September 8, 2025 • 26 mins
John discusses his expensive trip to Nashville (even for a billionaire) and more!
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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Welcome to the Daily Dose of Dillingham here as your
host and three time Amazon dot Com published author, John Dillingham.
Welcome back, everybody to your daily dose at Dillingham. I
know I'm a little bit quieter today, and that's because
I have no mic. It is what it is in
this day and age when you're traveling as a multi
(00:20):
billionaire to various regions and sometimes you just don't remember
your Samson, you know, eighty nine dollars ninety nine cent
plus tax, Mike USB Mike mind you. I know I've
talked a lot about Mike's on this podcast and buying
a new one and never really did it. And this
(00:43):
is going to be no exception. I'm just going to
do the whole podcast, you know, just just me with
no mic on the MacBook Mike. That's how we're going
to do this today, ladies and gentlemen. I hope that's
all right with you. If not, you can just I'll
skip this podcast because I'll have my mic on Wednesday. Anyway.
(01:04):
It's ten oh four am Central Standard Time, Monday, September eight,
twenty twenty five. Welcome everybody. I hope you're doing all
right out there. I am in Nashville, Tennessee today. I
had to make a pit stop here. A couple of
the girls are from this area. They you know, want
(01:27):
to sometimes they want to come out and see their
families and do stuff, and it's usually just me waiting
for other people to do things in these types of
situations when we go to these cities, and I really
want to, I really want to emphasize that during all
(01:54):
this traveling and during all this spending of billions of dollars,
I got angry over the weekend. You know, I thought
I thought Nashville was one of those hidden gems where
I could come spend a few bucks on parking, right,
(02:17):
no big deal, ten bucks, go out, get a drink.
You know they're ten, maybe twenty dollars total, Right for
a few drinks. I spent fifty dollars on parking in
one drink. Ladies and gentlemen just a double Gin and
Tonic House Gin, not even Bombay Gin, and I just
(02:39):
I left. You know. Sure there were women, Yeah, titties
were popping ass was popping out. Yeah. I saw some
girls eating hot dogs on the side of the sidewalk,
right in front of cars exhausts. I thought that was
a little unfavorable. I took a picture of it. So what, man?
(03:06):
So what? I can judge alcoholics and their poor decisions
in their inebriation, can't I? What is this world coming
to if I can't? Especially young women right dressed scantily clad,
(03:29):
scarfing down a hot dog that probably cost them fifteen dollars. Well,
we all have to ask ourselves, ladies and gentlemen, since
we're all currently billionaires in this society, there's no poor
people anymore. Apparently everyone can just afford these prices and
has no problem with them. What we really need to
(03:51):
ask ourselves is where are the actual real billionaire cities?
You know? Where do I go? Where I'm spending one
hundred dollars on parking? We're I'm spending one hundred dollars
on a drink? Is there some secret tier in Nashville
that I need to unlock first by driving something other
(04:13):
than a Honda CRV? These are the questions that I
ask myself as a billionaire, as I'm going around all
of this just kind of again in a bit of awe,
you know. Anyway, let's get the headlines and we'll see
(04:36):
what we have going here. I don't have my fun
fact books, so we'll be good doing two of those
on Wednesday. Again. It's all right, it's gonna work out, guys,
I promise, Okay, this podcast is going to work out.
We're going to have everything talked about that needs to
be talked about, and we're gonna come out of this
(04:58):
liking Israel and Jews more than ever. Palestinian gunman killed
six people in attack on Jerusalem bus stop. CBS News,
CNN at least five people killed in Jerusalem shooting. Times
of Israel authorities confirmed Mohammed Taha Muthana amro as Jerusalem
(05:20):
attackers six killed by Palestinian gumming a Jerusalem bus stop.
Got to keep throwing Palestinians under the bus to justify
a genocide. There was a really concerning video that I saw,
by the way, It was like yesterday or the day
before on social media, of course, some TikTok video of
(05:42):
like soldiers in a courtroom, like really pissed off saying
that you know, tax dollars are literally funding a genocide
in Israel, which we've all been talking we've all been
talking about this for you know, but I gotta tell you, guys,
(06:02):
if you aren't down with genocide? What the fuck is
wrong with you? If you aren't up for killing entire
races of people using your tax dollars, where would you
rather this money go? Seriously, you want to you think
you think poor people can't get food. They can get food, man,
(06:23):
you can eat dirt. It's everywhere. We live on a
big rock. Why would we divert money that could be
used for killing Palestinians to feeding people that could just
eat dirt. That would be stupid in a waste of funds.
