REAL AF with Andy Frisella - December 27, 2021


203. Q&AF： Leading Family Members, Competition In Saturated Markets & Andy 2024？


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In this episode, we discuss how to deal with family members and friends who are overweight and how to confront them about it. We also talk about how to get them to confront reality of what it really means to be overweight.

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00:00:00.000 What is up guys, it's Andy Priscilla and this is the show for the realest, say goodbye to
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00:02:11.200 we've done so for many, many years. So with that being said, let's get to it. Yeah.
00:02:16.400 All right. Question number one, Andy, Andy, I have a sister who's overweight. I love her.
00:02:21.880 I care about her, but how should I confront her about this? Cause I want her to be healthy.
00:02:27.800 Well, first thing I would say is what do you look like and how are you living? Right? Because
00:02:33.100 a lot of people, um, think that being healthy has to do with them being thin. All right. And,
00:02:39.140 and because they're thinner than these heavier people, uh, they believe they're more healthy
00:02:44.340 and that might be true. They probably are more healthy, but if you're not working at it every
00:02:48.880 day, if you're not trying hard and being disciplined every day in your actions, there's
00:02:55.740 nothing that's going to inspire that person, uh, behind just your words. And that's what you have
00:03:01.500 to understand. A few things got to happen to really get through to people. One, you've got to get them
00:03:06.380 to confront reality. Okay. The reality of, of what it is, uh, sometimes, and I would say 99.9% of times,
00:03:14.240 this is going to have to come from within inside of them. All right. You're not really ever going to
00:03:20.780 convince someone to do something. Uh, but what you can do is you can convince someone that they should
00:03:27.700 do something by you leading with your actual examples. And then when they get curious about the
00:03:34.340 something, then you talk to them about it. So I think a lot of people really create a negative
00:03:39.540 situation, uh, with their overweight family and friends by, um, you know, almost harassing them
00:03:47.920 about it all the time. Like I see this all the time, like, you know, family members talking to
00:03:51.680 the other family members about, you know, they're all, they're fucking fat, this and that. Um, and
00:03:57.860 they need to lose weight. I'm really worried. I hear this question a million times, but then like,
00:04:00.980 usually the person who is, who is like saying these things is not, uh, they're not, they don't
00:04:06.820 have their shit together. Right. Like they just happen to be a little smaller of this version of
00:04:11.540 the same person. Right. And you know what guys, that's not really fair to do because the truth
00:04:16.620 is some people have, they do have different metabolisms. Some people do have different
00:04:21.740 genetics and you know, you can have a brother or a sister that has genetics that are completely
00:04:27.600 different to you when it comes to how easy it is for them to hold fat or gain muscle or
00:04:32.040 those, all those things matter. And it's real shit. Um, and I don't think you can discount it
00:04:37.260 one way, you know, all the way, like a lot of really fat people like to say, Oh, my fucking genetics, 0.75
00:04:42.120 bro. I'm big boned. Listen, you are fucking fat because of your habits. All right. You may have
00:04:47.760 fat genetics. Yeah. There's lots of people with fat genetics like me, by the way, who stay in pretty
00:04:53.120 damn good shape all year fucking long. Yep. And you know why? Cause I work hard. Okay. So you,
00:04:58.480 your genetics aren't going to make you fat forever. And you know, uh, so a lot of, a lot of bigger
00:05:03.780 people like to claim that I can't do anything. It's genetics. And then, you know, on the other side,
00:05:08.920 um, a lot of people, you know, they think they're fit when in reality they're just genetically a
00:05:17.920 smaller person, right? You know, and you're not doing the work, like you're not planning out your
00:05:22.040 meals. You're not doing the, you're not working out, uh, you know, doing the 45 minute workouts
00:05:27.480 or hour workouts or whatever the fuck it takes. You're not drinking the water. You're not doing
00:05:31.840 none of this shit. And yet, because your, your sister or your brother is a hundred pounds heavier
00:05:36.620 than you or 200 pounds heavier than you, you're, you're like giving them tips on how they could be
00:05:41.820 like you when you're not living it. Right. That's usually the problem in this scenario. Um,
00:05:46.520 the best way that I've learned to get people to act is the same old shit I talk about all the time,
00:05:53.000 which is have your own shit together. And what'll happen is, is if you have your own shit together
00:05:57.800 enough, all right. And you are at enough dinners or social functions, or, uh, you're consistent for
00:06:05.040 long enough to where people recognize like this dude just lives a different way. Yeah. What'll happen
00:06:10.500 is those people will then like, they will become curious and they will ask you questions. And that's,
00:06:16.500 that's a good sign for you to like, that's like your opening to give the advice. Right. But I've
00:06:21.700 been really fat and I've been criticized by fucking everybody. So I understand how, you know, offer,
00:06:29.120 when people offer that kind of stuff at the wrong time, it actually pushes you more towards the
00:06:34.740 other way. It's like, dude, it's like when it's like in high school, right. And like your, your friends
00:06:38.700 dating this fucking girl, who's just trash. She's bad for him. Right. And you can say, Hey dude,
00:06:43.820 this, this bitch is bad news. I love her. Yeah. Right. Right. And you keep telling him all this 0.99
00:06:48.420 shit that, that, that she is about. And he just says, fuck you. And he stops talking to you and
00:06:53.600 goes with her. And then what happens a year later, he comes back and he's like, bro, you got a baby
00:06:58.520 mama. No, no, no. He's like, bro, guess what? You were right. Yeah. She's bad. You know what I'm
00:07:04.740 saying? So like you have to, and in that same scenario, like if that, like if your bro would come up to
00:07:10.860 you and say, Hey man, like, let me ask you some real shit. Like, do you think she's this or that?
