SNEAKO - SNEAKO & Myron Interview With Ahmad Mahmood

00:00:00 Welcome back to the show and thank you for returning back to the channel the podcast where

00:00:04 we discuss personal finance, happiness, money, and advice. Today I'm joined by not one but two

00:00:12 very very special esteemed guests. We have Myron Gaines, the host of number one men's podcast Fresh

00:00:18 and Fit. Myron Gaines, thank you so much for being here. We have Sneeko, everyone knows,

00:00:24 very popular uh ex-youtuber now rumbler uh before he got that's the pronoun thank you that's the

00:00:31 preface basically before you were banned you had over a million subscribers on youtube it's like

00:00:36 two million combined with the both channels two million subscribers on youtube on twitch you had

00:00:40 a very large viewership which i only lasted like two days before yeah okay but you're a band on

00:00:46 both platforms and twitter and tiktok but uh got the twitter back thank you elon oh really yeah

00:00:52 Nice, sick

00:00:52 Yeah, we got banned

00:00:54 On TikTok several times as well

00:00:55 Yeah, even me

00:00:56 You know what's great

00:00:56 What did you do?

00:00:57 Bro, I didn't do anything

00:00:58 But I had a video

00:00:59 Where I asked somebody

00:00:59 If you would convert to Islam 0.88

00:01:00 And they banned that video

00:01:02 Oh, that's why

00:01:02 You can't talk about

00:01:03 Anything positive

00:01:04 It has to be negative

00:01:05 You need to be twerking

00:01:06 You need to be worshipping Satan

00:01:07 Yep

00:01:08 And changing your gender 0.99

00:01:09 On TikTok

00:01:09 Pretty much

00:01:10 That's the only way

00:01:10 You'll be allowed on there

00:01:11 Yeah, I mean

00:01:12 That's what it seemed like

00:01:13 Honestly, I don't know why

00:01:14 TikTok and

00:01:15 Bro, they don't have

00:01:15 Any appeal system

00:01:16 And they're like

00:01:17 They say they'll appeal it

00:01:18 But they never come through

00:01:19 Yeah

00:01:19 With any results

00:01:20 Unless you're a thotter doing some degenerate stuff, 1.00

00:01:22 they're not going to, yeah.

00:01:23 And I heard from people that actually work at TikTok

00:01:25 that anything that gets reported with my name

00:01:28 or Tate's name, they immediately delete.

00:01:29 It doesn't even matter.

00:01:30 They don't review it, just gone. 1.00

00:01:31 Damn, yeah. 0.99

00:01:32 All the Tate videos, especially even, 0.98

00:01:34 not even deleted, but all of them just shadow banned completely.

00:01:39 Like the views, like a video of me alone

00:01:40 is like, you know, maybe 15, 20,000 views.

00:01:43 And then me with Tate, dead.

00:01:45 Zero.

00:01:46 Like 200 or 100, you know?

00:01:48 They're doing everything they can to sense from right now. 0.96

00:01:49 It's ridiculous.

00:01:50 And I think it's also because there's like this thing where, I mean, I don't know how true it is, but they're saying that TikTok in China, it's all about videos. 0.66

00:01:58 You haven't heard this?

00:01:58 It's all positive.

00:01:59 It's all uplifting.

00:02:00 There's none of this fluidity nonsense.

00:02:02 It's all like inspirational science.

00:02:04 People who are like really like putting out like good messages or like really like working on some creative stuff.

00:02:09 And then for the US.

00:02:11 No, it's all one big psyop.

00:02:12 They're using it to destroy the West from the inside out. 0.86

00:02:15 Genius.

00:02:15 Trojan horse.

00:02:16 Yeah. 0.99

00:02:17 Sick. 0.98

00:02:17 But I mean, disgusting. 0.99

00:02:19 Pretty smart though.

00:02:19 And they get a bunch of your, they collect a bunch of your data as well.

00:02:22 Have you ever like looked at the user agreement with TikTok?

00:02:24 I saw Joe Rogan.

00:02:25 Yeah, it's wild.

00:02:26 Like any phone or any device you log in from, they just immediately start pulling data from

00:02:30 it.

00:02:30 Anywhere you log in from, from TikTok.

00:02:32 It's one of the most invasive apps.

00:02:33 Have you ever downloaded the app?

00:02:35 I don't have it, but I downloaded like once or twice.

00:02:37 And then every single time I had, it's like ask app not to track, ask location, ask your

00:02:42 contact list, ask your birth certificate, social, everything.

00:02:45 Yeah, honestly.

00:02:46 Honestly, for me, I just deleted it recently, but it was a good phase, I'll be honest.

00:02:51 There was like a few months, I was like properly kind of like hooked on it.

00:02:54 Not hooked, but like I'd open it and like it's like a black hole for like 8 minutes, 10 minutes to just pass.

00:03:00 Well, that's what it's designed for.

00:03:01 As soon as you open it, it mutes everything else and then it just starts showing you videos immediately that you've already been looking at.

00:03:06 So, it's literally designed to keep you on it as much as possible.

00:03:09 And they show you the stuff that's going to keep you on that you've been like going through.

00:03:12 So, yeah, I mean, it's designed to, you know, to just take your attention.

00:03:16 Yeah.

00:03:17 We're going to talk about it.

00:03:18 But just to really let you know, these two are very successful entrepreneurs, investors, and content creators.

00:03:25 Very young.

00:03:26 He's getting up there.

00:03:28 Relatively young as well.

00:03:29 I'm teaching him.

00:03:29 They're like best friends.

00:03:31 So it's nice to have them both together.

00:03:32 Yeah.

00:03:33 It's a big pleasure.

00:03:34 But yeah, hopefully in this podcast, you're going to get some advice on how to become successful.

00:03:40 how to build your character how to develop yourself so yeah i mean let's get right into it

00:03:48 i would say first off to go off that i would say i think one of the big mantras that i follow is

00:03:52 that if it's free you are the product okay so i think you can use that with social media it's

00:03:57 good that you deleted that if anything is free and tiktok is free then you got to realize like

00:04:01 they got to monetize it in some way and the way that they monetize it is your attention span

00:04:04 is your mind is taking away you're draining you when you open you go through that black hole you're

00:04:09 you're looking at all these products. You're getting stupider. You're becoming mindless. 1.00

00:04:13 You are becoming the product. So like everybody who's on social media right now, which is

00:04:17 everybody watching this, you got to realize that the richest people in the world, they don't use

00:04:21 social media for fun. They don't use it to go in a black hole. They use it for market research.

00:04:25 Even if like rich people have TikTok once in a while to see what's trending, what you can do,

00:04:29 how to utilize it. Every time I'm around millionaires, they're like, okay, what's popping

00:04:32 right now? What's the real thing? How did he get this? How did this podcast work? You always try

00:04:38 to figure out how someone got to that point if you're just on there scrolling like a drone

00:04:42 you're going to be part of the system you're just going to biggie famously said don't get high on

00:04:46 your own supply and if you're a tiktok creator this is why it's so important to like kind of

00:04:50 outsource that yeah like you want to have someone else do it for you like i have someone that like

00:04:54 does tiktoks and they do it on another device on their own stuff whatever and i don't have to worry

00:04:58 about it so that way it kind of keeps you off of the app so that you don't have to worry about like

00:05:02 actually posting content and you know getting into the black hole because yeah like that's

00:05:05 that's what they're paying for that's what social media is can we get your attention right and that's

00:05:10 what they're really competing for whether it's youtube tiktok facebook lol or instagram right

00:05:15 like they're competing for yeah meta now like they're competing for your attention that's why

00:05:19 like you know youtube they'll push you if your watch time is high they push you more into algorithm

00:05:24 because they want you to keep people on instagram do people engage with your post do they swipe left

00:05:27 do they watch the videos then they're going to keep you know put you more to the to the discover

00:05:31 page same thing with tiktok the more people you get like watching and scrolling through your

00:05:35 videos the more engagement you're able to get boom we're going to put you at the top so it's

00:05:39 all an attention economy and just like you said if it's free attention that's your goal yeah like

00:05:43 Alex Ramozy says that's what it is absolutely and and today's day and age um people have a shorter

00:05:49 attention span than they ever did you know what I mean it's like literally like uh because I'm 33

00:05:54 so I'm like old enough to remember what it was like like where you before social media yeah before

00:05:58 text messaging and everything where you had to actually like call someone or like you know had

00:06:02 to dial or whatever

00:06:03 or dial up internet

00:06:04 but nowadays

00:06:04 it's like instant gratification

00:06:06 so

00:06:06 they say when the phones

00:06:07 were tied

00:06:07 the humans were free

00:06:08 you know

00:06:09 so like we were like

00:06:09 all good

00:06:10 and then

00:06:11 now it's like

00:06:12 we're chained to this device

00:06:13 yeah

00:06:13 kids don't go outside anymore

00:06:14 man you see that

00:06:15 they eat with their

00:06:16 iPad for them

00:06:17 they brush their teeth

00:06:17 with their iPad for them

00:06:18 it's like their

00:06:19 it's their

00:06:20 that's your guys generation man

00:06:21 I didn't grow up with an iPad

00:06:22 I didn't have a cell phone

00:06:23 until I was 17

00:06:23 but like you guys

00:06:24 in your 20s man

00:06:25 you're Gen Z guys

00:06:26 holy

00:06:26 it's like a cigarette

00:06:27 for babies

00:06:28 I am 24

00:06:29 when you see a kid

00:06:30 crying nowadays

00:06:30 the parent in public

00:06:31 just shoves the iPad

00:06:32 in their face 0.99

00:06:33 until they shut up 0.99

00:06:33 it's like giving a kid 0.60

00:06:34 a cigarette

00:06:35 so that they can stop

00:06:36 I agree

00:06:37 because now they're

00:06:38 upset in their mind

00:06:39 the kid is upset

00:06:39 so what does the parent do

00:06:40 teaches the kid

00:06:41 that they should

00:06:42 distract themselves

00:06:42 when they're upset

00:06:43 with the iPad

00:06:44 so then when they get older

00:06:45 as they're upset

00:06:46 about anything in life

00:06:47 they seek these distractions

00:06:48 they seek

00:06:48 let's say they have an issue

00:06:49 instead of dealing

00:06:50 with the issue

00:06:50 or thinking it through

00:06:52 or taking any of the

00:06:53 rightful actions

00:06:54 that you would do

00:06:54 to resolve the situation

00:06:55 they'll open the

00:06:57 they'll open some

00:06:57 entertainment

00:06:58 Netflix

00:06:59 TikTok

00:06:59 social media

00:07:00 whatever

00:07:00 porn 0.56

00:07:01 any of those 0.63

00:07:02 any of the above

00:07:03 we live in what I call

00:07:04 the on demand era now

00:07:06 because it used to be

00:07:07 if you wanted to watch

00:07:08 your favorite show

00:07:08 you had to wait a week

00:07:09 maybe it was a TV series

00:07:10 whatever right

00:07:11 you had to watch television

00:07:12 you had to depend on that

00:07:13 and then wait through

00:07:13 the commercials

00:07:14 nowadays

00:07:14 you can stream

00:07:15 whatever you want

00:07:16 whenever you want

00:07:17 and you can watch it

00:07:18 as long as you want

00:07:19 food

00:07:19 even food

00:07:20 Uber

00:07:21 Uber Eats

00:07:22 you can get someone

00:07:23 to come and pick you up

00:07:24 you can get someone

00:07:24 to deliver you food

00:07:25 you can watch TV

00:07:26 as much as you want

00:07:27 and you can watch

00:07:28 all your stuff

00:07:28 and binge watch it

00:07:29 all this stuff

00:07:30 is fairly new

00:07:31 within the past decade yeah so um yeah we live in an instant gratification society nowadays but

00:07:35 you can use it to your benefit because like one thing about our generation you can realize that

00:07:39 we're not gonna be away from our phone we're never gonna plug it back in we're gonna have

00:07:42 our smartphones everywhere all the time and you can curate your feed to be positive content i

00:07:47 really like twitter now because everybody that i follow a lot of them are like independent

00:07:50 journalists there's good discussions back and forth people that i follow are interesting and

00:07:54 always trying to say something funny or talk about current events it's a great place to get news

00:07:58 after Elon Musk got in charge.

00:08:01 But even the people that I watch on YouTube or Rumble,

00:08:04 everybody that I watch,

00:08:05 they have some level of value that they add

00:08:07 every time they speak.

00:08:08 And that's why your podcast is successful

00:08:10 is because people watch this and they leave like,

00:08:12 okay, like they think in a different way.

