Death Of The Wage Earners

[00:00:00]All right. Good afternoon everybody.

[00:00:02]Uneducated economy here. Stay there. All right. Today we're going to be talking about how it is that the average everyday wage earner is now trapped in this economy. There is really is no escape from this. And to understand the current situation is to really understand how it is that the Federal Reserve is in desperate need of inflation and inflation expectation and how this punishes the wage earner. Now most wage earners are going to recognize how it is that they are being punished by the inflation and it doesn't really take much convincing of the people that it's taking place. They can just look out there at the gas bill, food bill, all the cost of life is now going up and it's really not a they're not able to keep up pace to then achieve what it is that would be considered standard of living or at least an elevated standard of living or a decent standard of living. And the reason why this has really taken place is you know a lot of times people will blame it on politics or corporate greed or anything else but really it comes down to understanding the canion effect. Now once you understand how the canon effect takes place then it really starts to make a lot more sense on why it is that we are facing the consequences that we are.

[00:01:11]Again, it's easy to point the finger and blame, but then it's a little bit more difficult to then internalize the situation for ourselves to figure out what it is that we need to do in order to be successful at our job, our life, our whatever, you know, any kind of outcome we're looking for. So, [clears throat and cough] to understand like what it is that's taking place right now is to know that we are now now in a situation within the economy that we are not the producer saver. And that right there is the critical point to then understand about why it is that an average wage is not keeping up. Is because if we were producer savers, we would have a strong economy. But we're not producer savers.

[00:01:52]We're better consumers. And so now understanding the difference within the economy will then give you a much clearer, better understanding of how it is that we are supposed to deal with the situation that we now face. Because I know I'm a wage earner. I show up every day for work and work an hourly job and then see how difficult it is to use that job in order to make the payments on the house, on the electricity, on the insurance, and everything else. It piles up. It's just ungodly. It just keeps going and going. And so now when I think about how it is that the raises come in, the place that I work is really good about it. They do a very good job of keeping up on, you know, consistently trying to keep up with the with the cost of living. Now, that's a very difficult thing to do because as the time goes on and the inequality takes place, it gets to the point where it's almost impossible to then pay a wage that is going to keep up because of the competitive nature of the situation you now face. Because if you were a producer saver, it wouldn't have been a big deal.

[00:02:57]The production and savings of the economy would then make it easy to have that standard of living. But as we start moving into dter consumption, we really start to see the pain that starts to take place from this. As the people who are closest to the new money are going to be seek the benefits of it, which means that they get to spend it at face value by the time it trickles down to the wage earners. They are now suffering the consequences as they are now earning devalued dollars in a more expensive economy and they fall further and further and further down the line. So the position of the asset holders does much better in an inflationary environment but the wage earner falls down even further down the line. So now as the economy evolves into the next you know evolution next era the next you know system we have to then think where is it that the economy is going to get stimulated.

[00:03:53]There was a time it was stimulated within the wage earner, right? If they got a wage, if they got a better job, you know, whatever, if unemployment fell, these were the things that would then stimulate the economy because those people will go out there, get that money, and then go and spend that money into the economy. But now, you just have to go and Google it for yourself. The bottom 80% of wage earners of household incomes, they hardly do any consumption at all. the top 20% do the majority consumption. And so now when we think about it, how is it that they're doing the consumption when it comes to the wage or comparatively to the wage earners? Their consumption is off the charts and they consume even more every month, every year, it seems to increase more and more while the wage earner seems to be further and further down the line. Again, this is signs of the inequality that has taken place. Since there is no reversal of it, it's essentially to the point now that the weight jourer is trapped, they can't get out of this. Now, there is a position that you can take as an individual. But to look out there and say, okay, what can the hourly everyday average wage earner going to do within this economy?

[00:05:06]And I say to myself, there is literally no position that is going to benefit them if that's the only position they have.

[00:05:14]I don't care how much money they make.

[00:05:16]And that's what's scary about it. It doesn't really matter how much money they make.

