291. Q&AF： Going Door-To-Door, Acquiring A Company & Biggest Destroyer Of Self-Esteem
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In this episode of The Realists, DJ and Andy talk about how to get a little smarter, a little stronger, and a little healthier. The root of this entire problem that we re facing in the country starts with us. It s our standards, it s our accountability, and it s what kind of ripple we re leaving in our neighborhoods.
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What is up guys, it's Andy Priscilla and this is the show for the realists say goodbye to
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the lies, the fakeness and delusions of modern society and welcome to motherfucking reality.
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Guys, today we have Q and AF. I know you thought I was going to say CTI because you motherfuckers
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all love CTI, but as much as I love CTI and as much as Mr. DJ loves CTI, we do need to
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put out some information that's going to make you a little smarter, a little better, a little
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stronger, a little healthier because the root of this entire problem that we're facing in
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the country starts with us. Okay. It's our standards. It's our accountability. It's what
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kind of ripple we're leaving in our neighborhoods. And if I don't teach you guys how to get
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better, all I'm doing is being a clown, spreading the same old shit they're spreading, my version
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of it. And I'm not willing to do that. So today we're going to get fucking better. Aren't
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we? Yeah. It's like, it's like CTI has to get you to wake up. Q and A is when you woke
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up. That's right. Yeah. Well, dude, once people figure out, once people figure out that it
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does not fucking matter if it's Trump or fucking whoever, okay. Or Biden, well, Biden is a different
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story because it really is because he's intentionally destroying the country, but I'm talking in normal
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times, it doesn't matter who the fucking leader is. It matters how you're leading and it matters how
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you're running your house. And it matters what kind of a ripple effect you're leaving in your
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neighborhood. And the only thing that could truly fix this country is us individually raising our
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standards at, at, and this is by the way, the fastest way to improve the country. If you get
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everybody to raise their standards and execute, which you can make tremendous, do you think about
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how fast you could change your life, dude? There is people that come in, uh, in a year and change
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their entire fucking lives. What if everybody in America did that? What if everybody in America
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said, man, you know what? They've intentionally made us weak. They've intentionally made us victims.
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They've told us that being a victim was cool. They've celebrated all these weak things. Um,
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they've told us that we didn't need to be healthy. We didn't need to be strong. We didn't need to be
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fit. And once you understand the narrative and the goal of the narrative to keep you small,
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to keep you poor, to keep you sick, to keep you confused and unintelligent and living in their
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network of, of, uh, delusion. Okay. When, once you realize that that is their goal and their goal is
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not for your benefit, it should make you very angry. But the second thing that it should do is make you
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understand that you fell for it. And the third thing that you should do is to fucking get after
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fixing it. Okay. And if we as individuals in this country all took that obligation serious and we
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all decided, Hey man, fuck these guys. They want us this, we're going to become that. And what they
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really want is a smallest version of yourself. So what is the best way to fuck them? Become the biggest,
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most powerful, most impactful, most successful, healthiest, strongest, fittest, most positive
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influence that you fucking can within your control. And if you could do that and everybody decided to
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get on that train, bro, we would turn this country around and fuck it 12 months for real. And we would
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go back to being the land of the strong and the free and the proud and the land of opportunity.
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We get rid of all these weak ass fucks that pretend to lead us for our benefit, which is really only for
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their benefit. We can do this, but it starts with the individual. And that's why we do Q and AF.
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So if you want me to help you with your Q and AS, you can submit the questions. Email those questions
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in guys to ask Andy and Andy for seller.com. Yeah. Do that. Yeah. So, I mean, look, I could go on and
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on and on and maybe that's for a whole nother show, but the point is if you want the country to get
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better, you get better. That's it. That's it. I don't want to hear about this shit, bro. If you,
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if you're not pursuing excellence in your own fucking life, I don't want to hear you bitch one
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motherfucking thing about the fucking world because you're not contributing to the solution. You're
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contributing to the fucking problem. That's a fact, man. There's a fee too. Oh yeah. There's a fee.
