The Trillionaire Mindset - 37: Is Biden Really Forgiving Student Loans?

Episode Date: June 10, 2022

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Blow me up Tom blow me up dad do you know who Tom Likus is? Come on man. Do you we're about to shoot? Don't ask me about Tom Likus wait, you know who he is? Come on Ben. I'm trying to get in the zone dude Wait, do you or don't you like I'm just I really do need my space right now? Fuck Well, I was saying blow me up Tom like it I Get what who is it? Oh, okay, I didn't know I thought maybe you did and you were like, eh he was a Tom like Tom

Like is he was a he is a talk radio guy, but he had one of the biggest shows in Los Angeles His whole thing radio guy, but he had one of the biggest shows in Los Angeles. His whole thing, his whole thing, what the hell would you get? His whole thing was, it's really a face for radio. Oh yeah, his whole thing was teaching guys how to get laid. Oh my God. Oh, man, it was wild to listen to. It was, he was very much kind of like a Howard Sterny type

of Los Angeles, but whenever people would call in, first of all, they called him dad, they called him father. Ew dude. He, his thing was if a woman that you're dating doesn't have sex with you after the third date, he would say DTB. Do you know what DTB stands for? Down to Buck.

Dump that bitch. That is what he would say. And when people would call in and it was like, you know, they were about to say goodbye, they would say, blow me up Tom and then he would press the sound effect of an explosion. You listen to this guy. I would listen to just all day. What was on, I mean, sometimes you listen to people you don't like or necessarily agree with. It doesn't mean it's not entertaining. It was entertaining.

This guy was, it was, he's not dead. But he, so this guy would tell people how to get laid. Yes, and he'd, I think he was married and divorced like six times. Oh, that checks it out. Yeah. I mean, there were certain that he's actually, I know it's surprising. What was his like, how do you get laid by according to him? Oh my god. I think one of the things was if you have a friend who is wealthy, ask them for a receipt from their ATM. So it has the balance written on it

and then write your phone number on the back of that if you're gonna give it to someone so that you can fool them into thinking that you are wealthier than you actually are. He also said this is really dated, but he's like, you should never spend more than $40 on a date. but he's like, you should never spend more than $40 on a date.

It was like, I mean, he didn't advocate for like being disrespectful or violent or anything or anything. It was just kind of like, don't waste your time and don't waste anybody else's time. I would say lying to someone about how much money you have is pretty bad, disrespectful. Wait, can we play any clips of him? Cause there's gotta be like a video of... Find one where he's talking about getting laid.

Yeah, Tom. Tom like is. That was like the intro. He would always start with... Let me see if I can remember. He would always start each episode. Oh Jesus, I don't even aging women That one's gonna. Oh, yeah, Tom like is do not marry women. We should listen to this

Ben I have hold on hold on. I'm feeling he probably was disrespectful Well, Shares are just getting hammered this morning. Every day they're failing it. Oh Oh, you would oh yeah, oh wait go back go back. There's one this head Tom I like the amount of subscribers wait wait wait, okay High Glenn we got to get the disclaimer out of the way go ahead and check out the disclaimer in the description box press Seymour or whatever Tom like is tells a woman. She's past her in the description box, press C more or whatever. Tom Likus tells a woman she's passed her expiration date.

Oh my God. We got it, we got it. This guy was, but he had a side to him. He did a Sunday show all about wine. Ben liked this guy. Well, wait, he did this Sunday show all about wine where he spoke in a soft voice. He would then talk about, I love a nice Merlot. I love a

cabaret. I like a pito. Sometimes I have a steak with it. But then you hear it juxtaposed with this. Let's play this clip of him. I value of what I am worth is not worth. So you are a prostitute. So you're a prostitute. Really? If you might not like it though. Taking a shower, thinking about me, uh, and then you do this guy sucks. Well, it's not good. Oh.

See, the thing is, I think you are the world's greatest BS or I have ever ever heard on Radio. Really? How so? Well, because you know, I've come to conclusion about you must hate really women period I don't like to give it by to men you know take them out on a date for forty dollars and get laid how much should we spend well my value of what I am worth is not worth so you're a prostitute

No, not at all. Well, you see your time is not worth no more than my time dear So there's a wifey with the woman, so why don't you do again? Your time is where the fact that your time is worth no more than my time Doesn't mean I want to be with a man. It means if I'm paying for your time You should equally be paying for mine. What does that mean? True. Yeah, what? Anyway, yeah, okay.

I get it. He's horrible. He was on from, I think, 3 p.m. until, like, 7 p.m. And... Four hours of that shit? It was... But it wasn't just that shit. I mean, some of the people that would call in would ask him, like, what do I do about that? It was just, what do I do about that? What do I do about that?

I don't even, I don't remember. It was like 10 years ago. Hey, I was just woman, I hate. What do I do with it? It was like Jerry Springer, the radio show, basically. Except for obviously Jerry Springer wasn't like this. Yeah, Jerry Springer. But if you-

Yeah, Jerry Springer somehow, like, took the moral high ground of like, he seemed to be, he seemed to be some kind of neutral party. Yeah, he's like these guys are crazy. Yeah, Tom like this was also very anti having children and You know get a prenup kind of thing. Oh, it's just surprise. He was like a men's rights guy before men's rights guys up pioneer if you will up high in here of the men's rights Movement, but I feel like men's rights guys were always Men's rights guys were just guys yeah up until Yo, look at the YouTube channel that this is on uncle red pill Look at this fucking guy.

Like it. Wait, wait, wait, wait. So so this explains a lot there the intro to his You still listen to this guy. He would he had this thing. Um, oh my god. It is worth listening to. Can you just Google Tom like his intro? Because he had this like uh, he said, this is the show that is not hosted by a right wing wacko or a convicted felon. No, I am your host.