[00:05:21]They you make as much money as like, you know, an insane amount of hourly wages right now. And that might be good for the moment. And you might be saying, "No, I got a good job. I got this good wage. I got this other stuff going on.

[00:05:32]I'm okay." As time goes on, you're going to find that that even that wage won't be able to maintain that standard of living. It'll fall further and further and further down the line.

[00:05:42]only the asset holders will be in a position that it will continuously increase. And now we know this to be the case because if it does anything else than that, it's a complete collapse of the entire system. So now when you think about the people at the end of the line, they're going to suffer no matter what.

[00:05:59]They're going to suffer with like the rise of inequality, right? And or they will suffer with a complete collapse of the entire system.

[00:06:08]So, at this point, they're trapped.

[00:06:11]There is no getting out of it. There's nothing that the Fed could do. There's nothing that the administrations can do.

[00:06:17]There's literally nothing that anybody could do out there in order to create a situation that is going to save the average everyday wage earner. It will not happen.

[00:06:27]And now, this is probably the scariest thing for most people out there as they have their job, but they can't think of anything else in their life to do. They don't know. They never learned. They haven't figured it out. They don't know that they have to build something up.

[00:06:40]And so now, considering that most people will show up for 8 hours, but they will probably not put in much effort beyond that, you're going to find that those wage earners are going to continue to throw further and further down the line.

[00:06:53]The people who recognize what it is that's happening right now may not even like it, right? This is like, I don't like what's happening here. I don't like what they are doing. I don't like that.

[00:07:02]I know all the stuff that they don't like. Okay, great. We pointed the finger at the things that we don't like.

[00:07:08]Now, what are we going to do? We're going to cut back on our expenses and then acquire assets. Because if we don't do that, we can expect to fall into the abyss.

[00:07:18]All right? I don't mean to come as a doomsday scenario trying to scare the hell out of everybody, but once you see how it is that it's taking place and what it is that you need to do in order to hopefully position yourself to deal with the fact that it's occurring. It actually starts to become somewhat of a relief. It's actually somewhat calming in a way to think about what it is that most people are experiencing as they are scared. They're scared because they don't see it. They don't understand it.

[00:07:51]They don't know what's happening. And they feel the pain. And they're thinking, "Why is this pain occurring?

[00:07:56]What is it that's going to happen in order to alleviate the pain?" And I'm thinking to myself, there ain't nothing out there that's going to happen that's going to alleviate that pain. It's your position that will do it.

[00:08:09]Your position can do it. But there's nothing out there because there's no way that it can be anything else but painful experience for the people at the end of the line. Any other direction and the system falls apart.

[00:08:27]So consider that to be the new monetary policy is to make sure that aggregate demand the spending that takes place will take place and knowing that the wage earner doesn't do it. If you have a wage increase of 5% a year and you have inflation running 4.4% you just got a 6% increase in your wages.

[00:08:56]You're trapped.

[00:08:59]You don't get raises. That's why you fall into the abyss.

[00:09:04]The illusion of your rays didn't give you any raises.

[00:09:10]And now, as we find more and more evidence of this starting to occur, as we recognize it happening, the Federal Reserve is going to go quiet.

[00:09:21]They're not going to explain anything that's happening to you anymore, right?

[00:09:26]They're not going to talk about it.

[00:09:27]They're going to let some other economist explain to you what it is that's going on, and you're going to have to deal with what it is that they're explaining because they're not, the Federal Reserve isn't going to come out and do it for you.

[00:09:40]So now, be very careful on who it is you listen to. If you're not listening to the FOMC directly, who is it that you're listening to? What is it that they're listening to?

[00:09:53]See, this is why I break down the Fed's speeches so regularly is so I can understand what it is that the FOMC is doing from their own words. I don't know what it is that the other economists are saying out there because I don't really listen to them. I listen to the FOMC and I don't listen to them on the mainstream media. I listen to their speeches, the documents that they share with the other central bankers because the words that they use inside of those speeches and those documents were very different from the communications that were taking place out there on the mainstream media. I recognized it regularly.

[00:10:30]Now that they're shutting down the mainstream media talking, they're going to only be revealing their information within their own documents.