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Tell a motherfucker. That's a fee. Make other people bet. Yeah. Like dude, I don't run it like
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unlike and look, dude, I'm not faulting anybody that run ads on their show because this shit's
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expensive. I spend a couple million dollars just to fucking put the show on every year.
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But the point is I do the shit for free because I consider it a fucking duty. All right. And I'm
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fine making that investment myself into this to make that happen. I take pride in that. So I don't run
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ads on the show. I don't run ads for the show. I work exclusively on value exchange, which is the
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way it should. All right. So if we do good to help you help us share the show, that's all we ask.
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That's the fee. When we say the fee, that's what we mean. Awesome. Well guys, let's lock this out.
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We got some good ones for you. Uh, Andy question number one, I'm a college student, uh, who's going
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to be doing a summer sales job. Okay. I'll be knocking on door to door for eight hours a day
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for three months straight. Do you have any advice for me or would you mind sharing me your experiences
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from doing that? Yeah. People are going to not like, you're not going to like it. It's not fun.
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Okay. Um, now that's most of the time. All right. So 90% of the time people are not going to want you
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there and you have to expect that going in. You're not going there. You're not going there for the
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nine out of 10 to tell you that they're too busy, or maybe they're rude to you, or maybe they tell you
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no thanks or whatever. You're there for the, the one person out of 10 that you're going to be able to
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connect with. And if you keep that in mind and you can keep that mindset through it, that you're not
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there to get them all. You're only there to get one. It makes things a lot easier. Okay. Back when
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we used to do events for our company and nobody gave a fuck who we were and we went to these trade
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shows and there's these much bigger companies than mine that had these elaborate booths and
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they like, dude, we didn't have any money. I got the tablecloth. We didn't have shit. No,
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we had a black tablecloth. It didn't even have our fucking logo on it. Yeah. Okay. And, and,
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and I can remember our very first event, like our very first event. And I remember sitting down with
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my guys, uh, the night before the event. And by the way, this is when I was working the events
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personally too. Okay. Um, so I said, all right, well, we're going to go to the event guys. I,
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I don't know what's going to happen. Like, I don't know if we're going to, if people are going to walk
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by us, like, I don't know if we're going to, I don't know. I said, but here's the thing. If we can
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convert one person, if we can get one person to become a new customer and we can become friends with that
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person, that will pay off. It will be worth our time to do the event because that one person will
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be our customer for life. Right. And we'll get their sales from now until the end of time. So
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when you value the value of a lifetime customer properly, and you understand that you went to
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event and stood there for eight hours and only got one, it actually is a pretty good proposition,
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right? It pays off. So people just aren't willing to do that work. And what I would encourage anyone
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who's going to go door to door, to door, to door, to door, like I had to do in the beginning of our
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business, just understand that whatever happens, you're only every single day. If you get one
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customer today, you won one. If you get another one tomorrow, you fucking won. Okay. That's the goal.
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And then you build the relationships with these customers who then introduce you because you did
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such an amazing job. You handled it in such a way that they feel not only comfortable, but
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obligated to refer your business and you to their friends. That's it. That is the name of the
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fucking game. Yeah. Okay. And people don't think they think I'm exaggerating. When I said we built
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this company that way, that's still the mentality of that we have here. Every single fucking customer
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matters a lot. And you should pretend as if it's because do the small businesses, the way they fuck up
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and the reason they can never really get anywhere, is it because they don't have the skills or they
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don't have the drive or they don't have any of this? They make a wrong assumption or a wrong
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expectation that you need to let go of right now. And that expectation is this, that you can go out
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and grab customers a hundred at a time, right? You can't, you're only getting them one at a time.
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No matter what you think, how it works, it's one at a time. It's if you, if you could just say,
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Hey, I'll never get a hundred at a time. You just say, I'm only worried about getting one at a time.
