Leo D.M.J. Aurini - Cost Disease： Poverty in the First World

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00:00:30.000 When I woke up this morning, the first article I read was a piece by Roche, where he was

00:00:37.260 linking to 15 significant and influential articles and videos that he'd run into recently.

00:00:47.340 And one of them really jumped out at me.

00:00:51.500 It was an article about Lyft, the rental car service, where you rent a car for the 30 or

00:00:58.460 40 minutes where you actually need it, and then you put it back into the car pool, and

00:01:05.040 all you have to pay is the small rental fee.

00:01:08.740 And the article, it was pointing out that your average vehicle these days is, it's only

00:01:16.220 being used about 3% of the time.

00:01:18.860 The other 97% of the time, the vehicle is just sitting there in a parking lot or a garage

00:01:24.660 somewhere, doing and accomplishing absolutely nothing.

00:01:29.260 It was pointing out just how much infrastructure, how much space we devote to parking lots, not

00:01:36.980 to mention roads and highways, to store these vehicles that are never being used.

00:01:41.720 And how this blows open the society.

00:01:46.520 How you don't have storefronts anymore, aside from your rare neighborhood that's actually

00:01:52.280 pedestrian-friendly, how it's more and more, it's billboards on the side of the highway.

00:01:59.680 And how these rental cars might just be changing that.

00:02:03.400 And you know what?

00:02:05.620 This is a, that's a completely valid conversation.

00:02:10.080 Are our cities pedestrian-friendly?

00:02:13.680 Are they bike-friendly?

00:02:15.760 Do we really want to be driving everywhere like we are currently?

00:02:20.600 Is this the way that we want to live?

00:02:22.280 Is this the best way to organize ourselves?

00:02:25.120 Wonderful conversation to be had.

00:02:28.400 But that's not what stood out to me.

00:02:30.160 That's not what stood out to me about this article.

00:02:33.040 First, well the first thing obviously that stood out is the quote from Roosh, which is

00:02:38.840 why he linked to it, where he pointed out that the future, the future that Silicon Valley

00:02:45.740 is designing for us, is one where everybody rents and nobody owns.

00:02:54.320 And within the article itself, there was a quote saying that the current millennial generation,

00:03:01.680 they no longer view the automobile as an opportunity, as a method of achieving freedom, the open road,

00:03:12.200 go wherever the hell you want to go. 0.64

00:03:16.120 Quite the opposite, in fact.

00:03:18.140 That millennials view automobiles as a ball and chain, a financial liability, something they

00:03:27.860 can barely afford and they would get rid of at the drop of a hat if they could switch over

00:03:33.820 to public transit.

00:03:39.140 And see, this really speaks to the future that we are rapidly entering into.

00:03:44.900 It's a future of technological wealth, but financial poverty.

00:03:52.400 And you know, this is something Slate Star Codex was writing about recently.

00:04:02.300 The cost disease, he calls it.

00:04:06.360 And actually somebody else called it that, he was responding to something more mainstream

00:04:09.760 than he is.

00:04:11.140 But quite frankly, he's the one that provided all of the citations of how much things cost

00:04:17.400 these days, that when you adjust for inflation, your average cost of living has, it's gone

00:04:25.120 from doubling to being 10 or 12 times as much as it used to be.

00:04:32.860 He cited rent.

00:04:34.400 Your average rent 50 years ago was about, you know, inflation adjusted, was about 600 bucks

00:04:41.300 a month.

00:04:41.660 These days, the average rent, you're paying 1,000 bucks a month.

00:04:50.420 Same thing for schooling.

00:04:51.680 You used to be able to work your way through school.

00:04:54.080 You know, not anymore.

00:04:55.060 Now you need these massive loans.

00:04:56.880 Same thing for medical expenses.

00:04:58.520 It keeps getting more and more expensive.

00:05:01.280 Putting your kids through grade school, maintaining an automobile, food prices, you name it.

00:05:07.680 And every single one of these things, inflation adjusted, has gone on the increase.

00:05:16.260 And I think we all sense this.

00:05:18.200 It's good that he, you know, God bless him for putting together the actual stats backing

00:05:22.380 this up because, you know, you try and convince people sometimes, it's very, very difficult.

00:05:26.880 But if you're paying attention, you can sense this.

00:05:29.740 You know, in my own life, things have become so much more expensive.

00:05:34.020 You know, back when I was a, you know, early 20s working minimum wage, I could go to the

00:05:39.620 bar whenever I felt like it.

00:05:42.400 Nowadays, going to the bar is a luxury.

00:05:47.660 And see, trying to compare this, so much of it is apples and oranges, right?

00:05:51.860 Because these new products, these new devices we have, they have so many bells and whistles.

00:05:56.860 20 years ago, 50 years ago, we were more limited in what we could buy.

00:06:05.520 And there still are cheap options out there.

00:06:09.460 But the cheap options are very, very bottom of the barrel.

00:06:13.840 And the simple fact of the matter is that when you look at the numbers across all industries,

00:06:20.480 and yes, each one is going to vary a little bit, so it's hard to come up with a meaningful

00:06:28.580 comparison.

00:06:30.000 But when you see every single industry with prices going up, and we're seeing results

00:06:38.120 that aren't changing, life expectancy is, doesn't seem to be going up because we're spending

00:06:43.680 more on medicine, education is costing more and more and more, but people don't seem to

00:06:50.380 be better educated, and by some arguments, they're even less educated.

00:06:54.560 They know a lot less Latin and calculus than they used to.

00:06:57.640 Things are getting more expensive, even as we are developing technology that is increasing

00:07:07.080 the work we're able to do.

00:07:10.240 An accountant nowadays can do a lot more accounting using software than an accountant 50 years ago.

00:07:19.220 So what the hell is going on?

00:07:20.880 And you know, Aaron Clary, some time ago, he published an article demonstrating that it

00:07:31.320 was the Great Society.

00:07:32.440 If not for the Great Society, this giant social welfare state, the average income would be

00:07:37.600 about twice what it is today.

00:07:41.680 And that's true, and that's the short answer.

00:07:45.280 But it doesn't really get to the meat.

00:07:47.580 What's the reason everything's so much more bloody expensive?

00:07:52.180 You know, you might expect a 20% increase from socializing healthcare, but at the end of

00:07:57.920 the day, you're still paying the doctor to cut the tumor out.

00:08:00.260 So why the hell is everything so much more bloody expensive?

00:08:04.780 And why are we simultaneously living in the lap of luxury and yet pinching pennies?

00:08:12.460 Why do we have so much poverty in the first world?

00:08:17.580 And it boils down to three big things, three major shifts that have happened over the past

00:08:31.960 50 years, each of which fuels the other.

00:08:35.600 The first of these is cheap credit.

00:08:43.340 And now for each of these examples, I'm going to really be oversimplifying.

00:08:46.980 I'm going to be giving you one example of how each one of these things works, because if

00:08:50.980 I gave you more than one, I could keep talking all night about things that just drive me up

00:08:55.060 the wall.

00:08:58.540 But the increase in credit.

00:08:59.960 50 years ago, credit was very, very uncommon.

00:09:05.320 People, they tended to spend cash on things.

00:09:08.740 If they wanted to buy a bloody TV, they would save up the money to get the TV.

00:09:13.320 Nowadays, there's an easy payment plan.

00:09:15.840 And there is a shift in behavior.

00:09:20.420 There's a moral threat when you go from cash to credit.

00:09:25.840 It's subtle, but it is very, very much there.

00:09:30.580 And to illustrate this, let's just consider what's been happening with quantitative easing.

00:09:39.300 Now, the theory behind quantitative easing is that the economy is doing really poorly, and

00:09:46.600 people don't have enough money to go spend on consumer products.

00:09:49.320 And so this is destroying the manufacturing industry.

00:09:55.900 And if we give people access to easy credit, we say, hey, everybody's doing pretty rough

00:10:01.460 right now, so we're going to be a little bit looser with our lending standards.

00:10:05.380 The idea is that the consumers will go spend more money than they would otherwise, thus keeping

00:10:13.500 a lifeline of money, a trickle of money, going to the manufacturing sector.

00:10:20.880 That is the theory behind it.

00:10:26.560 In actual practice, what happens?

00:10:28.860 What happens when you lower, when you lower the standards for lending, when you lower the

00:10:38.780 prime interest rate, you make borrowing cheaper for everybody, not just consumers, not just

00:10:46.280 homeowners.

00:10:47.180 You make it cheaper for everybody.

00:10:52.840 And so you have a bunch of companies out there, companies A, B, C, and D.

00:10:56.780 And when there was the huge glut, when there was the huge bull market, everybody was making

00:11:05.360 money hand over fist, okay?

00:11:07.200 Every website was popular, everybody was booming.

00:11:11.740 Doesn't mean that everybody was making good stuff, however.

00:11:17.180 And what is supposed to happen during the contraction, during the bear market, is all of the companies

00:11:23.960 that did not have a good business plan.

00:11:25.940 They did not have a good product.

00:11:28.120 They were not actually satisfying their customers.

00:11:31.100 And the only reason the customers put up with their BS, with their low-quality products, is because

00:11:35.640 the customers were so rich that they'd be like, oh, the coffee maker broke?

00:11:40.660 That's okay, I'll just buy another one.

00:11:42.240 I'm not going to complain.

00:11:43.140 I'm not going to demand my money back.

00:11:44.460 I'm just going to buy another one.

00:11:47.400 During the bear market, during the winter, this is when you're supposed to call the herd.

00:11:52.180 All those companies that were being mismanaged, all those companies making bad products, are

00:11:57.500 supposed to go out of business.

00:11:59.920 And their assets, their factories, their employees, you name it, they will get picked up by other

00:12:07.820 companies.

00:12:08.960 They will get repurposed by a company that knows what the hell they're doing.

00:12:13.720 That is what is supposed to happen in a healthy economy.

00:12:20.940 But what happens when you make credit cheap, when you make credit universal, those companies

00:12:26.980 no longer go out of business.

00:12:29.000 Those companies continue to produce the exact same garbage because they can afford to go into 0.56

00:12:35.820 debt to keep producing it instead of declaring bankruptcy and selling off their assets. 0.97

00:12:39.480 So at this point, you should have the same garbage consumer goods flooding the marketplace. 0.96

00:12:48.080 And the good company, you know, they're seeing a decrease as well.

00:12:52.920 They're hurting in this bad economy as well.

00:12:56.680 The only way they can survive is by resorting to the exact same scam game as the bad company.

00:13:02.700 So the guys making the coffee maker that actually lasts you 50 years, they need to lower the

00:13:10.660 quality of their product.

00:13:12.080 And so now it's a five-year coffee maker.

00:13:17.780 Same thing goes for the consumers.

00:13:20.980 When you are spending money on credit cards, you're spending it differently.

00:13:29.120 You have a different attitude towards it.

00:13:32.700 You're not thinking about assets you've earned.

00:13:37.480 You're not thinking about saving up money to buy that TV that you really want.

00:13:42.120 And you're going to do the research and make sure it's a good bloody TV.

00:13:45.620 You're buying the TV saying, oh, well, you know, I've got my job and my credit card.

