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Hello everyone, it's Billy Carson, aka Forbidden Knowledge. Tonight's going to be a great talk. We're going to be talking about the AI data center bubble. Are these AI data centers, not all of them, but are they, some of them, pump and dumps? This is going to be a great talk tonight. Are we dealing with pump and dump data centers? Okay. So come on in. Let's get cozy and comfy. And let's get ready to have a great conversation. I'm going to invite a few more people in this live right now. So we can get a few more people popping. But this is going to be a great talk. Okay? We're talking about these AI data centers. And man, is this ever gonna be a great conversation? Because I'm gonna show you, I'm gonna teach you and show you something that most people don't even know is happening. They just don't know. We're talking about one of the greatest cover-ups in history. We're talking about one of the greatest scams in modern day times that's happening quietly behind the scenes and siphoning hundreds of billions of dollars from hardworking people around the world, not just in America. So this is gonna be a good one. Click that like button and make sure you share this video. Okay. If you are not part of this channel, make sure that you like and make sure that you subscribe. Let's get those subscribers going. We're almost at 1.3 million subscribers on this YouTube account. Thank you for the great comments. I appreciate all of y'all. Love y'all too. Thank you, Joe. Uh, thank you, Mo Life. Thank you, John. You know what's happening? Oh, here we go. Thank you, Lee. What's going on, Lee? What's going on, Turbo? All right, appreciate y'all. I wish I can highlight every single person. Obviously, I can't, but again, thank y'all for joining tonight. We're going to be talking about the AI data center bubble. And is this the next major pump and dump? Okay. I've been researching this, I've been digging into it. It started off with a hypothesis. It literally started off with a hypothesis. And that hypothesis led me into this crazy realm and a crazy rabbit hole. And the more I dug into it, the more I literally gassed. I mean, it's bad enough we've got Bill Gates running around doing the most craziest, egregious things to mankind. And now we've got these data centers, not all of them, but some of them, that are really siphoning the resources and finances from the planet. And when you find out what's really happening inside of some of them, you're going to be shocked. Okay. So something massive is happening. Something enormous is literally happening mostly across America. And most people have no idea how large it has become. Okay? And I'm talking about another AI application, but the one that's involved inside the data centers. I'm not talking about chatbots, and I'm not talking about, you know, the Silicon Valley startup things. I'm not talking about startups coming out of your garage. I'm talking about the enormous, megalithic, you know, ancient Egyptian-style industrial campuses covering hundreds or even thousands of acres, buildings filled with acres of servers, private electrical substation, miles of transmission infrastructure, backup generators all over the place, cooling systems, water pipelines, gas turbines, and billions of dollars in debt, private equity, and government incentives. That's what I'm talking about. These are the physical factories powering artificial intelligence and this AI revolution. But now the AI infrastructure boom is colliding with something that we call a wall. Right? It's even got Wall Street thinking about what's going on behind closed doors. I mean, the American public isn't privy to what's really happening behind those closed doors of these data centers. According to Data Center Watch, at least 75 proposed data centers, projected values, approximately about 130 billion, were blocked or delayed during just the first quarter of 2026 alone. We're not talking about 130 billion definitively. We're talking about 130 billion actually. It represents the reported value of the projects that experienced either delays or something a little bit more extraordinary. Think about this. More than 300 data centers literally had bills that they just didn't pay. They filed across more than 30 states during the first six weeks that many of these places couldn't pay. Many were proposals rather than even enacted laws that were put into place because these states decided that they were going to create new laws around these companies who aren't paying any of the bills. The political environment like around all of this is really getting kind of sticky because we know that a lot of politicians have been taking that submarine money, local and federal, to get these data centers approved. If you look back on July 14th, you find that in New York, it became the first state to impose a one-year moratorium on what? On data centers. Why? Because they realized something was rotten in Denmark. First of all, the new data centers were consuming 50 megawatts or more. And in New York, they said they wanted time to establish environmental standards and study the potential effects on electricity prices, the water, and how it's going to affect the local communities, because they have been ciphering so much water and energy, and then taxing the citizens that live near the data centers and not the data centers themselves. Giving water restrictions to