[00:10:40]Who is it that's breaking those things down regularly for you? That's the only information that's going to be valuable.

[00:10:48]Everybody else is going to be interpreting the situation from the shadows on the wall.

[00:10:58]All right, let's cruise back up here. I don't like my job, so I am learning new skills to get into a job that pays better and I am better for it. Yeah. And see now that's actually a that's that's a really good way of looking at it is I don't even like my position that I have but if I take on a different skill maybe I can do something that I really want to do with my life. You have to think, you know, a lot of people ask me just like, "Man, when are you gonna give up your day job?" And I think to myself, you know, I I should I at some point I probably will, you know, I mean, I'll think about it, but I actually enjoy showing up for work and hanging out at work and, you know, the camaraderie of being at work. It is work. You have to work for somebody else. You have to show up every day. It's not exactly a pleasant thing to do all the time. But when I think about the information that I get from the job itself, the benefits I get from the job itself, the unique position that I have for networking from this job, it's like pretty valuable when you take it far beyond just the obvious.

[00:12:00]There's a lot that takes place within that that I use beyond just that of, you know, the insurance and the and the wages or whatever. So to me, like the job is very important. It gives you firsthand access to boots on the ground perspective of the macroeconomic situation if you can see it. How many customers are coming in? What phone calls are you getting?

[00:12:27]All this information that doesn't show up in charts or graphs or anything else on the mainstream media, you will recognize and see it if you understand the economics and the underlying forces that are playing out. Makes a lot more sense.

[00:12:44]15 12 minutes into it. Do you think this pain and suffering Do you think this pain and suffering question mark will bring us back to be savers and producers? No. At least for the bottom 80%. No.

[00:13:00]You know why? Because if you were a producer saver, you would become an asset holder and then you wouldn't be in the bottom 80%.

[00:13:08]Sorry. That's just the way it is, right?

[00:13:10]I mean, think about that.

[00:13:13]The bottom 80% don't produce a safe.

[00:13:15]They work just enough to maintain to to maintain their their existence, but they will not put in much effort beyond that. It's the people who cut back on their expenses, who do not increase them when they get that new money in, that increased wages. They don't increase their living. They take that extra money, you know, the money beyond the money they're already making and they deploy it towards something that is going to have a secure rate of interest beyond that of their occupation and then they become property owners.

[00:13:52]So when you're talking about like could we become producer savers like the bottom 80%. No, they can't cuz if they could they would and then they would be in the top 20%. So no, they can't and they won't. Right? The people who are actively recognizing, man, I don't want to be in the 80%, I want to be one of the asset holders are cutting back on their expenses. They're figuring out a way to make extra money. Deploying that extra money into a secure rate of interest beyond that of their occupation so that they can become a property owner. It's the only path. Like that's as simple as it gets. Now we can try and confuse it or complicate it or creatively imagine unique and artistic fantasies on how this can be done differently but it's not that's it.

[00:14:38]That's the only way. And then the other people who don't do that will work eagerly very eagerly to acquire exactly enough to maintain their life and that's it. That's as far as they'll go.

[00:14:51]Okay. And then complain that it's not enough.

[00:14:56]All right.

[00:14:58]So, no, the bottom 80% will continue to feel the pain.

[00:15:02]Um, these people can be mustered into joining cults and promise them relief.

[00:15:10]Well, it's easy it's easy to slip into something when you're looking for an answer from from somebody else as opposed to trying to figure out the answer for yourself. like to be able to to look into it for yourself and say, "Man, whatever it is that's occurring is the lesson that I need to learn right now."

[00:15:27]And that's and that's really hard to accept especially when it's a really painful evil experience that's that you're going through you know espec when you and when you give it that meaning you know there's like some sort of weird abuse or something like that happening now when you when you think about it in the fashion of like man when I get through this I'm going to be a stronger person for it right once I figure this thing out that I'm going to have this ever you know this leveled up skill or something you know I mean if you think about it in a way that says man this punishment is actually here to guide me into the next experience. And now most people will have very difficult time looking at it that way. And this is something that I've tried to share here on the channel over the last few days, especially since it became more of an an aware to me that that's what is happening. Like if you want something in your life, you have to think, man. If you are wanting to have this extra like level of existence, this higher level of existence, you got to think, man. There comes responsibility. There comes like you know the need for experience so you don't screw it up. And all those things have a tendency to look like punishment when you are learning them. People have a tendency to feel it like punishment.

