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Join the lively conversation as the guys explore if America can climb out of its seemingly insurmountable debt. Get unique viewpoints on how financial practices in history might have set precedents affecting today’s economy. The hosts analyze the role of taxes, question government efficiency, and even speculate on the motives of billionaires involved in politics. With compelling arguments and candid opinions, this episode is sure to leave you pondering over economic accountability and ethics.
SPEAKER 04 :
I can’t hide myself I don’t expect you to understand I just hope I can explain What it’s like to be a man It’s a lonely road And they don’t care about what you know It’s not about how you feel But what you provide inside that home
SPEAKER 02 :
Welcome to A Guy’s Perspective, where they discuss real-life topics that men today are dealing with, whether married, single parent, or just single. We invite you to call in to this live program with your comments and questions. And here they are.
SPEAKER 10 :
How’s everybody doing this afternoon? It’s KLZ 560. You can always reach the guys and talk to them at 303-477-5600. I’ll slow that down and say it again. 303-477-5600. Remember, the end of this month, post a picture of your dog on our Facebook page, and we’re giving a dinner for two to Senzetti’s in a Bo Nix jersey. Also, most people don’t know who we are, guys. We’re real new to radio. We’re pretty new to social media. We have a really good show that we have going on. So we’ve been on the radio, for anybody who wants to know, we’ve only been on the radio since February. So this is like our third or fourth month. So let’s go around and introduce you guys ourselves. All of us are here. Let’s start over here to my left.
SPEAKER 09 :
Hi, I’m Reno, owner of Blueprint Electric.
SPEAKER 12 :
And that’s me. All right. It’s me, Andre. Since we got the truth in the booth, I thought I’d come up with a unique name. Don’t judge. I’m going to say it’s the hypocrite. I don’t know anybody that tells truth and does lie.
SPEAKER 10 :
I’m Brock. Um, I’m the truth.
SPEAKER 11 :
Oh my goodness. He’s still the truth in the booth. This is hypocrisy. This is Heath. Oh, and, and a shout out to Charlie back there. Always mixing. Oh yeah.
SPEAKER 10 :
Right. And twisting it. Um, So we also want to say to every young man or young lady that’s graduating, congratulations for graduating high school. Good job. That’s a huge deal, guys.
SPEAKER 12 :
Also, Memorial Day week, and we want to honor all our vets, whether you served in war or not. Oh, yeah. That’s right. If you’ve had people that passed in war or not, don’t forget to visit them this Monday.
SPEAKER 10 :
Thank you for your service. Absolutely. America could only be America with our military. Right. That’s just how it works. Oh, yeah. If your country ain’t got a military, it’s getting taken over like last week. You know? Okay, so topic I guess today is… Indulging wasteful spending, boys.
SPEAKER 03 :
Oh, man.
SPEAKER 10 :
What do we think about wasteful spending? Let’s go around the room. You ever just wasted your money on some stupid stuff? Man, I indulge in junk food every day. That is waste. I’m wasting not only my health. Yeah, you know what I’m saying? You’re dropping some waste in that toilet. That’s dirty. Oh.
SPEAKER 12 :
I’m telling you, man. You visit the Oval Office quite often, huh? Oh, man.
SPEAKER 10 :
Okay, guys, what have you spent your money on that just sits in your garage? Is there something that you just absolutely regret that you spent your money on?
SPEAKER 12 :
my weight rack. I did for a minute. I was going hardcore. And then, you know, now it’s become just a place where all the stuff gets piled up.
SPEAKER 10 :
See, that’s jacked up. That is jacked up. How long has it been sitting there for? I’m not going to tell you. Is that part hypocrite? That you bought a gym set and you’re not using it? You’re being a hypocrite. You’re saying, oh, you bring a gym set into your… Okay.
SPEAKER 12 :
What about that love conversation?
SPEAKER 10 :
Let’s go around the room. The plunger of love. Is there anything you bought that you regret?
SPEAKER 09 :
I don’t want to say that.
SPEAKER 12 :
It’s because his wife is listening up there.
SPEAKER 11 :
Let’s go to that. For me, apart from the blow-up dolls in the box in the storage unit.
SPEAKER 12 :
Dude, you need to get with that new AI robot stuff.
SPEAKER 11 :
The wasteful spending is probably like $8,000 with a Bangladesh guy and John who was supposed to market our bidness.
SPEAKER 10 :
Did you pay at all for that haircut?
SPEAKER 11 :
Oh. Oh, you’re going to say that’s a waste?
SPEAKER 10 :
That was a waste, dude. So wasteful spending. Spending money in a way that is unnecessary or ineffective. That’s, in a nutshell, wasteful spending. So if we’re going to talk about doge and wasteful spending. So if the government had, if they set up their own. their own, um, department of, yeah, department for wasteful spending. I mean, how long is this, how long has it been going on with the government to be wasteful spinning? Ooh, that’s a great question. Go back for centuries. I mean, we haven’t been around that long. I mean, they act like America’s in debt, but is it because the government’s wasteful spending?
SPEAKER 09 :
Well, I used to work for the government. So I’ve seen money go up. I’ve seen them waste, waste money on, Just thing after thing after thing. Just dumb stuff. I’m looking at my wages freezing, but they’re spending money on art.
SPEAKER 10 :
Yeah. So I was reading, I was sorry about that. I’ll get, I was reading that, that like they were talking about the government spends money on like cups and napkins and paper, like, like stupid stuff that costs money.
SPEAKER 12 :
I also worked for the government quasi municipal, um, agency that’s federally funded and locally funded or city funded and had a state funding as well. And I’ll tell you what, um, I almost got in trouble for keeping a budget in my department. I was the one that was responsible for it. And at the end of the year, every time, at the end of the fiscal year for the government, they would pretty much tell you, you know what, we never, this is a quote, we never return anything. We are always over budget.
SPEAKER 11 :
Yes. Otherwise, what happens is if you don’t meet budget, then you don’t get that budget next year. No, that’s right.
SPEAKER 09 :
The budget’s cut. That’s what I was going to say. If you don’t spend what was given to you, you won’t receive it for the next year. They’ll give you that less. So that’s true.