This money needs to go to killing all of these Palestinians.
(06:45):
Every single last month, one of them must die. They
all must die, ladies do There's no uh, there's no
other way here. Every story will be spun so that
you must understand that every single Palestinian must be killed
and he raced off the face of the planet. Otherwise
(07:05):
we're wasting these billions and billions of dollars. This is
the most valiant of valiant things that American can do
right now, is genocide the shit out of Palestine. Take
it from a fellow billionaire. Guys, Hell, I might start
(07:30):
funding this thing. Man, Where do I send my money?
You know? Sign me up. These billionaires aren't rolling into
this island, guys. They I guess we'd got around since
I put it in a podcast and everyone is terrified
of Dillingham Molopolis. I moved. I just moved back to
my private island. A couple of girls are you know
(07:52):
with me? Most of them just stayed on Dillinghamilopolis. I'm like,
y'all want to stay here, I'm going back to Saint
James man. I just it's you know, when you know
how to spend your money best by killing Palestinians, all
of them, and everyone else wants you to spend their
(08:12):
money on other dumb shit like building affordable housing for
people and you know, making our infrastructure better or whatever.
I guess those are maybe okay things, but we still
should really focus on straight up murdering these motherfuckers over
in Palestinian like Palestinian Land, the Gaza Strip, whatever the
(08:33):
fuck it's called. We got to kill all these people, okay,
because if we don't, or displace them and put them
in your city wherever you are, people that you know
want them to live. Whoever wants these people to live,
y'all can live with them. Now. We don't want to
live with them. We want to kill them. So make
up your fucking minds. If you want to live with
these people, let us know. We'll send ten million of
(08:55):
them to your house. They can all just live there
with you while we build our resorts on their land.
I mean, we have the best intentions here. This is
the best intentions. We're going to build five star resorts
in Gaza. What more could you possibly want from us?
(09:18):
South Korea will bring home three hundred workers, detain a
massive Hyundai plant rate. I think that's a good thing.
Will the price of the Ionic five or six Skyrocket?
Absolutely are We're gonna see one hundred thousand dollars Hyundai? Probably?
(09:40):
Are you gonna pay one hundred thousand dollars for that Hyundai?
That's up for debate, Ladies and gentlemen, that's up for debate.
We're gonna see where this goes, right, I'm sure this
is gonna do nothing but help Hyundai's brand. What else
(10:01):
is there to say about this? At the end of
the day, Hyundai has gigantically fucked up here, and I
think really they should start diverting some of these savings
from these immigrants to killing some Palestinians. I mean, you
(10:22):
want to show your good humanitarian in this day and age,
you gotta kill some Palestinians. Ladies and gentlemen are You're
probably not a humanitarian. You probably hate people. What are
you doing not murdering Palestinians right now with your money?
That should be the question all of us are asking ourselves.
Speaker 2 (10:41):
Why am I buying this big mac when it could
be going to killing a Palestinian child. Jesus Christ, take
all my money and send it to Palestinian murder right,
fuck everything else, dude. Fed rate cut optimism lifts stocks
(11:04):
as investors watch politics across continents.
Speaker 1 (11:07):
Now here's something I can tear into. Finally, ain't coor Banerjee.
And that's a n k U r b A n
E r j ee for all you uncultured swine out there.
And alun John a l u n j excuse me,
(11:30):
j O hn just like my name wrote this article.
September eighth, seven fourteen Central time, Singapore. London stocks, rolls
and treasury yields held lower on Monday after last week's
this dismal US labor data sealed the case for an
interest rate cut this month, with investors preparing for a
(11:53):
week heavy on politics, crucial data and central bank activity.
US S and P five futures were up abou zero
point two percent, leaving the index set to head back
towards the record intra day hit immediately following last week's
job dah oh, God Bless me. The first political drama
(12:21):
of the week took place in Japan, where the yen
and longer dated bonds fell and stocks rows following the
resignation of Prime Minister Shagiro Ishiba, as traders bet heightened
political uncertainty would make the Bank of Japan less likely
to raise rates in the near term. Attention is turning
to who will replace Ishiba and whether it could be
(12:44):
an advocate of a looser fiscal and monetary policy, such
as Liberal Democratic Party veteran Sane Takaichi, who has criticized
the boj's interest rate hikes. Meanwhile, French could be forced
to look for its fifth prime minister in years, as
the incumbent Francois by Roux faces a confidence vote in
(13:09):
Monday that he is expected to lose. The sell off
in French assets after Bayroux called the vote last month
has eased and French stocks and bonds or slightly outperformed
excuse me, outperforming European peers on Monday, but uncertainty about
whether President Emmanuel Macron would try to appoint another prime
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minister or call fresh parliamentary elections if Bayrou loses means
French and wider European assets are not yet out of
the woods. A slew of upcoming French debt rating reviews
are also on investor's radar. Nor is it just developed
markets where investors are watching political developments. A heavy election
(13:54):
defeat for Argentine President Javier malaise ruling party in Buenos
Aires Province put the country's strained markets on track to
extend a recent selloff, while Indonesia stocks fell and its
currency jumped after its well regarded finance Minister Sri Muyani
(14:14):
Indrawati was removed from her position. Dollar held in check.
