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Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the Sheepgit Sheared podcast.

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I'm your host, Austin Creed, and my friends, I want to lead out the gate with an apology.

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I don't normally do so.

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In fact, I don't really apologize ever.

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The reason I feel the need to apologize is I said the last episode I did would be the

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last audio only for a while, and unfortunately, I might have to alternate between doing them

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just because I'm not at my new apartment very much.

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I'm always out trying to get new leads, trying to get paperwork done with insurance.

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I can make every excuse in the book, but I don't want to give you excuses.

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I just wanted to give you an update on what's going on.

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I don't want to make this show just about me because this message, this community, is

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so much bigger than me.

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I just wanted to let you guys know what's going on when it comes to my personal life

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because I'm sure that the more you listen to the show and the more that you listen to

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me, you know, even though I can't see you at the moment, I'm looking out the front

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of my car, in between getting my coffee break in the afternoon and getting back to work.

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Well, I may not be able to see you.

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I talk with some of you in the comments, you're great guys, you tell your stories.

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And, you know, I enjoy talking.

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I enjoy, I feel like, you know, this is a conversational forum and I think it's fantastic.

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So I just wanted to give you all an update in the first couple, first couple seconds

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of the show.

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I just wanted to give you guys an update, but that's not the whole show.

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The whole show is not meant to be an apology by any stretch of the imagination.

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In fact, we're talking not about me or really about you, we're talking about big money today.

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Money is important and all of us need it to survive.

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That's not really what we're talking about either.

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We're talking about how big money shapes everything in your life.

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You're talking about your concept of how you even make money or earn money because the

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only people who make money are those who work at the Fed, those who work in the Department

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of the Treasury.

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Oh, they're the ones who print the money.

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They're the only ones who make money.

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The rest of us, us plebeians out there, we have to earn money.

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Big money shapes that big money shapes how we see relationships, whether you're straight

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or not straight.

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It doesn't, it's all a part and parcel of how big money shapes everything that you read,

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everything that you hear, everything that you see, everything that you touch arguably.

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And to me, this is not something that we should be talking about some corporate boogeyman because

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we could do that.

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I mean, let's be real.

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I mean, if people talk about that before, but I don't want to get too far afield.

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I'll give you guys an example of how big money shapes everything at the new company I'm

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working for.

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There's a billionaire who's he's the biggest investor in our company.

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And he's been out here in this business for a long time.

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And he and his buddies are trying to expand the roofing business.

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They're trying to make it so that everything is easier to travel to get to storms to help

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people out to deal with insurance companies and all that.

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And my general manager of the area man in Kansas City, he told me straight up, he said,

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Austin, a lot of people, when you get to a certain level, they just want to find a place

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to park their money.

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The same way that people joke about Swiss bank accounts, the Cayman Islands bank accounts,

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these are just jokes.

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They really do happen, and it's more normal when you might think.

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And the reason why we want to talk about big money is because politics is controlling

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everything right now, especially in an election year.

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Politics has saturated everything from everything.

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Kamala Harris, this Trump that walls this JD Vance that I mean, the whole thing can

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make you sit when you look at it for too long.

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That is, unfortunately, I do because I have a political bone in my body.

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Politics to me is something that is both enjoyable, but also tragic to dive into, frankly.

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But when we get into the conversation of big money, big money can often be seen as a boogie

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man like we talked about a couple seconds ago.

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But the reason I don't want you to think of it as some corporate boogie man, you know,

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whether it's like you saw the All King of the Hill cartoon and you heard Dale talk about

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the beast, you know, in the read in the book of Revelation and the New Testament.

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I don't like to think of it that way because then it seems like it's so far out of our

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reach that there's no point in us doing anything.

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And we should just sit back and take it, basically.

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No, I don't think that's a good philosophy to have at all.

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I think the philosophy you should have is saying, you know what?

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Yeah, money affects everything.

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But that being said, how does that affect you?

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Because let's be let's get down to business.

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One of the ways you're exploited in this life is being led to believe you are powerless,

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that you have no say in that you're kind of just along for the ride, that you're a passenger

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in the car of your own life.

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To me, that's the worst possible mindset to have.

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And it's very easy to get to that point because a lot of times politics, religion, relationships,

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money, all of these things can seem like they're so much bigger than us.

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How can we possibly know it all, understand it all and operate it in a way that will benefit

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us?

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Well we need to break it down into bite sized pieces.