SPEAKER 10 :
I don’t think that’s the overspending they’re talking about. I don’t think that part is because if you have like… mental health people that get a budget that they have to spend that money. That’s allocated to them to keep that business open because they can’t afford it either other way. I’m not understanding you on that one. Elon Musk. For people who don’t know, Doge is… department of government yes department of government exactly and so elon musk was out finding all this different kind of money for example fema he found spent at least from my studying and and all websites are leading to this yeah um 59 million to house illegal immigrants i mean is is that wasteful spending Uh-oh, are we getting back to… No, no, no, no, but that’s one part of it. Back to ICE? No, no, no, no, we’re not going to get back to ICE, but… Okay, so EPA, which is Environmental Protection Agency, $20 billion in wasteful spending.
SPEAKER 09 :
You know, so why would we be housing illegal immigrants as opposed to sending them… If they’re illegal. Good question.
SPEAKER 11 :
I’ll tell you what the housing is. The housing is like camps. No, it’s not. It’s not at all. No?
SPEAKER 12 :
No, they’re like at the Sheraton Hotel. They’re at higher end.
SPEAKER 03 :
They’re all there.
SPEAKER 12 :
Well, no, they’re also off of, I mean, I’m not joking. They’re off of at Stapleton in Quebec at that Sheraton. I mean, I had a cop say that. They’re like, yeah, we got to keep this area out because but they’re housing them just across the street.
SPEAKER 10 :
But are they still doing that?
SPEAKER 12 :
Oh, yeah.
SPEAKER 10 :
That’s that stuff still happening now since Trump’s president.
SPEAKER 12 :
They’re trying to, well, remember, Denver is considered a sanctuary city.
SPEAKER 10 :
So along with wasteful spending, there’s wasteful time. Absolutely. Do you feel like America is wasting our time? Not America. The politicians. Well, just America in general. And the cronies. So you think it’s just the politicians wasting our time and our money to just have us look at one thing while they’re doing something else?
SPEAKER 12 :
I’m glad you said that because, yeah, look at it. I mean, if you can just keep everybody befuddled, you know, working against themselves as citizens, then they can waste and spend that much money or allocate money. Or make all these transactions elsewhere? And how much more do we not care about it until it was actually exposed? All of us knew that the money was being wasted. All of us did. You know, like the $3 million toilet that the Department of Defense ordered. You know, a joke. You know, that would be said. But at the end of the day, think how many times everybody knows that government is not efficient. When you and I worked for government, it was not efficient. It never has been.
SPEAKER 11 :
We know government isn’t efficient. You have like seven guys watching one guy dig a hole.
SPEAKER 10 :
There you go. If anybody would like to chime in, call us at 303-477-5600. We’re talking about Doge and wasteful spending. I just want to know why Elon Musk was given the task of this. this whole operation. I mean, he’s not even political. How can he say… Richest man in the world. It doesn’t matter. If you’re the richest man in the world, you know how to handle money. Think about this. We are talking about federal employers that have lost jobs. Who’s it for him to say that they don’t need this job and such?
SPEAKER 12 :
Okay, well, think about this. Why would a billionaire… who doesn’t have to even do that. And he’s losing money on Teslas. Think about it.
SPEAKER 10 :
Hold on.
SPEAKER 12 :
I’m not saying he’s… I’m not saying who… How does he have the understanding? Because he’s pretty stinking successful. Whatever AOC says. Anytime. They want to compare apples to apples. AOC… is not a brain let’s just be real she doesn’t have you know that mental capacity like she claims she does you know she tries to bag on him and then we have all these people that really come in and listen to the media and they’re basically taught what they need to know what the media wants them to know i’d rather have a billionaire that’s willing to sacrifice his business to save a country oh wow that’s good yeah i would like to say that the thing is uh you you want to trust a billionaire because he’s a billionaire
SPEAKER 11 :
But it’s likely that he’s trying to find all the hidden money so he could become richer.
SPEAKER 10 :
Well, or would you rather trust a billionaire who knows about money or would you rather trust a guy who doesn’t know about money who’s broke?
SPEAKER 12 :
Yes. You tell me what positions that politicians have made. What jobs have they created? What wealth have they generated? Let’s go back to Bernie Sanders. Tell me what he’s produced.
SPEAKER 10 :
Right.
SPEAKER 12 :
And he’s a multimillionaire. How did he become a multimillionaire?
SPEAKER 10 :
I guarantee all politicians probably have some kind of insider trade on the stock market. I’m sure, I guarantee they do. It’s been exposed, but no one ever tried it.
SPEAKER 11 :
They can either manipulate markets to play in their favor or their benefit.
SPEAKER 12 :
Because if you were a politician, you would do the same. But where is the justice then? Because if you did that for a corporate company, you’d be in handcuffs and lawyered up trying to defend yourself.
SPEAKER 11 :
It’s amazing. Capitalistic society, man.
SPEAKER 12 :
Well, I mean, it’s not only that, because they did it in the Soviet Union, too. So that brings up my next question.
SPEAKER 10 :
I was asking Heath before the show started. If America is sitting on $1.1 or $1.8 trillion in debt, is the United States of America not paying its bills?
SPEAKER 12 :
Well, that is a big story. No, I mean, you know what I’m saying?
SPEAKER 11 :
That’s for another show, honestly. Is this what Doge is looking to unearth, uncover, and find?
SPEAKER 12 :
So listeners, I mean, I know there’s some listeners that truly believe that there’s a conspiracy. I’m one of them that kind of sits on that fine line. If this might be a conspiracy of why we are in debt and we’re made to be in debt. I think Reno, you even kind of touched on that a few times, I believe. But nonetheless, I mean… As far as debt? Yeah, why we as the United States are in such debt and how we’ve created and maintained such a significant amount of debt. I mean, there’s a conspiracy out there, but if anybody wants to…
SPEAKER 10 :
Well, if America is seriously in debt, this could go back to World War I, where some believe that America did not want to get into the war, but the bankers at that time wanted to get into the war, so they had an American ship get attacked. So then the people would say, oh, they’re attacking us. Not American, but… Yeah. American people had… The bankers had this ship attacked to make it look like they were being attacked. Well, let’s correct your statement. So then the bankers… So then the government didn’t have money to go to war, so they had to borrow money from the bankers. And that’s why the IRS was created.
SPEAKER 12 :
It wasn’t America’s ship that was attacked. So clarify that.
SPEAKER 09 :
Yeah. That’s what it’s about, that the banking families fund the wars. Right. Like, what do you mean baking family?
