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At this pace the budget lasts until about 15 Nov, between 11 Nov and 22 Dec. $133 of $1,500 is left, spent at about $18 a day.
LASTS UNTIL
15 NovBudget lasts until about 15 Nov
SPENT A DAY
$18
BUDGET LEFT
9%9% of the budget left
15 Nov22 Dec
Chart as table
TIME
LEFT
5 Nov 2026, 11:13 UTC
$216
5 Nov 2026, 11:43 UTC
$188
5 Nov 2026, 18:13 UTC
$186
5 Nov 2026, 19:03 UTC
$186
5 Nov 2026, 21:23 UTC
$186
6 Nov 2026, 00:08 UTC
$186
6 Nov 2026, 00:33 UTC
$186
6 Nov 2026, 02:48 UTC
$186
6 Nov 2026, 05:03 UTC
$186
6 Nov 2026, 06:33 UTC
$186
6 Nov 2026, 07:48 UTC
$186
6 Nov 2026, 09:03 UTC
$180
6 Nov 2026, 10:03 UTC
$180
6 Nov 2026, 10:53 UTC
$180
6 Nov 2026, 12:03 UTC
$180
6 Nov 2026, 13:08 UTC
$179
6 Nov 2026, 14:43 UTC
$179
6 Nov 2026, 17:03 UTC
$179
6 Nov 2026, 19:13 UTC
$179
6 Nov 2026, 20:08 UTC
$179
6 Nov 2026, 21:13 UTC
$179
6 Nov 2026, 21:38 UTC
$179
6 Nov 2026, 23:08 UTC
$179
7 Nov 2026, 00:03 UTC
$179
7 Nov 2026, 01:05 UTC
$179
7 Nov 2026, 02:00 UTC
$179
7 Nov 2026, 03:00 UTC
$179
7 Nov 2026, 03:50 UTC
$179
7 Nov 2026, 05:00 UTC
$179
7 Nov 2026, 05:45 UTC
$179
7 Nov 2026, 06:40 UTC
$178
7 Nov 2026, 07:40 UTC
$178
7 Nov 2026, 08:45 UTC
$178
7 Nov 2026, 10:10 UTC
$178
7 Nov 2026, 11:10 UTC
$178
7 Nov 2026, 12:00 UTC
$178
7 Nov 2026, 12:55 UTC
$178
7 Nov 2026, 14:10 UTC
$178
7 Nov 2026, 15:10 UTC
$178
7 Nov 2026, 15:55 UTC
$178
7 Nov 2026, 16:55 UTC
$178
7 Nov 2026, 18:00 UTC
$177
7 Nov 2026, 18:40 UTC
$177
7 Nov 2026, 19:40 UTC
$177
7 Nov 2026, 21:05 UTC
$144
7 Nov 2026, 22:05 UTC
$143
7 Nov 2026, 23:06 UTC
$142
8 Nov 2026, 00:06 UTC
$141
8 Nov 2026, 01:11 UTC
$141
8 Nov 2026, 02:11 UTC
$140
8 Nov 2026, 03:11 UTC
$139
8 Nov 2026, 04:11 UTC
$139
8 Nov 2026, 05:11 UTC
$138
8 Nov 2026, 06:11 UTC
$136
8 Nov 2026, 06:56 UTC
$136
8 Nov 2026, 08:06 UTC
$135
8 Nov 2026, 09:11 UTC
$135
8 Nov 2026, 10:01 UTC
$134
8 Nov 2026, 11:06 UTC
$134
8 Nov 2026, 12:06 UTC
$133
8 Nov 2026, 13:06 UTC
$133
8 Nov 2026, 14:11 UTC
$133
8 Nov 2026, 15:01 UTC
$133
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Phil grades Jake Claver's December XRP predictions as XRP sits down 43 percentEDITED VIDEO15m of 1h read82HIGH
In the first 15 minutes, Phil welcomes Jake Claver back and pulls out a report card of the XRP predictions Jake made in December. Jake blames the missing catalyst on the Fed holding rates and on the Iran war closing the Strait of Hormuz, and says he is still fully allocated and keeps averaging down, comparing it to buying Bitcoin at a dollar.
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Phil admits he bought XRP at 30, lost half of it and bought more the day before, and Jake explains he consolidated Digital Ascension Group, digital wealth partners and the family office under the com domain.
Covers the first 15 of 60 minutes.
WHO
Jake ClaverGuest
PhilHost
WHY WATCH
Phil confronts Jake with a report card on his December calls while XRP is down 43 percent since, and Jake admits he should have sold more at the top of the cycle.
