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To oppose tyranny and fight for the rights our creator bestowed us in the United States Constitution.
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We are the proper broadcasting network. Hello everyone out there in internet radio land.
This is Dave Jones, the NBC guy.
How you doin' on this sunny Sunday?
Man, I think winter may be over.
May be over.
I don't know.
That groundhog in Pennsylvania, I'm gonna start a new movie. Kill Phil. Kill Phil. Get rid of that groundhog. Man, this
has been some winter. They say the the temperatures this week are gonna climb
high that it hasn't been since November. So that's
how cold for how long we've been here. That's pretty rough. But I just
thought I'd come to you on this Sunday because I heard a little bit of snippet
on my way to Home Depot, of my favorite stores probably second favorite
Costco but and I pick I pick it up the thing for running a wire it's it's just
too complicated to explain on this daily audio cache but just know that the Jones homestead is continuing to march
forward because you know what Trump can't solve everything ladies and
gentlemen if you stopped prepping because Trump got elected you are sorely
mistaken and I'm gonna tell you what's going on in between Jones's ears here.
So I've increased the amount of cash I have on hand.
I do this whenever there's higher levels of instability.
And gold went nuts and Ukraine went nuts and consequently the Democrats went nuts.
Wait, they've been nuts for a long time, so that don't count.
But you know, I like to, here's the rule of thumb, have a thousand dollars in cash set aside a thousand
dollars usually you can solve most everyday emergencies with that $1,000
cash and before you get to 1,000 you know keep keep some money tucked back
in your wallet in case the ATMs go down while you're out and about
And you don't have some so I keep a couple 50s and maybe a hundred
Just tucked in my wallet in case of emergencies
Okay
We used to call that mad money back in the day
And it was a 20 back in the day and that mad money was to be able to call that mad money back in the day. And it was a 20 back in the day.
And that mad money was to be able to call a cab.
If your boyfriend made you mad,
you could get out of his car and go call a cab.
So keep some mad money tucked away.
And now let's talk about gold and silver. If you're not trading like pounds and pounds of gold and silver, you're never going to get rich.
Okay, gold and silver will never make you rich, but it will keep you from being poor. Okay, think of it that way.
You're not gonna get rich on the amount of gold and silver
you're gonna sock away,
but it will keep you from being poor.
So if you have gold and silver, physical gold and silver,
as a backup to the backup you you have
something that you can then deal with so that's my view on gold and silver how
much I have I don't have a lot of gold anymore because I sold it off about 20
years ago wish I wish I didn't but you know it was trips to
Romania things like that and you know you don't want to charge every time you
fly to Romania so that's just the way that went. But I have a lot of silver I
don't know if it's a lot but I I have some, and I have some junk silver, you know,
coins, old coins, silver coins,
but I keep that on hand just in case.
Okay, so if the dollar goes to crap and you can't,
you know, it's not worth anything anymore and Grover
Cleveland is on the $500 bill yes and we also have a thousand dollar bill these
were bank notes that banks would use to exchange money back in the day before the internet.
And they would actually transfer these big notes between banks.
It wasn't something that people carried on them.
And they're, you know, tracked and serial numbered and that kind of stuff.
So yeah, it's Grover Cleveland and who's the other one?
It's another weird president like Millard Fillmore but I don't think
it's Millard Fillmore. I'd have to Google that but I actually saw these
banknotes in the Smithsonian one time and I wrote down, this is when I was 16, when I was in
high school, and I wrote those presidents down because I thought, wow, how often do
you see a 500 or a thousand dollar bill?
But it's Grover Cleveland, I think on the 500 or the thousand dollar and then there's another president that's
not
So that's my idea of gold and silver just for what it's and my idea of keeping a little cash on hand
You know a thousand bucks anymore. Don't don't buy what it used to buy
but if you had a thousand dollars cash and the
ATMs and electricity and all that went down, you could do some stuff. What else?
I've noticed chicken disappearing from Costco. People are going crazy.
If you remember, and I'm not sure why, is it the, is it the Trump talk of tariffs?
Is it the idea that there's no eggs?
So soon there'll be no chicken.
I don't know.
I don't know, but gosh, I'm glad I'm a prepper.
I have no worries. No worries.
It worries me about other people though.
If they're this crazy buying all the chicken and stuff.
But I don't worry about our food supply.
Although we're down quite a bit.
We've been freeze drying too. Yeah, we have quite
a bit of freeze dried different things. Now, we were freeze drying eggs just because we
had so many of them, but we have some stew and some beans and stuff that Maria made and we wanted to see what it was like to freeze dry it.
So there you go.
And I think the Patriot Power hour guys, oh my gosh, did you listen to their show this past week?
It was awesome.
Those guys are amazing.
And the chicken biologist, James Hathaway.
And of course, Sarah Hathaway has redone the first season,
remastered it and re-released it.
That's really good.
That's a blast from the past right there.
Anyway, stay tuned to PBN. That's my thoughts.
Hey, if you ever want to send me an email, nbcguy at protonmail.com.
And my website is also nbcguy.com.
So, check it out. Thanks, take care, and prep on!