The political uncertainty in France and Japan is also keeping
the dollar in check, even after last Friday soft drops
data which is left markets fully pricing and a twenty
five basis point rate cut from the Fed later this
(14:35):
month and showing a small chance of a fifty basis
point cut. The numbers raised the question as to whether
US employment conditions are now shifting from cooling through deteriorating,
and if the Fed should cut rates faster, said Paul Mackle,
Global head of FX Research at HSBC. He said this
(15:04):
had opened the door for the dollar a weekending in
but the political noise around the end in euro, the
likely of dollar weakness will be reflected more easily against
other currencies. The dollar here to six week low against
the basket of currencies on Friday after the jobs data
on Monday. While it was markedly on the Swiss Frank
the anti pottying currencies, what's the euro was just zero
(15:30):
point one percent higher at one point one seven dollars,
and the dollars point three percent higher on the end
at one forty seven. Hey, that's good though. US Treasury
yields dropped sharply on Friday, but we're last stead year,
with the benchmark ten year yield marginally softer on the
day at four point h seven percent and the raid
(15:53):
sens A two year yield at three point four nine percent.
What a joe, dude? Anyway, Stocks look good today, Crypto
looks good today. On my charts. It's coming up. XRP
(16:14):
about broke three dollars We'll get to that shortly though,
DJ names excuse me, DJ says names of two associates
Epstein wired one hundred thousand dollars and two hundred and
fifty thousand dollars should stay secret. Yeah. Do I want
(16:47):
to read about that? Or Sydney Sweeney's optical illusion plunging
suit has a fully exposed sheer course sets? All right?
Do I want to know who Epstein sent money to that? Well,
I mean, we're not gonna know. Or do I want
to see Sydney Sweeney's tits and a sheared Let's go
(17:09):
to sidneysweeney in style dot com. Here we go. All right,
it's twenty twenty five. In Shapewear is no longer merely
something to wear under your clothes. It can also be
something show off too. Just take Sydney Sweeney's latest look
(17:31):
that puts the boning of her corset front and center.
Stepping out for the Variety Studio during the Toronto International
Film Festival in September sixth to promote her film Christy,
the actress wore an unusual gray tweeted excuse me, tweet
suit styled by Molly Dixon. The blazer of the suit
featured a deep, plunging neckline that was held together with
a twist blow the bust and then wrapped around her neck,
(17:54):
revealing a fully exposed sheer course at detail around her midriff.
She paired the optical illusion top with Matt she little
rice pants. Yeah, Sy Sweden looking good man. Of course,
you know you can't hate on them, bro, I think.
And here's the thing, bro, It's like, you gotta understand, dude,
(18:18):
these women have been ran through the gauntlet, especially the
hot ones. Dude, trust me, I know every single hot
chick on planet Earth. None of them are happy right now,
none of them unless they're married, Okay, to a short king. Right.
They got to marry their short kings, Ladies and gentlemen.
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I think that's the key to a happy marriage. Be
shorter than your wife, so that she'll always be above
you no matter what, and thus always right. Sweeney completed
the look with long, bouncy, blond bombshell hair, while she
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kept her jewelry to a minimum to show off her
unusual outfit. Sweeney has been a real champion of the
corset in recent months months. On September fifth, she wore
another courset it look for the Tiff premiere of Christy,
this time a blush pink er drum gown with an
exposed hip. In August she rocked the butter yellow corset,
(19:25):
you know, with a matching thick headman. A few months
earlier she wore courses at Blackground to an event with
three day wedding of Jeff Bezos and Lawren Sanchez. That's right,
she went to I was there too, man, I was
at Jeff's wedding. No, it wasn't. I wasn't really there.
And Sweeney is a new only one playing with the boy.
I'm jealous. I'm honestly jealous of any Sweeney. Now, Why
(19:50):
didn't she want to take me to Jeff Bezos's wedding?