What? I just, it takes me back to being a delivery boy, AJ teen, just driving around Los Angeles, smoked weed. Tom Likes is on. It was just such trash. It was like entertaining, just like, I had nowhere to go. Nothing to do I didn't have Twitter. I just see what Tom has to say. Let's see what who's talking about what there was a person who committed who Confessed to murder on that show and I listened and she ended up getting arrested. No fucking way. Yes

She confessed to having killed her husband and while she was they kept her on they kept cutting the commercial and cutting back and killed her husband. And while she was, they kept her on. They kept cutting the commercial and cutting back. And he was like, sweetheart, I got bad news for you. We've got the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department on the other, and it made headlines. No way. Yeah.

She liked just confessed to it. Why? Because, you know, sometimes people be murdering and confessing to it. Wow. Yeah. Anyway, then he used to brag about how much money he made. Like, I've got eight figures in my bank account. And I've got a house up in Mendocino County.

And he's just, he's just an enigma. Just two. Ah, anyway. Damn, this guy has so much money. I mean, so he said. And it is interesting. He could be using his friends receipt. He could be using his friends checking a camera's seat.

So everybody should follow. I'm like this. No, no, no, no, no. Subscribe to the YouTube channel. Please, Goddamnit, we're at 31 no. Subscribe to the YouTube channel. Please, God damn it. We're at 31,000 subs, just as a friendly reminder, we're gonna have a big smooch when we hit 50. So you gotta get that happening,

and there's still a long ways to go to get to that semi-new penis-only calendar. I heard a hundred episodes. Also, good time to remind everyone, you're gonna wanna sign up for TMGStudio.tv, either the Trillionaire mindset tier or the TMG Studios tier because- Why is that?

We got some fun stuff coming. We got some fun stuff. We got a special guest today. Yeah. Should we, should we, I mean, oops, sorry. Should we say who it is? Sure, yeah. We've got Glenn.

We're gonna have Glenn on in the bonus episode today, guys. So Glenn heads out there are probably freaking out losing their fucking minds. You think the Glenn heads are just going out? Oh, the Glenn heads are going bananas. They got their Glenn hats on, their shirts, their commemorative watches. They are ready.

And so are we. So you're going to sub to the newsletter as well. I don't know how you do that. I think you do it at TMG studio. TV as well. But oh, you sub to our highlights channel too. God damn, we just got a shale. We just had to get the business out of the way. This episode's just going to be things you have to do.

Yeah. We got it. We got check your mail. Yeah, you know postal workers. We really got a hand it to them We salute all the postal. I wonder if we have a single postal worker in the audience. No, those are Tom like his fans man I wonder if they're allowed to listen to the radio or like, why not? I don't know. Maybe they've got to keep their wits about them for whatever reason. I'm sure everyone is using AirPods. I'm surprised you don't see more

postal cars that have been retired that like young, they're all down in Florida. Hipsters use, they are? No, that's where people go to retire. That's true, that's bad joke. Yeah. You think hipsters are gonna buy postal? Yeah, why not?

I would drive one. You get to drive on the other side of the car. I don't think, no. No? Damn. That's like when people buy the old police cars. Oh yeah, why would you do that? It's probably cheap as hell.

Yeah, but those things have been just like work. Yeah, they've driven it. It's like 500,000 miles out of it. Fucking ground, yeah. Yeah, I've never seen one and been like, wow, that looks like it's a good dish. Good shape. Yeah. I'm sure they bought it for like 200 bucks.

There's probably no piss and shit and like bodily fluids that have been soaked into the backseat. But it is scary when one comes up behind you at night and you're like, oh shit. Oh yeah, and then you're like, what did I do? Oh. I have a cracked tail light, so I need to be careful. I should get that.

You cracked it yourself. No, that's my reverse light. Okay. I do also have a cracked just tail light. Anyway, let's get right down to it, huh? We got a lot of stuff to cover. We had Amazon this week finally did their Twenty-for-one split, the first split that they did since 1999. So now you can buy a share of Amazon for last I checked.

Oh, about $120 a share. That doesn't change anything about the company, doesn't change anything about how much they're worth. It just means that for every one share you owned last week, you now have 20. But as we talked about, it can often be very good for the stock. Yes, it can be because now it's cheaper. So now you can buy it instead of needing, instead of being able to buy one share for 2300. I wanted to buy some and I missed it. I can still do it. You didn't miss it.

I know, but I want to do it right when it happened. Oh, you wanted to get 20 shares. I wanted to be one and I missed it. I can still do it. You didn't miss it. I know, but I want to do it right when it happened. Oh, you wanted to get 20 shares. I wanted to be one of the, yeah. Well, it's gone down since it's split. Yeah, yeah, it has. All right, it's not getting out of this count. Yeah, you're getting it at 120 versus 124, whatever. Oh yeah.

Keep in mind, there's Google is about to split. There's was approved. It's going to be, or rather announced. I held back, I didn't burp. I know, you're getting good. I'm getting good. So for the couple people out there, I appreciate your feedback. I do take it seriously. Ben, Ben heard that it's like having their ears burped into. Yeah, and I can understand that. If you have any other feedback, please share it. I'm always looking to improve my gaming. That's a Ben thing. I'm okay. You're okay. Yeah. So it meals fine. Just let me know how I can be of better service and better entertaining for you

Google is gonna split. I think it's a 10 for one. I'm not sure it may be 8 for one Shopify just approved their split Which is kind of funny because it's the the stock has dropped from like 1700 at their peak down to I think like 380 is what they're trading at last I checked but their Split is going to go into effect. I believe at the end of June I think that is a 10 for one so that's gonna go from 380 to $38 a share and then Dexcom

I think is the only other stock I'm familiar with that is doing well like a major one that's doing a split because there's a handful They're doing like a two for one and one not, but they're who the fuck cares. Tess was talking about it, but Tess was talking about, yeah, maybe putting it on their ballot. Yeah, nothing official. I really like how you look right now, dude. You look, you're, you, I never say this, but you look aesthetically pleasing.

You got the legs kicked up. Your angular is, you look like a solid two thirds of a triangle right now. Thanks, man. Yeah, you're welcome, dude. So Dexcom is gonna be splitting. I have some shares in that and I fucked up because, like I said, a couple of weeks ago, that rumor that they were gonna acquire, insulate, made the stock drop, so fuckers. But yeah.