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You will not only be far more successful, you'll have a lot more fun because you won't constantly
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feel demoralized. Yeah. I'm going to say that gotta be, it's like a self-esteem thing, man. Like
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you're going into it thinking you're supposed to get nine out of 10 of these people and you don't
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get nine out of 10 of those people. Bro, listen, it's demoralized baseball. You fucking get the
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hall of fame for hitting fucking three 50. You know what I'm saying? That's fucking three and a
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half out of 10. If you, I can tell you this, if you get three and a half out of every 10 cold people
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you talk to, you are going to make a fucking trillion dollars. That's the reality. Okay.
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So just focus on the one, one at a time, one at a time, one at a time and show up every day with
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that attitude. One at a time, one at a time and grain that attitude into your team and grain that
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attitude into it. If it's just you ingrained into you, if you've got a team of a thousand
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employees, start that now, because that is what we're going back to this idea of automated shit
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and everything. And you know, people never talked to another human and this and that, and this people
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are fucking getting real tired of it. And what, and the more important thing is they're recognizing
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that every single company that automates their shit is one less job that they are providing.
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And people are coming to that awareness. Okay. So the more human that you can become right now,
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and by the way, all the other fucking gurus will tell you the opposite, but there's a reason I'm
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me and they're fucking them. Okay. One at a time. That's all you need to worry about. Worry about
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that. Be human, be real, make friends. If you make a friend, you'll make a fucking sale. That's it.
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Awesome. Andy, question number two for you. Uh, so, uh, this person says, Andy, I am 22 years old.
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I have owned a small business since I was 12. I recently got an opportunity to purchase an existing
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big business in the mid six figures that is successful, but also has many ways to grow.
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What is your advice on purchasing someone else's business?
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Well, I've done this. So, um, I absorbed a company that was failing in 2006. Um,
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and there was pluses and minuses to it. Okay. And I'll just run you down some of them. Uh,
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this would be an all day conversation, but, um, when I was presented with the opportunity,
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I was presented with the opportunity to go from two to six stores by absorbing this failing
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company like instant. Yeah. Yeah. One day. Yeah. And, um, it turned out to be the right move
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that I took this, this on. Okay. Uh, but it was extremely, and I mean, extremely,
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exponentially more difficult than what I thought it was going to be. I thought it was going to be,
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I was going to take this, these stores over and I would be able to make them run properly. But what
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I learned was that because these stores were in physical locations and because they had been run
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so poorly before I took them, that customers were actually hesitant to come into these stores
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because of experiences that they had in the past. Um, regardless of new ownership. Okay. Yeah.
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So you could put this new sign up. It was a stigmatized location. Like, like dude, people,
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and here's what happened. Um, I ended up closing all the stores and moving them physically.
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Like even, even one of the stores, I moved two bays down and me moving it two bays down made a
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world difference. Now all this, yeah, because they had been treated so poorly and people. So that was a
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big experience for me. The other experience, um, and, and, and maybe you're acquiring a company
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that treats our customers. Right. But I didn't, I, I acquired a company that they were fucking
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just trapped. No care given whatsoever. And you knew that going into it. No, I didn't. I thought,
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I thought it was, I thought, I actually thought they were great. I just hadn't been around these.
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I had, I didn't do my homework. I'm being real. Um, but I was also inexperienced. I didn't
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fucking know any better. I feel like that's like the, you know, you buy the house and the guy,
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the, the homeowner tells you, Oh, everything's fine. It's perfect. You know, it's like everything
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buff it up a little bit. It's like everything you learn from doing shit and you learn from
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fucking it up. And, and while that was, it turned out to be a success. There was a very hard process
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because none of their employees ended up making it with us. Um, only two, which was Jason and Cody.
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And, uh, and it wasn't because of any other reason that like these people were not managed
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properly. They didn't have a culture. They didn't have any leadership. It was just a job.