Wham bam replays his wedding for Brian and Marcello as they recall their Myspace startRAW VOD15m of 1h 25m read80HIGH
Brian and Marcello recount how a mutual friend set them up and Brian sent the first Myspace message in 2009. Marcello recalls calling his mom from the car to admit that the friend he was bringing home was really his boyfriend.
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Marcello says his father told him he was very disappointed, then later apologized and came to accept him, while Brian says he came out to his own father while his father was in hospice.
Covers the first 15 of 85 minutes.
WHO
Brian ArtztGuesteducator and assistant principal
Marcello CialiniGuest
Wham bamHost
WHY WATCH
Marcello says his father called him a disappointment at 18, then later apologized and accepted his husband.
Steve Travel pulls off his Power Raider helmet and prices his $5,000 costumePODCAST15m of 57m read80HIGH
Steve Travel, the masked Raiders super fan known as the Power Raider, takes his Power Ranger helmet off on camera in Las Vegas as Phil introduces him and calls him a good looking man. Steve recalls red-eye flights to Oakland, where he set up early to fire up the grills with Raider Nation, and says Las Vegas has cameras in every corner that can pinpoint who started a fight.
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He recounts his first Raiders game in 2015, when customer Rick Silos gave him club seats and introduced him to Cliff Branch, and says Silos told him he was the lucky charm. Steve says an A-fib heart episode at 322 pounds pushed him to drop about 80 pounds on his own and pick a superhero persona that would not scare kids, and he prices the whole costume at roughly $5,000.
Covers the first 15 of 57 minutes.
WHO
Steve TravelGuest
PhilHost
Rick SilosMentioned
Cliff BranchMentioned
WHY WATCH
The helmet reveal shows his face for the first time, and the health scare at 322 pounds explains why the Power Raider persona exists.
In the first 15 minutes, Jorge Uribe, an Army veteran who went from broke pro wrestler to Power Slap fighter, breaks down what the sport pays and how his first slap went. Uribe says a Power Slap contract pays $5,000 win or lose plus another $5,000 for a win, with a Dana White bonus that can hit $20,000 for a knockout or fight of the night.
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He traces his Honey Badger nickname to his pro-wrestling days and says he signed his Power Slap deal on three to four weeks' notice without ever being slapped, studying fight videos to train. When his opponent's slap landed, he says the nerves vanished and he dropped the man to win his debut, crediting Jordan Oasis with coaching his form and power.
Covers the first 15 of 54 minutes.
WHO
Jorge UribeGuest
Dana WhiteMentionedUFC president and CEO who runs Power Slap, the slap fighting promotion he founded in 2022en.wikipedia.org
Jordan OasisMentioned
WHY WATCH
Uribe admits Power Slap carries a CTE reputation in the same breath as calling the sport the thing that took him from a nobody to a name, right after laying out the pay.
Kai Kamaka says his knockout loss is not his darkest moment on Wham Bam WednesdayPODCAST15m of 1h 12m read79HIGH
In the first 15 minutes, Phil Benamino opens the Wham Bam Wednesday show and welcomes manager Brian Butler, UFC fighter Kai Kamaka and cutman Brad Tate. Butler says Tate is the first person he has managed who is not a fighter and that Tate gets stopped for more photos than the fighters at UFC events.
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Kamaka says the knockout loss is nothing, that he has been through worse and that he has not felt better this soon after a loss.
Covers the first 15 of 72 minutes.
WHO
Kai KamakaGuestUFC fighter
Brad TateGuestcut man
Brian ButlerGuestagent, management, company owner
Phil Wham bam BenaminoHost
WHY WATCH
A cutman who says he averages about 11:50 a week gets stopped for more photos than the fighters he works with, while Butler reveals he filmed the call where Kamaka's kids cried.
Claver says Bitcoin's supply is capped at 21 million coins, with almost 20 million already mined, and pitches Z Back, a service that streams paychecks up to the hour instead of every two weeks. He warns that
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9% of today's tokens will go to zero, with only 50 to 100 networks surviving, and likens crypto exchanges to a public restroom, where you visit briefly and then leave. Claver says his firm Digital Wealth Partners runs roughly $1 billion in client crypto held at custodian Anchorage.
Covers the first 15 of 87 minutes.
WHO
Jake ClaverGuest
Phil Wham bam BenaminoHost
WHY WATCH
Claver warns that nearly every token trading today goes to zero and that crypto lost on a cold wallet is gone, with no insurance or recourse.