certain cities and certain towns around the country because the water had been routed to the data centers. The electric bills of the people within those areas have gone up. And the unbelievable noise, the noise sounding of airplanes flying over your house 24 hours a day, seven days a week, never ceases. So what we're doing tonight is we're asking a question that very few people in mainstream media will ever ask. Is the AI data center boom becoming the next American pump and dump? Because a lot of these data centers aren't able to pay any of the bills because they're not even getting accounts. Are the investors funding facilities before real customers are even secured? I'm the first person talking about this. Can you imagine you launch an idea for a data center, you find and procure a contract on some land in a civilian area? And why do they choose the civilian areas? It's because it's easier to get access to the resources. Infrastructures already there. They don't want to go out in the rural bush somewhere in the middle of nowhere, because then they got to spend extra money to get the resources. And if there's a problem or an issue, it's hard for service and techs to get out to the bush in the rural area. So they find a way to build it near civilians, people, hardworking people. Right? They get now, they they they launch a fund to raise capital from venture capitalists and private investors. And then they get money given to them from the government. So they get that government money, millions and millions of dollars. They're giving away millions for data centers right now. And then they get money from the state, and then they get money from the city. And this is to build a facility that's going to suck resources, drain all the all the states and villages or the or the uh cities' resources into the water and the electricity, all that's going down the tubes, the noise, pollution, all for a data center that doesn't even have any contracts. Nobody is even on the server. There's no data on the machines. These people are ruthless, man. They're empty. Computers that are on and running with no information on them. Wild. I'm not talking about all data centers. Let me make that clear. There's a specific number of data centers that exist, and kind of a gig is coming up. They're starting to realize that a lot of them are just scams. There's no data, there's no customers. They haven't assigned any customers to post their data in the center itself. And communities are being communities are being asked to like provide land. They're giving away like community parks and areas, tax breaks, electricity, water. And this is for an AI data center that's supposed to create less jobs because of AI and automation. Right? The fundamental output or the consequence of AI and automation is less jobs. So, how are the developers acquiring all this land, power rights, promoting multi-billion dollar valuations, which are fake, raising capital and then attempting to sell their stakes long before the economics of the data center are even proven? This is what's happening. So this is one of the largest pump and dumps in history. I mean, in history. Yes, there are some real data centers that exist. Obviously, we wouldn't be online right now, we wouldn't be using AI. But there are some out there that are purely and solely pump and dumps, gigantic data centers, the size of football fields, siphoning the water, siphoning the electricity, poisoning the water table, and making noise pollution with the generators and all the cooling systems for absolutely one reason and one reason only, to enrich themselves, pump it, and then dump it. They're gonna pump it as long as they can, take all the money that they can raise off of each one, and then try to sell it out to another company that can eventually maybe use it. Okay, that's what they're up to. Really interesting stuff, and if this enormous infrastructure scam begins to unravel, who gets holding the bag? Like when this whole thing begins to completely fall apart, do you think the technology companies are gonna be left holding the bag? Do you think the developers are gonna be left holding the bag? What about the private credit funds? You think the local government's gonna be like, well, we'll take care of this? What about the electric companies? Do you think they're gonna be like, oh no, no, don't worry about this. We'll absorb this loss. Or is it gonna be the ordinary homeowner opening up their utility bills? It's a pump and a dump. Not in all cases, but in some cases. So we have to find a way to detect these pump and dumps that are trying to secure and sequester land in our communities, and then trying to build these mega data centers, because we have to make sure that we hold them accountable. They can't get approved to build a data center unless they secure preliminary contracts to host data in the center. If they don't have preliminary contracts, they shouldn't be able to build one. And again, I'm not accusing every data center company of securities fraud. I'm not saying every project is fake, and I'm not saying artificial intelligence is imaginary. What I'm saying is that the entire data center industry is aware of this situation and is being kept, mums the word, very quiet. I mean, we know we need cloud computing, it's real. The demand for storage, streaming, uh cybersecurity, financial processing, medical data, enterprise applications, high performance, you