SPEAKER 10 :
Rothschild. Rothschild. Roethlisberger or Rockefeller.
SPEAKER 09 :
He’s got a football player, man. Get that out of here. That sounded like a meal. What were you saying, like the banks? They fund wars, so they make money off of it. They make money off of the wars. I mean, who created the school system to make all the – All the sheep. That’s cheap. Absolutely. It’s all of the… It’s designed.
SPEAKER 10 :
That’s how it’s designed to be. So let me ask you this. Do you think if America wanted to get out of debt, could we get out of debt? And hold on. And I’ll ask this two-part question. Can America get out of debt if they want it? And… you guys said banks or bankers or somebody funds wars do we all really believe that because i i don’t know anything about that yes america couldn’t afford to go to war so they had to borrow money from the bankers so they created the irs so that when the the american people would pay back their debt to the bankers truth and there’s no some stuff go back to you what were you saying now
SPEAKER 09 :
I don’t know. I guess that was a mic drop from Truth or Dare.
SPEAKER 10 :
Do that. I just think if America is in debt.
SPEAKER 11 :
Could it get out of debt? Oh, could it get out of debt?
SPEAKER 09 :
Yes. Could it get out of debt? They don’t want America out of debt. They’re making money off that debt. Absolutely. Who’s making money off of America? The banking industry.
SPEAKER 12 :
Think about it. Who funds the wars? That’s not just the wars, man. Let’s look at this. Under the last administration.
SPEAKER 09 :
You know what I’m talking about.
SPEAKER 12 :
Yeah, under the last administration, how high was the deficit? How high was your interest rate? Guess who benefits when we’re in an inflation? They do. I mean, at 31%, they, the banks.
SPEAKER 11 :
Yes.
SPEAKER 12 :
Right? So think about it. So is it possible that when Doge is incorporated, there’s… Well, hold on. Let me finish. Do they – oh, man, you interrupted me. Squirrel.
SPEAKER 11 :
Good lord. Squirrel. No, yeah, you were talking about the banks.
SPEAKER 12 :
So think about it. So Doge slicing through the possibility that it’s not just the politicians. There’s a little bit of under-the-table money that goes on. You scratch my back, I scratch yours. It’s almost like the government mafia, right?
SPEAKER 11 :
Think about it. The thing that I’d like to say, though, is about anybody who knows anything when they’re billionaires and – and big agencies and entities that are claimed as human beings, these things know how to move in such a manner that they can have opportunity for gain and they can gain in high and low.
SPEAKER 12 :
Absolutely. Well, explain low.
SPEAKER 11 :
Well, they can profit off of death. They could profit off of life. Gotcha. Yeah. They could profit off of good times and bad times. They know how to as an opportunist.
SPEAKER 12 :
So think about this. What about the people that use insurance? I forgot the term, but not just our average insurance, but the insurance that bets or gambles against.
SPEAKER 11 :
Oh, yeah.
SPEAKER 10 :
the possibility like a 911 that they basically people that say that that would never happen and i’ll bring it back into perspective but the reason why i asked can america get out of debt and why america is in debt it’s because i looked up the average price of a house in colorado is $623,000. If I didn’t pay my bills, they would repo that stuff, boys. But America has a $1 trillion debt, and we’re not paying our bills? That’s a little weird to me.
SPEAKER 11 :
Which is why you have guys like… talk about financing you like robert kiyosaki he’s an individual who kind of like plays into that same mentality of borrow borrow borrow spend other people’s money you don’t spend your own money um to to leverage and get ahead now um so what what do you think about why not a country to leverage to get ahead
SPEAKER 10 :
that’s that’s that’s a very interesting point no he’s making a good point because there are certain billionaires that they believe in i buy this i buy this i buy this and in a nutshell it brings me income so but the reason why is because you know i hate to say this but wherever the government taxes that’s where most business people look at if they’re going to give you a tax break on solar for instance pv arrays whatever
SPEAKER 12 :
then guess what? These people are going to come in and start, you know, most companies will start to open up more solar, knowing that they can create that type of debt, knowing that that can be written off. Which is incentivizing. So look at what Donald Trump did. If you buy a U.S.-made and manufactured vehicle, you can write off your debt. Why? Because it’s an incentive. You know, we’ll go ahead and write off your, or you can write off your debt.
SPEAKER 10 :
So we brought all this full circle to me to ask you this. Should we be paying taxes? Oh.
SPEAKER 12 :
Unconstitutional.
SPEAKER 10 :
Hey, if we’re going to talk about America being in debt, if we’re going to talk about America being in debt, let’s go full circle. Should we be paying taxes? And if so, where is that stuff going and why are we not reaping the benefits of it?
SPEAKER 11 :
Listen, homie. Listen, homie. There’s a lot of things you shouldn’t talk about on the radio. Because the FCC says, hey, you can’t talk about this, that, and the other. But you want to talk about your taxes, either paying them or not.
SPEAKER 10 :
Oh, somebody’s calling in, right? Okay, but you see what I’m saying? Okay, I’m taxed consistently on everything. Everything. I go to the grocery store, I’m taxed. I buy a car, I’m taxed. My house, if your house is paid off, you’ve got to still pay a tax on it.
SPEAKER 12 :
And that’s sad, especially for the elderly. How is that fair? I don’t know how we got off on taxes, but I guess there’s a little bit of that.
SPEAKER 10 :
No, no, no, because we’re talking about American debt. You’re right. How many people are in America right now?
SPEAKER 11 :
300 billion?
SPEAKER 10 :
300 million?
SPEAKER 11 :
Majority of the population of the United States.
SPEAKER 10 :
Okay, so let’s say half of that is paying some kind of taxes. How are we still in debt? That should be paying off all of our debt. If I know anything about income, because I live on a budget. America should be on a budget. I don’t dispute that.
SPEAKER 01 :
You know?
SPEAKER 10 :
I mean, it’s definitely one of those things. So here’s the next thing. I looked up the average family. The average income in Colorado is $147,459. Average income for a household. For a household. For a household.
SPEAKER 11 :
The median income is $92,000. If a home is $642 million, how are families living?
SPEAKER 10 :
They’re not. They’re living off credit cards.
SPEAKER 12 :
Yeah. I mean, most families are living off credit cards. And think about that. Guess who’s getting richer off of credit cards? The banks. There you go.
SPEAKER 11 :
The big boys. Back to the banks.
