Effective Mindset

“Those who would give up essential liberty to purchase a little temporary safety, deserve neither liberty or safety.” - Benjamin Franklin Imagine “1984” by George Orwell, combined with the opening scene of “Half-Life 2” - a dystopian reality where an unelected government watches your every move and has the power to deny you even the most essential goods and services if you ever disobey the State in any form - or your name gets flagged by an AI algorithm for any reason - be it your “vaccination” status, online browsing history, social media activity, interaction with another flagged individual, unapproved travel, or past purchases.  “Welcome, welcome to City 17. You have chosen, or been chosen, to relocate to one of our finest remaining urban centers. I thought so much of City 17 that I elected to establish my administration here, in the Citadel so thoughtfully provided by our benefactors. I have been proud to call City 17 my home. So whether you are here to stay, or passing through on your way to parts unkown, welcome to City 17, it is safer here.” - Dr. Wallace Breen, Half-Life 2  Welcome to 2030, where you own nothing and are kindly asked to radiate happiness and unquestioned gratitude for the mere fact that you get to participate in society. Of course, you don't have to comply with what the government kindly asks you to do. Just know that if you don't, your social credit score will decline and most purchases will be denied automatically and without the right to appeal within 48 to 72 hours.  Other than monopolizing the worldwide infrastructure of resources - manufacturing, finance, services, logistics, etc. - one of the key goals of the World Economic Forum is to make living outside of the Matrix unimaginably difficult and unsustainable. Klaus Schwab would rather starve you to death than let you live off-grid, on your own or in a self-sustained society where people exchange goods and services in harmony, where there's either no government whatsoever, or there's one with authority limited to an absolute minimum - a government that actually exists only to serve its people.  You see, Klaus has a big problem with that. He doesn't want you to be self-sufficient, independent, strong, prosperous. He wants you dependent on the State, weak, scared, obedient, and susceptible to coercion into involuntary inoculations, clinical trials, medical experiments, and mandates imposed on the public under a false pretense of “emergency”, funded by you and everyone you know, in form of ever-increasing taxes; legislations and measures introduced to combat “climate change” and other issues that members of the WEF address each year during closed-door conferences in Davos.  We're in the year 2030. Klaus Schwab didn't like the fact that many of us were fortunate enough to own a car and drive it to a grocery store where we used to buy beef and pork for a Sunday BBQ. No, surely not in the “Fourth Industrial Revolution”, the once-upon-a-time infamous dystopian fantasy of Klaus and his co-conspirators that just recently became reality. Here's how they see it: You get to lease a car which you'll share with your neighbors, so that at least four of you at a time could go to the store and buy insect-based “meat” or lab-grown cultured meat there - or the Impossible Burger, whatever. That way, you get to reduce the carbon footprint in various ways all at once: not only you drive an electric car, you also eat bugs and ultra-processed food, and you occupy a lot less space when you share the ride. When you write it down and then read it out loud, it sounds so ridiculous that you'd have to be out of your mind to not question any of it.  In the year 2030, the real, unprocessed food is reserved for Klaus and members of the World Economic Forum - those who insisted on ending of private car ownership among ordinary people, while they kept flying around the world in their private jets and feasted on the finest steaks at the most opulent restaurants.  It's not like there is no real meat in stores anymore - there sure is, along with other genuine food. It's just so insanely expensive that only the “middle class” can afford it, and only on occasion. Remember when a steak in 2020 used to cost 10 bucks? Yeah… Those days are long gone, too. These days, a medium-sized ribeye costs around 50 Central Bank Digital Bucks, while its ultra-refined plant “steak” substitute costs only 5 bucks, so it's a no-brainer for most of us average folks.  Cultured meat is about the same price as the insect-based meats and plant-whatever, so it's not like we don't have choices. Quantity is not the issue. Quality sure is, though. Cancer is diagnosed so often that people are afraid to visit their doctor for any reason. Media remains silent about all of it. Instead of even attempting to do the right thing, all those scumbags do is keep protecting the interests of their masters by pushing the same-old propaganda through meaningless commercials and deception.  “Cancer? That must be from red meat and exposure to Sun!” “Myocarditis? That must be climate change and all that barbecue meat!” “Sudden Adult Death Syndrome? HIV? That's from all those unregulated supplements!”  No one in the media mentions anything about Big Pharma experiments gone wrong, like those few pandemics we had over the past ten years. I still remember how people back in 2022 thought they've already seen the worst. Few anticipated what came after. Millions of animals euthanized. Thousands of acres of crops burned to the ground. Lockdowns. Arrests. Military curfews after 10pm. Food, water, and energy shortages.  