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Gun store owner.

Is there any way to set up #strike as payment wallet for #nostr? I have it set to receive sats, but I am using a lightning node I run for my business as the send wallet through Alby.

Replying to Avatar Peter McCormack

We have launched our new podcast, Mr Obnoxious, and our first episode is out - UAPs, Simulation Theory and Consciousness with Matthew Pines.

https://www.mrobnoxious.com/episodes/matthew-pines-uaps-simulation-theory-consciousness-001

Over the next week we will be releasing the following:

- Gavin Sathianathan on the medical Cannabis industry and it's alignment with #Bitcoin

- Anna Chekhovich, covering Putin's Russia, corruption and the need for privacy with money

- Allen Farrington on the broken capitalist system, misallocation of human and financial capital and the need for a sound money standard

Thank you for all the feedback so far, loads of good stuff coming and this is the natural evolution of the show.

Big love 🤘

I don't like "Mr Obnoxious" since I don't find Peter obnoxious at all.

Having said that, where's the *best* place to watch this? I'm trying to avoid YouTube after they booted SimplyBitcoin and are obviously biased. Rumble is OK, but what about zap.stream? I see you're on Fountain, but I like the video :-)

the lox bagel is something I tried late in life. I've only been enjoying it for a couple of years. Yes I'm jealous. unfortunately I'm at the point in my life when I have to watch carbs. It's a rare treat.

Trying to figure out where this is... someplace where they speak English and have Tronky in the checkout candy rack.

Only slightly.

Let me clarify. I'm not anti-bitaxe. I keep wanting one for the fun of it and learning. I just have been putting that money into sats over and over.

Replying to Avatar Lyn Alden

When I was growing up in middle school and high school, I had a next door neighbor trailer park friend named Jordan, who is quite a character and has showed up in detail in some of my long-form Nostr posts from a while ago. He ran a series of sand-pit fights in his backyard that I participated in.

Sadly, he had the most broken and crazy home, like him and his younger sister were often alone and figuring out life for themselves, with their mom coming back like every other day barely, but Jordan was so charismatic and funny and smart that I hung out with him and his sister a lot at home and at the bus stop. Their trailer was an absolute mess, but it had a chaotic warmth to it from the people there. Jordan basically ran the place. When his absentee single mother came home from time to time after work and whatever else she was up to, she'd be like, "Oh Lyn, hi! I've been out today due to motorcycle lessons. (???) Do you want a bagel? I've got bagels. Jordan, you should be more like Lyn, she's polite. She always says thank you. Stay as long as you want Lyn, sorry for the mess." And I'd be like, "uhmm, thanks!"

Jordan, who was two years older than me, taught me to play Magic the Gathering and Dungeons and Dragons, and got me into anime via Trigun and Cowboy Beebop; all sorts of nerd stuff at a time when I was kind of otherwise aimless. I was living alone with my 60+ year old single father at the time.

We then became a funny duo as teenagers; him as the charismatic outlandish guy who usually got into trouble, taught me all sorts of nerd stuff, got his girlfriend pregnant at age18 and started a family with her, barely got out of high school, and me as the total opposite introverted bookish polite one next door that would play Magic the Gathering or Dungeons and Dragons with his friends group, and that he'd trick his friends into fighting in his sand pit as a joke since they didn't know what they were getting into, but that was like clean as a whistle in terms of schoolwork and relationships.

Anyway, the point of this rambling post is that I first watched Fight Club in the best possible setting. I went over to Jordan's house one evening, and we started watching it. But then his mother called him and said to come to help with some shit she was dealing with, so he was like, "hey I got to go Lyn, but you can keep watching it, no problem." So I was there at night, in his messy trailer alone (???), watching Fight Club. The place was a mess, I felt weird that I was the only one in their home despite not living there, and Jordan was basically a more benign equivalent of Tyler Durden. So actually the movie hit a bit harder because I was both enjoying it but also constantly on edge because I was in a weird environment that didn't quite feel right, and yet felt oddly on-brand for the movie.

Can't really replicate that. And it's burned into my memory better than most movies.

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I was a trailer park friend to a few people growing up. We didn't have a TV though! At least not at the point when I was living in a trailer :-)

At my shop today, we discovered that one of the checks we mailed out to pay a supplier had been cashed by a fraudster. Apparently, people have been stealing mail, finding checks to businesses, and just printing new checks with different payee on stock commercial type checks. I use a small regional bank. They said they've seen a massive uptick in this recently affecting tens of thousands of checks a week.

The bank cashed it even though it wasn't even close to the type of check we use... you know, the ones we get from the place the bank recommended. The signature was "close" but forged.

The bank said "Fill out this Affidavit and get it notarized."

So I spent a couple hours this afternoon trying to track down a notary, since no humans were answering phones today. Got it notarized, scanned, and emailed back.

The bank guy says, "Thanks, we will try to get your money back."

I'm like, "Wait, this is obvious fraud... you're not going to just transfer the cash into my account?" Nope. Need to investigate and try to recover from the other bank.

This is the system. They take our money and do the bare minimum to protect it. All the risk is on us. Even when they cash fraudulent checks that don't look like your standard checks. How difficult would it be to do some kind of comparison on the scanned checks? Not hard I think. A lot easier than matching the signatures, which are there to protect us. What a joke.

You know what doesn't have this problem? #Bitcoin.

#IHATEMYBANK

I can't get past the idea that you have a thinking shower. Thats the last place I want AI watching me 😀

I love the colors. Do you have a gallery online for stuff on sale? Can i get a link?

This is why Peter's a good man. He owns mistakes.

As a gun store owner I can barely advertise the only product category thats constitutionality protected because it is so culturally toxic. Why do people expect podcasters to be able to see into the future and predict who's going to turn out to be scammers?

And yes there are contracts for number of times mentioned and logos shown and can't speak negatively about brands etc.

I suggest everything give Peter a break!