So you're excited about this Apple. We had the new iOS. Yeah, we had the WWDC, which is the developer conference. I'm the biggest time I'm excited about is marking messages as unread. Marking messages as unread? You know how on when you get an email, you can read it and then mark it as unread, so know how when you get an email you can read it and then mark it as unread so it stays in your inbox. Oh so you can like have the reminder. Yeah. Well I think on Android you've been able to do it forever. And now you can mark it as you can

read it and then mark it as unread. Interesting. Which is great. That's very cool. Yeah. It's when it's busy. I always read it. Same then I forget to answer and then you feel so well actually Now Apple's making it so you can't make that excuse. Well, I guess if you're not I mean you have to actively do it you have to actively market Yeah, yeah, I also think they're doing You're gonna be able to Edit for up to 15 minutes, which I don't like. I'm not excited about that. If you sent it, it's fine with type-os and stuff, but you shouldn't be able to text message. Just follow up with the text message.

I know, just be like, hey, I fucked up. Yeah. I meant to say this. Right. But sometimes you're having intense conversations on text message. Yeah, and I wonder what that kind of thing would do in a court of law where, you know, nowadays,

I would think that text messages can very much be used as evidence. But it's only 15 minutes. So you can't go back and... Sure, but like, what if... Hmm, yeah. What situation where? I don't know, someone like screenshots it

and uses that as evidence. They plan ahead of like, I'm gonna commit this crime and not implicate myself. And then I'm gonna screenshot it so that it's there But then I'm gonna edit it thereafter so that it's a very specific. Yeah, it's not like I'm planning anything Not planning like a bank robbery. I also think you're gonna be able to schedule texts which I love Ooh, that's pretty handy. So they're basically making a iMessage kind of a little bit more like E-Mid. Yeah, but this was all stuff you could do on Android. Wow.

Yeah, but who wants to own one of those? That's the thing. It had these features that I like, but I'm like, what am I, I'm gonna be some green text? Isn't it fucked up that that's, that's probably a, I wonder how much you can attribute

iPhone sales to the fact that people just don't want to be green text. Oh, dude, a ton. I know people who have switched because they were like, I was being left out of group chats. Yeah. It's, group chats have become, people don't think about it, but it's, it's like it's own social media platform. And I feel like I've become closer with people because of group chats. Like someone will start a group chat after a, uh, please don't forget that a green bubble is a person.

Dear iPhone, you're from Android Authority. All right, shut up. But, uh, but I've become closer with people, like after a trip, there's a group, or there's always a group chat when you go on a trip. Sure. And then you guys like send each other things, I've like, remember, blah, blah. I hope that, so on that note

I hope that there is the capability to ignore Notifications so like I've been in group chats where I'm like I don't want to be part of this conversation And I mute it, but I still get the you can leave Yeah, I know but then that just looks passive aggressive like all right you guys shut the fuck up. I'm out well I wish it was just like leave this so that I just don't even get the badge notification. Right.

Right. But I wonder, didn't they, isn't there some kind of thing where they're going to make it universal? They have to now incorporate Android users into iMessage or something like that? I think they are doing something, but I don't know exactly how it's going to work. Because that would be a game, I would probably start looking at androids because I know that they have superior cameras, right? I don't know. Like I got, okay, okay. So I got these new bed sheets, right? Okay. They're linen. They're great. They're this beautiful

hue of blue that's kind of similar to these chairs. And I tried taking a picture of it. And the picture, and this is like a fucking 12, I don't know what this is, it's one of the latest ones, this iPhone right here. I took the picture and on the on the screen, it looks like dog shit. It looks, I'm like, this doesn't look how it looks. What the fuck? Like that shouldn't be a brand new device. God damn it. You want to look exactly, you want to look exactly like yeah as it should It should just look like the thing that you're taking a picture of and I had to Google around I still couldn't find any definitive answers like well you gotta go in and tweak the settings to

Do it like I did that and it doesn't she I think that is the problem right? It's all it's it's different than a camera. It's using software. You ever take a picture and then it kind of like stutters for a second and then it comes in. Yes. It's weird to filling in the line. Joe Biden style, it's got a stutter.

Sure. Yeah. So, I like how in the note, it was a meal like at the iOS 16. You wrote that. Yeah, I know. I forgot. And you're gonna was a meal like at the iOS 16. You wrote that. Yeah, I know. I forgot. And you're going to be able to customize a lot of stuff. Customize what? Backgrounds? Yeah. Wow.

No, no, no, it's going to be cool. I mean, yeah, you can download. Your host green is not going to be as rigid. You don't really have any options right now. Yeah, you're going to get all these options for. There are third party apps that let you, so like there's one where, um, you can, you can make it all a lot more neutral, a more neutral color palette so that it's less addictive to look at, which I think is interesting.

You ever turn your whole phone black and white? Fuck no. What am I? I love Lucy. That helps a lot. Yeah, I've heard. You go on Instagram. You're like, what the fuck am I looking at? Yeah, that's actually. It helps a lot. Yeah, I've heard you go on you go on Instagram, you're like, what the fuck am I looking at?

Yeah, that's actually it helps a lot. Yeah. Did you hear that I just saw this that the European Union ruled that by 2024, Apple has to change their charging ports. So it's universal. So I think only in Europe, it's going to be USB C or whatever. It's like the same thing they did to Tesla. Oh, they made those charging ports. Yeah, they have to be able to... Ah. Yeah. Yeah, new EU rules and USB-C charging could force an iPhone redesign.

Which is good for Android users because I can't imagine everywhere you go. There's always someone with an iPhone charger. Oh, yeah. Well, it's... If I had an Android, I'd be like, I you go, there's always someone with an iPhone charger. Oh yeah, well it's, it's a, if I had a Android, I'd be like, I gotta carry this fucking big one. Yeah, don't let anybody see that Android in your pocket. I mean, it's fine.