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That's all I found that works.

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And those of you who are older and we've been doing this harder than me, maybe you've found

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a better way to do it.

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If you have, please go in the comments, let us know because I'd love to hear it.

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I'd love to learn whether to learn new things, stuff I haven't thought about yet.

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And that's why I love to read your comments because at the end of the day, I can only

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think about so much at one time.

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I can only process so much at one time.

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I'm not an artificial intelligence where I can go through, come through millions of

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words, different databases and websites that I can do all at one time.

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I'm just an ordinary guy.

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I'd have a limitation just as you have limitations.

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But big money can often seem like it has no limitations.

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Like it's saturating everything.

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I mean for God's sake, does anybody else see how crazy the internet went yesterday when

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Elon Musk interviewed Trump on X spaces?

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Millions of impressions, millions of people watching the internet went crazy.

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Because big money sways everything.

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Not much money is put in these political campaigns by the so-called millionaires and

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billionaires that Bernie and Elizabeth and Kamala and Biden and all these people talk

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about taxing that they don't ever tax them.

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Go tax you.

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Go tax me.

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I smell class and lower class guys.

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Even the middle of upper class.

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Go tax us.

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They're not taxing the guys you can afford on an army of lawyers and accountants who

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would pay even more in Buffett.

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Mr. Shaky from Omaha even he said he pays less taxes than a secretary and he's a billionaire

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where the richest man on the planet God bless him.

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He even says he pays less taxes than a secretary.

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How is that possible?

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Answer because the very people they say they'll tax they won't and they'll make you pay

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the bill in plain English.

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Now you could sit there and resent them and I don't blame you for that.

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That's what a lot of people do.

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That's why the Communist Party has become so popular.

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That's why Karl Marx and Frederick Engels' philosophy whether it be the baby version

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of socialism or the adult version of communism that's why it's popular because when people

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are young or maybe they've worked a lot of their life they don't have a whole lot to

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show for it.

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They want to blame somebody else.

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They want to live in a fantasy world where you work a certain amount and you're guaranteed

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to win this win that or have an opportunity here or there and the world doesn't work

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that way.

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Never has it never will.

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Now it is again you might say well Austin this ain't fair.

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Life is not fair.

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One of my favorite characters from I don't watch a lot of Disney anymore because it's

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become so woke I can't even watch it anymore.

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I might as well just brainwash myself but in the older Disney the one that you know can

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make a good movie and not just a propaganda poster that's written off as a movie.

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One of my favorite characters is Davey Jones from the Power to the Caribbean franchise

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and one of his lines is life is cruel.

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Why should the afterlife be any different?

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Life is not fair.

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So why should business?

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Why should relationships?

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Why should anything be any different?

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And the answer is it's not and it can't be.

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Now you could sit there and resent that fact or try to change it or you could accept the

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realities we live with except the world you live in and you can then use that to your

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advantage.

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So here's a problem my friends as I'm sure a lot of you will test to we spend time in

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our lives thinking about what should be, will be, what ought to be and all that.

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A lot of people spend a lot of their time and expend a whole lot of common dioxide discussing

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them about the should or what it could as a universe.

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They want to talk about if only so and so did this or if so and so did that or if you

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did X, Y or Z the things would be better but let me tell you something.

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People who talk like that are usually the most powerless people, number one.

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Number two, they're under the illusion they have power when in fact they have nothing

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but a big mouth full of ideas and nowhere to show for it.

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My friend, if you listen to if you only listen to me this for this first time, this is the

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first time you listen to me, you don't know where I'm talking.

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You don't know what I'm talking about.

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You don't know where I'm talking about.

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You don't know where I'm coming from.

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Those of you who have listened to the show over the last year and a quarter now or even

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over the last month, month and a half or you've read my book, Biblical Bachelor, that's the

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pillar of one of the pillars of this community.

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You can see that I don't just talk out of the both sides of my mouth.

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I live what I'm talking.

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I live what I preach and I practice it every day.

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I don't plan on getting married.

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I wrote a whole chapter about surrogacy.

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I wrote a whole chapter about embracing being single, whether it's single by choice or

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whether it's single by somebody else's choice, whether it's a divorce or a separation or

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whatever have you.

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You can't choose everything that happens to you.

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You can't.

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If you have, please let me know your secret.

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I'd love to hear it.

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But I can guarantee you there's been a time in your life as there has been in mine that

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things have happened to you that were outside of your control.