00:08:14 There's most of the content that people watch

00:08:16 and we don't need to name all of them now,

00:08:18 but they don't have anything that they stand for.

00:08:20 And that really clicked in my head

00:08:21 like when I saw,

00:08:23 when I was trying to figure out what I wanted to do

00:08:25 after doing like,

00:08:25 I've been on YouTube for a long time.

00:08:27 yeah you worked with mr beast yeah i was i was doing all this stuff and it was just like it was

00:08:30 kind of just like entertainment and then i figured like i want to do something that had a point yeah

00:08:34 and i looked at i was analyzing and i was sitting down i was seeing like most of these channels like

00:08:39 there's it's reactionary it's talking about drama but there is no point if you look at the other

00:08:43 podcasts and people that are successful they don't have any philosophy it's just mind numbing

00:08:47 no they're just there and then if you look at like the top banner of the channel says like we

00:08:51 talk about stuff literally and you ask like what what do you stand for nothing so if you watch

00:08:57 anybody that doesn't have a clear philosophy like you start up this podcast we talk about finance

00:09:02 business we talk about um social media subjects like yeah all we were before this podcast started

00:09:08 like let's talk about real estate we're let's you have a clear objective with this there's

00:09:12 information that we can there's value that we could add to the viewer most people don't have

00:09:16 anything and that really flipped a switch in my head like why am i gonna sit here and watch

00:09:21 somebody that is just talking. I'm wasting my time. You're wasting my time. There's just noise,

00:09:27 just chatter, and I'm not going to leave with any energy. It's just going to drain me and make me

00:09:32 stupid. So everybody watching this, do not give your energy away because if it's free of the 0.98

00:09:37 product, if you give your time away to celebrity drama, to blah, blah, back and forth, who's

00:09:42 dating, who, who's this, you're not going to be any better. So if time is a commodity,

00:09:47 then you got to use it

00:09:48 to your best interest

00:09:49 and you know

00:09:50 you want to be entertained

00:09:51 of course

00:09:52 but there's got to be

00:09:52 something that they add

00:09:53 the other thing too

00:09:54 is people really have to be

00:09:55 with like you know

00:09:56 the digital age that we're in

00:09:57 where information's everywhere

00:09:58 you have to be really vigilant

00:09:59 about what you consume

00:10:00 and I'm real big on like

00:10:01 I don't watch anything

00:10:02 if it's like you know

00:10:03 fictionary

00:10:04 or doesn't make me smarter

00:10:05 or doesn't tell me

00:10:05 what's going on

00:10:06 like I'm really big into like

00:10:07 in my free time

00:10:08 I'll watch true crime stuff

00:10:09 right

00:10:09 because I have another channel

00:10:10 where I talk about

00:10:11 true crime stuff

00:10:12 from my prior experience

00:10:13 and then I'll watch

00:10:14 geopolitical stuff

00:10:15 a lot of geopolitics

00:10:15 yeah I watch a lot

00:10:16 of geopolitics stuff

00:10:17 Very interesting.

00:10:18 Yeah, and also to know what's going on in the world.

00:10:20 But you've got to be careful because if you consume it from mainstream media, it's a bunch of BS.

00:10:23 They'll tell you some stuff like, oh, yeah, like Ukraine's winning the war, LOL.

00:10:27 We know that's a lie, right?

00:10:28 But they'll tell you a bunch of stuff that isn't true.

00:10:30 So you've got to consume your geopolitics from people that, number one, are based in reality and know what's really going on.

00:10:36 And then also just consume content that makes you better.

00:10:39 I watch a lot of historical stuff, too.

00:10:41 If it doesn't educate me, I typically don't watch it.

00:10:43 And this is where people have to kind of be able to, with all the information out, you

00:10:46 really have to be vigilant about what you filter in and what you filter out.

00:10:49 But most people, like you said, they like to watch mindless content that doesn't make

00:10:52 them better.

00:10:52 You know what's crazy though?

00:10:53 And mind numbing.

00:10:54 Yeah, you're 100% right.

00:10:55 Because I opened TikTok very recently.

00:10:57 I wanted to check how our account was doing.

00:10:59 So after I deleted it, after a few days, not a few days, it was like two weeks, I redownloaded

00:11:03 it and I said, let me see how our podcast TikTok account is going.

00:11:06 When I redownloaded it, I didn't want to sign in because I didn't want to put my login,

00:11:09 I didn't even know my login details.

00:11:10 I just signed as a guest.

00:11:11 but the first few videos

00:11:13 that it gives

00:11:13 a new person

00:11:14 who's watching

00:11:14 would be those

00:11:15 like the mind-numbing ones

00:11:17 to drag you on

00:11:18 yeah

00:11:18 either that

00:11:19 and also I think

00:11:20 that that's like

00:11:21 dancing videos

00:11:21 stuff like that

00:11:22 they will try their best

00:11:23 to bring you into that niche

00:11:24 and also that's because

00:11:25 they know that

00:11:25 the majority

00:11:26 want that anyway

00:11:27 but what I try to tell people

00:11:29 as much as I can

00:11:30 is like okay look

00:11:31 you know that

00:11:31 as you said

00:11:32 social media

00:11:32 it's gonna consume

00:11:33 your phones

00:11:34 are gonna be around us

00:11:34 at least also

00:11:35 if you're gonna consume

00:11:36 try to produce

00:11:37 if not as much

00:11:38 or more

00:11:39 than how much you consume

00:11:40 so you're a producer

00:11:40 So you're not just a consumer all the time.

00:11:42 Even if it's small things, you can learn.

00:11:44 Like you go on, watch one of your videos

00:11:46 or one of your videos.

00:11:47 And then like anything you, any lesson you learn,

00:11:49 make a video about it or upload it.

00:11:50 At least that can help you in some way as well.

00:11:52 And here's the other thing people don't understand.

00:11:54 Like in the United States, like people are consumers. 0.96

00:11:56 This is why people are fat.

00:11:57 This is why people are in debt.

00:11:58 This is why people consume way more than they produce.

00:12:01 And they're not necessarily in a good position

00:12:03 economically, health-wise, et cetera.

00:12:05 So the average American is broke, fat,

00:12:07 and doesn't know what the hell is going on in life. 0.80

00:12:08 And the problem is that, see, that works if you're a woman, right? 0.78

00:12:12 If you're a chick, someone will come and swoop you up off your feet, even if you're 300 pounds. 1.00

00:12:17 But maybe two guys might swoop you up. 0.99

00:12:18 But either way, you might get swept up. 0.96

00:12:20 But as a man, you can't afford to be mediocre and incompetent. 0.90

00:12:23 As a woman, you can be. 1.00

00:12:25 So what I'm saying is like that mind-numbing, stupid content, that's okay for girls to be on TikTok all day doing that. 1.00

00:12:30 But you can't afford to do that as a man. 1.00

00:12:31 You really have to have your stuff together because no one's going to come and save you as a man.

00:12:35 You want to hear a crazy stat?

00:12:37 Let's hear it.

00:12:37 I don't know if you know pounds, but do you know how much you weigh in pounds?

00:12:40 I weigh 78 kg.

00:12:42 78 kg, okay.

00:12:43 I think it's like 140 or like 160 pounds.

00:12:47 I think it's like double.

00:12:47 Guess how much the average American woman weighs. 1.00

00:12:51 Average?

00:12:52 Average.

00:12:52 What do you think?

00:12:53 In pounds, I think...

00:12:54 If you're 160.

00:12:57 Let's say...

00:12:59 I'd hope for like, you know, 150.

00:13:06 170.

00:13:06 10 more pounds than you

00:13:09 Is the average American woman 1.00

00:13:11 Yep damn 1.00

00:13:12 187 is the average American black woman 0.99

00:13:15 That's a real stat

00:13:17 And that really opened up my mind

00:13:19 To how mediocre most people are

00:13:21 And like not even that

00:13:22 Men is probably more 0.99

00:13:24 The average man weighs 197 pounds

00:13:27 In America

00:13:27 Big country

00:13:29 And it's accepted

00:13:32 And like the thing is

00:13:33 As a man you can't afford to be

00:13:35 And that's why, like, with our podcast, Fresh and Fit, I'm so big on, like, so we have a Money Monday, right, teaching guys how to make money, whether it's being an entrepreneur, investing in real estate, cryptocurrency, whatever, and we bring people in from different walks of life.

00:13:46 So if I'm not versed in something, I'll bring someone else that is.

00:13:49 Then Wednesday, we talk about Womanizer Wednesday, how to stay attractive, how to, you know, how to not be a simp, et cetera, because, quite frankly, we live in a simp economy, right?

00:13:55 And then Friday, we do a call-in show where we answer questions, or we bring in a guest, and then we have the after-hour show, we bring girls in and everything like that.

00:14:01 But the reason why is because I saw that there was a void in the market, right?

00:14:04 So, like, guys wanted to get girls, and they thought, okay, well, what do I say?

00:14:09 What do I do, et cetera?

00:14:10 And then I was like, okay, we'll do this, blah, blah, blah.

00:14:11 But then they don't have their stuff together.

00:14:13 They're not out of shape. 0.98

00:14:13 They're fat. 0.99

00:14:14 They stink. 1.00

00:14:15 Their hygiene is bad. 0.95

00:14:16 They don't dress appropriately where the clothes just fit, right?

00:14:18 I'm not saying you have to be dripped out or whatever, but at least have the clothes fit.

00:14:21 Look presentable.

00:14:21 Be clean.

00:14:22 Like, guys don't have these rudimentary basics in place.

00:14:24 And this is why so many guys, like, get left unseen or don't get dates or whatever it may be.

00:14:29 So that's when I kind of realized, like, oh, we have to teach you guys how to become more attractive first.

00:14:33 High-value males.

00:14:34 before you even like get the girls

00:14:35 because a lot of guys think

00:14:36 I want to get girls 1.00

00:14:37 I want to get girls 1.00

00:14:37 but like people don't realize

00:14:39 if you don't make

00:14:40 like at least hit

00:14:41 a certain look threshold

00:14:42 girls aren't going to give you 1.00

00:14:43 the time of day

00:14:43 regardless of what you say

00:14:44 or how good your game is

00:14:45 you can't play the game

00:14:46 unless you turn the game on

00:14:48 you don't even get in the door

00:14:49 you don't even get in the door

00:14:50 and in today's day and age

00:14:51 with social media

00:14:52 Instagram etc

00:14:53 it's more competitive now

00:14:54 than ever before

00:14:55 you know

00:14:56 and I don't think guys

00:14:56 really know

00:14:57 what they're up against

00:14:58 at least in the west

00:14:59 like in

00:15:00 you know

00:15:01 might be different here

00:15:02 in this part of the world

00:15:03 but in the west

00:15:03 it's like dude the average guy like you can't afford to be sitting here watching a bunch of

00:15:07 mindless content you scrolling up on tiktok watching girls twerk like women can do that 1.00

00:15:11 stupid stuff but you can as a man you got to get out there and get it for your own speaking of the 0.99

00:15:15 economy like there's even you can't even say the word simp on twitch did you know that really like 0.99

00:15:20 that's how much that they want you to become that because if you start to pull the curtain back

00:15:24 and you start to they say bullying no it's not bullying and they just like that's what twitch 0.98

00:15:28 wants they want you to be a simp tiktok wants you to be stupid twitch wants you to be giving all 0.99

00:15:33 your money away to hot tub streams she goes i love you i love you it's literally a tiktok funnel 0.99

00:15:37 the top only fans person on twitch amaranth went on an e-day with her last summer blah blah blah

00:15:43 she makes a lot of money and she said the only reason she still goes on twitch because she makes 1.00

00:15:47 100k a month on twitch she makes 1.5 million a month on only fans 1.5 million a month the only 0.57

00:15:53 reason she uses twitch is because it's the it's a billboard for her only fans it's just a funnel

00:15:58 it's a direct funnel because she said on every other website they kind of censor it you can't

00:16:02 have sexy content but twitch it's great well they want you to become a simp on twitch that's the

00:16:08 whole goal because if you're there you're giving away all your money literally i talk about this

00:16:11 extensively in my book this is actually why women deserve less because real time you know you said 1.00

00:16:17 it for me like and i talk about this like the whole simp economy that we have this is very crazy

00:16:20 but we have to we have to talk a bit about yeah we could talk about it in the book right so the

00:16:24 first thing is you know the money sign then the next is like you know don't get married in the 0.96

00:16:28 west next is social media because girls are social media crack whores nowadays and time 1.00

00:16:32 and then time and too many guys give these four things away to women for nothing and if you look 0.99

00:16:37 right people like oh my god man you're a jerk whatever i looked at all the top podcasts by 0.99

00:16:41 the way which is long-form content all male dominated not female dominated why is that well 1.00

00:16:45 because men have to bring value to get any type of attention we're used to doing versus girls 0.91

00:16:49 don't like girls can do some bullshit and and uh you know get attention but the thing is is that 1.00

00:16:54 women don't dominate youtube and they don't dominate long-form content they typically only 1.00

00:16:57 dominate short form content on tiktok or instagram even tiktok the biggest tiktok is not a isn't is

00:17:03 now scrubby is it do now yeah see so there you go but like regardless like that's where i've

00:17:08 noticed where girls dominate when it comes to social media is typically picture apps like 1.00

00:17:12 instagram or short form content where they're dancing whatever but very few women can like 0.99

00:17:16 keep a audience entertained for a long period of time now twitch is one of the anomalies but

00:17:20 they'll be playing video games or whatever their boobs out and sitting in a hot tub or whatever 1.00

00:17:23 And their female podcast, if you listen to what they talk about, Call Her Daddy, Emily Ratajkowski, former porn stars, they just get in, they hit the wall, and then they're mad because they're not getting the same attention they got when they were 21. 0.54

00:17:34 So all they try to do is bring women to their side. 1.00

00:17:37 Be a whore. 1.00

00:17:38 Be an OnlyFan. 1.00

00:17:39 And you are a bad person. 0.98

00:17:40 You're a bad man if you don't want me when I'm 30 after having all my getting smashed up on. 0.88

00:17:47 Yeah, they want to bring girls to that level because they're really bitter for the fact that they use up their value.

