Playing to Win - 024 - Andrew Henderson (Nomad Capitalist)

00:00:00.000 all right what's up brothers we're live this is a playing to win episode originally scheduled as

00:00:10.620 you can see by the thumbnail and title with uh nomad capitalist and andrew henderson uh we have

00:00:18.560 a no show tonight unfortunately but the show must go on so i'm going to do this as a q a for you

00:00:23.820 guys um it's nine eastern standard just after nine i'm going to grab the stream yard link so you may

00:00:34.580 pile in and ask me any question you'd like um you can drop questions in the chat super chat them

00:00:44.120 whatever you want so uh we'll rapid fire this and run this for about 60 minutes uh before

00:00:51.680 you guys pile in i got a dm here from a guy that i want to deal with

00:00:59.460 um so it'll be the first question i'm going to link in the video because

00:01:04.180 um i hate reading these messages from guys in this situation

00:01:08.360 um okay i'm going to try to water this down so it doesn't um reveal too much detail for him because

00:01:19.780 this is a difficult one for this dude um guys the link is in the stream yard sorry the link is in

00:01:26.520 the chat so if you want to hit that and join in and ask a question make sure you've got like a wired

00:01:31.200 microphone um with a setup like this or the bluetooth earbuds so it comes in nice and crisp and clear and

00:01:37.580 you've got a good solid connection if you click through and the audio sucks or there's problems with

00:01:41.640 it i'm going to pull you back out so make sure you got yourself a good connection and um earphones and

00:01:46.980 some sort of microphone connected to it i'm just going to read this to you rather than show you

00:01:51.160 the screen because i don't want to show the name um chris i'll get to you in just one second

00:01:56.020 hey i'm extremely depressed uh daily um thinking about taking permanent steps to a temporary solution

00:02:03.960 sort of thoughts if you guys can read between the lines i have to watch my language here

00:02:07.840 my wife has become a psycho and doesn't understand reality i have supported her but also stood my

00:02:14.900 ground on a few things bottom line is she won't sleep with me she won't discuss it she has zero

00:02:21.140 drive she's a vegan and if i ever think of bringing any of these issues up she'll literally kick me out

00:02:26.460 and take away my kid this is not typical in any sense of any woman i've ever met and been with and

00:02:35.020 we are married i'm trying to do this for my family i wasn't going to message you but my i'm going to skip

00:02:39.280 that part uh somebody referred him over to me i think she obviously has a mental issue for real

00:02:45.120 and there's no way i would be able to bring that up i just don't know what to do anymore i'm basically

00:02:49.140 completely out of motivation and i only see one way out uh basically we got married recently she turned

00:02:56.460 vegan had a kid after that uh it's been a nightmare she also put on weight uh will not do any type of

00:03:08.480 workouts okay so dude is married and in a very depressed state uh the kid is small so i'm missing

00:03:19.780 some information here so i'm going to give you something to start with at least something to begin

00:03:23.380 with generally speaking guys things like this are deserved of booking a one-on-one coaching call

00:03:29.500 um let me grab the banner so you guys know where to find me for that i don't put these up very much

00:03:35.100 anymore where are they it's here uh you can also request a video by going to entrepreneursandcars.com

00:03:41.820 forward slash request and i can do the topic on it you can give me some more insight on it but

00:03:46.040 uh with what you've given me here you're married child is small she's pulled the pin on the fact

00:03:53.260 grenade and become large uh doesn't want to hear anything from you and is using sex as a bargaining

00:03:58.980 position um this is the starting point for this is what ryan stone would use uh typically is f you

00:04:07.860 or f me or f you you know it's as simple as that that's a starting point you've of course got to be

00:04:14.480 valuable enough for her to want to uh enter that frame so i don't know enough about you don't know

00:04:21.040 what you do for a living don't know what your physical state in is is looking like i really am

00:04:25.820 missing a lot of information so to offer you realistic advice on a scenario like this is quite

00:04:31.100 difficult but you should definitely do something to remedy the scenario and that might mean leaving

00:04:37.160 the marriage that might mean taking some um interesting steps to motivate her to come back

00:04:45.440 and re-enter who she might have been before you got married i'm assuming things changed dramatically

00:04:50.920 for some reason but um i'll give you that for now so there's a link below if you want to uh book me

00:04:58.480 one-on-one so chris we got some guys piling in here on the chat let me grab the super chat real quick

00:05:04.440 here uh appreciate the donation what does he say here think like the one percent uh what's the best way

00:05:09.680 to get women out of your house that doesn't want to leave and threatens to commit suicide well you

00:05:15.920 guys are coming at me with big problems today um assuming that you haven't lived together that long

00:05:23.640 it should be as simple as changing the locks on the front door when she's out at work and leaving her

00:05:29.320 crap on the front porch there might be some legal consequences if she's common law with you meaning

00:05:34.780 you guys are viewed by the state as a married couple even if you're not married so here for

00:05:40.080 example after a certain period of time i think it's either two or three years i can't recall right now

00:05:43.660 but after you live together with somebody for a certain period of time the state views it as common

00:05:47.620 law and she's entitled to half your stuff and you can't throw her out of the house so there's that to

00:05:53.780 consider um pretty simple if it's under common law check with the family lawyer to make sure first but i would

00:06:01.380 just when she's out get the locks change crap on the front porch and let the police know uh if she

00:06:08.340 becomes a problem to remove her from your property that's what i would be doing um what's up ryan my

00:06:16.140 brother ryan in the chat right there okay chris let me pull you in first because uh you entered the

00:06:21.000 waiting area uh what's up dude hey mate how are you just want to say thanks for uh thanks for your

00:06:29.280 channel really appreciate it i guess um my my thought is and i'm just seeing it recently so

00:06:35.080 much now um will simping get worse or in this pandemic or will it actually do you think it'll

00:06:41.080 get i don't know what where to from here just i don't obviously see it myself but i find it

00:06:46.120 fascinating i guess and um yeah here i know okay hang on a sec let me um can you can you just kill

00:06:54.140 your video feed because i'm having a hard time hearing you yeah yeah sure yeah just kill that

00:06:58.860 see if that cleans yeah that's fine man yeah okay so so what's the question i guess my question is i

00:07:04.620 find the whole simp uh issue really i guess fascinating um and just i don't understand i can't understand why

00:07:11.260 any guy would throw money at women who they don't even know let alone lust over them but during this

00:07:16.940 pandemic i've noticed this in my opinion i've noticed it's gotten worse um but will it ever end

00:07:23.360 or what's your thoughts on that no it's getting worse i was actually thinking about this earlier

00:07:27.860 today like the level of simping has reached biblical proportions um guys are throwing money at women

00:07:34.180 that they have no chance no hope in hell and even meeting face to face um with the intention of

00:07:42.820 hopefully meeting them face to face and maybe exchanging you know their financial interests

00:07:47.900 in them or their donations for a date or maybe more um i mean some guys just want to be financial

00:07:54.940 slaves and they'll just throw money at women because um they get off on it there's actually a a chunk of

00:08:01.020 the male population that actually gets off on being abused by women but it's not big it's it's it's

00:08:05.920 probably single digit percentage or even smaller um see the problem that we have today versus

00:08:13.560 what was happening a thousand years ago we've got more incels today we've got more of these black

00:08:18.200 pill guys we got more of the simping going on because previously in the past it was always the

00:08:24.000 survival of the fittest now we live in a globalist uh liberalist sort of environment and everybody is

00:08:32.040 tried is you know we try to protect and preserve them which is why we have more of these guys doing

00:08:37.960 things like simping you know on biblical levels so i don't think it's going to get any better you

00:08:42.660 know so long as we continue to um support that narrative it's it's going to be like this and

00:08:49.120 probably worse in my view anyway it's an interesting question though yeah i was just uh like this like

00:08:56.180 to be honest i'm being the best version of myself um i met a high quality woman as well uh you know

00:09:01.980 she's she's doing her own thing living her life and we we come together and have something good so

00:09:06.760 um i'm trying to like you know i guess learn have the best of both worlds but to be honest i i know

00:09:12.920 some black pill guys they're like no relationship i don't want a relationship for me i want a

00:09:16.920 relationship but it's got to be i guess my turn so yeah it's it is it's an interesting time to be a

00:09:23.300 man and date and i have also been previously divorced so you know i went through the that and went

00:09:29.680 through the cleaners so i think that's what made me red protect the red pill and be aware because

00:09:34.080 before i was definitely you know the that blue pill now and yeah live in that that full stream

00:09:39.980 environment is if you're a top shelf guy and you're at least in the top 20 ideally 10 5 you know the

00:09:48.580 smaller percentage of the demographic that you're in meaning as far as looks money game status and all

00:09:53.960 that sort of stuff um you're pretty much spoiled for choice it's comply or goodbye you know you're

00:09:58.940 going to set the you know you're going to draw a perimeter around your boundaries and if she steps

00:10:03.460 out of them it's see you later right you know because you don't have any problems as a guy like

00:10:07.480 that so um simping simping will offset that but at the end of the day these women they don't want

00:10:12.900 anything to do with these guys like they're not they're not going to sleep at night pining for

00:10:17.840 like there's no simp that's alpha widowing a hot woman it just doesn't happen you know what i'm

00:10:23.220 saying yeah definitely anyway thanks again for your time um rich and yeah love love the channel and

00:10:30.680 like i said just any advice to any other males out there just and it's i've been listening for

00:10:35.680 again last couple of years two or three years since i did go through that divorce and i'm like wow you

00:10:40.260 know um i live in australia so probably like canada where basically and i and i have a young daughter

00:10:46.600 so i got put i worked hard i had an investment property at 20 years old um always had property

00:10:52.400 but yep go through the cleaners and walked out with basically you know my dignity and you know

00:10:57.680 the shirt on my back per se and you mean and i'm working out to yeah get get back there but you know

00:11:03.880 it is a yeah there's no point hanging around in a bad marriage if you know it's not good and yeah

00:11:10.260 basically the uh the nile rivers dried up like that was basically it for me you know

00:11:16.140 gotcha so i i i got out of there take care mate all the best thanks bro all right let me grab the

00:11:22.640 super chat real quick from santiago uh christian i'll pull you in next uh chris i'm just going to

00:11:27.840 pull you out of the green area just to make some space uh for those of you guys that are coming in

