Hey, it’s Dan. Welcome back to I Allegedly. I’ve got a good one for you today because Robert Kiyosaki said that this is the beginning of a civil war. So hit the like button, subscribe to the channel, and let’s get right into it. Robert Kiyosaki, best known for his book, Rich Dad Poor Dad, that’s been on the bestseller list for decades. So he’s clearly done something right. He’s talked about finances and stuff, and he’s called crash after crash after crash. And I have people that laugh about this, but now he just says, this is going to be the summer of civil war.

And that is crazy, guys. That’s wild to think about. He thinks, says that everybody can read the article. Everybody should get into Bitcoin, gold and silver, which we’ve talked about. I’m not really a Bitcoin kind of guy, but, you know, you should get into this and take this guy’s advice. But what he’s talking about is how the financial system is being destroyed right now. And you’re going to see problems with the banks that you’ve never seen in the past and that the end of fiat currency is coming soon. But this is going to be exacerbated by the violence that we’re seeing and how it’s getting bigger and bigger and bigger.

Now, as I walk through Seal Beach, you know, one thing that we’re concerned about is this weekend with all the different groups that are getting together. We talked about this in the private channel. This is getting nuts, guys. It really is because, you know, you have certain cities that would never tolerate, you know, violence and things like that. But then you have some cities that’s just going on and on and on. And the other night I came home from the Angel Game and was blown away that the next city over had, you know, big groups of people.

The cops had, you know, gone arm to arm and are trying to, you know, protect these downtown merchants. Now, think about this. Santa Ana, California has all these old downtown businesses. And one thing that these people have basically the last five years is construction for a rail system. And they’re going to build one of those cool trolley trains throughout downtown Santa Ana. And through the redevelopment project, it’s finally done, basically. It’s time to, like, announce it and get it going. And then you have violence and things like that. And large groups protesting this world. Again, I can get together and wave your flags and protest and vote for whoever you want to.

I’m all for that. It’s when things get violent that it’s out of control. And that’s what Mr. Kiyosaki is talking about, because this is getting worse and worse and worse. And there is no plan, you know, to slow it down. And I just wish, and I’m telling you guys, do not go out right now and do anything that could put yourself in danger. Do not go out. If you can go out, you know, if you have to go out by yourself, be very, very careful. Try not to get out of your car. Try not to park any place that’s dangerous.

Try not to fill up for gas or charge your vehicle in a place that is bad right now. Just don’t do it, man. Don’t do it. Now, people have to work. You’ve got to get from A to B, and I get all that stuff. But, man, oh, man, they are just doing things and throwing things and breaking things. And it is just getting worse and worse and worse. And that’s what Mr. Kiyosaki is talking about right now. So, you know, add that, and you’re going to see nothing with problems. Business is doing bad right now. You know, Sling and Dish right now missed a major bond payment last month, which was for over $260.

And not only did they miss the latest payment, but they also said they’re not going to make the June payment. So, two weeks ago, we’re not going to make the payment. So, listen, they’ve got a 30-day grace period. You need to hold your horses. But I’m telling you, if you guys have Dish or Sling TV, I would be worried. I would contact them and say, what happens if you guys file bankruptcy? Because, you know, the last thing you want is not to be able to get news, your favorite programs, you know, your shows, everything that’s important to you, whether it’s sports, movies, news, whatever.

This stuff is, you know, they’re having a real problem. Read the article below, because they’re in dire straits right now. They really, really are. So, it’s another massive cyber attack. Whole Foods got nailed with a cyber attack. And so, Whole Foods steps forward yesterday and says, hey, listen, not only are we, you know, did we get hit with a cyber attack, but we’re going to have bare shelves in the next couple of weeks. So, you’re going to see Whole Foods. If there’s certain brands you’d like to stock up on, they affected the computers and completely destroyed inventory, supply chain, getting things to stores, and basically shut these people down.

So, just a matter of time, guys, until this affects our food system and, you know, everything else. So, you can’t argue with this stuff. This is happening. My very, very close friend of mine, who I’m going to work with in my next business, and she’s brilliant, her boyfriend works for a company, and they said, please, Dan, don’t say the name of the company. They got hit with a cyber attack. And the cyber attack has destroyed the business to where they couldn’t pay vendors, couldn’t deliver to vendors, couldn’t do anything, and they’re going on week two right now, and they’re finally, finally, finally getting the system back up.

But what did they do? They didn’t elect to do a sell-com and tell everybody how bad it was. They elected just to be quiet and not answer anything and act like business was normal, even though nothing got delivered, they couldn’t pay their bills, they couldn’t ship anything, you know, they couldn’t have inventory brought in, couldn’t do anything. We’ll just work on it, okay? So, there’s management from 25 years ago for it. It’s bare ahead in the sand. This will all work out. And you know what? It doesn’t work out when you do this.

Disney is paying an additional $438.7 million for Hulu. And again, reason enough, number two, not to buy Hulu is Disney’s purchasing. So, again, is that, you know, is that, you know, do you like that? I can’t stand Disney right now. I can’t stand it at all. Everything, guys, nothing is free anymore. Everything is a page. When Hulu first came out, gosh, 15 years ago, it was a free service. And the best thing was, let’s say you had a show on NBC or ABC and you forgot to tape it or you weren’t home, you know, you could go the next day and watch it for free on Hulu.

