JustPearlyThings - Women Are Automatically BELIEVED In The Society

00:00:00.000 So when you hear the word Tate, you think about Andrew Tate, but it's really the brothers,

00:00:06.180 Andrew and Tristan Tate. And when I think about Tristan Tate, I told him earlier, I said,

00:00:12.040 you could have gone a completely different route. The guy looks like a Hollywood star. He looks

00:00:16.140 like a movie star. He looks like he could have played James Bond. Maybe they should have even

00:00:20.480 considered him for James. I know they just made the announcement. He looks like a real James Bond,

00:00:24.420 dresses like one, has the personality of one. The ladies love him. If you've never seen his

00:00:32.380 pictures, just go on Google, type in Tristan Tate. You'll see what he looks like, the looking guy,

00:00:36.420 but he's got a completely different identity to himself. Very different than Andrew. We had a

00:00:40.780 very good time talking to Andrew, your brother, and the way he built you up today was very unique.

00:00:46.460 I've seen you guys talk to each other about each other, but the way he did it today was very

00:00:50.320 different. Anyways, Tristan, it's good to have you on the podcast. It's good to finally. Yes.

00:00:55.340 Last time we met in Madrid, but we never did a podcast. No, for about 60 seconds. I was saying

00:00:59.940 I was eating Spanish paella the night before, cracked one of my teeth. And the next morning,

00:01:04.460 Andrew wakes me up saying, okay, let's go to Patrick's podcast. And I had this big swollen face. So I hid

00:01:09.080 inside of my hotel, but I did catch you for about 45 seconds by reception because we were staying in

00:01:13.020 the same place. Yeah. And you thought I'd been in the fight. I thought because you guys fight. I'm

00:01:16.520 like, this guy probably got into a fight. Apparently now I know the story. He lost to some muscles,

00:01:20.340 but not the good kind of muscle. Yeah. Yeah. Not the good kind. So here's my question for you.

00:01:24.120 When we read the stories about why, you know, Andrew's gone to prison or Andrew this, or this

00:01:30.120 woman came out or that woman came out. Why did you go to jail? Why did you get banned? Why did they 1.00

00:01:35.040 take your Instagram down? I mean, I remember the pictures. It was all cars and suits and motivational

00:01:40.400 stuff. So is it guilty by association? It is guilty by association. I hate to say it,

00:01:45.880 but I'm fully aware that I would not have been banned or canceled or probably ended up in jail

00:01:50.720 if I wasn't Andrew's brother. But there are so many benefits that come with being Andrew's brother

00:01:55.200 that you have to take the good with the bad. So it didn't upset me too much. No, I smiled about it.

00:02:01.360 Where does this positive attitude come from? You could be the victim. Oh, Andrew, you did this.

00:02:06.300 Yeah. You landed me in jail. Look at all our assets are seized yet. Smile on your face as gracious,

00:02:11.780 just humble guy. Where did all this come from?

00:02:13.980 You know, it's always been the way me and Andrew are, and we've shared in our successes.

00:02:18.640 The first time he became a millionaire, we celebrated. When I became a millionaire,

00:02:22.420 we celebrated. When we bought our first supercar, we drove that home from the dealership together.

00:02:27.640 So every single positive moment in my life, the first time we ever chartered a private jet,

00:02:31.540 I remember we were just happy drinking, having a great time on the plane. This is before he reverted,

00:02:35.360 before anybody jumps on that drinking reference. But if you want to take all the good moments

00:02:40.140 from having a relationship, a brotherly relationship like me and Andrew have, and then he becomes the

00:02:44.880 world's most Googled man, one of the most influential men, I guess, in the world. And

00:02:48.480 by default, he's attacked by the Matrix in a way that ends up with him being thrown in prison.

00:02:53.640 I feel like I'd be more mad if I didn't go to prison with him. I'd feel like, you know,

00:02:58.340 I've taken all the good from being associated with Andrew. And, you know, he builds me up and I build

00:03:03.080 him up. And for him to be sitting in jail without me, it would just feel wrong. So I'm not even mad

00:03:09.460 about it. I'm the opposite of mad about it. I'm glad they worked me. And I'm glad they said guilty

00:03:13.520 by association. I'm glad they throw me in jail with him. And if they frame him for real and send

00:03:17.400 him back, better send me back to, or I'll break myself in. I'll break into the jail, you know,

00:03:24.240 seduce one of the prison guards or something smart. No, I can't see you doing something like that.

00:03:28.580 I can't see you doing something like that. But you did give a good book recommendation earlier.

00:03:32.120 I appreciate that, which was great. It's an inside joke. But yeah, so going back to this whole story

00:03:37.840 of, I got confused right now, because, you know, we're both in a different place. I'm thinking

00:03:41.940 number seven. I'm thinking eight and a half. I'm in a whole different place today. Well, working out

00:03:46.620 is good. Staying in shape is good. You know, all that stuff is a very good thing. So really though,

00:03:51.020 when you talk to your lawyers, why did they put you in jail? I mean, I know it's guilty by association.

