Greetings, dear listeners. This is another bonus episode of the Remnant Podcast. For those

of you who don't know, in our weird pocket of the spacetime continuum, we just finished recording

an episode with Peter Bocky on his, on Friedrich Hayek, all things Hayek and Libertarian. It

went long, it was super nerdy, I loved it, but I figured that since this is the first podcast

upon my return from my adventures out west and Jack adventures out west that maybe out midwest.

Midwest, that's right. That maybe we should instead of doing a long post game conversation

like we normally would, we should instead do a short additional podcast conversation about

whatever the hell we want. And I'll leave it to Jack to figure out the timing of when

these things are released. But just for continuity, oh, this and also we have two advertisers

this week and we figured each should have their own episode. So this episode of the Remnant

is brought to you by Donor's Trust. And we'll talk about more about that in a little bit.

There are a long time supporter of this podcast and we're glad to have their support. But

continuity purposes, maybe we should pick up where we left off. I had made the point

that you can tell how much someone, how much social capital someone has by all that, by what

it would take for them to become homeless. In the sense that lots of things would have,

I would have to have, and not just social capital, a financial capital, right? I mean,

I would have to have my bank accounts wiped out. I'd have to have my wife leave me. I'd

have to have her family disownly own me. I'd have to have my family disown me. I'd have

to have my relatives not want anything or my friends not to want to have anything to do with

me. Basically, it would have to be like what the dukes did to Dan Acroid in trading places

for me to become homeless overnight. And then you made the point that actually if there's

one person in the world who could help make me homeless overnight, it would be you. Do you

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