And you’d have ads and things like that, but it’s just not there anymore. So, California has a new rule that goes into effect immediately. So, you know how you have your cell phone and you have it and you can navigate things when you’re driving? Now that’s a crime. If you touch your cell phone in the process of driving, you can get a ticket for that. And the cops are just looking at people to do this. So, it’s a matter of time, guys, until they start giving tickets for things like that. And it’s made it so it’s just absolutely destroyed.

Ubers, Uber Eats, things like this. And they’re talking, hey, how many get tickets? Because, you know, my uncle and I were talking about the Thomas guy. Remember the map books? Here in Southern California, these things were great. But when you would go to deliver to clients and you’d go make sales calls and things like that, we had basically a map book. And you’d look up their address, Wilson Way. Okay, go to page 24d7 and you’d look on the grid and that’s where they were at. And then you would drive there. And there was no GPS in your car or anything like that, or on your phone for that matter.

So, how we didn’t run into anybody to kill anybody is beyond me. But that’s a huge problem. There is a TikTok influencer, Amanda Ivanelli. And I couldn’t get approval to show her video, but I’ll tell you what she did. She does fitness fashion, stuff like that, really an attractive gal that goes out and buys things. And there was a website called ASOS. It’s kind of a woman’s site. It’s got a lot of different merchandise and things like that. Super windy on the pier, so I’ll walk away from that. And she ordered a bunch of dresses from a company called ASOS.

Got them here, like 15 dresses, realized after she got the dresses, if she only kept one, she says maybe two. It was so forgettable. This was really a great way to recommend a shopping site. But then, sends them back a couple days later, what does she get? A $1436 bill from FedEx. And she’s like, what is this? Terrace taxes? What is this? So, when you guys order this stuff, make sure that’s the end of it. Now, again, I’ll never order from ASOS again. And again, I’m not a fashion guy, so I don’t really know anything about ASOS.

I’ve never heard of it before. Two things with banking that are wild right now, this went completely under the radar. You know, businesses that do large transactions can basically do a million dollars of transactions and do global transfers, transfer back and forth, and it’s fine. You know, a large business can do that and not have any restrictions put upon it. Well, guess what? This got raised in February, and none of us do this. It’s just got announced this week, this week, that it went from $1 to $10 million. So, you can now do $10 million transfers from business to business and through Bank of America, which is wild, guys.

When you think about that, people don’t sit there and they don’t have $10 million, but the idea with this is certain things and certain restrictions that affect all of us don’t affect certain people, and this is exactly one of them right there. Now, millions of people have had their credit lines destroyed. I mean, now, millions of people have had their credit scores absolutely destroyed in the last 30 days, and that is because the federal government has started a report on the student loan non-payments, and because of those lack of payments, people that are not paying their bills are dramatically, you know, affected by this.

Guys, I’ve talked about this for three months now. If you have a credit problem, I’m telling you, if you owe somebody money, call and work it out. Do everything you can to work it out and not bury your head in the sand. This credit debacle that you guys are experiencing right now because you didn’t pay your student loan debt, this is only going to get worse. You’re going to lose your ability to get decent loans. That’s going to destroy your credit. You try to rent a house or buy anything, that’s going to absolutely affect each and every one of you out there that have these, and they’re saying that they’re dropping sometimes hundreds of points, but it’s making a huge difference and taking people into, quote, delinquency.

So it’s sad, guys. It’s absolutely sad. It’s a little bit more to cover. I’m going to finish this one with this last segment. Please be safe, guys. Please be careful. I cannot emphasize this enough. It’s just troubling right now with everything that’s going on. Don’t forget that we have a private channel. We can talk about everything uncensored, that we can’t talk about other places, called iAllegedly Live. You sign up at iAllegedly.tv, use the link below. A couple cool things. Andrew Doe was a counter supervisor in this county, County of Orange. And during COVID, that guy used COVID money like it was his little ATM machine.

Bought houses, bought all this stuff, bought gifts, just went travel, just used, again, pandemic money to rich himself and at our expense. He just got five years in jail a couple days ago. He got sentenced. So that’s good news. I always love when these people get caught and get exposed. So that’s nice. Google, their hardware and platforms department that make phones and hardware and cloud and things like that, they’re offering buyouts to their employees. And the employees are saying, hey, this is great. There’s 25,000 people that work in this department.

So they’re offering all these people, do you want to leave? Take the money. And again, I’m telling you, right now they’re being praised because people are saying, wait a second, I’d rather take the money and get out of here than be fired and get a week severance package. So final, final thing, and that this assembly, I thought it was a joke when it was sent to me, South Dakota has just raised, raised its speed limit. Okay, guess what it is now? Oh, it’s got to be 70, Dan. It’s got to go crazy.

No, it’s 80 miles an hour, guys. 80 miles an hour. Isn’t that nuts? South Dakota, let’s go 80. Let’s drive 80. 80 miles an hour. I mean, that’s fantastic. I’m telling you, rip across the desert, you drive 80, it’s great to get to Vegas. But the problem with it is there’s so much enforcement that they’re arresting people, and they’re writing a ticket and everything like that. Their excuse for this is, you know, Montana and North Dakota have 80 miles an hour, and we don’t want people to cross over state lines and be confused about the speed limit.

So we want them just to be able to speed right through our state. 80 miles an hour. Isn’t that wild? So Montana and the Dakotas enjoy. So hit the like button, subscribe to the channel. If you want to get a hold of me, it’s Hello at iAllegedly.com. Onward and upward, guys. I’ll see you real soon. Stay safe, guys. Don’t do anything stupid. It’s only going to get worse before this gets better. Whether you like Robert Kiyosaki or not, it was a good little warning this morning. Okay? Be safe. . [tr:trw].

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