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And so there was a lot of obstacles to overcome, to get those stores to come back online because of
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the way that they had been managed previously. And so I don't know the exact scenario of this
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young person's, uh, company, but I would look deeper than surface level or deeper than just
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numbers and, and, and look deep into their culture, look into like what kind of, how they've been
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running, what do they do? How do they care about their customers? What are the customer reviews of
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them? Et cetera, et cetera, et cetera. Because by, by looking a little bit deeper below the surface,
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besides just numbers, you'll find out what obstacles that you're going to have to overcome and they can
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all be overcome, but I'm just trying to stop this person from being blindsided. Like I was,
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um, it turns out like for me, it was the best thing I ever did because I was able to fucking
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learn so much during that time. But, um, if I knew what I knew now, like, like, let's just say,
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I'd go back in time and make the same decision again, knowing what I know now, I would have just
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opened my own stores and fucking went from my own way. Stuck out a little bit longer. Yeah, for sure.
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I would, but, but dude, I needed that to happen. So I learned the lessons and that, that situation
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taught me more about business and how, how to do things and how not to do things than I think any
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other period of time. It was a period of time between 2006 and 2013 or 14. That's when it was
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just, for me, it was zero rest, zero sleep, zero fucking anything other than work. And it wasn't
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fun. It was fucking brutally stressful, but that was the time where I fucking learned all my shit.
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You know what I'm saying? So, you know, that's just, I, I don't have the fucking,
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the deal to look at proposals. Yeah. Right. But, you know, I would dig beneath the surface,
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look past just the top line, make sure that culturally, you know, what you're getting into,
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make sure, you know, what the customers expect, make sure, you know, their weak points and their
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strong points. Um, and then make your decision based off of that. But ultimately I would say
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because you're 22 years old, you really can't fuck this up. So even if you take it, it ends up
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being a shit show. You're going to fucking learn so much that it'll end up being worth it for you,
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especially at 22. Yeah. Yeah. That's fucking awesome. Andy question number three for you.
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What would you say is the biggest destroyer of self-esteem? Um, is it lying to yourself? Is it the
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same for everybody? Yes. Yeah. A hundred percent. It's making promises to yourself that you don't
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keep. It's saying, I'm going to do this and not doing it because then what happens after that is
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the self-talk, the self-talk that you create by not upholding the obligations that you make to
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yourself is ultimately the most destructive thing that you could ever do to yourself. Because what
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happens is just like, as if you had a friend who said, Hey bro, I'm going to be there at 8am. And the
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guy doesn't show up for three days in a row. Then you're like, man, fuck that guy. He's a piece of
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shit. Only you're calling yourself a piece of shit. And you're saying, man, fuck that guy.
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You know, Andy, you're weak. You're a pussy. You're dumb. You're stupid. You're this, you're that.
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And that all comes from us just not upholding the deals that we make to ourselves. And whether that
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deal be something that you write on paper or something that you think or something that you
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just know you should do, it all counts the same. So when you start thinking, Hey, I should do this,
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go fucking do it. Okay. Because the self-talk that naturally rebounds from not doing those things
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that you tell yourself you're going to fucking do is what literally destroys your self-esteem
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and your self-confidence, which is why most people have none. It's also why most people think
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that self-esteem and self-confidence are things that people are born with, not things that people
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create. This is not a trait. It's a fucking skill. If you invest into it, you will get a withdrawal
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out of it. Okay. If you invest into keeping those promises to yourself without any compromise,
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zero fucking compromise, this is getting done. No matter what, what comes back is, you know,
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that you're a person of integrity that you can trust and that gives you confidence. So you walk
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in a room and you're like, none of these motherfuckers to do what I fucking do. And all of a sudden now
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you're figuring out, Holy shit, you're actually pretty fucking powerful. And that snowballs from
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there, but it all starts with the lies you tell to yourself. If you're overweight, you'll, you'll,
