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pictures for everyone, like on Twitter and like on North per when I joined people started

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like DMing me. So I mean, it's also like cool that like you can help. I mean, not to help

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but make someone's profile better and look looks cooler. So yeah, but I stopped doing

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this. So I don't have to be honest, like, I had a lot of requests. And yeah, I didn't

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have a lot of time to do it. So now you guys you are special you see. That's it, man. I

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can I can inscribe it and put it in auction. No, no. You gotta wait for that. That that

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NFT key can sell into the volume, you know, no, don't do that. It's bad. And don't spam

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with blockchain. Yeah, I'm kidding. I'm super bullish on Bitcoin only and get the hell off

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later one. So yeah, that'd be crazy. You wake up tomorrow. It's ordinal. Oh my god. I had

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also people like we were like, Hey, let's do ordinal and blah, blah. I don't know what

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you guys are thinking. It's like, for me, I mean, I'm probably more triggered on the

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this stuff than on like, on on shit coiners. I mean, they all say all of them are the same.

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But when I hear ordinal, it's like triggering me too much. Yeah, it's bad, man. I mean,

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clearly, clearly the tide didn't go out far enough. It just they or it just went out so

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far on shit coins that everyone decided, hey, let's let's grift on the one thing that's

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not a shit coin. And they're trying to tie their name to it. And really, it's just, it's

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sad, man, especially when you see the men pool get congested. I get it. It's great for

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miners and things like that. But, you know, it's not great for the third world. That's

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that's who I think about, you know, if we're gonna expand peer to peer globally, it's got

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to be something where it's going to be easily accessible for everyone, everyone can run

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a node at minimum requirements, things like that make a big difference overall. So that's

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just my opinion. Beyond the NFTs factor of it. Yeah, it's like NIP 94 or wherever the

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future was implemented. And when NIP 95, I don't remember. So like, allowing a lot of

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data, like the pictures to be pushed to the relays and like, obviously, not too many relay

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runners want to have that data on it and spend money. So seems like, yeah, same is applies

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to the kind like the same to Bitcoin, like you don't want to splam with the stupid pictures.

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The blockchain because people, there are people who are using on chain to send money. And

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like better to put their transaction into queue is a stupid picture. I guess.

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Yeah. And at this point, the relays like you don't want to bog them down now. We're still

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building. Everything's still building. We don't know where it's going to go. And when

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you start making of storage devices for everyone's shitpost, it's like, you know, that's not

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a good way to start. We don't even know where this is going yet. And we're already storing

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all these, you know, high demand on random plebs who just want to run a relay and support

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the protocol. Yeah, for sure. And I started by running it for 24 hours. And I mean, actually,

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who is right now listening, I recommend to everyone to dig into it and like try to run

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a relay. So you have to understand how things are going. And like, yeah, just have a basic

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knowledge of it. So it for me, it was like, cool experience to learn. Because, you know,

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it's like Bitcoin, you got into Bitcoin, you like buy on the exchange, then you're trying

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to figure out the hardware wallets, you are doing research. Yeah, multi see how to run

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a node. Same like why I am excited, like, because same with the Nostril. Like, you can learn

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a lot of new things. And it's actually helpful even outside of the Nostril, like setting

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up like tunnels through the cloud player or like, yeah, buying like even the domain name

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to set the new file. So yeah, I learned a lot. And like, it's because of Nostril.

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I was gonna ask you, we have Avi up here as well. And I don't know if he's he's around.

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I'm here sleepy. He pulled me. I don't want to steal Igor's thunder, though. This is his

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this is his hour.

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I wanted to see if you guys had any questions for Igor.

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Well, maybe you went over this already, Igor. Because I missed the first part of this. And

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I guess I'm never gonna hear it again. Thanks to sleepies fat fingers. But what is the what

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is the creative inspiration for you for these incredible images that that you create?