00:17:52 Podcasts is Call Her Daddy, and that's about being a thot. 1.00

00:17:54 Like, all the other top podcasts, all male run, et cetera.

00:17:56 And here's the thing. 0.99

00:17:57 I'm not telling y'all to, like, treat women poorly or be a jerk or whatever. 0.98

00:18:01 Obviously, we're here in the UAE. 0.98

00:18:03 It's a little bit different.

00:18:04 But out in the West, right, you're in an English-speaking first world country. 0.99

00:18:07 Like, don't be a simp because women don't respect it. 1.00

00:18:09 Like, you got to figure out which girls deserve more, but most girls, quite frankly, deserve less. 1.00

00:18:13 The males, especially in the West, they put women on a pedigree, you know? 0.93

00:18:17 Yeah.

00:18:17 On a pedestal.

00:18:18 Dude, in the West, like, here it's balance.

00:18:20 It's like women understand that masculinity is a thing. 1.00

00:18:22 Men lead, women follow, et cetera. 0.92

00:18:24 It's like already kind of established in the culture.

00:18:26 But the United States, it's not like that.

00:18:27 Like the average woman does not respect the average man in the United States at all. 0.99

00:18:31 Like the average man is considered like, oh, like they're invisible to most girls, you know?

00:18:36 And the reason why, I blame, there's a multitude of reasons for this, but I think social media is probably one of the biggest contributors to, you know, the skewed sexual marketplace or the dating marketplace because you got a girl that's like a five.

00:18:47 she's getting attention 0.96

00:18:49 from guys that are

00:18:49 8's, 9's, 10's

00:18:50 guys that are

00:18:51 way above her level

00:18:52 but what she doesn't realize

00:18:53 is those guys want her 0.93

00:18:54 for sexual access 0.72

00:18:55 but she thinks

00:18:57 that she can attract

00:18:58 that caliber of guy

00:18:58 they come on my show

00:18:59 all the time

00:18:59 like I deserve

00:19:00 this kind of guy

00:19:00 it's like no 0.99

00:19:01 you get sex 0.99

00:19:01 from that guy only 1.00

00:19:02 nothing else

00:19:02 they're probably

00:19:04 people who are

00:19:04 less good looking

00:19:05 but would provide

00:19:06 much more

00:19:06 but they don't care

00:19:07 it's not just social media

00:19:09 it's also the movies

00:19:10 that they watch

00:19:10 all these Disney movies

00:19:11 made these girls 0.98

00:19:12 think that they're

00:19:12 princesses without

00:19:13 doing anything

00:19:14 and they all think

00:19:15 they're 10's

00:19:15 they all think

00:19:16 they're perfect

00:19:16 they don't think

00:19:16 that they have

00:19:17 their podcasts are all just about how you're perfect sex in the city it's about how you can

00:19:21 go outside and just date a bunch of guys there's no self-improvement ideas for women it's just 1.00

00:19:27 accept me for who i am fat positivity accept me for who i like slut walk that they actually have 1.00

00:19:33 that in new york i'm sorry for swearing but like they actually have our yell your abortion protests

00:19:37 like they had protests in new york city big reason why i left where they would go in march and they 0.98

00:19:41 would yell about how many abortions they have damn so different world yeah damn that's crazy 1.00

00:19:46 And we'll get into it. 0.99

00:19:47 I think what you were talking about before earlier about America being

00:19:49 consumerist and stuff, it's actually crazy because I've realized, like,

00:19:53 you know, with all these days they have, like, you know, let's say

00:19:57 Women's Day or let's say this day, you know. 1.00

00:19:59 There's no Men's Day, really. 0.96

00:20:01 Really?

00:20:01 No.

00:20:02 Women's March, there's no Men's March. 0.90

00:20:04 Even necessarily Mother's Day or these days, you know,

00:20:06 they built all these days just for consumers because they want people to

00:20:09 spend, buy gifts for this person on this day, best friend day.

00:20:12 All the holidays for women, Valentine's Day, it's just to spend money on women. 1.00

00:20:14 Exactly.

00:20:15 And they just want you to consume, consume, buy, buy, spend, spend.

00:20:17 And women are 80% of the consumer base in the United States. 1.00

00:20:20 Yeah, true.

00:20:21 And they hold three quarters of the debt.

00:20:22 And I've talked about this too.

00:20:24 Like why are we so femme-centric in the West and the United States? 0.99

00:20:27 Well, the reason why, why they push feminism, et cetera, is because when you push feminism, women make their own money. 1.00

00:20:31 If women make their own money, they're more impressionable. 1.00

00:20:33 When they're more impressionable, it's easier to sell to women. 1.00

00:20:35 This is why advertisers target women very heavily in the United States. 0.82

00:20:38 The ads are like, oh, yeah, you go, girl.

00:20:40 You're special.

00:20:41 Love your curves, whatever.

00:20:42 They don't hold women accountable for their bad decisions 1.00

00:20:44 Because they can sell to them

00:20:45 I've always said when you lie, women buy 1.00

00:20:47 So if you're able to go ahead

00:20:49 Because it works in two different things with feminism 1.00

00:20:51 What it's done is it's cut

00:20:53 It's doubled the labor market 0.83

00:20:55 When you double the labor market, now you can pay people less

00:20:58 Right? And on top of that

00:20:59 Everything is doubled because now you've got to sell to men 1.00

00:21:01 And women, etc. So it works in that way 1.00

00:21:03 Where employers can pay you less

00:21:06 Now on top of that

00:21:07 Now you have another work demographic

00:21:09 Who's less concerned with necessarily creating

00:21:11 wealth and saving we're concerned with consuming and that's just women in general right yeah and 1.00

00:21:15 they're and they're more prone to have debt so it works out to their favor where it works to have

00:21:20 feminism and have men and women split apart because it makes more money yeah and they also 1.00

00:21:24 tax the whole population instead of half the population just a man you tax everybody now 0.96

00:21:29 you're able to tax both i actually i think it goes even much deeper than that i think they were doing

00:21:32 it to try to control the entire population and you saw with the cough cough what happened when

00:21:36 when you have women controlling when you have women in charge they're more emotionally charged 0.91

00:21:40 and so it's very easy to manipulate based on fear and not thinking rationally and men are confused

00:21:46 okay well a lot of us they we didn't want to go and put on the mask stuff like that but when you

00:21:50 have women afraid yeah you're gonna comply more when women are in charge then you're much easier 1.00

00:21:56 to control manipulate when you're constantly simping and you're weaker and you're sad and

00:22:00 you're on pills and you're a slave to big pharma and when you're distracted on social media then

00:22:04 you're easy to manipulate and then the rich people get richer and the poor people get poorer

00:22:07 Look, in the past three years,

00:22:09 that was the biggest wealth transfer of all time.

00:22:10 The middle class lost the biggest amount of money

00:22:13 in recent times.

00:22:14 I know this happens in every single,

00:22:15 in the recession and any big event in here,

00:22:18 but the COVID was the biggest example

00:22:20 of the wealth transfer.

00:22:21 You could see the gap.

00:22:21 And it makes you think,

00:22:22 if that's what the rich people wanted,

00:22:25 it was completely in their favor.

00:22:27 Yeah, and it worked.

00:22:28 The rich people,

00:22:30 they weren't inside wiping their groceries down.

00:22:32 They were living life, having fun, traveling the world.

00:22:34 And what you were saying about the women,

00:22:36 it's interesting because like you said,

00:22:37 they tell the woman that like for example if you if you're if you're this weight it's okay

00:22:43 and they put big heavy models on on billboards not because they even care about the woman but

00:22:49 because they want to show off those clothes for the because they realize that now there's a lot

00:22:52 of fat people so they want them to buy clothes from them yeah and the what also women spend a 1.00

00:22:56 lot of money on is plastic surgery and the way they change the trend like if you think about you

00:23:00 know it's like beauty trends like a few years ago it was like oh if you were like let's say when

00:23:04 when kim kardashian had these curvy thighs it's all about being curvy so people were getting 1.00

00:23:08 getting like uh injections and you know yeah uh butt lifts and stuff like that and now it's like

00:23:13 all about being skinny so what i noticed also is what happens a lot is they switch the trend to

00:23:17 what everyone doesn't have so they again need surgery so like before skinny eyebrows was good

00:23:20 now it's like like who decides these trends they decide based on what what the people have like

00:23:25 they'll decide the opposite is the now the new thing you know what i mean it's full-on like fat

00:23:29 acceptance now though like like if you look at billboards from like the 90s versus now like they

00:23:33 have full-on like big plus models that are like you know on calvin klein ads where it used to be

00:23:38 like thin models like you can be a 200 plus pound woman and be a model in the united states nowadays 1.00

00:23:43 even the mannequins in walmart are shaped like bowling balls but that's the girls think they 1.00

00:23:46 care about them like they're saying i'm attractive no they just want you to spend money on those

00:23:49 yeah no it's all psyop the dad bod thing it's all a lie she's control i mean look what happened

00:23:54 in the past three years instead of telling us to go and get in shape to go to the gym they

00:23:58 closed down the gyms and they told you to go get a bunch of injections because they don't actually

00:24:03 care about your health if they cared about your health they would have said get some sun go outside

00:24:06 protect yourself these are the ways to protect yourself from getting sick instead they just they

00:24:10 told you to go into a pharmacy yeah anyways so moving a bit on from the women and the west i 1.00

00:24:16 wanted to ask you guys um off the bat if first of all you guys are in dubai it's both your first

00:24:21 time here yeah what do you guys think we just we're not gonna go back we're moving all roads

00:24:27 look at that everything we've been talking about it's how the west is collapsing and why it's

00:24:30 it's going apart i mean it is what it is i mean i don't know if you can really say this on youtube

00:24:36 that much that's why i'm on rumble i guess but i i don't i'm not very optimistic about the west i

00:24:40 think in the next 30 years it's going to become a third world place like during the blm riots when 0.93

00:24:44 i saw all these stores getting looted and i nobody got criminal charges but then everybody on january

00:24:49 6th they're facing criminal charges now for doing the same exact thing i think that's just a perfect

00:24:54 sign of how they don't care about nationalism they don't care about the country if you have

00:24:57 an american flag they said that you're racist now it's a racist symbol to a lot of liberals and i'm

00:25:01 not optimistic about the west and i do think that i can fight the fight in a different place uh shout

00:25:06 out to ryan dawson he's been in japan since the bush era and one of the problems i've had is that

00:25:10 i'm saying like i don't want to stay in the west that much longer i don't want to raise a family

00:25:15 here seeing what they do in schools with the pride flags how all these kids are having trans teachers 0.98

00:25:19 with giant prosthetic boobs it's it's disgusting really they don't pledge allegiance to the flag 0.99

00:25:24 They pledge allegiance to the gay pride flag 1.00

00:25:25 And when that happens

00:25:26 We grew up with social media

00:25:28 That was already a lot for a lot of us to deal with

00:25:30 And have this attention economy

00:25:31 And getting addicted to clout and all this stuff 0.83

00:25:33 But when kids have trans teachers shoved in their face 0.83

00:25:36 They're going to grow up extremely confused 0.65

00:25:37 So I want to raise kids outside of America 0.64

00:25:39 Without too much distractions

00:25:43 And not thinking about sexual orientations 0.76

00:25:46 Without all this nonsense

00:25:48 Without thinking about sex in general 0.98

00:25:49 It's disgusting that they even do this

00:25:52 Anybody who justifies it

00:25:53 Like the LGBT stands for lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans.