SPEAKER 12 :
The big boys.
SPEAKER 10 :
Back to the banks. Dude, I want to be a lender and not a borrower.
SPEAKER 11 :
I want to be the first and not the last. The head and not the tail.
SPEAKER 10 :
Yeah. Isn’t that biblical?
SPEAKER 11 :
You think? Hey, you guys want to borrow some money?
SPEAKER 10 :
So think about that. If America is in debt and we go to school, they don’t teach us how to budget a checkbook. Schools don’t teach you how to stay out of debt.
SPEAKER 11 :
It’s because it’s the misdirectional, miseducational system like Myron Golden says, man. As Zerino said, it is designed to put us behind so that we wake up when we’re 40 to get on track and we’ve already lost it.
SPEAKER 10 :
You’re right. No, he’s right. We’re already behind the ball. Let me ask you, when did you start figuring out money and getting out of debt? How old were you?
SPEAKER 1 :
40.
SPEAKER 10 :
I’m still learning. 40. And I live at mom’s. Oh, my goodness. And the rich cheat. And I got no money in my savings. See, that’s what – DPS for you. I’m just kidding. Just kidding.
SPEAKER 11 :
Denver Public School.
SPEAKER 10 :
That is a – you are right. It is a – Yeah, from school. What did you guys learn?
SPEAKER 11 :
It was balance a checkbook, wasn’t it? Yeah.
SPEAKER 10 :
No, I didn’t learn anything about… Balance a checkbook.
SPEAKER 11 :
You didn’t learn how to balance a checkbook.
SPEAKER 12 :
I learned how to cook food in home economics. I knew how to… Oh, yeah.
SPEAKER 11 :
I made that. What’s that one? The ice cream with the whipped cream on top of it? Yeah, yeah, yeah. Baked Alaska.
SPEAKER 09 :
So you don’t get any financial literacy in the public school system. You don’t get that until you get to the secondary.
SPEAKER 12 :
Post-secondary, yeah.
SPEAKER 09 :
College. And even in that. It should be taught from elementary on up.
SPEAKER 11 :
It’s vital. Money answers all things. It’s the very thing that we need to understand from a young age.
SPEAKER 10 :
And if anybody knows better than us, call us at 303-477-5600. I mean, how many people know more than the truth? Not a whole lot. All I speak is truth over here. Dude, doesn’t hypocrisy… So if America is in debt by the trillions of dollars… How are they ever going to teach the American people not to be in debt? Why do you care if America’s in debt, though? Because… See, you don’t have kids. This is from somebody that lives with his mama. How is it… Okay, if America’s in debt… Hold on. If America’s in debt, how is it affecting you, though?
SPEAKER 11 :
I know what it is.
SPEAKER 10 :
It is affecting me. I want to know how it’s affecting my life, and then I might get personal, and I might get more involved, and I might send the president a couple emails. Because… You better send your emails. When… When America’s in debt, it’s a trickling effect upon everybody. So they start raising prices. Guys, listen to this. I’ve done a lot of study on this stuff, and we’re going around the table, but the average price for a used car, a reliable used car in Colorado is $30,000. That’s crazy. That’s garbage.
SPEAKER 12 :
It used to be $10,000.
SPEAKER 10 :
I mean, come on, man. There’s something not right here, guys. But America was probably in debt then. America was in debt when your car was 10 grand.
SPEAKER 11 :
And the house was 100.
SPEAKER 12 :
So you seem like you’re, are you pro Elon doing the Doge thing?
SPEAKER 10 :
That’s a Democrat for you. I don’t mind that it’s getting done, but I do not like who he chose to do it.
SPEAKER 01 :
Why?
SPEAKER 10 :
Because I don’t think he’s not political at all. That’s better. You can’t just bring in some guy that has money and says, oh, this government and this government, oh, get rid of this guy and this guy.
SPEAKER 12 :
Yeah, I want some. Guess what? Corporate America does exactly what they do eventually. Someone gets the boot out of their car or whatever you have. If they can’t make it or cut the mustard, they basically cut them off. I don’t know if he’s doing a good job or not. Apparently he is. Well, would you guys like to see how much?
SPEAKER 09 :
Yeah, I was going to say, I can give you some stats. I can tell y’all what he found. You said because he’s not political?
SPEAKER 10 :
Yeah.
SPEAKER 09 :
That’s even better. Neither was Trump when he was first elected.
SPEAKER 10 :
Guys, the U.S. Agency for International Development has a budget of $40 billion a year. That money is allocated to other countries. That doesn’t stay in America.
SPEAKER 11 :
Let’s see if $40 billion is enough to keep these guys listening.
SPEAKER 10 :
Again, you can call us at 303-477-5600 from the guy’s perspective.
SPEAKER 04 :
I just hope I can explain What it’s like to be a man It’s a lonely road And they don’t care about what you know It’s not about how you feel But what you provide inside that home
SPEAKER 07 :
Being a man is what you make it. You can’t always live up to expectations. You try to please everybody while you struggle so you fake it and end up out of balance compromising situations as a good man. he could man you might find yourself feeling all alone inside a house you built that you don’t recognize as home and that’s what my daddy told me and i’ll tell my son the same now that i’m older i relate and i actually feel his pain he never cried he might have lied but he did not complain and he said son one day you’ll have to do
SPEAKER 05 :
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SPEAKER 09 :
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SPEAKER 01 :
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SPEAKER 04 :
I can’t hide myself I don’t expect you to understand. I just hope I can explain what it’s like to be a man.
SPEAKER 02 :
Welcome to A Guy’s Perspective, where they discuss real life topics that men today are dealing with, whether married, single parent, or just single. We invite you to call into this live program with your comments and questions. And here they are.
SPEAKER 10 :
How’s it going this afternoon, everybody? This is the second part of our show. We’re KLZ 560. You can always reach the guys at 303-477-5600. We are talking about Doge and wasteful spending, and we’re in a heated argument and debate. Okay, just to kind of give everybody a perspective of what us guys are, we have Reno. Are you a Republican or Democrat? I don’t identify as either. You don’t identify as either. What are you identifying as?
SPEAKER 12 :
Independent.