00:07:17.880 Right. And you, and that's your invitation to give. So you have permission for, to give feedback,
00:07:23.980 which is then well received or at least better received. So I think understanding that there's
00:07:30.320 a process to getting someone that you care about to, uh, take action. I think the first thing you have
00:07:37.780 to analyze is your own actions. You know, how are you living? How are you, uh, are you exercising
00:07:43.280 discipline? Are you doing the things that, that, that, that person would need to do to get the
00:07:50.080 result that they need to do? But for you, brother, that's exactly what happened with me and you.
00:07:53.760 Yeah. You, you didn't never push me like, all right, it was what it is. You know what I'm saying?
00:07:57.040 But like you were doing your shit every fucking day. And what I eventually say, Andy, can I come do
00:08:02.460 that with you? You know what I'm saying? Like that's exactly how it happened. Yeah. That is how it
00:08:05.240 happened. And you lost 70 pounds now. You know, uh, my mom's a great example of that. My mom's been
00:08:10.640 down like, I don't know, almost a hundred pounds the last couple of years. That's awesome. Yeah,
00:08:15.140 bro. And like, that's, you know, but it's not because you were pushing, pushing. I had pushed
00:08:20.320 it before, but like, you know, the truth was I wasn't actually living when I had pushed it. I wasn't
00:08:28.020 actually always living what I just said I was doing. Yeah. And so if I'm not living that example,
00:08:34.840 and I'm not executing on that discipline and I'm not showing them that the things they tell
00:08:39.300 themselves are impossible are actually possible. Like it's like tonight, I'm going to go to Emily's
00:08:46.260 fucking house for dinner and they're making lasagna. Yeah. Right. I can't eat fucking lasagna.
00:08:50.660 Right. So I'm already figuring out how the fuck I'm going to get around that tonight. Yeah. Like,
00:08:54.500 but I can tell you this when I leave there, I will not have eaten any bullshit. Yeah. And the people
00:09:00.260 that are there, they might think that's weird, but they're at least going to be no, like dude,
00:09:06.080 and dude, you fucking follow says what he does, what he says on the shit. Right. And so then when
00:09:10.000 they get curious about what they want to do, you know, they'll ask not them, but you know what I'm
00:09:14.520 saying? People you're concerned about. Yeah. So like you have to live it before they will actually
00:09:18.700 take it seriously. This is the same principle with all these fucking life coaches and all this
00:09:23.400 bullshit. Like we talked about this the other day, like how a lot of trainers criticize 75 hard
00:09:28.340 because they're, they don't understand what 75 hard is. Yeah. And the reason they criticize it is
00:09:33.580 because they think it's taking from them when in reality, if they were fucking smart, they'd plug 0.60
00:09:38.640 their clients into it. Yeah. Which would broaden their fucking network. Yep. But instead we got
00:09:43.880 these like wannabe fucking trainer personalities around on the internet that I'll try to take a shot
00:09:48.540 and say, Oh, it's a fad. It's a this. It's a that. It's a fucking diet. There's no diet to it.
00:09:52.780 Dumbass. Right. You, you just discredit yourself to every single human by not knowing the
00:09:58.120 fucking program. Right. And understanding there's a billion hashtags, fucking 75 hard
00:10:02.700 and affiliated hashtags on legitimately. This is a billion. Yeah. There's a lot of motherfuckers 0.99
00:10:07.400 doing this program. And so these fucking mid range trainers bash it, not knowing what 0.62
00:10:12.920 it is and alienate far more people than, than they actually even realize. Yeah. Right.
00:10:18.300 And then they end up getting destroyed in the comments and then they delete their posts.
00:10:21.200 Yeah. And the reason they have to delete it is because they're wrong and they didn't do
00:10:25.740 their research and it just exposes them for not doing that fucking research. Right.
00:10:30.620 And when the smart play would be to fucking play your people into it, congratulate them
00:10:36.220 for fucking accomplishment and helping them with their diet portion or their training portion 0.95
00:10:40.020 inside the program. Right. Then you get plugged in. But that's a whole nother business discussion.
00:10:44.000 Yeah. You just, these people are just not smart business people that, you know, they're,
00:10:47.780 they're working from a place of, um, you know, uh, ego and arrogance in my opinion.
00:10:55.060 Yeah, maybe a little bit, but I think it's, I think it's more of their, they don't believe
00:10:58.580 in abundance. Like they don't understand that like everybody can fucking win and this can
00:11:03.280 actually help your clients win more. And if you help your clients win more, they're not
00:11:06.900 going to go fucking, uh, buy 75 hard shit. There's no 75 hard shit to go. Like what these
00:11:12.580 people are is they're afraid of their customers going there and not like they don't get it.
00:11:17.500 It's a free program, bro. Right. Like if you, if you understood the program, like a lot
00:11:21.420 of good trainers do, they pump their people through it. Yeah. You know? Yeah. So it's
00:11:25.240 whatever, man. But like this, it's the point. The point is a lot of these trainers don't
00:11:29.500 live the shit they try to fucking say. And they try to force this shit down your throat.
00:11:33.960 And then, you know, you're like, yeah, no. Yeah. All right. Like it just doesn't work.
00:11:39.620 Yeah. So you, you know, there's a lot of things to digest there, but my point here
00:11:44.400 is this people will, will act when they're ready to act. And if you want to influence
00:11:49.480 them to act, the way to influence them to act is by acting in your own actions and producing
00:11:54.480 your own results. And although your goals might be different, just going through the
00:11:59.600 process of achieving your goals, whatever those might be is going to help inspire those
00:12:04.980 people to do the same. So if you really care about your sister, that's 200 pounds overweight
00:12:11.320 and you happen to be in decent health, if you really care, you will fucking step up your 0.90
00:12:18.680 game. You will show what you're doing. You will, you will, you know, be, make it obvious
00:12:22.760 that you're living that same lifestyle. And, and then there will be a time for a conversation,
00:12:27.920 but I have not found it effective to, uh, you know, just confront people about having
00:12:33.720 the talk. Yeah, bro. Like it doesn't, it doesn't work. It's embarrassing. Not a fucking
00:12:37.200 intervention. It's dehumanizing. It's fucking. And you know, that just makes people more depressed,
00:12:42.740 which makes them go back to their own coping methods of eating more food or drinking more
00:12:47.940 fucking alcohol. And like, you know, it's just, it's just not a good thing for my experience.
