Part Two: How Jeffrey Epstein Helped Build the Modern World
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How did Jeffrey Epstein influence microtransactions in video games?
Ah, welcome pod to Behind the Bastard Cast Episodes Epstein Jeffrey. I'm Robert Evans. Hi. How are you doing, Andrew T.? I don't like that you said the last sentence in syntactical order. Yeah, yeah. It's upsetting, isn't it? Everton's Robert, am I? What am I up to? What's my plan, you know? What's my ultimate goal? What am I working towards here by doing this? I don't know, Andrew T. I just don't know. How are you? I'm okay. I just ate the top half of a tomato, and I actually feel pretty energized. Best half of a tomato, to be honest. Like, the bottom half of a tomato, that's for chumps.
Idiots, really.
Stem side. You gotta nibble around the stem. Gotta nibble the stem, baby. I'm always saying that. That's my motto, baby. Nibble the stem, you know? No stem! You put it on t-shirts. That's right.
Stem out!
Wow. Andrew, where can people find you on the internet before we get into our episodes for today, where we continue the tale of Jeffrey Epstein birthing the modern world, man birthing the modern world? Thanks, I guess. I don't know. Andrew T on social media.
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Other stuff, I think. Keeper of the Flame. Well, I also want to send people somewhere. The Artist Mentorship Program in Portland helps primarily youth experiencing homelessness get essential supplies and job training and have music and art programs at the heart of their work. If you want to support the good things that they do and have done for more than 30 years, go to amppdx.org. That's amppdx.org. Okay, that's all the good deeds. Robert, I appreciate the chance to plug before all the heinous shit gets said.
Yes, yes. You like the separation?
Yeah, it's important to plug before the heinous shit gets said, because people are going to feel markedly less good about the world once we continue talking about Jeffrey Epstein creating all of the bullshit that you deal with on a daily basis as a person in society. Sorry about that.
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Chapters
5 chapters
1
How did Jeffrey Epstein influence microtransactions in video games?
0:00–9:24
2
What role did Brock Pierce play in Epstein's plans?
9:24–17:53
3
How did Epstein's connections impact the gaming industry?
17:53–39:29
4
What were Epstein's views on educational video games?
39:29–1:06:02
5
How did Epstein's investments shape cryptocurrency?
1:06:02–1:14:41