Jack Recider

He's living very comfortably in France, and he posts pictures to Instagram all the time where he's going on trips to the beach and different French landmarks, and these photos appear like he's living a luxurious life. But he does seem to be confined to only stay in France. He knows that the FBI is looking for him, and he's just waiting for things to cool down. I have a theory about him, though.

He's living very comfortably in France, and he posts pictures to Instagram all the time where he's going on trips to the beach and different French landmarks, and these photos appear like he's living a luxurious life. But he does seem to be confined to only stay in France. He knows that the FBI is looking for him, and he's just waiting for things to cool down. I have a theory about him, though.

It's just a wild idea, but during his heyday, when he was making the most amount of money through Team Executor, is when Bitcoin rose the highest. And he did have some cryptocurrency accounts. In fact, in one article I read, his crypto assets were frozen, but it wasn't clear exactly which wallet or what accounts

It's just a wild idea, but during his heyday, when he was making the most amount of money through Team Executor, is when Bitcoin rose the highest. And he did have some cryptocurrency accounts. In fact, in one article I read, his crypto assets were frozen, but it wasn't clear exactly which wallet or what accounts

My theory and opinion is that he probably had some extra cryptocurrency stored somewhere that didn't get frozen, and it rose mightily during this time, and he just cashed out at the right time, which is giving him a nice, comfortable life. But that's just my theory. He might have other business ventures that he's working on too. But for now, he's just trying to lay low until the heat is off him.

My theory and opinion is that he probably had some extra cryptocurrency stored somewhere that didn't get frozen, and it rose mightily during this time, and he just cashed out at the right time, which is giving him a nice, comfortable life. But that's just my theory. He might have other business ventures that he's working on too. But for now, he's just trying to lay low until the heat is off him.

And who knows what his next idea is after this. I doubt he'll be so brazen though, because if he has to go to prison again, it's going to be very different than when he had to go to prison in the 90s when he was younger. I'll keep my eye out for him and see where he ends up in a few years. And how is Nintendo doing on this fine summer's day, you may ask? Okay, well, I was curious too.

And who knows what his next idea is after this. I doubt he'll be so brazen though, because if he has to go to prison again, it's going to be very different than when he had to go to prison in the 90s when he was younger. I'll keep my eye out for him and see where he ends up in a few years. And how is Nintendo doing on this fine summer's day, you may ask? Okay, well, I was curious too.

And since they're a publicly trading company, they share their profits openly for anyone to see. Their profits for the last year was $3 billion. $3 billion just in profit. Nintendo seems to be doing fantastic, but they continue to wage war against their own players all the time.

And since they're a publicly trading company, they share their profits openly for anyone to see. Their profits for the last year was $3 billion. $3 billion just in profit. Nintendo seems to be doing fantastic, but they continue to wage war against their own players all the time.

In the last few years, Nintendo has been trying to put a stop to people playing in Super Smash Brothers Melee tournaments. First of all, this is a game that's 20 years old if it was for the GameCube, but people are still really into it. But Nintendo doesn't like that players are staging tournaments to play Super Smash Bros.

In the last few years, Nintendo has been trying to put a stop to people playing in Super Smash Brothers Melee tournaments. First of all, this is a game that's 20 years old if it was for the GameCube, but people are still really into it. But Nintendo doesn't like that players are staging tournaments to play Super Smash Bros.

Melee and have sent cease and desist letters and even threatened more legal action unless tournaments get canceled. They think that what they're doing is protecting their brand. But it's one of those situations that's like cut off your nose to spite your face sort of thing. The more they fight with their own players, the worse their brand gets.

Melee and have sent cease and desist letters and even threatened more legal action unless tournaments get canceled. They think that what they're doing is protecting their brand. But it's one of those situations that's like cut off your nose to spite your face sort of thing. The more they fight with their own players, the worse their brand gets.

One of my favorite childhood memories ever was getting a Nintendo for my birthday and opening it up and playing it with my friends during my whole birthday party. Decades later, I still remember which friends were there at that party, what games we played, who was good at it. Pick any other birthday I had as a kid and I can't tell you a thing about it, where it was or who was there.

One of my favorite childhood memories ever was getting a Nintendo for my birthday and opening it up and playing it with my friends during my whole birthday party. Decades later, I still remember which friends were there at that party, what games we played, who was good at it. Pick any other birthday I had as a kid and I can't tell you a thing about it, where it was or who was there.

But this one, I remember because Nintendo brought so much joy to me as a child that day. But now that I'm older, I can see now that Nintendo has a lot of growing to do still. A big thank you to Gary Bowser for coming on the show and sharing this story with us. Gary has set up a GoFundMe to help him get back on his feet. You can find a link to that and so much more in the show notes.

But this one, I remember because Nintendo brought so much joy to me as a child that day. But now that I'm older, I can see now that Nintendo has a lot of growing to do still. A big thank you to Gary Bowser for coming on the show and sharing this story with us. Gary has set up a GoFundMe to help him get back on his feet. You can find a link to that and so much more in the show notes.

If you like this episode, I have two more suggestions you really should listen to. Episode 92 is called The Pirate Bay, and it's one of the most popular episodes on this show. And it may just make you think differently about piracy. And episode 45 is called Xbox Underground, another very popular one. And it's about video game hacking.

If you like this episode, I have two more suggestions you really should listen to. Episode 92 is called The Pirate Bay, and it's one of the most popular episodes on this show. And it may just make you think differently about piracy. And episode 45 is called Xbox Underground, another very popular one. And it's about video game hacking.