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I mean, it was just for fun. I guess I just love to do the pictures and like memes. And

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yeah, the inspiration was, I know, it was something new. I used to do memes, like videos

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and yeah, just simple stuff. And then I was like, hey, it's probably boring to everyone

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already. And there was like AI stuff. AI was like, it's also becoming boring. But I started

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like learning how to do like Adobe in Photoshop some things and tweak their pictures. So yeah,

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this basically was inspiration just to learn. I am not like for making money or whatever.

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It just like wherever I am posting, like, yeah, I said, like, it's for free, everyone

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can use the need to zap me and anything. I'm just doing it for fun that everyone can see

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and enjoy as well. So yeah. I think fun doing things for fun is probably

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the best way to go about this. So yeah, make sense. You go.

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Yeah. And plus, like, I know, like, I tried to, to, like to code like to learn the Python

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and I failed like two times and it was like boring to me and I was like, fuck, how can

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I be helpful in like here and I am not technical guy and like how I can contribute. So probably

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that's also was the inspiration that I was like, hey, I can try some simple stuff like

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memes and then like the images and profile pictures. Like, yeah, it went wild and I was

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like, oh, probably I am helpful to the community. And yeah, even not, not being technical, it

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doesn't mean that you can't be helpful. So. And before you knew it, you became a niche

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micro celebrity, Igor. You became a celebrity of sorts on, on

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NOSA to this. No, no, no celebrity. I'm just a plop. Come

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on. Yeah. Never wanted to be anything than plop.

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Low key, high key. It happened. It happened. You're, you're amongst the greats and for

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good reason. It's fucking quality work, my friend. Holy shit. I'm pretty sure everybody

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in the audience is. Say again, Igor, I'm sorry.

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Yes. Saying thank you for the feedback. I love to hear that everyone is enjoying and

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I am like not wasting my time. You know, like you guys are enjoying the pictures and wherever

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I am posting. Well, hell yeah. I fucking appreciate it.

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Like I'm thankful that you, that you actually spend your time and you do that for us. It's

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not easy. I know for a fact that it's not easy at all. So I really appreciate your time

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and yeah, I'm going to fucking, every time I see it, I'm a fucking zap it. That's, that's

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a must. Anybody down on stage actually want to come

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up and ask a question where we're nearing the live Q and A. So yeah, Avi and QW got

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a head start on it, but if anybody from the audience wants to come up, you could ask some

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questions live here with us. Sleepy, I'm going to help. I'll be back.

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All right. I'll be back. Say less. Thank you brother.

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I just want to add as far as like Pablo to add, add on to Pablo's compliment to you sleepy

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as far as you know, the community is important. The culture is important. Meming isn't, isn't,

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it doesn't go lightly. Just like mid journey PFPs, you know, it's all important. I mean,

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we're building something together, but we're building a culture together. And the beautiful

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part about it is no one wants credit for it. We're all humble. We want to just be a part

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of it and, and, you know, building together. So it's, it's, it's amazing to have conversations

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like this where, you know, you, you see that you've impacted people, you know, if it's

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just as simple as a PFP or, you know, you got overrun with requests for, you know, PFPR,

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it's really cool, you know, to be a part of that. So yeah, that's true. Zooming out on

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everything. I agree. Like it's a very important right,

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right now at North through like, you know, we can expand it and like contribute. Everyone

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can contribute over here to make this place better. And you know, like make people to,

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to transfer to Noster. So I guess like everyone like have their own, how to say role in it.

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do. Cause I know people should realize that Noster is really a big thing. And we should

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like, yeah, contribute our time to expand it for sure. So yeah, it's inspiration for

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me to do something hopefully have helpful.

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Yeah. And all the, you know, as far as my participation, Sleepy's participation, all

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these things in the protocol, it all comes with some person, one of us just, just kind

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of extending a vine and talking to them, getting them, getting him or her involved in the community

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to where they can really blossom. And we all, we all start somewhere. So having that community

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reach is incredible.

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I love seeing all the fruits of your labor, QW, they're, they're all among us. There's

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so many plebs that have been saved by your grace. It's, it's incredible.