And Sweeney isn't the only one playing with the boundaries
of the corset. Heidi Klum and her daughter Leani recently
wore matching sheer course. It's Sophia raghera or a shirt
lace corse at top of jeans. I mean courses were
all the rage back in like, I don't know, eighteen
(20:10):
hundreds right, So I don't got anything else for this.
Shout out Citney Swinge, who keeps popping up? Where are
we at in time twenty minutes. I am in a
luxury high rise hotel with a pull on the roof.
(20:33):
That's two thousand dollars an hour. So really this uh,
this podcast was one thousand dollars to produce approximately today.
If you throw in the coffee, you know it's question marks.
But you think you gonna focus too much on money?
(20:57):
Maybe not focused too much on money, right anyway, Let's
get to the charts and see what's going on here.
The only thing that really matters. Top of the list
today is XLN at thirty eight cents five point four
to six percent up. Told you all to buy it
last week, did you well? I hope so, because it's
(21:19):
coming back up today. Salona two sixteen four point seven
one percent of dose twenty three point eight four point
twenty five. Clearly, this is all reaction to expected lower
financial rates with the interests in lending money XRP two
ninety eight almost three dollars. As I mentioned earlier, three
point seven percent up. I don't know what the hell
(21:42):
is going on with SAHX, but it is not moving
where I wanted to. It's still kind of hovering around
the two cent mark. Let's go SAHX. It is kind
of a weird one. I think that we have a clue.
The three and a half price point, I think is
where we're gonna go next. I think that was a
nice clue given to us. It might take us a
(22:02):
while to get back there and break that, but I
do believe that's where we're headed. And again it's I
don't expect this overnight, but just remember to be patient, guys.
We're gonna get there. It's gonna be all right. Bitcoin
dominance is it fifty eight percent zero point twenty four
(22:24):
percent down? So that's good. When when the dominance percentage
is down on bitcoin, that means it's good. That means
it's losing percentage in the market. That means more of
that money is going to other cryptocurrencies besides bitcoin, which
is utterly useless. All right, So all that being said, guys,
you know, I'm gonna head out of here and we're
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gonna try it to uh well, we'll be back wednesday.
You know, I got a lot of shit to do
here in Nashville today. I got a lot of things
to buy, you know how, these guys got to run
around and I gotta get gone. I'm gonna take a shower.
Let me tell you one of my conundrums. This is
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the biggest problem that I have. Since I'm traveling everywhere
with fifty women, it can get lonely for these women,
mind you, not me. And the showers that are provided
in these hotels, they aren't like locker room showers. They're
walking showers. And even in these luxury hotels, the showers
(23:34):
still really aren't big enough to fit more than three people.
So my decision every time it comes time the shower
is which of these fifty women am I showering with?
And this is kind of this kind of harkens back
to how they all like to watch me shit when
I'm in the glass cage while they're all in their periods,
(23:54):
which I don't know if I'm ever gonna put myself
in that position again. You know, we were rocking and
rolling there for a while and Billinghammelopolis Island, murdering billionaires
and or throwing them into the pit of despair. But
it's like it didn't help, right, We still have to
(24:17):
kill Palestinians, you know, And it's almost like that was
the billionaire's last wish. Some of them, like before they died.
We're just like, please, John, just promise me you'll kill
at least a million more Palestinians for me. That's where
all this money was supposed to go, not you. And
(24:40):
I looked at her and I said, Oprah, don't you
fucking worry. We're gonna kill these Palestinians. And then I
shoved her into the fucking pit. I mean, Tiffany did
not me. I never touched these fucking scumbags, dude, Fuck
these poor people. Did I mention I'm actually a trillionaire.
I just say billionaire because people are too stupid to
(25:00):
understand what a trillionaire is. Yeah, I don't have time
for these brokey billionaires, dude, even though I know, still
continue to perpetuate the narrative that I myself am also
one of these low life scumbag billionaires. My trillionaire self
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the only one on planet Earth. By the way, I
show people what living really is. Bro. When it's time
for me to select two of these fifty girls to
shower with me, you can see their pussies getting wet
at the thought of basking it in my trillion dollar aura. Bro,
(25:43):
that's right. You get an order when you hit a
trillion dollars too. Not gonna spoil it for you in
case you meet me one day. But again God has
blessed the I am the Immaculate trillionaire. And this has
been your daily dose of Dillingham. Where are we going
to be out on Wednesday? Guys? Who knows? Hopefully more
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Palestinians will be dead, though, because what else are we
doing here if we aren't killing Palestinians? Right? Guys, God
bless all of you, and as always lived strong and
die happy. See you guys Wednesday
Welcome to the Daily Dose of Dillingham here as your
host and three time Amazon dot Com published author, John Dillingham.
