Ian Smith

I can just give you something that has inherent value because we've all decided that this is a $1 bill that I can give this to you as a store of value for the work that you put in to create this energy drink. It's a bridge of value. Yeah, you could use that at your discretion at any point in the future. You know, you didn't have to say, hey, sorry, I don't need my grass cut today.

I can just give you something that has inherent value because we've all decided that this is a $1 bill that I can give this to you as a store of value for the work that you put in to create this energy drink. It's a bridge of value. Yeah, you could use that at your discretion at any point in the future. You know, you didn't have to say, hey, sorry, I don't need my grass cut today.

I can just give you something that has inherent value because we've all decided that this is a $1 bill that I can give this to you as a store of value for the work that you put in to create this energy drink. It's a bridge of value. Yeah, you could use that at your discretion at any point in the future. You know, you didn't have to say, hey, sorry, I don't need my grass cut today.

Come back tomorrow. You know, maybe that it's not meant and usury turns money into a instrument of control. Well, and then that you limit it, you start to hoard so much of it that people have to they fall into the cycle where everything's borrowed. Right. I mean, there's there's barely anybody in this country who isn't leveraged, even if you're in a good position. Right.

Come back tomorrow. You know, maybe that it's not meant and usury turns money into a instrument of control. Well, and then that you limit it, you start to hoard so much of it that people have to they fall into the cycle where everything's borrowed. Right. I mean, there's there's barely anybody in this country who isn't leveraged, even if you're in a good position. Right.

Come back tomorrow. You know, maybe that it's not meant and usury turns money into a instrument of control. Well, and then that you limit it, you start to hoard so much of it that people have to they fall into the cycle where everything's borrowed. Right. I mean, there's there's barely anybody in this country who isn't leveraged, even if you're in a good position. Right.

I mean, just having a mortgage. It's not even just that, dude.

I mean, just having a mortgage. It's not even just that, dude.

I mean, just having a mortgage. It's not even just that, dude.

So how? Debanking, everything.

So how? Debanking, everything.

So how? Debanking, everything.

Yeah, how is that?

Yeah, how is that?

Yeah, how is that?

Look what happened to Fuentes. Look what happened to Gavin. Let's see the other guy's name. Gavin McGinnis. They were all cut off from the system of money itself. They weren't allowed to spend or utilize their own money as a way to shut them up. Right. You know, they did that to Fuentes. He was an 18-year-old boy.

Look what happened to Fuentes. Look what happened to Gavin. Let's see the other guy's name. Gavin McGinnis. They were all cut off from the system of money itself. They weren't allowed to spend or utilize their own money as a way to shut them up. Right. You know, they did that to Fuentes. He was an 18-year-old boy.

Look what happened to Fuentes. Look what happened to Gavin. Let's see the other guy's name. Gavin McGinnis. They were all cut off from the system of money itself. They weren't allowed to spend or utilize their own money as a way to shut them up. Right. You know, they did that to Fuentes. He was an 18-year-old boy.

Thinking of changing my last name. Dude. Next time I need to buy a house.

Thinking of changing my last name. Dude. Next time I need to buy a house.