00:13:49.520 My payment's only $150 a month.

00:13:52.060 You go just, you buy the TV.

00:13:54.660 You start buying a lot of stuff that you don't need.

00:13:57.160 You start buying temporary stuff.

00:13:59.940 Life becomes very, very temporary.

00:14:01.780 The whole world becomes about renting.

00:14:07.560 You become consumerist.

00:14:10.300 You become short-term.

00:14:12.120 You become cheap.

00:14:12.940 And so instead of buying a coffee maker that lasts you 50 years, instead of buying a television

00:14:20.400 that lasts you 10 or 15 years, after all, like, are the flat screens they're selling these

00:14:26.660 days, are these not good enough?

00:14:28.800 You know, in five years and 10 years time, do you really need a new one?

00:14:32.640 Do you need an extra, you know, 1080p squared?

00:14:37.560 No, so people buy cheaper.

00:14:43.760 They buy temporary.

00:14:45.400 They are no longer investing.

00:14:48.300 Similar effect, by the way, with the taxes being deducted from your payroll.

00:14:58.260 If they didn't deduct taxes from your payroll, every time tax season rolled around, you'd get

00:15:06.660 rather pissed off, saying, like, geez, I owe how much money to the government?

00:15:10.040 But because they deduct money from your tax roll, from your payroll, when tax season comes

00:15:17.320 around, you say, oh, yay, I'm getting a refund.

00:15:21.900 A refund of money that you already paid in.

00:15:25.260 Without interest either.

00:15:26.560 So this increase in credit, this change from, like, 1950, when we barely ever used credit

00:15:39.620 cards, to the present day, where a lot of places, they won't accept cash.

00:15:47.380 You know, go try and get a hotel.

00:15:49.660 You know, if you don't have a credit card, they want a $400 deposit.

00:15:52.500 Now, credit is assumed.

00:15:56.880 Everything is assumed to be credit.

00:15:59.340 And it changes our perspective on money.

00:16:02.920 It changes how we behave, how we spend it.

00:16:05.740 And we spend it on cheaper things that don't last.

00:16:09.340 We no longer invest in assets.

00:16:11.600 We buy whatever we feel like in the moment.

00:16:14.500 So that's the first major shift that has caused all of this, caused all of the prices to start

00:16:25.000 going up.

00:16:25.800 Because they might be going down, but you buy the cheap stuff more often.

00:16:30.100 The second, second big effect, which has caused this first world poverty, is the HR attitude,

00:16:48.320 the corporate attitude to regulation.

00:16:51.460 Now, are corporations, are they inclusive, or are they exclusive?

00:17:07.060 And the correct answer is they're both.

00:17:09.700 Everything is both.

00:17:11.620 Okay?

00:17:12.540 Sports ball is simultaneously competition and cooperation.

00:17:17.700 Because everybody agrees to follow the rules of sports ball when they play it.

00:17:21.960 Within the teams.

00:17:23.020 The team is competing, but each player's also, they're cooperating, but they're also competing

00:17:27.880 with one another to be the MVP.

00:17:31.660 And how do you become the MVP?

00:17:33.340 You do the best job cooperating while also competing.

00:17:35.660 Now, the exclusivity-inclusivity of a corporation.

00:17:47.180 As many have pointed out ad nauseum lately, freedom of speech does not apply with private

00:17:54.520 companies.

00:17:55.440 Freedom of speech is about the government, da-da-da-da-da-da-da.

00:17:59.220 Yeah.

00:18:00.540 Yeah, because it's exclusive.

00:18:02.700 Freedom of speech is your guarantee as a citizen.

00:18:07.700 It's not your guarantee as an employee of XYZ Corporation.

00:18:12.060 You sign on board, you join that exclusive organization, and you agree to follow their

00:18:19.700 rules.

00:18:22.540 At the same time, the corporation is very inclusive.

00:18:26.240 They're all about diversity.

00:18:28.280 They want everybody to get along.

00:18:30.800 Right?

00:18:31.280 They've got one purpose in mind, make widgets, and if you're part of the exclusive team making

00:18:38.300 widgets, you're going to be very inclusive.

00:18:43.280 And so the corporation, the HR department, is all about the sort of inclusivity that mitigates

00:18:52.160 risk.

00:18:52.920 The HR department, in a corporation, they can pass any damn law they want for their employees. 0.99

00:19:05.620 They can say mandatory sexual harassment training. 0.97

00:19:09.200 They can do whatever the hell they want.

00:19:11.420 And if it makes it more inclusive, then all the power to them.

00:19:18.440 They are producing better widgets because that multicultural rainbow spectrum employee, they are happier.

00:19:27.700 Even though they're all quietly miserable.

00:19:36.620 And so they mitigate risk.

00:19:38.020 For example, the corporation is probably going to do a criminal background check.

00:19:47.020 Heck, a lot of them now are demanding a piss test to work at the corporation.

00:19:51.980 And, I don't know, maybe you've been piss tested.

00:19:58.740 I haven't.

00:19:59.940 I would like to think I'd refuse, but, you know, I don't have a child that I'm paying for.

00:20:04.860 So, you know, go for me.

00:20:06.720 I get to stand by my principles.

00:20:09.440 They can demand a piss test if they want. 0.98

00:20:11.840 To make sure that you don't do any drugs and that you don't have any criminal background.

00:20:15.800 You never urinated in public.

00:20:17.360 You never got into a fist fight.

00:20:19.440 Whatever.

00:20:21.960 And they can do whatever the hell they want.

00:20:27.940 Until the free market says otherwise.

00:20:30.940 Until the free market says,

00:20:32.680 Nah, I'm not going to go work at your piss test company.

00:20:36.360 I'm not going to go work at your criminal background check company.

00:20:39.200 Like, I'm flipping a burger at McDonald's.

00:20:41.400 Okay, you don't need to know whether or not I've ever gone to a fist fight.

00:20:44.400 Get lost.

00:20:45.380 Get bent.

00:20:45.880 Get out of here.

00:20:47.360 Now, the issue is, we are applying this form of exclusivity, inclusivity, we're applying this to society as a whole.

00:21:05.380 So, again, credit is not just about whether or not you want a credit card.

00:21:10.020 Because that's not optional these days.

00:21:11.980 These days, everybody wants you to have a credit card.

00:21:14.880 Everybody wants to check your credit score.

00:21:17.360 Which, incidentally, has nothing, almost nothing to do with how trustworthy you are.

00:21:24.580 It has to do with how deeply in debt you are.

00:21:28.740 How enslaved to the system you are.

00:21:30.780 And so, we are applying this HR policy of mitigating risk, of custom designing your workforce.

00:21:43.160 Because if you're a corporation, yeah, sure, I only want single women with cats because they are desperate for meaning and they will slave away desperately for my corporation. 1.00

00:21:51.860 Okay, yeah, fine, that's a great business plan.

00:21:55.800 But when it comes to society, when it comes to civilization,

00:21:58.920 the exclusivity, inclusivity,

00:22:05.200 we've got it completely on its head.

00:22:08.800 We're using the corporate model.

00:22:10.080 The inclusivity that we're using is not all the people that were born in Canada and know the national anthem.

00:22:19.040 That's no longer the inclusivity.

00:22:22.460 The inclusivity is anybody that conforms to the corporate stereotype.

00:22:26.260 And the exclusivity, the healthy civilization has an exclusivity of you, you 1% to 3% of the population that just can't get your act together.

00:22:42.820 And you engage in drugs that we've deemed prohibited.

00:22:48.700 You engage in murder and violence and public urination.

00:22:52.500 You name it. 0.99

00:22:53.040 You people, like, we're going to hit you with a stick, but then we'll bring you back into the fold afterwards. 0.99

00:23:00.020 Unless if you do it again, then we hit you with a stick some more. 0.98

00:23:05.300 We are no longer using a nationalist definition of who is a citizen, who is a member of the nation.

00:23:12.720 We are using the corporate definition of who is a useful corporate drone.

00:23:23.040 And as a people, we are no longer talking.

00:23:26.120 When we have a disagreement with somebody, with some behavior, something irks us, something irritates us,

00:23:33.320 the conversation is no longer, let's go over and talk to them and say, hey, buddy, you know, you're kind of keeping my kids up at night because you turned the music down.

00:23:40.780 Instead, the conversation is, somebody needs to do something about that.

00:23:49.700 Somebody needs to fix that problem.

00:23:54.480 And I'll give you one example of this, because the examples are absolutely endless,

00:23:59.680 especially if we start getting into healthcare, if we're crying out loud.

00:24:02.280 One example of this is the push to make snow tires mandatory to get insurance.

00:24:22.280 Quebec has already done this.

00:24:23.660 And the other day, on conservative radio, allegedly conservative radio, 1.00

00:24:30.300 I heard some idiot phoning in and talking to the mayor, saying that, hey, why don't we do that in Alberta? 0.99

00:24:37.880 And you know, what a perfect world if everybody had snow tires, right? 1.00

00:24:42.760 There'd be so many fewer accidents on the damned highway if everybody had snow tires. 0.58

00:24:47.140 If everybody had the extra $400 to drop on snow tires, what a wonderful world. 1.00

00:24:53.660 And so this moron. 0.99

00:24:58.080 Now, again, for the corporation, for the corporation, it makes a lot of sense, doesn't it? 1.00

00:25:02.820 The corporation passes a rule saying that all of our employees have to have snow tires on their vehicles.

00:25:09.860 You know, and all of our employees, they need to be sober for two days before they fly a plane, etc.

00:25:15.300 That makes great sense for the corporation.

00:25:18.400 Because it's a sub-community within the nation.

00:25:23.660 They can have those standards.

00:25:26.040 They can say everybody needs to have a degree to be hired to this corporation.

00:25:37.340 When you start applying that to the civilization,

00:25:40.080 when you start saying that you need to have snow tires on your vehicle

00:25:44.620 before we allow you to have insurance,

00:25:49.040 what is the result of this?

00:25:54.420 What's going to happen when you pass that rule?

00:25:56.520 All that rule does is guarantee that poor people, 1.00

00:26:05.260 poor people driving older cars that are less reliable,

00:26:11.080 that can't afford to get into an accident,

00:26:14.160 all you're doing is guaranteeing that they can no longer afford insurance.

00:26:18.080 And they will be driving without insurance.

00:26:19.940 Well done.

00:26:26.400 The people who most need to be insured

00:26:29.080 are now less likely

00:26:31.620 to be insured.

00:26:34.460 And that's just one example of the insanity.

00:26:44.380 You know, if you want to talk about healthcare,

00:26:46.000 it's like if you have a healthcare plan,

00:26:48.480 you're covered for everything in the kitchen sink.

00:26:51.180 You know, it's like,

00:26:51.640 oh, I've got depression,

00:26:52.480 I need to see a therapist for five years running

00:26:55.920 at 200 bucks a session.

00:26:57.640 The insurance company will pay for that.

00:26:59.240 If you can't afford insurance,

00:27:02.840 you are punished in the United States

00:27:04.640 and you have an extra tax applied to you 0.99

00:27:06.720 for not paying for the entire damn kitchen sink. 0.99

00:27:11.340 Wouldn't it be nice if we lived in a world 0.99

00:27:13.520 where everybody could afford everything

00:27:15.360 plus the kitchen sink?