Welcome back, everybody to your daily dose at Dillingham. I
know I'm a little bit quieter today, and that's because
I have no mic. It is what it is in
this day and age when you're traveling as a multi
(00:20):
billionaire to various regions and sometimes you just don't remember
your Samson, you know, eighty nine dollars ninety nine cent
plus tax, Mike USB Mike mind you. I know I've
talked a lot about Mike's on this podcast and buying
a new one and never really did it. And this
(00:43):
is going to be no exception. I'm just going to
do the whole podcast, you know, just just me with
no mic on the MacBook Mike. That's how we're going
to do this today, ladies and gentlemen. I hope that's
all right with you. If not, you can just I'll
skip this podcast because I'll have my mic on Wednesday. Anyway.
(01:04):
It's ten oh four am Central Standard Time, Monday, September eight,
twenty twenty five. Welcome everybody. I hope you're doing all
right out there. I am in Nashville, Tennessee today. I
had to make a pit stop here. A couple of
the girls are from this area. They you know, want
(01:27):
to sometimes they want to come out and see their
families and do stuff, and it's usually just me waiting
for other people to do things in these types of
situations when we go to these cities, and I really
want to, I really want to emphasize that during all
(01:54):
this traveling and during all this spending of billions of dollars,
I got angry over the weekend. You know, I thought
I thought Nashville was one of those hidden gems where
I could come spend a few bucks on parking, right,
(02:17):
no big deal, ten bucks, go out, get a drink.
You know they're ten, maybe twenty dollars total, Right for
a few drinks. I spent fifty dollars on parking in
one drink. Ladies and gentlemen just a double Gin and
Tonic House Gin, not even Bombay Gin, and I just
(02:39):
I left. You know. Sure there were women, Yeah, titties
were popping ass was popping out. Yeah. I saw some
girls eating hot dogs on the side of the sidewalk,
right in front of cars exhausts. I thought that was
a little unfavorable. I took a picture of it. So what, man?
(03:06):
So what? I can judge alcoholics and their poor decisions
in their inebriation, can't I? What is this world coming
to if I can't? Especially young women right dressed scantily clad,
(03:29):
scarfing down a hot dog that probably cost them fifteen dollars. Well,
we all have to ask ourselves, ladies and gentlemen, since
we're all currently billionaires in this society, there's no poor
people anymore. Apparently everyone can just afford these prices and
has no problem with them. What we really need to
(03:51):
ask ourselves is where are the actual real billionaire cities?
You know? Where do I go? Where I'm spending one
hundred dollars on parking? We're I'm spending one hundred dollars
on a drink? Is there some secret tier in Nashville
that I need to unlock first by driving something other
(04:13):
than a Honda CRV? These are the questions that I
ask myself as a billionaire, as I'm going around all
of this just kind of again in a bit of awe,
you know. Anyway, let's get the headlines and we'll see
(04:36):
what we have going here. I don't have my fun
fact books, so we'll be good doing two of those
on Wednesday. Again. It's all right, it's gonna work out, guys,
I promise, Okay, this podcast is going to work out.
We're going to have everything talked about that needs to
be talked about, and we're gonna come out of this
(04:58):
liking Israel and Jews more than ever. Palestinian gunman killed
six people in attack on Jerusalem bus stop. CBS News,
CNN at least five people killed in Jerusalem shooting. Times
of Israel authorities confirmed Mohammed Taha Muthana amro as Jerusalem
(05:20):
attackers six killed by Palestinian gumming a Jerusalem bus stop.
Got to keep throwing Palestinians under the bus to justify
a genocide. There was a really concerning video that I saw,
by the way, It was like yesterday or the day
before on social media, of course, some TikTok video of
(05:42):
like soldiers in a courtroom, like really pissed off saying
that you know, tax dollars are literally funding a genocide
in Israel, which we've all been talking we've all been
talking about this for you know, but I gotta tell you, guys,
(06:02):
if you aren't down with genocide? What the fuck is
wrong with you? If you aren't up for killing entire
races of people using your tax dollars, where would you
rather this money go? Seriously, you want to you think
you think poor people can't get food. They can get food, man,
(06:23):
you can eat dirt. It's everywhere. We live on a
big rock. Why would we divert money that could be
used for killing Palestinians to feeding people that could just
eat dirt. That would be stupid in a waste of funds.
This money needs to go to killing all of these Palestinians.