00:25:56 That's literally teaching kids like it's all sex. 0.99

00:25:59 It's sex act. 0.97

00:25:59 So they look at this flag and they're seeing all weird types of sex. 0.66

00:26:04 But I think you could still fight the fight.

00:26:06 I think you could still, if you have the power of the internet,

00:26:08 you could still talk about this and you could still help people

00:26:11 with not being in the country.

00:26:12 Like people are like, oh, you're leaving us behind.

00:26:15 And I still, I love being American.

00:26:16 I still love the place, but I'm not optimistic about it.

00:26:19 I feel you.

00:26:20 and i think dubai especially with um the safety here like at the end of the day like um we we're

00:26:26 trying our hardest to be successful and you know um earn as much money as possible and what's the

00:26:32 point if you live in a society where if you have money you're not safe you know if you have a nice

00:26:36 car like if you see london you can't even wear this watch you know if new york and london i'm

00:26:40 not going to walk outside i mean so what's the point of having money in a place where

00:26:43 like obviously for us we're trying to work you'll be fine with that watch in new york though yeah

00:26:48 But you know what I mean?

00:26:51 It's like you want to be successful, and you want to enjoy your money.

00:26:55 You want to have a nice car.

00:26:56 You want to have a nice watch.

00:26:58 There are investments as well, by the way.

00:26:59 So it's crazy that there you don't even have that peace of mind.

00:27:03 As you get successful, it comes worse in your life.

00:27:06 You get more attacks, you know what I mean?

00:27:09 You're more vulnerable and open to attacks.

00:27:11 So I think that the move to Dubai is strongly stressful.

00:27:15 Los Angeles is literally a third-world country now.

00:27:17 the mayor just signed something and you could have fruit stands out on the street like it looks like

00:27:21 mexico city in la san francisco everybody's leaving that used to be the most coveted place

00:27:25 all the youtubers are moving to like texas and suffrage tax as well they're getting out

00:27:29 the puerto rico yeah puerto rico tax havens yeah but everything in california it's just an absolute

00:27:35 doesn't make sense it's it's bad you were saying earlier that you wanted to go visit man you're

00:27:41 gonna be alarmed because like i had this idea when you watch the movies in the 90s like people

00:27:44 are running on the beach.

00:27:45 And you're at the concrete jungle,

00:27:46 you know,

00:27:47 LA is like beautiful weather

00:27:48 and tropes.

00:27:49 No,

00:27:49 it's just tense

00:27:50 and piss and fentanyl

00:27:51 and witches and stuff. 0.95

00:27:54 Literally like witches

00:27:55 on the street,

00:27:55 all this astrology.

00:27:57 For me,

00:27:57 I want to visit,

00:27:57 but to meet people

00:27:58 like you guys.

00:27:58 Yeah,

00:27:59 yeah,

00:27:59 yeah.

00:27:59 I mean,

00:27:59 definitely visit.

00:28:00 There are a lot of good people.

00:28:01 Go check it out.

00:28:01 A lot of good people.

00:28:02 Hustlers.

00:28:03 Yeah,

00:28:03 I didn't really like California

00:28:04 when I went out there.

00:28:06 No offense to all

00:28:06 the California people.

00:28:07 No, 1.00

00:28:08 it sucks. 0.99

00:28:08 Offense to you guys. 1.00

00:28:10 California sucks. 1.00

00:28:10 Yeah, 1.00

00:28:10 get the hell out of there, 0.99

00:28:11 man it they call it comifornia for a reason like so many people are getting out like higher if

00:28:15 you're a higher earner living in california like it's probably not in your best interest because

00:28:18 they tax you so many different times between the state tax county tax city tax all this different

00:28:23 stuff and and then on top of that you can like in san francisco you could steal up to like almost

00:28:26 a thousand dollars worth of stuff and not go to jail it's just and there's a homeless population

00:28:30 issue so a lot of people are going to florida and texas why because these states still are

00:28:34 relatively low taxes cheap to live in you can still um even though the price of florida has

00:28:40 been going up thanks to New Yorkers but yeah man those are some of the last frontiers left 0.99

00:28:44 the United States where you're still going to be like you know you're able to still enjoy some 0.73

00:28:47 semblance of a high quality of life without necessarily being in a clown world like New

00:28:51 York City or LA but you know it is what it is man I mean yeah I agree when it comes to like

00:28:56 raising kids whatever when I decide to have children yeah I'm probably gonna have to come

00:28:58 out this way because raising kids in the United States is probably not with the way things are

00:29:03 you know you got parents you know kids getting kicked out of school because their parents aren't

00:29:06 only fans uh you got you know kids that are identifying as a million different genders you

00:29:11 got teachers teaching your children a bunch of weird stuff they don't necessarily need to know

00:29:15 it's just strange clown world stuff going on right now in uh in the west in general yeah

00:29:20 you know we're we're basically we care more about people's feels before the reels you know it's like

00:29:27 let's all be inclusive and everything else like that versus like now we're missing the whole point

00:29:30 of like you're not thinking objectively and yeah we're just thinking with our with our with our

00:29:34 heart and emotions yeah everyone's trying to virtue signal and it's annoying it's like you

00:29:39 don't have to virtue signal in school and energy education system about like oh yeah we need to be

00:29:44 all inclusive in this like who cares like yeah even about like money you know you find these

00:29:47 people who are who are like um they're saying like oh no i don't like money and like naval he

00:29:51 talks about this a lot you guys watch naval naval ravikant no it's pretty smart guy he's been on

00:29:56 jorogan like invest there like yeah worth like 100 mil usd or something like that anyways he

00:30:01 basically says like the people who say like money's not everything and like money is not important or

00:30:05 like we don't need money but basically they're just what they're just data signaling they want

00:30:10 to show like oh like we're above this kind of game of like fighting for who's because he's worth 0.99

00:30:13 100 mil that's why you say nonsense like that yeah yeah stupid no no he doesn't say that he's 0.98

00:30:18 saying that it doesn't make sense that the people who do that you know what i mean basically he's 0.99

00:30:21 against this this stuff against the people that are saying like yeah yeah we don't need money

00:30:25 exactly yeah he's worth 100 million he's basically saying that the people who say we don't need

00:30:29 money there instead of playing the who says we don't need money no the people who talk like money

00:30:34 is not important money's not everything you haven't heard that kind of that rhetoric like

00:30:38 from bill gates and shit like that not even bill gates but like just like bro regular people were 0.99

00:30:42 like money's not everything money's not important i don't know there's there's a community it's dumb 0.92

00:30:47 it doesn't make sense but yeah it's like they say money's not everything yeah war is not everything

00:30:50 but like you need it to live you know but anyways aside from that i think dubai great place what

00:30:56 your first impressions

00:30:56 walking around

00:30:57 or like

00:30:57 we haven't even

00:30:59 really been here

00:30:59 for 24 hours

00:31:00 there's so much

00:31:01 I want to show you guys

00:31:02 I'll say that

00:31:03 very clean

00:31:03 very safe

00:31:04 police state

00:31:06 but that's good

00:31:07 all those skyscrapers

00:31:08 I haven't even seen

00:31:09 any policemen

00:31:09 people talk about

00:31:10 the low amount of crime

00:31:11 I haven't seen one cop

00:31:12 walking around

00:31:12 I'll take a police state

00:31:13 if it's safe

00:31:14 you know what I mean

00:31:15 which it is

00:31:16 you know

00:31:16 did you guys see

00:31:18 the Bush Khalifa

00:31:19 the tallest building

00:31:19 in the world

00:31:20 well we didn't go

00:31:21 to it yet

00:31:22 but we saw it

00:31:23 from the side

00:31:24 yeah okay nice

00:31:25 sick

00:31:25 alright

00:31:26 Let's talk a bit about one of our dear friends.

00:31:30 You've made many videos with him.

00:31:32 You've obviously met him many times and made videos with him.

00:31:35 Myself, he sat in this chair where I'm sitting now.

00:31:38 Andrew Tate.

00:31:39 I miss the guy so much.

00:31:40 And Tristan Tate, free him too.

00:31:41 And Tristan Tate, sorry, yeah.

00:31:42 But I mean, like, yeah, I met Andrew.

00:31:45 I had him on the podcast.

00:31:46 Tristan and Andrew Tate, been locked up.

00:31:49 They've just been, things have been extended now.

00:31:51 What are our thoughts?

00:31:53 How are we going to get them out?

00:31:55 And what are we going to do?

00:31:56 Basically, what's the situation?

00:31:57 I mean, there's a lot of work done happening behind the scenes.

00:32:01 And I would say for people watching, the best thing to do is to keep the positive message

00:32:04 alive.

00:32:05 They're trying to paint this bad image and ruin his reputation and try to make it seem

00:32:09 like he's pushing these bad ideas.

00:32:10 But everybody who watches the content knows what he stands for.

00:32:13 He's anti-drug.

00:32:14 He says that we should protect women, that we should provide for them.

00:32:17 He tells men to be their best selves.

00:32:20 Personally, I'm a good example of somebody who found that type of content at the right

00:32:23 time in my life.

00:32:24 And it made a positive impact for you.

00:32:24 And it made a really positive impact.

00:32:26 Like everybody who's been listening to him,

00:32:27 like you can see it happen to you.

00:32:28 A lot of young people who listen to his podcast

00:32:30 have had a positive,

00:32:32 have seen positive changes in their lives.

00:32:34 So just for everybody watching,

00:32:36 like what you can do right now,

00:32:37 is just say positive things

00:32:38 and make sure to like look at the documents

00:32:39 and try to find any of the evidence.

00:32:41 Like the people who are saying,

00:32:42 he's a terrible person,

00:32:43 but where's the evidence?

00:32:45 Show me the evidence that he's a bad person

00:32:47 and then I'll believe you.

00:32:47 But everybody that knows, knows.

00:32:49 There's nothing, they're both innocent. 1.00

00:32:51 It's garbage. 0.98

00:32:52 What about those voice notes that they put on Vice? 0.99

00:32:53 Like I definitely

00:32:54 Not believe in them

00:32:55 But I'm just saying

00:32:56 What about other people

00:32:56 Who say like

00:32:57 Oh I heard a vice voice note

00:32:59 Yeah I could sense a role play

00:33:00 Stuff like that

00:33:01 Is taken out of context

00:33:02 They try to make it

00:33:02 See like

00:33:03 They always clip it up

00:33:04 I also think it could be AI

00:33:05 I think it's very highly

00:33:06 It's clipped in a certain way

00:33:07 To make them seem

00:33:08 Like violent people

00:33:09 It's manipulated

00:33:10 If you look at the full context

00:33:12 Of it

00:33:12 It's never bad

00:33:13 There's not any

00:33:14 Damning evidence of them

00:33:15 Plus Andrew's so smart 0.91

00:33:16 Why the hell would he

00:33:17 Leave a voice note like that 0.61

00:33:18 To someone

00:33:18 He wouldn't 0.93

00:33:18 He's not an idiot 0.98

00:33:19 Yeah he wouldn't do that 0.99

00:33:20 Yeah

00:33:20 Plus also you have to think

00:33:21 About something like

00:33:22 You know

00:33:23 Andrew being who he is

00:33:24 And how smart he was

00:33:25 If he ever did

00:33:26 If he ever hurt a girl

00:33:27 Would he be online

00:33:29 Talking about how women

00:33:30 Or like

00:33:31 Would he be saying

00:33:32 Like stuff about women 1.00

00:33:33 And he would

00:33:33 He would steer as much

00:33:34 As he got away from the topic

00:33:35 He would never say anything

00:33:36 Slightly negative towards women

00:33:37 Because he would want to steer

00:33:38 As far away as he could

00:33:39 So him talking

00:33:41 As much as he talked

00:33:42 About the whole woman situation 0.83

00:33:42 It shows that

00:33:43 Obviously

00:33:44 He would never do anything

00:33:45 Like he would never have any crimes

00:33:46 In that field

00:33:47 Where people could look and say

00:33:48 Like oh yes

00:33:49 What he's saying matches the crimes

00:33:50 You know

00:33:50 Or like it relates

00:33:51 In any way whatsoever

00:33:52 So here's the thing

00:33:54 I used to actually investigate

00:33:55 Human trafficking

00:33:56 When I was an agent 0.99

00:33:57 Oh shit yeah 0.99

00:33:57 For Homeland 0.99

00:33:58 So like this is something

00:33:59 That you know

00:34:00 I could speak about

00:34:01 Well number one

00:34:02 They're 100% innocent

00:34:03 I spent a significant amount

00:34:04 Of time with them

00:34:05 These guys aren't holding

00:34:05 Girls against their will 0.99

00:34:06 If anything

00:34:07 They're trying to get

00:34:08 The girls out the house 1.00

00:34:09 If anything

00:34:09 They gotta kick them out

00:34:10 There's too many

00:34:11 And here's the thing

00:34:12 I've seen girls be rude to them 1.00

00:34:13 Right when I was there

00:34:14 In Romania

00:34:14 But we were there

00:34:15 For like weeks

00:34:16 Yeah

00:34:16 And they still would

00:34:17 Get them an Uber

00:34:18 Get them a cab

00:34:19 Whatever

00:34:19 Like they went out

00:34:20 Gentleman

00:34:20 Yeah they really are

00:34:21 Gentleman

00:34:22 And they're big on being gentlemen as well.