SPEAKER 10 :
Independent. I’m Republican through and through. What are you? You’re a Democrat for sure. Don’t even say otherwise. No, I’m a mama’s boy. Okay. He’s a Democrat. Heath, you’re a libertarian for sure. yeah if if less government is what libertarian yeah you’re a libertarian oh no less government’s also conservative well yeah he can be conservative i don’t want big government he’s definitely more libertarian though dude he totally is yeah he’s libertarian but he does drive a tessie yeah which is a good thing that’s a swastika so so so that’s actually a volkswagen let’s just clarify that oh So we’re talking about wasteful spending and Doge. If anybody knows more about this than we do, call 303-477-5600. Let’s hear it. Yeah, if you were listening to our show earlier, we talked about the government being in debt to the IRS, correct? And Doge. Is the government in debt to IRS or to other countries? No, to the bankers. I believe that the government was in debt to the bankers. And so they formed an IRS for the people to pay back the debt that the government accumulated. And wait, hold on. And Doge finding contract cancellations in the government. They canceled, they found multimillion dollars with cancellations to the IRS. So if the government is the IRS, why do you have to cancel any contract with them?
SPEAKER 12 :
Let’s clarify, it’s Federal Reserve. Federal Reserve is who issues our currency. We’re not based on anything but the oil standard. You do know that, right? We don’t have gold. There’s no backing. Yeah, we don’t have anything backing.
SPEAKER 10 :
I’m asking why did the government have a contract with the IRS? Shouldn’t that be the IRS? Why have a contract with them? Well, is the IRS a separate entity from the government, or is it part of the government?
SPEAKER 12 :
The Federal Reserve is a separate entity from the government.
SPEAKER 10 :
Is it, though? It is. Oh, okay. I believe you. I’ve never looked it up. That’s interesting.
SPEAKER 12 :
When I was taking my economics class way back when, before it was unpopular like it is now, Man, the first thing that my teacher taught me was that you’re going to go and take a look at the Federal Reserve System. You’ll notice a few things about it. And on their website, they will tell you they are not affiliated with the United States government. Federal Reserve is a private banking system, just so you know.
SPEAKER 09 :
Wow.
SPEAKER 12 :
Yeah.
SPEAKER 11 :
Unless it’s changed recently. It’s starting to make sense to me. So it was the gold standard first. Originally. We’re currently in the oil standard.
SPEAKER 10 :
Oil standard. Because oil is running everything. I’m in oil and gas and it’s running everything.
SPEAKER 11 :
So with cryptocurrencies as strong as it is and the growth there and the Dogecoin, which is a meme coin with a Shiba Inu on it.
SPEAKER 10 :
Is that what’s really on it?
SPEAKER 11 :
Created by Elon and this initiative just goes – so it’s all together, man. Like Doge and the Dogecoin and –
SPEAKER 12 :
Well, Elon, everyone wants to act like Elon is clueless. Well, at least politicians want to tell you that. But what was the money program that he created? Not cryptocurrency. I think he’s a super intelligent guy.
SPEAKER 10 :
Was it PayPal? PayPal was one of his first things. And I think he sold that to start SpaceX or whatever it’s called.
SPEAKER 11 :
Yeah, it went PayPal, then SpaceX for the big ones. Right, right. And then Twitter, which turned to X. And you know what?
SPEAKER 12 :
He bought Twitter. Twitter was a useless investment to most financial experts. However, what it did do is it opened up freedom of speech.
SPEAKER 10 :
because let’s just be real when you were doing something on facebook or saying something on facebook it was canceled yeah you were going to jail facebook jail right everyone joked about it but it’s true it is true so so we’re getting back to wasteful spending if if there’s this many people in america paying taxes and our deficit is this high why don’t you just take all the tax money and drop it right towards the deficit right out the gate and pay it off
SPEAKER 12 :
Well, that’s good. Well, think about this. How much?
SPEAKER 10 :
No, no, no. Hold on. Let me finish.
SPEAKER 12 :
And then I’m going to talk about a budget. During the last administration, they spent like drunken sailors. They just did. But you know why? Because they believed one simple thing is that everybody will pay taxes. Otherwise, you will be penalized. Whether it means you go to jail by threat of coercion, by hiring more law enforcement that would basically raid your home under the last administration. Once you hear that the IRS has the ability to assess penalties, fines, etc., all these things, they have everybody, whether you consent to or not, buy your golden nuggets.
SPEAKER 10 :
So that’s what I’m saying. If If everybody if they’re expecting everybody to pay taxes, because I know that when I set up my budget each week and I understand we’re talking about trillions of dollars versus thousands of dollars. But when you set up your budget, you allocate that money to go to specific things that need to be paid. You would think the government would turn around and say, oh, we’ve received all this money. Let’s put it towards that. I mean, I don’t mind paying taxes because we live in a… Oh, get that out of here, bro. I don’t mind paying taxes out of my paycheck because, you know, you live in the land of the free. You know, you live in one of the best countries in the world. Fine. The only thing that does bother me is having to pay taxes on your house yearly. Like, if you bought this house, right? And you own it. You own it. Why am I paying taxes on it? That’s a good question. Every single year. Tax me one time. Make me give the payment and call it a deal.
SPEAKER 03 :
And they do tax you when you buy it.
SPEAKER 10 :
I should have to pay every month. That’s right. I mean, that’s garbage. I mean, my friend bought a $2 million home. He’s paying like $70,000 a year on taxes. Arena, when you sold your house, did you have to pay taxes after you sold it?
SPEAKER 09 :
You pay taxes on the capital gain.
SPEAKER 10 :
You pay taxes on the capital gain.
SPEAKER 11 :
Unless you roll it into another property.
SPEAKER 12 :
Right. Which they penalize you. You can’t sell within that first year. Otherwise, you pay out.
SPEAKER 11 :
Really? Unless you roll it in. If it’s an investment property, you do a 1041 exchange into another property. You roll it. Right.
SPEAKER 09 :
Or you could, if you lived in the property for five out of, I can’t remember exactly the amount of years, but it’s five years. Two or five. Where it was your personal residence.
SPEAKER 10 :
Then you’re not paying taxes on it.
SPEAKER 09 :
Well, you’re not paying as much.
SPEAKER 10 :
Okay, you’re just not paying. So now here’s another thing. Why are they able to raise property taxes and I don’t even get a chance to vote on it?
SPEAKER 09 :
I just get a letter in the mail saying, hey, my property taxes.
SPEAKER 10 :
No, that’s happened to me all five years.
SPEAKER 09 :
It’s based off the value of the house.
