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Host Psyche discusses his approach to handling online harassment and doxxing attempts, emphasizing his security measures and fearless attitude. He shares details about his personal security setup and reassures listeners that he is prepared for potential threats.
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In this episode, host Psyche talks about his experience with online harassment and doxxing attempts ▶ 0:00. He mentions that he is not scared because he has already shared his name and city publicly [0:02-0:04]. Psyche explains that he has taken security measures such as installing cameras, a Ring doorbell, and a security gate [0:13-0:17]. He also mentions that he has neighbors watching out for him and a police station nearby [0:19-0:22]. At ▶ 0:44, Psyche shares information about his location, including his proximity to the Redondo Beach Pier and a nearby Starbucks. He reassures listeners that he has enough protection and is not intimidated by potential threats [1:20-1:22].
This episode appears to highlight Psyche's confidence and preparedness in the face of online harassment and doxxing attempts. It suggests that he is willing to share personal information and location details without fear of repercussions, which continues the pattern of his fearless attitude towards potential threats.
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some people tell me, "Oh, they know my city, they know my name," which I've already given out. Like, I'm not really scared. I know I'm a public public figure. Everyone knows Julia Robert's name and probably her address and her city. But, you know, she has some security. And I have some security, too. I have nice cameras in front of my house. I have a nice Ring doorbell. I have a nice security gate on my thing. I have neighbors watching out for me. I have a police station down the street.
I'm not scared of you. I'm Guys, just try me. Go ahead and try me. If it's my time to go after all that, it's probably my time to go and I'll I'll go. But other than that, you'll probably go. You'll probably go to jail. You kind of kind of try try and bother someone that's not harming anybody, right?
I told you info. Yeah. Well, you know, I don't I'll tell guys I tell you I go to the Redondo Beach Pier. I say it's a few blocks from my house. You can you can search for the Starbucks what street that's on. I mean, it's like, you know, if you if you really want to know, you're not going to scare me by saying, you know, what street the Starbucks is on, you know, but uh you're not going to scare me if you know my address because I have the police station two blocks
away. Did you you didn't know that the police can be here in less than one minute? Okay. I have security cameras. I have a I have a security gate. I have neighbors watching constantly out the window for anybody suspicious that comes in my property and stuff like that. So, I have enough protection. I I'm I'm very secure. If I w if I wasn't, I'd be sitting peeking out the blinds. Who's
there? Who's there? Somebody in the bushes?
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