It took them less than ten years since the first outbreak of Covid-19, the event now almost entirely forgotten by all the remaining media, to put everything in place. You won't hear a word on CNN about the grave consequences of mRNA injections because those clowns still get their cheques from the Big Pharma cartel, and the cartel still earns enormous profits from its contracts with governments for lifetime supplies of mandatory mRNA shots. Believe it or not, there are still some people out there who visit their doctor or a pharmacist twice a year for a C-19 booster. Some of them died within few years, others either kept going or at some point woke up to face the truth. Most of those who survived eventually realized what all that shit was actually about. Unfortunately, some are still buying into the same old fearmongering ten years later.  Population has been decimated by hundreds of millions over the past decade, and those are official estimates. Some “conspiracy theorists” say the Big Pharma along with government interventions have altogether killed upwards of two billion people.  ”Sudden Adult Death Syndrome” is by far the most common cause of death in 2030. The mainstream media, as usual, instead of doing the actual journalism, continue to do what they always do - normalize SADS and all that awful shit among the people and blame everything but the very things that do all the damage. No one knows the real numbers and many are so terrified that they never look into it - given that our online activity is linked to our social credit score, I don't blame them. Anything on the governmental list of “conspiracy theories” is prohibited from access - back in the day, they used to put disclaimers and “fact-checks” under videos, but now the AI algorithm immediately deletes anything that goes against the official narrative. Most people are afraid of the State, and each year the State spends more on security. Our taxes fund their armed police, and there's nothing we can do about it, because those uniformed pawns are “just following orders” as usual - and their jobs are some of the few that pay above the average salary. It was obvious ten years ago, when most of them agreed to take experimental shots, that they would follow whatever instructions are thrown at them just to pay the bills. They put their paycheck above safety of everyone else, above the future of humanity. I don't think those people will ever wake up. They're way too brainwashed, and their livelihoods are way too dependent on wellbeing of the State. Therefore, instead of standing up to the corrupt authority, they will always protect it - because it offers them a false sense of safety, just like Big Pharma offers a false sense of safety to those who still take their products. Ten years down the road, media still won't mention a single word about healthy lifestyle, diet, staying away from alcohol. They want you to drink booze, eat junk food, and get diagnosed with diabetes or other “lifelong condition”, because a healthy person is of no use to them. Unhealthy people generate the largest profits, especially those hooked on prescription drugs for life. As long as the cartel makes money, no one gives a fuck about anyone's health. That's obviously why the Big Pharma still has no cure for cancer. That's also why their C-19 shots were designed in a way that would require boosters every few months. Not to mention what is now obvious - not only those shots didn't protect the injected from anything, they also caused serious damage to many of those who took them. The cartel has already invested so much in the infrastructure for vaccine testing and passports that it generates them steady tens of billions in profits each year. As long as you wish to participate in society, there's hardly any way around it. You just have to agree to be experimented on in exchange for a vaccine passport, the only way to get access to most places. Without strong governmental or corporate connections, it's near impossible to get an exemption, and doctors surely won't help you with one, either, since their income depends almost entirely on the amount of people they inoculate or prescribe some shit no one needs. That's where the money is, and those doctors make so much that quitting the industry doesn't exist on their list of options, as it would leave them without a chance to earn anywhere near as much ever again. After all, that's what each of them dedicated almost a decade of their life to. Medical school consumed so much of their time, energy, attention, and brainpower that they never had time to truly focus on anything else. It works that way by design. The amount of information presented to the students is so overwhelming that they don't have much time to analyze any of it too deply. Instead, they're encouraged to memorize information and apply it in various basic scenarios. Also, as widespread implementation of AI into medical industry dramatically improved the quality of healthcare and accelerated research on surgeries and devices, the real doctors started becoming less and less involved in the process. As much as the Earth's population has been declining, the quality of healthcare (for those who can afford it) keeps improving. Things don't look as promising to those on government-funded healthcare, though. Ever since Big Pharma monopolized the medical industry, including medical schools, visiting a doctor has become a legitimate life-threatening risk, since you never know what sort of damage those prescription drugs will do. You never know which of those are bioweapons designed to kill you slowly, and Big Pharma won't tell you anything - they're exempt from any liability for products they issue under emergency approval - and given how many emergencies we've been through over the past decade, you'll find more Emergency Use Approved drugs than those approved via legitimate process. The cartel is also working extremely hard to monopolize the market of supplements, many of which are already blacklisted by FDA and other regulatory authorities. The monopolized ones are regulated so heavily that once your digital wallet shows more than two transactions of purchased supplements, you are required to schedule an appointment with a doctor for a mandatory blood test to ensure that you're within the allowed usage limits. And if you exceed those, you get sanctioned, just