Yeah. Samsung, it's interesting, because they just seem to turn out a new phone every couple months. Glu-Nu, Galaxy 50s, 29, iPhone's doing one every year. Yeah, Jesus Christ. I'm so tired of this shit.

Tired? Because this should last me, this should last for five years. It thought I wait like five years to get me out. Yeah, but by the time it's not the same as when it's brand spanking new. It slows down. They, it's that planned obsolescence. Oh down. It's that planned obcelescence.

Oh yeah, yeah. And it pisses me off. As a consumer, I should be protected. But you know who's got a bunch of shares in Apple? Nancy Pelosi. No, I'm thinking Al Gore. Al Gore has, you know how much money he's got in Apple stock?

Like hundreds of millions of dollars. I'm like, oh, is the creator of the internet? Yeah, well, they gotta give him something, that's true. They just like awarded him, I think a few... Gore owns over a $1986, yeah, $68 million, he owns. And over the last 15 years, he sold Apple stock worth over 58.9 million. Oh, he works as an independent director at Apple. Yeah, it makes 360K a year.

But like, why was, I remember, yeah, like 10 years ago, they awarded him stock options at the time, priced it like $2 a share or something. And it's like why does Al Gore get so much money from Apple? What the fuck is he doing for them? You think there's something in the farthest going on? I don't know, it just seems weird. We've got some headlines. For those of you with student loans like you, hey, come

on, man. You got some, well, you got some good news, maybe coming your way. I don't think it's going to be good news. Well, so here's what's what's the headline you're talking about that they're going to buy late summer? They're going to make a decision. Yeah, I don't think it's going to be good news. I think they'll probably, if they do anything, they'll probably settle on the 10K, which I think it's the most, you know, democratic party thing to do ever, because it's not, it'll probably cancel some people's

full loans out. There'll be some people who have 10K or under and then anyone with a real substantial amount, it won't do anything because much of those people are on some kind of income-based repayment plan and they will, the interest will just accrue and wipe out that $10,000 anyway. And anyone on one of those plans

is not gonna pay back the full amount of their loan anyway because they, basically what happens when And anyone on one of those plans is not gonna pay back the full amount of their loan anyway because they basically what happens when you get on one of those plans, they say after, you know, see they're like, whatever period it is, 120 months, 240 months, your loans forgiven. So I would hope that they- It's not gonna make a difference.

And then what they'll set, they'll run on it, they'll say, we were the ones who canceled Stusion Dead. And everyone's like, what the fuck now you didn't? And then Republicans are gonna say, they canceled Stusion Dead, they're giving handouts to everybody. Yeah. So it's just like the most absolute loser shit.

I wish that they would, and maybe they are already considering this, but it would be nice if the government acted as a low-cost lender and consolidated all of this debt so like if people are paying 15, 20% or whatever exorbitant interest rates they're paying. It's not that high, but it's still high. Like it's high to the point where people are just

saying above water by just paying off their- And paying mostly interest. Yeah. So like I would maybe one tactic is the government buys out all of that debt, and then you owe the government instead. Yeah, all fed it. Under Obama, they bought all the,

I didn't know that. So now, that's why when people talk about how easy it is. Yeah. It's already done. The government owns the debt. Oh, so they just stopped collecting. Yeah. And they've forgiven debt of of countries before. And which they have already stopped collecting.

Yeah. When the pandemic hit, they stopped collecting. I see. And so when everyone's gone, well, if you cancel this debt now, it's going to fuck up inflation even more. And it's like, bud, no one's been paying for two years. Yeah. What about, okay, so here's my other idea. I didn't know that.

That's very interesting. I literally, I literally set it on this show, folks. So, well, not that, I didn't know that they had already bought it up. Or maybe while you were doing that, I was just like, you were just like, I want to. What Tom Likus is I do? like, you're just like, I want to tell my like is as I do. Tom like it. No, but yeah. So they, because they were able to do all these new plans like income based, that kind

of stuff didn't exist. So now the federal government owns it all. So now what about the, are they considering the following? For the people out there. I don't work for the Biden administration. No, I don't try. You're much more well versed in this than I am. For the people out there,

because I've heard anecdotally so many stories of people who say they own, they owe $30,000 in student loans. That's what they originally took out. $30,000 in student loans. And over the past 10 years, they've already paid 20,000 in repayments, but due to the high interest rates, their balance still sits at 30,000. Is there a plan? Is part of it going to be like,

okay, come on. They've already paid off due to the high interest rates, they're gonna adjust, are they gonna adjust any kind of balances for that? So here's the best part. I don't even think they have, I don't think they'd even be able to do it because private companies.

No, people have tried to get the numbers on how much interest has been paid and compare it to the principal, and they haven't even kept track of that. So they don't even know how much has been contributed to interest and how much to principal. It's a fucking disaster. Cool.

It does remind me of, I saw a great, you know, the famous picture of the trolley problem, the cartoon with the guy like scratching his head He's got the hand on the lever. But yeah, well, yeah, but there's one edit that someone did to the trolley problem that As it relates to student loans and the people who are against it The trolley is just on one track and it's just littered with bodies in front of it and behind it. So it has already run over. Just a ton of bloody dead bodies.

And the guy about to pull the lever goes, but what about all the people that trolley has already run over? Oh, that's... Yeah, would it be fair to the people that trolley has already killed to divert it now? Wait, that's a, like, it's so great. But people are truly doing that. Yeah.

They, they, they, they, they, they, they, they, they, it was just fair. Well, no, there's just a Wall Street Journal, uh, opinion article. Yeah. Literally titled, it's like, I might have put it. It would be fair. Well, guess what, huh?

Oh, yeah, this one. Guess what, sweetie? Life isn't fair. Student loan forgiveness makes my grandson a chump. What? He's 18 and working two jobs to help pay for college. He could have taken out loans at taxpayer expense. Uh huh.