00:11:33.200 uh had a no show tonight so we're going to do the show anyway as a live q a for about an hour so

00:11:38.460 uh i've dropped the join link let me just do it one more time for anybody that's come in

00:11:42.540 post that you can you can hop on the stream and we can uh shoot the breeze you can ask a question

00:11:47.920 um where was that super chat i missed up there santiago uh thank you rich celebrating to your

00:11:54.320 anniversary of my freedom divorce chasing excellence it's been the best years of my life

00:11:57.880 amazing i love hearing those success stories steve uh was there a moment that changed you i see you in

00:12:05.160 the uh green room steve so i'll i'll i'll chat with you live on that one thanks for the super chat

00:12:10.640 uh christian let me just make sure i got all these yeah okay christian we'll pull you in next

00:12:15.920 what's up dude what's up brother just want to say uh thanks for all that you've done um love you and

00:12:21.160 what all i'll do and my question to you is uh basically um you seem like a guy that doesn't

00:12:26.360 really give an f about anything you know you've achieved that status and i don't want to the worst

00:12:31.320 thing in my opinion than being blue pill is being a red pill masturbator so to speak so how is it that

00:12:36.520 you put the red pill to action because that's one thing that i want to do while being on my purpose

00:12:41.740 but i have trouble doing so how have you done in the past and how can what would you give a young

00:12:46.140 guy like me at 24 some advice for and that's what do you mean what do you mean by putting it into

00:12:51.740 action like what are you stuck on like what's holding you back here so one of the things i'm very

00:12:56.100 stuck on is like okay i know like i see a girl at the gym or whatever i was one of the guys that

00:13:01.540 puts a lot of stuff in the super chat about gym game from the last rule zero so when you see that

00:13:06.500 girl at the gym how do you like muster the confidence or grab yourself on the ball so to say

00:13:12.040 and actually go up to her talk and even on your purpose just being like i guess on your purpose you

00:13:18.820 know what i mean yeah um okay so i'm a little bit different than you because i'm obviously older

00:13:23.240 um i don't i don't really play games um and we had a difference of opinion on that last rule zero

00:13:31.680 you know myron um myron was big about um going to another gym and scheduling a time that you know

00:13:37.240 i actually agree with you more to be honest so that's why i just don't see it as a good use of

00:13:41.900 your time but i get the strategy that that he's using so i'm not saying that to disparage him

00:13:46.240 i'm just saying that i wouldn't approach it that way if you know what i'm saying

00:13:49.540 um but to your earlier question which is what i wanted to get back to rather than the specifics

00:13:55.640 of the gym thing is you apply it to every area of life you know like yesterday when that chick

00:14:03.500 tommy whatever the hell her name was was going on about guys being boyish men or whatever it was

00:14:08.520 yeah um you you have to understand a lot of guys look at somebody like that and like oh she's a trad

00:14:13.940 con beauty and she's you know like how do i find a woman like that but it's like when you listen to

00:14:18.340 her call all men trash she realized okay there's feminism in all women okay even the ones that say

00:14:24.700 that they're not feminist or that they're traditional conservative or they love donald trump or whatever

00:14:29.680 feminism is very convenient for all women when it's useful for them right let's point and sputter

00:14:37.100 and shame men for not marrying me right so you start to see it in more than just basic areas of

00:14:43.960 life like approaching or you know what motivates women to do sort of things like all that desire

00:14:49.020 dynamic and stuff like that you'll see it in the news you'll see it in the way the financial markets

00:14:54.880 work you'll see it you know the way that bitcoin has has been introduced as a new type of currency

00:15:00.860 that's um i mean it's not fighting with fiat currency right now but fiat currency is still

00:15:06.440 dominant like the u.s dollar is still the reserve currency in the world sort of thing right so you

00:15:11.480 start to apply that lens to many other areas of life and that's where the real use comes in my view

00:15:16.560 right it's it's it it should never be limited to just you know unplugging from the matrix and being

00:15:21.760 like oh now i understand what drives desire with women i know how to approach and i know how to deal

00:15:26.120 you know with you know negging and you know amuse mastery and all these like cool terms that you learn

00:15:32.680 kind of along the way that's just like the tip of the iceberg this is this is a adoption of a new

00:15:39.380 world view that you use for everything does that make sense yeah no especially because i graduated

00:15:46.100 college two years ago and i had to take one of these feminist courses and obviously i was one of

00:15:51.260 the few that wasn't buying their you know their bs and literally when i was listening to everything

00:15:58.060 about the red pill i listened to rolls but probably like three times already everything yeah i've

00:16:02.620 probably listened to it about five or six times there's a lot in there it's dense very much so

00:16:07.160 but i just want to say thank you for everything that you've done man um you're the probably one

00:16:10.900 of those alpha guys out there and thanks for everything that you've done yeah i appreciate it

00:16:14.800 man thank you see you brother all right uh steve i'll pull you in a sec let me grab the super chat

00:16:20.780 here uh alexander says uh nomad capitalists entrepreneurs cars and crossover yes uh if

00:16:27.480 you're just arriving guys he didn't make it to the live show so i'm doing a straight up q a uh for

00:16:33.100 the hour so about another 45 minutes of it if you have a question let me drop it here in the chat

00:16:39.580 the show must go on um i've got it scheduled i got the time carved out so let's do this i'm not sure

00:16:45.480 what the conflict was maybe we'll uh reschedule it or maybe i just got ghosted who knows who cares

00:16:51.700 uh steve you're up buddy how you doing man i'm doing well right how are you man yeah what's shaking

00:16:58.280 uh not much it's you know what i gotta say it's real nice that even when you know you do get bailed

00:17:03.800 on but you're still uh still there for the community you know it uh you know there's a lot

00:17:08.040 of guys who do need the help i see it in the uh the comments and everything and it's uh you know

00:17:12.540 it's really cool that you kind of got that uh that voice for uh you know for the i guess the

00:17:17.480 i guess i read the unsilent majority now or read the majority i'm not sure i'm neither honestly dude

00:17:23.180 i i have i have no pull i mean if the president of the of the united states can't put up a wall what

00:17:29.340 kind of pull do you think i have really you know i just kind of try to try to hit what i can influence

00:17:33.600 if you know what i'm saying no but it's good it resonates it resonates and uh no i did want to say

00:17:38.660 like um like the first few times i tried to contact you you know i wasn't uh not that i

00:17:43.840 wasn't at my best self but uh you know i have my my ups and downs you know a little bit so um i

00:17:50.080 appreciate you not uh you know being too hard on me and uh you know responding to all my messages

00:17:55.300 you know i know it uh you must get a lot of guys just you know bombarding a lot of dms so don't yeah

00:18:01.080 you know don't take it personally if i don't know no no the the fact that you responded uh you know

00:18:06.480 means a lot right there's uh there's times as you know i wouldn't i am not a big towel i am not a

00:18:12.380 i don't even like the labels that uh the guys are using nowadays you know or the the terminology uh

00:18:18.440 i don't get me wrong i love dropping bombs bomber command uh you gotta stick with that but um i just

00:18:24.860 had found that my sexual marketplace value was was above what these i don't even know what you call

00:18:34.780 them fives and sixes were were wanting they wanted this this six you know all the sixes six foot tall

00:18:42.280 you know six foot long you know whatever but well that's what hypergamy is right like it's dating up

00:18:47.600 right like you'll you'll notice if you watch the video that i did yesterday again on that tommy check

00:18:53.860 she's not that hot oh that was great yeah you know it's like lipstick and makeup on a pig it's still

00:18:58.860 it's still a pig right i'm not saying she's a pig i mean she's i mean she's a reasonably attractive

00:19:03.500 woman but well with the makeup on with the makeup with the hair with the clothes like she's not curvy

00:19:08.780 she doesn't look feminine you know to me i wouldn't even swipe right on her you know to be honest with

00:19:13.260 you right but somebody like that she's talking about guys not doing what she wants not valuing

00:19:19.980 value you know it was one of the other things that she says like like guys care what your degrees

00:19:24.120 is guys care that you've got a couple million followers on instagram to me that's a detriment i i don't

00:19:29.800 want to have to deal with you uh all day long posting selfies looking for attention from other

00:19:34.980 people right i don't know that's what it is it's it's hear me out so you know when you take like

00:19:40.940 i mean let's call her a seven or eight i don't know whatever you know when you take a seven or

00:19:46.320 eight like that she's looking at at dating and i had my dms fill up overnight from guys saying

00:19:51.800 i hit that i was a navy seal she cheated on her on her fiance here's the guy that she cheated on

00:19:58.220 like giving me all the screens with the threads and i'm reading this i'm like yeah this chick's

00:20:03.040 solipsistic just like every other woman it doesn't matter that she's a track on whatever

00:20:07.180 and of course hypergamy kicks in and she wants a 10 even though she's not even close to it and she's

00:20:12.360 demanding it and that's just the way that women are they they've always been that way it's just today

00:20:17.520 it's on overdrive right because they have they have one of these in their hand at all times

00:20:22.840 so it's it's it's it's the next swipe it's the next instagram update it's the next dm that she gets

00:20:29.280 it's a box of dicks is what it is and it gives her easy access to as much and early abundant amounts of

00:20:37.980 of guys right so she's you know so you can't you can't fault them for being um a little bit uh

00:20:46.280 you know walking around with an over entitled sense of self-worth it just is what it is so you just

00:20:51.120 kind of roll with it and you have fun with it um at the end of the day you do you you make yourself

00:20:55.440 your own mental point of origin chase your purpose and nice woman you know enters your frame and she

00:21:01.220 compliments your life not like the crazy one that i did your request on but no that was my fault

00:21:07.640 like no and i appreciated that i i needed you know what uh after dealing with the court

00:21:12.700 this this was the guy by the way if you watched the request a couple of weeks ago are you okay with

00:21:18.580 me telling them absolutely i said i said in the comments that that was me absolutely so so this

00:21:24.340 was the guy that he gave the engagement ring from another girl to a crazy ex who stole it from him

00:21:30.660 and he couldn't get it back and she called the cops on you was it uh yeah she uh she lived in toronto i

00:21:36.420 was uh living outside of the city so when i when i went in to see her uh they were basically waiting

00:21:41.140 there for me uh as if i was this you know horrific monster you know whatever you are whatever