[00:16:40]All right? Like you're getting ripped off or something you know it's costing you fines or you know there's whatever that's going on inside of that existence that's saying man I wasn't anticipating this. Why is it occurring? It's because if you didn't get that, then you wouldn't be able to handle the next level of what it is that you're attempting to achieve. And that kind of meaning, trying to give that kind of meaning to things is so hard. Especially when the popular narrative is the blaming one. Oh, it's their fault. This look at what they're doing. I can't believe it. And they just blast that stuff out there and people are like, "Yeah, preach it, man. Tell us how ugly they are." You know, and then they just continue to do that. And as I hear that, I'm like, how is it you're supposed to internalize this to say, I can then look at this in a way that says, what do I need to do about it? Because if I could deal with this, think about the leveling up that I would be at to deal with it.

[00:17:40]As people say, you can't do it in this environment, what if I say, I don't believe it. I believe you can. And I'm going to level up in a way that proves that I can do it. Not to them, to me.

[00:17:51]And if I never thought there was any barriers to begin with, then who's to say there was a barrier? It's all in your mind anyway. I remember somebody said that to me one time on this channel. They were like, "Dude, you really got popular on the channel. You really broke through the barriers." And I'm like, "I'm sorry. There were barriers."

[00:18:10]I I didn't know. I When did that happen?

[00:18:13]I didn't realize there was a barrier I broke, right? Cuz I mean to think I broke some barriers. I I don't know who who thought that except for the person who thinks there's barriers. But if you never thought there was any barriers, you didn't have any to break. You didn't have to get through any of them because there was none.

[00:18:33]That's the difference inside of it. It's only the meaning that you're giving it.

[00:18:36]When people say you can't do it because of these barriers and I'm thinking, well, that's only because you know who told you. Maybe nobody. What if nobody told you there was a barrier? Then there wouldn't have been one except for the one that you would have figured out along the way because it was one that you needed to learn.

[00:18:54]That was the only barrier that existed, not the one that they made up and said that it was going to exist. That doesn't that's not real, right? The real one is the one that's actually present within your existence.

[00:19:09]So, when I was doing YouTube videos and people were talking about, oh, you got to have better cameras, you got to have all this and on and on and on and on and on. And I'm like, I'm not doing edits.

[00:19:17]I'm just going to use my cell phone.

[00:19:19]But, you know, I mean, I did all these things. And I broke through the barriers, not realizing those were barriers. They weren't barriers. It was just me being lazy essentially because I didn't want to take the time to go and get a camera and upload the video and do the edits and then upload it to YouTube.

[00:19:34]And I thought, man, it would just be easier if I could just do it right off my cell phone and go right to YouTube.

[00:19:38]And I thought, man, I'm not even going to do pre-recorded. I'm going to do live because then I don't even have to upload the video. All I have to do is end it and go back about my day.

[00:19:48]What barriers, right?

[00:19:54]Okay.

[00:19:56]With 100 plus viewers, there should be at least 100 likes. Please knock that thumb. Yes, absolutely. We got 115 people watching with 25 likes. I'm going to be out here for like another 510.

[00:20:08]What time is it? Yeah, another five or 10 minutes or so. We got any questions?

[00:20:12]Can the Dixie stay high and still the dollar devalue?

[00:20:18]Well, yeah, of course. I mean, you got to think about it. The dollar index is a essentially it's a basket. It's like comparatively to a basket of currencies out there. So if it's like, you know, I mean, if it's the the nicest house in a bad neighborhood, then yeah, it's going to continue to be like, "Hey, man, that's the best one." You know, and so on the index, it'll look great.

