4 chapters across the catalog
Biometric Security Risks, DC Murder and Biden's "Raised In" Supercut
A gruesome murder in Washington D.C. involved a victim's thumb being severed to gain access to his phone's Cash App. The segment transitions to a "firehose of lies" supercut of President Biden claiming to have been "raised in" various contradictory communities, including Puerto Rican, Greek, Irish Catholic, and Black church environments.
The stabbing death of Cash App founder and MobileCoin executive Bob Lee in San Francisco's Rincon Hill neighborhood is discussed. The segment covers Elon Musk's public comments regarding the city's "horrific" violent crime rates and the immediate release of offenders. While mainstream reports focus on general street crime, the hosts speculate on the possibility of the event being a targeted hit given Lee's high-profile status in the cryptocurrency industry.
International Producer Notes and Plaid Network Security
Sir Quistan of Lincolnshire notes that English football teams taking a knee is largely a branding exercise for American owners like the Fenway Sports Group. The show clarifies its refusal to use Cash App or Venmo due to their reliance on the Plaid Network, which grants third parties excessive access to user bank accounts. Other producers share updates on personal milestones, including "divorce karma" and business stimulus funds.
The hosts grant "Job Karma" to a listener who recently trained his replacement in India. They also discuss the technical difficulties of international donations via PayPal and the rising popularity of Jack Dorsey's Cash App due to its low friction for users.