SPEAKER 11 :
Yes, Serino’s absolutely right.
SPEAKER 09 :
So when your value of the house goes up, then you pay on that value. Which, although you pay off the whole value, which I agree with Brian.
SPEAKER 11 :
So then it begins to make sense, right? Because if we’re paying on cap gains or something, then what’s going on is when the property is increasing in value, then you’re actually paying taxes upon that, even though you own it outright. Right.
SPEAKER 10 :
Again, if anybody wants to call in, we’re 303-477-5600. We’re talking about wasteful spending and doge.
SPEAKER 12 :
I just want to clarify, too. Some taxes I get are regulatory. Any type of fee you pay to the government is a tax, whether you say it like under Obamacare when they said, well, if you don’t pay this, then you got to pay $600. And everyone said, well, that’s not a tax. That’s a fee. No, government doesn’t generate any type of profit outside of taxing. So with that said, you know, I get it. Sometimes taxes are used to regulate, to slow down, you know, the building, to slow down the economy to a certain degree. Would you say – I mean, wouldn’t you agree with that? Because you can’t get the – but it also has an impact, both positive for the wealthy and the negative for the poor. My problem with this is – Or the middle class, really.
SPEAKER 10 :
I feel like the middle class is the one that get hosed. The guy that’s making – Is that all the way around? Everybody agrees with that? Yeah, the guy that’s making between $85,000 to – $250,000. I would say $350,000 is the guy who gets – maybe even $400,000 is the guy getting hosed.
SPEAKER 11 :
Well, he’s neither poor nor rich, and he’s the one that’s taxed the hardest for… For everything. But here’s the workaround. The only workaround that I can find is to be self-employed. When you’re self-employed, you now have expenses that you write off so that you… You actually wait… It’s tax loophole, tax… If you’re an LLC, you’re essentially considered a sole proprietor.
SPEAKER 12 :
And the problem is with sole proprietors, you’re actually paying more taxes than… a corporation. So if you’re incorporated, you have the ability to pay yourself a fee and you get a better tax break. The problem is when you’re an LLC or a sole proprietor, you’re going to spend probably more, believe it or not, in taxes than anybody.
SPEAKER 09 :
Well, as an LLC, you could get your S filing for taxes. S-court?
SPEAKER 10 :
You could file as an S-court and be an LLC. And all three of y’all are business owners. I’m not a business owner. Truth is not a business owner. You know, what I hate is looking at my check stub and I got a federal tax, a state tax. Then I go and buy the kids some, you know, why is cereal so expensive? I go to buy some cereal and now I’m taxed on cereal. But I mean, you see what I’m saying? I’m taxed on all the groceries I buy.
SPEAKER 12 :
And then there’s the regulation.
SPEAKER 10 :
With the money that was already taxed. Yeah, with the money that was already taxed.
SPEAKER 12 :
Good point. And so likewise with cigarettes. You know, cigarettes back in the day, I don’t know. I wasn’t a big time smoker or anything like that. But a carton of cigarettes, I don’t know how much it goes for. Smoking tax. Yeah, you got a tax on smoking. You know, you got a tax on obesity. Technically, it’s a fight against obesity. But where does that money go? Let’s consider also, what about the money that we received… For all the weed tax.
SPEAKER 10 :
Who is maintaining that? You guys are bringing something up.
SPEAKER 09 :
What they should tax is sugar. They are taxing sugar. Yeah, big time. They should tax sugar the same way they tax weed.
SPEAKER 11 :
I mean, technically, though, technically we’re in the mile-high state, and we’re always getting high anyway. Everybody is, so we get taxed because secondhand smoke.
SPEAKER 12 :
guys i i think i i and i i know truth over here is like i don’t mind paying taxes i hate it but truth lives at home with his mom the only he doesn’t i don’t do you expense your dogs are you able to are those deductions for you no my dog you can deduct as a business yeah the food for the dog What? Really?
SPEAKER 09 :
But look at this, guys. It’s like an alarm system.
SPEAKER 12 :
Oh, yeah? Are you serious?
SPEAKER 10 :
We need to talk after the show. That’s a good… Yeah.
SPEAKER 12 :
God, I’m going to keep those receipts.
SPEAKER 09 :
I don’t know for sure, but… Oh, come on, man. I don’t have enough. Oh, my gosh. Dude, you just literally said… Well, I can see what you’re saying, though. That kind of makes sense. I’ve never tried it, but it was… It sounded good to me. I know. But that’s what was told to me as a businessman. So, guys, look at this.
SPEAKER 10 :
The average cost of groceries in Colorado now per month. is $121.84 per month. No, dude, that seems a little… Hold on, hold on, hold on. I’m bringing all this into perspective for you. So groceries a month, they said it’s $121. For yourself? Hold on, hold on. Listen, for a family of four, $100 a month?
SPEAKER 12 :
Do you think that’s too high or too low?
SPEAKER 10 :
I’m spending $100 on myself a week.
SPEAKER 12 :
I was going to say, I don’t believe that at all.
SPEAKER 10 :
Hey, Doug, how’s it going? Talk to us. You’re talking to the guys.
SPEAKER 06 :
Cool. I’ve been digging into the Federal Reserve business the last year, and it’s quite a set of rabbit holes. But from everything I’ve found on their own websites, if you dig far enough, the Board of Governors reports to Congress… So there’s like 12 of them. But then the member banks who actually own the 12-district banks, so the Bank of St. Louis, is owned by the banks that are members there. They have actual shares. Explain that to us. The shares, well, when you start a bank, you know, Farmers Bank in Alt, Colorado… and you want to be a member of FDIC and the Federal Reserve System, then you have to buy in, buy one share or however many shares, depends on how big the bank is, then you’re allowed to play. You can’t leverage those shares. You can’t sell them to anybody unless you close the bank down. And I don’t know if you get your money back then or not. But anyway, you have to buy into the game. And as a bank, then the member banks of a given district, again, I think there’s 12, St. Louis et al., and then they report to the Board of Governors, but it’s very much a cabal. It’s a financial cartel.