know, computing with these supercomputers now, all that, okay, we get it. But a legitimate technology can still produce a speculative investment investment bubble. In other words, this can be there can be a bubble coming on this, and I believe the bubble is coming. The internet was real during the dot-com bubble. We know, you know, it was it was oh man, this is incredible. This is the best thing we've ever seen. Then all of a sudden, the dot-com bubble came. Fiber optic networks, real. E-commerce, real. The mistake was not believing in the internet, the mistake was assuming every company carrying internet-related services deserved this huge multi-billion dollar valuation. These things exist, but the water will always find its level. The water will always find its level. And that's where we have to find this distinction. Because if we aren't making people like you and I aware of what I discovered, it'll continue to go under the radar, right? Under the radar. We're talking about the possibility that enormous future expectations are being promoted before the economics are even matured, before there's any proof of concept, before there's any center to host any data. Even before the project is announced, they're collecting all this money. They're giving out theoretical numbers of megawatts. The total potential investment. They're using the words AI and AI factory, hyperscale, and they're using sovereign AI, next generation computing campus. They get all these cool phrases now. And what happens? The land values rise, which is not too bad in certain areas, but they raise capital, equipment orders go out, local politicians appear at press conferences, and they grease those little palms. Tax incentives are all requested, and you know, they give their little deals and they sign off on these tax incentives. And then they reserve the power, they reserve energy specifically for these data centers who don't have, in some cases, any customers. That's the problem we're facing, and it's becoming a real, real problem, you know, because people are innocent people are becoming victims of this. And then that toxic water is flushed back out into the system. All of this for cooling off machines that are basically empty. I mean, when I found this out, I was completely flabbergasted. I was like taken back. I was like, wow. Like there's no there's no end to how they figure out how they can scam you. You know? I mean, there's no end. So this is what we're facing. The AI data center bubble, it's coming. Remember this day, remember this time. I told you today. The Bank for International Settlements reported back in March of this year that the AI infrastructure spending was increasingly being financed through borrowing. They said that the Federal Reserve has warned about growing leverage around emerging technology, and they said it carries a high risk and eventually will create financial stability concerns. They're saying basically there's a bubble coming. They're gonna have to make some new laws, and politicians or polytricksters are gonna have to stop getting paid off. City councilmen gotta stop getting paid off. You know? Oh man, it's crazy. They always find a way, I tell you. They got there's so many ways to skin a cat, I guess. They figure it out, man. They they just find a way, don't they? Data centers, you know, when you're running, they do. Make money okay. You just gotta understand the business model. So a data center does not make money simply because they have the facility. A data center needs, it requires paying clients. In the regular model, the co-location model, customers bring their own servers. I had a server in a structure like that years and years ago, way before AI even existed. I had my own server in a co-location center. Okay. You pay the operator to secure space. I pay for electricity, cooling, internet connectivity, uh, no downtime. If the server needs to be rebooted, there's a way to reboot it and all these things. I remotely log into it. You get physical security at the structure, right? And technical support. And that's what you're paying for. So a smaller business might rent one like I did, a cabinet or several racks. A large cloud company now could lease multiple megawatts, multiple megawatts of capacity. And also to do that, you'll have to sign a long-term agreement, which means that locks in profitability for the AI data center long term. But you gotta get the clients first. In an AI data center, the operator may also own expensive GPUs, and you can charge customers for computing time. So customers could pay like the GPU by the hour. And you can reserve an entire cluster, or you can sign again a multi-year agreement for dedicated AI computing. Again, that model works for data centers that actually go out and procure new clients. In every model, revenue must come from a paying customer. If there's no paying customer and you've collected hundreds of millions of dollars to destroy the uh the ecosystem and drain the community of its resources, then you should be fined and shut down. And you should be imprisoned. An empty data center is really ridiculous because it there's a lot of carried fixed costs. I mean enormous costs that you're gonna have if the data center is empty. So you have to service the debt. That's the loans that you took or the financing you took right to build this um this mega center. You have property taxes, high insurance, security