Playing to Win - 072 - My View on Cancel Culture, Manosphere, TopG, Red Pill etc...

00:00:00.000 All right, what's up? We're live, playing to win episode number 72, talking about cancel

00:00:08.080 culture, manosphere, aka the manoswamp, top G, red pill, et cetera, et cetera. It'll be

00:00:16.660 fun one today. Make sure you hit the like button if you're just coming on in and enable

00:00:25.000 that and throw some comments in the live chat if there's anything you guys want to ask

00:00:30.660 me because I'm basically leaving the questions up to you guys if you want to direct this to

00:00:37.880 talk about a certain topic. Just hit me up with a chat or a super chat or whatever you

00:00:42.680 want and I'll keep an eye open for anything and try to make sure I hit on it so we touch

00:00:46.280 on as much as possible. But I want to talk about cancel culture first because it's like

00:00:53.220 guys, cancel culture ain't new. Cancel culture ain't freaking new. It is some old ass shit.

00:01:00.260 I'm going to stand up for this podcast. It is some old ass shit. It's been going on for

00:01:04.540 a while. They've tried to come at quite a few people. We've seen what happened to Andrew

00:01:10.960 recently and who have they been successful with? They've canceled the President of the

00:01:21.460 United States. That was pretty impressive. You'd think of all people, you wouldn't get

00:01:27.960 canceled if you were a president, but boom. You got social media taken away. Alex Jones,

00:01:34.340 Milo Yiannopoulos, Stefan Molyneux, Andrew Tate. There's probably a bunch of others, but it's not

00:01:40.700 new. It's been going on for a while. Trying to remove voices doesn't silence them.

00:01:49.880 Trying to move ideas doesn't get rid of them. All it does is it proves the accuracy of those

00:01:58.340 concepts, if we're being honest. Did Alex Jones go away? As far as I know, he's still around.

00:02:08.300 Most of these people are still out and about. Donald Trump is still claiming he's going to

00:02:12.200 be running for president. Whether he does or he doesn't, I don't know. I think that guy's days

00:02:18.360 are over, if we're being honest. He kind of had his opportunity and he screwed it up.

00:02:22.620 Who's that new guy that seems to be getting a lot of traction? DeSantis, right? He seems like an

00:02:30.600 interesting candidate for presidential switch over from demented asleep Joe. Somebody shared a clip

00:02:41.540 the other day. I saw on Twitter and the caption was something like, I don't know, when the edible

00:02:46.880 kicks in and he's sitting there after signing something and he's like, he doesn't know where

00:02:50.540 he is. And he's kind of like, he just passes the pen over to a random dude. He's shaking the hands

00:02:54.140 of people that aren't there. Man, the world's a strange place. But yeah, cancel culture, right?

00:03:00.560 So, they'll try to remove you when they don't like what you say. Let me share a couple stories

00:03:10.220 with you, actually. I don't know if I've mentioned this publicly much or before on the channel. I've

00:03:17.580 probably talked about it privately with a couple of my bros. But so, back in my debt business around

00:03:25.180 2010, the Canadian dollar was at par with the U.S. dollar. And there were some legislative changes

00:03:32.360 that happened in the U.S. about a year or two before that. And what ended up happening was a lot

00:03:36.980 of the American companies saw an opportunity to not promote their services in a country that didn't

00:03:41.500 have the same legislation as what was in the U.S. So, they started basically running the same

00:03:46.460 advertising campaigns that got them in so much trouble in the U.S. a few years prior. I was a

00:03:52.880 largest Canadian player at that time. But there were a lot of American companies with very deep

00:03:58.500 pockets. You know, the U.S. marketplace is quite a bit bigger than Canada's. And they started

00:04:02.800 purporting the same sort of promises, hopes, and dreams to Canadian citizens. And they flat out lie.

00:04:08.680 Like, they would say things like, you know, there's a new government program sort of thing,

00:04:11.740 which is one of the catchphrases which really caught their attention. So, credit card companies,

00:04:16.860 banks, and even media personalities, and the government got behind writing new

00:04:22.780 legislation to cancel the industry that I was operating in. And the process took about

00:04:30.220 two and a half, three years, I would say. And they were successful in getting the legislation passed

00:04:36.160 and implementing it. And they legitimately canceled an entire industry, which for the most part,

00:04:45.160 the ones that were operating above board were very, very helpful in eliminating debt, improving credit

00:04:51.280 ratings, helping people get back on their feet. Incredibly helpful, in fact. But that just showed

00:04:57.600 me, like, that was one of the red-pilling moments for me. That was like a big unplugging moment for me.

00:05:03.780 And I was like, holy shit, like, you can be doing the right thing. You can save people a lot of money.

00:05:08.800 You can lead them down a brighter path. You can improve the credit rating. But the credit card

00:05:14.280 companies in the banks had so much power, so much influence, that regulators just said,

00:05:20.700 oh, okay, you know, let's do this because this should be better. And they don't think...

00:05:27.120 One of the things I learned about government at that time, because I went down to Queen's Park for

00:05:30.380 about two and a half years, I was leading this trade organization. And I dealt with lobbyists.

00:05:35.780 We had to hire lobbyists. We spent 60 grand on lobbyists and stuff like that.

00:05:38.840 And I'm meeting all the policymakers and regulators. Canadians watching this stream will

00:05:44.180 know the name Jagmeet Singh, because he's the leader of the NDP party here. And he was the

00:05:49.280 critic to the bill, which was called, I think, Bill 55 at the time. And I met with Jagmeet Singh

00:05:55.300 several times. And he's not the person on screen that he holds himself out to be, you know, to care

00:06:02.840 about people and, you know, the little guy and that sort of stuff. And I experienced the same thing

00:06:07.420 with all the others that I met as well. They're more concerned with their positions, their tenure,

00:06:14.520 their seat in office, and stuff like that. They don't really care about what's good for the

00:06:18.060 little guy. So that was another big red pill moment for me. So when they tried to cancel the

00:06:21.880 industry and were successful at it, pretty much everybody had to shut down and fold.

00:06:26.900 I'm not a dummy. And I've got a great lawyer. And we went through the legislation. There's no point

00:06:31.700 in trying to fight legislation was another outcome of that. So we went through all the legislation.

00:06:35.160 And we found a carve out that was suitable and we pivoted and survived. Most people don't survive

00:06:43.120 canceling. Most industries, most companies, they just don't. It's very, very difficult if nearly

00:06:49.600 impossible. You haven't seen Alex Jones back on mainstream social media. I don't think Donald

00:06:57.220 Trump's got anything back. He went and created his own social media platform. What other names out

00:07:03.800 there? Miley Annapolis has kind of disappeared in the woodwork. And I guess we'll see what happens

00:07:09.280 with Andrew as far as his cancellation. I mean, most Google guy on the planet at one point. I checked on

00:07:18.100 Google Trends. I've got a shortcut for Google Trends because I always keep an eye on what's trending out

00:07:22.880 there. And I think I compared Tate versus Kim Kardashian versus Joe Rogan versus Elon Musk.

00:07:31.400 I tried to think of some big names. And he's right. There were more searches trending than any of those

00:07:37.900 other names. And he got caught up in the whirlwind of all that and cancel culture came. And they won

00:07:44.740 because they own the platforms. They own the distribution of media. A few years ago, I had

00:07:51.620 I had a tweet that went out that went really viral that got picked up on morning shows, stuff like

00:07:57.480 I don't think it went on The View, but like morning shows around the world like that, you know, where

00:08:01.700 it's a bunch of women sitting around the table talking about stuff and they'll find like soundbites

00:08:05.040 and clips. And there's a tweet that I put out and ended up on a whole bunch of pieces of

00:08:10.620 like media outlets and stuff like that. There's a tweet that said something along the lines of,

00:08:15.800 you know, ladies, if you want to keep a guy, be feminine, be beautiful, have culinary skills,

00:08:21.420 just basic stuff, you know, stuff that, you know, your grandmothers would have been told telling like

00:08:26.800 their great granddaughters or their granddaughters, you know, 50 years ago or something like that.

00:08:30.780 Nothing outrageous. And they tried to cancel me. It was it was really funny because

00:08:34.680 I got this this message from my office and they were they were basically coming up and going like,

00:08:44.940 oh, is this Richard Cooper, the guy that works at Total Debt Freedom sort of thing? I don't

00:08:48.340 I was like, so like I founded the business 20 years ago. What are you going to do? You try to

00:08:52.520 can't they legitimately try to cancel me. They legitimately try to cancel me for my own company,

00:08:56.560 which I thought was hilarious. So that brings me to anti-fragility, actually, since

00:09:02.120 that's an important concept here. What's Mike said here? Camilla Harris would get destroyed in an

00:09:08.960 election. I don't know. I don't know about the state of elections, man. It's like it's a real

00:09:15.880 funny thing, man. Yeah. But anti-fragility is really, really important. So there's a concept of

00:09:24.120 fragility, robustness and anti-fragility. Got this from a book called Anti-Fragile. I actually did a,

00:09:32.120 book review. This was around the time when I was doing book reviews on my channel. I should

00:09:37.920 there's there's so many good books out there. Anyway, I see these book reviews and I did one

00:09:44.500 on anti-fragile. There's a video on my channel. I think it was in the M3 at the time. And these

00:09:49.160 three concepts of anti-fragility, robustness and fragility. Fragility is basically if like if I

00:09:54.220 take I don't have anything glass here, but if I were to take a glass cup and drop it on the floor,

00:09:59.200 it would probably shatter. That's that's fragile. Most things in the world are either fragile or

00:10:05.000 robust. Robustness is taking like a bag of sand. If I take a bag of sand and I drop it on the floor,

00:10:10.260 nothing happens to it. It doesn't break. It doesn't get worse. It doesn't get better. Nothing

00:10:14.400 happens to it. And then there's a concept of anti-fragility. Anti-fragility is when you apply

00:10:19.400 chaos to something and it actually improves. So when the financial institutions, the credit card

00:10:28.000 companies, the government came for my industry around 2010 and passed the legislation a few

00:10:34.280 years later, my business became anti-fragile because it improved to the point where the

00:10:40.540 legislation basically removed the competitors, the change in the economic landscape with the

00:10:45.600 value of the Canadian versus U.S. dollar change things. And they either went out of business,

00:10:50.040 they sold their book of business, they some pivoted, not very many, but most didn't didn't

00:10:55.580 actually improve. My business is one of the few that actually improves. So anti-fragility

00:10:59.720 looks like that. Anti-fragility looks like applying chaos to something and it gets better.