00:21:46.820 because you're a man right oh absolutely and you know uh i i was and you know nothing to do with

00:21:52.920 anything i said or did but the fact that because of being a man she was somehow in her mind afraid

00:21:59.880 of me i was done i was done so no it was yeah you're cooking and i do want to say uh you could

00:22:07.660 say uh hypergamy as much as you like because i still like when you say that man so don't let anyone

00:22:12.160 bust your balls about that answer all right all right it's uh it's always great talking to you

00:22:17.820 man it's uh i'll uh i'll stick around and uh i'll keep doing the work so i just got your shirt so

00:22:23.060 thanks brother yeah i saw that yeah and your your picture of the do the hey man i'm a i'm a fan big

00:22:28.380 fan see you see you man um yeah if you guys want to grab the merch so where was steve's picture here

00:22:34.720 yeah he put it up there there it is you know the do the work shirt so if you want to grab those uh

00:22:40.160 merch shirts or the mugs i had a mug on my table for my tea earlier but all that stuff's in the

00:22:44.680 tea spring store on the store link of the uh channel um ryan i see an empty chair i don't know

00:22:52.020 if you can hear me if you got your headset you are there okay what's up brother i'm sticking out

00:22:56.720 the trash man uh gotta do with me i figured i have been busy as hell since monday yeah so actually

00:23:04.200 good how did that go for you did you get a couple people uh pinging you're looking for some help

00:23:07.720 oh lord it's been very very busy it's been very very busy thank you so much for doing that

00:23:12.300 so what's shaking with you tonight man so the question i had let me see if i can get this to

00:23:17.500 actually focus hold on a little a little tip i use i usually take some mail and i put it in front

00:23:23.480 of the screen i just kind of pull it back boom aha there we go aha figuring out this technology thing

00:23:29.560 so since we're on the the topic of the topic this evening was supposed to be the whole nomad

00:23:33.580 capitalism thing yeah you've obviously got family in canada that you can't really run away from right

00:23:38.300 now yeah but if you had it to do over you didn't have that sort of uh anchor what would you do since

00:23:45.280 you're a uphill guy that's a very good question so let's talk about that because i would definitely not

00:23:49.900 be here um right i was watching a little clip uh of joe rogan talking about why he's leaving

00:23:56.440 california and going to texas and it's it's it's obviously going to be a little more favorable for

00:24:01.600 him but at the end of the day it's guys like you pay a lot of money in taxes for not a lot in return

00:24:08.920 to listen to a bunch of people throw hissy fits all the time about everything not being fair and

00:24:14.220 they're never getting enough and they keep voting for more and more policies that remove my freedoms

00:24:19.380 from me and give away more crap to people that i don't think deserve honestly a lot of the crap that

00:24:25.820 they get that they're not working for they're particularly lazy there's some guys that you know

00:24:30.700 there's some people that need to be looked after and i'm fine with that but i think the vast

00:24:35.960 majority of people that are holding out their hands uh essentially stealing from me by way of

00:24:41.700 the government you know through the state um they don't deserve what they're getting and i have no

00:24:46.520 problems whatsoever with um leaving the country when the time's right it's just the time's not right

00:24:51.340 for me you know i have family here i've got a small kid so i'm gonna you know i'm gonna be there

00:24:56.620 for that because um you know that's that's what i need to do but um i don't know where i would go i

00:25:03.040 mean i was hoping to get some feedback from andrew uh tonight on what he thinks are some of the best

00:25:08.580 countries i've heard him talk a lot about georgia and eastern europe uh i know there's caribbean islands

00:25:14.020 that are that are favorable to um either getting passports visas or even living there on a on a semi-permanent

00:25:22.320 or even a permanent basis but you know his his whole philosophy which is why i like him and his

00:25:27.100 channel is go to where you're treated best um and i've watched quite a few of his videos i've read a

00:25:32.160 few of the articles that he's posted so i got a lot of runway for this i mean i got probably another

00:25:36.980 nine or ten years before i really have to finalize anything but i'd like to kind of work up to that so

00:25:42.620 i'm well prepared but i mean i could very well be doing this in 10 years time from a sailboat

00:25:48.860 somewhere in the caribbean from uh from an island the caribbean somewhere in eastern europe i don't

00:25:54.120 know i don't know where that's going to be i just know that i'm getting tired of cold ass canadian

00:25:58.960 winters i'm getting tired of the liberalist globalist agenda getting tired of having my money stolen from

00:26:04.400 me by way of taxes and they're high um once you factor in income sales tax uh you know the double up

00:26:11.960 of sales tax on some items like fuel you know for example um you're paying 55 60 62 percent you know

00:26:19.000 in some cases depending on where the money's going um and that's a lot and they're frivolous with it

00:26:25.200 and they don't behave well with it and i and i don't condone the behavior so it's my choice to leave

00:26:30.180 and i'm going to take my money with me and if they don't like it i don't really care but that's what

00:26:33.760 i'll be doing nice nice i don't know what are your thoughts man you know same question back to you

00:26:39.240 because you're in dc which is a heavily taxed state well i'm actually not in dc i'm in northern

00:26:44.640 virginia so it's not quite as bad um it's it's the least communist communist of the three uh of the

00:26:51.140 three country of the three counties you got district of columbia itself you got maryland to north you got

00:26:54.520 virginia to the south uh it kind of goes in order district of columbia maryland and then virginia in

00:26:59.620 terms of like communists right um because we actually have like concealed carry laws and so

00:27:05.140 i can actually get a concealed carry permit in virginia where you can't really do that in dc

00:27:08.360 and maryland for example but it's a very high cost of living area um it attracts a certain kind of

00:27:16.040 person and for the dating market that's definitely not ideal uh for a guy like very high cost of

00:27:22.400 living what does it cost for a four bedroom 2300 square foot house where you live

00:27:26.460 in a decent area yeah probably half a million maybe more so my townhouse that i bought is 1500

00:27:34.120 square feet this is uh three for for that which i just described it's about 1.2 million

00:27:40.120 and you're paying probably 55 tax on the income that you're using to buy a house at that price point so

00:27:48.280 welcome to i've heard the canadian real estate market is just absolutely insane yeah well there's

00:27:56.060 a lot of immigration here right there's a lot of people coming in and they have there's a lot of

00:27:59.660 foreign money right there's a lot of money a lot of asian money a lot of persian money a lot of

00:28:04.260 uh east asian money that's coming into canada um yeah there's a con there's a economist that i'd

00:28:09.740 like to listen to named mark blythe uh he's actually irish you know i'm sorry scottish and he's at

00:28:14.880 brown university in the u.s and he was asked you're answering a question on the australian

00:28:19.060 uh real estate market and about how it's a bubble he's like well yeah if you're looking at it from a

00:28:24.780 you know a the the idea of the internal demand in australia sure but what there's an external source

00:28:30.620 of demand right all these people in china who don't want to live in china if they can possibly

00:28:35.540 avoid it you know so you've got all this external funds that are pouring into these safe markets right

00:28:40.660 yeah there's a guy in our in our community in the one percent who's from china um i met up with

00:28:47.260 them last fallish he's got he's got a room in his basement and it's basically a gun room um he's got

00:28:55.900 four walls and each wall is covered with guns i don't know if you saw the video that i posted when

00:29:00.060 i was at his place yeah but trudeau basically wants two of his walls now um so when i'm talking about

00:29:07.380 things like personal freedom like not only are you paying more for stuff here and you're paying higher

00:29:11.140 taxes here but trudeau's actually taken away a lot of people's personal freedoms and liberties

00:29:15.980 because that's what the state does they want to be bigger and they want more control

00:29:21.900 um and that's kind of a good one you know for for the state to control i don't think that'll ever

00:29:28.580 happen in the u.s i mean it may or may not but i but it doesn't look like it's going to happen in

00:29:31.880 the near future anyway they they tried actually virginia tried to pass an assault weapons ban which

00:29:36.580 would actually ban um oh they freaking lost their minds you know ban any magazines over 10 10 rounds like

00:29:42.560 all kinds of guns and everybody lost their minds they actually had sheriffs and law enforcement uh

00:29:48.080 you know chiefs saying if this law passes i'm just going to deputize everyone in the city who owns guns

00:29:53.880 so that they're allowed to have the guns okay right and they just basically said no this is just not

00:29:59.980 going to work it's like how do you enforce that right how there's there's no possible way there's no

00:30:04.480 possible way that's not going to end very very badly but that's actually an interesting point when you

00:30:08.820 start looking at like places to live yeah because i've got a few guns myself he wants personal

00:30:13.200 freedom comes to canada and he's losing personal freedoms right but if you move somewhere else like

00:30:18.140 there's a lot of places where you can't own guns the same way you can in the states or even in canada

00:30:22.800 right australia you definitely can't no and that's another thing you know england no i don't i don't

00:30:28.940 even really care about handguns to be honest with you but if i want a long gun for hunting or you know

00:30:33.960 for skeeter chop shooting like they're not very clear about it and he's going about it in a way

00:30:39.740 that like the big argument if you guys don't know i think it was around february march there was a

00:30:45.280 shooting in nova scotia um and the guy used um rcmp i think it was an rcmp uniform an rcmp vehicle

00:30:54.620 um i don't know if he bought it in an auction and it was like previously used with high mileage but it

00:31:00.440 looked like you know basically official um law enforcement type of equipment and the firearms

00:31:07.620 he had they were not acquired legally they were illegally acquired what does he do he uses that

00:31:12.300 as an opportunity to take away everybody that's a licensed firearm owner take away his property so

00:31:17.980 i mean this this sort of thing i've not seen it get better as i get older i've only seen it get worse

00:31:24.360 so why would you want to and you know going to nomad capitalist slogan go to where you're treated

00:31:30.280 well why would you want to stay here if you're not treated well and that's the that's the big

00:31:34.920 question for me in a country where women hate men yes yeah and that's the big question it's like okay

00:31:40.300 fine so where are you actually treated well that's what i'm because that's the other that's what i'm

00:31:44.860 trying to get to the bottom of yeah because you you think about like places like argentina under

00:31:49.760 pinochet or was it chileo to pinochet or argentina back in the day whenever things started really

00:31:55.020 getting bad what they do they freaking got it all the foreigners right took all their stuff took all

