There's something in the air. It may sound funny, but it's a paradigm shift for decentralized

wireless infrastructure. It's powered by the helium blockchain. Today we welcome Nick Hawks,

otherwise known as the Gristle King to the show, to discuss how this people-powered network

can help seize back power from the major telcos. No, that's not methane you smell in the air.

Well, it might be. I mean, Travis is here. But it's the infrastructure for something new that we

think you'll find fascinating. Now, it's your turn to suck a balloon and sound like a chipmunk.

As you join us for episode number 602 of Man Crypto Podcast.

Welcome to the show, people. It's the Man Crypto Podcast. I'm Joel Com. And that is Travis.

It might be methane, right? When you said there's something in the air and I was like, how did you know?

Because I saw you eat alote before. And of course, those of you who know what alote is, yes,

there's corn involved. A lot of it. Oh, man, alote is street corn. It is the best kind of corn.

Basically, they put like a chipotle in America. You put butter on it and salt and pepper.

Right. Mexico, they put like this. It's not mayonnaise. It's like a chipotle mayo kind of thing.

But then like some coqueja cheese. And then like, is this so good? And then they add like some

thinking as sriracha to it or whatever. Or sometimes they'll roll it in Cheetos dust.

So you get orange Cheetos all over you. It's so good. I don't know. I don't know how they thought of that.

But Cheetos corn is amazing. It's a beautiful thing. I wonder if anybody's ever like done rice

crispies on their corn. I don't know. But the first time I ever had it was at Dodger Stadium.

That's where I got the Cheetos in Othay. Oh my god. It was so it was so good. I ate that.

And I was like, oh my god. I think I saw Jesus. He was and he said, man, don't eat that.

He was like, oh man, have another one. He said, have another one. So I did.

I at a ballpark, I had a first as well, probably about, I don't know, eight years ago, I had a deep

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