Our institutions are failing us. Trust in government, church, and corporations is at an all-time low. But why? In this episode, we explore the causes of the erosion of trust and what we can do to rebuild it....or abandon it all together.

In this episode, host Pai Mei offers a critical evaluation of Guardians of the Galaxy 3, expressing his disappointment with the film's direction, characters, and overall execution. He may highlight various issues with the plot, pacing, and dialogue, explaining how he feels the film continues to live up to the standards set by previous comic book movies.

Buckle up as we let loose with fiery rants, captivating anecdotes, and maybe even a few screams of frustration. We explore how influencers have distorted perceptions, created unrealistic expectations, and ultimately caused financial harm to unsuspecting individuals.

Prepare to be provoked, engaged, and perhaps even outraged as we navigate the treacherous waters of real estate and call out those responsible for misleading and exploiting the youth. This episode will make you question everything you thought you knew about the world of real estate and influencers.

Join us on this intense journey as we put our relaunch to the test and unleash our unfiltered opinions on the real estate industry. Get ready for a no-holds-barred episode that will leave you contemplating the impact of influencers on the financial futures of young individuals.

Who is responsible for the current state of affairs? For the world as it is?

The Woman King and rambling on modern culture.

Response to Wakanda Forever

Title says it all. 

Dreck.

Crap.

The horrifying drop in creativity in Comic Book Films has reached a peak with Thor: Love and Thunder. 

Early morning rambling on NFLX earnings and it's effect on my mindset for the market. 

Update on my TQQQ shares.

Portfolio Update.

Rant on MMT (Modern Monetary Theory), CPI and the government.

NFLX Earnings

Efficient Market Hypothesis is a theory that states that all known information about investment securities, like stocks, is already included into those securities’ prices. Therefore, in an efficient market, stock prices always perfectly capture how much the stock is really worth.

The truth of the matter is that something is...broken. The idea of simply toiling away and believing in this THEORY is more problematic than one realizes. I discuss this and another rant on the IDEA of credit scores and banking...