like with other allowances set by the State. It's all part of the Smart Grid, the infrastructure that connects all that shit together - Social Credit System, vaccination status, carbon footprint, food consumption - everything linked to your digital wallet. Everything operates on the Smart Grid and everything is connected to the internet 24/7 - not just your car or phone, but also your fridge, vacuum cleaner, central heating, electricity, gas, water, everything feeding data to your digital wallet and passport, which itself also includes lifetime of location data from your phone, lifetime of online transactions, all your medical records, and every other part of information about you that the State can collect via corporations. Again, the government is not forcing you to participate - you don't have to comply. If you don't like (or can't afford) to share a leased Tesla, you can walk or take a bus. And given that most people are on Universal Basic Income, you probably can't even afford to share the lease with neighbors. UBI is usually around $1,000 a month, so it barely affords you ultra-processed “food”, let alone a car lease or an apartment in a nicer part of whichever Smart City you were allocated to after the economy collapsed. Most people live below poverty line, but thankfully, the government in partnership with Big Tech managed to provide every one of us with a VR set that's connected to metaverse via 5G, so that now everyone gets to live in their own virtual realm and just stay there most of the time, isolated from the burden of reality. And to make things even more entertaining, they're now rolling out 6G, which should solve many connection issues that the early participants in Brain-Computer Interface human trials struggled with. Those trials began a few years ago on 5G which wasn't as stable as they predicted - cut the long story short, 5G wasn't ready for the BCI. But more on that later. For now, most of us still use smartphones and VR headsets. The United States still don't have national healthcare funded with taxpayer money, which is why the U.S. government followed the example set by Canada and introduced State-funded euthanasia for those who can “no longer afford to live with dignity”. Of course, the State won't spend any meaningful amount of money towards improving quality of life of those who make its existence possible - after all, apparently, without the taxpayers' money, the government would not be able to exist and operate. Because apparently, the main source of government's income is the money from taxes. That's what they tell you, so it must be true… Right? What they don't tell you is that every now and then, they just print new money in quantities that are easier to weigh than count, and that commercial banks do the exact same thing with digital money - in form of loans which they generate out of thin air each time a new loan agreement is signed or anything is paid for with a credit card. Governments also borrow money from banks, offering bonds as collateral, except in case of those loans it is once again the taxpayers who end up paying those off. Your government's favorite excuse is obviously that it does everything for the good of the people, and sometimes things just don't work out as planned, which is fine anyway because that's all calculated in advance into the budget, along with other fuck-ups and incompetence of those employed in the bureaucratic chain - and the system itself. Don't like Beyond Meat or a cricket pâté? There's plenty GMO vegetables in store. Also, don't forget that the Social Credit System is directly linked to your social media, so you probably won't find many honest reviews of products, food or services. It's common knowledge at this point that the internet reviews shouldn't be trusted - because no one wants to risk losing access to their digital wallet or get blacklisted, which means they wouldn't be able to order food from most takeaway places or buy anything in most of the remaining grocery stores. All businesses are either owned by major investment funds, or they operate under extremely tough guidelines of the World Economic Forum - so that everyone plays by the rules and meets the carbon quota set by the WEF, and those who fail to keep up with the guidelines are hit with catastrophic sanctions, with most businesses unable to survive even one of those. And for all that you have no one but yourself to thank, since you've done absolutely nothing to stop it. Why? That's a fair question, and I'm sure every one of you has a different answer - most of you didn't do anything for the sake of convenience, because it didn't seem to affect you directly at a time, or because you just couldn't give a shit. Many of you didn't do anything because of a false sense of safety the old system offered you, because your entire livelihoods were built on that system, so you never really wanted to entertain the thought that it could ever collapse. And some of you are just lazy cunts, incapable of any critical thought, fully immersed in the metaverse where you get to live your fantasy, while in real life you're not even mediocre, you're just miserable. Again, I don't blame you - I can see how easy it was for you to give up without even trying to do anything about it. You were conditioned since birth to believe that you're small, meaningless, and totally helpless on your own. You were conditioned to weakness via entertainment, social media, and convenience. They programmed you to believe that you're insignificant and incapable of thinking outside the box - because they don't want you to take a chance and potentially find out how much you could actually accomplish on your own. There is never any guarantee that things will work out in your favor - to most, the risks outweigh the reward, so they never even try - but in fact, the chances are a lot higher than what they want you to think. Even now, in 2030, when I look back and remember how everyone used to bitch about “how hard