00:11:04.420 So in regards to our friend, the top G, an example of anti-fragility is if he actually gets

00:11:11.000 better. I watched that, was it the final word or a final word from a tape the other day?

00:11:17.860 Um, how can I put this? It was an interesting video to watch because it was totally different

00:11:28.320 from all the, um, interviews and the TikTok clips and all that sort of stuff. One of the

00:11:33.820 things I liked about Andrew is, um, he takes ownership. He takes extreme ownership, I think

00:11:42.740 is the best way to put it. I think Jocko Wilnick, you know, uses the same phrase, but it's like,

00:11:45.680 you know, one of the things he said was something along the lines, if I got struck by lightning,

00:11:48.420 I would, I would take the blame for that. And, you know, if you think about that for a second,

00:11:52.980 are you the kind of person that would blame the weather? Are you the kind of person that

00:11:55.640 would blame mother nature, whatever it may be, or are you the kind of person that would look in

00:12:00.880 the mirror and say, that was stupid. Why did I go outside during an electrical storm with an

00:12:06.880 umbrella or with a golf club or something like that, or standing under a very tall tree, for example,

00:12:11.400 that would be your fault. And he's right. Uh, not many people take extreme ownership in that sense.

00:12:18.040 So there's a few things that I liked about that, um, video that he did. Uh, like you say that you're,

00:12:24.400 um, a victim of your own success. And I guess he's right because your, um, your entire affiliate

00:12:36.140 network network was what created the, um, the reach, you know, got you the, uh, trending page

00:12:41.460 of, um, Google, uh, for your name and all those clips were made. And the vast majority of those

00:12:47.580 clips, I mean, if we're being honest, they had the HU affiliate link in them from what I saw.

00:12:51.280 Um, some of them were taken out of context, but the vast majority were from that program. So

00:12:56.640 that the, the cancellation and the, uh, you know, the movement into the next chapter, um,

00:13:02.780 what does it call it? Uh, step two, um, you know, version 2.0 or 3.0, wherever he happens

00:13:09.020 to be that, that next step will be like the, um, you know, like, like sunlight distills all,

00:13:17.440 you know, if you know what I mean? Like it sanitizes all the bullshit. And then it's like,

00:13:20.720 you know, you can't hide in any shadows when you're in, you know, the direct sunlight. So

00:13:24.120 it's like, okay, well, this is where you get to. And there's a lot going on right now with

00:13:31.040 the Mano Swamp, the red pill, um, men's self-improvement, self-help sort of notions.

00:13:39.680 And it's not new. Like, um, actually here, I got a clip up here on my channel.

00:13:45.360 Let me throw my headphones. I'll play it. So we'll go through this together. Cause this is,

00:13:49.460 this is a video that I recorded almost four years ago now. Okay. And I was getting pretty

00:13:55.640 pissed off with the whole Manosphere stuff at that time. Some people ask me for my opinions

00:14:02.540 on certain things and I just tend to keep them myself at this time. So let's share screen. It's

00:14:07.520 like a quick 10 minute or I can probably play this at one and a half times speed to rip through it

00:14:12.140 faster. Um, but it's relevant for a whole bunch of reasons. Share audio tab tab. There it is.

00:14:19.620 Okay. Share. We'll throw it up over here. So almost four years ago, I made this video. It's I don't

00:14:28.700 know how many views on it. It doesn't show here on my screen. It was about 40,000, 40 to 60,000 views,

00:14:32.900 something like that. Um, let's just play it, drag it from the start and go one and a half times speed.

00:14:38.960 Let me know if you can't hear this in the chat. It should be playing over today on the Manosphere.

00:14:43.120 When you talk about what is wrong with the Manosphere, cause there's many, many things wrong with it.

00:14:46.160 I'm being honest. Um, if you're new to the channel, my name is Rich Cooper. If you're an old

00:14:49.780 subscriber, welcome to a different scene. I decided to get out of the car in the house today and just

00:14:52.360 record this in a little bit different scenario, kind of think outside of the box. Um, so how did

00:14:56.360 I get into this Manosphere stuff? I didn't even know what it was a couple of years, if I'm being

00:14:58.380 honest. You know, I made some bad choices in life, went through the divorce machine, saw some crazy

00:15:01.900 stuff happen, you know, with my business that was just brutal and then got into a bad relationship

00:15:05.240 with a single mommy for like three years or so. And that's basically what all red pilled me. Um, and I, I basically

00:15:10.120 pivoted my content. You can sort my older content and see how I went from talking about cars and

00:15:13.480 entrepreneurship and those success rides and what they had to do to overcome those obstacles.

00:15:16.160 To really that same theme, but applying it more to life in general. And I started solving problems

00:15:20.040 within my own life, looking for answers. I mean, when you go looking for answers, you're going to

00:15:22.680 find them. You'll find them on Google. You'll find them by talking to people. You'll find them on

00:15:24.760 YouTube. You ask questions, you will find answers. There's content out there for just about anything

00:15:27.620 you want to ask about. And I was looking for some serious answers. And I started sharing my own

00:15:30.240 experiences based on what I learned. And I came across books and content like, um, Bachelor Pad Economics

00:15:34.800 was the first thing that brought me into it by Aaron Cleary. And then, you know, the Rolo Tomasi book series.

00:15:38.180 You know, Rolo's become a great friend. Um, you know, there's many, many things wrong with the, um, Manosphere as it's called.

00:15:42.680 You know, first of all, it's a crazy name. I mean, Manosphere sounds like something that would have

00:15:45.680 shown up in police academy in the eighties rather than the blue. I've always said it's a stupid name.

00:15:49.400 It's like, it doesn't sound like anything masculine. It, it, it sounds, it sounds pretty

00:15:54.040 Sawyer for being honest. It should have been called the Manosphere. It's a silly name. It's like a weird

00:15:56.880 nightclub. Anyway, setting that aside, but here's the thing, right? I mean, the whole, the whole Manosphere

00:16:01.400 space has a number of people in it that preach to an audience, whether it's on social media platforms,

00:16:06.160 video, a blog form in person, however, does it, you want to lay it out on how to become a better version of

00:16:11.640 themselves, but they really don't live it themselves. Okay. That hasn't changed at all,

00:16:16.700 at all. As far as men's self-help goes, they purport all these claims and these statements,

00:16:24.380 but they don't live them themselves. Um, I don't like, look, well, here, let's finish this and then

00:16:32.540 we'll get into all that. They have overinflated egos. They lie, they cheat. Uh, they manufacture

00:16:37.540 stories about themselves. It simply aren't true. Um, I still true today. See so many things that

00:16:43.500 people send me, they DM me all the time. It's like the drama is never ending guys. The drama I've,

00:16:46.800 I've run departments, which were primarily comprised of women, uh, doing 250, $300,000 a month in sales,

00:16:52.400 uh, several, several dozen of them, people, employees, and I've never seen this much drama

00:16:56.400 and they're banging each other and they're fighting with each other and they have HR issues and stuff

00:16:58.780 like that. But in the Manosphere space, I've never seen the amount of drama that I see. It's,

00:17:02.360 it's, it's bizarre to me that it is this deep, you know, it solves so many problems.

00:17:05.920 And I'm not saying it itself, but the red pill, you know, waking up from the lies that you've been

00:17:08.860 told and unplugging from social conditioning that doesn't serve you. It solves a lot of

00:17:13.000 problems for guys and it helps them level up in life. It helps them. So like guys are generally

00:17:20.080 deductive reasoners when it comes to problem solving. It's like, they'll have a circle hole

00:17:25.620 and they'll have a triangle and a square peg and a rectangular peg and just keep poking them

00:17:30.180 through until one fits. Like that's how guys operate. That's, you know, toddlers do that.

00:17:34.180 But, um, you go looking for answers and you will find them. It's like, you know, whenever I talk to

00:17:40.800 somebody like, Oh, you know, I think so-and-so is doing this, that, and the other thing, you know,

00:17:44.360 on me behind my back sort of thing. Well, go digging for dirt. You're going to get dirty and

00:17:48.840 you're probably going to find stuff that you're not going to like. Right. Um, when you go looking

00:17:53.640 for answers, when you go looking for help, you're going to find something. The problem with self-help

00:17:57.960 and what I was talking about here several years ago was that what you're finding generally speaking,

00:18:05.580 I'll actually put it this way. Okay. Cause I've been writing a chapter in my follow-up book

00:18:10.580 on the Mano Swamp. I'm not going to give away much of it in it in this video, but just to sort

00:18:15.560 of talk about it from altitude. Um, it's a lot like Las Vegas. If I can put it that way,

00:18:22.960 if you've never been to Vegas, um, you'll figure this out when you go one day, but if you've been

00:18:27.880 to Vegas, you're going to know exactly what I'm talking about. Vegas is a place that you go to

00:18:31.740 that you're happy that you find that you're excited to explore, but it's like when you leave,

00:18:39.380 it's awesome. I spent a number of years flying down to Vegas for long weekends. We'd go down on

00:18:44.640 Friday. We'd come back like Sunday night, go down on Thursday, come back Sunday night sort of thing.