[00:20:46]But we have to understand like what exactly is it that's happening with the Federal Reserve in the monetary policy in the inflation that most people are looking at because they feel the pain of inflation and that's the only thing that they think about is prices moving up and how painful that that that experience is.

[00:21:08]Has anybody ever taken in consideration what that means for the Federal Reserve's monetary policy? Because if you just listen to the mainstream media, you would believe that the Fed is very frustrated along with all the people out there in trying to get the inflation down to the 2% target since that's what it is, right? The 2% target. And now as I have read through all the speeches and all the FOMC documents and all this like literature that's talking about monetary policy and inflation and inflation expectation.

[00:21:40]The problem that the Federal Reserve faces is inflation expectation that ran persistently too low.

[00:21:48]That was their problem. It was a major major problem.

[00:21:53]Now they have inflation that is running persistently too high.

[00:21:58]And now in my opinion when I think about the problem they needed to solve with inflation that was running consistently persistently too low rather than too high. Is the problem not solved today today?

[00:22:17]Right? Is it not like obvious right now what it is that's happening within the Federal Reserve and what it is that's taking place within the inflation expectation, the neutral interest rate and how it is that the real interest rates are now becoming less restrictive to the economy.

[00:22:43]I mean, if it's not obvious now to my viewers, it will soon be obvious when we find that the inflation stays elevated going into the persistently into the future as we fed find the Federal Reserve's communication go silent.

[00:23:00]Very few people are going to be recognizing what the monetary policy is doing.

[00:23:05]Being able to describe it in detail before they get started to know how it is that they are going to be able to use the expectations of the people to create an easing or tightening of financial conditions.

[00:23:21]This is the new economy that we now live in.

[00:23:25]Interest rate adjustments, it's not an effective tool. Doesn't really work right now. Nobody really knows that. And because they don't know that or have the are unaware of that, it works. The belief system of what it is that the Federal Reserve could do with interest rates works. That part does.

[00:23:53]But the reality of the situation is is it doesn't. And now knowing why, being able to describe that and being able to put it into detail on why the lowering of interest rates is not an effective tool for stimulating the economy is probably one of the hardest things to internalize.

[00:24:10]This is something that I have tried to share many times on this channel and I even put together a school community.

[00:24:16]I'm going to get together with the viewers tomorrow morning webinar 9:00.

[00:24:21]There's a link down in the description to it. I really encourage everybody to join in. You can ask me personally whatever questions you want. You can get an an idea of how it is that other people are using the credible threat theory to then internalize some of the information that they are seeing out there to better position position themselves and stock stock buys you know buys buys and sells you know business that they're getting into ideas on purchases of you know homes or whatever.

[00:24:50]Everybody has a different view of what it is that they're doing with the credible threat theory and there's only one place that you can go to get it knowing that the Federal Reserve is removing forward guidance. Most people don't even know what forward guidance is and it's a very big deal. The fact that they are moving it away from their toolbox, you know, so to speak. To understand what that means is going to be very critical for understanding how it is that the Federal Reserve is going to be conducting themselves. Remember, the lowering of interest rates is not an effective tool for stimulating the economy. In order to understand why it's not, you're going to have to join the school community. Ultimately, it's because they can't get the Fed funds rate far enough below RAR before running into the lower bound of zero. It's just not an effective tool. So again, if you want to understand that in detail, you're going to want to join the school community, internalize the credible threat theory so that you can recognize what it is that's taking place within the Fed's monetary policy because they're not going to explain it anymore.

[00:25:53]If you don't have the right economist who is then interpreting the Fed's speeches, reading through all of them, knowing the individual FOMC members, if you're not following somebody like that, think about where it is that they're getting in their information or what artistic fantasies they're using to come up with whatever information that they're delivering.

[00:26:14]I'm not trying to push back against the other economist saying that they're not good at what they do. All I'm saying is the Fed is about ready to go silent and there's really nobody who's been listening to him except for on the mainstream media which was propagandized different propaganda [clears throat] information anyway.

