Welcome to the Eric Protection Show. Hey, do you like to eat nuts? Like super

numby hazelnuts and almonds and filbert and macadamia nuts and Brazil nut? Right? You

like Greg and I'm open and digging out the choices, morsels of delectable nut meats?

Hey, Kazai, I really don't. Yeah, no reason. Just not a big nut fan. Never handed.

Anyway, here's Mr. Totally Nutty McNutzer himself. Very cutie.

Here's Mr. Totally Nutty McNutzer himself here at the Texas. Oh boy. That taught.

Albin, I think you already know where I am. Where are you? You're not here. Where are you?

I'm in the eteronics. Looking. Are you playing games? I know I don't sound like I'm in the

eteronics because he can't hear the wind chimes because I'm here in Jim Hammond, who's the head

of Camp of the Woods, has given me his office to use the Comrex box so I can do a few minutes

of radio per day. And then I go back to canoeing and archery. Ah, that's wonderful. Yeah,

doing both together though. No, I won't. But but I'm in the eteronics and you spoke last night,

right? You had a big speech or something. You were speechifying. Yeah, Martin Luther.

Oh, Martin Luther. Now, let me just say that in this hour, we're going to be talking about

capitalism. And we just finished talking about the blood moon. Blood moon. The blood moon.

Now, Hugh Ross, who is my guest in hour one today, is one of the smartest people on the planet.

Okay. He's so smart. He's hard to understand sometimes. So I always kind of interrupt to translate

because it's not easy to follow sometimes. But if you're interested in the significance of

the blood moon, which is like Friday night, I guess, all you have to do is listen to Hugh Ross,

which was hour one today. If you didn't listen to hour one today, you missed it. But in this hour,

we're talking about capitalism. Anyway, I don't think you need special glasses for that blood moon.

I think you can just you can just look at it with your naked eyes. Make it eyeballs. Yeah.

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