He's saying it would be unfair to my grandson and he goes, he goes, he goes, he goes, he goes to work. He goes through and he talks about how his, his, his, I think daughter and her husband have saved up a bunch to help her grandson. I mean, you could apply that to like so many different things. Oh, you could do it with anything. Imagine what we created a cure for cancer and people were like,

but would it be fair to all the people who died? I mean, it's a little. Sure. Oh, speaking of, oh, wait, oh, here we go. We got an answer of the Al Gore thing. Thank you, Luke. The options that Gore used were obtained from his service as an Apple director. He has served on the company's board since 2003, four years before the first iPhone launched.

Gore's options were exercisable as of February 2010, and were set to expire this February 25th. I see. So he was, man, I bet he stoked that he didn't win the presidency because then he was able to become a director for Apple in 2000 fucking three. Do you think he threw it on purpose? Oh hell no, he wanted to be president so bad.

No way. He, no, he just like didn't fight at all. He was just like, maybe he was advised not to or maybe, yeah, by Apple, they were like, I have a sweet deal for you. Again, like job for you, Babu. Did you, so, I did, did you hear about the taser drone? No. Dude. Okay. So you know Axon. Axon is the... Axon? Ax off? Yeah.

Yeah. Axon is the company that makes tasers. It used to be called taser. In the... Is taser, stand for something? I don't think so. Oh no, you know what? Did you know laser stands for something?

It's an acronym? No, I didn't. Maybe I did light. Nice. Light and I got nothing. Yeah. I don't know what a stands for. Okay, laser, light amplitude. Hey, we got laser here, light amplification by stimulated emission of radiation. That's pretty tight. Yeah. All right, sorry. Go ahead. So anyway, taser used to be the company and their ticker symbol was TASR, which is cute. And I think they got bought out or changed the name to Axon, who cares.

But either way, they were working on a Taser drone. Oh, of course. That's the image of the Taser drone. So they were working on this tazer drone. It's specifically to combat mass shootings. So that you could deploy a tazer drone that could, that could neutralize a subject from 40 feet away. Is this, this is the most American thing possible?

How is it going to help? Because they're going to deploy a fucking taser draw, I don't know Like, but for example What if you're inside? Right, what the evolved be shooting But so it's wild, they had an ethics Within the company, they had an ethics board Eight of the 12 members of the ethics board resigned

Because of this project They were just like, you know what? This is so fucked We're done. That's surprising which is cool too like Kudos to those people. I would love to get one of them on to talk about it But yeah, they said Sunday if you work for if you worked for taser. Yeah, you work for axon Yeah, it's so crazy That's like the only thing we know how to do is just you work for axon. It's so crazy. That's like the only thing we know how to do is just, if there's a problem, it's just like,

find the dumbest way to solve it. No, just like more like weapons. Yeah, militarize everything. Yeah. We don't need to, we don't need to take guns away. We need fucking drones. What if it was hammers? Like what if a, you know, there was a problem with children getting hammers and like beating the shit out of each other with hammers?

Well, we need bigger hammers. Yeah, but you know, right, but they're hammering. When that kind of stuff happens, they, they act really quickly. Yeah. It's like, remember like two kids died because of lawn darts and they were just like, all right, no, I guess they played lawn darts anymore. I didn't, I didn't know that. How fucking old are you, lawn darts and they were just like, all right, no, I get to play lawn darts anymore. I didn't, I didn't know that. How fucking old are you lawn darts? Hey, everybody, this guy is like 90 years old. Lawn darts. Fucking, where they huge, how big were they? Look up a lawn dart.

Well, boy, those kids, do you remember stomp rockets? Did you ever play with us? Those kids look so old. Did you find one from? Yeah. The kid is literally wearing like bell bottom. You ever try on like an old polyester shirt at Goodwill? And you just, it's so uncomfortable and it doesn't breathe.

And you just think, this is how people fucking existed back then. Just hot and uncomfortable all the time. They had cotton. You're right. Did it. Did you ever play with a stomp rocket though? Of course.

Man, that shit was fun. But one died. What a simple effective quality toy. Jump on a big air bladder and it launches the rocket. Rocket go way high. Javilan darts. Okay, I did not know they were from the 70s. And, but the point stands.

Point does stand. An exciting outdoor game of skill for the whole family. Yeah, that's right, even mom can play. Oh boy, so we got a big, so by the time that this airs tomorrow, which will be today for you, but yesterday for us in the future, the inflation data for May is going to be today tomorrow for us. Stop. And the peak inflates. You held yourself, whatever, I'm gonna go, go, go, go. The peak inflation narrative is what is in a very tenuous place.

So I'm gonna be reading a couple of points here because there's so much here. So the hard thing is that while unemployment is low for now, a lot of the jobs that were created to satisfy the demand surge that we had in 2020 and 2021, a lot of that employment might get walked back. For example, and I did not know this, this is fascinating. Amazon had 950,000 people working for the company in June 2021. And as of March of this year, it has 1.6 million employees. That is such a fucking staggering increase.

And with the headlines that we shared just a couple weeks ago about their warehouse space, they, you know, overstepped and like overbuilt. And now they've got to try to sublet or like just cancel some plans. It begs the, it follows that they're probably gonna have to lace in people off, you know? And then you had target this week, also warned, they had to like revise that they're probably gonna lower guidance for profits on Tuesday. They said, Microsoft said that they're slowing hiring,

but I also read that Microsoft's slowing hiring had to do with something specifically. I can't remember. Did you see? Yeah, who cares? Did you see Bird? Bird, the scooter company. They're laying off 23% of their workforce. Damn. Huh, that's tragic.

I hate to hear that. It's wild that that is a stock now and it trades at like 60 cents or something. Well, it was a SPAC. Oh, that's right. Special purpose acquisition company. It's just about every SPAC has just been under dogs shit, dude. I think I put the chart in there somewhere.

It absolutely fucking tanked. Oh yeah, it's down like 92% from its inception or whatever. It was valued so high. Yeah. Yeah. It sucks. What a market we had. So anyway, we now have the market in this weird position where it would actually kind

of be good to have news about like negative non-farm payroll jobs, like jobs prints. If you have a negative headline around that, and consecutive lower inflation to show, it would show that the market itself is correcting, and you wouldn't exclusively need to be relying on the Fed to raise rates to bring everything down, because it would show that everything is starting to slow down.