[00:26:31]Okay. All wars are bankers wars. They really are. I mean but you got to think about it like you know what is the what is the heart of war? I mean it comes down to to we all can't be here. I mean that's why you know the in Canion's essay he even described it and you know I mean for lack of better terms because of the age of the essay he referred to them as the savages of America would fight these bloody battles in order to protect their hunting grounds because they all couldn't be there was only so much that the land could support and once that population grew it was on right uh the mainstream media is the Fed head.

[00:27:18]The dollar will be knocked off reserve instantly. And I was saying this before, the Fed can only operate if the world plays. As soon as Russia, Iran, China say no, go to war. The Fed is impotent.

[00:27:34]Um, yeah. I mean, I'm not saying that isn't accurate, but I'm just saying I don't think that's very likely.

[00:27:43]All right.

[00:27:46]You know, I'm just saying like something like that could happen. Like anything could happen. But the idea that anything could replace the dollar right now is not really possible. It's not really in the cards at this time.

[00:28:02]All right.

[00:28:06]Yeah. and the Fed gaslighting you to believe they failed.

[00:28:16]I don't like Wars' voice. This is going to be rough. Yeah, I can imagine that.

[00:28:21]You know, I mean, I have to say like at least Jerome Pal didn't sound annoying or confusing. you know, it wasn't like he was I I wasn't going like to the to the idea that he was pleasant to listen to, but it wasn't like it was unpleasant. you know, I mean, the things he said wasn't exactly great, but you know, he wasn't like annoying or confusing or, you know, do you think they'll get rid of bank loss to free up the banks?

[00:29:02]That goes for everyone. Wayne Uh the pastor says, "Work harder and smarter and depend and depend and pray on God."

[00:29:19]Well, I mean, I don't know. The thing is is like you can go ahead and like be hopeful and wishful, which is a great way to go about it, but unless you are actually in the pursuit of benefiting yourself in some way, that's beyond what it is that is obviously not working for the average person, then I'm not sure what it is that can happen. Like you can be in the in the presence of God when you're an attempt to do something, right? like everything that I you know I would do I want to have like this feeling that I am chasing the excellence in a way that is meeting the approval of the higher power that's out there and that I am actually in an attempt to do that and every punishment I get from it isn't just another lesson that I needed in order to achieve the the goals of my life and now you can look at life in that way like you don't you know but to just be like oh no God will take care of it I'm just going to show up every day and hope that the the end will be good, you know, and not stress about it too much. It was just like, well, I don't know if that's going to really work.

[00:30:25]Like, I mean, it might for some people, but for me, it's the literally it's the attempting to do something all the time, right? And to literally take time off to say, don't do that.

[00:30:40]That's what I'm doing this weekend. I'm going to be going to the Red Sox game.

[00:30:44]See the Socks play the Mariners for Saturday and Sunday. It ought to be pretty cool. Saturday night's going to be fireworks night, so that's going to be cool. Every home run, they're going to blast off a bunch of fireworks.

[00:30:55]So, I'm really looking forward to that.

[00:30:57]And uh when I'm gone, I'm probably not going to be making any videos during that time. So, you know, that's you know, what do you get for taking time off? But you never know. We'll see what happens there at the hotel. Maybe we'll go up on the uh roof. They got a really nice um pool up on the top of the hotel that's right across the street and you can see like the stadium. It's pretty cool. It's a It's a really nice place.

[00:31:22]So, we do this once a year and I'm looking forward to doing that and that's my time off and when I do that, I'm probably going to turn everything off and just hang out and enjoy it. Knowing that to be the case, right, when I get back to it, I'm going to get right back to it. and knowing that there's really never a time in which that I really ever turn off. It's because the pursuit of excellence is always in an opportunity, right? It may not necessarily be like in intense, you know, go chase it down every single moment of the day, but at any given moment, you don't know when that next connection in the network's going to happen or that next idea will take place. So, it's always in motion, right? Always in the chasing of excellence. Those who slip and fall into the chasing of pleasure will usually end up finding a punishing reaction on account of it. In fact, I just to let me see, do I got to go yet? Okay, I'm just going to end this with this quick story of somebody I know who was essentially going to take some time off of work but then not schedule it and just call in, right? And now instead of just taking the consideration of going and scheduling it and doing it with their employer and you know making sure that everything was cool, they decided that they were just going to just going to wing it and and call in on the on the moment. Well, unfortunate for them, something happened, right? and a dime a dime was essentially dropped on him without anybody within the parties knowing that's what was going on. And so when the boss found out about it was just like, "So what's going on here?" And he was like, "Oh no, I'm going to be there.