teams, employees, maintenance contracts, utilities. Those utilities probably have minimums because you're you're you're secure you're procuring megawatts, equipment leases, cooling systems, switch gear, generators, server equipment. I mean, I can keep going. It's very expensive. And this is why experienced lenders want to see a strong anchor tenant before they finance the complete facility. But that's for general mainstream banking. People have been going to venture capitalists or starting their own fund and raising investment capital from family offices. And nobody really understands the the intricacies of how all this actually works. So they just think AI data center, this is the next best, biggest thing coming. And some random company pops up out of nowhere and they throw their document out there, and people start pouring hundreds of millions of dollars into it. And then they gree some palms and get some government money, and then they grease some more palms and get some local government money and get the electrical company to agree to siphon electricity from the community and then make the community pay for the stolen electricity. I mean, come on. If they sign a long-term lease with a you know, with a mega client, well then that justifies building of the structure because then they have an anchor client and they can go now and get financing and they can build a structure, they can move that client in, and they can make strong claims that we've got this mega client, and they can use that to attract new clients because what's happening is there's a competition now between AI data centers and the fees that they're going to charge. In other words, it's not just you know one option anymore, there's multiple options. So you might find a better deal somewhere else. It's like going to a car dealer, you know, Joe Blow's uh car dealer over here, and you got John Doe over here, and one of the two of them they have the same car, but one might give you the car for 500 bucks less. One might give you a better deal, you might get the car um, you know, with no dealer fees, and over here you might have to pay the dealer fee. So you'll go with the one that doesn't pay dealer fees because why would I want to pay a dealer fee if I can get away with not paying a dealer fee? I'll take the cheaper car. So that's what's happening. Right? So there's competition, and competition creates price wars, and then prices go down. Okay, I get it. Right? But just having conversations with clients or paying off a company that's really not going to use your service to make a statement as if they are gonna use it when they had no intention of using or giving you or signing a contract with your data center that doesn't exist yet, and utilizing that on loan paperwork to bring in hundreds of millions of dollars, well that should be illegal. That should be absolutely illegal. Okay? That's what's been going on. I just wanted to spend some time to bring this information to people because I don't think a lot of people fully totally understood exactly what these data centers are, how they work, and what their purpose is. Do we need them? Yes. Do we need to get um abused by them? No. I think that data centers need to be further away from communities, regardless of how hard it is to get a team of technicians or whatever to go there if there's an issue or whatever. They need to be able to um service the uh service the location. They need to pay for bringing infrastructure out to the rural area wherever it is in the bush, in the woods, or wherever it is, far away from a place that can actually hear. Some of these people are suffering from three miles away, they can hear the roaring of the cooling systems. Okay. So I wanted to bring that knowledge to you because I thought people just need to know. Now, some of you might have heard what I said, you might fully understand exactly what a data center is and kind of how it functions, what the purpose is behind it. And now you know that some of them don't even have any data. They're just gigantic warehouses siphoning resources, bringing in hundreds of millions of dollars, and literally putting it in their pockets, not paying any of their bills, and then hoping they can find somebody to take it over, or they just let it crash and bankrupt it and move on to the next project. Great pump and dump for to walk away with a hundred million dollars cash in your pocket. Okay? It's wild out here, man. They always it's just they just never they never cease to amaze me. They always come up with a new way to siphon from the people. I mean, this is just another way. Okay? Anyway, on a brighter note, on a brighter note, how many people in the live chat have ever been to Mexico or Egypt to go visit the ancient sites? Let me see how many people in the live chat. How many people in the live chat? We got 687 people in the live chat. How many of you have ever gone to visit ancient sites? Okay, we got monster says, Monster says I have. Who else has gone to visit these ancient sites? Monster, where'd you go, monster? Tell me where you went, monster. Let me know where you went. Turbo says, I've been to Egypt twice. Wow, that's amazing. Corey says, I've been to Mexico and find it fascinating. Monster says, Mexico was amazing. Egypt wanna go. And you gotta come to Egypt, man. This is gonna be incredible. Okay? Eagle says, not in this life. Eagle, you're gonna man I I'm telling you, Eagle, you're gonna manifest