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Yeah. Yeah. No, it's, it's incredible. He something that a lot of people don't notice

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because they seem to be focused on the ones that leave. Because I've heard this multiple

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times like, Oh, I am bored. This many people this week. And then I check in on them and

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they don't, they don't actually stay.

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It's okay.

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It's okay. But you don't fixate on that. You feel like, you know what I'm saying? Like,

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there's the ones that are going to stay focused on those. Like literally don't, it's the same

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thing if, if you were getting hate comments or whatever, like the case might be like,

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don't look at that. Like there's a positive side to everything. And that positive side

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to one boarding is the ones that actually stayed and are blossoming. Like QW said, yeah,

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the ones that left left for whatever reason they left, you're not going to find out they're

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not here anymore. So they will come back guys. Oh yeah, true.

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It's there is no way like I see that centralized stuff like Twitter, Facebook, all of this

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crap is still be just for the shit coiners and like for the politicans. I mean, actually

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politicans are also shit coiners. So it's like people will be coming back like not maybe

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today, tomorrow or within a month, but definitely, definitely it's happening. And yeah, for sure

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they will come back to the most. There is no like better as of right now protocol and

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anything as a monster. Like you can actually like, I mean, it's not hard to understand.

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There's no second best. Yeah. I don't know, man. They're, they're

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skeet over a blue sky. I haven't used it. I just see the posts, someone doing a screenshot

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of their CEO. And yeah, it's like another one, Twitter to put yet another one second

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Twitter. So I'm like, yeah, I'm on it. It's not for me. Yeah, it doesn't take long. You

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can just scroll the conversations. You're like, oh man, this is like a fallout shelter

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for the audience. I don't know. It's just, it's not, it's not for me. It's a second Twitter

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essentially. I mean, yeah, we are here. So I guess like we should be focusing on monster

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and not on the, Oh yeah. Yep. Keep to the positive. People like sleepy, sleepy. I remember

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our DM when you were kind of pretty new here. I mean, we're all new here, but you, you,

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you messaged me. I feel like I was built for this. You know, it's crazy. I feel like I

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was, it was, I mean, it's almost like fate as far as your skillset, your, your, your

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community embrace your personality. Everything about it is really built for this protocol

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and your ability to learn too. So I just want to commend you on that. Thank you, man. I

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can't believe you actually remember that. That's insane. It honestly felt so crazy at

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that moment in time. It still feels crazy. It hasn't changed. I feel he hasn't gone away.

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It's just, it gets amplified a little bit more every, every single day. Like it's insane.

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I honestly do feel at home. I feel like this is what I'm supposed to be doing at this very

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moment in time. And that's not something I could say for, you know, the last couple of

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years of my life or the, you know, my past. It's, it hasn't been a feeling like this ever.

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I feel fucking refreshed every time I wake up and I'm just the first thing on my mind

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is, you know, um, literally, Nostrils is the first thing on my mind. And the last thing

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on my mind when I'm going to sleep, it's, it's insane. And I dream about Nostra a lot.

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And it might not, people might listen to this and be like, Oh, that's just not healthy.

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Um, yeah. All right. You don't sleep. You don't sleep, man. I don't, a lot of the things

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they might do is not healthy either. So, uh, you know, to each his own, uh, I'm over here

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having fun and we're all having fun. So yeah, no, I, I thank you QW. Like I really do feel

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like I was, like I was built for this. And I feel like there's like, there's a ton of

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us that were built for this and that's why we're here and we're persevering through all

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the fucking bullets.

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Just this last week, Pablo left Swarm. I mean, that's to focus on Nostra. I mean, the dude's

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a madman. He's a madman. He's got shit figured out in a lot of ways. Uh, what does that tell

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you when, uh, when he's leaving, uh, you know, uh, an income to work on something, uh, like

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a project like that?