It's really fucking weird. But we mentioned him before, all right, everything is kind of like starting to slow down. Um, it's really fucking weird. But the, the, we mentioned him before, um, Morgan Stanley, this guy, Mike Wilson, uh, he had this great summation of what's going on right now. And it's pertinent to what could happen for the next couple of months, his prediction. This isn't a direct quote from him yet. But the overarching question is whether the 20% drawdown on the S&P was enough to account for the risks, the risk to earnings from margin headwinds from supply chain and inflation affecting margins

and a decelerating economy. So if the answer is yes, if that drawdown that we just had is enough to account for that, then you could argue that stocks have priced it in. They've priced in the inflation shock, right? So that means that, hey, the bottom's kind of in temporarily. So it would seem if that was the case. The rate shock and the recession shock

all being priced into leaving equities, stocks, free to look even further into the future for to price better growth outcomes down the road. So that basically means, all right, maybe it's the case that the market since we've already had this big 20% drawdown, has that been sufficient enough to price all of these potential headwinds in. So he says in the absence of further revisions in the near term, meaning companies like stepping up and saying, hey, we actually got to revise like Target just did. So your company voice?

And guys, we got to revise then on the CFO of Target. Can everybody be quiet, please? I'm on the line now. Okay, thank you so much for joining this call. So he says, in the absence of further revisions like that in the near term, the view that I just mentioned can hold up. But if earnings revisions, only if earnings revisions don't reaccelerate, they think that the price remains wrong. This is why we still think it will be difficult for the market to make much upward progress this summer slash fall from current

levels. And he goes on to say corporations aren't exactly keen on delivering bad news to shareholders. And the market is even less keen on cutting forecasts. So it could be a while before all of this manifests in across the board revisions. That's one reason why Mike Wilson is open-minded when it comes to the notion that stocks might prove a semblance of resilience in the very near term. Does that make sense? Yeah. Companies don't, nobody likes to step up and be like, hey, things are probably not going

to be very good this next quarter, because, you know, why would they? Do they have a duty to, but most of the time they're gonna wait until earnings to reveal it then. So between now and then, the next earning season, yeah, stocks might start to look enticing, but it might not all be priced in yet. So just a word of caution. Really good, Ben. Holy shit.

I let out a big one and I didn't. You gotta go back to the GI doctor. Yeah. Okay, so- Did you ask him about the burps? Uh, yeah. What do you say? You're just a gassy boy?

Nothing. So, I'll probably have to go back to another one and just- He said nothing? Well, I just said I'm gassy, but I think it's because I inhale a lot of air when I eat and drink it. What do you say? He just was like, whatever, show me your butt. I got to stick my finger in there. You're the last one of the day.

Let's get this over with. Shut up, dipshit. I don't know. Yeah, I don't know. But wait, so, so hang on. So, so he goes, so this goes on to say that once earning season rolls around in the next couple months, stocks could roll over with those revisions that they might not necessarily be disclosing right

now. Mike Wilson goes on to say, and I quote, in the absence of a recession or a shock like the COVID lockdowns, negative earnings revisions typically take longer than they should. And this time is likely to be no different. The bear market rally that began a few weeks ago can continue for a few more weeks until the Fed makes it crystal clear they remain hawkish and earnings revisions fall well into negative territory. So we're saying again that companies aren't necessarily going to be as forthcoming about

revisions to the downside to their earnings estimates. So it might be for the active of trader, active investor, it might be smarter to wait and see and go from there. And then he says, yeah, at that point, the one-two punch of the Fed and a less sanguine profit outlook for corporate America should ultimately take the S&P 500 toward 3,400.

You know what sang with that? By mid to late August. Yeah, like, um, Rosie. Rosie, yeah, yeah. Optimistic in the face of, uh, Domestic. Oh my God, I blacked out for a second there. That was a mouthful.

Hush, actually. I thought I, oops, I just licked the mic. I'm licking it again. What are you doing? I'm just licking, oh, I'm just, I'm over here licking. I be on dog mode.. I be on dog mode. You do be on dog mode.

This is one of the weirdest experiences I've ever had though with the, dog market. It's one of the first times I've, I'm trying to think back. Maybe it was just because I was younger, but I don't think I've ever quite just sat here and waited for something that everyone kind of has

accepted is coming. And we're all just watching in slow motion. Is it? You mean like a recession? Well, it's weird like Cardi B. Yeah. Did you see her tweet? Are we in a?

Are we in a recession yet? Or like, have they announced that we're in a recession? Yeah. Yeah. And it's a weird thing. Yeah, I agree with you. It's because nowadays it feels like every significant news event. It's like there's just one big, it's like one of those things that you put against your

face and you click the spin wheel. I'm old. You can only look at one at a time and it's like that's how we are as a society. We can only view like one event at a time and it's just whatever is at the forefront of the topic of conversation today on Twitter. And Johnny Depp or what do you mean? That's just how things happen. There's only one.

It just feels bigger. I'm joking. It just feels bigger. We've done this joke. Oh yeah. COVID was ended by Ukraine. Oh right. Ukraine is no longer a thing because of the recession.

I don't know that we're, well, because you gotta remember that. And we thought Johnny Depp and Amber heard could end the recession, but it turns out they weren't that powerful. The thing about a recession is it's just two consecutive quarters of negative growth. And it is possible to have that without also having high unemployment. Yes. You also had this week, there was a kind of a big lift in China stocks because Beijing is relaxing

their COVID restrictions. And then they also, there was this probe against DD, which is like their Uber over there. I think a ride sharing app. They ended the probe and they lifted the ban on new users. And then I think DD is also going to be relisted on the Hong Kong exchange. So just be mindful of that if you are considering buying shares and that because I don't think you think it's going to be US listed for much longer. You want to talk about the fine sign thing? Fine thing. Do you want to talk about the drug thing first? I found this really interesting and sad.