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you'll understand. I'm going to start on Monday. I'm going to start on Monday. I'm going to start
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on Monday. I'm going to start on Monday. I'm going to start on Monday. Oh, next Monday. I'm
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going to start. I'm going to start after the wedding. I'm going to start after the, after
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this trip, after summer, after this next holiday, after, after the holidays, I'm going to start
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sound familiar. Yeah. That's why you feel like shit because you know that you didn't do none
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of that shit that you told yourself you should have done. That's it. So start keeping the
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promises to yourself. The live hard program is a great program. Uh, you can list to it on episode 80,
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this program is designed to get you on that track that's it that's all it's designed to do it's to
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get you to understand how fucking powerful you are and understand that these things that you
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admire and other people are not fucking traits that they are born with they are skills that
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they have made investments into and they make withdrawals out of in their day-to-day quality
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of life and let's dive into this a little bit so you know lying to yourself right so like how
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realistic are you with those promises that you tell yourself you're going to do with those things
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like i mean how look at someone's life people who make unrealistic promises to themselves and keep
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them live unrealistic lives people who make realistic promises to themselves and keep them live very
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average lives so if i had the choice and i was 20 years old or 25 or 30 or fucking 40
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okay i would choose the biggest motherfucking possible thing i could fucking think of
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and i would go after it with everything i fucking had that's what i do every single day that's why
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when people say oh you're so successful i'm like no i'm not i'm just getting started and by the time
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i exit this planet you'll all know that i fucking meant that okay so set a big goal because you gave
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me fucking goosebumps it's true yeah set a big goal you're capable of fucking anything you have unlimited
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opportunity we have technology that cuts the curve down from 10 years of knocking on motherfucking
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doors to two years okay there's no excuse for you to be weak there's no excuse for you to be uninformed
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there's no excuse for you to be fat and fucking sick there's zero excuse zero there's no excuse for
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you to fucking not have your career shit in line i don't this whole victim culture this i hope you
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guys can understand this is a intentional social construct that they have put onto you you know
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when we see people complain on instagram and talk about how hard their lives are and every single
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person writes oh it's okay it's okay it's okay it's okay or like when a woman who's 400 fucking pounds
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uh who's unhealthy who will probably die you know from being that fucking overweight uh and her friends
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are saying oh you're beautiful the way you are those same friends are talking shit about how fat
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you are behind your back just know that it's the fucking truth there's a reality to reality okay and
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the reality of people is they're fucking liars they all know you ain't fucking attractive they all know
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you ain't healthy you're believing their shit and you're the one that's going to suffer for it not them
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so wake the fuck up realize that these people will tell you anything they fucking can because the culture
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that we live in it's socially acceptable to pacify people with lies um rather than tell them the
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actual truth with which may save their life trust me i know because i get the shit from people every day
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all right the truth is the motherfucking truth is the motherfucking truth and you better start living
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in it or you're gonna waste your fucking life good gosh some fucking fire today man geez uh well
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andy i got i got something for you so uh uh madat actually thought there was this idea so if it
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sucks oh you didn't steal his idea listen i don't want to take the credit for it if it sucks so
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if it sucks madat did it okay but if it's fucking awesome white lining got you baby all right all right
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uh no but uh so we got those three guys remember these questions about anything right they're they're
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fucking you know personal development life business right just getting better um but i thought
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uh but i thought it would be funny to to get to know andy on the inside a little bit more that's
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fine but i want to add something to what i just said so i'm sitting here thinking about it you know
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if you're one of these people that lets these other people that don't live your fucking life pacify you
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into feeling good for being less than what you could be you need to wake the fuck up because they
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don't have to live that life like nobody was having to live the life i lived at 350 fucking pounds
