SNEAKO - SNEAKO Investigates Jeffrey Epstein's Mansion...

00:00:00.000 traveling but I'm not the type of guy that can just be in one place all the time I need to

00:00:08.480 travel especially before I have children I think it's extremely important to gain new experiences

00:00:12.760 and to see the world and to learn more but trying to read and get new inspiration I went to Epstein's

00:00:20.340 house earlier today just to see inside and luckily like right then they were doing construction

00:00:26.440 so then I got I got to peek in a little bit and I asked like there was construction guys coming in

00:00:30.860 and out and they were like closing the door halfway so that I couldn't even look in at all

00:00:35.340 and I asked the main guy there because he was the one with the clipboard I'm like did Jeffrey Epstein

00:00:39.340 live here he's like I don't know like clearly you knew clearly you know that Jeffrey Epstein was

00:00:44.320 there thank you for the five to path at the gym right now 25 pushups right now you give me five

00:00:48.380 dollars I'm not doing 25 pushups for five dollars I'll do five at the end but being back in New York

00:00:54.680 City it's like everyone who still lives here a lot of my friends and a lot of people are any New

00:00:59.640 Yorkers in your type of one if you are here the Zerkers in New York too I think we uh we have 1.00

00:01:03.800 something planned for tomorrow so stay tuned for that and have some more podcasts on the way have

00:01:07.660 some collabs lined up with um with Ryan Long boys cast and academics to me up so I'm you're gonna see

00:01:12.800 more podcasts soon but I want to talk to you guys to all the autistic schizos no reactions today 1.00

00:01:18.340 no clips no drama I wanted to do something with GD on but he I don't I don't know it's like the

00:01:26.300 headphones and it's just it's weird like that so it's the NPC spawn point and everybody who's been

00:01:33.140 here I don't know if you if you live in any liberal city the amount of trannies has tripled and I know 1.00

00:01:38.600 that's like I don't want to be the guy who only talks about trannies but it's tripled since I left 1.00

00:01:43.860 they're just they come out of nowhere the mullet with the green hair do a little meetup I'll pop 0.70

00:01:49.320 out right now no I'm not doing a meetup man thanks for the send um but I I do have um videos planned

00:01:54.760 in the next couple days before I go to London the amount of like the green hair mullet people 0.96

00:02:00.640 and uh the BLM fit like right when I I got here I was sitting down like drinking tea because I can't 0.96

00:02:07.880 drink alcohol anymore I'm sitting at a bar drinking tea like like bro like the past says bet 25 pushes

00:02:12.700 right now oh bro okay this fucking guy can I get into my monologue before okay let me do 25 0.99

00:02:16.920 because this fucking guy let him come in because the Instagram and Twitter fine 25 push-ups chat 0.99

00:02:21.020 but I haven't let me do my monologue okay let me do my monologue before you interrupt it 0.99

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00:02:49.180 the amount of the trannies has tripled and I'm at a bar drinking tea drinking green tea 1.00

00:02:56.900 because I like a faggot well no actually no I'm on my dean 1.00

00:03:01.320 halal no alcohol and then I see somebody with uh a black a white dude of course because that's 1.00

00:03:09.040 like the most amount let's be honest like white people you guys can hold the L for that 0.98

00:03:11.820 the amount of trannies it pretty much consists and there's a lot of black trannies too 1.00

00:03:16.160 but the ones who are like let me be political all black power fist and on the back of his shirt it 0.99

00:03:21.720 says say no to transphobia say no to say no to bigotry say no to fascism say no to any

00:03:29.360 all the all the talking points and I'm like of course the first person that I see and it's in a

00:03:34.320 nice bar with rugs and it's a good atmosphere and then I just hear this comment and then they play 0.98

00:03:41.740 Rihanna on their phone and I have to hear Rihanna like bitch better have me from a phone speaker 1.00

00:03:48.460 I'm out of breath right now I'm out of breath okay 0.98

00:03:53.020 so I'm just saying I'm walking around like Leonardo DiCaprio just like wondering like when

00:03:58.900 some train is gonna like try to you know say no to fascism and hit me

00:04:03.320 so if you see me walking around New York tomorrow or the day after like this

00:04:07.880 just don't don't be weird don't be weird I thought that this is gonna be a good is this

00:04:13.960 is this a good disguise yes or no chat

00:04:15.720 I'm also reflecting on on New York how much things have changed

00:04:20.620 it's it's a good reminder about why I left

00:04:24.460 I moved here because I was born in New York City but I'm not really from New York City

00:04:28.600 I was born here but I came here I came back

00:04:31.540 and for the beginning years of my adult life because New York City is the cinematic

00:04:39.040 main character place to start your life it's a good place that people want a backstory from there

00:04:45.440 there's culture there's energy here you can become like that's this is where people go

00:04:51.700 to become the main character but I left because it was getting too liberal and you see the type of

00:04:57.960 people who dye their hair green or they just like they're really fat and they're wearing a crop top