00:34:24 And there's so many, here's, okay, let's talk about Vice first, right?

00:34:27 Yeah.

00:34:27 So you talk about the voice clips.

00:34:28 There's two things.

00:34:29 Let's say the voice things are real.

00:34:30 The voice notes are real.

00:34:31 Let's say they are real, right?

00:34:32 For argument's sake.

00:34:33 Even though there's a bunch of evidence showing that it's AI and it's BS.

00:34:35 I've seen a text conversation.

00:34:37 The girl said, it's not grape if it's consent.

00:34:39 So we already know that that was a conversation that was already being had where that was,

00:34:44 that's like a kink for the girl, right? 1.00

00:34:46 That's number one.

00:34:46 Number two, let's say, and then the other option is that it's AI and it's fake.

00:34:52 But either way, they never showed the entire conversation.

00:34:55 They just played like the voice notes.

00:34:56 But what they don't know is that a lot of girls have fetishes for this stuff, guys.

00:35:00 Ta-da.

00:35:01 I know a lot of people don't tell you this.

00:35:02 The nice guys don't know this.

00:35:03 The simps don't know this. 0.99

00:35:04 These blue pill losers don't know this. 1.00

00:35:05 The weird libtards don't know this. 1.00

00:35:07 But the reality is a lot of girls have fetishes like this with dominance and men being assertive, whatever. 0.95

00:35:12 If you look at the top book that women love to read, one of them is what? 1.00

00:35:15 Fifty Shades of Grey.

00:35:16 Who's the man?

00:35:17 A guy who's tall, dominant, millionaire, assertive, all this other stuff.

00:35:21 women like that type of stuff a lot of them do they don't want to be responsible for being 1.00

00:35:25 304s they want plausible deniability and then the other thing too they try to say oh well andrew 0.99

00:35:29 beats girls and what did they use they use that stupid videotape as footage of them on the bed 1.00

00:35:33 where he slapped the girl she went on air twice saying oh this is something that me and him used 0.99

00:35:37 to do together it was something that i like she gets sensitive and then here's the other thing

00:35:40 too people don't have critical thinking skills think about this if you're really going to be

00:35:44 smacking a girl and assaulting her and all this other stuff why would you would you set it up

00:35:47 in front of the bed with a tripod whatever like people really don't have critical thinking skills

00:35:51 So they hear a voice note out of context.

00:35:53 They don't know if it's AR or not, right?

00:35:55 And then you look at the actual text conversation.

00:35:57 She's like, it's not great if it's consent.

00:35:58 So bam, that's out the way.

00:36:00 And then number two, you're over here looking at a footage of like, oh, yeah, I seen a woman, blah, blah, blah.

00:36:04 She goes on air and says, this is something that I like.

00:36:06 But people still keep trying to say, oh, no, he hits women, blah, blah, blah.

00:36:09 No, he doesn't, bro.

00:36:10 And if you use common sense, you would know no guy that actually abuses women is going to set up a tripod in front of their bed and then do it right there and then have it.

00:36:17 Like what?

00:36:17 How many years?

00:36:19 You're 100% right.

00:36:19 How many years did you know Andrew?

00:36:21 I've known Andrew since 2020.

00:36:24 But I think one of the first podcasts he was going on,

00:36:26 it was one of the first viral ones at least.

00:36:28 Yeah, yeah, yeah, when he came on.

00:36:29 Yeah, we've known Andrew for a while.

00:36:31 You hung out with him a lot, yeah?

00:36:32 Yeah.

00:36:33 Bro, it's just crazy.

00:36:34 So nice.

00:36:35 Such a nice guy.

00:36:35 The fact that he came on this podcast,

00:36:37 obviously I helped him a bit out in Dubai,

00:36:39 but he had nothing to gain by coming on this podcast.

00:36:41 I'd already helped him with whatever he needed help with.

00:36:43 And he had nothing to gain, but he wanted to just support me.

00:36:47 And, bro, one of the nicest guys I met,

00:36:48 You can ask anyone who's in the studio

00:36:51 Who works here

00:36:51 He'll tell you

00:36:53 And here's the thing

00:36:56 He's always been that way

00:36:57 He's always been very polite

00:36:58 Very nice

00:36:59 When he's come on our show

00:37:00 He's always treated the women 1.00

00:37:01 That come on the panel very well

00:37:02 And the thing

00:37:04 People see these clips

00:37:06 And they try to put things out of context

00:37:07 And I love how they play certain parts

00:37:10 And they don't play other parts

00:37:11 For example

00:37:12 Right now what they're trying to do

00:37:13 Is they're taking all this footage

00:37:15 From a course they used to have

00:37:15 Called the PhD course

00:37:16 On how to get girls 1.00

00:37:18 And they put the parts

00:37:20 Where he talks about

00:37:20 Like pimping or whatever

00:37:21 Blah blah 0.99

00:37:22 But they don't show the parts

00:37:23 Where he says

00:37:23 Be a gentleman

00:37:24 Be nice to the girls

00:37:25 If a girl says no 0.88

00:37:26 Or doesn't want to hang out with you

00:37:27 No problem

00:37:27 Get a ride home

00:37:28 They don't play any of that

00:37:29 They only play

00:37:29 The stuff where he's talking about

00:37:31 Okay this is what you gotta do

00:37:32 To be attractive

00:37:32 Blah blah blah

00:37:33 They don't play everything

00:37:34 In full context

00:37:34 Which also bothers me

00:37:36 Because when we live

00:37:37 In this TikTok era

00:37:38 This out of context

00:37:39 Clip era that we have

00:37:40 You could take something

00:37:41 10 seconds of it

00:37:42 And really make it look crazy

00:37:43 Especially if you edit it

00:37:44 In a certain way

00:37:44 100%

00:37:45 And no one watches

00:37:46 Anything in context nowadays

00:37:47 If you watch a full-on interview, most of the times, even as big a detractor, it's like, wow, I agree with that.

00:37:51 I see where he's coming from.

00:37:52 But they don't want to get to figure it out.

00:37:55 They want the quick statement.

00:37:56 They want to be haters.

00:37:57 They read the headlines on me.

00:37:57 And then not only that, no one pushes all the information that shows that these guys are clearly innocent.

00:38:02 The WhatsApp messages just came out.

00:38:03 No, yeah, that's crazy.

00:38:04 I don't see mainstream media pushing that.

00:38:05 Pretty much not one mainstream news source has covered that at all.

00:38:09 That's why independent journalists need to go and start covering this.

00:38:12 Because the two girls that got him arrested for trafficking back in April of 2022, they were on WhatsApp saying, let's make a Netflix series about this.

00:38:21 Let's pretend and let's make him think that we're in love with them.

00:38:24 Let's go sell it.

00:38:25 Make your best Oscar-worthy performance.

00:38:27 For you guys who don't know, the news just came out that there was a leaked wire or whatever that showed chats that they planted or like as in they had the intention to frame him.

00:38:36 They planned.

00:38:36 And even like the girl's mom was upset with her.

00:38:38 Like, why are you getting the embassy involved?

00:38:40 Why are you doing this?

00:38:41 And they want attention that bad.

00:38:43 This is the attention economy that we live in.

00:38:44 These girls prioritize TikTok clout. 1.00

00:38:46 They're demanding all this money.

00:38:48 They wanted to start a TikTok career to dance in front of their phones

00:38:50 instead of actually having basic human decency. 0.96

00:38:53 These are evil people.

00:38:55 The phone has turned people into actual demons.

00:38:57 When they prioritize attention, when they have no morals at all,

00:39:00 and they just want validation from TikTok,

00:39:02 that's when people really become evil.

00:39:05 The girl that accused Andrew, right, it's 1,000 cap.

00:39:09 She came from London.

00:39:10 she's a Moldovan girl

00:39:11 she came and she stayed at the house

00:39:13 for several weeks

00:39:14 if not a month

00:39:14 she went jogging every day

00:39:16 she went to the dog 0.99

00:39:17 she went to the grocery store 0.97

00:39:18 she went shopping

00:39:19 she was doing her thing

00:39:20 whatever

00:39:20 taking Ubers all over the place

00:39:21 tell me how you're being held

00:39:22 against your will

00:39:22 if you're going in and out of the house

00:39:23 whenever you want

00:39:24 an evening coming

00:39:25 yeah

00:39:25 and then also on top of that

00:39:27 she wanted 200,000 euro

00:39:28 and she wanted Andrew

00:39:30 to help her with the TikTok career

00:39:31 he said no

00:39:31 and then she was like

00:39:32 oh I'm going to go

00:39:33 and make this false allegation

00:39:34 and then now we have

00:39:35 the WhatsApp messages

00:39:36 right

00:39:36 clearly where you can see them

00:39:37 conspiring with each other

00:39:38 to lie and frame him for monetary gain.

00:39:42 And the fact that they're still in jail right now, 0.96

00:39:44 preventative, with no charges, is ridiculous. 0.75

00:39:46 This is a violation of human rights. 0.98

00:39:48 This is crazy.

00:39:49 100%.

00:39:50 When do you think we can see them out?

00:39:52 I mean, I know they have their hearing in late February.

00:39:55 I hope that they get out.

00:39:57 But at this point, Romania,

00:39:59 they're trying to prove a point.

00:40:01 You know what I mean?

00:40:02 So I wouldn't be surprised

00:40:02 if they didn't try to hold them in there

00:40:04 for the whole six months, right?

00:40:05 They have up to 180 days work

00:40:07 and they could do preventative detention.

00:40:08 so the maximum

00:40:09 they can stay in six months

00:40:10 six months

00:40:11 180 days

00:40:12 right

00:40:12 and it's in 30 day increments

00:40:14 so every 30 days

00:40:15 this was basically

00:40:15 what's happening right

00:40:16 and their rule of law

00:40:17 is a lot different

00:40:18 than other places

00:40:18 but in the United States

00:40:19 right

00:40:20 you would need to

00:40:20 have something called

00:40:21 probable cause

00:40:21 to arrest them

00:40:22 and then you have

00:40:22 your charges etc

00:40:23 in Romania

00:40:24 they're doing it

00:40:25 the other way

00:40:25 where they don't even

00:40:27 have charges yet

00:40:28 they're putting them

00:40:29 in preventative detention

00:40:30 guilty until you're

00:40:31 proven innocent

00:40:31 and they're doing

00:40:32 the investigation

00:40:33 right now

00:40:33 so they come up

00:40:34 with a piece of information

00:40:35 and the girls are walking free 1.00

00:40:36 we need 30 days

00:40:37 and then they just keep

00:40:38 doing the 30 day increments damn it's mad anyways moving on from andrew but hopefully we can see him 0.54

00:40:43 out so i mean this is just a warning sign for all men like you need to be extremely careful about 1.00

00:40:47 the girls that you spend time with especially if you're around these uh these attention demons 1.00

00:40:51 they're going to try to take advantage of you then they it's they're kind of incentivized too

00:40:54 because they're not going to get in any trouble they get a lot of clout for which is what they

00:40:57 want and the man is guilty until proven innocent so they're they're going to get away with it and

00:41:03 you got to be extremely careful and it's not even really worth spending time with these types of

00:41:06 women even for recreational use only you might as well just protect your energy go on sr leave 1.00

00:41:13 them alone let them be let them run around and let them like spend time with somebody else

00:41:16 find a woman who like you think a good quality for kids you know yeah it's crazy where we live 1.00

00:41:21 in a world where girls can make false accusations like this get away with it and not be punished 1.00

00:41:25 for it and and one of the girls i i know this for a fact from doing my own research this isn't the

00:41:29 first time she's made a false allegation four times before girls wow yeah dude it's that's why

00:41:34 this whole topic

00:41:35 like gets me kind of

00:41:36 angry

00:41:36 because

00:41:37 I know the guys personally

00:41:39 I know they would never

00:41:40 do this stuff

00:41:40 and then the fact

00:41:42 that these girls 0.93

00:41:42 are lying

00:41:43 for financial

00:41:44 and personal gain

00:41:45 right

00:41:45 and then they were

00:41:46 in the French Riviera

00:41:47 a week after

00:41:47 they left Romania

00:41:48 went to French Riviera

00:41:49 living life

00:41:50 it would cost like

00:41:51 10k a day

00:41:51 to be in that area

00:41:52 driving around

00:41:53 in Bentleys

00:41:54 and Rolexes

00:41:54 and all this other stuff

00:41:55 where'd this money

00:41:55 come from

00:41:56 well no

00:41:58 someone might have

00:41:59 hired them to do this

00:42:00 you know what I mean

00:42:01 so this is

00:42:02 this is all wild

00:42:03 and I know

00:42:04 that there's people out there

00:42:04 that were offering girls

00:42:06 that dealt with Andrew and Tristan

00:42:07 $30,000 to $50,000 to lie on them.