[00:33:12]Whatever." And he straight up lied again.

[00:33:16]Only to find out that he is going to have to suffer the consequences from this, saying that, "Oh no, I'm going to be there." but then really wasn't going to be there because he's not anywhere around in order to do that.

[00:33:30]So ultimately this had to come back to him in such a way that he had to confess to say okay listen I'm not going to be there. I you know I was planning on just calling in whatever and not actually scheduling it.

[00:33:45]So now everybody's upset with the whole thing and so I think about this. I think about like what it is that was happening there in order to create this situation.

[00:33:55]Did it really have to go down that way?

[00:33:58]Right? Why is it that people create this sort of energy? Now, ultimately what I'm trying to get to as a point here is that if you see the excess potential that was created, had he just gone and just cleared it up from the very get-go, nothing would have happened, right? Everything would have gone over. Maybe there might have been some frustration in the conversation or something like that as far as the scheduling of it, but whatever. It would have been dealt with and it wouldn't have been a big deal, right? It would have ended right there. But instead, the excess potential was created by essentially saying, "Well, what I'm going to do is I'm just not going to show up." Right? So now by just saying that all of a sudden here's this potential that's created because when the conversation was had that dude's not going to be there and it was accidental. All the parties who were having this conversation didn't know it.

[00:34:52]It was just like kind of a dropping [clears throat] of a of a bit of information within it. Then now the boss knows here it is. He confronts him says hey and what's going on?

[00:35:03]Instead of alleviating the excess potential, he adds to it, saying, "Oh, no. I'm going to be there."

[00:35:10]Oh, okay. Cool. But now it still exists, right? This problem of him not showing up on time. And so now this is the crazy part about it is is that he recognizes, crap, I'm going to have to face the consequences of this. All this excess potential that he had created that shouldn't never have existed in the first place.

[00:35:31]Now he has to deal with this.

[00:35:34]calls his boss, says, "Hey man, sorry.

[00:35:36]I'm not going to be able to make it. I'm not going to be there." Right? Well, now the boss feels lied to all these consequences. Right? Now, this is the counterbalance to that excess potential that was created is the undoing of it by essentially the universe doing it. That's why it's very important to understand what it is that you are doing every single moment of the day. Oh, I'm just gonna screw them or whatever and we'll just face the consequences down the road. Excess potential, right?

[00:36:11]Owning it. Owning it for the for yourself. Owning it from the get-go.

[00:36:15]Everything, the failures, the mistakes, the successes, everything. You have to own it. Every moment of it to not screw like screw it. I screw them people over there. We'll let them suffer the consequences when it comes. And I'm like, why would you do that?

[00:36:31]Why would you create that situation to occur? What if they find out about it before it happens? What are you going to do about it? Right? So now this is how it is that most people end up facing their lives is that they put this incredible amount of excess potential out there instead of owning it. They put it out there, right? The possibilities of failure, debt, taxes, whatever, it's all on this external instead of being on the internal and owning it. Once you own it, once you see it, once you feel it, then it becomes something that is not them doing to you. It's your interpretation of what it is that's happening out there. That magnetic shift inside of of everything that is out there will then start bringing in all the opportunity of what it is that you're looking for. And I know that sounds really kind of crystal gripping and hippie, but you know, that's the way it is. I got to go back to work.

[00:37:27]Uneducated economist, you let me know.

[00:37:28]You want to say hi, Curtis?

[00:37:29]>> Hi, Curtis.

[00:37:30]>> Did you hear him? All right. Uneducated economist, you let me know.