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I'm incredibly bullish. I, it just like it reinforces my, my frame, uh, my, my, like,

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you know, my, my frame thoughts are like, in terms of like, this is, this is huge. This

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is not a small undertaking. What we're about to do here is incredible. Like there's no,

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there's no going back once this, like the key was open. Now we're about to show the

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world like what, you know, what, what it was actually supposed to be like this combination

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of Bitcoin with Nostra is people keep memeing about it. People keep talking about it and

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it should be talked about. It should be, um, you know, screamed out top of your lungs,

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bro. Like it's, it's incredible that this, you know, these, both of these technologies

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are mixing and having a beautiful baby, which is, you know, a sovereign individual with

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freedom to say whatever the fuck he wants to say, um, and speak his mind and build whatever

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the fuck he wants to build without being, um, you know, fucking without any permission.

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You don't, it's fucking incredible. I'm going to stop speaking. Yegor, this is your time.

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I'm sorry. Yeah, it's okay. I mean, all good. No worries. Yeah. It's, if you want, you can

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build that the cool stuff. Like, Hey, um, you can do it on the another platforms. You only

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can yell over there to the company to implement something here. You are like, Hey, if nobody

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wants to do it, I will do it. Right. So open, open source, open protocols wins every single

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time. And it's yeah. Like, like Pablo said, Pablo said it best when it, when it came down

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to, um, the, you know, open protocols, there's, there's no reason to fucking work on anything

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else, man. There really isn't like, it's, this is what really matters at the end of

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the day. Um, I like to think about that quote that, um, a lot of us know, I believe it's

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from, um, I tend to forget her name very like a lot, but, um, it goes something like, um,

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we have two hands, one to, you know, help ourselves and one to help others. And I feel

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like Nasher does this so well. Um, when it comes to like Nasher, like the same thing

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that you could say about Bitcoin, you can say about Nostra. Nostra doesn't need you.

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You need Nostra. Oh yeah, for sure. I mean, like if you, it's like, yeah. Um, one of the

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reasons also I joined Nostra and like, when I started digging into it, I'm like, Hey,

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I can control my data over here. Like I don't need to be scared. Like that I will be kicked

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off. Oh yeah. Another one platform. So here you are kind of like, yeah, I mean, you need

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it. This is true. So yeah. All right, guys, I, I am apologizing. I have like huge hand

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go over. I am lazy to talk too much. And yeah, so. You're good, Jager. I really appreciate

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you coming on here with a hangover after going crazy last night with the plebs. Um, maybe

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you didn't, uh, didn't, yeah. Um, how to say it? Like, yeah, you didn't get too, too much

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information from me, but yeah, I'm sorry because yesterday it was a wild night. So, but I guess

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it will be helpful for you to hear from me and my views. I agree. A hundred percent.

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Um, I, I'm really thankful that you came up and you spent time with us even after that,

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the fact, uh, so that it shows, it means something, man, like you're, you're an incredible person.

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I really appreciate you, you know, taking the time to show up even, even though you

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feel shitty, bro. Like I, you know how hard that is? Like fucking being hung over and

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talking to a couple of frogs for a whole hour. It's not easy. So yeah, it's okay. Applause.

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Don't mix, uh, whiskey and beer and then whiskey. So don't do this shit. Oh, oh hell. Oh, I,

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I try not to, I'll try not to mixing anything for me. And I, me being such a lightweight

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is a bad move. It's a very bad move. Uh, yeah, I don't have to mix too much as long as that

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just makes more like two things together, two alcohols. I'm done. Yeah. But you know,

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I am from Ukraine. This is how we do in stupid way. Like you drink everything. What is burning.

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Oh man. It tastes like water. Uh, QW, you have anything, any last, uh, last thoughts

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before we start?

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I appreciate you, man. Um, I think I heard four ambulances go by possibly from your mic.

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So I was wondering if maybe one was coming for you, uh, for a night like that. But no,

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I'm super, super stoked that, uh, I actually got to hear your voice and talk to you. Um,

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yeah, I never actually, it's my first time ever to be honest. I hate to talk and like

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join like spaces on Twitter, like when it used to be cool. Uh, and yeah, actually it's,

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uh, thank you for inviting. And for me, it's like, you know, I was like, Hey, um, I need

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to go and tell to someone and like, you know, maybe it will be useful for us. I want to

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hear me is that I am not a, I bought or whatever.