00:27:16.440 But we don't.

00:27:18.460 And because we're demanding that everybody buy that,

00:27:22.080 we're getting poorer.

00:27:23.780 You know, we start off with catalytic converters

00:27:30.220 on the car being mandatory,

00:27:31.500 which makes a lot of sense.

00:27:33.340 They really do reduce smog.

00:27:35.840 We start with that

00:27:36.800 and far enough down the road,

00:27:39.180 you know, the corporate policy is

00:27:40.640 we only buy cars with air conditioning

00:27:42.540 because it improves employee performance.

00:27:45.840 Wonderful for the corporation,

00:27:47.840 terrible for the civilization.

00:27:50.620 You know, you demand air conditioning

00:27:51.940 in every vehicle.

00:27:52.680 Soon enough people can't afford vehicles.

00:27:56.920 You increase poverty

00:27:58.740 by forcing people to pay for stuff

00:28:00.680 that they might want but can't afford.

00:28:08.000 So that's the second reason we're getting poor.

00:28:10.640 Is this HR style of regulation,

00:28:14.920 of demanding that everybody conform,

00:28:18.000 everybody has to get 70% on the test.

00:28:22.680 Everybody below that

00:28:23.920 is now kicked out into the cold.

00:28:26.660 They can't even afford

00:28:27.760 to live

00:28:30.140 because to live,

00:28:31.020 you need that fancy car.

00:28:32.360 You're not allowed to drive a cheap car anymore.

00:28:34.160 And the third,

00:28:39.620 the third cause

00:28:41.580 behind all of this,

00:28:43.840 behind this increase in poverty,

00:28:46.080 and probably the biggest one,

00:28:48.440 education.

00:28:51.080 50 years ago,

00:28:57.660 a high school diploma was,

00:29:01.080 that's all you needed.

00:29:04.540 These days,

00:29:06.320 these days you need a bachelor degree,

00:29:10.540 which technically only takes four years,

00:29:12.860 but it's usually going to take five or six

00:29:14.740 when you switch majors.

00:29:16.020 And for anything particularly interesting,

00:29:19.080 you need a master's degree.

00:29:22.880 The over-credentialization of society,

00:29:26.640 the amount of money

00:29:27.740 that we are throwing into education,

00:29:30.840 is absolutely insane.

00:29:32.300 And it's been discussed at length.

00:29:33.460 I don't think I need to justify to you guys

00:29:35.680 the fact that if you're going to work

00:29:37.440 at some non-profit

00:29:39.220 and you're on the phone raising funds for people,

00:29:41.640 you don't need a degree in philosophy

00:29:44.200 to do that.

00:29:48.440 So first of all,

00:29:49.620 number one loss

00:29:50.980 is the money spent on that degree,

00:29:53.740 which is,

00:29:54.640 what, about $80,000,

00:29:56.580 $100,000 down in the States?

00:29:59.620 It's cheaper here in Canada

00:30:01.040 because it's subsidized,

00:30:02.640 but you're still paying for it.

00:30:05.840 Somebody is paying for that.

00:30:08.480 Okay, somebody is paying for you

00:30:10.000 to go to university 0.97

00:30:10.960 and get a completely useless degree.

00:30:14.700 That has no application to your job.

00:30:19.400 That's the first cost.

00:30:23.720 The second cost

00:30:25.180 is opportunity cost.

00:30:27.340 All of that time you spent in school.

00:30:30.900 All that time you spent in university.

00:30:33.240 Heck, even high school.

00:30:35.400 Do most of the people out there,

00:30:36.660 do they need high school degrees?

00:30:37.920 Do they really need 12 years of education

00:30:42.780 to do whatever the hell they're doing?

00:30:45.300 12 years of education

00:30:46.240 plus two years of specialization trade skills?

00:30:50.240 No, they don't.

00:30:51.500 So we are keeping people as dependents

00:30:56.700 up until their mid-20s

00:30:58.320 or even, you know,

00:31:00.520 even early 30s.

00:31:01.760 They are dependents

00:31:03.560 upon the number of people

00:31:05.900 that are actually producing stuff

00:31:07.900 and generating revenue

00:31:10.060 for civilization.

00:31:15.560 So we've increased

00:31:17.600 the load

00:31:18.860 of dependents

00:31:20.900 by 50%.

00:31:23.460 So these are the three big reasons

00:31:30.720 that things are so damned expensive nowadays.

00:31:35.380 Number one,

00:31:37.560 credit

00:31:37.960 leads us to

00:31:39.800 spend money 1.00

00:31:40.760 on crap. 1.00

00:31:42.340 Okay, 1.00

00:31:42.660 we're buying

00:31:43.520 low quality stuff

00:31:44.840 that doesn't last.

00:31:45.740 We're buying new stuff

00:31:46.520 all the time.

00:31:47.060 We're moving around

00:31:47.760 all over the place.

00:31:49.600 We're renting

00:31:50.480 all very expensive ways

00:31:52.540 of dealing with things.

00:31:54.980 Okay?

00:31:55.340 You know,

00:31:55.580 like the

00:31:55.960 the idea of capitalism

00:31:57.760 versus communism.

00:31:59.100 Capitalism,

00:31:59.840 you take care of your car.

00:32:01.540 Communism,

00:32:02.780 you know,

00:32:03.160 you drive it like a rented mule.

00:32:06.560 So credit

00:32:07.920 leads to more

00:32:09.280 rental

00:32:10.080 type behavior.

00:32:12.280 Less investment,

00:32:14.240 more

00:32:14.620 more consumerism.

00:32:15.760 Next,

00:32:20.920 we have the idea,

00:32:22.000 this HR idea

00:32:23.160 that we can legislate morality,

00:32:25.440 that we can just make

00:32:26.580 the entire world perfect

00:32:27.720 if we start passing laws

00:32:29.160 demanding that people do things.

00:32:33.580 So nowadays,

00:32:34.740 like 1950s

00:32:36.280 to get a job,

00:32:37.600 all you needed

00:32:38.280 was a car.

00:32:40.500 In today's world,

00:32:42.560 you need a car 1.00

00:32:43.340 that has some stupid radar 1.00

00:32:45.100 on the front 1.00

00:32:45.660 so you don't rear-end 1.00

00:32:46.580 the idiot in front of you 1.00

00:32:47.680 and you need air conditioning 1.00

00:32:48.680 and you need winter tires

00:32:49.900 and you better pass

00:32:50.760 this certification

00:32:52.120 and da-da-da-da-da-da-da.

00:32:54.720 So the threshold

00:32:56.160 for minimum

00:32:57.980 accepted behavior

00:32:59.560 has become

00:33:00.500 that much higher.

00:33:03.760 And the third one

00:33:04.680 is over-credentialism.

00:33:07.240 Because everybody else

00:33:08.660 got a university degree,

00:33:10.700 if you don't have one,

00:33:11.720 they look at you and say,

00:33:12.440 what, 1.00

00:33:12.580 are you stupid or something? 1.00

00:33:13.820 You didn't blow 1.00

00:33:15.080 $100,000 on a degree? 1.00

00:33:17.060 What are you, dumb? 1.00

00:33:21.920 And see, 1.00

00:33:22.600 all three of these,

00:33:23.660 they feed into one another

00:33:24.720 at the same time.

00:33:26.160 So,

00:33:26.740 easy credit

00:33:27.380 means you can go

00:33:28.500 and blow 1.00

00:33:29.020 $100,000

00:33:29.800 on university

00:33:31.740 and because you've

00:33:33.380 blown $100,000

00:33:34.400 and you're massively in debt,

00:33:36.020 you are desperate

00:33:36.820 to have any sort of income.

00:33:39.580 so you sign up

00:33:41.260 for all the rules

00:33:42.100 the HR department

00:33:43.080 demands upon you.

00:33:48.200 And you know,

00:33:48.960 the HR department,

00:33:50.940 they've got all these

00:33:51.880 bloody rules,

00:33:52.900 which means you'd better

00:33:54.460 have some credit

00:33:55.080 behind you

00:33:55.760 and to get that,

00:33:56.360 you get a university.

00:33:57.220 Like, they're all

00:33:58.160 interrelated.

00:33:59.660 we are pissing away

00:34:01.900 so much energy

00:34:03.640 on things

00:34:04.960 that don't matter,

00:34:06.040 things that don't

00:34:06.780 actually benefit

00:34:07.880 civilization as a whole.

00:34:09.920 And you know,

00:34:16.260 there's the,

00:34:19.260 why is all of this

00:34:20.240 happening?

00:34:23.580 Why are we pissing

00:34:24.540 all of this energy away 0.85

00:34:25.560 on getting useless degrees,

00:34:28.080 on making sure

00:34:29.040 everybody and their

00:34:30.100 kid brother is,

00:34:30.800 like seriously,

00:34:31.760 if you don't have

00:34:32.260 snow tires,

00:34:33.340 you just keep

00:34:33.980 a longer following

00:34:35.100 distance

00:34:35.780 on the highway.

00:34:38.240 You know,

00:34:38.780 you don't have airbags,

00:34:39.920 you try not to get

00:34:40.580 into an accident.

00:34:43.180 Like, I mean,

00:34:43.680 there's even evidence

00:34:44.400 that airbags increase

00:34:45.680 the number of

00:34:46.440 rear-end collisions

00:34:47.760 because people are

00:34:48.520 less afraid of them.

00:34:54.360 It's all interrelated.

00:34:56.040 And

00:34:56.380 there's a conspiracy

00:34:58.720 theory explanation

00:35:00.000 of all of this.

00:35:06.040 See, when you have

00:35:07.040 cheap credit,

00:35:08.820 credit

00:35:09.180 credit cards

00:35:10.500 accelerate the rate

00:35:11.560 of inflation.

00:35:12.440 And inflation

00:35:13.800 benefits those

00:35:15.180 that are lending

00:35:15.920 the money

00:35:16.340 before it benefits

00:35:17.360 everybody else.

00:35:18.920 It's essentially

00:35:20.180 they are taking

00:35:21.280 a little bit of a skim

00:35:22.280 off of the top

00:35:23.180 every time

00:35:24.220 the currency

00:35:25.180 inflates.

00:35:28.160 Education.

00:35:28.920 more and more

00:35:33.300 education

00:35:33.980 benefits people

00:35:36.300 that are

00:35:37.380 giving the education.

00:35:39.240 It allows

00:35:39.620 more and more

00:35:40.280 professors to exist

00:35:41.300 teaching stuff

00:35:41.980 that's completely

00:35:42.500 useless. 0.62

00:35:44.080 And at the same 0.99

00:35:44.900 time brainwashing

00:35:45.660 people into

00:35:46.560 whatever their

00:35:47.280 pet theory

00:35:48.280 of social order

00:35:49.400 is.

00:35:51.820 And HR.

00:35:53.600 When you have

00:35:54.500 an entire

00:35:54.900 society run

00:35:56.200 on corporate

00:35:57.040 HR rules

00:35:58.080 you have

00:35:59.140 a society

00:35:59.660 that is

00:36:00.680 more obedient

00:36:01.840 more desperate

00:36:03.400 more satisfied

00:36:04.600 with whatever

00:36:06.060 they get.