(06:45):
Every single last month, one of them must die. They
all must die, ladies do There's no uh, there's no
other way here. Every story will be spun so that
you must understand that every single Palestinian must be killed
and he raced off the face of the planet. Otherwise
(07:05):
we're wasting these billions and billions of dollars. This is
the most valiant of valiant things that American can do
right now, is genocide the shit out of Palestine. Take
it from a fellow billionaire. Guys, Hell, I might start
(07:30):
funding this thing. Man, Where do I send my money?
You know? Sign me up. These billionaires aren't rolling into
this island, guys. They I guess we'd got around since
I put it in a podcast and everyone is terrified
of Dillingham Molopolis. I moved. I just moved back to
my private island. A couple of girls are you know
(07:52):
with me? Most of them just stayed on Dillinghamilopolis. I'm like,
y'all want to stay here, I'm going back to Saint
James man. I just it's you know, when you know
how to spend your money best by killing Palestinians, all
of them, and everyone else wants you to spend their
(08:12):
money on other dumb shit like building affordable housing for
people and you know, making our infrastructure better or whatever.
I guess those are maybe okay things, but we still
should really focus on straight up murdering these motherfuckers over
in Palestinian like Palestinian Land, the Gaza Strip, whatever the
(08:33):
fuck it's called. We got to kill all these people, okay,
because if we don't, or displace them and put them
in your city wherever you are, people that you know
want them to live. Whoever wants these people to live,
y'all can live with them. Now. We don't want to
live with them. We want to kill them. So make
up your fucking minds. If you want to live with
these people, let us know. We'll send ten million of
(08:55):
them to your house. They can all just live there
with you while we build our resorts on their land.
I mean, we have the best intentions here. This is
the best intentions. We're going to build five star resorts
in Gaza. What more could you possibly want from us?
(09:18):
South Korea will bring home three hundred workers, detain a
massive Hyundai plant rate. I think that's a good thing.
Will the price of the Ionic five or six Skyrocket?
Absolutely are We're gonna see one hundred thousand dollars Hyundai? Probably?
(09:40):
Are you gonna pay one hundred thousand dollars for that Hyundai?
That's up for debate, Ladies and gentlemen, that's up for debate.
We're gonna see where this goes, right, I'm sure this
is gonna do nothing but help Hyundai's brand. What else
(10:01):
is there to say about this? At the end of
the day, Hyundai has gigantically fucked up here, and I
think really they should start diverting some of these savings
from these immigrants to killing some Palestinians. I mean, you
(10:22):
want to show your good humanitarian in this day and age,
you gotta kill some Palestinians. Ladies and gentlemen are You're
probably not a humanitarian. You probably hate people. What are
you doing not murdering Palestinians right now with your money?
That should be the question all of us are asking ourselves.
Speaker 2 (10:41):
Why am I buying this big mac when it could
be going to killing a Palestinian child. Jesus Christ, take
all my money and send it to Palestinian murder right,
fuck everything else, dude. Fed rate cut optimism lifts stocks
(11:04):
as investors watch politics across continents.
Speaker 1 (11:07):
Now here's something I can tear into. Finally, ain't coor Banerjee.
And that's a n k U r b A n
E r j ee for all you uncultured swine out there.
And alun John a l u n j excuse me,
(11:30):
j O hn just like my name wrote this article.
September eighth, seven fourteen Central time, Singapore. London stocks, rolls
and treasury yields held lower on Monday after last week's
this dismal US labor data sealed the case for an
interest rate cut this month, with investors preparing for a
(11:53):
week heavy on politics, crucial data and central bank activity.
US S and P five futures were up abou zero
point two percent, leaving the index set to head back
towards the record intra day hit immediately following last week's
job dah oh, God Bless me. The first political drama
(12:21):
of the week took place in Japan, where the yen
and longer dated bonds fell and stocks rows following the
resignation of Prime Minister Shagiro Ishiba, as traders bet heightened
political uncertainty would make the Bank of Japan less likely
to raise rates in the near term. Attention is turning
to who will replace Ishiba and whether it could be
(12:44):
an advocate of a looser fiscal and monetary policy, such
as Liberal Democratic Party veteran Sane Takaichi, who has criticized
the boj's interest rate hikes. Meanwhile, French could be forced
to look for its fifth prime minister in years, as
the incumbent Francois by Roux faces a confidence vote in
(13:09):
Monday that he is expected to lose. The sell off
in French assets after Bayroux called the vote last month
has eased and French stocks and bonds or slightly outperformed
excuse me, outperforming European peers on Monday, but uncertainty about
whether President Emmanuel Macron would try to appoint another prime
(13:33):
minister or call fresh parliamentary elections if Bayrou loses means
French and wider European assets are not yet out of
the woods. A slew of upcoming French debt rating reviews
are also on investor's radar. Nor is it just developed
markets where investors are watching political developments. A heavy election
(13:54):
defeat for Argentine President Javier malaise ruling party in Buenos
Aires Province put the country's strained markets on track to
extend a recent selloff, while Indonesia stocks fell and its
currency jumped after its well regarded finance Minister Sri Muyani
(14:14):
Indrawati was removed from her position. Dollar held in check.