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Well, and that's, that's important. I mean, I think this space, this community in this

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space and the Nostra nest in general is allowing a lot of people to kind of get that confidence

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or just jump, just dive in, say whatever. It's, it's a nest. There's, you know, 30

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people here. Let's let me, let me, let me get my voice heard. Um, it's not this 1000

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people on a Twitter space. Everyone's talking about, uh, you know, macro or something. Uh,

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you know, it's allowing us to kind of be human and talk like, like, like if we're at a Bitcoin

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meetup or something, just plug the club, you have that level of comfortability.

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Yeah, this is cool. And yeah, I hope this is, will be, and I don't see, same is always

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not here, but yeah, I hope maybe they, they will implement or clients will implement it

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inside them. Um, yeah, inside the clients. So this will be, um, very like useful to,

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to, to use and to have a fun. Yeah. Yeah. I mean, it's kind of crazy because

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when you, when you look at zapping and how easy it is and how, you know, seamless it

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is, it's almost just like doing anything but one touch is kind of like you're going backwards.

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Um, you know, if I'm disowning a buddy or I'm doing, you know, it's like, can you just

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make like a master profile and I'll just adapt you real quick. It's just, it's so easy within

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this, the peer to peer social network. And you can see how this can really take off.

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Um, if, if, if, if it gains mainstream, uh, it is just nothing in between. Oh, it's not

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like these sign-ins. Oh shit. My password. I need to reset my password here. You're sitting

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there signing into your three hours. Yeah. It's like two clicks, boom, boom. And you are

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here. Like, I mean, it's amazing. I mean, so when you, when you look at a nest like

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this and then you compare that to a Twitter space, uh, you can see where this is for value

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for value content can just be so massive. Uh, you know, even if you're not here for

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Bitcoin, uh, it's a currency that can, that can fly at the speed of light, but more importantly,

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you're not signing in for five minutes trying to send it at the speed of light. So what

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the hell is the point of how fast it can go if you're, if you're, you can't even access

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it into your account. You know? Yeah. That's true. But now that's, that's all I got, man.

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And, and, and, you know, I'm over here feeding the baby now, uh, baby woke up. So I'm just

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kind of sprinkling in where I can, you know, uh, really, what's that? Happy father. Oh

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yeah, man. Three months. Yeah. I'm trying to kind of log him. Uh, he was at one point

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he was the youngest, uh, Bitcoin Hodler in the world. Uh, you know, I might have had

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a few seconds after birth, but, uh, at one point he can, uh, he can definitely hold that

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as a crowd in his life. Yep. All right guys. So I guess we are, you got two minutes. Do

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you want to sing a song? Maybe someone have other questions. Yeah. I am just incredible

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on all of incredibly in bullish on all of you. So let's build something cool and like,

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let's help to spread the message. So yeah, that's what I only can say that you are the

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best. And as Pablo would say, I'm fucking bullshit. I'm so fucking bullshit on this.

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Yeah. I saw this one. I suggested him to highlight it. I actually made him a coffee mug with

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his face and a quote on it. It's shipping tomorrow and I'm going to send it to him.

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So that's, I thought that was hilarious. You can drink a, drink a cup of coffee with that

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thought in his mind every morning. Yep. Not gonna lie. Uh, he should put that behind a

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paywall. I'll buy it. Like I'll so buy it. You might get one, man. I got five of them.

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So we'll, we'll see how it goes. Oh, now I'm hyped. Now I have enough energy to keep going.

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Let's fucking go guys. Well, South Florida, South Florida knows how to do coffee. So it's

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almost proper. It's proper. It definitely goes hand in hand. Fuck. Yes. Uh, Oh shit.

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I fucking muted myself. I'm gonna say come. Sorry guys. Um, I apologize for the cursing.

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If you have little ones around you guys, um, I tend to forget, um, I tend to forget and

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I'm sorry. Um, just, you know, being, all right, uh, room recording is closed.