00:31:58.720 their shit took all their money i don't know yeah you go to these places that don't necessarily have

00:32:04.220 a stronger rule of law like things get a little bit dicey if you're not if you're not wired into

00:32:09.160 the local local system so there's that piece of it too but on the same hand on the other hand like

00:32:13.980 if you're a savvy guy you're kind of you can tell which way the wind is blowing and so you got that

00:32:19.920 spidey sense to get the hell out of dodge when it's about time right and you put out a video on this

00:32:24.560 about the whole uh god what news was news story was it that you were talking about

00:32:28.440 this is about a two three months ago that you put out talking about uh being a bias and stuff like

00:32:35.220 that but oh is it the blm george floyd like all that movement going down this is this is before that

00:32:41.140 this is about like some nuclear incident or something like that i don't know but anyway i have to go back

00:32:47.000 point being it was a bit ago it's about four five six months ago it's before the whole like

00:32:51.120 right around the same time that covid started blowing up and things like that but anyways oh

00:32:55.000 yeah i know the one a lot of people got really upset at me because i was saying that this that

00:32:58.560 this whole covid thing is a big play for control and it's like no it's a safety thing you got to

00:33:03.660 wear a mask to be safe it's like oh really you still think yeah yeah but point being like if you if

00:33:09.060 you've got the you know so when you can kind of see which things are going which things are going

00:33:13.240 which way things are going and you can exit when it's the right time right when things start going south

00:33:17.900 then i think your options are pretty limitless honestly and it comes down to a what kind of

00:33:24.320 culture what kind of infrastructure do you need right well structure your life in such a way that

00:33:29.300 makes sense a lot of people are like you know when guys say to me um and ryan see i see you in the

00:33:34.320 waiting area so i'll bring you in next if you can just in the private chat just let me know what

00:33:37.560 your question is just so i can get some frame before i pull you in oh andrew made it i got andrew in

00:33:43.420 the green room so oh shit i'm gonna get the hell out of the way so you can do that

00:33:48.240 thanks ryan i'll see you later man yeah mr henderson we're live by the way i'm sorry we are live now by

00:33:56.900 the way great to be live with you we must have got the got our times off because um i had it scheduled

00:34:04.380 with your assistant for nine but i'm glad you made it because i was just talking to my friend ryan from my

00:34:10.340 community about where do you go where you're treated best and you know your essential slogan

00:34:16.200 your lifestyle so welcome yeah how are you tonight oh great to be with you and uh apologize for this uh

00:34:23.360 time zone issue no worries you're in kuala lumpur i am in kuala lumpur yeah i had um i had a couple of

00:34:31.240 guys that were uh really interested in hearing your take on your lifestyle choices and how you got there

00:34:38.020 and um i don't know if you've watched any of my videos i mean we exchanged some tweets back and

00:34:43.460 forth over the last couple weeks leading up to this when i was booking this yeah we did yeah um

00:34:48.580 where did this all begin for you like like how did you get into this i'm done with the west i'm i'm

00:34:54.240 going to go where i'm treated best was there a was there a straw that broke the camel's back for you

00:34:59.100 like where did this begin for you yeah i gradually i think um you know i think for some people it's

00:35:05.000 it's all financial for some people it's financial and and personal uh for me it was a blend of all

00:35:10.220 the above it was um you know uh basically getting a permission slip when i was 12 years old from my

00:35:19.340 father saying listen you don't have to stay in the same city state even country as your parents are

00:35:23.780 you have to take care of you know your family we're making sure what that's going to happen

00:35:27.640 should go where you're treated best and i didn't realize for a long time how few people get that

00:35:33.240 permission uh and so as i became successful in business as i did not heed the advice in my early

00:35:39.360 teen as my teens and early 20s starting a business and i uh you know became increasingly successful in

00:35:44.900 the u.s paid more taxes uh didn't find a lot of people that i enjoyed uh you know being around didn't

00:35:51.640 find a lot of people who were inspiring me the way i wanted to be inspired didn't find the social scene

00:35:55.280 the way i wanted to be i started traveling almost immediately started meeting people who shared my

00:35:59.760 values and ideals more and were more supportive and just gradually got more and more into this and

00:36:05.840 as i traveled more and more and as i was encouraged to travel more and more it was uh eye-opening in the

00:36:12.100 sense of well this bank treats people better it seems because they pay higher interest rates in this

00:36:16.480 country or you know why is uh real estate a better deal over here or uh why are the girls nicer over

00:36:23.240 here or you know whatever it may be you know finding these kind of arbitrage opportunities

00:36:26.600 um and uh and that was really uh where it started i think just kind of going more and more and more

00:36:34.280 and more to the point of saying i'm going to leave the u.s uh full time later uh you know giving up the

00:36:40.040 citizenship and uh it's all how long ago was that like when did one of the flip switch uh on the

00:36:47.740 citizenship the the you know like i'm done with the u.s and oh well i'm somewhere else yeah i i think

00:36:55.180 that uh for me the i mean over 10 years ago it was let me figure this out i didn't know what to do

00:37:03.440 but i if i cannot live here i won't yeah i've um i've i've had your youtube channel for those of you

00:37:11.840 that don't know uh andrew's youtube channel is nomad capitalist i've had it recommended by uh two

00:37:17.820 of my other friends who are entrepreneurs and i think caleb jones says he's worked with you as well

00:37:21.700 do you know caleb no i do know caleb am i allowed to say that yeah yeah um so we're like

00:37:29.460 i want to ask your opinion of this because i live in the toronto suburbs so very liberal country

00:37:36.200 very globalist agenda our prime minister uh is a self-proclaimed male feminist you know blah blah

00:37:42.640 blah sort of thing so um there's there's a slow progressive deterioration of my country the west

00:37:50.520 in general i've noticed i know a lot of guys like you that have left that have said i've had enough

00:37:55.320 i'm tired of paying taxes i'm tired of seeing my money go to uh agendas and ideologies that i don't

00:38:02.160 support that i don't want to get behind um how have you seen things change where you're at with

00:38:09.600 your travels because i because i've heard you mention that you've got a place in georgia

00:38:12.900 montenegro and kuala lumpur so um you've traveled around quite a bit um i've seen videos that you've

00:38:20.100 recorded in the middle east as well and in some cases the caribbean i believe um are there any

00:38:25.780 countries that you haven't been to or any continents that you haven't been to is it easier to start

00:38:29.620 there and say well i haven't been to antarctica i haven't done as much of africa i think africa's

00:38:34.720 very interesting but i also know we've had people from africa uh that we've worked with not a lot but

00:38:39.660 some and you'll have the guy who has the mozambique cement factory and the and the angola you know

00:38:46.060 logistics company and he'll say you know you're really it really helps to be from africa and to know

00:38:51.320 how people work around here um if you're going to be successful in these in these businesses and

00:38:56.440 there's there's huge returns if you do i find that uh most people aren't going to move to africa

00:39:02.000 and at this point part of where i go is dictated by what i think people would be interested in and i

00:39:06.120 don't imagine most people are interested in moving to benin um but yeah i've been to to most other

00:39:11.900 parts of the world not every exact country but most of their parts and and some parts of africa

00:39:16.940 also which but how do you how do you compare these other places that that you visited and lived in

00:39:23.060 um where you've been treated better to the united states like well i think the state of the u.s today

00:39:29.800 is so bizarre to me it's it is bizarre and i'm just looking and i'm thinking to myself there's no room

00:39:35.320 for someone like me who's kind of uh stuck in the middle as a pragmatist in some ways you know as a

00:39:40.060 business owner as a pragmatist i made a video talking about uh what happens if joe biden gets elected

00:39:44.640 you know the name is nomad capitalist right and we must have gotten i'm told of you know a thousand

00:39:50.300 comments of people you know you sound like a left-wing communist i mean you know this or that

00:39:54.640 because i simply said listen there's not going to be a huge difference in who wins um and that's

00:40:01.120 blasphemy to people in the u.s you know it's as if the u.s is going to be is going to become angola

00:40:05.980 tomorrow if joe biden wins uh your taxes are going to go up and maybe you lose a few freedoms

00:40:11.720 um you know it might happen under trump too um but i i i just think that uh yeah the u.s has become

00:40:19.520 such a crazy place i think the western world i don't i'm not as connected to it anymore i try and

00:40:25.200 stay away i pretty much realize the western world with maybe a few exceptions uh has just gone mad

00:40:32.740 and you know the juice back in the states what's that do you have any family and friends still back

00:40:38.400 in the u.s or have they all mostly left too no no they don't left okay um do they do they envy

00:40:46.920 your lifestyle at this stage like do they look at you and go gee andrew i wish i could be like you or

00:40:51.360 i'm gonna i'm gonna be doing what you're doing in five or ten years i mean family and friends uh

00:40:57.420 yeah some but you know i i've gotten used to uh and i respect this but i've gotten used to in this

00:41:03.400 business and probably a lot of others people who just come and it's there's a there's a romance

00:41:07.320 about it for them right one of my friends who is in the u.s who i helped him get his second passport

00:41:11.980 at least he said uh what you're doing in your in your articles and your videos is kind of like

00:41:17.660 writing romance novels for men uh sometimes where you know it's a fantasy how many people come through

00:41:23.420 on it so i don't know if they envy me or not i mean we all vote with our feet

00:41:26.920 um what is your what is your top uh like what is your favorite uh locales right now where you're

00:41:39.660 where you find guys are treated best like the top five countries let's say if you could

00:41:44.260 if you could share that well i mean the covet situation is is kind of trying to wrench in

00:41:49.680 things um but it's interesting because i think that this is this is going to keep happening more in

00:41:54.720 the future now that they've set the status quo where they've conditioned people to stay home

00:42:00.260 and wear masks and social distancing is now like a a soundbite that everybody's very familiar with

00:42:06.440 i suspect that they're going to pull this again in the future it's going to be for some other

00:42:10.520 pandemic or some something else but i don't think that this is just a one-time thing now

00:42:15.260 well i mean i think governments are always looking to exert power i mean through whatever means that

00:42:20.360 is convenient it's a good way to do it yeah i don't know their their genius isn't coming up

00:42:24.720 with ideas um but i do i have said i think you'll see some of these people who are you know the health

00:42:30.400 director or something will enjoy the publicity and maybe some one of them will become the president