00:36:06.660 You know

00:36:06.760 you might demand

00:36:07.860 something

00:36:08.360 from your government

00:36:09.780 you might demand

00:36:10.600 that they actually

00:36:11.200 plow the bloody roads

00:36:12.440 but your HR department

00:36:15.360 you don't have any

00:36:15.940 demands there

00:36:16.580 do you?

00:36:17.660 No, you just

00:36:18.640 accept whatever

00:36:19.300 you can get.

00:36:20.700 At most

00:36:21.500 you go put your

00:36:22.180 resume somewhere else

00:36:23.180 to see if they

00:36:23.700 will give you

00:36:24.100 more

00:36:24.560 gimme debts. 0.98

00:36:33.900 So yes

00:36:34.620 if we're

00:36:35.480 talking about

00:36:35.920 the elites

00:36:37.180 the 1% 0.99

00:36:38.000 the whatever

00:36:38.880 yeah

00:36:40.040 they benefit

00:36:40.760 from all of this

00:36:41.660 hugely

00:36:42.840 at the expense

00:36:44.340 of the rest of us.

00:36:48.320 But you know

00:36:49.040 what?

00:36:49.300 I don't think

00:36:49.900 that's an adequate

00:36:50.540 explanation.

00:36:51.200 it's a case

00:36:53.060 of

00:36:53.440 which came

00:36:54.460 first

00:36:54.780 the chicken

00:36:55.180 or the egg?

00:36:58.480 I mean

00:36:59.020 when society 1.00

00:36:59.560 is this idiotic 1.00

00:37:00.520 of course 1.00

00:37:00.920 you're going to

00:37:01.180 have a bunch 0.99

00:37:01.580 of psychopaths 0.99

00:37:02.300 at the top 0.95

00:37:02.700 benefiting from it

00:37:03.560 but did they

00:37:05.100 create the system

00:37:05.980 or did the system

00:37:06.880 create them?

00:37:10.220 The merchant

00:37:10.980 sells

00:37:11.620 because the

00:37:12.920 goy

00:37:13.300 buys.

00:37:18.420 And I think

00:37:19.100 the real

00:37:19.520 explanation

00:37:20.140 it's not

00:37:22.660 about some

00:37:23.560 shadowy

00:37:24.980 elite

00:37:26.060 per se

00:37:26.620 it's about

00:37:30.740 all of us.