00:18:48.540 And I did this a whole bunch of times with a bunch of different friends, um, larger groups,

00:18:53.960 smaller groups, sometimes just the two of us sort of thing. Um, but you know, we went down there a

00:18:58.000 lot and it's like, it got to the point after doing it a certain number of times where it's like, you

00:19:02.380 know, Sunday night at the airport, you know, waiting for your flight, just kind of sit in there.

00:19:06.680 You're like, fuck, I'm glad I'm going home. Like I'm done with this shit. Right. Like I want to get

00:19:09.820 the hell out of here. That's kind of what the Mano Swamp's like. It's like, it's interesting. You know,

00:19:15.320 you kind of want to visit it, but you don't want to live there. Right. Like people that live

00:19:18.460 in Las Vegas. Um, I look, I know there's some tax benefits and stuff like that. And maybe,

00:19:23.800 maybe you like the lifestyle, but most people that I know that have, that have lived there,

00:19:27.980 they don't spend too much time there and become better. It helps them make more money. It helps

00:19:32.120 them get better results with women. It really does. It's like nothing else I've ever seen,

00:19:34.900 but for some reason it's like flies on crap. There's so many flies out there that are just

00:19:39.200 lying POSs. Uh, they don't live the life that they live. You know, I mean, I know them personally.

00:19:43.280 I've, I've over the last few years, I've got to know many of them personally,

00:19:45.540 and they'll walk around banging their chest, talking about running multiple businesses,

00:19:48.160 being multimillionaires, and they don't have a pot to piss in or a window to throw it out of.

00:19:51.480 At the time when I recorded this, I was, I was probably thinking of like one or two people,

00:19:55.400 but it's expanded. I can, I can probably add another five to 10 people on that easily.

00:20:01.920 And I know this for a fact, I don't need to name names, you know, but I know these things for a

00:20:05.940 fact. And what I would rather see is people focus on becoming the best version of themselves and then

00:20:10.400 influencing others to do the same. That's really my theory. I mean, I don't,

00:20:13.540 I don't come on YouTube and put out content to sell you guys crap. I've got 600 free videos on

00:20:17.240 my channel. Do I have a community? Do I have a paywall? Do I do 600 videos? That was, um,

00:20:21.720 2018, 2019 ish. I think, um, I, I checked the other day cause I did do some uploads after some

00:20:28.860 edits. I've got 1100 videos on the channel now. It's just like, man, time flies when you're doing

00:20:34.000 this. Do you coaching? Yeah. Why? Because I don't work for free. Do you guys work for free? Do you

00:20:37.340 guys go to your job? Oh yeah. That's always been one of the big, you know, complaints of people is

00:20:41.280 like, Oh, rich, you charge so much money for private coaching. It's like, uh, yeah,

00:20:45.640 you, you think I'm basic bitch when it comes to coaching, all the stuff that I know and the

00:20:52.180 experiences that I have. I mean, look, you know, if you want basic answers, there's other people

00:20:56.880 out there that'll give you basic answers. But if you want like help solving the complex problem,

00:21:01.740 that's what I do. And I do it at a high level. So that's why my rates are, but, and I always find

00:21:06.160 it funny. It's like, you know, Oh, you're taking advantage of simps. It's like nobody's holding a gun to

00:21:10.940 anybody's head, man. It's like, this is what I do. And I prefer not doing private consoles.

00:21:16.980 Um, I actually have a lot more fun doing other things. Trust me. It's not for the money. It's

00:21:22.820 to protect my time. So I'm not swamped with bookings Monday morning and punch in and never

00:21:27.560 get paid. Of course not. You're going to charge for your time when people demand it. So when people

00:21:30.140 want to talk to me to get coaching for something, or they want to get access to premium stuff that I

00:21:33.140 can't post on YouTube, of course I'm going to charge for it. Right. But there's so many people out

00:21:36.200 there that haven't done the work. It's like, blah, blah, blah. And dude, all I want to say is

00:21:40.500 show me, stop talking, start doing, start showing me, stop banging your chest. It's amazing how not

00:21:45.980 a lot has changed over the last few years. There's far too much of that and not enough

00:21:50.740 doing the work, do the work. And that applies for people watching manosphere content. There's a lot

00:21:56.520 of lazy people that watch manosphere content that don't actually do the work that are looking for

00:22:00.000 the cheat codes. Like self-help man. Like, you know, people, people identify a problem. It's like,

00:22:04.500 okay, I have a problem now. And then you give them a solution and then they don't do anything with it.

00:22:10.500 I even see this with guys that enter my community personally. And it's like,

00:22:15.360 when they do it, we call them out on it. Right. Like me and the top guys in my group,

00:22:19.840 it'll be like, look, that's, that's called being an asshole. And that's asking a question,

00:22:24.620 doing nothing with it. And then coming back again and rephrasing it. A lot of these guys will

00:22:29.240 sometimes start DMing other people and wasting their time with more bullshit. And it's like,

00:22:34.060 there's a lot of that out there. Um, it's not a masculine behavior. It's not what top shelf men

00:22:40.400 do. It's not what gets you results. It's like masturbation. You're just like doing whatever,

00:22:45.340 but you're not actually achieving anything like driving the car into some mud and lighting up

00:22:49.300 the tires and spinning the wheels is the equivalent. Right. And there's a lot of that out there.

00:22:53.960 Um, I think part of the reason why Andrew got so much traction outside of the whole bombastic,

00:22:59.880 uh, loud and the catchy sound sound bites, um, was simply because he caught the attention

00:23:07.120 of a lot of these guys. It's funny, you know, I was at the gym the other day and, um,

00:23:13.620 you know, I was, I think I did a video on this a couple of weeks ago, but, um, I said the same

00:23:18.760 thing to Andrew. I sent him a message. I'm like, you know, a lot of people are like, Oh,

00:23:22.340 I like your stuff. And, you know, thank you for the book and all sorts of stuff.

00:23:25.260 And the very next thing they'll say is, Oh, do you know, Andrew Tate? And it's like the

00:23:28.160 whole top G thing. And I'm not really sure what that means. I think it's, I'm a little

00:23:32.620 bit older, obviously. Okay. So bear with me on this. Cause I've got less life ahead of

00:23:36.740 me than what I've lived. I mean, I've got a lot of experiences and, you know, you see

00:23:41.000 these, uh, kids and they're like, you know, 130 pounds soaking wet and I'm calling them

00:23:46.680 kids. They're probably about 20, like they're not children. So they're, so they're

00:23:49.200 adult, man. They're like 130, 140 pounds soaking wet, you know, five foot 10. Um, you

00:23:55.640 know, and they're walking around beating their chest. Like I'm a top G sort of thing.

00:24:00.060 And it's like, dude, I saw you in the parking lot, pulling your mom's Honda. Uh, and I see

00:24:06.160 you like bench pressing one plate and you're beating your chest and poking at your boys, calling

00:24:11.760 yourself to top G you ain't right. Um, the work needs to be done. There's, there's the act as

00:24:20.460 if concept, which I talked about in a video the other day where I was, where I was detailing, uh,

00:24:24.880 you're not alpha if, and of course, you know, there's some people that get their feathers all

00:24:29.200 ruffled over that, but it is what it is. Right. I mean, you know, the world either sees you as,

00:24:35.040 or they don't see you as right. But there's anyway, let's finish going through this video.

00:24:39.320 In fact, check this out. Let me dig it up. These are some of the grievances that people

00:24:44.120 voiced to me when I asked what they see with problems in the manosphere. Manosphere sounds

00:24:47.400 like a gay nightclub. Too many guys looking for a time machine to take them back to a

00:24:50.000 leave it to beaver time. The belief that there was ever, I think, I think that was Carl that

00:24:53.240 said the second one, uh, black label logic. And he walked out of the manosphere. He, you

00:24:57.600 know, he deleted his social media. He, he just left. He just said goodbye. Cause he didn't

00:25:03.240 see it. Um, I'm guessing as you know, the juice being worth the squeeze for a golden era of

00:25:08.920 masculinity and the freedom from hypergamy, the obsession with obscure philosophy, occultism,

00:25:12.520 and other BS unqualified purple pill hacks, looking for legitimacy by redefining or fabricating

00:25:16.740 red pill fundamentals to align with the shitty choices they made in their own lives.

00:25:19.720 That's the other thing too. There's all these colored pills now, black, white, purple, blue,

00:25:24.720 fucking yellow, green, orange. I don't know. Like how many different colored pills do you need,

00:25:30.040 man? There's like either like it's true or it's a lie. Right. It came from the matrix.

00:25:35.840 Take the blue pill, you plug back in and, you know, sleepwalk through life and everything

00:25:40.920 stays as it was. Take the red one, you unplug from everything. And we go down the rabbit hole

00:25:46.220 and see how far things really go. The thing being though, is that a lot of these health self-help

00:25:50.840 guys, whether they're in the Mano swamp or they're not in the Mano swamp, they want you

00:25:55.360 to drink their Kool-Aid and get drunk on their Kool-Aid. Like it's almost like they want

00:25:59.020 you to hear, they want to hear the words that they're saying come out of your mouth as

00:26:03.740 well. Right. That's, that's self-help and the Mano swamp kind of wrapped up in a nutshell,

00:26:10.020 if that makes sense. Right. Too many one-eyed men selling glasses to blind men, creating

00:26:14.160 unrealistic expectations for how fast a man can get results. Too many chasing tail, sorry,

00:26:17.720 too much chasing tail and not enough chasing of excellence. That's what I preach about all the

00:26:20.620 time. Right. Too many broke fat guys that don't lift that married single moms lecturing men on how

00:26:24.160 to be a real man. So much of that. That's, that's so common. Very, very common. Too many men

00:26:29.740 looking for the cheat codes to play life, women, money on God mode. Really? There's that many guys

00:26:33.180 actually doing it. Honestly, it's, it's a joke. Lazy people who expect you to tell them basic stuff.