00:42:34.460 or something in some country um i mean i think mexico has been very interesting um and i have a lot

00:42:40.560 of friends actually in mexico who say that it's very free there malaysia has been extremely free

00:42:45.960 you know here in asia things are largely back to normal um you're not traveling although you're

00:42:51.500 traveling internally you can't get a hotel room anywhere here i'm taking a trip next week during

00:42:56.320 the week because you can't get anything on the weekends anywhere um so i think that malaysia has

00:43:02.520 always been a hidden gem i think places like mexico have been interesting colombia has disappointed me

00:43:06.160 a little bit i own a home there and i think it's a great place but they've disappointed me a little

00:43:10.720 bit and i think eastern europe um not hasn't been perfect during this time um but you know georgia

00:43:17.540 had a very low caseload and i think they're they're at least moving in the right direction

00:43:21.380 i think you want to look for places that are moving in the right direction and anyone

00:43:24.780 that is too wealthy at this point is probably moving in the wrong direction what do you mean by that

00:43:31.140 if they're too wealthy they're moving in the wrong direction well so i noticed i went to chile last year

00:43:35.980 chile chileans are the one country in south america that can visit the u.s without a visa

00:43:40.560 it's about 41 countries i think so it's a small club that can visit the u.s and my theory is once

00:43:45.680 you have that u.s visa waiver program uh your country starts to go downhill because it reaches

00:43:50.720 this this pinnacle of now we're wealthy and now let's look for things to uh you know take people's

00:43:56.940 money uh let's look for you know all sorts of these things that make a country you know what you're

00:44:02.620 talking about in canada uh and so i think once a country becomes too successful there is that

00:44:07.080 temptation uh to say how do we screw this up because they forget you know i mean you talk to

00:44:12.160 people who work for me in places like serbia they remember what it was like they don't want to go

00:44:16.460 back to that uh georgia the same you know uh but these countries once it becomes too distant a memory

00:44:22.480 the adversity i think it's um and they start doing bad stuff what's um i mean for a guy like me that

00:44:29.740 lives in toronto and i've got an 11 year old and i might want to plan a exit at some point but still

00:44:38.840 be reasonably close to the country like not a 12 hour flight away i mean is there a place in the

00:44:44.000 caribbean or you know within about a five hour flight that i should be looking at well so i look

00:44:50.800 at a couple different things i mean one of them is tax benefits um certainly there's a you know if the

00:44:55.140 caribbean is your lifestyle and that's what you want then yeah i mean you've got the bahamas you've

00:44:59.700 got the cayman islands you've got uh anguila you've got antigua and barbuda um i don't know that you

00:45:06.780 want to live on the island of nevis and st kitson nevis with a kid and going to school that seems a

00:45:11.060 little uh small but that's probably the better island of the two uh and so those are all very

00:45:15.440 tax-friendly uh islands uh depending on what you're doing depending what about bermuda that's in the

00:45:20.800 north of 20 yeah it's expensive it's uh it's probably not at the top of my list um it's not

00:45:27.340 so not so uh warm either mexico you said is uh friendly to foreigners to expats yeah mexico is

00:45:36.360 super friendly um not only that but if you live there for uh five years you can become a citizen

00:45:41.720 and uh it's one of the best citizenships nobody knows it's one of the best citizenships in the world

00:45:46.420 as someone who that's my thing uh it's a great one and i love the i love the diversity for someone

00:45:51.980 who doesn't want to be stuck on the cayman islands i love the fact that you can live in the beach live

00:45:56.420 in the big city there are plenty of places in mexico that are safe like merida palanca in mexico city

00:46:01.700 um you know i've been all over i never had any problems so i think mexico is a great choice too

00:46:07.180 not you got to do some work to get the tax savings but uh it can be done

00:46:11.200 um i've i've been following a couple of youtube channels it's like one of those things where one

00:46:19.140 day youtube algorithms recommend something that they think i'll like and i go into this rabbit hole

00:46:24.060 and i've been following these sailing videos and i see these guys on like a 53 foot sailboat just

00:46:30.800 sailing around the world they're doing like 90 000 miles sometimes they have a few people on the boat

00:46:35.080 sometimes they've got 10 um and they kind of go to where the wind takes them and they just tend to

00:46:40.960 try to avoid hurricane season they pluck a lot of their fish out of the water um how would how

00:46:47.160 would somebody use the nomad capitalist lifestyle or the strategies that um you talk about often in a

00:46:54.260 mobile sort of environment where they don't actually have rooted real estate citizenship in one country

00:47:00.060 like yeah well so the challenge is if you're an american that's going to be hard because the tax

00:47:07.080 exclusion for americans that at least you know allows you to exempt your salary and that gets

00:47:10.920 you out of the system for some of the savings foreign or an income exclusion uh frowns on things

00:47:16.060 like sailing if you're in international waters uh they want you to be on land and so i've had

00:47:21.240 americans come to me who work on yachts or they own yachts and they have a very hard time saving on

00:47:25.340 taxes on their business for everyone else uh what you'd want to do is you'd want to have someplace on

00:47:30.980 land that you've established in a country here's my home here are my utility bills here is my tax

00:47:36.360 residence my tax home so that in your case for example canada wouldn't come after you and say

00:47:41.500 well you're designing kind of like a long vacation i mean i think the tax authorities in a lot of

00:47:45.780 countries probably look at sailing as kind of like a long vacation rather than a home uh they like you

00:47:50.940 know and so does your bank by the way or your crypto exchange or whatever it is it's doing kyc

00:47:55.760 uh they would really want to see you know where is the home even if you're not there and you're out

00:48:02.120 sailing what's your um what are your future plans with your um known by capitalist lifestyle like over

00:48:10.800 the next five years like are you are you planning to set some roots down and pick a place and kind of

00:48:15.700 stay or do you like the ability to maneuver whenever you need to i like the ability to maneuver um you

00:48:24.420 know it's challenging because there's so many great places out there in latin america i've gotten

00:48:28.260 it down to mexico city uh into bogota where i have a home i don't in mexico city i think i could probably

00:48:34.200 live without the rest of the i mean there's a lot of great places there but i could live just you know

00:48:38.180 taking a vacation but there's so many great places uh so i got married about a year ago and uh you know

00:48:44.140 she's pretty supportive but but i already wanted to be slowing down and so i think it'll be who knows

00:48:50.060 exactly right now it's in kuala and poor for most of this year and i think it's a great place to be

00:48:55.100 i think in the future we'll probably continue to adapt where we spend our time so montenegro won't

00:49:00.300 be four months a year as i had at one point thought it's probably a month you know i also have teams

00:49:05.180 around the world so going and spending time with them will be important i can't see a time in the

00:49:09.720 immediate future when i'm just going to say i'm staying in one place and i'm never leaving

00:49:12.760 it sounds like there's um you don't i mean like maybe some guys have this notion that if they pick

00:49:21.520 up and leave home country and they go set up residency let's use something like uh bahamas you

00:49:27.660 know for example um you still have tax liabilities that you've got to pay um there's still required

00:49:35.440 like there's still rules that you have to follow right like you don't have uh supreme personal freedom

00:49:40.880 right like you've like you've got to comply with local laws in some cases you've got to buy real

00:49:45.980 estate to get a visa perhaps like i guess it all depends on where you're going this is something

00:49:50.940 that you guys will specialize in breaking down well yeah so i mean what you're perhaps mentioning is is

00:49:58.300 the the perpetual tourist right or the digital nomad who's constantly just going in and out on tourist

00:50:03.460 visas um you can do that again unless you're an american you're going to want to have some tax home and

00:50:09.400 not be seen as just a tourist because canada or australia or whatever else is going to look at

00:50:13.480 you and probably be less forgiving um if you have any other mistakes in your tax plan um so yeah i mean

00:50:22.020 i if you want to find one place or two places or three places what i call my trifecta you can go and

00:50:28.200 get a residence permit now in many latin american countries it's merely a matter of showing income

00:50:32.400 i make a thousand five hundred dollars a month and here's six months of bank statements to prove it

00:50:36.720 uh or in asia it's sometimes simply a matter of saying i have two hundred thousand dollars to my

00:50:42.020 name and here i'm going to put a hundred thousand dollars in your bank uh but yeah in other countries

00:50:46.080 it could be buying real estate there's there's often many different programs people look at

00:50:49.660 uh some of the european countries with these expensive real estate investment programs they don't

00:50:53.760 realize if you're a freelancer with two thousand euros a month you can get in

00:50:56.720 um the only difference is they require you to spend more time in the country than the golden visa

00:51:01.780 uh in order to keep your residence so there's there's a whole ton of options are there are

00:51:06.800 there countries that you're vehemently opposed to traveling to like you're like you want nothing to do

00:51:11.640 with because they're too hostile towards you uh i i wouldn't visit the united states and maybe they

00:51:18.320 don't want me to be maybe it's a mutual feeling but uh i wouldn't i get all nostalgic on rare

00:51:23.740 occasion uh but i wouldn't i don't particularly trust them um canada i think i mean i love canadians

00:51:30.380 and and all that uh i don't know entirely how connected they are to the us they seem to do a

00:51:36.460 lot of the same stuff the us does they seem to borrow a lot of their stuff and uh it does seem

00:51:41.020 like the more i've traveled through what i call the kuna countries the big four canada u.s new zealand

00:51:45.820 australia add the uk to the list they are becoming a bit more um difficult you know used to be you're

00:51:52.620 an american going to canada and it's just like come on in the last time i went through canada it's

00:51:56.860 like what are you doing i'm like i'm flying through i'm going to el salvador from europe

00:52:01.340 and they were it was really uh scrutinous so i you know what do i need that for

00:52:06.780 how many how many passports do you have uh coming up on the fifth and is it really that useful to

00:52:16.380 you to have five passports like what's the actual benefit to guys to get five passports

00:52:24.940 i imagine for the average person five is probably too many um obviously most people aren't giving

00:52:31.740 up their u.s citizenship so that would make it six um but here's how i look at it if an opportunity is

00:52:37.420 available to you uh in this world you should take it whether it's you know if you believe in keeping

00:52:42.780 money in the bank and you're not entirely crypto or entirely gold or whatever you know if there's

00:52:46.780 a bank account that's affordable get it and when it becomes more expensive you'd be locked in if