00:42:10 It's a jealousy thing big time.

00:42:12 It's a jealousy thing 0.65

00:42:13 when you're that successful

00:42:14 that they want to take you down.

00:42:16 And it's not even just for the fact

00:42:17 that they want attention,

00:42:18 but there's something in the media,

00:42:19 there's something in the air

00:42:20 that's telling you

00:42:21 that men that are successful

00:42:22 are bad people

00:42:23 and that you should take them down.

00:42:24 You should take down

00:42:25 the alpha male thing.

00:42:26 You need to bring them down.

00:42:28 It's not fair.

00:42:29 They got it for different reasons.

00:42:30 So there's a certain hatred

00:42:32 that's not talked about,

00:42:33 but that's the reason

00:42:34 that it happens

00:42:34 I was just talking to a girl

00:42:35 and she had lied

00:42:37 about getting

00:42:38 the injection

00:42:39 and I was gonna

00:42:41 I made a joke

00:42:41 like I'm gonna go

00:42:42 tell everybody

00:42:42 you're gonna get

00:42:43 she went no

00:42:43 if you do that

00:42:44 I'm gonna go make

00:42:45 false essay allegations

00:42:46 against you

00:42:47 and she was joking too

00:42:48 but it was a real threat

00:42:49 at the same time

00:42:50 she knew that

00:42:50 this was a trade off

00:42:51 if I tell the truth

00:42:52 about you getting

00:42:53 the injection

00:42:53 I'm gonna go lie 1.00

00:42:54 and put you in jail 0.99

00:42:55 yeah that's crazy

00:42:56 and I don't know

00:42:56 girls think about that

00:42:57 as always like

00:42:58 even the fact

00:43:00 that just

00:43:00 she could do it

00:43:01 in one second

00:43:01 boom

00:43:02 jail

00:43:03 See in the UAE

00:43:04 You guys might not

00:43:05 Deal with this

00:43:05 But in the United States

00:43:06 And the West in general

00:43:07 This believe all women thing 0.99

00:43:08 Is real bro

00:43:09 A girl can make an accusation 1.00

00:43:10 Against you

00:43:10 And it'll ruin your life

00:43:12 And you're guilty

00:43:12 We saw it with

00:43:13 I've heard and Johnny Depp

00:43:14 What was that?

00:43:14 We saw it with

00:43:15 Yeah yeah yeah

00:43:15 Exactly with Johnny Depp

00:43:16 But at least finally

00:43:17 Now we're seeing

00:43:18 And I think slowly

00:43:19 I think it'll change

00:43:20 Because we're seeing

00:43:21 Too many times

00:43:21 Hopefully Andrew

00:43:22 Will be the second person 0.96

00:43:23 And we realize

00:43:23 Okay like

00:43:24 We need to vet these claims

00:43:25 I'm trying to remember here

00:43:27 Like what is it

00:43:28 If witnesses of a crime

00:43:31 When it comes to

00:43:31 Shereel law

00:43:32 What is it?

00:43:32 You need four women 1.00

00:43:35 For one male witness

00:43:36 I think so yeah

00:43:36 It's four to one

00:43:38 Amen

00:43:38 I'm not saying women 1.00

00:43:39 Are incredible witnesses

00:43:40 But what I am saying

00:43:40 Is that they're heavily influenced

00:43:41 By their emotions

00:43:42 Or maybe two

00:43:43 You know what I mean

00:43:43 Two or four yeah

00:43:44 Yeah but

00:43:45 The point is yeah

00:43:46 To be able to

00:43:47 You know

00:43:48 Accuse someone of a crime

00:43:49 But it's been that way

00:43:50 Islam fixes so many issues man

00:43:51 Yeah I agree

00:43:52 And we should talk about Islam as well

00:43:54 Yeah

00:43:54 So for me

00:43:55 Alhamdulillah I'm Muslim

00:43:56 I've been born Muslim

00:43:57 And you?

00:43:58 Yeah same

00:43:58 But I'm

00:43:59 I need to become

00:44:02 I'm a better Muslim.

00:44:02 This is something

00:44:03 that I need to work on.

00:44:04 No, of course,

00:44:04 we all have a good reason.

00:44:04 I grew up in a Muslim household.

00:44:06 You know what I mean?

00:44:07 My family's from Sudan.

00:44:09 They came to the United States 0.99

00:44:10 in the 80s.

00:44:11 But my parents are both

00:44:12 very religious.

00:44:12 They pray five times a day.

00:44:13 My mom covers their hair.

00:44:14 Yeah, my parents

00:44:15 are very religious.

00:44:16 Yeah, yeah, yeah.

00:44:17 And it's especially harder to,

00:44:19 sorry, let me say

00:44:20 one last point

00:44:20 before we go

00:44:21 about the annotate part.

00:44:22 But I just want to say

00:44:23 that you guys should realize

00:44:24 if we have two

00:44:25 massively popular guests

00:44:27 who are saying,

00:44:29 putting their reputation

00:44:30 on the line constantly

00:44:30 and saying this is not true,

00:44:32 And these guys have hung out with Andrew.

00:44:33 They've seen him around girls.

00:44:35 They've been with him around girls off camera, on camera.

00:44:38 And if they're putting their whole reputation on the line,

00:44:39 when the guy's inside, like, you know, right now,

00:44:41 Andrew's in jail right now.

00:44:42 He can't give you, like, any help necessarily.

00:44:45 I haven't spoken to him since he's been hot, though.

00:44:47 Oh, okay.

00:44:48 You have not much benefit to stand right now

00:44:50 by standing here and protecting him.

00:44:51 No, actually, every sign is telling me not to do that.

00:44:54 There's people close to me that are saying,

00:44:56 like, look at you supporting a trafficker.

00:44:57 They're upset with me.

00:44:59 Everybody's saying, like, you're putting your reputation. 0.99

00:45:01 imagine if they're guilty you're gonna look stupid but i i believe in the truth you know 0.92

00:45:05 what i mean and that should be that should be enough proof you know yeah and not only that 0.99

00:45:09 like i look at it like hey man if you guys want to go ahead and attack them or whatever they can't

00:45:13 defend themselves well i'll be here to help because at the end of the day there's so much

00:45:18 misinformation and we're going to use our platform anytime new evidence comes out or new information

00:45:22 comes out i cover it immediately hey this is what's going on whatever because you know the

00:45:25 mainstream media is trying to paint them in a terrible light so i look at it like you know i

00:45:29 have this quote i say that you know people will go ahead and definitely support you when you're

00:45:34 like doing well but where are the people at when when they're trying to come at you of course yeah

00:45:37 when when you're at the top you know your friends uh sorry when you're at the top your friends know

00:45:42 you but when you're at the bottom you know your friends exactly there's a lot of cloud chasers

00:45:45 that were really talking about him a lot when he was when they were free and now they go silent as

00:45:51 soon as yeah like there's a lot of people that like we don't need to name names but like when

00:45:55 they were out there you were you were using that name to better your platform it was good

00:45:59 every single yeah and i think it's kind of like you as well like you know before you got canceled

00:46:02 no a lot of people used to would like act like they were your friend and as soon as you got

00:46:06 canceled oh they switched up immediately many people right we know we know a couple of those

00:46:10 people yeah it was really eye-opening for me because i i had a lot of like you lost like a

00:46:15 lot of like but probably like from your income like a good like your source of income like

00:46:19 probably 80 percent or not 80 but i lost a good chunk of the income but also a good chunk of like

00:46:24 my youtube friends cloud friends stuff like that yeah that was a bigger i'm like all you guys were

00:46:30 fake yeah it was it was very eye-opening but that's when you realize that you're right who

00:46:34 your real friends are yeah and this is why i thank god that i came from the professional world

00:46:38 versus like coming into entertainment because i used to work in law enforcement first and like

00:46:42 you know camaraderie loyalty etc you're going through a door discipline you know going after

00:46:46 drug traffickers and the person behind you got to make sure that they have you right and i learned

00:46:49 all this i'm 33 now but i learned this discipline and loyalty and all allegiance to the people that

00:46:54 with like young right but these young boys especially these people on like the internet

00:46:58 whatever they don't have any of this stuff so i was like what the hell so like because we're

00:47:01 talking to prioritize clout and stuff like that they prioritize what does well for them so i look

00:47:04 at it like you know if something new news comes out with andrew i'll push back the show i was

00:47:08 gonna do we got to report this because we got to get this out there we got to use our platform

00:47:11 to put out the truth about what's going on and hey man he's my friend i'm gonna stick with him

00:47:15 until me too you know whatever for me i have that thing in me like i have that so the guy yeah if

00:47:19 there's a guy who's like my boy you know i don't care yeah it's my because people come to me too

00:47:23 oh bro you're defending him

00:47:25 I don't care

00:47:26 we are gonna defend him

00:47:26 we are

00:47:27 cause I know him

00:47:28 so I don't care what you think

00:47:29 we're gonna defend him

00:47:30 until the end

00:47:31 yeah 100%

00:47:32 and we'll do this

00:47:33 on every single podcast

00:47:34 exactly

00:47:34 we'll represent it

00:47:36 exactly

00:47:36 we'll be

00:47:36 we'll hold the position for him

00:47:38 you know what I mean

00:47:39 so yeah

00:47:40 and I think that's great

00:47:40 people aren't loyal anymore

00:47:41 it's really the gang sign

00:47:42 for toxic masculinity now

00:47:43 I don't understand that

00:47:45 but by the way

00:47:46 let's just say like

00:47:46 the video of him

00:47:47 coming outside

00:47:48 at the house

00:47:49 doing this

00:47:50 like cold

00:47:51 you know what I mean

00:47:52 like I wanna put them

00:47:53 my wallpaper

00:47:53 it's a cold photo

00:47:55 but yeah

00:47:55 obviously messed up situation

00:47:56 we're going back

00:47:57 on the subject

00:47:57 about Islam

00:47:58 and stuff

00:47:59 your mom

00:47:59 my mom obviously

00:48:00 hijab

00:48:01 all my cousins

00:48:01 and that's the other thing

00:48:02 about the hijab

00:48:03 a lot of people

00:48:04 straight away

00:48:05 when it comes to hijab 0.68

00:48:06 what the hell is this

00:48:07 you know what I mean 0.84

00:48:08 for me

00:48:09 I think what a lot of people

00:48:09 don't realize

00:48:10 at least for me

00:48:12 and you can tell me

00:48:12 about yourself

00:48:13 but for me

00:48:13 my younger cousins

00:48:15 girls 0.98

00:48:15 as they're growing up

00:48:17 they're the ones

00:48:18 who want to wear

00:48:18 they want to wear it

00:48:19 before they even have to

00:48:20 buy Islamic clothes

00:48:21 they want to wear it before

00:48:22 Because for them

00:48:23 Obviously for them

00:48:24 Obviously they see

00:48:25 Their mom wearing it

00:48:26 Their aunts wearing it

00:48:26 But nobody in my

00:48:28 Whole community

00:48:29 Nobody I know

00:48:29 That I'm sorry

00:48:30 That I'm friends with

00:48:31 That is Muslim

00:48:32 That wears their job 0.58

00:48:33 Wears it out of force

00:48:33 You know

00:48:34 They all wear it

00:48:35 Because they want to wear it

00:48:36 And I think of course

00:48:37 Same on your side

00:48:37 So I don't understand

00:48:39 They talk about freedom

00:48:40 And they don't want to let us

00:48:41 Wear what we want to wear

00:48:41 When we want to cover our hair

00:48:43 And the thing is

00:48:44 They don't want

00:48:44 They don't want modesty

00:48:45 Because obviously

00:48:46 As you said earlier

00:48:47 About this whole movement

00:48:48 You know

00:48:48 For the

00:48:49 Well I've always said it

00:48:50 Girls get mad at me 1.00

00:48:51 When I say this

00:48:51 Because girls will come 1.00

00:48:52 On the podcast

00:48:52 And they'll be mad

00:48:53 And I'm like

00:48:53 Men don't respect us 1.00

00:48:54 Or they treat us like crap 1.00

00:48:55 Or they're always sexualizing us 1.00

00:48:56 Or whatever

00:48:57 And my response is

00:48:58 You can only be sexualized 0.85

00:48:59 Women are only sexualized 1.00

00:49:01 If they sexualize themselves first 0.97

00:49:02 It's on the woman 1.00

00:49:03 It's her responsibility

00:49:04 To not look like a hoe 1.00

00:49:06 Because if you look like a hoe 1.00

00:49:07 Or you dress like a hoe 1.00

00:49:08 Guess what

00:49:08 People are going to treat you like a hoe 1.00

00:49:09 But girls in America 0.89

00:49:10 Are so delusional

00:49:11 That they think

00:49:11 I'm going to behave like a hoe 1.00

00:49:13 I'm going to dress like a hoe 1.00

00:49:14 I'm going to talk like a hoe 1.00

00:49:15 I'm going to act like a hoe 1.00

00:49:15 I'm going to do all this whole stuff

00:49:16 But expect people

00:49:18 To not treat me like a hoe 1.00

00:49:19 And the world that we live in

00:49:20 Just doesn't operate that way

00:49:21 Of course, if I'm a man and I get a girl by everything, by showing money, right? 0.80