00:12:53.920 I think my experience, the best way is to live it first, let people come to you and help them as
00:12:59.940 they go. And as you help each individual, those people will then in turn help other people.
00:13:05.340 Right. Yeah. And this is why having your shit together in life. When I talk about, you know,
00:13:10.220 excellence being the ultimate rebellion, that's why it is because your personal excellence is
00:13:17.160 creates such a ripple effect that you may not see for two, three, five, 10 years down the road.
00:13:22.980 Right. Right. Just by you getting your own shit together. So like, if you really want to
00:13:28.160 fucking change shit, like if you're really committed to changing the culture of this 0.61
00:13:32.600 fucking country, which a lot of people on the show say they are, then you would live that every
00:13:37.580 single day and understand that that life will create more lives like that. And that's the same.
00:13:45.120 It's leadership by example, bro. But you know, people just never actually do it. So they don't
00:13:50.180 understand how well it works. You know, bro, there's how many hundreds of thousands of people
00:13:54.860 have changed their life on live hard, 75 hard in the last three years. Right. You don't say it. And
00:14:00.080 that's not like, dude, if I just, if I just went on the, if I would have just went and said, here's my
00:14:06.120 program. Uh, it wouldn't have worked. Right. But I've done the program pretty much the whole time
00:14:13.640 since then. I'm going to continue to do it. And nobody else is willing to do that. So people
00:14:19.500 fucking join. They, they start doing it and they get results. Those results create a ripple,
00:14:23.460 right? And you have to be patient. You think about the huge ripple of 75 hearts made and the live
00:14:28.840 hard program and only fucking three years. Like those lives have been changed forever. Think about
00:14:35.680 that. What, what, what are their kids differences going to be like? What are their fucking careers going
00:14:40.420 to be like? Yeah. What is their finances going to be like? What, think of how different and how hard
00:14:46.500 the pivot is for those people in their entire existence because they made the decision to fucking 0.62
00:14:52.340 actually live the life that they know they should be living. You know what I'm saying? It's a fucking
00:14:58.460 huge ripple. So that the long answer, the 15 minute fucking answer to the, you know, how do I get my
00:15:04.860 fat sister to not be fat is to live the fucking life yourself every fucking day. 0.97
00:15:10.420 Can you enjoy life? Can you take time off? Can you have it for sure? But you need to be serious
00:15:16.260 about your own personal development and about the own, your own product that you produce on a daily
00:15:21.620 basis, not just online, but in real life. Yeah. That's fucking awesome. All right, Andy,
00:15:27.360 our question number two, Andy, what's your advice for trying to create a brand in a heavily saturated
00:15:35.340 market? Trying to reinvent the wheel, man.
00:15:40.420 Well, I mean, you got to have something that differentiates you to stand out, you know,
00:15:45.880 like a lot of people think when it comes to build, is there any more context to that question?
00:15:50.140 Yeah. Like, I mean, it's a new person. He's in a new market space and, but it's flooded with a lot
00:15:55.280 of other people that are already in that market space. Yeah. Like every other market space,
00:15:58.980 that's a reality of fucking business. Okay. First of all, you're looking at it wrong, Bozo.
00:16:04.340 Uh, if, if, if there's a bunch of people in it, it means there's a fucking need for it.
00:16:10.300 If there's nobody in it, a lot of you entrepreneurs think there's nobody in it because no one ever
00:16:14.300 thought of it before. And that's your own ego thinking you're real smart. The more likely
00:16:18.260 scenario is there's nobody in it because the fucking shit doesn't actually work. Yeah.
00:16:22.060 There's not actually a market for it. Right. Okay. So having a big market is a good thing. Not a bad
00:16:28.780 thing. If you're not afraid to compete, which if you're afraid to compete, you shouldn't be in
00:16:32.480 business anyway. Right. So, uh, that's rookie fucking thinking right there. One-on-one that
00:16:38.540 you think because no one's in this Avenue, bro, do you know how hard it is to, to chop your own
00:16:44.180 fucking Avenue? Like, dude, that's a heart. We did that. Yeah. Okay. And there was companies that
00:16:49.640 came before us, but there's nobody that's come before us. That's done things to the extent or
00:16:54.580 the level that we do them. And so what we were able to do is come into a segment that was heavily
00:17:01.860 populated, but then we were able to do enough things to make our brand strong so that it stood
00:17:07.420 out amongst the other brands. Right. And that should be your goal. Your goal shouldn't be, it's
00:17:11.880 almost kind of loser thinking to think like, Hey, I don't want any competition. You see what I'm
00:17:16.520 saying? Like, first of all, if you don't have competition, you have such a hard road because
00:17:23.080 you don't really know what the fuck is going to work and what's not going to work. Right. Right.
00:17:28.020 Like you have to really think about like my journey in business. Like the reason I'm good
00:17:33.780 entrepreneur and the reason I know how to fucking run shit. And the reason I can come into your
00:17:37.460 company and turn it the fuck around right now, guaranteed is because I've been through all of
00:17:42.740 these things the hard way. All right. There's something very special about the timing that my
00:17:48.740 age entrepreneurs have as experience. And it's this, they know how to win pre-internet and they
00:17:54.980 know how to win post-internet. Okay. A lot of these motherfuckers only know how to win on, on the 1.00
00:17:59.280 internet. Right. They don't know how to win in real life. Right. But if you don't know how to win in
00:18:02.740 real life and then you combine it with the skills and the technology of the internet, you could fucking
00:18:07.020 destroy everybody else. Right. So there's all kinds of little pieces of this puzzle. But if
00:18:12.120 you're looking for an avenue with no competition, you need to consider that maybe the avenue has
00:18:16.560 no competition, not because no one's ever thought of it, but because a lot of people have thought
00:18:21.020 about it just didn't fucking work. Right. So let's think about that. First of all, now there is
00:18:24.440 innovative ways, right? But most true innovation is not, is not like it's, it's, it's a, it's an
00:18:33.520 extension of a technology or a product that already exists. Right. It's not the creation
00:18:38.660 of a brand new product. Like Tesla did not invent the fucking car. Right. Right. They
00:18:43.720 invented a new kind of car, a new technology to drive the car. You see what I'm saying?
