Oh, I'm going to I want to welcome everyone back to the Picciono show doing part two of Cultural Parasitism, Yaki, with Paul

Fahrenheit. How you doing Paul? I'm doing great Mr Pete. Thank you for having me

on yet again. Let's finish this up. this up all right yeah let's not waste any

time let's share this and get it going oh done I am a professional. A professional what? I actually shut down. I think I actually like turned off the or exited out of the yaki

You know only the highest quality content creators folks.

Oh, we are the best here, aren't we?

Yeah, we're just like Gillette.

Paris.

All right, here we go.

I've found it. Not so difficult. I'm not going to edit this out.

Normally this happens a lot more often than people realize but I usually edit it out.

Well, this is the stuff that people tune in for.

They love the little mess-ups and authentic little moments.

Yeah, let me say, okay.

What they don't know is that we plan this from the beginning

to make the show seem more authentic.

Yeah, there we go.

All right, so we finished up part three in the cultural parasitism chapter and now we are on part four.

We're going to do four, five, and six and that'll end it and then at a future day, further down the road probably into the new year

because you have stuff going on we'll jump into the next chapter which is cultural distortion and I think that's when things really start to

heat up in this book. All right part four the materialistic 19th century saw this phenomenon of culture parasitism only as nation parasitism,

and thus it was misunderstood in each nation as merely a local condition.

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