Just this quality. Sure. But I mean, I kind of, they were talking about how horrible it was throughout the pandemic, the skyrocketing drug drug and alcohol use and overdoses and everything. Yeah. So it wasn't a big surprise, but it just was interesting because this researcher, it was from researchers of the U pen Department of Economics and the Federal Reserve Bank

of Atlanta Research Department. They estimated that the number of additional substance abusers during the pandemic presented in this report suggests that increased substance abuse accounts for between 9 and 26% of the decline in prime age labor force participation between February, 2020 and June, 2021. So more people were abusing drugs in that kind of accounts for a good chunk of the what they estimate is a accounts for a good chunk of the decline in labor force participation. Not so good. Yeah, let's do fine. All right, the cut, which was a part New York magazine, does this long profile of Diane Feinstein, and it's called the institutionalist. Diane, and here she is.

She looks like, look, we're not gonna make fun of her for being old. No. Honestly, the most interesting thing I found was that it's, she goes through her whole career, and it's really kind of an indictment of the people who have fought for incrementalism and been like, if you just keep voting blue, we'll just keep inching away. And there are some of these, like, okay. So she said

fine signs now both definition of the american political establish and the personification of the inroads would have made over the past fifty years her career launched in a moment of optimism about what women leaders could do for this country offers a study in what the democratic party has not been able to do as fine steam consolidated her power at the top of the senate the parties losses steadily mounted is lost control of the Supreme Court. It is likely about to lose control of Congress.

Children are being gunned down by the assault weapons Feinstein has fought to ban, while the Senate, a legislative body she reveres, can only stand by idly, ultimately complicit. States around the nation are banning books about racism as black people are being shot and killed in supermarkets. Having gutted the Voting Rights Act, conservatives are leveraging every form of voter suppression they can, while the Senate cannot pass a bill to protect the franchise. The expected overturning of Roe v Wade this summer

will mark a profound step backward, a signal that other rights won during fine-stained adulthood, including marriage equality and full access to contraception, are just as vulnerable. Not so fine for that Stein, if you ask me. Diane, bad Stein. She's too old. You wouldn't trust this. But look, that is. That is. Drive a car.

But even regardless of that, I think it's much more an indictment of these people, the political, you know, the democratic establishment and what they've been able to accomplish, which is kind of nothing. She's been been you know I think six terms as a senator about who how long is the senator six years yep hot it's just enrich herself as she I'm assuming she's at least her net worth is probably above 10 million dollars probably I don't know her net worth but I'm sure she's done well for herself She's like retiring on to a Lake Tahoe state yeah, old is she? 86 89 89 and it's still serving or oh she's gonna turn 89 this month. Oh I wonder if we'll

get invited June 22nd. I'm free I'm free Diane. She's 510. Damn she'd be tall. Well not anymore she's probably shrunk. All right. All right. That's enough. Oh, God. Stop. Yeah. Stop. Glenn. Just quit. Jesus Christ. Just stop. Oh, Glenn. Hey, Glenn. Stop. What? You guys are going to have to do this whole episode over. Why are we? Oh, no. Are we not in compliance? Did I fuck up? No, it's just awful

Really it's just a bad episode. Oh, man. It's so boring Man here. I thought we were having a good old time Oh, man. This this this is the worst this is the worst one you think By far. Oh, shit Well, that's so good. You've been watching the whole time. I have just absolutely board to tears. I Had a nod myself a week a week ago Man, it was those and all so shit. This is this is gonna be very exciting for a lot of our viewers We have I don't know if you know this but they call themselves the Glenn heads. Yeah, that we they're quite the fans

Even though they have no idea what you look like, what you sound like as far as it is, it's just a high-glenn, but baby, they love it. They're part of the lore and now look at you. They got you in all your glory. Thank you for having me. Yeah. Do you have anything right off the bat you would like to say to the Glenn heads? No, but just I appreciate their support.

Letting them know that compliance is important. Yes it is. Keeping you guys in line is important to you. Yes. Compliance, much like consent is important. Right. Absolutely. Should we ask the question one of our, so we did a mail bag episode that's going to come

out next week and a couple of the questions were regarding Glen and, oh shit. And I figured, we almost talked about it, but then I said, we might as well save it, we're gonna have the man himself on. And so people were wondering, do you have the question right?

Before you ask me this question, Emil, you're not gonna flip me off again. No, no, no, I would never. Yeah. I don't think I ever did that. Yes, you did. Yeah, you flipped not gonna flip me off again. No, no, no, I would never. Yeah. I don't think I ever did that. Yeah, you flipped me off in a previous episode. No way. I said like, oh, what?

By the way, Glenn, you, we gotta say hi to Glenn and give this disclaimer and I think you will like that. Maybe I was flipping off the idea of compliance in general. Oh, yeah. I'm a bit of an anti-authoritarian, if you want to make me. Well, compliance isn't anti-authoritarian, is it, Glenn? Well, it depends on what you're doing. Yeah, yeah.

I like when we're free wheel and no rules, and that's my own problem. I'm the bad boy of the show, Glenn. He is the bad boy. But compliance is necessary, right? Like, can you, before we ask the questions, tell us why, in my case, why it's important? Well, as people have probably gathered from the show,

Ben does trade and he does, he is a registered representative with a registered broker dealer, which is who I work for, a T3 trading group. Ben has to follow certain rules as a registered rep in order for him to do stuff like this for the show. And that's why I get the privilege of watching the show every week and signing off on what

you guys say before it hits the airwaves, so to speak. That's right. So for example, technically Ben is not allowed to give specific investment advice. He can't tell you to go out and buy a certain stock at a certain price, but he can comment that and how he feels about certain things. And sometimes there's a fine line there. And that's what I'm here to make sure that Ben who goes over lots of lines. Oh, yeah. This one. Right. So Ben. So that's a good Ben was wondering. As from a compliance standpoint, we're allowed to talk about sending mail to the White House. Sure. But it's more., but that's a whole thing.