00:18:48.160 Yeah. The phone's been around. Right. Right. The phone was around and now they had the iPhone.
00:18:52.580 Right. Right. And then it'll be whatever phone. But my point is, is that a lot of people look
00:18:57.140 at innovation and a lot of pure entrepreneurs do this because they are very creative and they think
00:19:04.940 about solving the problems. But the, you know, sometimes some of these guys who are purist
00:19:11.220 entrepreneurs, where they want to create something that's never existed before, you end up chasing
00:19:15.220 your tail a lot because you keep trying to think of shit that there is no market for. Like there's a
00:19:20.640 lot of things out there that make sense as a product, but won't work in the real world that for
00:19:26.500 any amount of reasons. And usually the reason they don't work is because of some
00:19:30.600 weird psychological process that happens in the consumer's mind where they just don't tie X
00:19:36.660 and Y together. For example, I'll give you an example from our industry in retail supplements
00:19:42.340 store industry, which is an industry that we're very heavily in. Um, people always want to go do
00:19:48.160 this. And I'm just, this is just one example. Where would you think the best place to open a
00:19:53.080 store would be next to a gym? Okay. Like everybody else, they say, Oh dude, fucking get in the gym
00:19:59.020 and I'll fucking go right next door. That's right. Here's the problem, bro. People don't bring their
00:20:03.560 wallets in the gym and they're not in a buying mode when they're in the gym workout mode. They're in
00:20:08.540 workout mode. Okay. So we've had stores inside gyms. Guess what? Then fucking work. The reason that
00:20:18.020 that doesn't work, even though it makes perfect sense that it doesn't really work is because
00:20:22.640 people are usually not in the buy mode when they're coming to work out. Right. Okay. But if you take
00:20:29.420 that same store and you move it next to a grocery store, all right, now people come in and they're
00:20:35.760 in a buy mode, right? They're in the mode of, Hey, I'm stocking my pantries. So if you put your store
00:20:40.880 right next to a grocery store versus a gym, that makes less sense logically, but it makes more
00:20:47.520 sense. If you understand the way that people fucking buy, you see what I'm saying? And that's
00:20:51.160 just one example out of a million billion examples. So like all those little things I know. Yeah.
00:20:57.680 And my, my competitors don't, you see what I'm saying? And the only reason that they don't know
00:21:01.760 that is because I lived all this life up to here. Right. So you have to understand like cutting your own
00:21:07.940 path. It produces a lot of skills, bro, but it's going to take you fucking forever.
00:21:13.400 All right. My advice, when you think about innovation is to think about how you could
00:21:18.100 take whatever industry that you're in and improve past the point of what other people are doing.
00:21:22.900 Now, if you can't do that, um, you're, you're probably gonna have a hard time. You know what I'm
00:21:31.280 saying? Cause you don't want to become, and I understand the person's questions like he doesn't,
00:21:34.880 or she doesn't, whoever that is, doesn't want to become just another fucking name. Right. Right. 1.00
00:21:39.820 But here's the other thing, no matter what you start, no matter what you do, no matter what it
00:21:44.400 is you start, it's when you start in the beginning, it's going to be just another name, you know,
00:21:48.860 and you've got to do something spectacular to stand out from that, uh, plethora of, of,
00:21:58.900 you know, confusion, which is the other brands that are in your space. See what I'm saying?
00:22:03.120 Yeah. So yeah, that's fine. Yeah. I mean, dude, look, here's the, at the end of the day, it's
00:22:07.760 this, there's no way around building skills and building products that are better than everybody
00:22:16.760 else's and building solutions that are better than everybody else's. If you do that, if you focus on
00:22:22.500 putting so much value into the customer and solving their problems so well that your worst
00:22:29.400 experience is still better than their best experience at somewhere else, you can't lose.
00:22:35.180 You know what I'm saying? Yeah. You can't lose. That's real. So that's what you should be focused
00:22:39.460 on. Your branding, like your, your actual branding, you know, like how do I get a brand to stand out?
00:22:44.400 Your branding could be fucking nothing. It could be fucking nothing. It could look like shit. It's
00:22:49.240 way overrate. Branding is way overrated. Branding is usually the, now I think it's fucking important,
00:22:53.960 but it's, it's down the list of what's important. Being great is at the top of that list.
00:22:58.720 You know what I'm saying? Solving their problems the best way possible at the top of that list.
00:23:02.300 Branding is like four or five down the list. And a lot of people argue that. Well, I'd argue that
00:23:07.300 you, the reason that you think you got to have such strong branding is because you're trying to cut
00:23:11.520 corners in the fucking product and the service. You're trying to compensate. Yeah. That's right.
00:23:14.400 Yeah. That's real. So stop trying to trick your customers, start being real, be the real solution
00:23:19.940 and have strong branding. And that's really a recipe for whooping ass. Yeah. That's fucking
00:23:24.920 awesome. That's, that's my strategy. My strategy is to have it all a thousand percent. Like I want to,
00:23:30.540 I want to have no holes in my boat, you know? And when, when, when, when bad things do happen,
00:23:35.620 which they happen to everybody in business, I look at it as an opportunity to eliminate another
00:23:39.840 weakness that I would have had. And I keep moving. Yeah. All right, Andy, our third and final question for you,
00:23:47.220 Andy, when the people of the United States elect you as their leader, what would the U.S. look
00:23:56.160 like eight years after your service? Paint the picture for us. I mean, well, you see what we got in
00:24:04.320 here? Be like that. You know, people get along. Yeah. You know what I'm saying? Like we would be one
00:24:11.180 culture of Americans, not just a bunch of mini cultures. Yeah. Um, we would be happy for other
00:24:18.020 people's culture to celebrate their culture, but we wouldn't identify each other as those cultures.