SPEAKER 10 :
wow wow he actually used yeah so so can we ask you a question so truth over here said that in world war one that the banks kind of control things is that does that ever come up in any of your studies um oh yeah they they did really that um truth was right good job congress created the the gold standard by law back in late
SPEAKER 06 :
1800, like 1893 or something. And because everybody used gold, silver, copper, just all sorts of metals, but mainly gold and silver. And then they, the rich, wanted to just use gold because it benefited them with international trade and larger deals and everything. And so Congress, they got Congress to pass the gold standard, which then, of course, preferred gold and favored it in all sorts of ways. Then in 1913, they dreamt up, well, let’s just create the Federal Reserve, the IRS. Wow.
SPEAKER 12 :
It was a late iteration of the IRS. It was done in the middle of night, too. It was basically created under the radar, and then the next thing you know, all of a sudden, hey, we’ve got a new banking currency, right?
SPEAKER 06 :
Right. There was a whole list of things they did in 1913. And then money started flowing, or gold started flowing to the U.S. because everybody over there knew World War I was brewing. And so they started sending stuff over here for safekeeping. And then, so we had to deal with all that influx of gold, and then they abused it ever since. They realized they could, and right now I’d be shocked if we had any gold in Fort Knox or any of the reserves.
SPEAKER 12 :
Well, think about our other countries like China, you know, investing heavily in gold. I mean, all these other countries are basically doing the gold, or coming back and accumulating just a large amount of gold and silver, etc., so… Doug, well, thank you.
SPEAKER 06 :
We’re at the end of that jubilee. And so, yeah, we’ll be going back to a fixed currency, not a gold standard, but on a digital crypto basis. I believe that. It’ll be tied to that, and it’ll become deflationary. And so it’ll swing the other way now for the next 50 years.
SPEAKER 10 :
And we’re going to let you go. Thank you for calling, man. Call back. You gave us a lot of knowledge, man. Thank you.
SPEAKER 08 :
That was a very good call.
SPEAKER 10 :
So, you know, he made an interesting point. He said it’s going to go cryptocurrency. Is that like one world government stuff?
SPEAKER 11 :
One world order or something? Monetization, yes.
SPEAKER 12 :
Yeah, absolutely it will. And if you don’t believe that, then we are moving sooner than later.
SPEAKER 11 :
If you heard in Doug’s voice, it was… That in 1913, it was a Republican Party. No, I’m just kidding. That was a Democratical comment, too.
SPEAKER 10 :
No, the parties haven’t flipped. They haven’t, man. Some of morality and stuff from each party has kind of flipped.
SPEAKER 12 :
Okay, so we have… Sorry, that’s a different topic.
SPEAKER 11 :
Hey, tell me that it didn’t flip from Democrats like an Elon to Republicans like an Elon.
SPEAKER 12 :
That’s a good point. Okay, I get what you’re saying.
SPEAKER 09 :
Do you guys want to hear… It also flipped from Trump. That’s true. Yeah, Trump was a Democrat. Everyone liked Trump. When he was a Democrat. Before he was in office, they were in rap songs and… Everyone was talking about Trump when he got into office. Those same people couldn’t stand him.
SPEAKER 10 :
To all the listeners out there, do you guys want to hear what the truth gots to say? Give to Caesar what is Caesar. Give to God what is God. If anybody else wants to call in, it’s 303-477-5600.
SPEAKER 11 :
We got 10 more minutes, so people pick up your phones, call in, and tell us
SPEAKER 10 :
how crappy taxes are um tell us if you think if you think us five guys are just you know blowing smoke tell us but the gentleman doug who called he he understood what we were talking about he was on the same page as us except for that was funny he said he thought that there wouldn’t be any golden four i don’t need he might be right he might be right i agree with him
SPEAKER 09 :
I 100% agree with that.
SPEAKER 10 :
Does gold not back our currency anymore?
SPEAKER 09 :
No, it’s oil. Let’s do a simple… It hasn’t been that way for a long time.
SPEAKER 12 :
Okay, all five of us right now. Do you believe there’s gold in Fort Knox?
SPEAKER 11 :
I believe there’s gold in them dark hills.
SPEAKER 12 :
Okay, truth. Truth. Truth, what do you think? Oh, man, I…
SPEAKER 10 :
Yes or no? Spit it out.
SPEAKER 12 :
Yes. Okay.
SPEAKER 10 :
Well, I’m confused because me and Arino were just having this conversation and he was saying our currency is not backed by gold anymore. You guys are saying oil. So I’d have to say no. Our gold is going to be depleted.
SPEAKER 12 :
I think if we did an inventory inside Fort Knox, I don’t believe it’s all there.
SPEAKER 10 :
i i agree with that so so i don’t believe so then what’s back in our dollar bill is it china well it hasn’t been gold for a long time no it hasn’t but so so if oil is backing and i’m in oil and gas i’ve done a lot of study i’ve drilled for a whole lot of oil wells if oil is back in our currency and we we get opec is huge guys and we get a lot of oil from overseas yeah So do the overseas, are they owning us?
SPEAKER 11 :
We stockpile our own and we use everybody else’s. Well, that’s a true statement.
SPEAKER 12 :
With the exception of, let’s clarify, in the last administration, that was not true at all. We started basically exporting. I mean, not exporting. We started just using our own reserves. What in the world are we thinking using our own oil reserves? That’s just ridiculous.
SPEAKER 10 :
Can somebody look up how many barrels of oil does America produce a day? Can somebody bring that up on air? Is that why America went to Iraq? I’ve got a question. What is bigger, our government or the entities that run it?
SPEAKER 11 :
Well, he was saying the bank, basically. I’m talking about the dog wagging the tail. You know what I mean?
SPEAKER 12 :
Absolutely. That’s a great question, dude. I’m 100% behind you. Right. Which is bigger.
SPEAKER 11 :
Because we want to think that the government is what’s running the things, but it isn’t, man. It’s big money.
SPEAKER 10 :
So, guys, I just looked this up.
SPEAKER 11 :
Oh, Doug came back.
SPEAKER 06 :
Yeah, Doug.
SPEAKER 12 :
Thanks for calling.
SPEAKER 06 :
Come home back. A fiat currency is backed by debt. So all the loans that banks give out, that money’s made out of literally thin air. Wow. And so they loan it into existence. There’s no gold back. It’s just trust, the faith of people to use it around the world. That’s why we’re still the reserve currency. People around the world need and want and trust the U.S. dollar more than anything else. It might be a turd, but it’s the shiniest turd. And that’s why we maintain the power.
SPEAKER 10 :
But, Doug, I sure do wish I had a whole lot of those turds in my bank account.