The political uncertainty in France and Japan is also keeping
the dollar in check, even after last Friday soft drops
data which is left markets fully pricing and a twenty
five basis point rate cut from the Fed later this
(14:35):
month and showing a small chance of a fifty basis
point cut. The numbers raised the question as to whether
US employment conditions are now shifting from cooling through deteriorating,
and if the Fed should cut rates faster, said Paul Mackle,
Global head of FX Research at HSBC. He said this
(15:04):
had opened the door for the dollar a weekending in
but the political noise around the end in euro, the
likely of dollar weakness will be reflected more easily against
other currencies. The dollar here to six week low against
the basket of currencies on Friday after the jobs data
on Monday. While it was markedly on the Swiss Frank
the anti pottying currencies, what's the euro was just zero
(15:30):
point one percent higher at one point one seven dollars,
and the dollars point three percent higher on the end
at one forty seven. Hey, that's good though. US Treasury
yields dropped sharply on Friday, but we're last stead year,
with the benchmark ten year yield marginally softer on the
day at four point h seven percent and the raid
(15:53):
sens A two year yield at three point four nine percent.
What a joe, dude? Anyway, Stocks look good today, Crypto
looks good today. On my charts. It's coming up. XRP
(16:14):
about broke three dollars We'll get to that shortly though,
DJ names excuse me, DJ says names of two associates
Epstein wired one hundred thousand dollars and two hundred and
fifty thousand dollars should stay secret. Yeah. Do I want
(16:47):
to read about that? Or Sydney Sweeney's optical illusion plunging
suit has a fully exposed sheer course sets? All right?
Do I want to know who Epstein sent money to that? Well,
I mean, we're not gonna know. Or do I want
to see Sydney Sweeney's tits and a sheared Let's go
(17:09):
to sidneysweeney in style dot com. Here we go. All right,
it's twenty twenty five. In Shapewear is no longer merely
something to wear under your clothes. It can also be
something show off too. Just take Sydney Sweeney's latest look
(17:31):
that puts the boning of her corset front and center.
Stepping out for the Variety Studio during the Toronto International
Film Festival in September sixth to promote her film Christy,
the actress wore an unusual gray tweeted excuse me, tweet
suit styled by Molly Dixon. The blazer of the suit
featured a deep, plunging neckline that was held together with
a twist blow the bust and then wrapped around her neck,
(17:54):
revealing a fully exposed sheer course at detail around her midriff.
She paired the optical illusion top with Matt she little
rice pants. Yeah, Sy Sweden looking good man. Of course,
you know you can't hate on them, bro, I think.
And here's the thing, bro, It's like, you gotta understand, dude,
(18:18):
these women have been ran through the gauntlet, especially the
hot ones. Dude, trust me, I know every single hot
chick on planet Earth. None of them are happy right now,
none of them unless they're married, Okay, to a short king. Right.
They got to marry their short kings, Ladies and gentlemen.
(18:43):
I think that's the key to a happy marriage. Be
shorter than your wife, so that she'll always be above
you no matter what, and thus always right. Sweeney completed
the look with long, bouncy, blond bombshell hair, while she
(19:03):
kept her jewelry to a minimum to show off her
unusual outfit. Sweeney has been a real champion of the
corset in recent months months. On September fifth, she wore
another courset it look for the Tiff premiere of Christy,
this time a blush pink er drum gown with an
exposed hip. In August she rocked the butter yellow corset,
(19:25):
you know, with a matching thick headman. A few months
earlier she wore courses at Blackground to an event with
three day wedding of Jeff Bezos and Lawren Sanchez. That's right,
she went to I was there too, man, I was
at Jeff's wedding. No, it wasn't. I wasn't really there.
And Sweeney is a new only one playing with the boy.
I'm jealous. I'm honestly jealous of any Sweeney. Now, Why
(19:50):
didn't she want to take me to Jeff Bezos's wedding?