00:52:50.860 there's a passport because uh you know you married someone or you have descent or whatever else you

00:52:57.340 know take it um so you know visa free travel is good right now you know during the whole coronavirus

00:53:03.660 situation i've got you know one or two passports they can get into europe and you know one i think they

00:53:08.780 can't um so i think that you know being able to uh you know go to different countries you know engage

00:53:16.140 with different people on investments you know it's a good idea do you need five no probably not one of

00:53:20.700 them is probably just sitting in the safe for the most part um but you know it also it's a place to go

00:53:26.300 and live you know if you're a citizen that's the highest level of being able to get into a country and

00:53:30.140 so uh it is a call option on what could happen in the future and having more places to be able to go

00:53:35.340 um you've mentioned banking quite a few times already uh and it kind of breezed over crypto

00:53:42.780 what's your view on the fiat banking system versus a cryptocurrency style of economy

00:53:50.460 well again i'm somewhat of a pragmatist uh i do have money in the bank i also like crypto i'm not a

00:53:57.820 put everything in crypto kind of person i'm a very diversified person um so i mean if you look at

00:54:03.260 the u.s dollar just in the last month i mean it's been a disaster and i think you'll see more of

00:54:08.220 that um but you know i'm a business person most people want to pay in u.s dollars or their local

00:54:14.860 currency and so i take that keep some of it pay my expenses in it uh you know buy real estate with it

00:54:21.740 uh and i think that again you know having numerous banks is a call option as you know on reputational

00:54:29.500 reasons you know where's your money coming from um you know asset protection reasons i think that um

00:54:36.220 you know having some of each category is a good idea so uh maybe it's not very exciting to say you

00:54:42.540 know be diversified but it's what i do um here's my chat here's my challenge with crypto here's my

00:54:50.620 challenge with christmas i mean you need you need adoption yeah you need adoption and i don't know

00:54:56.460 that you know it's it's to me part of the crypto movement um is kind of the same thing as the

00:55:03.980 libertarian movement and it's just it's it's i feel like it's it's if we stick to doing that you're

00:55:12.060 going to challenge getting adoption because most people aren't libertarians most people just want

00:55:15.020 a way to pay and so when they talk about you know case studies of people in africa you know who have

00:55:19.020 zimbabwe dollars that are falling to the floor or they have a hard time you know you know holding local

00:55:24.540 currency uh that's a great use and that should be trumpeted more i don't know that the average

00:55:30.380 person wants to hear about to end the fed i don't think that's what's going to get them on board um

00:55:35.900 and so i think more of the actual you know use cases uh is helpful um yeah i agree there's there's

00:55:43.980 a serious problem with the um adoption curve and i don't think it's it's ever going to go big i mean

00:55:49.660 i had a friend of mine uh 2011 we sat down and we had lunch and he was just pivoting out of a

00:55:54.860 business and he said something to me about bitcoin he's like i'm going all in on bitcoin and i just

00:55:59.180 heard about it a few months prior to that and i'm like you sure about that man because i ran a business

00:56:03.020 and financial services for a while and i saw how pissed off the banks and the government get

00:56:07.340 when you do something that um infringes on their ability to control the public and he's like oh yeah

00:56:15.660 it's going to blow up it's going to blow up and i mean it's it's it's worth a lot more than what it

00:56:19.900 was in 2011 but i'm kind of with you on that right like until the world really adopts it it's

00:56:25.180 i'm just kind of like all right i got something yeah for sure i i i i i don't want to be i don't want

00:56:31.340 to be a you know miserable person but i don't want to be overly idealistic and saying you know here's

00:56:36.540 a great solution if only people will see the truth i mean people are sheep yeah i mean anything yeah

00:56:44.140 um speaking of sheep you you seem to get criticized a lot for encouraging people to

00:56:50.620 go to where they're treated better and pay lower taxes um i'm sure that's been going on for a while

00:56:56.060 like which surprise you um no not really but i think that for some people watching this that don't

00:57:03.020 know who you are um and the fact that the vast majority of the population is plugged into societal

00:57:09.100 conditioning and lies and they are pretty much sheep i mean you must get that a lot

00:57:15.980 i i don't know i mean define a lot i guess uh i you know sir people uh people like to comment uh as

00:57:23.260 we get bigger uh you get more haters uh you get more haters from within the community because you're

00:57:27.980 doing it the wrong way or uh you know you're you're more in favor of gold than crypto or crypto than

00:57:33.100 gold or whatever but yeah i mean you have an increasing number of people coming and saying

00:57:37.020 why aren't you paying you're a coward why are you leaving you know here's the reality um number one

00:57:44.140 i can handle it uh i was never the most popular guy in school that's why i became an entrepreneur i

00:57:48.540 wanted to build something uh so i'm used to it it's okay uh but you know i'm not really going to be too

00:57:55.420 concerned about the opinions of people who think that uh you know they're born in a place and

00:58:00.060 therefore they're indebted for for life you know where people in the community people again the

00:58:05.740 libertarians perhaps would criticize me is you know you're not going to change the way us or canadian

00:58:10.700 tax policy works if you live there i'm not all for hiding in the underground economy and you know

00:58:16.860 dealing in the black market listen you live there at a certain point you have agreed to the social

00:58:21.500 contract um but i'm saying you know what no i'm not going to sign that it's like clicking uh don't

00:58:28.940 install the software i don't agree to the end user you know license agreement and if you leave and

00:58:35.100 you're not using the roads and the bridges and all that i don't really see what the issue is but

00:58:39.660 yeah i mean you've got a lot of people who think that they're entitled and you know what i've realized

00:58:43.100 right is recently in hiring and in developing friends and all that that's my one big word now that i

00:58:49.260 avoid is entitlement i don't need it um a lot of guys ask me this question i think this is right up

00:58:57.820 your alley because it sounds like you had to deal with this yourself something along the lines of how

00:59:02.860 do you how do you give fewer f's about people's opinions about their judgments about their control in

00:59:11.660 your life because i see a guy here before me that i've never spoken to before until i mean we've covered

00:59:18.860 like 30 minutes so far but you clearly don't care what other people think you came from a place where

00:59:25.580 it's it's basically bred into from day one they they like beat you with the kool-aid you they're

00:59:31.180 force-feeding you it how do you how do you walk away from that old world belief and adopt the new one

00:59:38.060 that serves you better like how did you do that by doing it i i i don't know that there's some great

00:59:47.180 uh uh you know theory i i was i think how do you give fewer fewer and fewer over time uh is maturing

00:59:55.900 in your business maturing in your wealth um i think the more successful you are the more confidence you

01:00:02.220 build whether it's you know with with dating whether it's with business whatever it is you know i like

01:00:07.100 to study people that we've worked with you know that have 100 million 200 million a billion dollars and

01:00:12.700 you look at how how they've developed and i see okay that's that's the trajectory for me kind of

01:00:16.860 looking back when i was over here and now i'm here you know the closer i get to them you just kind of

01:00:22.220 drop some of the apps that you you want to give uh but how do you how do you get to the system i i my

01:00:29.020 entire thing uh that i'm finally slowing down on has just been let's do it right now let's go let's

01:00:34.220 just book the plane ticket i'm leaving in a week um one of the things that happened to me early on

01:00:41.180 that uh actually it was a girl i met along my early travels that inspired me she would just go

01:00:46.220 she said all my friends in wherever she was living would never uh take the time off to go and

01:00:52.060 travel with her they always had an excuse she's like i'm just going to be a 23 year old girl

01:00:55.340 traveling alone and i'm not going to be embarrassed and i'm going to learn to feel comfortable eating

01:00:59.100 alone and traveling alone i'm just going to feel comfortable alone certainly men are perhaps more

01:01:05.980 used to doing that um but i think that's something that people need to do it's just immersion therapy

01:01:14.140 what are some big takeaways from some of the high net worth individuals that you've worked with

01:01:19.100 like what do they do differently than what the vast majority of the north american population do

01:01:25.340 that that provides that personal freedom fewer f's to give the ability to maneuver when they want

01:01:32.220 you know like what have you learned from all these high net worth individuals that you've worked with

01:01:37.260 well it's quite simply they've done it right so you know i talked to a guy recently we're doing some

01:01:42.140 some screening for a citizenship program he said you've ever been sued he's like yeah we get sued

01:01:45.980 all the time workplace you know wrongful termination someone doesn't work we've got a thousand employees

01:01:50.460 we fire someone you know it's in the u.s of course they come after us and i think it's just kind of

01:01:55.260 building up uh a shield around them but what i've also found is number one they care a lot less about

01:02:01.580 money than anybody ever thinks they do number two there's some of the nicest people and what's

01:02:06.860 interesting from a business point of view is you know if someone wants to start a business i've always

01:02:12.060 suggested um deal with the absolute you know uh poorest people or deal with the wealthiest people and

01:02:18.300 since i increasingly see dealing with the poorest people in a way that makes money is predatory i'm

01:02:22.540 going to deal with the wealthiest people and i'm going to charge a premium price for that

01:02:26.300 get flack for that too i suppose but um uh you know they are easier to deal with they're more

01:02:34.860 understanding uh and they're just looking to get the result and they're not looking to make you know

01:02:39.420 a business interaction about you know how do i extract a certain amount of time to justify the value

01:02:43.980 that kind of thing and so it's just about you know how do we collaborate um so i think that you know it's

01:02:48.700 it's it's very nice they're not responding to people's comments they're not leaving stupid

01:02:54.060 comments you know when you look at some of these comments that you mentioned earlier you know how

01:02:57.020 do you give fewer f's you look at it i think you reach a certain point in life where you say there's

01:03:00.780 no way that any of these people have a higher net worth than i do there's no way any of them have a

01:03:04.300 higher income than i do or else they wouldn't be doing it yeah it's almost physically impossible

01:03:10.380 correct correct i'm getting feedback from somewhere um hang on a second i'm going to pull you out of the

01:03:19.260 stream and then bring you back in see if that fixes it no i got echo from you still um do you have

01:03:26.060 a set headphones you can plug in like something with a cord that comes from a cell phone or anything

01:03:30.620 do we have something with a cord from a cell phone should just clean up the audio a little bit

01:03:34.540 yeah bring the let's get the earpods will earpods work yeah yeah and i will just uh stops the feedback