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nobody loved that life i had to fucking live it i fucking hated it and i didn't care when people said
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oh you don't look that bad bro you look strong bro you're fucking you look you carry a whale yeah
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i could have walked around and believe that shit too but you know what it was fucking bullshit yeah
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so you got to know your own bullshit and i was full of shit i was 350 fucking pounds walking around
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talking about being successful that's fucking bullshit because they're not successful i was making money
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that doesn't mean i'm successful right okay if you're living below your true potential
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okay if you're if you're purposefully living in a place that's less than what you could be because
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you think it's going to be hard you are the motherfucking problem in this country you are
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the fucking problem because you are allowing your fucking influence to be wasted your influence you
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could be you could be getting yourself in shape you could be getting your finances together you could
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be showing every single person in your neighborhood what it looks like to work hard by getting out there
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and fucking doing cardio you you could be showing all the kids what it means to change your life
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you do these ripples that we all make are so underestimated they want us to feel powerless they
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want us to feel weak they want us to feel that it doesn't matter how we live our lives and all that
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matters is the decisions they make and that's not the fucking truth because if the whole entire world
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knew how fucking powerful they were by just taking care of their own shit those fucking crusty
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motherfuckers that are making the rules for us wouldn't have a fucking leg to stand on
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so think about that you're either part of the solution or you're part of the motherfucking
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problem that's the truth all right so back to the fun yeah i'm sorry i'm just i'm just getting
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look dude i'm just getting i'm getting heated about it because like people are all arguing about all
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these issues and i'm just like what the fuck are you guys doing in your home to make make your bet better
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yeah you know being a victim is not contributing to the fucking next generation bro we could cry all
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day we want about fucking whatever the fuck you want like bro dave stewart who fucking owns the
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biggest motherfucking company here in st louis is a black man yeah he could have cried all day about
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fucking racism when there was actually real heavy racism in his era he's 70 something years old
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yeah it's what he do instead he fucking built an empire he said fuck that racism right he said you
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know what i'm gonna go out and build a company called worldwide technology that's going to be
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worth 15 fucking billion dollars i'm gonna be the richest man in fucking st louis he came from
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ferguson he's the second richest black man in america bro but it's not just racism it's every
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it's it's all type of fucking yes i got bad genetics my parents sucked i was abused i got picked on
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blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah all that shit is fucking fuel all of it is
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fuel if you know how to use it so you have two options you can look at this shit that you think
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is fucked up and you could cry about it and you could be fucking nothing or you could take the
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shit that pisses you off put it into productive action and shove it down every motherfucker's throat
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that ever fucking loved that ever talked shit yeah i'm just telling you what i'm picking i can listen i
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dude i don't even tell people all the shit that i've been through because it's fucking doesn't
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matter it doesn't matter what matters is how you respond what matters is the story you create by
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overcoming it that's what fucking matters and that's why we're lacking here in this country
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because not enough people are having the fucking
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the the the american dream mentality and executing on it like bro how the fuck are all these kids
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crying about all this shit when for generations and two generations ahead of them the same motherfucking
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people have created fucking success everything yeah bro fuck off with that shit victim culture is done
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here in america it's fucking done it's not cool it's not healthy it's not helpful and we're going to get
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to a place soon where it's not going to be socially acceptable everybody's going to look at you people
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who are crying online about every motherfucking thing and say hey you know what fuck you we're
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fucking done with your shit and then you know what they're going to do they're going to put their
00:26:45.200
fucking phone in their pocket and they're going to go do their shit that makes them better and you're
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going to be wallowing over there by yourself crying like a little fucking baby yeah we get less and