00:49:25 So, like, I get her just by showing her a nice car, I take her to a nice car.

00:49:28 Obviously, that's what she's going to be interested in because that's what I showed her.

00:49:32 And everyone's like, yeah, of course, you got to go to the girl because that's all you show.

00:49:35 You used your money to lure her.

00:49:36 But, you know, when it comes to the opposite, they want some, like, different scenario.

00:49:40 Yeah, people typically treat you how you put yourself out there.

00:49:45 But with women, they don't understand is that men cannot objectify you unless you objectify yourself first. 0.98

00:49:50 And this is where Islam solves this issue

00:49:52 Because it protects women's modesty 0.99

00:49:55 Okay

00:49:55 And the reality is

00:49:57 Is that it's very difficult for a man

00:49:59 When he sees a beautiful woman

00:50:00 And her beauty is being shown

00:50:01 To be impartial and take her seriously

00:50:03 Let's just be honest here

00:50:04 They're going to look at her as a sexual object to a degree 1.00

00:50:07 This is why they want her to cover her hair 1.00

00:50:09 This is why they don't want her to show her figure etc 0.99

00:50:12 It's to protect her

00:50:13 From the dark side of male sexuality

00:50:15 Right

00:50:16 Because when men look at an attractive girl

00:50:18 And her body is out there 0.79

00:50:19 What do they think?

00:50:20 well immediately

00:50:21 their head goes 0.71

00:50:21 into the gut

00:50:22 sometimes it's hard

00:50:23 even for them

00:50:23 to have a proper conversation

00:50:24 exactly

00:50:25 they're distracted

00:50:25 wow she's really smart

00:50:26 and all this other stuff

00:50:27 no they're immediately

00:50:28 going to sexualize her 0.96

00:50:28 and if you don't believe that

00:50:29 then you don't live in reality

00:50:30 you know what I mean

00:50:31 at least first

00:50:32 that's the first thing

00:50:33 that hits you is looks

00:50:33 but if she comes in

00:50:34 and she dresses modestly

00:50:35 or whatever

00:50:36 then you're going to be

00:50:37 more attentive

00:50:37 to what she has to say

00:50:38 because you're not so concerned

00:50:39 with what you see

00:50:40 yeah

00:50:41 that's why for me

00:50:42 I talk about this

00:50:43 a couple of times

00:50:43 especially with Hamza

00:50:45 and even with Luke

00:50:46 Luke Belmore

00:50:47 and even Iman

00:50:49 I told him as well

00:50:49 Like, for me, I'm going to do an arranged marriage.

00:50:52 So I don't know how much you guys know about that.

00:50:53 But in our community.

00:50:54 Yeah, you're very familiar.

00:50:55 I'm sure you've got the option many times.

00:50:57 Yeah, my parents have been trying to do it for years, bro.

00:50:59 They showed you on the iPad.

00:51:01 Yeah, yeah, yeah.

00:51:01 You have this cousin.

00:51:03 This cousin back in Sudan, maybe, or whatever.

00:51:06 They're like, you have this cousin.

00:51:07 Where you guys marry your cousins? 0.98

00:51:08 No, so it's not necessarily it has to be a cousin.

00:51:10 It can be a cousin.

00:51:11 But most of the time, for me, it's going to be like a family friend

00:51:14 or like maybe a cousin's cousin's cousin.

00:51:17 But like, there's no relation.

00:51:18 At the end of the day, it used to be like, you could do a cousin or whatever.

00:51:20 Obviously, hell no, not now.

00:51:22 But they'll say that where, like, oh, there'll be a close family friend and they'll refer to them as an uncle and then they'll say it's a cousin.

00:51:28 But it's really not.

00:51:28 It's just a figure of speech when you say cousin.

00:51:30 It's a figure of speech.

00:51:31 But there are people who might, do you think that's very weird?

00:51:34 I'm not marrying my cousin.

00:51:36 I'm not either.

00:51:37 But it is something that.

00:51:38 Well, I mean, if you had, let me ask this, if you had like a perfect cousin.

00:51:42 That's true.

00:51:42 But like perfect, like every, it ticks all the boxes.

00:51:47 I'm good on that, man.

00:51:48 Yeah, I'll find another girl. 0.97

00:51:50 Arrange a different girl. 1.00

00:51:51 What if it's like a third cousin?

00:51:53 Still no?

00:51:54 No first through 10th cousin.

00:51:57 11th, then I'll be like, okay.

00:52:00 It's funny though.

00:52:01 Yeah, I'm not doing it, but I don't like,

00:52:03 they're going to get mad at me for saying this.

00:52:07 Some Sunni's girls are hot, but yeah, typically not my preference. 1.00

00:52:11 Yeah, not your cup of tea.

00:52:12 Not my cup of tea.

00:52:13 Yeah, anyways, so I think that for me,

00:52:15 When you have a girl 0.98

00:52:17 That's obviously

00:52:17 Raised with the right values

00:52:18 Let's say for example

00:52:21 My mom

00:52:22 She goes to the mosque 0.97

00:52:23 Right

00:52:23 And she goes

00:52:24 On the women's side 0.99

00:52:24 And the women and men

00:52:25 Are obviously segregated

00:52:26 And she finds

00:52:27 Women there 1.00

00:52:27 Who are going to the mosque

00:52:29 And she knows

00:52:29 That she knows

00:52:30 Their parents

00:52:30 Who have raised them

00:52:31 With the right values

00:52:32 Right principles

00:52:32 From the day one

00:52:33 You know

00:52:34 They know about

00:52:36 Like they know about life

00:52:37 They know about values

00:52:38 And what morals

00:52:39 And principles

00:52:40 That they should stand by

00:52:41 So that's very important

00:52:42 For me

00:52:43 Like in the western culture

00:52:44 I've noticed that

00:52:45 Like, let's say even once you get married,

00:52:47 let's say if it's arranged marriage,

00:52:48 the families are merged, right?

00:52:50 So let's say if we fight,

00:52:52 the families like tell us like, you know,

00:52:54 sort it out.

00:52:55 And by the way, you can look,

00:52:56 go on Google right now and search.

00:52:57 What is the divorce rate for an arranged marriage?

00:53:00 Look it up right now.

00:53:01 4%.

00:53:02 4%.

00:53:03 And it even says right under that.

00:53:04 It's over 50% in America. 0.57

00:53:05 Exactly.

00:53:06 A flip of a coin.

00:53:07 Strike of luck.

00:53:08 So what I'm saying is,

00:53:09 if you have the opportunity that you have a woman

00:53:12 who like is from your mom's side

00:53:13 or from your dad's side,

00:53:14 like your dad like tells you know your family friends and when the families are merged i don't

00:53:19 know i don't know if it's possible in all communities but for me it's very viable my

00:53:23 brother did it my cousins all did it none of them have really any problems everyone's smooth in fact

00:53:27 the people in the family who didn't do it they're the ones who have like yeah and also another thing

00:53:31 is when it went so let's say as i said the families are merged yeah the girl has a fight 1.00

00:53:34 with you she goes to her mom her mom's an experienced someone who's been married 30 40 0.98

00:53:39 years who can be like listen when this happens this is how you deal with it and you have to

00:53:42 You have this conversation with him, sit down.

00:53:44 They can give him from an experience point of view.

00:53:46 Whereas in a Western society, a girl has a fire with a guy.

00:53:48 Who did she go to?

00:53:49 Her best friends.

00:53:50 Her best friends, they want a friend back.

00:53:52 You know what I mean?

00:53:53 Let's go to the club.

00:53:53 Let's go to the club. 0.99

00:53:54 Let's go bang another guy. 1.00

00:53:56 It's a bunch of... 0.97

00:53:57 They don't give any good advice.

00:53:58 They really don't.

00:53:59 And they know it too.

00:54:00 So anyways, moving on from this though.

00:54:02 Islam, praying.

00:54:03 You're saying your parents pray five times a day.

00:54:05 Have you started praying?

00:54:06 Do you pray often?

00:54:06 I prayed this morning actually.

00:54:07 I went to the...

00:54:08 There's a prayer room in the hotel.

00:54:09 I put the mat down and I said a prayer.

00:54:12 Nice.

00:54:13 So is that like the Christian prayer like this?

00:54:15 No, I tried to do an Islamic prayer with the goings on my knees and everything. 1.00

00:54:20 Wow.

00:54:21 He's going to come here soon.

00:54:22 Really?

00:54:23 No, I'm just kidding.

00:54:24 No, well.

00:54:25 We're going to get him to come here.

00:54:26 I think about it.

00:54:27 I've been reading the Bible and the Quran.

00:54:29 I'm not sure.

00:54:30 I mean, obviously no pressure, but I'm interested to hear your experience.

00:54:33 I mean, if we're going to be honest, there's two different ways of thinking in my position right now.

00:54:39 Which one you believe more.

00:54:40 and at the moment i think that they're very similar christianity and islam 100 so the belief

00:54:47 systems you know it's pretty equal the one reason i think islam makes more sense in some ways is

00:54:53 like the the holy trinity thing in christianity like it's god is the son and also the son is god

00:54:58 but you know human isn't perfect that isn't i understand like that debate but also in islam

00:55:04 if you're thinking strategically not just with belief system islam is going to win uh it's the 0.71

00:55:09 only religion that does not tolerate any disrespect in the church right now in america you could have 0.91

00:55:14 trans priests you could have a gay there's gay pride flags in the church yeah they you can i was 0.95

00:55:19 in madison square garden new york and some guy like this a bumblecloth guy was walking around 0.99

00:55:23 with a jesus cross on his shirt and he had a big x on it and i was thinking that i was just looking

00:55:28 at him like imagine if you had um an islamic request if imagine i don't want to say that but

00:55:32 like imagine if you would you wouldn't make it home like you wouldn't make it home looking the

00:55:36 way you look something would happen to you and that's the reason why it's going to win is because

00:55:39 you need to stand for something and jesus has kind of become a mockery taylor swift came out

00:55:43 and she said that god is actually gay and there's people saying that god is gender neutral now

00:55:49 god god is not they god is god is a they them the pope is saying that we should revise it and we 0.67

00:55:54 should allow gay people and that he's also pro-choice which goes against like they're trying

00:55:59 to rewrite the core beliefs of this religion and that's when it falls apart when you try to adjust

00:56:04 for the liberal

00:56:05 woke mom

00:56:05 when you try to

00:56:06 become woke

00:56:08 it's over

00:56:09 so if you're thinking

00:56:10 strategically

00:56:11 Islam is

00:56:13 it's the way

00:56:14 they say

00:56:16 if you don't stand

00:56:16 for something

00:56:17 you fall for anything

00:56:17 and I think

00:56:18 there you can see

00:56:19 they're trying to maybe

00:56:20 Andrew says that

00:56:21 Andrew says that

00:56:22 for sure

00:56:23 I'm sure he has

00:56:24 and I think that

00:56:25 if you

00:56:26 like you said

00:56:27 and I have nothing

00:56:29 against Christians 1.00

00:56:29 by the way

00:56:30 I should say that

00:56:30 they're good people

00:56:31 in Islam actually

00:56:32 it says like

00:56:33 Christians and

00:56:34 Muslims are both people of the book you know yeah and and you guys are like from people ala kitab 0.92

00:56:39 it's like you're people of the book we're people of the book as well you know and we have nothing

00:56:42 but respect for Christians but I think that definitely they should not try to uh make their 0.64

00:56:47 appeal to the masses just because they want to um be inclusive they want to be all inclusive yeah

00:56:53 they should they should stick for what they stick with you know and their values because they're

00:56:56 there for a reason yeah anyways so um moving on I wanted to talk a bit about let's say there's

00:57:03 Some people who are watching this video, they may be listening on Spotify or Apple Podcasts,

00:57:09 and they want to be more successful.