00:24:22.060 And instead we would identify each other as Americans. We'd be paying way less fucking tax.
00:24:27.140 Okay. We'd be paying at a maximum, probably 15% total tax. Um, and everybody would be paying it.
00:24:33.180 There'd be no loopholes. There'd be no fucking running shit out of Ireland for 4% tax or Bahamas or
00:24:40.140 whatever the fuck they do. None of that shit. We'd all pay 15% whether you make a dollar or whether
00:24:45.760 you make a trillion dollars, everybody pays it. Um, crime would be dealt with properly,
00:24:51.820 right? We wouldn't have fucking laws that put people in prison for a hundred years for marijuana
00:24:56.940 when people that fucking nearly kill people get two or three years, right? Or maybe nothing.
00:25:01.840 Sometimes we wouldn't allow, we wouldn't have these, these prosecutors, uh, funded by outside
00:25:09.060 sources that have different interests that are against the American values. We would be building
00:25:15.980 a generation of intelligent leaders. Um, we would, we would, we would be teaching our kids,
00:25:23.460 you know, work equals result. And we'd be teaching our kids to work hard and be smart.
00:25:29.960 All those rankings that you see amongst our kids that are like at the end and everybody else's kids
00:25:35.520 are at the higher end of intelligence. Um, that would change, right? Uh, the media would completely
00:25:42.760 be deregulated and reformed. They wouldn't be allowed to, to lie or fucking perceive or overly twist
00:25:52.600 the facts. They'd be allowed to, to, to report the facts and people will be able to make their
00:25:57.660 decisions about those facts. You know, um, social media will be regulated. Like you, they would not
00:26:03.680 have this censorship shit would not be happening right now. Wouldn't be happening. Wouldn't be
00:26:08.920 happening. We got too much power and too few people's hands at that level. And there needs to
00:26:15.900 be something about that. Um, what the answer to that in particular is, I don't know, you know,
00:26:22.080 but, uh, all these people that have perpetuated this entire fucking shit that we've been going 0.94
00:26:28.860 through for the last two years, it all be dealt with. They need to be in prison or dead. I promise
00:26:33.620 you that. Yeah. Um, and that ain't no fucking joke. You know, these fucking fucking people stole
00:26:39.120 two years from our lives. You know, sometimes some people, some real lives, some, some people,
00:26:43.640 they're real lives. Some people would still be alive if it wasn't for their shit. Actually,
00:26:47.400 a lot of people, you know, um, lobbyists would be fucking gone. Yeah. All right there. You would
00:26:55.100 not be able to be a politician and take money from lobbies. Not going to happen. You know,
00:27:01.640 your performance would be tied to the performance of your district. Um, in Congress, uh, senators and
00:27:10.600 everybody would have fucking a maximum eight year term maximum, just like the president. Yeah. Um,
00:27:17.400 I think eight years is enough for somebody to be there. Um, what else? I mean, those are real
00:27:25.780 things I would do. No, for sure. Yeah. What else? I mean, we've talked about it. I would obviously
00:27:29.840 the fucking, there would be no fucking, there would be none of this fucking bullshit immigration 1.00
00:27:34.420 run across the border. That wall would be secure. Yeah. Um, what else would there not be? Uh,
00:27:43.300 and by the way, we'd be doing all this with a shit ton of money, saving a shit ton of money over
00:27:47.640 what they spend now. Oh yeah. Just so you know, like we wouldn't, it would only, they only spend
00:27:51.760 that much so they can pad their pockets more. That's right. This would be done within the current
00:27:56.640 budget. Uh, actually I think we could reduce the budget tremendously and get far better results. I
00:28:03.220 know we could. Yeah. There's too much fucking, there's too many fucking fluff level built in jobs.
00:28:08.520 They're in the middle. These people need to get out of government and go develop skills and go find
00:28:13.520 real careers somewhere. Uh, so I would hope I would start transitioning a lot of these people 1.00
00:28:17.560 who have got these government jobs into the private sector. There'd be a program for that for sure. 0.99
00:28:22.780 Um, yeah, yeah, there'll be all kinds of tax benefits and, and, and grants and, uh, for,
00:28:31.060 for real infrastructure in the USA. I don't like to use infrastructure because the Democrats
00:28:35.760 have hijacked the word, but you know, like the truth is if you go to China, they have nicer roads.
00:28:41.020 If you go to China, they have nicer buildings. If you go to China, they have a nicer infrastructure.
00:28:45.760 We, we should have high speed connect across all fucking United States. We should have, um,
00:28:52.200 public transportation all through the United States. Uh, there's a lot of things that we could
00:28:56.400 do to create jobs here that aren't being done at all. And we could do those without passing
00:29:03.580 trillions and trillions of dollars of new spending. Right. Right. We could do that by just
00:29:08.020 reallocating funds and wasteful funds. Police officers would be paid much higher. They would
00:29:13.700 probably be paid at least double what they're making now. Okay. Across the board. Yeah. And
00:29:17.640 teachers too. Yeah. Okay. And, but teachers would, would have to, we would also teach both sides of
00:29:24.920 history in the fucking in school. That's a big one. Yeah. That's a big one. I mean, we would teach
00:29:29.420 American excellence in that we, we fucking what we stand for and what we strive to be,
00:29:33.940 but we would also talk about the things that we've done wrong so that we don't fucking repeat 0.92
00:29:38.300 them. Yeah. Um, pharmaceutical companies, no, no, no more direct, uh, no more ads. That's
00:29:44.400 right. We talked about that. No more fucking, uh, Zoloft ads, 27 hours out of 24, like these
00:29:50.700 fucking pharma companies. Part of the reason a lot of these companies have trouble growing
00:29:54.680 is because they can't buy any of the media because the pharma company buys it all. Yeah.