00:03:55.900 Can they even do that? Like, what is the crime? Every story, all the girls, it's only towards

00:04:01.380 Andrew. Where are you involved? Yeah. Well, when digging through Andrew's entire past,

00:04:07.020 trying to find a reason to put him in jail, what you have to understand is we have not been accused

00:04:11.520 by X number of women. The prosecutor has accused us of doing X to X number of women. These women

00:04:18.300 actually defend us actively. One of the statements in the file is a girl who I used to date a little bit.

00:04:23.900 She details nothing illegal, says nothing illegal went on. She wasn't held against her will. She

00:04:28.500 wasn't trafficked. She wasn't exploited. But because I used to sleep with her, I guess I'm guilty too.

00:04:33.680 So I mean, I guess one of the girls is my ex. So that's the only real link with me. But

00:04:40.240 I have said this so many times. Okay. I've said this so many times. I wish I could go to my father

00:04:46.520 and say that I lived in a mansion, rent free, did cam work. And now somehow I am a victim.

00:05:00.980 I wish I would. I wish I might have would look at me like I'm the dumbest person on the planet. 1.00

00:05:06.640 I swear to God he would. But it's crazy how these girls can make any accusation they want. 1.00

00:05:14.500 And now they haven't been free in six months. And the crazy thing is, like didn't what did I thought

00:05:21.360 there was a report that said Tristan had like a baby or and one of them had a baby that was born. So

00:05:26.760 they didn't even get to see the kid the first couple months it was born. So yeah, it's just wild.

00:05:32.240 It's guilty by association. They wanted the Tate brothers in jail. So when they came when they came

00:05:37.720 to arrest did they come to was it was it you and Andrew was both of you? Yeah, they had arrest

00:05:44.220 warrants for both of us. And when they came to arrest us, what's very funny is my cousin's

00:05:48.740 girlfriend was here at the time with with her friend. There were actually women in the house 1.00

00:05:51.780 at the time. The women in the house were not questioned. The women in the house were not asked

00:05:55.340 if they were okay. The women in the house were not asked if they were in danger if they were safe.

00:05:58.220 They were completely left alone, left to sit on the couch with us while the police watched over us.

00:06:03.400 Well, they went through the house and took everything that was valuable. They were googling

00:06:07.580 the value of the various items they were taking, marking it down on a spreadsheet. And they left,

00:06:11.480 I think, without saying a single word to the women who were in this house, which is very unusual,

00:06:15.460 you would think, in an investigation about human trafficking. But, you know, you could you could

00:06:19.260 take what implications from there you will. And guess what their motivations were, if you will.

00:06:24.440 I can't say anything at the moment. That makes sense. So we talked to Andrew earlier about his

00:06:30.620 experience in jail. How was the experience? Do you think if they're not guilty, they'll get their

00:06:34.380 money back? And they're stuck. That's crazy that they can just literally take all their shit,

00:06:40.200 throw them in jail because one girl said something. And this, guys, this really shows just how women 1.00

00:06:45.840 are just automatically believed in this society. They can make up anything. And men will have real

00:06:51.940 legal consequence. Imagine if men could do that to us. Imagine if men could accuse you of something

00:06:58.020 with no evidence, get you locked up for six months, and take all your shit. That would never happen. 1.00

00:07:05.200 And if it did, there would be an uproar. But for some reason, with women, we just automatically 1.00

00:07:10.200 believe them. It's like, okay, there are good men and there's bad men. And there's good women

00:07:15.660 and there's evil women. And so why don't we just acknowledge that there are evil women that want 1.00

00:07:22.660 to do evil things. And, you know, honestly, the worst female emotion is spite. We are the worst

00:07:29.020 version of ourselves when we are spiteful. I think in the same way that men are the worst version of

00:07:34.380 themselves when they're really angry. Like when you have a guy that's like super, super angry,

00:07:38.800 like he'll do things maybe out of character, right? That's why I'm pretty sure I talked to

00:07:44.940 it's like 10%. I forgot during what period, but there's a period in history where 10% of our

00:07:51.880 ancestors were literally murdered. 10%. Nuts. So, so what does that tell you? It tells you that when 0.99

00:07:58.460 to the, when you allow men to act to their extreme, right, they're capable of crazy things.

00:08:03.820 And so what we have is a government that takes women at our worst, because let's be honest, 0.95

00:08:08.720 when we're, when we feel wronged from a breakup, that's us at our absolute worst. Like that is the

00:08:14.400 worst we will ever act. And you allow us to legally ruin a man. It shouldn't be allowed. Just like

00:08:21.980 when a man's super angry, you shouldn't legally give him the right to kill somebody. But yet women 1.00

00:08:29.040 can throw a guy in jail and take all of his shit when we feel like we are wronged. And I'm sorry, 0.99

00:08:37.220 ladies, our, our feelings, our feelings trick us. They deceive us. We're the easily deceived bunch. 1.00

00:08:43.680 That's just what we do.

JustPearlyThings - June 22, 2023

Women Are Automatically BELIEVED In The Society

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