a trip to one of those sites. You're gonna manifest it. Stay positive and change your words to I will create this opportunity for myself. Michelle says, never been to any ancient sites. Uh Candace says, I've been to Texas. There's some stuff in Texas, believe it or not. The Otsalon wall and all that. I want to touch the pyramids at Giza at Ga at Giza. It's Giza, not Gaza, it's Giza, Dennis. Yeah, cool. Let me tell you, uh, well, monsters I want to see Tealtuwakon. You gotta see Teotuacon. The reason why I go to these ancient sites is two reasons. The first reason is it brings me peace. Like, you know, we have to learn about all this crazy stuff going on in the world, like I talked about tonight. Because we need to know, like, you know, I was talking about these topics the other day on a post on social media, and somebody commented to the fact of or or to the effect of um, just close your eyes and like ignore it, because it, you know, we're gonna go to 5D, so it doesn't exist. Ah I don't think so. I think that we can't ignore what actually does exist in this realm and our reality on our timelines. I think we have to bring awareness. Now, I don't want to ruminate on the darkness, but if we don't know that it's there and that we need to be more alert and aware of how we're being used and abused, how can we ever get out of being used and abused? We have to bring awareness. Only, you can only change things through awareness. But once you bring that awareness, then you begin to become aware. And when a mass amount of people become aware, then change will happen. Change will transform, right? If nobody's aware, there'll never be a change or transformation. But I go to the ancient sites because I get peace. I get to break away from researching these things and learning about them. I get to break away from having to report about them or see them all the time. And it gives me like a little bit of balance in my life. Like when I go to the Sahara Desert, I'm in the desert, man. You know what I'm saying? Like I'm out there. I'm out there, I'm on tour, I've got my people with me, the 4BK family, whoever, whoever's on that particular tour, I've taken lots of tours of people out there, and we hang out, we're laughing, we're joking, we're exploring, we're doing research, we're doing archaeology, we're on site, we're digging, we're finding new discoveries. It's like a whole other world. Your phone don't work half the time, so you can't take calls and make calls and all this kind of stuff. We're sailing down the Nile. There's no signal. Or we're in Mexico, we're in the jungles of Mexico exploring, you know, exploring the Mexican desert. I'm using LiDAR, handheld LIDAR to see if I can find new things hidden in the jungle or in areas or get three-dimensional imagery of certain sites. And we're I take my Geiger counter and we're scanning for uh for higher-than-background level radiation. We're scanning, I have my magnetometer, we're looking for magnetic fields and all this stuff. We aren't thinking about any of this crazy stuff anymore. It's like we're disconnected. So we become disconnected from all this stuff and we become re-injected into this exploration, which is like so freeing and so relaxing. You know, it's like it's like a vacation, but a vacation of knowledge. And so that's why I do these tours. It's a real life getaway, like it really is a getaway. Like nobody's gonna be calling you in the jungles of Mexico. Nobody's gonna be calling you when you're in the middle of the Sahara Desert, 50 feet underground in the halls of a mente. The signal doesn't go through. Okay. And that's why I do these tours. And uh, they're great tours. You know, I'd love to have some of you come on tour with me. I dropped a link in the live chat. I also put the links to Mexico and Egypt in the caption of this video. Um, I'd like to show y'all a couple of clips of you know, some of the things that are included in what we do. It's so incredible out there. Um, it's really fun. It's really life-changing stuff. Check this out. What's up, everybody? It's Billy Carson, aka Forbidden Knowledge. I wanted to talk to you guys today about the 12-day forbidden tour of Egypt. This is not your average Egypt tour. This is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity hosted by myself, Billy Karsten. It's gonna go beyond the tourist crap. I think closed door access to this thing. The Assyrian temple, the Esther temple, the European temple, so the pyramid is a car, of course. A lot of time in doing quick meditations and exploring underneath the staff, beneath the pyramid itself, explain the five-star hotel, easy to force, easy to four, eat the pull down the nine completely luxury on our friends. Every day is that with exclusive lectures, exclusive, and of course it's virtual connections, and you're gonna create incredible friends that will last a lifetime, I guarantee you. Last year, over 100 people joined us, and every single one of them left completely changed forever. And only a handful of seats remain, so make sure you hurry up and join us on this amazing journey before it sells out. If you've ever dreamed about walking the path of the Egyptians, now is your chance. Make sure you register today to reserve your spot before it's all gone. I can't wait to see you in Egypt. It's gonna be amazing. I guarantee it's gonna change your life. Everybody, it's Billy Costa, aka Forbidden Knowledge. I want to invite you