00:29:59.620 So that's why every commercial you fucking see is for some sort of antidepressant. That
00:30:03.620 shit's illegal, dude. We're one of the only countries still allow that. Yeah. There's
00:30:06.720 no fucking way I would allow that. You know, there's all kinds of shit that needs to change.
00:30:11.520 Um, you know, sounds like a great fucking country to me. Yeah. Yeah. But like, dude, like,
00:30:18.360 you know, like dude, fucking the hate crime shit. Like if you got caught and instigating
00:30:23.120 a hate crime, I think if you make up a hate crime, like, like Smollett did. All
00:30:27.880 right. No matter what race you are, by the way, uh, you're going to jail for the rest 1.00
00:30:32.080 of your life in my system. Yeah. Because that shit is so divisive and so hurtful to American
00:30:37.240 culture. It should be looked upon as treasonous. Yeah. All right. It's not a fucking two year
00:30:42.540 slap on the wrist shit. Yeah. Like you're going. Bringing back capital punishment. Death
00:30:47.460 penalty for pedophiles and shit. A hundred percent. A hundred percent. Yeah. A hundred
00:30:52.780 percent. There's so much of that shit coming out. Yeah. A hundred percent, bro. It would
00:30:56.000 be straight up death penalty for that. Yeah. It has to be. No, if there's. Yeah. And
00:31:00.320 like, dude, I'm, I'm the problem is, is like, where's the line of the amount of evidence
00:31:04.260 that you need? Like there's all kinds of stories of kids making up shit too. Sure. So
00:31:10.720 there had to be, there would have to have to be a certain ascertaining of truth to know
00:31:15.240 that it's factual. But if there's like, you know, like these dudes out there that go
00:31:19.420 out and you know, they fucking, I mean, they're clearly what they are. Yeah. Those
00:31:24.080 people have to be dealt with. Yeah. And it has to be dealt with harshly. Yeah. You
00:31:27.700 know, swiftly. Yeah. And that's another thing. Like, there's no reason, dude, you
00:31:33.320 know, the crime thing, people don't fucking, uh, people hear that and they think they 0.83
00:31:37.500 get scared of it, but no, dude, we need that for order in society. We have to have
00:31:40.860 it, you know? And the reason we want more police to make more money is because we want
00:31:44.600 them to, uh, we want to attract career minded individuals who are dedicated to staying
00:31:50.180 a great career for a long time. Right. And people, not just people who feel underappreciated
00:31:56.360 because they're not making, I mean, these people risk a lot, bro. Yeah. And you know,
00:32:00.360 there would be programs and you know, uh, things I would do for, for, um, you know, the inner
00:32:08.460 city programs, bro. Like the, all of the cities are being hijacked by democratic policies
00:32:12.820 that don't work. Um, you know, the education system, the infrastructure in these cities
00:32:18.300 are shitty, right? Which the people who occupy most of these areas are black and they want 1.00
00:32:25.540 a better life. Well, that better life starts with low crime. Yeah. So we got to get on the
00:32:30.740 same page with that. Like we all got to get on the same page. Like, Hey dude, we could build
00:32:33.920 some roads. We could build some nice buildings. Let's build some better schools. I'm all with
00:32:37.360 that shit, but we can't be out in the street crying about fucking, uh, little Johnny who 0.94
00:32:42.680 got his head cracked and killed after he just carjacked someone. Right. Or after he just
00:32:47.240 fucking robbed a grocery store, killed somebody else. Right. You know, like we can't have 0.99
00:32:51.520 that. Like you, we have to all be on the same page there. So we got to get together on that
00:32:55.920 guys. You know, I'm all for fixing those things, but to fix those things, we need law and order
00:33:01.100 first and criminals got to be treated as criminals. You know, uh, violent criminals, predatory
00:33:09.400 criminals or the criminals and need to be staying in fucking jail. Yeah. You know, uh, I don't
00:33:14.820 think that marijuana should be illegal anywhere. No, I don't think there should be a government
00:33:19.400 like the taxes they put on this shit already is insane. Like they're trying to cover the,
00:33:23.840 uh, they're trying to create the whole market and govern it. You know, you can go, go into
00:33:28.120 a weed dispensary and you could only buy so many milligrams of weed at a time, which you,
00:33:33.840 you can't kill yourself. You could eat as much milligrams you want. You won't get real
00:33:37.840 fucking high. Yeah. Yeah. You won't die. You get sick, but it won't kill you. But then
00:33:42.020 you can go to fucking, uh, your grocery store and get unlimited fucking amounts of alcohol.
00:33:48.400 All right. Which to me, alcohol is, uh, way, way worse. Okay. It causes true mental disorders.
00:33:56.740 Um, it makes you feel good for a few hours, but then the next three days after it fucks with
00:34:01.240 your brain and there's all kinds of bad shit that it does. And I'm convinced after the last
00:34:05.560 two years that the reason that it's been okay to do that is because like I said, a million times,
00:34:10.960 they want us weak. They want us fat. They want us fucked up. They want us addicted to fucking drama
00:34:15.400 on TV. You know, they want all that shit and you have to be smart enough to, to resist that,
00:34:20.320 you know? And so that would be something that would, I would, that would be a personal campaign
00:34:25.500 of mine, you know, like, Hey, we need to be more responsible and not buy into these cultures. And 0.98
00:34:30.800 you know, my, my message in, uh, real life now would be my same message in, in, as America, as
00:34:37.460 the leader of America, which would be like, Hey, you have an obligation to be the best version of
00:34:41.460 yourself as an American. Cause you do. I believe that to be actual, the true. Um, it's one of the
00:34:48.620 reasons I pushed so hard, you know, one, I don't know that man, there's so many things I could go on
00:34:54.260 on about, but like, those are a lot of the problems I see. Yeah. You know, we're real
00:34:58.980 solutions. Yeah. And, and you know, this idea of, you know, uh, political correctness that would
00:35:05.680 be over. Yeah. Okay. Cause that prevents us from speaking facts, which prevents us from solving
00:35:11.020 problems. Right. If we can't speak about something because it's taboo, even though it's
00:35:15.640 fucking fact, how do we solve the fucking problem? Right. You got to call a spade a spade.