00:26:36.360 Anyone can look up on a cell phone. Like what's hypergamy. There's a lot of legitimate grievances

00:26:39.940 and problems with this. Yeah. The, yeah, the laziness gets me all the time. I, I said something the other

00:26:45.520 day in a tweet response. Um, I said something like move more, eat better. Okay. Which would make sense to

00:26:54.640 most people I think that speak English when it comes to self-care, right? Move more, eat better.

00:27:00.680 Dude at replies me. What do you mean by move more? Do I have to explain that? Like we're at the point

00:27:08.120 where we have to explain basic concepts. Space called the manosphere that too many people, you know,

00:27:13.560 go on about being experts. And it's because there's really a lack of true experts. There's dozens upon

00:27:17.680 dozens of guys that, that, that are answering questions like how to get girls and not enough guys

00:27:21.380 solving problems behind the, why you're not getting girls. Like you probably suck. Maybe

00:27:25.260 you need a gym membership and you got to lose 60 pounds. You probably need to get a haircut and

00:27:28.040 get some proper style going on. You need to understand, and very importantly, female nature

00:27:31.360 and what drives women and what drives the dynamics between desire between men and women. Not let's go

00:27:35.720 and memorize lines and go and approach 75 women and bother them in public spaces, hoping that you can

00:27:40.140 get one of them to go out on a date with you, right? Like that's the whole, you know, too many promises

00:27:43.560 of, of, uh, fast results, right? There's a lot of that going on too. People selling programs on how to get

00:27:48.140 fast results. Remember these lines and regurgitate them and go and approach, you know, 75 women

00:27:51.320 harass the crap out of them. Well, what's that going to get you? It's going to get you a lot

00:27:53.540 of disappointment, probably harassment charges or even me too. And they wonder why they're not being

00:27:57.080 successful. And then at the end of that, when they, I was, I was shocked. Like I, like I hung

00:28:01.220 around a lot, you know, for the next few years after this, at the amount of people that had either

00:28:06.520 been running from the law, uh, had criminal charges or had got, uh, guys incarcerated for following

00:28:14.360 the tools and techniques that they offered. Um, but it's a lot more common than you think. A lot of it

00:28:21.200 gets swept away or, you know, you hope that it disappears, but again, sunlight will, will

00:28:26.400 sanitize everything. Like, you know, the whole next step for Andrew, we'll see what it looks

00:28:32.040 like. I think it'll be an interesting unfolding because I think he's generally regarded right

00:28:38.000 now as the self-help, uh, guy, you know, whether it's, you know, you want to call it red pill

00:28:43.640 or unplugging from the matrix, whatever it happens to be. Um, but you know, dude said it earlier up

00:28:50.960 here. Who was it? Henry. Most guys like Andrew brought the cancellation on himself. You know,

00:28:54.920 you play with the bull and you know, you're going to get the horns. You can, you can go out there

00:28:59.060 and say and do certain things. I mean, the conversations that I have with my boys when

00:29:04.080 we're together are different than what you'll see on a stream or in a video. Um, I'm acutely aware

00:29:10.840 of, um, cancel culture. Um, acutely aware of what, uh, can and probably, or may not be able to be

00:29:18.660 said, or you have to sort of water it down or use slightly different language. Um, I mean, there's

00:29:23.960 people out there right now that use very terse and abrasive language, you know, descriptive terms

00:29:29.480 and they haven't been canceled yet, but again, they haven't got the level of media attention.

00:29:35.320 I think that Andrew did, um, when you walk and talk and act like a bull, like an alpha male,

00:29:42.020 you're going to get a lot of attention from people. And, uh, when you say things that can be

00:29:48.440 used against you, it's, it's not self-help anymore. Right. They don't like, you know,

00:29:56.200 it brings you back to the anti-fragility part, right? If, if you're in a position to offer advice,

00:30:02.640 to be helpful, to reveal certain things, you know, to sanitize, you know, the darkness with

00:30:07.460 some light to unplug, whatever it is that you want to call it with some truth. Um, a lot of it is

00:30:14.200 very, very uncomfortable. You know, it's, it's, it's, it's very difficult for people to want to,

00:30:21.340 to hear, um, you know, women, especially, and for soft men, especially too, like weak beta males that

00:30:27.680 have been fed a entire life, like a steady diet of men are weak, you know, bend the knee, just be a

00:30:36.420 nice guy. Um, you know, women are oppressed. Uh, they make less than what men do for the exact same

00:30:41.980 job, blah, blah, blah. At some point, like weak men can be very, very dangerous. I think it was, um,

00:30:48.000 Jordan Peterson says something along the lines of, you know, if you think that tough guys are

00:30:51.420 dangerous, wait till you get a load of what weak guys, you know, can and will do. And a lot of the

00:30:57.560 negative, um, sound bites that you'll hear don't come from alpha males. They don't come from strong,

00:31:02.960 virtuous men. They come from weaker guys. Um, they come from weaker guys and, uh, more so like the

00:31:10.420 victim mindset, you know, it's like, Oh, poor me. And they fit, you know, they find a reason to be

00:31:16.100 offended, hurt. Um, you know, not, not in a safe space, something like that. And then it gets

00:31:22.700 amplified. And that's exactly what happened to Andrew. Cheat codes to life. This is the best

00:31:27.380 part. You know, people that consume content in the manuscript when they're not willing to do the

00:31:31.040 work, lose the weight, get the gym membership, make the money, figure out, you know, the, you know,

00:31:34.860 the whole like lose the weight thing really what 65, 70% of the North American populations

00:31:42.060 overweight, fat, obese, morbidly obese, and some category where it's an unhealthy BMI.

00:31:48.320 Right. And it's like, all you have to do is move more and eat better. And a lot of them won't even

00:31:56.140 do that. Right. Like there's some lazy ass creators even that won't even do that. And they'll just go

00:32:00.060 get liposuction. Right. Cause they don't want to do the work, but just the fundamentals of the optics

00:32:05.620 of strength and masculinity, health and fitness, just a decent diet, a good workout protocol,

00:32:14.300 a decent workout protocol. And if you're a young guy, it should be easy as hell, man. Like when you

00:32:18.660 get to my age, trust me, it's, it's a lot harder to maintain, um, you know, physical conditioning,

00:32:24.380 but a lot of the young guys that, you know, are out there going, I need some help. Can you jump rope

00:32:29.620 for two minutes straight? Uh, can you do 20 body weight dips, you know, with a dip bar? I was just

00:32:35.980 at the gym this morning doing this 20, no problem. Right. Uh, like, you know, can you do 25 pushups,

00:32:41.760 like just bait, like basic body weight stuff. And if you can start with, you know, easy fundamentals

00:32:47.520 and kind of work from there, learn combat skills, learn how to fight going, you know, join a dojo box,

00:32:53.880 kickbox crop. I don't care. Do something so that you develop the competency skills and improve

00:32:58.560 your conditioning and your mental health. That's, that's what I heard a lot of from,

00:33:03.120 you know, Andrew was become a better version of yourself. Do the fucking work. You know,

00:33:08.020 don't, don't be lazy. Don't, don't surround yourself with mediocrity when you can surround

00:33:11.900 yourself with excellence. Right. The basic dynamics of the sexual marketplace, then they get pissed

00:33:15.980 off and then they point and sputter. Oh, you're a scam. That's a lie. Blah, blah, blah. You know,

00:33:19.560 this, that, and the other thing. That's like the whole doomer, uh, trope, you know,

00:33:22.460 the black pill guys. Right. And then they'll go and, you know, manufacture indignation. I'll give you a

00:33:25.940 great example. I had a coaching call the other day with this guy, dude books 15 minutes. Okay.

00:33:29.460 And his problem was he's a 38 year old guy. He's new to North America. He's got a very thick Indian

00:33:33.000 accent working for a tech company as an engineer. And he wanted me to produce a magic wand that would

00:33:36.920 solve all of his problems in 15 minutes, his strategy to get a girl to like him, which is

00:33:40.180 what he bought. Like terrible, terrible game wanted the cheat codes to fixing, getting one girl

00:33:46.940 like that. And it's like, there's actually people out there that promise that. And there's people out

00:33:52.940 that are like, Hey, you know, if you follow these texting tips, or if you buy my, you know,

00:33:58.360 course on picking up girls or something like that, we'll get you there. But I've always said,

00:34:04.360 it's a mind mindset thing, right? It's like adopt a new mindset. Don't memorize and regurgitate

00:34:10.580 language terms, text message clips, or whatever it happens to be. It's a mindset shift where you

00:34:16.520 actually become the game. You know, we talk about this a lot and like, I run a bunch of group chats

00:34:20.720 and one of them's like a top tier one, you know, my community. And it's like the constant theme is

00:34:26.700 you can't fake this, you know, you can't fake it till you make it like you actually have to become

00:34:30.580 the game. You know what I'm saying? Book the call for because he wanted to get a wife. His strategy

00:34:34.540 was to approach a woman that's 15 years younger than him from his church. And he chose me a picture

00:34:38.060 of some other guy that looks kind of like him with his arms wrapped around her wanting that girl

00:34:41.480 trying to figure out how do I get that girl and get her to marry me. And his approach was tell her

00:34:45.740 that I like her, find her funny, and then tell her that he wants to wife her up.

00:34:48.700 And a lot of the stuff that you get in the self-help, you know, sort of space for guys or in the

00:34:53.720 Mano Swamp, you know, I call it the Mano Swamp because it's a better name than Manosphere, to be

00:34:58.000 honest with you. It's build a better beta sort of recipes, like not dealing with the core problem,

00:35:07.260 right? Like a guy wants to solve his entire world view in 15 minutes when he's new to a country,

00:35:13.920 is completely beta-tized, raised by a single mom, works in a boring industry, doesn't have any

00:35:20.820 interesting skills or hobbies. You see where I'm going now, right? And it's like, dude, we're not

00:35:25.140 going to solve this problem in 15 minutes, right? We're going to have to dive real deep down this

00:35:28.200 rabbit hole and reconfigure your belief system. Because right now, what you've been doing ain't

00:35:31.680 working. And that's going to take a lot of work. But does a guy want to do the work? No. He's lazy.