Bobby Khan runs a homeroom blackjack game and drops out of college to sell carsPODCAST15m of 1h 22m read77HIGH
Bobby Khan, a guest running for Congress in Las Vegas, tells Phil on the Wam Bam podcast how he dealt blackjack in his high school homeroom for three years until a teacher grabbed the cash and tucked it in her bra. Khan says he asked his college professor his salary, heard $75,000, walked out of class and dropped out that same day.
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Khan says he hired a woman who walked into his showroom because he wanted her in his life, gave her $2,000 to start Monday, and that a jeweler told him to give her a fake ring first and swap in the real one a month later. He argues that without money and resources he would be serving 40 years.
Covers the first 15 of 82 minutes.
WHO
Bobby KhanGuestrunning for Congress in Las Vegas
PhilHost
WHY WATCH
Khan claims only his money and resources kept him from a 40-year sentence, framing a run from exotic cars and millions to federal prison and now a Congress run.
UFC cutman Brad Tate says fixing the cut is his job and sending the fighter back out is notREADY CLIP37s62FAIR
Brad Tate, a UFC cutman, says he stays in his own lane in the corner, focusing on the cut and getting the fighter presentable, while the host frames the job as keeping a fighter healthy enough to recover for the next round. Asked if a fighter should not go back out, Tate admits there are times when the work is not helping and he wonders what the fighter is being told.
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He recalls corners where coaches told the fighter he had won rounds and the fighter eased off in the third.
WHO
Brad TateInterviewee
WHY WATCH
Tate draws a sharp line between doing his job and judging whether a fighter should continue, while admitting he has questioned what corners tell fighters between rounds.
READINESS
90, easy to cut
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SPEECH
264 words a minute
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A Wam Bam podcast speaker recalls Kai's kids crying on FaceTime after his lossREADY CLIP36s61FAIR
A speaker on the Wam Bam podcast recounts how a fighter's kids sit in on every training session and his daughter hands him water between rounds, with the whole family invested in his training. Amber takes charge, telling the crying child to wipe their face because their siblings are watching, and saying daddy has been hurt before.
WHO
KaiMentioned
WHY WATCH
The kids break down on FaceTime after the loss and Amber steps in to steady the crying child, saying daddy has been hurt before.
READINESS
90, easy to cut
HOOK
Visual, first 3 seconds
SPEECH
227 words a minute
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8 lines
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Kaikamaka calls his UFC loss just a league game and says family struggles were darkerREADY CLIP40s61FAIR
Kaikamaka calls his UFC loss just a league game and says he lost by attacking and stepping forward into the fire. He says the defeat is not as dark as family struggles he has been through, that many people checked in on him, and that he has never felt better after a loss thanks to a support group that has faced dark places before.
WHY WATCH
He reframes the loss as not his darkest moment, saying he has been in darker spots with family.
READINESS
90, easy to cut
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Spoken, first 3 seconds
SPEECH
235 words a minute
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A podcast host finds his gate bent and jokes his dog signed for a FedEx alcohol deliveryREADY CLIP57s61FAIR
The host asks why the FedEx courier skipped his gate bell, which rings his phone, and wonders how the package got inside at all. He guesses the box was tossed over the top or the gate was bent so someone could squeeze through, then reads the label saying it holds alcohol and needs an adult signature with ID checked. He jokes that maybe his dog checked the ID and signed for the delivery.
WHY WATCH
An adult-signature alcohol package was left anyway after the gate was apparently bent, and the host jokes his dog signed for it.
READINESS
90, easy to cut
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Spoken, first 3 seconds
SPEECH
151 words a minute
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Bobby Khan rants at people who brag about money, fame and looks and says they all fadeREADY CLIP36s60FAIR
Bobby Khan warns against letting money go to your head and argues that fame and looks fade with it, so money, fame and looks are not who a person is. He calls out people who act hoity toity, says they could be broke tomorrow, dismisses bragging about money and looks, and asks what someone can do rather than what they own.
WHO
bobbykhanSpeaker
WHY WATCH
Khan delivers a blunt anti-materialism rant, swearing at people who brag about money and cars and challenging them to say what they can do instead.
READINESS
90, easy to cut
HOOK
Spoken, first 3 seconds
SPEECH
305 words a minute
ON-SCREEN TEXT
8 lines
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Phil opens the Wam Bam podcast and a speaker declares another Wham bam
Phil greets listeners and says it's Phil. A speaker says Wham bam Benamino baby, and another says it's another Wham bam. A speaker adds that it's Wednesday. Covers the first 1 of 61 minutes.
MOMENTS
MOMENT SCORE OF 100
Phil grades Jake Claver's December XRP predictions as XRP sits down 43 percent
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