they have it” in 2019, and how they miss the “good ol' days”. I remember how I used to lose my shit over the most trivial things, for example, because I couldn't figure out some calculation that no one gives a fuck about anymore and that didn't mean anything back then. Or when a wi-fi connection kept dropping randomly despite it supposedly being a “superfast broadband package up to 100Mbps” or whatever the fuck it was. Speaking of the internet, it surely improved in every way, but there are still times when I have a conversation with someone who a few years ago chose to take part in the early Brain-Computer Interface trials and had an AI chip implanted in their brain, and when I talk to one of them, I can see how their internet connection drops and their cognitive functions slow down, or the operating system freezes entirely. Most of those early participants have died within months of getting BCI implants, mainly due to complications, tumors, or failed software updates. Understand this: with the BCI technology currently being used, the operating system directly linked to your brain requires regular software updates that are downloaded from a server and stored on a BCI Cloud. Sometimes, during the installation process, internet connection can get interrupted and in a situation where it can't reconnect, the system resets back to its previous update - and if that fails, all hell breaks loose. Apparently, serious malfunctions are “extremely rare”, at least according to the media, but I remember when the media used to say the same thing about those mRNA shots that ended up decimating population and are still doing so. I also remember how they spinned everything with help from WEF-operated governments, to make those of us who kept asking questions sound like lunatics. Some of it backfired, but a lot of those attempts to discredit us eventually did some damage. I'd say that's because most people still don't have a fuckin' clue about anything beneath the surface of bullshit they're fed on a daily basis like a bunch of chickens, confined in a cage and fed through a straw. The main difference is the size of a cage - ours is much larger and nearly invisible to those who never think about it. And that, again, would be most people. We have it ingrained in our minds to strive for comfort and focus on entertainment. It's not by mistake, and it definitely isn't natural. It's a result of decades-long projects focused on brainwashing and programming of the masses. We have been continuously experimented on ever since World War II ended. That's when the CIA and Deep State started all that shit - NASA, Apollo program, DARPA, mainstream media, television, military-industrial complex, prison-industrial complex, mass surveillance, internet, psychological operations, entertainment industry, war on drugs - and the list goes on. It's all the same people who've been fucking everyone over for as long as history goes. Club of Rome, World Economic Forum, big corporations, inbreds behind the curtain. The cancer of our time, those parasites reap the largest profits when the people suffer. To them, we are nothing but tax cattle, workers, and consumers. Go to school, get programmed into obedience, pass the indoctrination exams, go to college or learn a skill, open a bank account, then go to work, pay taxes, buy products, get a credit card and a car lease, get promoted at work, get married, get a mortgage, buy more shit, and before you know it, you're enslaved to a bank for thirty years and everything depends entirely on that job, which at this point has worn you out so much that you wonder what starting a new life in Thailand would be like. Eventually, some of you get depressed, talk to your doctor, get on prescription drugs, get side effects from those drugs, then get more drugs to suppress those side effects. You know what comes next - nothing good. Some get to dodge the bullet, many get on lifelong prescriptions, others get diagnosed with cancer, and most of those get killed by chemotherapy before the disease itself would ever get a chance to do any damage. Because when the cartel was putting it all together, your health was never a priority. They just want you to remain alive for as long as you're able to generate profit. The moment you become a financial liability to the State is the moment you become expendable. And that's why everything is engineered with a slow kill in mind. Food, water, cosmetics, everything contaminated with life-shortening shit of all sorts. And when conspiracy theories about The Great Reset started turning into facts, when people started waking up to atrocious consequences of the Big Pharma experiments, when they finally realized that their fate, along with fate of the generations to come, was jeopardized by the greed of the government and the cartel, it was already too late. The infrastructure was already in place and when the old government delivered on its last orders, transition to the new system was smooth and violent at the same time. It was smooth for those in charge, and violent for everyone else - but especially for those who didn't see any of it coming. The dumbest and most unhealthy people were the ones who suffered the most. Some died instantly due to food shortages and all the supply crises caused by the Cyber Pandemic and other “events”, others succumbed to health complications following countless experimental injections that were meant to protect them from all those deadly diseases that decimated the world population over the past ten years. I couldn't even count how many events we've been through. Remember Covid-19? I know that some of you will say that those were the good times. But the truth is, that's when all this dystopian nightmare we now call “reality” began. That's when conspiracy theorists talked about Bill Gates and his “decade of vaccines”, about the World Economic Forum and its prognosis that by 2030 we will own nothing and be happy. They were right about one thing, for sure…