00:35:35.720 It's amazing how almost nothing has changed over the last few years since I made this video.

00:35:39.740 Yeah. There's too many lazy people out there that are unwilling to do the work on themselves. They'll

00:35:43.180 go and spend thousands of dollars on stupid PUA courses, chasing women, trying to regurgitate

00:35:46.760 lines, or going to stupid events. When what they should be doing is finding somebody that's truly

00:35:50.320 an expert that's done the work, book their time, and get the training from them directly.

00:35:53.080 You know, I take that back. Start by getting a gym membership. Start by getting some meal planning

00:35:58.860 going. Start by signaling the optics of what masculinity and strength actually look like,

00:36:05.480 right? Because the inner game is becoming it, right? It's not like basics, like just memorize

00:36:15.600 stuff. It's not really. Do a lot of people do? It's understanding it. And you don't even need

00:36:22.340 any of the stuff that you see out there. If I could recommend one place to start,

00:36:28.820 intelligent guys can start with evo psych. Okay. When it comes to society, pecking orders,

00:36:37.160 hierarchies, women, what women respond to, like all of that stuff, evo psych stuff, right? And

00:36:44.860 the evolution desires, very, very straightforward read. David Buss is the author. He's an evo psych

00:36:50.780 guy. There's another interesting book, which he coauthored as well, called the, I think it's called

00:36:56.700 why women have sex. And if you get the audio version, I think it's read by a female, if I'm

00:37:02.080 not mistaken, but there's a female coauthor that he worked with collaborating on the research and

00:37:06.980 collecting the data. You know, you start with that and you see the code in the matrix. You're like,

00:37:11.900 oh, okay, now I, now I see it. You may not like it, but now I see it, right? Do it? No, a handful do,

00:37:18.960 but I'll tell you what, the guys that are booking with me, they're getting shit done, man. They're

00:37:21.300 getting a lot of stuff done. But anyway, you know, back to the point of the manosphere, many,

00:37:24.320 many problems with it, too many fakes, too many liars, too many people that haven't done the work

00:37:27.420 that are projecting outwardly that they're awesome. They are like, you know, it's like social

00:37:30.820 media. You know how they say that social media is like a highlight reel? You know, it's like you

00:37:34.020 see these people that pretend to be awesome in social media, but in real life, they're not.

00:37:37.180 There's a lot of guys in the manosphere that are like that, where they claim to have answers

00:37:41.420 that they do not, or they offer BS advice, or they do things that they don't live up to.

00:37:45.200 Yeah. Speaking of BS advice, I've, I've heard firsthand, like absolutely shit advice that would

00:37:54.020 just send a guy down the wrong path, dispense to guys that I know personally. And there's nothing

00:38:02.360 you can do about it, really. Because there's no, like, it's a permissionless environment to upload

00:38:09.120 to YouTube, for example, if that's where the platform is. You don't need anybody's permission

00:38:12.580 to record a video and upload it. You just have to sound compelling enough. I remember when I was a

00:38:16.500 kid, my, um, one of my friend's dad, he used to run this business, um, 20, $25 million a year

00:38:22.400 business. And, um, you know, one of the lessons I learned from him was he said something along the

00:38:26.840 lines of bullshit baffles brains. And you can hold out, you can purport to be something that you're

00:38:32.660 not because most people aren't that smart and they're not smart enough to figure it out.

00:38:37.080 I've, I've heard a man, okay. In the same room, room saying that he is amazing and that he only goes

00:38:42.220 out with nines and tens. And then after I heard him say that within literally 45 minutes, I see him

00:38:46.700 bring into the event area, a two. And I just couldn't believe it. And I was not the only one

00:38:52.220 shaking my head at this, right? Like there's, there's example after example, after example,

00:38:55.700 you're banging on telling people to buy your course or program saying that you're only with

00:38:58.400 nines and tens, but you walk at two into the hotel. Come on guys. Like it's, it's going to come

00:39:01.980 back and bite you in the butt at some point. You got to be smarter than that. Those of you that are

00:39:04.700 creating content out there, I challenge you to be better. I know you can be better. Some of you, I know

00:39:07.900 very well, and I know you can be better. I'm not going to be around you though,

00:39:10.240 unfortunately. Right. I don't want to be around losers. I mean, you can't soar like an eagle. If

00:39:13.900 you surround yourself with turkeys, it's just not going to happen. That's why I've been solo since

00:39:17.760 December. I just, you know, I'm just happier that way. It's better, right? These guys need to level

00:39:22.880 up. They need to level up the game. They need to actually do the work. They need to stop screwing

00:39:26.240 people over. They need to stop lying to people and misleading them with results that they've never

00:39:30.380 achieved themselves. Always ask yourself this guys. I'm going to wrap up on this note. Cause I feel

00:39:33.360 like I'm banging on too long in this video. Always ask yourself this. Would you want to trade

00:39:36.140 places with that person? You know, whatever somebody dispenses advice, ask yourself,

00:39:39.640 would I trade my life for their life out of the dozens of people that I know in this space?

00:39:44.040 Yeah, I think I can, uh, I think I can wrap it up on that note. There was, um,

00:39:48.540 you know, as far as like self-help and like masculinity stuff, let me see. Can I put this

00:39:54.140 up on the screen? Uh, remove and let's, uh, stop screen. Let's throw this up here. Cause I came

00:40:02.340 across the Haka. I love this man. This thing is fricking awesome. Share screen tab.

00:40:10.300 This right here. Okay. You should be able to hear this. I just came across this today.

00:40:16.280 So if you don't know what this dance is, it's called the Haka. Um, Southern, Southern Pacific,

00:40:24.240 I think like Southern Island or sort of thing. I'm assuming this is probably in New Zealand where

00:40:29.780 they filmed this. And, um, it's just a quick minute clip, but just watch this. I mean,

00:40:34.240 you can improve the lives of a lot of men quite simply by teaching them this dance and having

00:40:41.360 them do it on a consistent basis. Um, often when a lot of these, um, sporting leagues and teams

00:40:47.660 challenge another team and it's a world final or something like that, you'll see this. Some of you

00:40:52.120 may have not seen this. This might be like a replay for some of you that have seen it before,

00:40:55.900 but just check this out. Like, I love this dance. Just listen to this show.

00:41:14.140 from all the other collab.

00:41:16.140 Um, Um.

00:41:16.640 Uh, Um, I'll see.

00:41:17.700 I'll see you on my spot!

00:41:24.760 Oh, don't let speak more break, don't let back break my sport!

00:41:26.800 Okay, my, my, – oh my!

00:41:30.080 Oh, my!

00:41:31.600 Thank God!

00:41:32.260 Oh

00:42:02.260 I'm just gonna mute it while it continues to play

00:42:30.900 But one of the points that I wanted to make is you have an entire room here

00:42:34.580 This is probably some kind of boy school entire room here

00:42:37.540 And if you go back an entire upper level up over here, I don't know how many kids are in this room

00:42:42.320 Like a few hundred hundreds for sure

00:42:45.200 All doing the exact same thing following the same movement. It's very powerful

00:42:51.220 Like look at the faces on the kids in the front rows here. Like look at this motherfucker

00:42:54.900 Like he's taking it very very seriously

00:42:58.040 Now this is what a lot of the self-help stuff is everybody, you know

00:43:03.120 They take it very seriously, you know, they memorize the moves and the lines and sort of stuff like that

00:43:07.300 But again, i'm assuming this is new zealand

00:43:10.700 If you're not familiar new zealand is probably the biggest soy country in the world right now

00:43:15.880 They allowed themselves to get locked down like no other country the leader the prime minister. I can't remember her name

00:43:22.500 But she was in the media recently and she was talking about how you should just trust

00:43:28.720 You know the government and you should just listen to the government and follow what they say

00:43:33.040 Now if the if the entire country voted for this woman, you know with the whole

00:43:38.220 Narratives and the lockdowns and just trust us and you know line up to get your 17 booster jab sort of thing

00:43:44.000 If the entire country fell for it, even though you've got a room full of boys like this, you know that memorized

00:43:50.260 You know the movements and the lines and all that sort of stuff. It makes you wonder, you know, but the differences between

00:43:55.580 consuming

00:43:57.060 And regurgitating and actually living right and that's the becoming the game part

00:44:03.020 That's that's like the becoming, you know, the better version of yourself

00:44:06.280 A lot of guys will go out in there watch it. They'll yeah, i'll get up like jocko wilnick and i'll do my workout at 3 30 a.m

00:44:12.200 And i'll take a picture of my uh wristwatch and the sweat on the floor. Yeah, i'll i'll i'll get the um

00:44:17.580 Gorilla kettlebells, you know from joe rogan's store and you know i'll swing them and you know

00:44:23.880 I'll be just like him sort of thing

00:44:25.080 But the vast majority of guys are like the kids

00:44:28.380 That I see that are, you know beating their chest 140 pounds soaking wet at the gym

00:44:34.180 Uh, you know talking about being the top g it's like no, dude, you're not you're not andrew you're not driving a bugatti

00:44:40.000 You're not even close. Okay, but it's like

00:44:42.340 I'm glad you're you're doing something

00:44:44.660 I I see the movements but have you actually adopted the new mindset, right?