00:37:36.780 Let's revisit

00:37:37.540 education for a

00:37:38.480 second

00:37:38.720 because this

00:37:39.520 is the one

00:37:40.040 directly

00:37:41.520 under our

00:37:43.120 own control

00:37:43.860 like we

00:37:44.760 you don't

00:37:46.100 really decide

00:37:46.780 whether or not

00:37:47.320 you want

00:37:47.700 Obamacare

00:37:48.460 you got it

00:37:49.440 deal with it

00:37:50.500 you don't

00:37:52.840 really decide

00:37:53.360 whether or not

00:37:53.800 you want

00:37:54.220 credit scores

00:37:55.180 and credit

00:37:55.780 cards

00:37:56.280 because if you

00:37:57.020 don't have

00:37:57.520 a credit

00:37:57.840 card

00:37:58.240 well 1.00

00:37:58.940 screw you 1.00

00:37:59.740 hippie 1.00

00:38:00.160 get out of

00:38:01.260 here

00:38:01.520 but education

00:38:05.540 this one's

00:38:07.520 really

00:38:08.040 up to us

00:38:09.500 and you

00:38:14.940 know

00:38:15.040 it's bad

00:38:15.600 enough

00:38:15.920 it's bad

00:38:18.340 enough that

00:38:18.700 we have

00:38:18.920 all these

00:38:19.380 young men

00:38:21.160 getting

00:38:22.440 over

00:38:23.060 credentialed

00:38:24.120 spending

00:38:25.160 their

00:38:25.860 youth

00:38:26.520 like the

00:38:26.900 bit where

00:38:27.280 they have

00:38:27.540 the highest

00:38:28.080 energy

00:38:28.540 where they

00:38:28.940 can go

00:38:29.700 without

00:38:29.960 sleeping

00:38:30.380 for a few

00:38:30.880 days

00:38:31.180 and they're

00:38:31.660 spending all

00:38:32.040 that time 0.89

00:38:32.620 getting useless

00:38:33.880 degrees instead 0.79

00:38:34.580 of going and

00:38:35.140 working and

00:38:35.780 making money

00:38:36.280 for themselves

00:38:36.940 but what's

00:38:40.820 really shocking

00:38:41.520 about this

00:38:42.140 is the

00:38:43.380 women 1.00

00:38:43.600 there was an

00:38:51.860 article I read

00:38:52.360 a few years

00:38:52.860 ago

00:38:53.160 about the

00:38:56.000 the national

00:38:58.880 health service

00:39:00.120 the NHS

00:39:00.720 in Britain

00:39:01.320 talking about

00:39:02.960 how it's

00:39:03.300 going through

00:39:03.680 a crisis

00:39:04.120 right now

00:39:04.800 because there's

00:39:06.500 been so

00:39:07.160 much emphasis

00:39:08.520 on getting

00:39:10.200 women to 1.00

00:39:11.460 become

00:39:11.840 doctors

00:39:12.580 and what's

00:39:17.200 happening

00:39:17.580 is that most

00:39:19.280 of those

00:39:19.560 women 1.00

00:39:19.760 being a

00:39:20.700 doctor is

00:39:21.260 not an

00:39:21.820 easy job

00:39:22.620 especially

00:39:24.200 nowadays

00:39:24.760 when they're

00:39:25.900 working it

00:39:26.300 to death

00:39:26.700 what was

00:39:31.440 happening

00:39:31.680 they were

00:39:31.920 putting all

00:39:32.500 of these

00:39:32.840 resources

00:39:33.460 into getting

00:39:35.120 female 0.86

00:39:35.840 doctors

00:39:36.420 and those

00:39:38.500 female 0.86

00:39:38.920 doctors

00:39:39.620 were going

00:39:42.240 part time

00:39:42.840 most

00:39:51.320 women 1.00

00:39:52.360 most

00:39:55.480 people

00:39:55.840 actually

00:39:56.320 but this

00:39:57.020 is

00:39:57.240 we're

00:39:58.240 talking

00:39:58.400 about

00:39:58.600 economics

00:39:59.160 here

00:39:59.440 statistically

00:40:01.720 men and

00:40:03.560 women 1.00

00:40:03.780 will find

00:40:04.540 this

00:40:04.800 economic

00:40:05.620 balance

00:40:06.300 where one

00:40:07.400 makes the

00:40:07.840 money

00:40:08.020 the other

00:40:08.380 raises

00:40:08.680 the kids

00:40:09.200 and

00:40:10.860 99 times

00:40:12.040 out of 100

00:40:12.540 it tends

00:40:12.860 to be the

00:40:13.140 woman raising

00:40:13.580 the kids

00:40:14.080 women 1.00

00:40:20.040 are spending

00:40:22.440 their most

00:40:23.440 fertile years

00:40:24.220 in school

00:40:24.800 they are

00:40:26.380 going

00:40:26.620 massively

00:40:27.400 into debt

00:40:28.160 forcing

00:40:29.200 them to

00:40:30.280 either find

00:40:30.760 a really

00:40:31.080 rich

00:40:31.340 boyfriend

00:40:31.760 which is

00:40:33.640 again

00:40:34.000 boyfriend

00:40:35.780 went to

00:40:36.420 the same

00:40:36.800 school

00:40:37.340 statistically

00:40:38.320 he's not

00:40:39.600 going to be

00:40:39.840 a millionaire

00:40:40.280 this forces

00:40:44.500 them to

00:40:44.900 work

00:40:45.220 so a

00:40:48.300 woman is 1.00

00:40:48.660 spending all

00:40:49.180 of her

00:40:49.440 twenties

00:40:50.080 first in

00:40:53.200 school

00:40:53.600 then in the

00:40:54.340 workforce

00:40:54.840 full time

00:40:55.600 when most

00:40:57.780 women 1.00

00:40:58.160 want to

00:40:59.940 have

00:41:00.140 children

00:41:00.560 it's not

00:41:07.500 very sexy

00:41:08.260 or cool

00:41:08.680 to have

00:41:08.960 children

00:41:09.280 nowadays

00:41:09.720 because

00:41:10.040 well

00:41:10.340 who's

00:41:10.580 having

00:41:10.820 children

00:41:11.200 any

00:41:12.420 woman 0.99

00:41:12.880 worth

00:41:13.360 her

00:41:13.560 salt

00:41:13.900 is

00:41:15.740 too

00:41:16.000 busy

00:41:16.260 in

00:41:16.440 school

00:41:16.800 and

00:41:17.020 then

00:41:17.160 she's

00:41:17.320 too

00:41:17.440 busy

00:41:17.640 paying

00:41:17.880 off

00:41:18.040 her

00:41:18.160 student

00:41:18.380 loans

00:41:18.680 to

00:41:18.840 have

00:41:19.060 children

00:41:19.640 the

00:41:21.080 women 1.00

00:41:21.280 who

00:41:21.420 are

00:41:21.520 having

00:41:21.800 children

00:41:22.220 are 0.88

00:41:22.860 methamphetamine

00:41:23.620 addicts

00:41:24.220 for crying

00:41:24.900 out loud

00:41:25.360 so yeah

00:41:25.740 it's not

00:41:26.220 a very

00:41:26.560 cool

00:41:27.360 thing

00:41:27.640 to

00:41:27.800 associate

00:41:28.240 with

00:41:28.660 but this

00:41:29.140 is what

00:41:29.420 people's

00:41:29.880 instincts

00:41:30.340 naturally

00:41:31.160 are

00:41:31.580 men

00:41:34.100 want to

00:41:34.460 have

00:41:34.640 wives

00:41:35.220 wives

00:41:36.440 want to

00:41:36.820 have

00:41:36.980 children

00:41:37.420 and

00:41:38.180 usually

00:41:38.520 the

00:41:38.700 first

00:41:38.920 one

00:41:39.080 happens

00:41:39.360 by

00:41:39.580 accident

00:41:39.960 when

00:41:40.160 you're

00:41:40.320 drunk

00:41:40.600 but

00:41:41.540 then

00:41:41.640 you

00:41:41.740 have

00:41:41.900 like

00:41:42.120 two

00:41:42.440 or

00:41:42.600 three

00:41:42.780 more

00:41:43.080 so

00:41:43.300 you

00:41:43.440 can't

00:41:43.680 really

00:41:43.860 blame

00:41:44.140 that

00:41:44.420 on

00:41:44.560 the

00:41:44.680 alcohol

00:41:45.040 anymore

00:41:45.440 can

00:41:45.700 you

00:41:45.860 this

00:41:47.120 is

00:41:47.200 what

00:41:47.300 people

00:41:47.520 naturally

00:41:47.920 want

00:41:48.280 and

00:41:54.680 you know

00:41:54.880 if you

00:41:55.180 say

00:41:55.400 this

00:41:55.580 to

00:41:55.720 people

00:41:56.000 if you

00:41:58.800 say

00:41:59.040 this

00:41:59.220 to

00:41:59.360 people

00:41:59.580 immediately

00:42:00.880 their

00:42:02.200 hackles

00:42:02.580 go up

00:42:03.000 are you

00:42:05.100 saying

00:42:05.300 women 1.00

00:42:05.540 shouldn't

00:42:05.800 be

00:42:05.940 educated

00:42:06.400 are you

00:42:06.960 saying

00:42:07.120 their

00:42:07.720 hackles

00:42:08.340 go

00:42:08.620 right

00:42:09.040 up

00:42:09.400 as soon

00:42:11.480 as you

00:42:11.640 point out

00:42:12.040 that as

00:42:12.480 bad

00:42:12.760 as it is

00:42:15.020 that men

00:42:15.620 are getting 1.00

00:42:16.520 these useless 0.96

00:42:17.180 educations 0.76

00:42:17.900 it's even

00:42:19.260 worse

00:42:19.900 for women

00:42:20.920 especially

00:42:21.320 since their

00:42:21.840 ovaries

00:42:22.280 are a ticking

00:42:22.700 time bomb

00:42:23.320 their

00:42:26.440 hackles

00:42:26.800 go

00:42:26.980 right

00:42:27.340 up

00:42:27.580 and

00:42:32.400 now

00:42:32.560 it

00:42:32.940 would

00:42:33.060 be

00:42:33.220 very

00:42:33.540 easy

00:42:33.920 to

00:42:34.420 credit

00:42:35.540 this

00:42:36.040 the

00:42:36.440 hackles

00:42:37.260 this is

00:42:38.280 just

00:42:38.480 feminist 0.95

00:42:38.900 brainwashing 0.92

00:42:39.700 this is

00:42:40.020 just

00:42:40.460 illuminati

00:42:41.700 convincing

00:42:42.480 women 1.00

00:42:42.760 that they

00:42:43.060 need

00:42:43.200 to have

00:42:43.400 a

00:42:43.520 career

00:42:43.860 to be

00:42:44.160 a

00:42:44.280 real

00:42:44.440 person

00:42:44.820 that

00:42:45.000 that

00:42:45.220 that

00:42:45.500 that

00:42:45.800 that

00:42:45.920 that

00:42:46.120 that

00:42:46.220 no it's

00:42:50.000 more than

00:42:50.300 that

00:42:50.600 why do

00:43:01.540 women 1.00

00:43:01.800 want to

00:43:04.480 go to

00:43:04.760 college

00:43:05.060 why do

00:43:05.480 women 1.00

00:43:05.660 want to

00:43:05.980 be

00:43:06.100 doctors

00:43:06.500 I would

00:43:13.080 submit to

00:43:13.760 you

00:43:14.100 that the

00:43:15.500 reason

00:43:16.160 women 1.00

00:43:17.480 want to

00:43:17.900 be

00:43:18.020 doctors

00:43:18.460 is

00:43:21.560 because

00:43:21.840 they

00:43:22.180 want to

00:43:22.720 marry

00:43:23.280 a

00:43:24.360 doctor

00:43:24.760 and

00:43:27.520 what's

00:43:27.900 the

00:43:28.040 best

00:43:28.320 way

00:43:28.520 to

00:43:28.700 meet

00:43:29.000 a

00:43:29.200 doctor

00:43:29.560 it's

00:43:31.460 to

00:43:31.640 go

00:43:32.020 to

00:43:32.860 medical

00:43:33.200 school

00:43:33.600 with

00:43:33.920 him

00:43:34.220 when

00:43:40.720 you

00:43:40.860 say

00:43:41.000 to

00:43:41.140 a

00:43:41.260 woman 0.99

00:43:41.460 you

00:43:41.960 should

00:43:42.200 not

00:43:42.480 go

00:43:42.940 to

00:43:43.500 university

00:43:43.980 since

00:43:44.280 you're

00:43:44.420 not

00:43:44.540 going

00:43:44.660 to

00:43:44.720 use

00:43:44.900 that 1.00

00:43:45.060 damn 1.00

00:43:45.300 degree 1.00

00:43:45.580 in

00:43:45.700 the

00:43:45.780 first

00:43:45.980 place