SPEAKER 08 :
I’m telling you, like, 50 million of them.
SPEAKER 06 :
And that’s also why there’s a quandary of paying off the debt. Well, if you pay off the debt, then the dollars disappear and you have a liquidity problem. Absolutely.
SPEAKER 10 :
That’s true. That is true right there. So that answers your question. Doug, I got a question. Are you a teacher? No, no, no, Doug.
SPEAKER 06 :
No.
SPEAKER 10 :
So how do you know so much information? You’re not a politician undisguised.
SPEAKER 06 :
No, I’m trying to get to the 1%. I made it to the 20%. So you’re a good Democrat.
SPEAKER 12 :
You’re a good Democrat, according to Heath over here.
SPEAKER 06 :
Yeah, uh-huh.
SPEAKER 12 :
Thank you for calling.
SPEAKER 06 :
Call back next week, man. If you lose that, it’s start businesses and make money. Yes, sir. Thank you.
SPEAKER 11 :
That’s us. Thank you so much.
SPEAKER 10 :
So you guys heard what he said. He answered our question for us, which that’s… So I also looked it up. The U.S. produces an average of 21.6 million barrels of petroleum per day.
SPEAKER 12 :
But getting back to what Doug said, Doug, you know, I agree with him because if you keep us in debt, then essentially you have that control as well.
SPEAKER 11 :
That’s right. That’s right. It’s control. It’s control. Back to control. Look how it’s all interconnected.
SPEAKER 10 :
What does the Bible say? What does the Bible say about somebody who’s in debt?
SPEAKER 11 :
A borrower is slave to the lender. Jesus, man.
SPEAKER 10 :
If everybody out there wants to call in at 477-5600-303, the Bible just said, say it again.
SPEAKER 11 :
A borrower is slave to the lender, and then escape the debtor like the fowler.
SPEAKER 10 :
so so it also if your life depended on it people don’t understand the bible also says money answereth all things it also says the love of money is the root of all evil not money yeah right and people get that confused people get it confused all the time i see it all the time all the time money it’s the love of money it’s the love of money but the bible also says money answereth all things but i love me some money No, no, no, no, no. Time out. That’s a lie. That’s a lie. Truth just lied.
SPEAKER 03 :
If you loved money… No, no, no, no.
SPEAKER 10 :
I’m going to tell him. If he loved money, he wouldn’t be living at his mom’s. He’d have real estate.
SPEAKER 12 :
You cannot say you love money. And let’s clarify another point. He said that he likes paying taxes. I really feel like if you’re one of those type of people, look, every multimillionaire, billionaire, et cetera, they have and know the knowledge of how to avoid paying the taxes on the loopholes that guess what? The government created, the senators created. Senators created all these loopholes for themselves. And we can benefit from it. And they demonize those that use the same benefits that the senators created.
SPEAKER 10 :
Guys, this is such good talk. We’re going to redo this again next week. Again, this is 303-477-5600. We’re talking about wasteful spending, doge, debt, the whole nine yards. You made a good point. You’re like, the debtor is borrower to the lender.
SPEAKER 11 :
The borrower is slave to the lender.
SPEAKER 10 :
So I guess what we’re trying to say is if you can get out of debt, try your best to get out of debt because that’s going to bring you wealth in a nutshell. What he just said, you think that’s why we’re slaves to the government? To make America better? To make America great? That’s why they keep us as a slave. No, no, no. The deficit’s not making us great. The deficit’s pulling America down. We’re talking about paying taxes.
SPEAKER 11 :
There’s a crazy twist.
SPEAKER 10 :
So if we’re going to work every day paying our taxes, that brings in a better economy. If it was spending towards the debt, is it?
SPEAKER 12 :
How is it bringing in a better economy?
SPEAKER 10 :
Clarify that. Because you’ve got better trade. So if you’ve got good trade with other countries.
SPEAKER 12 :
How? What is the government providing there? Look, Obama basically said that the government created business. No, they didn’t. The businessman created, the entrepreneur created business.
SPEAKER 10 :
This is good discussions, guys.
SPEAKER 12 :
You work for somebody. That somebody wasn’t created through the government. I create jobs. That person that you work for, he created your job. The government didn’t create it. You tell me how that worked.
SPEAKER 09 :
That’s good.
SPEAKER 12 :
Did the government create your job? Absolutely not, Heath. Nope.
SPEAKER 10 :
But the government’s taking my money. There you go.
SPEAKER 12 :
And you know what?
SPEAKER 10 :
Well, am I speaking a little bit of truth? Uh-uh. No, no, no. He did. He’s whispering. Guys, he knew something none of us knew. He mentioned World War I in the banking system. I had no idea about that stuff. Good on you, B. So what we’re trying to say is that if America has a deficit, It’s not good for America. If your bank account is in the negative 24-7, that ain’t good for you. We’re going to talk to men right now. We’re the guy’s perspective. As a man of your house, you need to be able to budget your checkbook and your wallet. Let’s just be real, man.
SPEAKER 11 :
It says this as a righteous man stores up.
SPEAKER 10 :
a righteous man cares for his own household first or he’s worse than a non-believer that’s right what is it it says an infidel right so listen men we’re the guys perspective generally we relate to men and everything men are going through you need to figure out a way to be debt free what what did it say you’re worse than infidel say it again who quoted that scripture a right a righteous man cares for those of his own household first or he’s worse than a non-believer Oh, my God. That’s NIV version. I want… No, that’s NKJV.
SPEAKER 11 :
Yeah, I told you.
SPEAKER 12 :
You’re King James.
SPEAKER 10 :
Just want to tell our veterans, thank you for your service. Absolutely. And we do love America. Well, we love… That word, God’s perspective. We are America through and through. Thank you, Jesus, for the flag. Thank you, Jesus, for America. Thank you, Jesus, for every soldier. That is every young man and woman. And it is young men and women. Yup, thank you for the Army, Navy, Air Force, Marines. We love y’all. Thank you.
SPEAKER 04 :
Have a blessed one. I don’t expect you to understand I just hope I can explain What it’s like to be a man It’s a lonely road And they don’t care about what you know It’s not about how you feel
SPEAKER 07 :
provide inside that home being a man is what you make it you can’t always live up to expectations you try to please everybody while you struggle so you fake it and end up out of balance compromising situations
SPEAKER 05 :
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