01:03:40.940 going back to the microphone not sure we suddenly have an echo

01:03:43.980 it's a new introduction to this stream unfortunately no let me let me plug in these

01:03:52.060 earpods here thanks hopefully they're they're well charged all right here we go number one number two

01:04:00.620 and uh let's try that again how's that all right the echo's gone perfect let's see here

01:04:11.340 oh well it's still there it's a little bit smaller we'll make it work all right well we'll work um

01:04:18.060 you've got a conference that that you run can you tell us a little bit about that and

01:04:22.540 what the uh what the speakers bring to the table what the general theme is

01:04:27.900 yeah so i decided after about four years let's host another conference uh called nomadic capitalists

01:04:33.980 live um robert kiyosaki um roger bear from the crypto world who also renounced u.s citizenship that

01:04:42.700 was one of the reasons i wanted him to come robert kiyosaki obviously wrote rich dead poor dead

01:04:47.580 i don't think we agree in absolutely everything but i think he sees that the world is changing and

01:04:51.260 he sees the value in following wealthy people uh mikhail sakashvili was the president of georgia

01:04:58.220 a controversial guy you know i spent a lot of time in georgia certainly people in georgia being

01:05:03.900 new to democracy some don't like him anymore there's been kind of a political campaign against

01:05:08.460 him but here's a guy who took a soviet hellhole and turned it into the sixth easiest place to do

01:05:13.100 business in the world uh in a matter of less than a decade fired the entire police force rebuilt almost

01:05:19.820 singapore levels of corruption practically um and so incredible transformational story

01:05:26.220 uh viedlica is just kind of an interesting guy building this uh uh little seven square kilometer

01:05:32.780 island in the danube called leaper land and trying to make that its own country so that's kind of

01:05:37.100 interesting and i think you'll see a few more to come the idea is uh and by the way the main speakers

01:05:42.300 are going to be people on our team who are the ones doing the work on citizenship options banking

01:05:47.100 options you know what to do with your crypto taxes all that kind of stuff um but i think it's important

01:05:53.580 for people to hear you know winning voices as well as get the information and so uh we're having we're

01:05:59.980 looking at a few other names and it's probably just going to be a jammed in like don't don't go to

01:06:05.340 the bathroom kind of thing because we got too much to present okay interesting i got um i got my friend

01:06:11.820 john here in the green room i'm going to add him to the stream he's he's also in asia um did you have

01:06:17.820 a question john you're yeah i'm in tokyo where are you where are you in asia in kuala lumpur malaysia

01:06:24.940 oh nice nice yeah i just wanted to ask you um about the feasibility of giving up your american

01:06:34.940 citizenship in order to let's just be frank not get financially extorted by the united states

01:06:41.100 government by receiving zero benefits as we live abroad but we pay taxes back home to a place that

01:06:47.260 we're literally receiving zero benefit for is it feasible or is that stupid or what do you say

01:06:51.900 well they would say the benefit is you get a u.s passport to travel the world on and so it shows

01:06:57.500 that a country it's not really a home as i've said it's a transaction and that's what now some

01:07:02.540 people in canada are saying and so it's no longer you're one of us we believe the same blood is it

01:07:07.340 feasible yeah i mean it's feasible i always encourage people to look at it from an roi

01:07:11.260 perspective now you know in my case and i've got a gentleman right now who feels the same way we just

01:07:16.380 don't like the country we don't feel connected we don't like showing the passport when we go places

01:07:20.460 that i think is our bigger reason but certainly you're right most people do it for financial

01:07:24.460 i think that um you know is it worth going out and getting a second passport um you know do you have

01:07:30.860 heritage from someone do you have a parent a grandparent a great grandparent that you can

01:07:34.860 qualify for a passport for practically free that makes it a lot easier because everyone i've had who

01:07:39.580 became you know new zealand citizen uh because their dad was new zealand or their grandfather was irish

01:07:45.500 or whatever um they were able to renounce they've all been able to visit the us again they've

01:07:50.300 suffered no loss of travel around the world now you know some of those other western countries might

01:07:55.420 start adopting the same tax policies i think in the next 10 years uh where they tax you worldwide at

01:08:00.940 least to some degree but anyway i mean i think that's feasible if you have to go down to the caribbean

01:08:05.500 for example and buy a citizenship for a hundred thousand dollars just run the simple roi but from a

01:08:10.780 feasibility standpoint i mean the u.s government really doesn't gonna they're not gonna try and stop you

01:08:15.420 from renouncing um and so it's just a matter of how good of a passport do you have uh to replace

01:08:20.860 it i had a guy recently qualified for a vietnamese passport you're probably not going to renounce just

01:08:25.180 be vietnamese unless you only want to live in asia um or only want to live in one place where you get a

01:08:30.540 visa so that would be the biggest feasibility issue to me is how are you going to exist in the world and

01:08:35.180 that really depends on you know how do you want to travel i guess you could have the world's worst passport

01:08:40.540 if you said i'm only going to live in portugal and i'll get a residence permit and i'll never leave

01:08:45.260 and that's very feasible even if you were iranian or something um but very financially feasible the

01:08:50.860 other issue that comes into mind that i've had is had a guy who raised 600 but well he raised money

01:08:57.500 at a 600 million valuation he owns 47 of this company you know his basis is basically zero his

01:09:04.700 feasibility for renouncing is he has to sell whatever number of shares 50 million dollars 60 million

01:09:09.980 dollars in shares to add to his cash position to pay the exit tax because he's going to have a big

01:09:15.020 exit tax so those are the two issues that i think you'd want to consider but you know from just a

01:09:19.900 purely structural standpoint it's very feasible to do um and and yeah i think that the countries are

01:09:26.620 in the west are only going to become more focused on how do we take your money because you have the

01:09:31.980 privilege of being one of us again i have a follow-up question if you're okay yeah sure uh kind of

01:09:38.860 not as related but um i'm heavily involved in the cryptocurrency space and i've been uh purchasing

01:09:45.180 bitcoin since quarter four of 2016. went through the 2017 bull rush it was insane in tokyo i don't

01:09:53.500 know if you know about uh the japanese and their acceptance of bitcoin but basically it's like a super

01:09:58.620 super friendly cryptocurrency um atmosphere over here you could pay like if you were to get a car like a

01:10:04.700 ticket for like beating or whatever you can pay it with bitcoin in japan you can pay all your legal

01:10:09.420 debts and get bitcoin um right now we're obviously seeing a pretty jump a pretty big jump highest point

01:10:17.100 for the price all year um some friends of mine we have a little mini show that we do about cryptocurrency

01:10:24.140 we believe that this is like the beginning of the second bull run are you in that like train of thought

01:10:32.220 are you that in involved in crypto or what's your stance on the current price because we have between

01:10:37.980 august 12th and 18th we think the cycle high is going to come in at about 12 500 for for bitcoin um

01:10:45.580 are you that involved with it are you more of like an investor what do you say i'm not a great prognosticator

01:10:51.260 on on cryptocurrency or probably on on any particular you know asset class um it's quite possible uh you know

01:10:59.660 where i where i focus on on a personal level where i focus is like a lot of the people that we're

01:11:04.460 working with right now that have crypto i ask them you know what's your opinion where is it going how

01:11:08.380 do we plan around this i think i recently i have 400 000 in crypto i said is it going 100x is it going

01:11:13.900 50x this is a big part of our tax plan i don't know it's a hedge you know i'm a big i like gold i mean

01:11:20.940 it's a hedge i mean right now it's also doing very well um so it's a way to to insulate against fiat i don't

01:11:28.060 you know i don't know if it's going to 12 500 or 125 000. um you know really my focus is on what's

01:11:35.500 the the policy implications of that and if i you know if i felt that it was going up substantially

01:11:41.660 i feel pretty good being saint lucian and and others uh rather than being american canadian australian

01:11:48.300 what have you yeah i'm friends with roger veer the founder and creator of uh yeah bitcoin cash and he

01:11:54.540 has like what you just said he has a saint kid's passport he renounced his uh american citizenship

01:12:00.380 so awesome dude that's all i wanted to say thanks john hey thanks man thanks and that's why by the way

01:12:05.980 yeah have a good day uh people have said you know why roger veer out of all the people in crypto well

01:12:11.020 you know roger veer is the guy who in my world at least walked the walk was a u.s citizen gave it up

01:12:19.020 they won't let him back in now uh it seems so i'm not sure i think it's an interesting story yeah like

01:12:24.860 i'm not sure he actually cares that much to be honest with you i got i got chris here that's uh

01:12:29.660 gave me a little uh private chat question uh you wanted to ask him a question about where things are

01:12:35.020 improving was it something like that chris yeah where do you think things are getting better because

01:12:38.860 right now it does seem like the west is going nuts and you know i was i was happy to see that in

01:12:44.220 serbia they rioted and in germany they had you know berlin they had that giant protest i mean it

01:12:49.660 seems like the people in eastern europe because they used to have this they get it

01:12:54.860 improving in terms of what just going away from socialism and you know and you know i'm hoping

01:13:01.980 that maybe the world learns something from this year that maybe this is the bottom but i don't think

01:13:07.740 we're going to see a learning lesson out of this yeah yeah i mean to your much earlier

01:13:12.940 question i mean people have short memories uh which could be good or bad um you know i think

01:13:18.300 asia parts of asia are good here's the thing learning lessons aside you have countries like malaysia

01:13:24.620 you have other countries in this kind of belt around the equator where people are just pretty

01:13:28.860 laid back and you may not have a constitution or a bill of rights with these kind of things that

01:13:34.220 you see in a place like the us but what you have is people who just want to leave you alone

01:13:39.500 i do think eastern europe is interesting the balkans are kind of a mixed bag for me

01:13:44.220 because they do the riots um there's certain things that they're more accepting of i think that

01:13:51.740 the caucasus is interesting armenia george in particular um i think those are places that have

01:13:57.980 learned the lesson again we talked about president sakashvili so i think that serbia montenegro are good

01:14:03.980 places to live um i think people are so they just so want to be left alone there they're a little

01:14:09.660 bit apathetic in parts of the balkans um and so whether that allows people to kind of tiptoe back

01:14:14.700 in and do something i guess if they do they'll they'll do these riots so yeah i i think if you've seen