00:43:46.340 what

00:43:48.580 she's

00:43:48.880 hearing

00:43:49.200 what

00:43:49.480 her

00:43:49.800 gut

00:43:50.120 instinct

00:43:50.700 is

00:43:51.780 hearing

00:43:52.220 is

00:43:53.160 you

00:43:53.980 shouldn't

00:43:54.380 associate

00:43:55.120 with

00:43:57.020 successful

00:43:57.660 men

00:43:58.000 you should

00:43:58.560 go

00:43:58.720 associate

00:43:59.280 with

00:44:00.340 I don't

00:44:00.600 know

00:44:00.720 like

00:44:00.940 you should

00:44:01.380 go be

00:44:01.640 a bartender

00:44:02.240 and associate

00:44:02.920 with

00:44:03.240 drunken 1.00

00:44:03.660 idiots 1.00

00:44:04.700 like 1.00

00:44:05.040 Davis

00:44:05.380 Arrini

00:44:05.680 and

00:44:14.820 and you

00:44:14.900 know

00:44:14.960 this

00:44:15.120 applies

00:44:15.480 to

00:44:15.660 the

00:44:15.780 men

00:44:16.000 just

00:44:16.500 as

00:44:16.860 much

00:44:17.400 see

00:44:22.640 when

00:44:22.780 you

00:44:22.920 say

00:44:23.180 when

00:44:23.480 you

00:44:23.600 speak

00:44:23.780 in

00:44:23.960 general

00:44:24.320 terms

00:44:24.840 about

00:44:25.320 people

00:44:25.580 being

00:44:26.240 over

00:44:26.760 credentialed

00:44:27.700 in

00:44:29.640 general

00:44:30.080 terms

00:44:30.460 people

00:44:31.000 will

00:44:31.280 agree

00:44:31.500 with

00:44:31.680 you

00:44:31.840 as soon

00:44:32.980 as you

00:44:33.220 talk

00:44:33.580 about

00:44:34.000 the

00:44:34.200 specific

00:44:34.640 people

00:44:35.820 get

00:44:36.260 defensive

00:44:36.920 you know

00:44:41.280 I wasted

00:44:41.780 my time

00:44:42.220 getting a

00:44:42.540 history

00:44:42.760 degree

00:44:43.080 and

00:44:44.360 my

00:44:44.800 colleague

00:44:45.240 Matt

00:44:45.480 Forney

00:44:45.760 he wasted

00:44:46.220 his time

00:44:46.620 getting an

00:44:46.940 English

00:44:47.160 degree

00:44:47.500 and yet

00:44:51.040 if you

00:44:51.280 said that

00:44:51.880 to us

00:44:52.320 directly

00:44:52.800 we get

00:44:53.980 defensive

00:44:54.320 and what

00:44:57.360 are we

00:44:57.720 defensive

00:44:58.040 about

00:44:58.400 because

00:44:58.860 let's

00:44:59.220 be

00:44:59.380 frank

00:44:59.800 it's

00:45:00.640 not like

00:45:01.120 college

00:45:01.620 is

00:45:01.860 hard

00:45:02.460 college

00:45:03.740 is

00:45:04.180 about

00:45:04.480 getting

00:45:04.940 drunk

00:45:05.440 with

00:45:05.680 a bunch

00:45:06.020 of

00:45:06.420 semi

00:45:06.940 intellectual

00:45:07.440 people

00:45:08.000 90%

00:45:09.800 of

00:45:09.960 college

00:45:10.300 is

00:45:10.620 the

00:45:10.900 college

00:45:11.460 experience

00:45:12.000 it's

00:45:12.400 not

00:45:12.640 about

00:45:12.940 the 0.98

00:45:13.100 damned 1.00

00:45:13.340 education 1.00

00:45:13.900 people

00:45:14.940 are

00:45:15.080 not

00:45:15.240 going

00:45:15.440 to

00:45:15.600 college

00:45:16.020 to

00:45:16.680 get

00:45:16.820 educated

00:45:17.440 they're

00:45:20.060 going

00:45:20.240 to

00:45:20.360 college

00:45:20.700 A

00:45:21.060 to

00:45:21.440 get

00:45:21.620 drunk

00:45:21.920 and

00:45:22.100 party

00:45:22.360 and

00:45:22.500 make

00:45:22.660 friends

00:45:23.060 and

00:45:23.840 B

00:45:24.260 to

00:45:24.740 say

00:45:25.080 they

00:45:25.320 went

00:45:25.580 to

00:45:25.840 college

00:45:26.280 and

00:45:30.200 that

00:45:30.820 that

00:45:31.800 right

00:45:32.100 there

00:45:32.560 is

00:45:32.980 the

00:45:33.180 foundational

00:45:33.860 problem

00:45:34.740 with

00:45:35.400 all

00:45:36.060 of

00:45:36.240 this

00:45:36.620 the

00:45:44.660 problem

00:45:45.060 is

00:45:45.460 that

00:45:45.620 we

00:45:45.800 have

00:45:45.980 divorced

00:45:46.780 style

00:45:50.320 and

00:45:50.480 substance

00:45:50.940 we've

00:45:52.320 become

00:45:52.520 so rich

00:45:53.140 as a

00:45:53.480 civilization

00:45:53.940 that

00:45:56.800 it's

00:45:57.580 let's

00:45:59.880 put it

00:46:00.080 this way

00:46:00.340 who

00:46:00.780 gets

00:46:01.000 laid

00:46:01.280 more

00:46:01.700 the

00:46:03.360 engineer

00:46:04.360 or

00:46:05.180 the

00:46:05.360 starving

00:46:05.660 artist

00:46:06.080 we've

00:46:11.220 become

00:46:11.480 so rich

00:46:12.340 that we

00:46:13.600 have

00:46:13.920 the

00:46:14.320 freedom

00:46:15.360 to go

00:46:16.520 blow 0.77

00:46:17.040 our

00:46:17.360 money

00:46:17.660 on 0.89

00:46:18.020 useless

00:46:18.600 signaling 0.99

00:46:19.700 peacock

00:46:21.100 feathers

00:46:21.460 and

00:46:22.800 that's

00:46:23.020 what

00:46:23.140 it

00:46:23.240 all

00:46:23.420 is

00:46:23.820 we'd

00:46:30.580 rather

00:46:30.760 have

00:46:30.940 a

00:46:31.040 credit

00:46:31.220 card

00:46:31.480 than

00:46:31.620 an

00:46:31.820 income

00:46:32.140 we'd

00:46:33.860 rather

00:46:34.100 have

00:46:34.680 a

00:46:35.040 piece

00:46:35.220 of

00:46:35.380 paper

00:46:35.760 than

00:46:36.920 an

00:46:37.060 education

00:46:38.460 than

00:46:38.740 an

00:46:38.980 employable

00:46:39.600 skill

00:46:40.200 we'd

00:46:43.700 rather

00:46:43.980 lease

00:46:44.540 the

00:46:44.880 latest

00:46:45.100 toy

00:46:45.580 than

00:46:47.060 own

00:46:48.060 something

00:46:48.540 effective

00:46:49.120 and

00:46:50.140 the

00:46:50.300 entire

00:46:50.760 market

00:46:51.400 is

00:46:51.800 coming

00:46:52.080 to

00:46:52.500 reflect

00:46:53.140 that

00:46:53.600 that

00:46:55.860 we

00:46:56.040 don't

00:46:56.360 want

00:46:56.760 actual

00:46:57.280 success

00:46:57.840 we

00:46:58.440 don't

00:46:58.700 want

00:46:58.980 actual

00:46:59.520 capital

00:47:00.200 in

00:47:00.900 our

00:47:01.060 lives

00:47:01.500 what

00:47:01.960 we

00:47:02.140 want

00:47:02.520 is

00:47:03.100 frivolities

00:47:04.140 and

00:47:12.220 people

00:47:12.440 are

00:47:12.580 getting

00:47:12.700 what

00:47:12.860 they

00:47:12.980 demand

00:47:13.320 you

00:47:21.620 know

00:47:21.700 I

00:47:21.800 read

00:47:21.960 an

00:47:22.080 argument

00:47:22.320 recently

00:47:22.860 what's

00:47:25.120 the

00:47:25.220 point

00:47:25.400 of

00:47:25.500 liberalism

00:47:26.080 what

00:47:27.260 is

00:47:27.520 the

00:47:27.660 point

00:47:27.960 of

00:47:28.460 this

00:47:30.240 whole 1.00

00:47:30.700 idiotic 1.00

00:47:31.580 ideology 1.00

00:47:32.020 they

00:47:32.240 espouse

00:47:32.720 and

00:47:35.700 the

00:47:35.820 argument

00:47:36.540 was

00:47:36.760 I

00:47:36.880 think

00:47:37.060 it

00:47:37.120 was

00:47:37.200 Brett

00:47:37.440 Stevens

00:47:37.920 America

00:47:38.900 with

00:47:39.740 a

00:47:39.840 K

00:47:40.080 dot

00:47:40.500 org

00:47:40.760 arguing

00:47:41.860 this

00:47:42.220 he

00:47:43.420 was

00:47:43.560 saying

00:47:43.780 the

00:47:44.120 point

00:47:44.460 is

00:47:44.700 that

00:47:44.880 if

00:47:45.020 you

00:47:45.160 believe

00:47:45.420 in

00:47:45.580 something

00:47:45.840 as 1.00

00:47:46.160 idiotic 1.00

00:47:46.980 as 1.00

00:47:47.440 liberalism

00:47:48.180 you

00:47:48.900 know

00:47:49.000 you

00:47:49.160 believe

00:47:49.480 that

00:47:49.660 everybody

00:47:50.100 is

00:47:50.380 exactly

00:47:50.840 the

00:47:51.100 same

00:47:51.480 and

00:47:51.620 the

00:47:51.720 only

00:47:51.840 difference

00:47:52.180 is

00:47:52.320 education

00:47:52.920 or

00:47:53.120 some

00:47:53.320 nonsense

00:47:53.840 like

00:47:54.080 that

00:47:54.300 there's

00:47:54.700 no

00:47:54.860 racial

00:47:55.240 differences

00:47:55.800 there's

00:47:56.420 no

00:47:56.700 differences

00:47:57.600 between

00:47:58.060 individuals

00:47:59.000 no

00:48:00.540 no

00:48:00.740 no

00:48:00.940 nothing

00:48:01.360 like

00:48:01.580 that

00:48:01.900 that

00:48:02.540 is

00:48:02.680 such

00:48:02.860 an 1.00

00:48:03.180 idiotic 1.00

00:48:04.020 pants 1.00

00:48:05.120 shittingly 1.00

00:48:05.860 stupid 1.00

00:48:06.660 stance 1.00

00:48:08.060 to

00:48:08.260 take

00:48:08.600 that

00:48:09.280 you

00:48:09.440 need

00:48:09.600 to

00:48:09.700 be

00:48:09.840 really 0.54

00:48:10.340 freaking

00:48:10.780 smart

00:48:11.280 to

00:48:11.520 justify

00:48:12.000 it

00:48:12.400 global

00:48:15.880 warming

00:48:16.200 is

00:48:16.320 another

00:48:16.520 one

00:48:16.720 of

00:48:16.860 them

00:48:17.060 you

00:48:18.320 know

00:48:18.460 because

00:48:18.620 it's

00:48:18.840 not

00:48:18.980 global

00:48:19.280 warming

00:48:19.620 anymore

00:48:19.880 it's

00:48:20.040 climate

00:48:20.380 change

00:48:20.780 because

00:48:20.960 there's

00:48:21.100 no

00:48:21.240 damned 0.62

00:48:21.680 evidence 1.00

00:48:21.940 of the

00:48:22.980 climate

00:48:23.260 getting

00:48:23.500 any

00:48:23.700 warmer

00:48:24.060 all

00:48:28.400 all

00:48:28.420 the

00:48:28.560 evidence

00:48:28.800 contradicts

00:48:29.400 nothing

00:48:29.560 but

00:48:29.740 corruption

00:48:30.220 within

00:48:30.440 all

00:48:31.060 the

00:48:31.300 circles

00:48:31.720 every

00:48:32.240 single

00:48:32.480 plan

00:48:32.780 they

00:48:32.940 have

00:48:33.160 is

00:48:33.280 nothing

00:48:33.480 but

00:48:33.760 well

00:48:34.440 let's

00:48:34.760 tax

00:48:35.100 western

00:48:35.620 countries

00:48:36.080 for

00:48:36.280 some

00:48:36.500 reason

00:48:36.820 trying

00:48:39.460 to

00:48:39.620 justify

00:48:40.180 that

00:48:40.700 trying

00:48:41.160 to

00:48:41.340 justify

00:48:41.680 that 1.00

00:48:41.940 idiocy 1.00

00:48:42.400 requires 0.99

00:48:42.880 some 0.99

00:48:43.140 damned 1.00

00:48:43.500 intelligence 1.00

00:48:44.180 doesn't

00:48:44.540 it

00:48:44.800 which

00:48:46.380 shows

00:48:46.580 that

00:48:46.700 you

00:48:46.880 are

00:48:47.120 a

00:48:47.360 fit

00:48:47.600 mate

00:48:47.920 look

00:48:48.120 at

00:48:48.200 how

00:48:48.340 clever

00:48:48.680 I

00:48:48.940 am

00:48:49.140 I

00:48:49.360 know

00:48:49.540 all

00:48:49.800 these

00:48:50.040 shibboleths

00:48:50.800 to

00:48:51.360 speak

00:48:51.740 hipsters