00:35:20.300 Yeah. And that's it. And so, you know, um, those are some of the things I'd start with.
00:35:26.020 Like you think Biden had a good first day that my first day would be fucking, we get some
00:35:31.460 shit done. Yeah. Um, fuck yeah. But my main platform here is pro freedom, dude. Like, you
00:35:38.340 know, I'm, I'm not going to tell you what to do with your life and you shouldn't be telling
00:35:42.340 other people what to do with their lives. And we're going to live a fucking society and a
00:35:45.580 culture with some common fucking sense and some fucking consideration for everybody's
00:35:49.500 beliefs, not just the, the minority marginalized 1% of people. It's not fucking happening.
00:35:56.460 Right. Sorry. We're, we're going to, we're going to live in a world that makes sense to
00:36:01.400 most of the people. So what else? I fucking love it, man. But what else? There's some
00:36:06.920 things I'm missing. We talked about, uh, college, college, free universal healthcare.
00:36:13.940 What's your stance on that? I think you could provide that with the same budget that's out
00:36:17.900 there. I think with the new tax rate shit. I also think that privatized produces a better
00:36:22.240 product. It does. If you privatize these fucking systems, I think there needs to be a new system,
00:36:27.640 a hybrid system where there's, you know, the, the truth of the matter. I haven't figured that
00:36:35.360 out yet. Yeah. I, I, I don't want to even say now, but there's some work needs to be done
00:36:40.920 there for sure. You know what I mean? Um, let's see. Foreign aid. No, look. Yeah. No,
00:36:47.540 fuck you. That's my policy there. It would be, it would be. We're not the police. We're not the
00:36:53.600 police of the world. Yeah. All right. My, my priority would make, to make America fucking
00:36:58.820 strong everywhere we are with our current allies. And that would be for strictly for fucking 0.60
00:37:04.720 security reasons. I'm not trying to, we're not out there. I don't give a fuck if other countries
00:37:09.420 want to live like America. If they're smart, they would know, but if they don't care, you
00:37:15.780 know, if our allies need help, I fucking help them, but that's it. Right. You know, I'm
00:37:19.880 not like this shit. They do their studies and no, bro. Like this shit they've done with
00:37:23.840 the Gulf war and then with Afghanistan where they had other, uh, alternative, uh, motivations
00:37:31.420 besides what they told the public motives. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Like that shit, that's this,
00:37:36.200 this, this war machine profiteering, uh, you know, the, the, the, the, the industrials
00:37:42.140 fucking military complex, all that shit. I'll be done with it. We wouldn't be doing it.
00:37:47.660 Woke military culture. Yeah. Fuck. No. Yeah. No, we'd be the baddest fucking military on
00:37:51.760 the planet. A hundred percent. There wouldn't be none of this woke shit. Yeah. You know,
00:37:54.940 it'd be nice if we could all be fucking play friends and like play with fucking, uh, you 0.91
00:38:00.020 know, Barbies and GI Joes and fucking my little ponies and fucking pretend like the world's 0.98
00:38:05.120 all nice. We need some bad motherfuckers. Keep the line hold 100, you know? And like, 1.00
00:38:09.020 dude, that that's something people got to deal with reality. We need those people. We
00:38:13.080 need people who are fucking mean, but who also protect your rights and not have to deal 0.68
00:38:17.500 with it. Right. Right. And, and like getting in there and like, you know, uh, bringing this
00:38:23.460 woke military culture over to the, the other places of the world, man, fuck that. I don't
00:38:29.700 know, man. I think there's a lot, there's a lot we would do, you know? And there's a lot
00:38:33.820 it would be done in eight years. All of that. I just said would be, yeah. Yeah. I think
00:38:38.200 people are ready for it too. I think they're ready for all of that change. Yeah. You know,
00:38:42.940 um, and we, as America has to be real careful who we select as our fucking next leader. 0.87
00:38:49.760 Uh, because you know, when I tell you guys to look at history, um, you guys, what you
00:38:58.660 don't understand and what a lot of people don't understand when I say this is that what
00:39:02.260 I'm trying to get you to really look at is what caused the rise of Hitler, uh, an extreme 0.83
00:39:08.660 nationalist, my way or no way leader who ended up, you know, doing some fucking evil 0.91
00:39:14.020 shit. You know, what caused that? And what caused that is the exact same scenario that's
00:39:20.780 happening now. And a lot of people are like, you know, they think it's the opposite. They
00:39:24.920 think like, Oh, well those camps are for the fucking people on the conservatives and this 0.57
00:39:29.160 and that those fucking camps ain't for the fucking pro America people. You stupid fucks.
