the nature of the way that particular technology works. One thing I did a couple of months back, those of you that have been visiting distro to my website. I did have a web form up on it at one point. I've since shut that down mainly due to spam reasons, not because of people, you know, posting weird things on it. But at the end of the day, I probably am not going to have any kind of social interaction with you guys on a platform that I personally run because I can't deal with, you know, people getting mad at each other. So if you guys want to interact with me on like a social platform, Mastodon. Mastodon has always been my social network of choice. Look for DistroTube over at mastodon.technology. And you can always message me there. Those of you that are patrons of the channel, of course, you can always message me on Patreon. And I actually get those email notifications if you message me on Patreon, you know, it'll come up on my phone as well. And other places you could message me. I do have a Reddit account, so you could message me on Reddit. I don't hang out on Reddit all the time, though. The best place is if you just wanted to message me about something, though, is probably either Mastodon or Patreon. One final thing I do want to say, those of you that did hang out on the DistroTube Discord channel, and there were a few people that were regulars there. They hung out there all the time, you know, no hard feelings as far as you guys hanging out there. I didn't shut down the channel because of your behavior. I should shut it down for my behavior.  I advise you guys to go create your own Discord server. You know, create a different name that has nothing to do with me that way. If people have problems with anything you guys do with your Discord server, they message you and not me about it. Now, before I go, I'd like to thank a few special people. I'd like to thank the producers of this episode. These are my highest tiered patrons over on Patreon. 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