00:05:04.020 bra and they're just holding their belly and they're like doing tiktoks on the street look at my belly 0.99

00:05:08.960 those people are becoming the main character by just having everybody look at them they're saying

00:05:14.000 look at me look how ugly I am look how much I do not care about my appearance this is why I deserve

00:05:21.780 your attention look at me there's no value that they're adding there's nothing that they're giving to

00:05:27.320 the world besides an egregious egregious physical appearance their entire outward expression is

00:05:36.020 just look how much I can change about my body and not care about the job what are you going to do about

00:05:41.600 it what are you going to do so they they get their attention by just like declaring themselves as 0.97

00:05:47.160 something if you're a main character and you don't try to add anything of value then you're a clown

00:05:54.400 then you're just you're a background character you're trying to get people's attention by offering

00:06:00.680 nothing so it's it's a reminder coming back to New York City because I remember being 18 when I was 0.93

00:06:07.540 here and I remember this is this is your sound gay put an L in the chat L spam for this I cried on my 0.84

00:06:14.300 18th birthday I haven't talked about that crying is gay I don't cry often I can't even remember the last

00:06:19.620 time I cried genuinely but that was one time I specifically remember and I remember it like

00:06:23.460 a main character moment where the hell is I need to see some L for that and I'm the type of person

00:06:29.540 where I see life through this cinematic lens I always think of it like even when I have a moment

00:06:34.620 where I'm upset or when things go wrong or someone in my family dies I'm thinking about the camera feel

00:06:41.740 like how this could be written I'm thinking about how this can be how this would be filmed I'm thinking

00:06:47.880 about how cinematic this moment is I kind of see the beauty in terrible moments because I've always

00:06:54.420 seen life as a movie that's that's been my lens to to view the world and why I always think about

00:06:59.880 these ideas about becoming a main character I think that when you're becoming a man you need to first

00:07:06.840 develop an ego but it has to be justified Tate always talks about that but where I always was is where

00:07:12.520 I needed to find confidence I needed to be confident I needed to be comfortable in my own skin

00:07:17.920 and I used to follow this idea of fake it till you make it thinking that even if I didn't I said this

00:07:25.520 in a video that even if you don't know what you're talking about say it with confidence and you're going

00:07:29.980 to be compelling people are going to listen to you which is true you're going to be far more compelling

00:07:33.460 and people more people are going to perk up and listen to you if you have confidence when you speak

00:07:38.160 if you present yourself with confidence like for example when you put on a nice shirt and you you

00:07:43.200 walk into a room you can walk by the hostess at a restaurant if you walk with enough speed and you

00:07:48.280 act like you know where you're going and you're like you just go in if you walk in with a good

00:07:53.840 outfit you are much less likely to be stopped than if you walk in look like a bum if you look like you 1.00

00:07:59.200 know where you're going people are oh yeah you know you know what you're doing you know like people

00:08:02.660 can sneak into a music festival just with a clipboard and a ladder because they assume that this guy

00:08:07.780 knows what he oh like he knows what he's doing but that will only take you so far this idea of fake

00:08:13.960 it till you make it if you don't know what you're doing eventually you're going to be exposed the

00:08:18.040 people who really know you'll be able to surpass 90% of people because 90% of people have no idea

00:08:22.360 what they're doing 90% of people are just walking through life looking for a little bit of something

00:08:26.580 they don't know what they need they haven't found their own place in the world especially young people

00:08:30.620 so if you are more confident and you are louder and you're you command a room 1.00

00:08:36.340 which you can do as a low IQ idiot anybody can do that if you just figure out your body language 0.99

00:08:42.580 your mannerisms and how most people think but the real people will know the actual successful people 1.00

00:08:48.440 will be able to see right through your bullshit they can smell that from a mile away and you will 0.99

00:08:52.860 be exposed as a fraud and being exposed as a fraud in a room full of made men as opposed to being 1.00

00:08:58.740 exposed as a fraud between a bunch of normie npcs is way different that's going to be much more soul

00:09:04.160 crushing that's going to hurt your it's going to damage your reputation much much more so you don't

00:09:09.600 just want to have blind confidence you need to earn it and the only way to actually earn that type of

00:09:14.880 confidence is by adding value to the world is by working on something is by leaving your stamp on

00:09:20.980 leaving your mark on the world that has to be positive I think a lot of people have this

00:09:24.820 misconception that as long as people are hearing them then they're successful as long as like because

00:09:31.840 we all want to make an impact on the world so as long as they're being heard as long as people are reacting

00:09:35.480 that it's something good but the truth is if you're not adding anything positive you're not adding

00:09:40.560 anything to the world that people can use and that can help other people or that's changing the way 0.93

00:09:46.080 people think to some extent then you're just just a loud clown making noise 0.95

00:09:50.560 that's your job 0.99

SNEAKO - August 02, 2023

SNEAKO Investigates Jeffrey Epstein's Mansion...

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