00:39:34.060 What happens in history is you guys keep pushing and you push and push and push and push and
00:39:39.160 push and it gives rise to extremist leadership on the other side. This is what happens in
00:39:44.100 history all the time. This is why the left needs to really be fucking smart about what they
00:39:48.180 do for the next three or four years because it makes three or four months. Yeah. If they
00:39:52.340 keep pushing, they're going to get something that they cannot fucking deal with. Yeah. And
00:39:56.060 what happens is, is that, that crazy ass fucking, uh, culture that we're seeing here that we 0.95
00:40:01.260 saw straight up in Germany in 1930s, um, created a backlash, which create a huge problem for
00:40:08.160 those people. Yeah. And so like, dude, what you have to understand is though we're at, we're
00:40:13.120 at a point, like when I say, Oh dude, we're these camps and this net, like, I'm not fucking 0.91
00:40:17.360 scared of the camp. I'm pointing out to you that it's going to be the minority of people 1.00
00:40:22.020 to suffer that. And we have to get somebody like they, everybody thinks Trump's some crazy
00:40:26.760 fuck. Well, no dude, you'll get someone who fucking says, Hey, sweep the cities of anybody
00:40:33.120 who ever voted Democrat ever. Right. And put them in that fucking camp. The people that
00:40:37.040 wanted camps, guess what? You're going to get your camp. Yeah. And, and dude, and that's
00:40:40.260 why it's dangerous that these people root for this shit now. And I'm just like, you guys
00:40:44.100 are fucking stupid. Like you don't even understand. Yeah. So, you know, they better hope that
00:40:50.420 Trump gets reelected because it could be somebody in the next three years that comes around who's
00:40:56.240 like, Hey, fuck this. And wants to fucking chop heads off. Yeah. And you could easily
00:41:00.120 get people to go along with that right now. 100%. So we need someone who's like morally
00:41:04.860 centered, but also not afraid to fix shit. You know, that's fucking real, man, dude.
00:41:10.840 That sounds like a great fucking America. Yeah, dude. I mean, I think, um, you know, there's
00:41:16.340 some things I'm missing in there, you know, illegals. This is what I was going to say. 1.00
00:41:19.600 If you're not a fucking American citizen, you ain't voting motherfucker. And if you don't
00:41:23.760 fucking, if you're not paying, if you, if you don't, if you aren't current on your fucking 0.99
00:41:26.580 15% tax, guess what? You ain't fucking voting. It doesn't have to do with your black or your
00:41:32.740 white or your this or your that you're, you, you're going to be an American citizen and you're
00:41:36.740 going to pay your 15% that buys you the right to have a fucking voice. All the voting
00:41:43.660 would be on blockchain. It would be fucking perfectly secure and it would be in real time
00:41:47.140 and a hundred percent trans, uh, transparent. Yeah. A hundred percent. There would be no 1.00
00:41:51.960 fucks with it. Like there would be no doubts about it. We'd have the security that they
00:41:56.560 had at that audit where they had cameras and real, we'd have all that shit on the election
00:42:00.760 like as it happens. Yeah, bro. That's the way it should be run. And the reason it isn't
00:42:07.600 because there's other interests in it. Yeah. And like, I'll be totally honest. Like the
00:42:12.860 people that you see on TV that are making decisions for you, um, they haven't built
00:42:17.320 billion dollar companies from scratch. You know what I'm saying? They haven't built
00:42:22.080 companies that are going to change the world from scratch. What the fuck do they
00:42:25.980 actually fucking know about running anything? Right. A lot of those guys who are already
00:42:29.680 wealthy, they're generationally wealthy, which means they grew up around fucking
00:42:33.040 money. It doesn't mean they made it. Right. Right. The government's a business, bro.
00:42:38.140 It's got to be run like one. The country. Yeah. The country's a business. We don't have
00:42:42.800 someone who's a true CEO in that spot called president. We get what the fuck we have right
00:42:48.580 now. We got to do the presidential sign off now. I think God bless you and God bless
00:42:54.840 America. Hey man, I don't, you know, Hey, look, dude, here's the other thing. I don't have
00:43:00.120 all the fucking answers, but I'm smart enough to go fucking find the answers. Find the people
00:43:04.220 who know him. Yeah, that's right. And find the people who will take the interests, the
00:43:09.480 best interests of a collective group of people and put those at the front of their, of the
00:43:13.640 line, not in front of their own interests or not their own interests in front of that.
00:43:18.280 100%. Yeah. So yeah, I mean, that's, that's how I'd run shit and it doesn't take. And dude,
00:43:26.120 I know people think I'm crazy when I say this, but I could fucking do this in like two weeks.
00:43:30.280 100%. Yeah. Like I could fix all these problems that we have going on in literally
00:43:34.200 fucking two weeks. Yeah. It's just, nobody wants to do it because it's going to get,
00:43:37.920 it's going to make, it's going to cause a ruckus. Yeah. But fuck, it's worth it. If
00:43:42.060 my grandkids can live right. You know what? That's what I think about too, bro. Yeah.
00:43:46.700 Yeah. 100%, man. Wait, that's three. So go pay the fee. Yeah. All right, guys. Uh,
00:43:52.460 remember the fee is real simple. You got something out of the show, share it. I know you're going
00:43:56.820 to be around family and friends the next couple, next couple of weeks. A lot of you guys
00:44:00.220 are going to be talking about 75 hard. Share that. All right, let's get off on
00:44:04.160 the fucking right foot and let's start building what I just talked about for the last 20 minutes 0.89
00:44:08.260 right now. Cause it fucking starts with all of our individual efforts. If you're not the best
00:44:13.060 you can be, your fucking family is not going to be the best they can be. If your family ain't the
00:44:17.040 best you can be, your neighbors ain't going to be the best they can be. Your neighbors ain't the
00:44:19.880 best. The community is not going to best. And that's what the fuck we're suffering from here in
00:44:23.500 America right now. When I walk around the streets, when I go out in the public and walk down the
00:44:28.160 streets, what I see that we are suffering from. And by the way, this is intentional
00:44:32.060 is a society of people that don't even give a fuck about themselves. And until we fix that,
00:44:39.700 we ain't never going to get what the fuck I just talked about a minute ago. 0.77
00:44:42.680 So we can start there. It's a good place to start. 2022 is coming here in a couple of days.
00:44:47.080 We'll be right back.
00:44:48.080 We'll be right back.
00:44:49.080 We'll be right back.
00:44:53.080 Here we go.
00:45:02.400 Amen.