This is a special episode of the podcast. I talk with Matt Reever, an all-round badass, powerful, humble, intelligent dude who gets after it.  Matt serves in the National Guard and is also an ambassador for Jocko Fuel and Origin USA. We talk about discipline, common sense, keeping emotions in check, role models, favorite books, and some personal stuff.  Also, working out, martial arts, mental toughness, starting out one step at a time, leadership, healthy food, immediate comfort vs. thinking ahead.  Serious character and exemplary mindset.  We need more guys like Matt.  Matt's Instagram: @sculpting_alegacy https://www.instagram.com/sculpting_alegacy/ Go to originmaine.com and jockofuel.com and type in “REEVER10” at checkout in order to get 10% off.  Special thanks to Jocko Willink, David Goggins, Joe Rogan, Jordan B. Peterson, Russell Brand, and Joey Borelli, for being out there and for all the content you guys create.

I talk about "inclusive leaders", emasculated weasels, male feminists, and bullshit corporate culture. Also, Bill Gates' motives, dummy at a local grocery store, my favorite alpha males, the best supplements, some of my favorite comedy specials, Five Guys and curry on Valentine's Day, trance music at work, smoking weed to Bad Company songs, difference between weed and alcohol, Arnold Schwarzenegger movies, consumerism, and depreciation. Special thanks to: Joey Diaz, for never quitting the game and always speaking the truth; Jimmy Dore, for calling assholes out on their bullshit; Jocko Willink, Echo Charles, Joe Rogan, Tim Kennedy, David Goggins, for getting after it; Louis C.K., for some of the best comedy specials of all time; Bill Burr and Paul Virzi, for "Anything Better?" and other great podcasts.

I talk about stupid people with no ambitions, consequences of comfort food, easy choices vs. the right choices, doing your own thing. Also, incompetent recruiters, keeping up with the Joneses, and trying to find the meaning of life under the surface of bullshit. Special thanks to Jocko Willink and Jordan B. Peterson, for continuously inspiring me to push my limits and strive to become the best I can.

A conversation with Jordan Farmer on the episode 19 of his podcast, UnCommon Conversations. Jordan's YouTube channel, UnCommon Ground: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCQS-ImwALtV1EBiLpaHJhEQ/videos  

I talk about my animal-based diet, temptations of fast food, artificial food and GMOs, importance of healthy eating, long-term results vs. immediate comfort, escaping reality, waking up from the Matrix, taking risks vs. accepting mediocrity. Also, determination vs. motivation, virtue signaling, selflessness vs. self-serving, real talent vs. idiots, Martin Scorsese movies, and how to deal with mental illness. Special thanks to Dr. Paul Saladino, Joey Borelli, and JP Sears, for all the work you do, advocating common sense, and pushing against the mainstream narrative.