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You didn't know what to do, you didn't know how you even got there necessarily, but you

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just knew you didn't like where you ended up.

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You might have felt powerless in that situation, but the one thing you had power over was how

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you responded to what happened to you.

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And that will always be the case.

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You will never be taken away from you.

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That's why whenever I hear someone say, oh, I had no choice.

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Yes, you did.

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Oh, yes, you did.

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You just didn't like the choices.

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Or you were too much in the moment to see them.

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But they were there.

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Oh, yeah.

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They were there.

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You didn't like them or you didn't see them.

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It does not mean they weren't there.

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It just means you weren't paying enough attention to see them.

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My friends, when we talk about big money and how it affects everything that we read, hear,

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see, etc.

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It can cause us to become discouraged, especially if we're not the ones pulling the strings

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which I doubt it.

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I don't know, maybe you're part of the 1% of the 1% and you listen to the show and

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you use a fake alias to, you know, watch the show because you're fascinated by it because

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you just can't stop listening.

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I don't know.

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I doubt it, but I don't know.

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If you are, then you know exactly what I'm talking about and you find it fascinating.

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If you don't, which is statistically where we are, but we're none of us are in that group.

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It doesn't mean that our life holds no meaning or that there's no reason for us to strive.

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You know, our life is struggle.

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Comfort is an illusion.

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Comfort is a lie.

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It is meant to pacify you and make you malleable and I don't want you to be malleable.

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I want you to be made of something tougher than the opposition.

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I want you to be made of something different because there's a lot of people out there

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who their entire existence is.

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I want to fit in.

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I don't want to rock the boat.

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I want to be accepted.

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I don't want to. I don't care about that crap.

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I seriously don't.

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You don't have to believe me.

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Just listen to the show.

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Just listen to the show when you'll quickly find out that you don't hear people talk

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the way I talk.

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You're not here to talk about similar topics, but they don't explore the way we explore

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it because the other day everybody's out for a buck.

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Everybody wants to make money and they want to earn a living and they want to make it

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through life one way or another.

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There's no shame in that.

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There is shame in giving up.

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There is shame in throwing in the towel when you have so much left in the tank to give.

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This as far as I'm concerned.

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Big money can shave everything.

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Government.

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This course.

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Free speech.

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The economic market itself.

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Everything.

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It's not something that you have no power or that nothing you do matters.

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Means you must understand your role in the universe, your role in your country.

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And then find something that matters to you so then you can put yourself in a better position

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instead of whining about other people's positions.

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Do something about your own.

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Don't whine and complain because if you complain, you're doing yourself to stay the same.

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Use that energy.

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Use that anger.

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Use that resentment.

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Use that jealousy.

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Destroy for something more out of your life instead of sitting there whining and, uh,

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no, it's not fair.

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I should have been slashed off that.

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Fuck no you shouldn't because you haven't earned it.

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You have to earn what you get in this life.

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You don't deserve stuff by default.

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I can't stand it when I hear anybody.

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I don't care if they're men, women, professionals, purse people, my personal life, who talk about

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how this person deserves that and this person should have that.

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No, they shouldn't.

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If they did, if they'd earned it, they'd have it.

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Period and the story.

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Nobody deserves anything as far as I'm concerned.

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Freedom is not free and nobody deserves anything.

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Period and the story.

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All part anybody saying anything otherwise is trying to sell you something, whether it

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be an idea, a concept, a course, I don't know.

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They're lying to you.

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And my friends, one of my goals is never to lie to you.

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In fact, I want you to actively check everything that I say because I don't want to lie and

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I don't want to be misinformed as I am sure you don't either.

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My friends, how little have you experienced big money and it's sway in your life, personal,

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professional, I'd love to hear about it because it affects everything directly and indirectly.

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Money talks BS walks.

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I heard that when I was a little kid and I've heard it ever since.

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My friends, take care of yourselves.

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Do you have any comments you want to add?

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Please feel free to do so.

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This is an open forum for you.

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I don't delete comments.

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If it doesn't show up with YouTube or the social platform blocking you, it's not me.

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My friends, take care of yourselves.

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I look forward to hearing what you have to say and I'll see how much I can keep getting

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done.

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I would love to, excuse me, put out a video episode here shortly.

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I won't make excuses.

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I'll get it done.

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My friends, take care of yourselves.

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I'm out of here.

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Take care.

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Look forward to the next session...