00:44:49.400 That's where the results start to come. That's where self-help results really come from

00:44:52.720 Right and they do get there. Um, not all of them. Most of them don't but they do get there

00:44:58.340 Uh, let me just go back here in the chat. Uh neem says with little effort you can move mountains, but only

00:45:03.780 uh mouthwork

00:45:04.940 Can't move your legs but only mouthwork. Yeah, um

00:45:08.840 A little super there chris says respectfully many guys in a man of swamp

00:45:14.160 Uh seem to only care about women including red pill guys who I call friends focus on getting results outside of getting laid

00:45:20.300 and I said one time that um

00:45:22.940 There's two kinds of people you can't trust in the world. You can't trust anybody that

00:45:27.400 Constantly focuses all their attention

00:45:29.840 On getting laid and racking up a notch count and people that don't get laid

00:45:34.180 Because either one of them will throw you under the bus for any benefit at any given time think about that for a second

00:45:40.520 I'll start to the u building better habits

00:45:46.000 Uh

00:45:47.680 One man's chorus. Uh rish you keep saying that today's young men are soy

00:45:56.180 Consider the percentage of millennials and zoomers who are raised by single moms and public school teachers today's men were socialized by women

00:46:02.220 yeah, and

00:46:03.220 That's one of the things that i've been thinking about a lot lately, too

00:46:06.700 um

00:46:07.840 Because there's this you know, this notion of well

00:46:10.040 You can solve that by homeschooling your uh, your kids

00:46:13.020 can you

00:46:13.960 Can you really solve

00:46:16.120 That problem by homeschooling your kids because even if

00:46:18.880 You're a patriarch you live out in the woods a rural you've got, you know, like a well dug for your water

00:46:25.840 You've maybe grow, you know, some of your own, uh produce

00:46:29.080 You've got some animals on your land and you homeschool your kids

00:46:32.320 Can you really change that right? You know, you know, it's a question that I would pose right now because it's like

00:46:38.440 You know, some people will homeschool their kids and they'll go put them in the school system at some point

00:46:43.400 Or they'll expose them to screens at some point

00:46:47.280 And I would argue

00:46:49.340 That you could homeschool your kids

00:46:51.840 I don't know for the first 10 years of their lives, you know sort of thing and then

00:46:56.400 once they get their hand on

00:46:58.320 What society tries to throw at them?

00:47:02.980 Uh wokeness rainbows

00:47:05.060 uh tiktoks i'm i'm convinced tiktok is a psyop

00:47:09.040 Okay, uh china knows what they're doing like the stuff that the chinese consume

00:47:14.560 In asia is different from the tiktok that we consume in north america

00:47:19.200 There's a reason why the military doesn't let people use tiktok from what I understand. I don't know if that's still true today

00:47:24.440 Maybe they've changed that. I don't know but

00:47:26.480 It's a psyop and it's algorithmically designed

00:47:30.700 I believe to soften most of society now that being said it's also got code

00:47:36.800 Which is going to amplify anything that that keeps people on the platform

00:47:40.740 uh improves watch time

00:47:42.780 um and

00:47:44.480 Discussion engagement

00:47:46.120 Commentary stuff like that

00:47:48.060 So I think what you're probably going to see is you're going to see some of that change because

00:47:51.400 That's like one of the reasons why

00:47:53.240 um

00:47:53.860 Andrew, you know blew up so much

00:47:55.620 was that he leveraged his

00:47:57.660 Affiliate network to produce so many uh different tiktok accounts

00:48:01.980 To pump out his uh content

00:48:04.160 And the algorithms reward that or they still do, you know, maybe maybe to this moment

00:48:10.580 But I believe that's going to change

00:48:11.760 Um, you know, but to the point over here of like, you know, today's men are socialized by women

00:48:16.380 It's like like how do you change that? How do you stop that?

00:48:20.180 It's very difficult. You don't you don't own your kids when you expose them to

00:48:25.900 outside influence

00:48:27.240 um

00:48:28.700 Unless you're

00:48:30.340 Amish

00:48:32.000 And you don't have electricity

00:48:34.060 tv, you know, like whatever

00:48:37.100 um

00:48:38.520 They are going to get exposed to mainstream narratives. They're going to get exposed to

00:48:44.380 Notions like your sons will be weakened

00:48:47.800 right like they will be convinced that um

00:48:50.740 They should should stay and be weak. They'll be lied to and told to just be themselves and be a nice guy

00:48:57.020 And uh, they'll watch media and advertising saying that, uh, men are idiots and they're incompetent and that women are better

00:49:03.880 Um, and women will hear messages about men and women are equal. They're, you know, they're the same you two ladies can be promiscuous

00:49:11.440 Uh, men just can't do it. You know, you should do it, too

00:49:14.320 um

00:49:15.480 You're beautiful at any size weight height color of hair or whatever

00:49:19.480 um standards

00:49:21.400 They're they're they're softening the fabric of society

00:49:26.060 And it's very very difficult to penetrate that today

00:49:29.180 And to get a clear concise message about strength masculinity competency ownership

00:49:34.940 I don't when I talk I don't talk to um chicks, you know, like i'm i'm talking to the dudes i'm talking to men

00:49:42.140 Okay, I make videos, you know

00:49:44.740 As if i'm talking to

00:49:47.160 My sons, you know, sort of sort of thing

00:49:49.760 Um, women already have it pretty easy in the world overall

00:49:53.920 Um, you know a lot of times, you know, people ask me well, you know

00:49:57.280 Well, women can do this too and you're you know, like your information is helpful, you know for women and what what advice would you give the gals rich?

00:50:03.400 and it's like

00:50:04.000 Is it different? Yeah, I mean

00:50:07.580 I would tell a son not to get married put himself first and make something out of himself

00:50:12.320 and

00:50:13.720 I would tell the daughter preserve, you know, your femininity preserve your beauty

00:50:18.700 um

00:50:19.840 You know

00:50:21.000 Like women are born something, you know, they're born beautiful and if they live their life correctly and they don't party and they don't drink

00:50:29.140 And they don't smoke and they don't do stupid shit and run around with a bunch of guys

00:50:32.040 um

00:50:33.260 You know, that's that's basically where their value comes from

00:50:36.920 Look, i'm not saying

00:50:38.920 Don't go get a job. I'm not saying don't don't go get a degree if you want

00:50:43.580 But that's not what guys want

00:50:45.140 um, you know, the top shelf guys that all women pine for

00:50:48.400 aren't

00:50:49.560 Like there's no guy that ever said

00:50:51.660 Even even broke guys, you know that ever said. Oh, yeah, look at the degree on her

00:50:55.700 Look at her degree when she walks away. Check that out. Hey

00:50:58.940 Check that out when she walks away. That's a nice degree on her, huh?

00:51:03.060 Framed in mahogany

00:51:04.140 Little letters after her name. That's hot

00:51:06.820 Guys don't do that

00:51:08.420 They look at the optics of beauty and what do women look at? They look at success

00:51:12.340 They look at competency skills. They look at guys that are strong

00:51:15.900 That have a backbone that can make it rain. You know, they know how to make money

00:51:20.360 Okay, proper money like, you know

00:51:22.420 Money that you know makes a difference that you know does something so it's like

00:51:26.580 Yeah, it's a serious problem, right? And I don't have all the answers. I can't fix the world

00:51:32.920 People are like oh rich, you know, you have a platform. Why don't you fix things?

00:51:35.400 Why don't you say this or you need to say that you need to say this it's like

00:51:37.700 No, i'm going to say what I want to say

00:51:40.060 Okay

00:51:40.880 You're not going to like sometimes what I say you may not adopt what I say

00:51:45.860 It might ruffle your feathers when I say things but i'm going to say what i'm going to say

00:51:50.140 And i'll you know, like i'll tell you something

00:51:52.860 Guys and you know guys it's the vast majority that are watching my content

00:51:59.640 Again, can you do 25 push-ups? Can you get on some dip bars and do 20 dips?

00:52:04.920 Can you skip rope for 20 minutes without being out of breath?

00:52:08.120 Do you know how to fight you know how to defend yourself?

00:52:10.200 Do you know how to defend a woman or women, you know, you know

00:52:13.280 Can you can you do any of these basic things?

00:52:16.680 You know, can you solve problems or you just sit there and go well, i'm just going to play video games

00:52:20.300 Right, or you're gonna watch, you know, like a video

00:52:23.580 and

00:52:24.820 You know, you see a hashtag or something like that and like yeah, i'm a top g too. That's me. I'm a top g

00:52:29.600 It's like I remember a couple weeks ago. I had this young man call in on my unplugged alpha podcast

00:52:34.780 and um

00:52:36.040 One of the things he said I think um velcro made a clip out of it. He said something along the lines of uh

00:52:41.460 I'm a high value man and it's like

00:52:44.020 Nope, I stopped him right there

00:52:46.220 He was complaining that he couldn't um wear the hat that he wanted to wear when he was cutting the grass

00:52:52.680 He complained that his uh, wife would browbeat him over the position of the toilet seat

00:52:58.460 It's like simple shit like woman just put the toilet seat down. Okay. I'm busy here. I'm chasing excellence

00:53:04.760 I'm doing something right. I'm doing something useful with my life and it's like having a fight over toilet seat is nonsense

00:53:10.020 Right, but this is the state that guys are in it like you're not a high value guy

00:53:13.100 If you don't if you don't have the capacity to lead in the relationship, right?

00:53:17.480 She doesn't see you that way. I guarantee it. Otherwise

00:53:20.340 Why would she be tripping you over something basic like that?

00:53:25.980 Uh, yeah, I saw the video of joe reviewing tiktok's user terms. It's it's crazy

00:53:31.900 Um, there's a clip out there somewhere on youtube. It's not very long. You can go look it up

00:53:36.580 But he's but it's but it's basically like here. Let me see if I can dig it up real quick

00:53:40.740 It's not a very long clip

00:53:42.740 Uh, joe rogan

00:53:44.740 Exposes tick tick tock. I always spell that wrong

00:53:55.860 See if the search engine works

00:53:59.060 crazy terms of service

00:54:01.060 Yeah, here we go

00:54:03.700 Uh, yeah, you guys got to watch this is like it's like a two-minute clip

00:54:07.060 Uh, share screen tab

00:54:12.260 Joe rogan. There we go

00:54:15.860 Oh my god, I read

00:54:20.040 Tiktok's terms of service. I went down a tiktok rabbit hole yesterday. Yeah, it's good

00:54:25.300 I stayed home smoked a little weed and I started reading up on tiktok. Yeah, oh my god

00:54:29.960 I'm gonna read you this because this is so crazy

00:54:32.720 Imagine being a stand-up comic and be like i'm gonna smoke a blunt and go read some tiktok terms of service

00:54:38.080 Is it good or bad bad?