to something that is not just a vacation and not just another tour. This is a sacred expedition into the heart of ancient Mexico. And this is the sacred tour you've been waiting for. The IOTL rising, the pyramids of Mexico experience. And from October the 24th through November the 5th, 2026, we are taking a select group deep into the pyramids, the temples, the sacred cities, the cenote's. We're gonna take part in the ceremonies and all the ancient mysteries of Mexico. We're going beyond the beaches, beyond the tourist traps, and beyond the surface level version of history. We're going into the world of the Maya, the Toltec, the serpent wisdom, and the sacred calendars. We're gonna learn about the star alignments and the forbidden, forgotten, encoded knowledge in stone. And when we begin in the Yucatan, staying in beautiful luxury accommodations near the turquoise waters of the Caribbean, we're gonna visit private beaches with access to environments that are designed for rest, connection, transformation, and integration. And then we'll begin to go a lot deeper. And this is the part that's gonna be incredible. We're gonna explore Tulum, where ancient temples rise above the sea and become connected to the stars and the sun. We're gonna experience the cycles of time and the ancient priesthoods that understand astronomy, architecture, frequency, and consciousness in ways that modern science is just now trying to finally decode. And then we're gonna go to Koba, traveling the ancient Sekobeb. And that's the roads that are exploring the power of the Nanachmu and one of the tallest pyramids in the Maya world. And we'll ask the real questions. Were these just ceremonial centers, or were they part of a global ancient knowledge system that stretched across continents? And we'll experience the Ekbalam, the temple of the Jaguar, one of the most mysterious ancient sites in the region. And this is where we connect with the sacred temples and Mayan ceremonies and a powerful cenote and the energy of the land itself. And of course, we're gonna go to Chitsunitsa down in the Yucatan Peninsula, the home of Kuku Khan's castle. And this is not just a pyramid, this is a mathematical and astronomical spiritual machine carved into stone. And when you stand there with us, you're standing in front of a message from the ancient world. And then we're gonna visit Ayolid, and we're gonna enjoy authentic local food, explore artisan shops, and experience the culture of Mexico in a way that most tourists never ever get a chance to. And then we continue down to Merida, one of the most beautiful cultural cities in the Yucatan, where we're gonna experience energy of Dia de los Muertos, the day of the dead. It's not just a holiday, it's an ancestral remembrance, a sacred connection between the living and the dead, the bloodline and the eternal soul. And from there we're gonna visit Pu's Mall, one of the most powerful Maya sites in the Puc region, with the pyramid of the magician, sacred geometry, ancient carvings, and symbols that still speak to us thousands of years later. And then we fly into Mexico City, which is included for one of the biggest energetic shifts in this entire journey. We're going to experience Dia de los Muertos in the most powerful and beautiful city in the world, and then visit Teotihuacan, the city of the gods, also known as the city of Tehuti. The pyramid of the sun is there, the pyramid of the moon, the pyramid of Ketokwato, and the Avenue of the Dead. These are not ordinary monuments, these are massive structures tied to alignment, mythology, initiation, and ancient knowledge. And then we go to Cholula, home of one of the largest pyramids on planet Earth, a massive, ancient structure that is still partially buried beneath the land, laid with conquest, religion, history, and lost history. You'll see how ancient civilizations were covered over and over, then renamed, then buried, but never fully erased. This journey includes expert lectures by myself and Timothy Hogan, sacred site discussions, cultural experiences, ceremonies, guided explorations, select meals, and transportation within Mexico, and a powerful spiritual community of people who think just like you. So this is a limited capacity experience. This is not a massive crowd tour. This is a curated journey for people ready to walk the path of the agents, ready to reconnect with the sacred wisdom of the experience of Mexico through hidden history, through consciousness, and through transformation. So if you ever felt called to the pyramids of Mexico, the Maya, the serpent wisdom, and all of the star alignments, this is your moment. Don't wait until all the seats are gone. Reserve your spot today, lock in your place, and come walk with us through the pyramids, temples, cenote, ceremonies, and mysteries of ancient Mexico. I can't wait to see you there. All right. So that was Mexico and Egypt. You got two choices. And uh I know someone was in the live chat saying, I can't afford this, and I understand that. What you have to say is you have to repurpose that phrase, restate that vibration because that's a low vibration. Instead of saying I can't afford this, you have to say to yourself, I look forward to affording this one day. You see what I'm saying? I'm saying the same thing, but I'm on a higher frequency. And then add it to your dream board. And then once you add it to your dream board, start researching these sites. Go and