Episode 2969 - No Frills, No Thrills Just Brother ha2tim: Billionaires & Hoarders: Same Greed, Different Zip Code

In this fiery and thought-provoking episode, Brother ha2tim draws a sharp line between two seemingly different worlds — hoarders and billionaires — and shows how both are driven by the same deep-rooted greed. From dusty recliners to private jets, the accumulation game is the same — just dressed in different dollars. What happens when hoarding scales up to the level of global power? Environmental collapse, social erosion, and spiritual decay.

Tune in as we break down the pathology of wealth hoarding, expose the myths of trickle-down economics, and call for a return to Umoja, purpose, and community.

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Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:03):
Here we go, no frills, no thrills, just brother hot
Tim And today's podcast is called Billionaires and Hoarders, same
greed difference, so called family. We really need to start
talking about this because this is definitely in our community
or dreams of some of this bullshit is in our community.

(00:24):
So let's get into something that might ruffle a few
feathers here. And if the feathers are ruffled, I hope
they stayed ruffled. Maybe we're hitting the right spot. Close
your eyes. I want you to imagine a hoarder. Yeah,
them folks whose house looked like a landfill and the
time Castle had a baby stacks of newspapers from nineteen

(00:48):
eighty three to nineteen eighty seven for some strange reason,
bloke broken blenders that still got potential, a recliner older
than hip hop, probably a few catspring black ops from
the basement, or some shit like that. You know what
I'm saying. And because when we say hoarders, that's usually
what we think about. But I want us to kind

(01:09):
of flip it a little bit. Right now, picture a
picture a billionaire or maybe a multi millionaire. You know,
private jets, four yachts, fancy parties, where folks drink five
thousand of wine and still can't pronounce murlow right. They said, Merlott,
you can ask some of that merlot, please murlow right. Well,

(01:32):
they might see it with a little fake Fancis can
have little mello. They got enough money to end world
hunger twice and still cry about paying taxes. Same behavior,
different zip calls. Let's call it what it is, hoardy

(01:54):
obsession with accumulation, whether it's one hundred and thirty seven
empty lotion bottles or in this case oil bottles or
one hundred and thirty seven billion dollars. One hoards toasters
and the other hoards companies. One clogs, fire, exits to
other block labor unions and both square. They're not hurting anybody.

(02:18):
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(03:05):
world we live in, it ain't suffering from real skelcity.
It's suffering from hoarded abundance, manufactured lack. Billionaires sitting on
mountains and resources while kids go to bed hungry. At
least a horder messes up their own living room. A
billionaire locks up what whole communities need and then turn

(03:30):
around and blame you or us for being broke. If
you just work harder, maybe you could join us. No,
I'm gonna y'all serving powdered lies in the side of bootstraps.
I don't keep that shit. Listen, Here's what happens when
this sickness runs wild. Industries run by billionaires chew up

(03:54):
the earth while hoarder stuff land fills with jump wealth
in a while. It he builds walls between people, same
way trash blocks rooms in a hoarder's house. It disconnects
folks from the collective, from community, from mumbuntu, from Emoja.
Our ancestors said I am because we are a billionaire's

(04:16):
gospel sounds more like I am because our own. That
ain't power. That's pathology, and we have to understand we're
dealing with pathology and a pathology that many of us
wish that we had. It's just disguised because rather than
the hoarding cats and hoarding papers, I'm hoarding money. Actually

(04:39):
that is paper, okay, digital? All right, Now here's the kicker.
One gets mocked on reality TV, the other gets praised
at dobbles. But if you need a rocket ship to
escape the fire you helped start, you ain't a visionary.
You're a rich hoarder with a past sport to space.

(05:03):
Family is time we stop idolizing sickness, stop worshiping greed
dressed up in gucci. Community over consumption, purpose over profit,
umojia over ultra capitalism. Let's stop calling them brilliant and
start calling them what they are, hoarders, hoarding on a
genocidal scale. This has been brother high ten with no friz,

(05:26):
no thrills. Keep your eyes open and your speed grounded,
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(05:47):
But hey, you know, I'm trying to do this full time.
You know, y'all do realize I ain't in Ghana. I
didn't go to Ghana. Yeah, yeah, you need to go
back and check out that episode. But hey, this broth
I Tim and mahoot h