Podcast recorded on December 14th, 2020. I talk about wi-fi and unlimited data, made-up pronouns, deception and manipulation by mainstream media, spineless CNN anchors, Johnnie Walker Black Label, season finale of The Outsider on HBO. Also, more propaganda from Bill Gates, hypocrisy of Democrats, hysterical feminists, woman spitting in a cop’s face, Anderson Cooper insulting Donald Trump, Stephen Colbert crying on TV, and the new documentary “Antifa: Rise of the Black Flags” by Jack Posobiec.

I talk about The Bourne Legacy, Californication and some movies I'd like to see on Netflix, what lockdown did to the entertainment industry, Ray Donovan season 8, cancel culture, House of Cards, Quentin Tarantino vs. political correctness, cultural appropriation, and censorship in comedy.Also, looking at the bigger picture, managing stress, procrastinating vs. executing, white trash women, getting toxic people out of the way, passive vs. aggresive, dangers of mediocrity, social justice warriors, feminists on LinkedIn, and side effects of prescription antidepressants.

I talk about benefits of carnivore diet, sugar crash from eating junk food, my favorite muffins, ritual of rolling up and smoking a joint, freshly baked white bread, Häagen-Dazs vs. Ben & Jerry's.Also, diet of our ancestors, bottled water vs. tap water, ongoing issues with central heating, hypocrisy of vegans, and cutting the long story short.I send greetings to Joey Diaz, talk about Joe Rogan leaving LA, and what it has become.I then talk about LA at night, time, cravings of the inner bitch, Jason Bourne, books I've read as a kid, girls from Miami Vice, fame, mentors and gurus, Domino's pizza, the late James Randi, and people slowly adjusting to the "new normal".Special thanks to Bill Burr, Bert Kreischer, Joe Rogan, Joey Diaz, and Eric Weinstein, for the great podcasts you create.

I talk about Sleepy Joe and Phony Kamala, 2020 in a nutshell, what have we learned from the 2008 crisis, tough times and opportunities ahead, and why calling domestic terrorists "Antifa" is an insult to those who fought for our freedom decades ago.I read Tim Kennedy's definition of the real Antifa, and talk about importance of the police.Also, lessons learned from short existence and collapse of Capitol Hill Autonomous Zone, absurdity of racism, why Kamala's dream will never come true, the worst of lockdown is yet to come, evil does exist, and higher education is bullshit.Responsible choices, independent journalism vs. mainstream media, far-fetched conspiracy theories, made-up pronouns, All Lives Matter, creating vs. destroying, and thinking ahead.I also discuss the article titled "Anarchy and Chaos" by Paul Bois at The Daily Wire from June 16th, 2020, and coverage of CHAZ by Andy Ngo.Special thanks to Tim Kennedy, Joe Rogan, Tulsi Gabbard, Jocko Willink, James Corbett, Team at The Daily Wire, and Andy Ngo, for all your hard work.

I talk about quitting smoking, difference between hunger and appetite, benefits of using cannabis in the morning.Also, a story about a fire engine and my Chicago Bulls hat, taking a break from conspiracy theories, and why BLM is not a well-thought-out movement. Moreover, AOC advocating violence (again), no apples at Apple Store, myth of systemic oppression, and why a bar is better than a club.I also tell a story about drinking whisky with famous people, and talk about maintaining discipline and keeping Netflix hours in check.

I talk about Cardi B's new song, Ben Shapiro's karaoke, Fargo season 4, documentary "Meet Bill Gates" by James Corbett, and why upspeak is wrong.Also, Big Pharma lobbying, finally finding good edibles, and an introduction to the topic of gun laws.

I talk about unlimited data, fighting inner demons, controlling habits, taking risks, disconnecting from emotions, performing at the highest level, and not giving mediocrity a chance.I read an excerpt from my favorite quote by Jocko Willink, and give credit where it's due.Also, higher education, John Anthony West, my theory about the Sphinx, and on the dark side: martial law, amplifying anger, hypocrisy of mainstream media, more violent nonsense from SJW/BLM/AOC/leftist extremists, and why DMT is AOC's only hope.

I talk about hope, consequences of taking the easy road, Joe Rogan, Jocko Willink, Foreigner band, Juicy J's new song (and some classic ones).Also, taking life seriously, Ikea furniture, comfort vs. freedom, instruction manuals, Business Accelerator course, ordering pizza, and dangers of edibles.