look up the itinerary. Okay. Find out more about the places and locations that we visit. Learn about the culture. Researching. You have a smartphone in your hand that puts you into the vibration of the trip itself. Start researching how you can then find ways to cultivate or create additional revenue, maybe clean your credit and raise your credit score to get approved for a credit card so you can finance it. Or there are other financing options that we even have in-house. Even for people with not so great credit. There's just various different ways that it can happen. But once you close yourself off by saying it can't happen, then it won't. Everything is mind. The number one hermetic principle, the first one, is all is mind. As you think it, so if you are. So always find a way to restate things. And I find myself restating things all the time to correct myself. Earlier today, I was saying I'm gonna try to do blank, blank, blank. And I said, Oh no, no, no. I mean I I will do blank blank blank. Bring the awareness to your words because your words program your future outcome. Okay, so let's make sure that we're programming the vibration at a high manifestation rate versus a manifestation of nothingness, a manifestation of lack, of abundance, a manifestation of loss, and a manifestation of poverty mind. We want to say uh things in a way that allow us to align with it versus not in a way that collapse our reality into darkness. Okay? And it's nothing wrong. I'm not coming down on anybody. We're all guilty of it, including myself. You know, I try to keep people around me that recognize when I say something that's not in the right vibration, I get checked. Hey, no, no, no, no, no. And then I restate. I go, yes, thank you so much. Let me rephrase what I just said. Let me move into the vibration of what I want. When I first started traveling the world, uh, I didn't have any money. I told this story the other day. The first place I decided to travel to was to Mexico because it was close to America, a three-hour flight. And my budget was 700 bucks. 200 was for emergency, $500 cash. That was my entire budget. Now, this is going back 30 years ago. I flew to Mexico. I flew to Cancun. Uh, I stayed in a uh holiday-in hotel. I went to the cash transaction and I got my uh my money changed into Mexican pesos and I had all this money. I thought I was rich. I found out that later that didn't mean I was rich because of a sandwich was going to cost me $30. But whatever. I had a great time. I stayed within my budget. I went to Chitsunitsa through the jungles, down on a bus through the jungles, to Chitsunitsa, climbed the pyramid of CukuCon, and had a great experience, which hooked me into traveling for the rest of my life. Uh, and after that first trip, I literally found a way to finance myself because I never had a sponsor or a brand manager or branding or anything else. I'm going to manifest that now. I'm literally going to manifest it. I'm overdue for some type of a brand deal. I'm going to manifest that. At the time I didn't, and I find I financed myself for many years. I spent millions of dollars traveling the world. Now I've been around the world 25 times. Only because I got on the vibration of wanting to do that. It became one of my passions. And whatever we're passionate about, seems like we always make it happen. If you're passionate about having a Sony PlayStation 8 or whatever they got out now, you'll have it. If you're passionate about wearing the latest Jordans, you'll have it. If you're passionate about getting your kid the nicest clothes for school, they'll have them, no matter how poor you are. If you're passionate about uh buying a house, eventually you'll get that house. If you're passionate about getting a car, you have a car. It's all about where we place our attention, okay? All about where we place our attention. So I'm gonna drop the link to Egypt again in the live chat. Uh, I'm also gonna drop the link to Mexico again in the live chat, okay? And then I am gonna go take a little meditation break because I've been working since 6 a.m. and it's now 11 p.m. I need to take a break to clear my mind, clear my thoughts, reflect on my day, reflect on my thoughts of the day, do an audit on my body. How do I feel? What could I have done better? What did I grow from today? What did I learn today? And after I do that reflection, that self-reflection, I'm gonna take a little break and then I'm gonna go get cleaned up and go get some sleep. Okay. And I'll be back in here again tomorrow at 5 a.m. because I have to do a little extra work tomorrow. All right. I appreciate y'all. I love y'all. Coming very soon is gonna be a day in the life of Billy Carson, and that's gonna air exclusively on the Forbidden Knowledge TV app. So make sure you go to your app store and download the four, the number four, Forbidden Knowledge TV app. I'm gonna start streaming on my own app. You know, we got these live streamers out there on Kick and on uh I'm on all those platforms. I'm about to start live streaming on my own platform a lot. Okay. You're gonna get a lot of behind the scenes information, a lot of behind the scenes knowledge. You're gonna see what I'm doing every day, all day. And that's gonna be exclusive on the Forbidden Knowledge TV app. So go get the app in the app store. All right. Anyway, click those links, register for the tours, and I'll see y'all somewhere in the world. All right, peace.