But some of the, we remember the compliance standpoint really has to do with securities and stocks. Sure. Yeah. It's a potential talk. It's to protect the firm as well as me as an individual from, uh, from any kind of liability, right? That is 100% correct. So I don't get people going like, you told me to buy Dogecoin at the't get people going like you told me to buy those coin at the top. More on told me to buy into a bird when they spec. Yeah, when they spec. All eventually happened, Ben, is if you do that sort of thing, as people will just do the opposite and either make money or lose them.

There you go, actually, yeah, right. It's like the Jim Kramer inverse. ETF or the Kathy Kathy would inverse. E.T. Yeah, yeah, yeah. It's like the Jim Kramer inverse ETF or the Kathy Kathy would Inverse E. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. The inverse You guys can ask me anything. I'll do my best to answer. So what let's say I have $10,000 in savings And I want to turn it into a million dollars Glenn. What stock should I buy today To make that that's what I'll tell you. I'll tell you, you know, sometimes I speak to high school kids who are in these clubs and all and tell them about the markets and what I do. And I'll give you the best investment

advice I could give to anybody and you could say this on the air any time you want. It's not about those specific stocks, Ben. If you follow this advice, you'll make money every time. Interesting. All you have to do is buy low and sell high. There you go. It's as simple as that, folks. I see.

See, I do that every time. You got no problem. Or you can do the opposite and sell high and buy low if you're a Bencon special. Yeah, shorting inclined. Wait, wait. So before, so we are close to wrapping up this episode,

but we wanted to tell everybody that if you wanna get a little bit more of the Glenn experience, you can, if you don't already subscribed to TMGStudios.tv, we're gonna have a little bit more of him on the after-arts. Should we save the questions for then then?

For the after- Yeah, I just heard a yes from behind the curtain. Okay, do you do everything you're told to do, Ben? Yeah, I do everything I'm told to do. All right, fine, we'll save the question. By the way, so Glenn, in the history, I'd like a little report card, please. In the history of the show,

I haven't had to revise just about anything, have I? I only can think of one small incident way back in the beginning when we were first kind of feeling each other out. Yeah. But then that no, you guys have been very compliant and the very and the fun. You didn't know, you didn't know what meal flipped me off. Yeah.

Notty boy. I was I think that's why you didn't have me in studio. It might have gotten. Yeah. Oh, Jesus. Glad. No, no, no. Your pheromones wouldn't match. You'd be like a couple dogs. Just. Yeah, oh Jesus glad no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no I wasn't permitted to swear. Oh, yes. Yeah. So I loved when they took the governor off

and you just got to go full bin. Yeah, that was fun, wasn't it, Glenn? Yeah, well, again, that all comes down to the fact that you're not really advertising anything that would have to do with financial industry. Exactly. In that case, you would be subject to kind of a more wholesome image.

Yeah, and baby, this ain't wholesome. I've been naked on this show. I've shown, that's about it. Yeah, I've shown, well. Yeah, and baby, this ain't wholesome. I've been naked on the show. I've shown, that's about it. Yeah, I've shown, well, yeah, the feet. Well, that was on eight balls. Wait, did you have to watch the eight ball special to make sure it was compliant? I did.

Oh my god. Yeah, that was the one that I was the most. Like, Glenn, I hope you don't lose respect for me. And he's like, there's no more respect I could possibly lose. It's all gone. Wait, sir. Do you have similar people like Ben who you are? Who you're we have we have similar people, but I don't want to say this is a negative thing, but it's a different

type of thing. It's much more financial and trading focused, right? Rather than, you know, the finance with some of your guys humor and things like that, who work at another entity of T3 called T3 Live. So yes, I do review all their content, their advertising, and their videos and things like that as well. But you're not seeing quite the feet stuff and the... No, that's a little bit more... I use the card wholesome. But if I be allowed to say without sounding like a suck up, No, that's a little bit more. Uh, that's, that's you use the word wholesome. He, that's you need to bend.

If I be allowed to say without sounding like a suck up, I really do enjoy the podcast very much. Wow. Thank you. Good. That's such a sweet man. He sent me, uh, he sent me soup when I had food poisoning a couple of, wow. Yeah. All the way from, you're in New York.

Yes. Well, I actually just, uh, door dashed it from canter's deli in a, yeah, it was very sweet. Oh, it's from canters. Yeah, canters. Slender, are you also a Jewish man? I am a Jewish man. Nice. And you, uh, he's also a lover of sports, as you can see from the background here.

Yes, I am a seasoned ticket holder to the New York Giants. And I was a 25 year seasoned ticket holder to the New York Rangers. Very cool. Wait, are you going to, uh, I'm not a big sports guy, but other Rangers going to the, uh Rangers. Very cool. Wait, are you going to, I'm not a big sports guy, but are the Rangers going to the Stanley Cup? Rangers play game five of the semifinals tonight at the guard. Oh, are you going? Unfortunately, no.

Why not? Just one of the reasons why I don't have my Ranger tickets anymore is they kind of priced me out. Oh, that sucks. I gave you an example. My game,, 7 1994 Stanley Cup victory ticket, which I was in the building for was $32. Damn. Right.

Thanks a lot. Uh, Joe, we're going to get the Glen heads to, uh, they're going to write a lot of angry letters to, uh, the New York Rangers. And we're going to get you some season tickets. Then you've got my, my son, my son has gone to South of the gate. Oh yeah, yeah, we did. Well, sort of on the phone, yeah, we met. It's a very big hockey team.

Yeah, so I'm being told we got to wrap up here. So Glenn, if you'll stick around, we'll end this call, but then we'll pick it up in the after hours. And we've got some real questions for you after hours. So great, I'd love to do it. So we'll see all of our We'll see all of our subscribers there All right folks that that about does it for for this week's episode Be sure to tune in next week for the mailbag wherein we answer your questions

It gets pretty emotional gotta say we could get some heavy stuff. Oh, yeah, yeah, but in a good way anyway so long everyone This week on after hours was that was that you Glenn? Bingo big go truly was his name out. It's like he's got an invisible bagel in his hand. Is it hot near? Is it abba? Don't say jacking off say cranking your hot Sign up on TMG Studios dot TV to watch the full bonus episode off. Say cranking your hot.