01:14:19.420 some adversity in your life in any regard i think that's a good thing if your country's seen some

01:14:23.900 adversity that's a good thing for making sure that you're doing things right but um yeah i think

01:14:30.140 those are the best places latin america is also kind of a mixed bag um and so i don't know that

01:14:35.420 that's the best example even though i like it from a lifestyle perspective you know uruguay was one

01:14:41.820 country that didn't go didn't go crazy during all this and i think they were the only one in south

01:14:46.620 america that didn't yeah chile is when it's thrown around a lot i find that to be rather overrated

01:14:53.180 quite frankly um heading in the wrong direction not particularly interesting um yeah uruguay is

01:14:59.340 an interesting option hard for me to get people to get excited about uruguay i'm always suggesting

01:15:03.740 that to folks and is one of a series of options and people and it's it's far away it's you know

01:15:11.180 uh but yeah that's potentially a good one all right thanks chris thanks bye-bye all right um

01:15:18.620 um what uh culture do you find most fascinating uh from your travels

01:15:27.420 it's an interesting question uh because there's so many i i and why you know i think

01:15:34.140 asian cultures you know coming from the us are very exotic uh if i had to say totally a fascinating

01:15:40.300 culture i'd say india um you've got a culture where you've got so many people who are what i would

01:15:46.700 call forced entrepreneurs you've got you know the poorest country probably i've ever been to in

01:15:51.500 terms of the look and the feel of it and you've got so many people who are really you know striving

01:15:56.380 every day um you've got this you know very incredible exotic culture from our perspective

01:16:02.620 with beautiful you know places in a very interesting way of operating um and i think an interesting

01:16:10.060 not perhaps perfectly even but interesting growth story ahead of it

01:16:14.860 um so i'm not saying that i've spent a lot of my time in india but if i had to say what's the most

01:16:19.500 fascinating to me i think india is probably it um as you've gotten older what's become more important

01:16:26.940 and what's become less important for you it's a really good question um one of the things that's become

01:16:36.060 more important is is building there's a good paradigm that builder versus hustler paradigm

01:16:42.140 and nothing wrong with being a serial entrepreneur i started and sometimes sold a couple of

01:16:46.700 businesses earlier in life but i'm really more focused on building at this point if i weren't

01:16:51.340 doing this as a business i'd still be doing it in my personal life so i might as well have the business

01:16:56.300 and and have the uh the ability to go in and be treated well by people in the industry and the

01:17:02.540 government what have you um i don't know what the act is after this and so i think building to me is

01:17:07.500 really important uh you know some of us here might disagree on what that building looks like

01:17:11.420 it could be a family it could be building your business bigger and bigger but i think it's

01:17:15.020 sticking with certain things that has become increasingly important to me um what are some

01:17:20.780 of the challenges that you've had to overcome uh with this new lifestyle versus you know the

01:17:25.900 conventional set down your roots you know raise your 2.1 kids white picket fence go get your corporate

01:17:32.460 job pay your taxes like what are some of the challenges that you've had to deal with

01:17:40.300 uh packages not getting delivered on time um you know stores closing 28 minutes earlier than

01:17:47.980 they're supposed to i mean i can't say there's been some kind of great uh challenges there's there's

01:17:53.580 consumer inconveniences which is part of why age is a great place because you have a lot of consumer

01:17:59.340 conveniences but um now you have to adapt and you have to understand how people operate

01:18:05.100 um and cultures are different and so you know when you go to a restaurant in most places in the world

01:18:11.100 you're not going to have a friendly chit chat back and forth with the waiter you know you kind of miss

01:18:15.580 that from time to time it's very much uh you know what do you want off i go uh sometimes they

01:18:21.500 misunderstand but i think it's just a lot of minor things like that rather than some large systemic issues

01:18:28.860 have you have you done any any kind of language work like have you tried to learn some local

01:18:33.740 languages or you just stick to english or large cities where they speak some some or enough english

01:18:39.820 yeah i i've i've been focusing a little bit more lately um not as much as i should have quite

01:18:45.980 frankly you know when i was following a matic there was times i was in 30 countries a year and

01:18:49.740 most were pretty off the wall i'm not going to learn you know burmese or something um i can get

01:18:55.820 around in spanish it's much easier when they're just in the environment it kind of comes back to

01:18:59.820 me i've been trying to increase my my russian it's not great um but i think those are two good you know

01:19:06.700 universal languages we got a super chat here i'm going to deal with and then we'll uh and then we'll

01:19:12.860 get to wrapping it up uh james said uh thoughts on becoming a georgian citizen second citizenship

01:19:18.460 i'm an american investing over half a million usd at least thanks for your time i'm not sure what he

01:19:23.580 means by that do you have to invest half a million into the country or buy real estate or a business

01:19:27.740 or something well in some countries you can if you invest much so there's the the citizenship by

01:19:33.180 investment programs in the islands where it's a pretty streamlined procedure a hundred thousand

01:19:37.020 dollars you get a donation you get a passport in other countries if you are particularly if you're

01:19:41.980 a westerner if you're what they view as a good nationality you know sometimes making large

01:19:45.980 investments can get you on a fast track i think in the case of georgia um the current government is

01:19:51.980 less favorable towards uh that kind of thing um so it's a constantly changing landscape now you know

01:19:59.580 the question is if i'm going to invest half a million dollars um now i had a guy who sold 150

01:20:05.580 million dollars worth of hotels in the us and we were looking for places where hey open one or two new

01:20:10.780 hotels in this european country we can talk to the minister of finance we'll give you citizenship

01:20:15.660 because they they want a particular type of investment or in a particular area or whatever

01:20:21.500 um so if you were to invest 500 000 that's not a lot but i would ask myself do i like the investment

01:20:26.940 otherwise um i think georgia after this current situation will probably going back go back to being

01:20:33.820 a good deal it was not wasn't a bad deal before uh so i i'm still relatively bullish on the country in

01:20:39.740 general i think there's a lot of untapped opportunities there i'm doing it for the purpose of

01:20:44.460 immigration i'm not convinced that now is the right time okay um before we go i just want to

01:20:51.420 uh share some of your resources so people know where to find you uh you can find his uh channel on

01:20:59.260 youtube it's called nomad capitalist uh there's also a website called nomad capitalist so you can

01:21:05.900 definitely learn more about uh his services your typical customer is a high net worth individual um

01:21:13.420 what's the line in the sand for them to get a consult from your company

01:21:19.340 well so what we generally look for is is do you make half a million dollars a year or more

01:21:23.900 or do you have a million dollar net worth or more generally it's in the income because even the other

01:21:27.740 high net when people have the income yeah but one or the other um i will say i'm not really in

01:21:31.820 the consult business what i've done is i've honed over the years a process of four or five phone calls

01:21:36.860 um totaling you know eight nine ten hours of time with a whole bunch of questions that are both stock

01:21:43.820 questions and things that we come up with for each individual person and we go through a whole thing

01:21:48.060 you know i was talking to a guy in the citizenship business the other day and you come in here's

01:21:52.460 pictures of five beaches which one do you like the best you know that's a consult um i think that

01:21:57.980 when you look at combining your finances your immigration your investments and making it all work

01:22:03.500 so that canada plays nicely with portugal plays nicely with uae plays nicely with hong kong

01:22:08.460 uh you know you don't want to consult uh you want a real strategy okay um i did get on your

01:22:16.540 website a couple weeks ago when i was looking to schedule this time and uh with you and i've got

01:22:21.500 something in my inbox so i'll be i'll be doing one of my own um because i want to learn a little bit

01:22:26.620 more um do i end up speaking to you or is it somebody else on your team so what we've done now is

01:22:32.060 is before you you engage we have my senior most person who's uh ivana bakovich and she talks to

01:22:37.580 everybody and then once they're on boarded we generally have capacity for about nine or ten

01:22:41.740 people a month and then you start talking to me and i'm pretty involved in the strategy process

01:22:46.060 gotcha all right well andrew i want to thank you for uh your time um you know having a chat and getting

01:22:52.300 to know you a little bit better this is this is something that i think guys should be considering

01:22:57.180 or be interested in western countries do not treat men well um i've i've come to realize this

01:23:05.100 over the last few years especially since i've been red-pilled and um i like what andrew talks about

01:23:10.780 i like the ideas that he has about um you know if if a if a country or a government or the state or

01:23:18.300 a region doesn't give you what you need does not fill you cup does not allow you to behave in such a

01:23:24.540 way where you treat yourself as your own mental point of origin it's okay to leave you don't have

01:23:29.340 to stay somewhere and i think the notion of you know putting up with crap is something that some

01:23:35.260 guys are starting to realize that they don't need to do anymore um and that's fine so i'd invite you to

01:23:41.340 check out his resources i think he's got a great channel he puts out interesting content and thank you

01:23:46.460 again andrew mike can i speak to that for one second i appreciate it yeah yeah i mean so i've

01:23:53.020 talked once or twice about the you know the the social side of things i agree with what you're

01:23:58.140 saying i think i've been misinterpreted in the past because what i'm what my opinion on is is you know

01:24:03.740 for the red pill community uh you don't have to spend your life in misery i understand there's a lot

01:24:09.500 of bad stuff going on in and where you are in the us and what have you i understand it's uncomfortable

01:24:14.060 for a lot of guys but you know the opportunity is we've talked about all the financial and the

01:24:18.860 immigration benefits here i can promise you that the social world is different in other countries too

01:24:24.380 and you know if you want to stay where you're at and you want to make excuses uh and you want to you

01:24:29.980 know not do anything about this that's certainly your option i i decided one thing you said you know

01:24:34.540 about as i get older i don't want to be angry i don't want to be frustrated i don't want to be

01:24:38.380 picking fights with people i don't want to be like angry at the us government i just want to be free

01:24:42.540 and doing my own thing and i think that if you're not being treated well in your personal life

01:24:47.900 there are also places where you can go and you can find people who appreciate you find people who

01:24:52.140 share your values um and and that's what i've said historically that i think it's been sometimes

01:24:57.900 taken out of context by people who who just want to be frustrated you don't have to be and you

01:25:03.740 probably shouldn't be yeah that's uh that's a really great closing point so on that note i think

01:25:09.180 we'll end it thanks

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Playing to Win - March 02, 2022

024 - Andrew Henderson (Nomad Capitalist)

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