I talk about systemic injustice, police brutality vs. Garrett Rolfe, BLM agenda vs. Chicago homicides, importance of being honest with yourself, starting all over, redefining standards of living, going through your bucket list, and keeping your inner bitch in check.

I talk about good 'ol Billy G., his pal Tony Faux$hit, the Vaccine Gang, the infamous Event 201, V*CE hitting rock bottom of journalism, Billy's plan to pollute the Earth's atmosphere, and why I think DMT is the only hope to turn him into compassionate human being.Also, a theory about an outbreak without lockdown, Ben Mendelsohn, The Outsider, Killing Them Softly and more of my favorite movies, and why I miss Kevin Spacey.

I talk about senseless barking, Matt Hancock's inability to answer questions, government officials lying in mainstream media, neighborhood scavengers, living paycheck to paycheck, taking action. Also, my favorite vaporizer, discipline, and ongoing shortage of essential stock.

Disclaimer: this is NOT a comedy episode. This week, many people across UK got some very bad news. After 5 weeks of waiting to get paid by the government, they've been told by their employer that the furlough is not coming. I was one of them. My contract with current employer started on 24th September 2019, and ended on 31st March 2020. According to Law, everyone who was on company's payroll on 19th March is eligible to be furloughed. I was told otherwise by my employer. Being forced to take a 20% cut in income is already enough of a sacrifice and compromise.Being denied 100% of promised money is not an option. Double standards, incompetence, or both? How is the furlough scheme funded? I will not let go without a fight.

Bill Burr's voice overs, spring, podcasts on fire, insomnia. On top of all that, I also talk about keeping your battery charged, financial impact of Covid-19 on billions of people, Siri, world without cash, and technology of our time.

I talk about consequences of not controlling stupid urges, also who owns the garden, bad habits gone wrong, complaining about non-existent problems, alcoholism, enforcing ideologies, and some more thoughts on censorship and basic human rights.

I start the episode talking about gravity bongs, but then I focus on David Icke, a theory of Covid-19 being exosomes, and how mainstream media tried to silence Brian Rose and his podcast London Real. Censorship at its finest.

Furlough scheme, unemployment, dealing with mediocrity, governmental cover-ups. I talk about all that, as well as being kept in the dark, wondering where my tax money goes, missing my day job, my favorite Krispy Kreme doughnut, and plotting against neighborhood killers.

I talk about inaccessible thermostats, excessive drinking during lockdown, compromised standards, value and meaning of one's life, and undermining the importance of money.

How lack of self-esteem leads to deception, political correctness gone too far, and how to stay in shape during lockdown. I talk about all that as I walk around city's empty streets in the middle of the day.

In this obscene episode, I talk about how girls from charity never call back, Coronavirus conspiracies and its impact on the economy, keeping your head low at work, and the ruthless reality of narrow-minded people.

Early morning recording. I talk about some of the most idiotic questions and answers I heard in job interviews, knowing your worth and where your money is, getting things done at all cost, being generous to others (not only in times of crisis), and few things that are wrong with sterile, inclusive corporate culture.

Overthinking vs. executing, blue cheese, homemade space brownies, people with strong opinions, generation Snowflake, men that are weasels, controlling stress and bad habits, Liam Neeson, excessive behavior. I talk about all this here on a Saturday morning. Check it out.

Late night recording. I talk about overthinking things, facing the truth, vaping weed, Grant Cardone, 10X Everything mindset, hustlers vs. losers, my favorite steak, and the best Indian restaurant in Oxford.

Back home after a long day at work. I talk about those days off you never took, hustlin' hard, Siri, honey bees, questions vs. commands, everything that's wrong with saying "I'm afraid", punctuation, arrogance, and things from which you don't always recover. I also sang and broke the F*ck Meter.

My thoughts on personal development, pushing through the weekdays, getting up vs. punching the "snooze" button, emotional detachment vs. logical thinking.

Here's what I think about the reality of corporate gigs and some pointless thoughts about my wardrobe. Some wise advice on key to happiness at work, too.

A conversation with my friend during dinner. I rant about Fireman Sam getting banned, artificial realm of social media, everything that's wrong with food pics, and my concerns about Artificial Intelligence.