And Sweeney isn't the only one playing with the boundaries
of the corset. Heidi Klum and her daughter Leani recently
wore matching sheer course. It's Sophia raghera or a shirt
lace corse at top of jeans. I mean courses were
all the rage back in like, I don't know, eighteen
(20:10):
hundreds right, So I don't got anything else for this.
Shout out Citney Swinge, who keeps popping up? Where are
we at in time twenty minutes. I am in a
luxury high rise hotel with a pull on the roof.
(20:33):
That's two thousand dollars an hour. So really this uh,
this podcast was one thousand dollars to produce approximately today.
If you throw in the coffee, you know it's question marks.
But you think you gonna focus too much on money?
(20:57):
Maybe not focused too much on money, right anyway, Let's
get to the charts and see what's going on here.
The only thing that really matters. Top of the list
today is XLN at thirty eight cents five point four
to six percent up. Told you all to buy it
last week, did you well? I hope so, because it's
(21:19):
coming back up today. Salona two sixteen four point seven
one percent of dose twenty three point eight four point
twenty five. Clearly, this is all reaction to expected lower
financial rates with the interests in lending money XRP two
ninety eight almost three dollars. As I mentioned earlier, three
point seven percent up. I don't know what the hell
(21:42):
is going on with SAHX, but it is not moving
where I wanted to. It's still kind of hovering around
the two cent mark. Let's go SAHX. It is kind
of a weird one. I think that we have a clue.
The three and a half price point, I think is
where we're gonna go next. I think that was a
nice clue given to us. It might take us a
(22:02):
while to get back there and break that, but I
do believe that's where we're headed. And again it's I
don't expect this overnight, but just remember to be patient, guys.
We're gonna get there. It's gonna be all right. Bitcoin
dominance is it fifty eight percent zero point twenty four
(22:24):
percent down? So that's good. When when the dominance percentage
is down on bitcoin, that means it's good. That means
it's losing percentage in the market. That means more of
that money is going to other cryptocurrencies besides bitcoin, which
is utterly useless. All right, So all that being said, guys,
you know, I'm gonna head out of here and we're
(22:47):
gonna try it to uh well, we'll be back wednesday.
You know, I got a lot of shit to do
here in Nashville today. I got a lot of things
to buy, you know how, these guys got to run
around and I gotta get gone. I'm gonna take a shower.
Let me tell you one of my conundrums. This is
(23:09):
the biggest problem that I have. Since I'm traveling everywhere
with fifty women, it can get lonely for these women,
mind you, not me. And the showers that are provided
in these hotels, they aren't like locker room showers. They're
walking showers. And even in these luxury hotels, the showers
(23:34):
still really aren't big enough to fit more than three people.
So my decision every time it comes time the shower
is which of these fifty women am I showering with?
And this is kind of this kind of harkens back
to how they all like to watch me shit when
I'm in the glass cage while they're all in their periods,
(23:54):
which I don't know if I'm ever gonna put myself
in that position again. You know, we were rocking and
rolling there for a while and Billinghammelopolis Island, murdering billionaires
and or throwing them into the pit of despair. But
it's like it didn't help, right, We still have to
(24:17):
kill Palestinians, you know, And it's almost like that was
the billionaire's last wish. Some of them, like before they died.
We're just like, please, John, just promise me you'll kill
at least a million more Palestinians for me. That's where
all this money was supposed to go, not you. And
(24:40):
I looked at her and I said, Oprah, don't you
fucking worry. We're gonna kill these Palestinians. And then I
shoved her into the fucking pit. I mean, Tiffany did
not me. I never touched these fucking scumbags, dude, Fuck
these poor people. Did I mention I'm actually a trillionaire.
I just say billionaire because people are too stupid to
(25:00):
understand what a trillionaire is. Yeah, I don't have time
for these brokey billionaires, dude, even though I know, still
continue to perpetuate the narrative that I myself am also
one of these low life scumbag billionaires. My trillionaire self
(25:23):
the only one on planet Earth. By the way, I
show people what living really is. Bro. When it's time
for me to select two of these fifty girls to
shower with me, you can see their pussies getting wet
at the thought of basking it in my trillion dollar aura. Bro,
(25:43):
that's right. You get an order when you hit a
trillion dollars too. Not gonna spoil it for you in
case you meet me one day. But again God has
blessed the I am the Immaculate trillionaire. And this has
been your daily dose of Dillingham. Where are we going
to be out on Wednesday? Guys? Who knows? Hopefully more
(26:05):
Palestinians will be dead, though, because what else are we
doing here if we aren't killing Palestinians? Right? Guys, God
bless all of you, and as always lived strong and
die happy. See you guys Wednesday
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