00:48:56.040 it's

00:48:57.400 another

00:48:57.580 perfect

00:48:57.900 example

00:48:58.360 of

00:48:58.580 this

00:48:58.720 modern

00:48:59.100 disease

00:48:59.680 hipsters

00:49:00.760 they

00:49:01.380 want

00:49:01.740 to

00:49:01.940 dress

00:49:02.220 really

00:49:02.700 nice

00:49:03.000 they

00:49:03.160 want

00:49:03.320 to

00:49:03.480 focus

00:49:03.980 on

00:49:04.240 their

00:49:04.400 appearance

00:49:04.840 and

00:49:05.000 what

00:49:05.140 not

00:49:05.400 but

00:49:06.280 focusing

00:49:07.380 on

00:49:07.680 your

00:49:07.800 appearance

00:49:08.260 that's

00:49:08.580 lame

00:49:09.080 that's

00:49:09.600 whatever

00:49:10.940 so

00:49:12.720 we're

00:49:13.000 going to

00:49:13.320 ironically

00:49:14.120 obsess

00:49:15.180 over

00:49:15.660 our

00:49:15.860 appearance

00:49:16.360 I'm

00:49:16.820 not

00:49:17.000 waxing

00:49:17.420 my

00:49:17.600 beard

00:49:17.900 because

00:49:18.260 I

00:49:18.780 like

00:49:19.080 to

00:49:19.260 look

00:49:19.440 good

00:49:19.740 I'm

00:49:19.940 waxing

00:49:20.220 my

00:49:20.380 beard

00:49:20.580 because

00:49:20.760 I'm

00:49:20.860 doing

00:49:21.020 it

00:49:21.180 ironically

00:49:22.020 and

00:49:27.820 you

00:49:27.940 know

00:49:28.080 what

00:49:28.280 let's

00:49:28.520 look

00:49:28.700 at

00:49:28.780 the

00:49:28.920 alt

00:49:29.120 right

00:49:29.460 too

00:49:30.200 because

00:49:30.360 the

00:49:30.520 exact

00:49:31.140 same

00:49:32.140 toxicity

00:49:33.460 is

00:49:35.080 present

00:49:35.520 within

00:49:35.760 these

00:49:36.040 circles

00:49:36.440 the

00:49:43.440 alt

00:49:43.700 right

00:49:43.980 right

00:49:44.660 now

00:49:44.780 we've

00:49:45.080 got

00:49:45.220 the

00:49:45.400 moderates

00:49:45.980 okay

00:49:46.900 we've

00:49:47.120 got

00:49:47.240 the

00:49:47.460 moderates

00:49:48.120 that

00:49:49.400 are

00:49:49.500 just

00:49:49.660 putting

00:49:49.960 their

00:49:50.140 finger

00:49:50.600 in the

00:49:50.940 wind

00:49:51.240 figuring

00:49:51.820 out

00:49:52.040 which

00:49:52.280 way

00:49:52.460 it's

00:49:52.640 blowing

00:49:52.940 and

00:49:53.140 jumping

00:49:53.400 in

00:49:53.580 front

00:49:53.820 of

00:49:53.920 the

00:49:54.020 parade

00:49:54.380 to

00:49:54.580 say

00:49:54.780 that

00:49:54.960 they're

00:49:55.180 leading

00:49:55.500 it

00:49:55.840 you know

00:49:57.080 so we've

00:49:57.380 got

00:49:57.500 these

00:49:57.760 classical

00:49:58.880 liberal

00:49:59.320 they're not

00:49:59.980 they don't

00:50:00.820 know what a

00:50:01.140 classical

00:50:01.460 liberal is

00:50:02.100 they don't

00:50:03.500 but they're

00:50:04.660 Donald Trump

00:50:05.140 supporters

00:50:05.700 go subscribe

00:50:07.740 to them

00:50:08.120 then

00:50:12.920 then

00:50:12.940 then you've

00:50:13.560 got the

00:50:13.980 counter

00:50:14.360 signaling

00:50:15.020 hipsters

00:50:15.900 you've

00:50:16.280 got

00:50:16.460 the

00:50:16.680 1488

00:50:17.460 you've

00:50:18.080 got

00:50:18.300 the

00:50:18.620 the

00:50:18.900 fashy

00:50:19.340 goys

00:50:19.860 do they

00:50:24.260 have any

00:50:24.640 sort of

00:50:25.060 plan to

00:50:25.620 win

00:50:25.920 do they

00:50:26.500 have any

00:50:26.900 sort of

00:50:27.900 end

00:50:28.940 state

00:50:29.400 end

00:50:29.880 goal

00:50:30.460 of where

00:50:31.100 this is

00:50:31.840 all

00:50:32.160 heading

00:50:32.580 no

00:50:34.960 no

00:50:35.680 the point

00:50:36.100 of being

00:50:36.380 a neo

00:50:36.800 nazi

00:50:37.440 isn't

00:50:38.180 to

00:50:38.600 to

00:50:39.400 clone

00:50:40.120 hitler

00:50:40.660 and

00:50:41.100 you know

00:50:41.660 put his

00:50:42.160 brain

00:50:42.480 in the

00:50:42.720 computer

00:50:43.180 and make

00:50:43.580 him

00:50:43.700 the

00:50:43.840 god

00:50:43.980 that's

00:50:44.380 not the

00:50:44.620 point

00:50:44.800 of being

00:50:45.040 a neo

00:50:45.320 nazi

00:50:45.760 the point

00:50:46.360 of being

00:50:46.600 a neo

00:50:46.920 nazi

00:50:47.300 is being 0.79

00:50:47.620 a neo 0.55

00:50:47.940 nazi

00:50:48.420 and look

00:50:48.920 at how

00:50:49.160 fashy

00:50:49.640 my haircut

00:50:50.200 is

00:50:50.720 pay

00:50:52.960 attention

00:50:53.300 to me

00:50:53.660 give

00:50:54.020 me 1.00

00:50:54.200 sex 1.00

00:50:54.620 then

00:51:03.180 you've

00:51:03.480 got

00:51:03.880 I

00:51:06.180 will

00:51:06.360 say

00:51:06.580 whatever

00:51:07.440 edgy 0.99

00:51:08.320 shit 1.00

00:51:09.180 will 1.00

00:51:09.640 make

00:51:09.900 me

00:51:10.080 popular

00:51:10.580 and

00:51:10.880 make

00:51:11.120 me

00:51:11.280 money

00:51:11.580 and

00:51:13.020 I'll

00:51:13.180 contradict

00:51:13.540 myself

00:51:14.120 every

00:51:14.480 three

00:51:14.700 months

00:51:15.040 you've

00:51:15.860 got

00:51:16.020 those

00:51:16.340 guys

00:51:16.740 running

00:51:17.420 rampant

00:51:18.040 very

00:51:27.020 very

00:51:27.460 few

00:51:27.920 actually

00:51:29.020 have

00:51:29.400 a

00:51:29.560 sense

00:51:29.880 of

00:51:30.380 integrity

00:51:31.580 of

00:51:32.400 genuineness

00:51:33.680 of

00:51:34.840 long

00:51:35.560 term

00:51:35.840 planning

00:51:36.460 of

00:51:36.800 goals

00:51:37.460 of

00:51:38.080 you know

00:51:38.520 like

00:51:38.680 here's

00:51:38.880 the

00:51:39.000 world

00:51:39.160 I'd

00:51:39.420 like

00:51:39.640 to

00:51:39.820 live

00:51:40.040 in

00:51:40.200 but

00:51:40.340 here's

00:51:40.580 the

00:51:40.680 world

00:51:40.940 I

00:51:41.240 will

00:51:41.660 accept

00:51:42.660 if

00:51:43.660 we

00:51:43.780 can

00:51:43.900 accomplish

00:51:44.260 this

00:51:44.660 and

00:51:47.100 you know

00:51:47.280 what

00:51:47.420 this is

00:51:47.660 one of

00:51:47.920 things

00:51:48.060 that's

00:51:48.200 been

00:51:48.360 really

00:51:48.740 bumming

00:51:49.140 me

00:51:49.320 out

00:51:49.520 lately

00:51:49.840 and

00:51:55.680 so

00:51:55.920 what

00:51:56.340 the 0.99

00:51:56.600 hell 0.86

00:51:56.860 are

00:51:57.020 we

00:51:57.180 supposed

00:51:57.420 to

00:51:57.580 do

00:51:57.780 in

00:51:58.040 a

00:51:58.160 world

00:51:58.580 of

00:51:59.800 obsequious

00:52:01.780 liberals

00:52:02.340 and

00:52:02.680 fashigoys

00:52:03.740 because

00:52:08.740 this is

00:52:09.040 the

00:52:09.160 modernist

00:52:09.580 disease

00:52:10.180 okay

00:52:10.920 this

00:52:11.140 this

00:52:11.400 is

00:52:11.740 the

00:52:12.040 disease

00:52:12.920 of

00:52:13.600 I'm

00:52:14.060 so

00:52:14.320 desperate

00:52:14.780 to be 1.00

00:52:15.160 fucking 0.99

00:52:15.720 unique 0.99

00:52:16.540 important

00:52:18.820 special

00:52:19.500 whatever

00:52:19.860 whether

00:52:20.140 it's

00:52:20.440 a 1.00

00:52:20.620 goddamn 1.00

00:52:21.180 credit 1.00

00:52:21.620 card

00:52:22.040 whether

00:52:22.540 it's

00:52:22.840 making

00:52:23.120 it

00:52:23.340 rain

00:52:23.640 in

00:52:23.820 bottles

00:52:24.080 of

00:52:24.240 cristel

00:52:24.940 or

00:52:25.460 if

00:52:25.600 it's

00:52:25.800 yelling

00:52:26.220 1488

00:52:27.060 slogans

00:52:27.840 while

00:52:28.040 having

00:52:28.340 a

00:52:28.480 fashy

00:52:28.800 haircut

00:52:29.180 it's

00:52:30.060 all

00:52:30.260 the

00:52:30.440 same 1.00

00:52:30.640 damn 0.99

00:52:31.060 thing 1.00

00:52:31.460 it's

00:52:34.640 people

00:52:34.840 that

00:52:34.980 have

00:52:35.120 divorced

00:52:35.640 the

00:52:37.020 style

00:52:37.360 from

00:52:37.540 the

00:52:37.660 substance

00:52:38.160 the

00:52:38.660 means

00:52:39.240 from

00:52:39.760 the

00:52:39.980 ends

00:52:40.460 because

00:52:42.220 we're

00:52:42.500 so

00:52:42.960 freaking 0.93

00:52:43.800 rich

00:52:44.160 these

00:52:44.480 days

00:52:44.920 that

00:52:45.420 we

00:52:45.580 can

00:52:45.720 afford

00:52:46.220 to

00:52:46.680 be

00:52:46.920 impoverished

00:52:47.760 now

00:52:54.000 what

00:52:54.140 about

00:52:54.300 those

00:52:54.600 of us

00:52:54.980 that

00:52:55.260 don't

00:52:55.940 want

00:52:56.520 to be

00:52:58.760 a

00:52:58.940 really

00:52:59.280 cool 0.99

00:53:00.100 loser 0.99

00:53:00.760 well 0.99

00:53:10.200 the first

00:53:10.500 thing

00:53:10.620 to

00:53:10.740 realize

00:53:11.200 is

00:53:14.660 that

00:53:14.780 we're

00:53:15.060 not

00:53:15.280 the

00:53:15.460 ones

00:53:15.820 going

00:53:16.120 black

00:53:16.480 pill 0.98

00:53:16.720 black

00:53:21.040 pill

00:53:21.360 is

00:53:22.880 when

00:53:23.300 life

00:53:24.320 becomes

00:53:24.740 so

00:53:25.020 meaningless

00:53:25.600 that

00:53:27.400 you

00:53:27.740 sacrifice

00:53:28.720 yourself

00:53:29.440 on

00:53:30.520 the

00:53:30.740 altar

00:53:31.260 of

00:53:32.580 a

00:53:32.760 failed

00:53:33.080 cause

00:53:33.680 so

00:53:40.580 if you

00:53:41.000 are one

00:53:41.260 of these

00:53:41.460 people that

00:53:41.960 are

00:53:42.180 saying

00:53:43.580 whatever

00:53:44.580 you need

00:53:45.060 to say

00:53:45.460 to be

00:53:45.760 popular

00:53:46.220 you know

00:53:47.700 whether

00:53:47.920 you are

00:53:48.740 a 1.00

00:53:49.300 goddamn 1.00

00:53:50.480 democrat 1.00

00:53:51.160 that

00:53:52.340 is

00:53:53.040 mouthing

00:53:54.100 Hillary 0.96

00:53:54.440 Clinton

00:53:54.740 platitudes

00:53:55.420 just to

00:53:56.840 fit in

00:53:57.580 with the

00:53:58.100 tech

00:53:58.720 circle

00:53:59.240 in

00:53:59.640 San

00:54:01.500 Francisco

00:54:02.060 and

00:54:05.900 again

00:54:06.360 I don't

00:54:06.620 mean

00:54:06.760 fit in

00:54:07.460 like

00:54:08.240 you know

00:54:08.640 I got

00:54:08.980 a

00:54:09.120 family

00:54:09.820 to pay

00:54:10.240 for

00:54:10.560 and sure

00:54:10.980 yeah

00:54:11.260 I agree

00:54:11.740 with you

00:54:12.040 whatever 1.00

00:54:12.360 asshole 1.00

00:54:12.920 no no 0.99

00:54:13.500 I mean

00:54:13.900 the true

00:54:14.700 believers

00:54:15.240 the people

