Caleb Hammer’s guest called his black worker a “NIGGER” just to prove that the word itself is harmless and just taken out of context. During an incredibly uncomfortable discussion about language, the guest claims he has no fear using any word because intent and context are all that truly matter to him. The tension in the studio instantly peaks as the co-host directly challenges his theory, leading to a jaw-dropping moment of live-mic confrontation as he forces him to say it again. "Language is a social construct that is warped by people... The word itself is not bad, it just depends on how you use it." "You looked me straight in my eyes and said that to my face! You're not going to talk about not calling me that—you just called me that! Say it to Caleb then, why are you scared?!"

Orangie beats Insentos 11-10 in their $10K 1v1 basketball match only to find out Insentos does not even have $10K liquid on fomo: Insentos: "I am depositing money into my fomo right now." Orangie: "Wait, you do not have 10K liquid in fomo right now? How much do you have?" Insentos: "Not liquid in fomo, no, I do not. 3K." Orangie: "Am I a good friend if I just let you send me 3K?" Insentos: "Yeah." Orangie: "Send me a note, 'for beating me at 1v1 basketball'. I am going to take that 3K, 10x it, and send it back."

Insentos shares what he would tell his former self stuck on DoorDash shifts after building a $1.3 million portfolio on fomo: Orangie: "Imagine you were like mid DoorDash shift, you're on a break and you're watching this video right now. What would you tell yourself?" Insentos: "I have the same phone, I have the same laptop, I have the same market. Give it a try, and when you do try, don't half ass it, give it your all. Hard work is important, but hard work for a long time is just as important. On the other side of the hard work, it's completely worth it." Orangie: "Can you bring up your fomo profile real quick?" Orangie: "Not only do I feel like a millionaire for a second, because I have 1.3 million dollars right here."

Insentos shows off his trading clan hitting over $3 million in monthly profit on fomo: Orangie: "What is the clan that you are in?" Insentos: "Grand FNF, so this is our clan. This is our PnL in the past 30 days, $3 million." Orangie: "Qwerty is up 1.6, you are up 600, Durant 400, this guy for 120, Airbreak 90, Eric 90, like your whole group of friends, you are like in the same fomo clan." Insentos: "Yeah this is like our friend group, we have been trading for the past couple years. It says we are number two on fomo. I think we are actually number one, I do not count the first clan." Orangie: "Woah, is this beef?" Insentos: "Nah it is not beef. That clan is kind of like a group where they are just like, 'Oh you are on top of the leaderboards, join'. I feel like we are actually the number one clan because we have been the same group for the past three years."

Insentos and Orangie agree to a 100 SOL 1v1 basketball game to settle who has the better clan: Orangie: "By the way, my clan is way better than Grand FNF. Just any clan that I am in. At everything, at trading, at Fortnite, literally everything." Insentos: "How should we settle this? How should we settle the clan wars?" Orangie: "Some ball, some 1v1 ball, bro." Insentos: "Remember what happened last time? Yeah, I won." Orangie: "No, you didn't." Insentos: "Yeah, I did, for 10 SOL." Orangie: "I don't remember this. I don't want to take money from you, but I would literally run it back for like 100 SOL." Insentos: "100 SOL 1v1? 100 SOL, okay, let's run it."

Insentos reveals he lost his first $100K on a single blackjack hand before rebuilding with a $2,000 loan from a Fortnite friend: Orangie: "How close were you, like if ever, close to giving up?" Insentos: "When I first started making money online, my first hundred thousand dollars that I ever saved up, I went all in on a blackjack hand. It was very degenerate, I would never recommend anyone to do that. I was broke before this, so this was just very stupid." Insentos: "I lost it. For a month and a half, I did not even get out of bed. I lost the one opportunity I had." Insentos: "Then one day I was just like, you know what, I am done feeling bad about myself, try this trading stuff one more time. Took a $2,000 loan from someone on Fortnite that I barely even talked to, but I was too embarrassed to ask anyone else. I ended up just running it up super crazy, and that is how I am where I am today."

Insentos says fomo is starting this bull market and the best trades happen when nobody agrees with you yet: Insentos: "fomo in my opinion is the reason why this bull market is starting. Coin discovery, there is way less friction for a regular person to start trading." Insentos: "I bought around an $800,000 market cap right here. As you could see I was not instantly up, I actually instantly went down almost like 90%." Orangie: "But you kept holding?" Insentos: "Yeah I kept holding, and those are usually the best trades. The best trades are the ones where maybe nobody sees it yet, maybe nobody agrees with you at first. As long as you just follow your thesis to the end, it will work out if you trust yourself."

Insentos reveals he was a janitor in Manhattan and delivering DoorDash just two years before getting rich in crypto: "The main reason I wanted to make money growing up was just for the freedom. After the age of 18, I was always working, I was always hustling." "Uber Eats, DoorDash, I was doing that every day. I was working as a janitor in Manhattan for a building, mopping floors, taking out garbage, just a bunch of stuff on my hands." "Since everything happened so fast, it does not feel real at times. I help my family out a lot, and at the end of the day it is all about helping people and just taking care of the people around you."

Insentos explains why he held his $CASHCAT position through hundreds of thousands in drawdown before hitting $700K in profit: Orangie: "Look at that, he is up $700,000 on Cashcat right now. What is Cashcat?" Insentos: "Cashcat is pretty much the mascot for Robinhood, so this trade was very easy for me to take. I have been holding it for I think two months. My entry was 100 million market cap, and now it is at 215 million. I put in 800 to 900,000." Orangie: "Are you not scared? That is a lot of money. People were actually making fun of you for this trade because you were down like a couple hundred thousand at one point." Insentos: "Once you start trading memecoins, you have to kind of detach yourself from the money a little bit and just see the bigger picture with the trade. When I took this trade I was not instantly up money. I kept holding, I just stayed bullish, I followed my thesis till the end, and now I am up a very good amount."