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less likes less and less comments it's happening it's already happening yeah like bro i could tell you
00:26:58.320
my tolerance for self-victimization is at zero where i like five years ago i'd be like oh man that really
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sucks that really sucks you had to go through that now i'm like you know what you're a fucking bitch
00:27:10.980
you're a bitch so what that happened to you now what no matter what it is and you want to go fucking
00:27:19.760
tit for tat with me motherfucker grab a seat okay because the shit is a it's a long motherfucking list
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i love it anyway what was the fun thing no i love it so that ruin your guys's fun no no no we're
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still good baby we're still good uh so basically it's gonna be it's a question you can you can give
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some explanation or just give your fucking answer that the people fucking what are we going to call
00:27:42.080
this part of the show you guys this is like a new thing you guys want to add yeah we haven't thought
00:27:45.820
what's what's it going to be called a couple episodes dj is going to say whatever it is you told
00:27:50.660
him and he's gonna claim it no you didn't really say anything they call it something uh let's call
00:27:57.240
it this is a question andy's extra sauce andy's gooey butter you you motherfuckers don't want either of
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those so hold on so is this something that you guys are going to ask me or something that people
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are going to ask no uh so i mean they can ask if they want to submit them but i got i got some uh
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some stuff written it's basically the funny questions we get on the funny questions all right
00:28:20.940
you know some yeah all right so here's a question you ready it better be fucking funny now you built
00:28:26.100
it up well we'll see i mean i think the answer might be what's funny you decide you know this shit like
00:28:30.880
motherfucker that tells hey i got the funniest joke ever it's so fucking good and then he tell it
00:28:35.760
that's you bro that's you yeah bro wait till you see this shit it's the funniest shit and then he
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showed i'm like yeah i've seen it i've seen it all right fry fries or peanut butter which one would
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you rather have and what's your favorite of each type well okay first of all i'd rather have fries
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and i'll tell you why if we have this discussion often in our family like between my dad and my
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brother and i and it's if you could only eat one food forever forever ever ever you could only have
00:29:05.120
one fucking food what would it be my food is always a potato yeah okay because you can arrange the
00:29:11.020
potato in so many different fucking ways versatile and they're all good yeah right so you can eat a
00:29:15.820
different kind of potato 365 days a year you could eat different and every meal that's how that's how
00:29:22.500
versatile it is all right so i'm gonna go with french fries because of that reason yeah now uh the
00:29:29.680
who makes the best fries that that is up for debate because i am a connoisseur and there are many
00:29:34.980
different levels to quality french fries there are some that are the right kind of crispy there are some
00:29:40.600
of the right shape there are some of the right shape and crispy there are some that are the right
00:29:44.660
shape crispy and the right spice like dude there's like lots of elements that come into a great french
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fry um so i i could appreciate them all um you know who has the best french fries oh man i can't even
00:29:56.820
say that i would be wrong i would be i couldn't i couldn't do that to people couldn't do it um but i will
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say that switching to peanut butter um you know i do i do love peanut butter
00:30:10.880
yeah you would pick peanut butter over fries or potato really you would eat peanut butter all day
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every day for the rest of your life over over different kinds of potatoes you can only really
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do peanut butter a couple ways no it's fries or potato peanut butter so you can't make it a potato
00:30:29.740
it's fries no because fries came from potato yeah but you're eating fries or peanut butter not
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potato well i would still take the fries that's what take fries because you do garlic parmesan you
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know what i would do i would take the fries and then i'd take your peanut butter
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uh no dude i you know i like i like uh creamy peanut butter you don't like the the crunchy
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i like it crunchy too i like them both but i i like i would like if i got two in front of me
00:31:05.660
which one i mean creamy and obviously it's the first form brand of of butter because that shit is
00:31:11.780
fucking fired oh hold on so late at night which one would you take peanut butter no no late at
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night that's different peanut butter all your butter all day yeah you talk about middle of the
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night like zombie eating shit yeah like you're like you're still kind of high you went to bed no
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you're like totally high yeah and you're still hot yeah peanut butter for sure 100 peanut butter for
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sure yeah it hits different when you're yeah and you got to do with a fork i don't use a spoon i do a
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fucking fork i use my hands really you just stick your fucking face in there bro i use something
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all right man is that is that it yeah that's it man that's all we got we gotta come up with a name
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for that for this for the little segment yeah but we can bring that in next time yeah it might be a
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little surprise you never know you know andy surprise andy surprise you don't want that one either
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all right guys that's all i got that's the show if you like the show if it taught you something
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