00:54:40.240 It's so what are you saying? It's a bad place to be listen to this. This is uh, from tiktok's privacy policy

00:54:46.560 All right, it said, uh, we collect certain information about the device you use to access the platform

00:54:53.680 Such as your ip address

00:54:55.520 Um

00:54:56.880 User region

00:54:58.240 Uh, this this is really crazy

00:55:00.000 Uh, user agent mobile carrier time zone settings

00:55:04.960 Identifiers for advertising purpose model of your device

00:55:08.240 We're only we're only a third of the way through and they already know the model of your device everything about your phone

00:55:14.320 Uh, you know your operating system here. I'm gonna speed it up a little bit

00:55:18.000 It's the device system network type device ids your screen resolution and opera

00:55:22.160 Your screen resolution

00:55:23.840 Like they're collecting data on your screen resolution

00:55:27.040 Reading system app and file names and types so all your apps and all your file names

00:55:31.520 So you know about all your file names on your phone all the apps you have on your phone

00:55:35.520 Well things you have filed away on your phone. They have access to that file names and types keystroke patterns or rhythms

00:55:40.000 So they're monitoring your keystrokes. Which means they know every

00:55:42.240 If you guys don't know about heat mapping, um

00:55:44.640 If if you've ever created a website

00:55:46.960 One of the things that you want to do with a website is you want to put this this like cookie code on it

00:55:51.680 Basically, and it tracks uh heat mapping. So what you do on the screen

00:55:56.320 Um, this is basically what tick tock's doing is they're essentially heat mapping the use of

00:56:01.600 their app and i'm assuming

00:56:03.440 Um, since they're tracking other apps and what you're doing with your phone

00:56:07.520 Everything pretty much

00:56:08.960 Fucking thing you type wow battery state

00:56:11.600 Audio set a percentage of your battery

00:56:14.160 Audio settings things and connected audio devices where you log in from multiple devices

00:56:18.960 We'll be able to use your profile information to identify your activity across devices

00:56:23.440 We may also associate you with information collected from devices other than those you need you use to log into the platform

00:56:29.600 We're only halfway through

00:56:31.120 Meaning they can use other computers that you're not even using to log into tick tock

00:56:35.600 They can suck the data off that that's what you're agreeing to when you download and start using tick tock. Do you?

00:56:40.320 That's why it's insane dude like

00:56:42.880 Here i'm gonna remove this now

00:56:45.200 I

00:56:45.680 I have a tick tock account, you know, and I upload clips there and i'm telling you right now delete tick tock. You don't need it

00:56:52.320 um

00:56:53.440 I'm telling you as somebody that uploads video there

00:56:56.080 I don't like I really try not to consume it because if you start scrolling through it

00:57:00.240 It's like they suck you in man with their with their total bullshit

00:57:04.320 Uh, rashid says love your content. Do you have plans to write another book? Yes, i'm working on the follow-up to it

00:57:11.120 um

00:57:12.160 I'm quite chuffed. He says I have read your book six times so far. Just a masterpiece. Thanks, man

00:57:16.880 I really really appreciate that look if you if you've read my book, please leave a review on amazon

00:57:21.600 It helps me if you haven't get it. It's i'm

00:57:24.560 I'm i'm proud of this book, but i'm going to be honest with you the follow-up that i'm writing to this

00:57:28.560 I think is going to be even better and um

00:57:32.800 Um

00:57:32.880 We'll see when it comes out. It'll be out next year. We'll see

00:57:36.780 Oh, man, um

00:57:39.760 So what do we covered here we got into? Uh, let's close that and remove the books and the twitter feed and the haka and that video from the manosphere

00:57:49.640 a few years ago

00:57:51.600 Okay

00:57:54.160 Yeah, uh, jaren's talking about heat mapping. Yeah, it's it's a very very effective tool to monitor everything that you do

00:58:00.980 So cancel culture

00:58:02.780 best thing that you can do guys is

00:58:05.840 If you're going to broadcast yourself be as anti-fragile as possible meaning if chaos comes your way

00:58:11.840 If they try to do something to stop you you actually improve

00:58:14.520 I think andrew's a smart guy and I hope he comes out the other end better than what he was before

00:58:20.400 um

00:58:21.500 I don't see him the way that a lot of you guys see him

00:58:24.300 You know, I see guys calling him the top g and I don't even know what the fuck a top g is to be honest with you

00:58:28.800 I think I think it means gangster if i'm not mistaken

00:58:31.840 Maybe you guys can you know correct me in the live chat, but

00:58:33.860 um

00:58:34.920 Like I know legitimate like italian mobsters

00:58:38.200 Um, so I see him as a very funny guy

00:58:41.860 Um, one of my favorite podcast interviews that i've seen with him was with uh tom segura who's a stand-up comic

00:58:48.520 And I mentioned this before, you know, his own wife even said during the uh podcast that

00:58:52.540 He's had world-class comics sitting opposite from him and he's never laughed as hard as he did with tate and I thought andrew was very very funny

00:58:59.560 Um, I think he's in my opinion

00:59:03.420 I think I see him first as a comedian then I see him as a car guy

00:59:06.700 Um, he loves cars. I like dude

00:59:10.000 Anybody that likes cars is all right with me. I don't care what brand of car it is

00:59:14.260 I don't care if it's a subaru sti. I don't care if it's a bugatti

00:59:18.160 If you like cars and you can talk cars

00:59:20.780 I'm down to shoot the shit

00:59:22.540 Um, I just like car guys

00:59:24.820 He's an entrepreneur. He's obviously a successful kickboxer won a bunch of fights. I think he'll be okay

00:59:30.420 um

00:59:31.600 He'll I I would not be surprised if he got a

00:59:35.540 Signed deal at this time, uh, to do a

00:59:39.880 Uh, a podcast on a platform like spotify

00:59:42.220 um

00:59:43.500 It would be stupid for

00:59:47.040 Other platforms to ignore the popularity

00:59:50.920 Uh, they should be capitalizing on it. And if I was andrew, I would definitely, uh, take advantage of that

00:59:56.840 Um, a lot of people have said well, you know, you should go to this platform or go to that platform or

01:00:02.300 So and so is gonna I saw this video somebody

01:00:05.300 Um served to me or sorry

01:00:07.440 I think the algorithms, you know served to me

01:00:09.080 I can't remember who it was but it was a british guy and he said something like I'm gonna save the manosphere with my video platform

01:00:13.840 And it's like, oh here we go another fucking centralized video platform. That's going to save the world

01:00:19.020 Right, um

01:00:21.020 The reason why I haven't moved to another platform

01:00:23.980 Is very very simple. They're all the same

01:00:26.540 um

01:00:27.640 If you violate their terms

01:00:30.060 Which aren't explicit and clear

01:00:32.480 If we're being honest

01:00:33.960 So if they don't like you is what it boils down to if they don't like you and they want to take you off

01:00:38.000 They will remove you. It doesn't matter if it's

01:00:40.240 rumble

01:00:41.580 odyssey

01:00:42.680 um

01:00:43.680 Locals was the other one that dave rubin did I think with peterson. I think I think peterson, you know got out of that deal

01:00:50.200 It doesn't matter what they are, but if they're centralized. There's no point in my view. I'm waiting for web three

01:00:55.880 decentralized

01:00:56.560 social media where

01:00:58.880 There's there's consensus, you know, for example, like look if you want to remove somebody from a from a decentralized platform and you want to cancel them

01:01:07.240 Let the people on the platform vote not the people that not the not the people sitting in that

01:01:13.660 One room where there's six

01:01:15.140 You know victim mindset purple haired angry people that hate men sort of thing

01:01:20.340 You don't want to take you off. I don't like if they shut that show

01:01:22.280 I'm going to take them off. Let's just delete them and then we'll call our friends at this show. Hey, you know tiktok. Yeah, okay

01:01:26.920 We're gonna take them down. Yeah, okay payment processes. Yeah, you know, we're gonna take them. That's what they do

01:01:31.140 They come at you from all angles. It's you know, it's a coordinated attack and then it's like, okay

01:01:35.460 We'll take away his ability to speak

01:01:37.460 We'll take his you know, take away his ability to broadcast. We'll take away his ability to process payments

01:01:42.620 We'll take away his ability to

01:01:44.160 Uh host, you know on a website will take away his ability to use things like discord

01:01:50.440 um

01:01:51.620 So then it becomes a coordinated attack and then you know, you're kind of forced to go to some small, you know rinky dink platform

01:01:58.900 the real solution to cancel culture

01:02:00.920 and

01:02:01.940 I really hope that you guys listen to this and pay attention to it. It's going to be a web three solution

01:02:07.900 It's going to be a decentralized solution

01:02:09.940 built on like something like the blockchain where

01:02:12.920 You own your content

01:02:15.120 And if people want to see it, they can come and see it

01:02:19.380 If people want you removed, it requires the consensus of whatever to get you

01:02:24.860 Deleted or removed, you know, for example, but you own the content

01:02:28.280 Um, that doesn't exist today. Um, they they profit immensely

01:02:33.200 it's funny, you know, because

01:02:34.680 Social media platforms

01:02:36.540 Tech today will profit immensely

01:02:38.960 from you

01:02:40.060 Processing payments on their platforms

01:02:42.380 Broadcasting messages on their platforms and bring eyeballs to them

01:02:46.300 but as soon as

01:02:47.600 Somebody's feelings are hurt

01:02:49.620 Or enough people's feelings are hurt because

01:02:53.360 You don't like something that is said

01:02:55.340 It's like oh, we'll take it all away

01:02:57.380 It's gone rug pull rug pull, right?

