Hello, everyone and welcome to another episode of the Tatecast.

My name is Davis Maddoch. You guys can find me on Twitter at Davis Maddick. In this episode of the show, I'm joined by my friend, Brian Hooper.

You probably know I'm a little bit better as Brick 75, noted professional DFS player.

And Brick and I have very different political views.

So I thought it would be interesting to have him on the show to talk about the new

crypto legislation that did pass in

the Senate might pass in the House. We also talk about the changes to the Ethereum Protocol,

EIP 1599. But, you know, of course, as always, when I get someone who differs with me politically

on the show, I at least like to think that it's a good spot for

open-minded conversations about, you know, ethics and government, how the American government

works and how it should work and, you know, all of the problems. And if you guys don't like

it, if you get triggered, I sincerely apologize, but I had a lot. I had a very good time doing

this show with Brian,

and I think that comes through in the recording.

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All right, everyone, welcoming in Brian Hooper.

You guys know him as Brick 75 on all of your daily fantasy websites.

Having Brick back on the show to, we're going to talk about a couple things.

We're going to talk about the absolute nightmare mess of a

legislation that just happened this last week as it relates to cryptocurrency in Washington, D.C.

We're going to do our best to talk about Ethereum, EIP 1559, given what we understand. I will just say at the beginning of this, I'm not an expert on how

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