00:54:16.040 that really

00:54:16.480 live this

00:54:17.020 lifestyle

00:54:17.560 they've

00:54:21.200 sacrificed

00:54:21.720 themselves

00:54:22.340 on the

00:54:23.140 altar

00:54:23.360 of

00:54:23.560 popularity

00:54:24.080 and the

00:54:24.720 same 1.00

00:54:24.900 goddamn 1.00

00:54:25.600 thing 1.00

00:54:25.940 goes

00:54:26.500 for

00:54:27.720 anybody

00:54:28.140 out there

00:54:29.460 that's

00:54:29.780 saying

00:54:30.000 whatever 0.77

00:54:30.220 the hell 0.70

00:54:30.660 their 0.89

00:54:30.860 audience

00:54:31.340 wants

00:54:31.700 them to

00:54:32.040 say

00:54:32.300 whatever

00:54:32.740 their

00:54:32.980 friends

00:54:33.340 want

00:54:33.600 them

00:54:33.740 to

00:54:33.880 say

00:54:34.040 their

00:54:34.220 family

00:54:34.500 they

00:54:34.880 are

00:54:35.140 throwing

00:54:36.980 away

00:54:37.460 they

00:54:37.680 are

00:54:37.860 burning

00:54:38.400 up

00:54:38.980 their

00:54:40.240 soul

00:54:41.220 for the

00:54:42.840 sake

00:54:43.080 of

00:54:43.540 what

00:54:44.820 a little

00:54:45.100 bit of

00:54:45.340 money

00:54:45.560 a little

00:54:46.600 bit of

00:54:46.840 validation

00:54:47.340 a little

00:54:48.060 bit of

00:54:48.360 ego

00:54:48.680 what a

00:54:52.180 way to

00:54:52.420 piss your 0.98

00:54:52.880 life away 0.99

00:54:53.520 now

00:54:58.480 certainly

00:54:58.880 all of

00:54:59.360 us

00:54:59.660 we need

00:55:02.860 to be

00:55:03.060 politically

00:55:03.380 aware

00:55:03.740 we need

00:55:05.040 to be

00:55:05.180 aware

00:55:05.380 of what's

00:55:05.720 going on

00:55:06.200 in our

00:55:06.840 our

00:55:09.180 family

00:55:09.660 our

00:55:10.220 community

00:55:10.620 our

00:55:11.140 church

00:55:11.760 our

00:55:12.240 city

00:55:12.800 our

00:55:14.500 society

00:55:15.060 all of

00:55:19.440 these

00:55:19.560 things

00:55:19.760 affect

00:55:20.100 us

00:55:20.440 and

00:55:22.200 dropping

00:55:22.860 out of

00:55:23.160 the

00:55:23.300 system

00:55:23.620 is

00:55:25.280 not

00:55:25.560 a

00:55:25.700 solution

00:55:26.040 at the

00:55:28.180 same

00:55:28.340 time

00:55:28.540 attacking

00:55:29.020 the

00:55:29.240 entire

00:55:29.540 system

00:55:29.960 because

00:55:30.460 it

00:55:31.580 feels

00:55:31.880 good

00:55:32.240 to 0.77

00:55:32.520 explode

00:55:33.280 that's

00:55:33.720 not a

00:55:34.000 solution

00:55:34.380 either

00:55:34.720 the

00:55:38.700 solution

00:55:39.200 is

00:55:41.140 being

00:55:41.600 genuine

00:55:43.060 it's

00:55:50.660 about

00:55:50.800 keeping

00:55:51.000 your feet

00:55:51.360 on the

00:55:51.580 ground

00:55:51.840 it's

00:55:53.400 about

00:55:53.740 focusing

00:55:55.940 on

00:55:56.700 your

00:55:58.480 bottom

00:56:00.120 line

00:56:00.500 fortune

00:56:07.460 can be

00:56:07.780 very

00:56:08.200 very

00:56:08.480 outrageous

00:56:08.940 at

00:56:09.180 times

00:56:09.500 and

00:56:11.760 none

00:56:12.060 of us

00:56:12.380 knows

00:56:12.960 ultimately

00:56:14.480 we don't

00:56:14.920 know

00:56:15.140 where

00:56:15.420 we're

00:56:15.620 going

00:56:15.740 to

00:56:15.820 go

00:56:16.000 and

00:56:16.140 what

00:56:16.300 we're

00:56:16.460 going

00:56:16.640 to

00:56:16.760 become

00:56:17.100 fortune

00:56:21.840 can

00:56:22.040 reverse

00:56:22.460 herself

00:56:22.900 overnight

00:56:23.400 and

00:56:25.780 there's

00:56:25.940 nothing

00:56:26.120 we can

00:56:26.360 do

00:56:26.460 to

00:56:26.600 predict

00:56:26.920 or

00:56:27.720 understand

00:56:28.100 or

00:56:28.700 all we

00:56:29.520 can

00:56:29.600 do

00:56:29.700 is

00:56:29.820 accept

00:56:30.120 that

00:56:30.440 but

00:56:38.920 here's

00:56:39.120 the thing

00:56:39.300 if you

00:56:39.880 have

00:56:40.040 cultivated

00:56:40.620 real

00:56:43.400 relationships

00:56:44.200 real

00:56:47.580 knowledge

00:56:49.160 now

00:56:56.640 see

00:56:57.640 all those

00:56:57.960 things

00:56:58.120 can be

00:56:58.360 taken

00:56:58.540 away

00:56:58.760 from

00:56:58.920 you

00:56:59.020 as

00:56:59.160 well

00:56:59.360 you

00:57:00.240 know

00:57:00.480 somebody

00:57:01.440 can

00:57:01.820 come

00:57:02.100 and 1.00

00:57:02.240 shoot 1.00

00:57:02.420 your 1.00

00:57:02.560 dog

00:57:02.900 they

00:57:03.980 can

00:57:04.200 lock

00:57:04.600 in

00:57:04.780 prison

00:57:05.060 so

00:57:05.220 it

00:57:05.300 doesn't

00:57:05.440 matter

00:57:05.640 how good

00:57:05.960 you are

00:57:06.180 at driving

00:57:06.540 a car

00:57:06.940 they can

00:57:08.080 do whatever

00:57:08.780 the hell

00:57:09.100 they want

00:57:09.380 they want

00:57:09.400 they want

00:57:09.420 to do

00:57:09.640 but

00:57:10.720 if you

00:57:11.400 had a

00:57:11.820 genuine

00:57:12.160 relationship

00:57:12.760 there

00:57:13.120 if you

00:57:14.460 have

00:57:14.640 genuine

00:57:15.020 knowledge

00:57:15.540 if you

00:57:16.020 have

00:57:16.600 an

00:57:16.900 understanding

00:57:17.400 of

00:57:17.680 history

00:57:18.720 of

00:57:19.060 yourself

00:57:19.600 of

00:57:20.520 whatever

00:57:22.380 it is

00:57:23.660 that gives

00:57:24.040 you meaning

00:57:24.580 in life

00:57:25.100 they can't

00:57:28.240 take that

00:57:29.080 away from

00:57:30.260 you

00:57:30.460 whereas

00:57:35.380 take one

00:57:35.720 of these

00:57:35.920 fashigoys

00:57:36.720 or take

00:57:38.040 one of

00:57:38.360 these

00:57:38.920 these

00:57:39.780 ex

00:57:40.280 Hillary 0.96

00:57:41.200 supporters

00:57:41.620 or Bernie

00:57:42.180 Sanders

00:57:42.440 supporters

00:57:42.960 you know

00:57:43.920 Bernie Sanders

00:57:44.540 the guy

00:57:45.720 that spent

00:57:46.420 he had all

00:57:48.340 these people

00:57:48.700 donating money

00:57:49.300 to him

00:57:49.680 guys that

00:57:51.000 could barely

00:57:51.380 afford rent

00:57:52.000 were giving

00:57:52.380 him 10

00:57:53.060 bucks

00:57:53.340 50 bucks

00:57:54.040 he spent

00:57:56.620 that

00:57:57.000 on a

00:57:58.160 lakeside

00:57:58.640 manor

00:57:59.060 in a

00:57:59.640 brand new

00:58:00.000 sports car

00:58:00.560 you know

00:58:01.980 and then it

00:58:02.340 comes out

00:58:02.920 it comes out

00:58:04.820 through the

00:58:05.600 I believe

00:58:06.620 the Podesta

00:58:07.120 email leaks

00:58:08.380 that he

00:58:09.880 agreed to

00:58:10.940 throw the 0.65

00:58:11.540 election to

00:58:12.300 Hillary Clinton

00:58:12.840 now if you're

00:58:17.640 one of these

00:58:18.040 people that

00:58:18.680 have put all

00:58:19.340 of their

00:58:19.740 energy

00:58:20.220 into being

00:58:21.180 a Bernie

00:58:21.500 Sanders

00:58:21.820 supporter

00:58:22.220 and that

00:58:22.660 comes out

00:58:23.160 you have

00:58:23.880 sacrificed

00:58:24.420 yourself

00:58:25.020 for the

00:58:26.680 sake of

00:58:27.420 of this

00:58:28.800 false

00:58:29.260 belief

00:58:30.000 what do

00:58:34.460 you have

00:58:34.720 left

00:58:35.080 as much

00:58:49.200 as we

00:58:49.500 plan

00:58:49.700 there's an

00:58:50.480 old saying

00:58:51.020 men plan

00:58:52.340 and the

00:58:52.580 gods

00:58:52.840 left

00:58:53.200 as much

00:58:54.020 as we

00:58:54.200 all plan

00:58:54.560 for the

00:58:54.800 future

00:58:55.140 you really

00:59:00.360 can't plan

00:59:00.900 for the

00:59:01.180 future

00:59:01.460 you don't

00:59:02.220 know what's

00:59:02.800 going to

00:59:03.160 happen

00:59:03.480 and if you

00:59:09.600 invest

00:59:10.120 yourself

00:59:10.920 into

00:59:11.520 into ego

00:59:13.440 into

00:59:14.360 into

00:59:15.940 pomp

00:59:17.300 and circumstance

00:59:18.020 things

00:59:18.340 well okay

00:59:21.320 maybe you'll

00:59:22.080 be the

00:59:22.320 most popular

00:59:22.820 fashion

00:59:23.160 boy

00:59:23.480 you know

00:59:24.580 maybe you

00:59:24.860 get to

00:59:25.000 be Hillary 0.99

00:59:25.340 Clinton

00:59:25.680 but these

00:59:26.240 people are

00:59:26.720 naturally

00:59:27.100 slaves

00:59:27.540 they have 0.99

00:59:28.240 absolutely

00:59:29.640 nothing

00:59:30.000 they always

00:59:36.220 have to be

00:59:36.700 what their

00:59:37.020 audience demands

00:59:37.820 them

00:59:38.120 to be

00:59:39.740 they are

00:59:41.860 actors that

00:59:42.980 only ever get

00:59:43.760 to play

00:59:44.060 one role

00:59:44.680 whereas if

00:59:48.840 you actually

00:59:49.240 decide to

00:59:49.980 play

00:59:50.480 yourself

00:59:52.160 to

00:59:52.920 be yourself

00:59:54.320 to find

00:59:54.800 genuine

00:59:55.660 relationships

00:59:56.260 and

00:59:56.660 and participate

00:59:57.640 in the

00:59:59.120 body politic

00:59:59.820 to some

01:00:01.480 degree

01:00:01.780 don't

01:00:03.680 completely

01:00:05.020 drop out

01:00:05.680 and become a

01:00:06.080 homeless person

01:00:06.800 that's the

01:00:07.300 other extreme 1.00

01:00:07.800 of stupid 1.00

01:00:08.200 isn't it 1.00

01:00:08.680 you're still

01:00:09.680 responding to

01:00:10.200 it

01:00:10.300 no

01:00:10.500 focus on

01:00:16.460 your bottom

01:00:16.800 line

01:00:17.160 focus on

01:00:19.140 skills

01:00:19.580 focus on

01:00:20.700 relationships

01:00:21.580 focus on

01:00:22.680 knowledge

01:00:23.260 focus on

01:00:25.660 actually

01:00:28.040 appreciating

01:00:29.300 the life

01:00:31.220 that you're

01:00:31.480 living in

01:00:32.140 not on

01:00:34.400 the

01:00:34.740 pretenses

01:00:35.740 and

01:00:37.280 trappings

01:00:37.840 of a

01:00:40.000 failing

01:00:40.380 civilization

01:00:41.520 and

01:00:46.520 ironically

01:00:46.840 enough

01:00:47.220 that's the

01:00:47.680 only way

01:00:48.300 we can

01:00:48.680 stop it

01:00:49.360 from

01:00:50.140 failing

01:00:50.500 thanks for

01:00:54.300 listening folks

01:00:55.120 Irini out

01:01:10.000 to

01:01:24.960 do

01:01:25.440 with

01:01:27.120 You

Leo D.M.J. Aurini - February 28, 2017

Cost Disease： Poverty in the First World

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