01:03:00.160 It is what it is. That's that's what cancel culture is

01:03:03.680 It doesn't it doesn't aim to improve the world

01:03:05.700 It aims to try to silence and all that you prove when you try to silence somebody like I said earlier is basically that they're right

01:03:11.580 like why would you silence somebody that's wrong when I

01:03:14.620 consume, you know, like something in my feed or if I turn on youtube and i'm not logged in it's some

01:03:20.220 makeup tutorial or some

01:03:23.100 Unattractive

01:03:24.380 A woman that's going to browbeat or bash men and make fun of them

01:03:29.620 I just turn it off. I just move on. I don't complain about it

01:03:33.580 I don't copy it and send it to like a group discussion

01:03:36.620 That's private on facebook and get all the other angry people to come in and sort of mob it out and mass file and report

01:03:42.420 That's what that's what weak people do, right?

01:03:45.840 That's what beta males do. That's what

01:03:47.840 Angry disgruntled people do and

01:03:51.600 It's just not the solution. I don't agree with it at all

01:03:54.600 I personally think that cancel culture is is is a very big problem

01:03:59.040 But we don't have a solution to it. Nobody's done anything about it

01:04:02.280 um

01:04:03.200 I would

01:04:04.160 I would imagine because uh, andrew's name is that popular right now

01:04:09.700 That a guy like elon musk has probably caught wind of it and probably seen some of the

01:04:14.160 The clips, you know some of the shorts and reels

01:04:16.760 And that's the kind of person that has the ability to build a web 3 sort of platform

01:04:22.280 um and get it out there and

01:04:24.800 Push the sort of adoption level that you want, you know, he was talking about doing that with uh twitter

01:04:30.200 And fixing all the problems that they have over there, but then he backed out of the deal

01:04:33.660 And I don't blame him. I mean a lot of the shit that twitter was purporting was just not true

01:04:38.480 Right. We have all these users, but

01:04:40.620 I use twitter and I know a lot of the users that are on twitter are fraudulent. They're fake

01:04:45.420 They're sock puppet accounts or extra accounts or throwaway accounts or whatever, you know, they're just shit talker accounts

01:04:50.760 They're not real people

01:04:52.160 Um, you know, which is why I said earlier. I mean, you know

01:04:55.220 Take a look at somebody's life so that you can evaluate them before you know, you take it seriously

01:05:00.140 Um, and even that is hard to do, you know, like I said, there's a lot of fakes

01:05:04.040 There's a lot of frauds out there

01:05:05.320 Um posers

01:05:06.760 That will hold out to the public that there's something that they're not

01:05:09.760 um

01:05:10.680 They're not always easy to identify like

01:05:14.460 Let me share this story and then i'll wrap up. Um

01:05:17.780 When I used to ride motorcycles

01:05:20.480 And guys that ride sport bikes will know this

01:05:23.540 There's always like a cafe a coffee shop or something like that and you get together with your friends, you know, you go

01:05:29.140 Hang out. It's 11 o'clock at night traffic's died down. You're gonna have a

01:05:33.220 Hot drink of coffee get the caffeine levels up and you're gonna go and you're gonna ride the ramps or find twisties or there's a

01:05:39.000 Canyon road or something like that

01:05:40.400 There's always new guys that would come to the cafes

01:05:42.920 And they would be like oh, I want to come riding with you and they'd have like the latest greatest motorcycle a ducati a sport bike a crotch rock

01:05:49.680 Or whatever happened to be and we'd always be open to bringing them with us

01:05:52.820 But the way that we would evaluate the reel

01:05:55.520 From the posers

01:05:56.960 Was easy because all you had to do was look at their tires and not the rear tire

01:06:00.920 You would look at the front tire because there's a wear wear pattern like if I take

01:06:04.760 um

01:06:05.260 Something round like this over here. You can see it's like a circle, right?

01:06:09.640 When you lean and the tire rolls over on the road, it starts to wear on the inside of the tire

01:06:14.340 Okay, and if they didn't have wear on the inside of the tire, they didn't know how to ride around corners

01:06:18.960 They were just straight line riders and that was their level of skill

01:06:22.180 And we didn't want to take them along because we didn't want them to one to hold us up or two to get hurt trying to keep up with us

01:06:27.160 So we'd only roll with experienced riders that were you know, like kind of newer to the group or something like that

01:06:32.140 Posers aren't always easy to identify when you don't know what to look for and I don't think most people know what to look for when it comes to

01:06:38.940 People holding out to the public that they're experts in certain areas

01:06:42.320 Aka you see a lot of it in the mano swamp and the red pill and all sort of stuff

01:06:45.720 And a lot of them, you know over time sunlight will sanitize it and you know the truth gets revealed

01:06:52.180 But at the end of the day, you know, the real problem is with the person that you need to hold accountable

01:06:57.540 Which is the guy that looks at you in the mirror in the morning

01:06:59.380 That's the guy that you need to hold accountable. Don't worry about holding women accountable holding mano swamp creators accountable

01:07:04.840 Give up on all that shit

01:07:06.620 Give up on all of it immediately. Okay, because self-help

01:07:11.160 Those two words self yourself and help doing it yourself, you know for yourself

01:07:15.600 Starts from within starts with you holding the guy in the mirror accountable and making sure that that guy's the best version of himself

01:07:20.860 Making sure that he's living up to standards that you set and you set high enough standards for him to live up to

01:07:26.440 And then you start getting on with the business to doing the work making the money developing the masculine frame looking good

01:07:31.940 Getting rid of excuses, you know, oh, I got hit by lightning. It's mother nature's fault taking ownership for everything

01:07:39.100 Get hit by lightning. It's your fault, right? Take ownership for everything. Okay, everything in your life

01:07:45.520 Losing the victim mindset destroying all of those like old world plugged in bullshit beliefs that don't serve you that don't help you level up

01:07:53.420 That don't get you the results that you want out of life

01:07:55.340 Stop playing that victim mindset stop like, you know the whole oh, you know women are just whatever

01:08:00.700 Sort of thing or that guy's

01:08:03.220 Like are you the best version of yourself?

01:08:07.020 Rate yourself on a scale of one to ten

01:08:08.820 Ten being the best version of yourself the absolute best that you can possibly be and one being the worst and if you're nowhere near a ten

01:08:15.680 You have some fucking work to do. Let's be honest

01:08:18.440 Pretty much everybody that watches any kind of men's self-help manno swamp content. They're nowhere near a ten

01:08:24.260 That's why they're there because they're looking for answers. So go and start doing the work on yourself

01:08:29.320 That's all this message really is is just get out there and do the damn work cancel culture sucks

01:08:34.520 Sorry, sorry about the top g, you know, i'm sure he'll be back. He'll figure something out

01:08:39.380 the red pill is what it is

01:08:41.180 it's just like

01:08:42.400 Just get out there and kick ass man

01:08:44.740 My dad always used to say just get out there and kick ass richard. Just do it

01:08:48.500 I don't know. It is what it is

01:08:50.520 Okay, i'm gonna wrap it up. I think it's time to get her going i'm getting together with a couple of boys from my group tonight

01:08:56.840 Uh a little bit of housekeeping. I should probably mention since i'm on the stream. Uh, my

01:09:02.380 school of entrepreneurship opens up next monday

01:09:05.140 um, i'll talk about it more on my um

01:09:07.800 Unplugged alpha podcast monday night at 8 p.m on the unplugged alpha podcast channel

01:09:12.560 But if you're on my email list below

01:09:14.600 Uh, you already know that it's opening if you're not you should get on it because that's where you get first notification and some more information about it

01:09:20.700 But essentially

01:09:21.200 I've taken everything that i've learned over the years as an entrepreneur for the last 20 plus years

01:09:26.740 In my own business in the guys that i've coached in the business world in the guys that i've collaborated with

01:09:32.680 in the quarter million dollars that i've spent

01:09:35.160 learning about

01:09:36.580 How to be a better entrepreneur at events through hiring coaches and all that shit

01:09:41.560 I've taken it all i've distilled it down and i've gotten right down to the meat and potatoes

01:09:45.800 There's four to five hours

01:09:47.020 Actually, there's more than that because I because i've uploaded some new content since I did the original recordings

01:09:52.060 There's plenty of useful lectures in there. Let's just say

01:09:55.640 So if you're the kind of guy that's like i'm stuck in a job that I hate and I want more for myself

01:10:00.300 That is one of the ways to create your wealth

01:10:02.580 If you're running a business that isn't profitable and you've got that entrepreneurial sort of like

01:10:06.160 Thing going on

01:10:07.380 And you're not making proper money meaning you're not generating over a million dollars a year in revenue

01:10:12.020 You're nowhere close to it. You don't see the light at the end of the tunnel to make that happen

01:10:15.220 It's got it all in there for you. All right opens monday closes six days later

01:10:19.580 Delivering the content doing zoom calls i'll explain it all on monday night on my channel

01:10:23.920 But get on my email list if you don't know about it launches on monday

01:10:26.640 Hope you guys have an awesome time

01:10:28.920 Looking forward to see the boys tonight

01:10:31.000 and um, yeah, just

01:10:33.180 Again guys, it just boils down to getting out there and doing the damn work and staying away from the losers

01:10:37.380 Don't work with losers. Don't surround yourself with losers. There's anchors and sails in life

01:10:42.600 Make sure that you're doing things that fill your sails with wind and take you to the north next port of call

01:10:47.940 Cut the fucking anchors loose and get rid of the losers

01:10:50.920 You will always be the average of the five people you spend the most time with you surround yourself with five

01:10:56.260 Fat broke dumb lying losers. You will be the sixth. Have a good night. Peace out

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Playing to Win - September 07, 2022

072 - My View on Cancel Culture, Manosphere, TopG, Red Pill etc...

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