00:57:13 They're starting out.

00:57:14 They see Andrew Tate.

00:57:15 Andrew Tate inspires a lot of people to want to have nice things, make a lot of money.

00:57:20 Let's talk a bit about that.

00:57:22 Sure.

00:57:22 What would you guys suggest?

00:57:24 I think following God.

00:57:25 I think that's the best thing to follow your morals and principles.

00:57:29 What I like about Muslim people is they don't believe in making money in any false way.

00:57:32 They don't believe in scamming.

00:57:33 They don't believe in doing any sneaky thing, weird interests, things that that's not Islamic 1.00

00:57:38 at all.

00:57:38 So I think following, I think what's helped me a lot is praying every day that got rid

00:57:42 of a lot of my, like I had mental health, like nonsense stuff beforehand. 0.96

00:57:46 I was just like, like this and like, this is dumb. 0.90

00:57:50 I didn't have a clear direction. 0.94

00:57:51 And so there was a lot of wasted time.

00:57:53 I would spend time like smoking weed a lot.

00:57:55 I would spend time thinking or.

00:57:57 You didn't have an outlet.

00:57:58 Yeah.

00:57:58 I didn't, I didn't have any proper guidance and I wasn't even sure what I wanted to do.

00:58:02 So there was a lot of time that I was spending with a bunch of degenerate stuff that was

00:58:06 not focused on my mission and my purpose.

00:58:08 And once I started having a clear direction and knowing what I'm supposed to do and doing

00:58:12 the right thing, that's when everything started to make sense in the rest of my life.

00:58:16 That makes sense.

00:58:17 Yeah.

00:58:17 For me, I mean, I think a big reason why I got, uh, I was able to make my something

00:58:21 myself is number one, I never focused on girls throughout my twenties.

00:58:24 Right.

00:58:24 Uh, and then also I've never done a drug in my life.

00:58:27 Never smoked weed, never did anything.

00:58:28 nice right and then the other thing too is that you don't drink no very rarely i have drank in

00:58:34 the past haram i know uh but uh he really that's true he barely if i do it's very rare so i would

00:58:41 say like the three things that really kept me away from doing anything stupid was i was athlete i

00:58:46 played sports in in college where i was division one athlete i rode and then i never did a drug in

00:58:50 my life never smoked weed none of that stuff and then i drank very rarely even to this day now as 0.99

00:58:55 an adult like i drink very rarely if ever so if you get rid of like stupid distractions like that 0.94

00:58:59 you'd be amazed at how productive you'll be um and then throughout my 20s i don't really chase 0.89

00:59:03 girls like that you know um i double girls here there but in in my 20s especially like from i

00:59:08 would say from 23 to like 28 29 stranded oh yeah i was in the southwest border chasing after cartel

00:59:15 people yeah you know with with drugs and human trafficking and guns and all this other stuff so

00:59:19 i was really focused on like building my career and becoming a better agent but i learned a lot

00:59:22 of like life lessons from that job which was fun back then nothing like i would go to the gym and

00:59:27 train and maybe watch some documentaries here or there i played overwatch a decent amount like i

00:59:32 played video gaming that was your vice that was my vice back then but like now you don't game

00:59:36 anymore right no i no time i quit yeah i quit video gaming in like 2019 when i moved to miami

00:59:41 but now girls are your new video game i would say a little bit a little bit but i don't think 0.99

00:59:46 you think you need to have advice i don't think you need to i see you tend to i'm the type of

00:59:52 person to see that when we talk about this stuff i'm like i would be so bored like if i had an

00:59:55 arranged marriage like i'm trying to like picture my life like marrying my third cousin and like the

01:00:00 the marriage is is all aligned and it makes sense and the families are going back and forth and i'm

01:00:04 like like the amount of time i spend womanizing and just doing you know partying i drink you know

01:00:11 i'm like i just i can't imagine that's that's how i need to rewire my brain because i'm just

01:00:17 used to having that reward system and chasing dopamine to that level yeah it's it's so much

01:00:24 fun it is but it is short-term fun and there's a lot of times where you finish you're just like

01:00:27 okay it's the fun that makes you sadder after yeah i was i was talking to myron like we were

01:00:31 walking back from the podcast one night i'm like what's the point of this you know like i was you

01:00:36 know like the girls and the short-term save is like well it feels good but like there's the point 0.99

01:00:40 of sex is to procreate it's to have kids and like we're we're doing this shit like there's no point 0.96

01:00:45 it's just sad it's like gaming literally and gaming is just like you're constantly looking 0.99

01:00:50 for the next level up but it doesn't do anything that there's no actual point to it so why waste

01:00:56 time doing it what i've typically learned is um things that right give you up front pleasure

01:01:02 typically almost always leads to back end pain but things that give you you know pain up front

01:01:07 Typically give you back end pleasure

01:01:09 Whether it's building a business

01:01:10 Saving money

01:01:11 Going to the gym

01:01:12 Delayed gratification is a beautiful thing

01:01:15 Which is why I think the gym is so important

01:01:17 Especially in today's day and age

01:01:18 Where we live in an instant gratification world

01:01:20 The gym is one of the few things left

01:01:21 Where you have to exercise this ability

01:01:24 To have delayed gratification

01:01:25 But yeah man

01:01:28 I think a lot of guys need to take their 20s and grind

01:01:30 That's what I did

01:01:31 And that's why I was able to build myself up to a point

01:01:33 Now I'm just trying to enjoy the fruits of my labor

01:01:36 but yeah man

01:01:37 throughout my 20s

01:01:38 I remember like

01:01:39 sleeping on the mattress

01:01:40 on the floor right

01:01:41 and like waking up

01:01:42 at 2 in the morning

01:01:43 that's what makes this part

01:01:43 now enjoyable

01:01:44 if you had not done that

01:01:45 this would not be enjoyable

01:01:46 yeah you have to suffer

01:01:47 as a man dude

01:01:47 you really do

01:01:48 and it made me

01:01:49 you know I didn't become

01:01:50 a millionaire until I was about 31

01:01:51 yeah

01:01:52 but I'm glad that I made the money

01:01:54 after the fact

01:01:54 after learning the basics

01:01:56 right of like

01:01:57 what it is to be a man

01:01:58 what it is to go to the gym

01:01:59 living on your own

01:02:00 you know

01:02:00 talking to bad guys

01:02:01 you know

01:02:02 arresting people etc

01:02:03 like that job

01:02:04 forced me to grow up

01:02:05 very quickly

01:02:06 which i which i'm glad for because now i've been able to take that skill set bring it into youtube

01:02:10 bring it into business etc so certain things like are just ingrained in me like for example why do

01:02:15 you stand up for andrew because that's just how i am uh you know why do you why are you so loyal

01:02:19 to your friends and people that you work with like you're never gonna live by code yeah like i'm you're

01:02:22 not gonna see this is why some youtubers i just don't like i won't even mention them but like

01:02:26 they'll do a video with you they'll collab with you and then they'll go ahead and make a hit piece

01:02:29 on you a couple weeks later or a month later or a couple months later right maybe when you're down

01:02:34 or whatever

01:02:34 because they want to get

01:02:35 some adsense

01:02:35 right

01:02:36 because they want to get

01:02:37 some adsense

01:02:37 and to me I've never

01:02:38 understood that

01:02:38 if I collab with you

01:02:39 and I get along with you

01:02:40 you're never going to

01:02:41 catch me talking poorly

01:02:42 about you 0.73

01:02:42 I'm going to shout you

01:02:42 I'm going to speak

01:02:43 highly of you

01:02:43 etc

01:02:44 but there's not that

01:02:46 code in the entertainment

01:02:47 thing which was foreign 0.94

01:02:48 to me

01:02:48 that's something

01:02:48 I actually had to

01:02:49 acclimate to

01:02:50 coming to this side

01:02:51 of the internet

01:02:51 they betray each other

01:02:52 over here

01:02:53 yeah dude

01:02:53 it's crazy

01:02:54 but I'm glad

01:02:56 that I learned

01:02:57 these rudimentary basics

01:02:58 right

01:02:58 this character building

01:03:00 from going to the gym

01:03:01 from working that job

01:03:02 from being in law enforcement

01:03:03 etc

01:03:03 Because the other thing, too, in law enforcement, if you get caught lying, right, you lose your job, you lose your credibility, and you can get in some serious trouble.

01:03:10 So being honest was a thing that you had to do, especially when you're on the stand.

01:03:14 And I've testified hundreds of times.

01:03:15 So it's just something that was, like, built into my character.

01:03:18 And then on top of that, doing drugs, being an athlete before, we're already having this active lifestyle.

01:03:23 It all builds upon itself.

01:03:24 And I think the foundation is going to the gym because you learn that discipline, you learn that character building, you learn that delayed gratification, and then everything.

01:03:31 that's what i like what you're doing now with the whole instagram stories thing yeah guys have to

01:03:34 actually go out of their way now uh the social media generation like we have to go out of your

01:03:38 way you can't just expect to have a good life as a man without forcing yourself to go to the gym

01:03:44 and to be a better person to have a network of people around you to have good friends and like

01:03:48 actively look for these relationships you're not just going to go find them like there's a lot of

01:03:52 groups that you can go like in the past but now you have to go and actively seek them out or else

01:03:56 you're gonna get left behind

01:03:58 and it's getting harder

01:03:59 with the attention economy

01:04:00 networking thing

01:04:01 yeah yeah

01:04:02 I have my creativity kit

01:04:03 but of course

01:04:03 there's other places

01:04:05 you can go to find it

01:04:05 you can talk about that though

01:04:06 yeah but

01:04:07 I mean

01:04:07 that's what I provide

01:04:10 the creativity kit

01:04:10 is a network for people

01:04:11 who are red pilled

01:04:12 who wanna go

01:04:13 and make money online

01:04:13 but I've been posting

01:04:15 all these gym stories

01:04:16 every day

01:04:16 to try to like

01:04:17 to motivate other men

01:04:20 to like

01:04:20 it's not using Instagram

01:04:22 to try to get validation

01:04:23 to try to like

01:04:24 show off

01:04:25 it's just like

01:04:25 I could be 0.91

01:04:26 watching porn right now 0.99

01:04:27 I could be sipping on Twitch 1.00

01:04:29 I could be doing some bullshit 0.99

01:04:30 but here I am 0.99

01:04:31 doing the hard thing

01:04:32 every single day

01:04:33 and I want to hold

01:04:33 everybody accountable to that

01:04:34 that's why they post each other

01:04:35 that's why we make fun

01:04:36 of each other

01:04:37 it's like

01:04:37 it's motivating for me

01:04:39 you know every single day

01:04:40 it's like I have to be

01:04:41 responsible for this post

01:04:42 because everybody's

01:04:43 looking for me to do it

01:04:43 and everybody who posted it

01:04:45 one day

01:04:45 like if they don't do it

01:04:46 the next day

01:04:47 then they're like 1.00

01:04:47 they feel stupid 0.98

01:04:49 they're not part of the group 1.00

01:04:50 they're not part of it

01:04:50 so guys

01:04:50 give you guys some context

01:04:51 if you go on

01:04:52 Sneakers Instagram

01:04:53 right now

01:04:53 you'll see

01:04:54 tens if not hundreds

01:04:55 of people

01:04:56 who are posting stories in the gym

01:04:58 saying that they could be doing X Vice,

01:05:01 whatever they have.

01:05:02 They could be watching Netflix. 0.99

01:05:03 They could be jerking off. 0.99

01:05:04 They could be watching Auburn Preach. 0.99

01:05:06 You had to do it.

01:05:09 And they tagged Sneeko in it

01:05:11 and Sneeko reposted.

01:05:12 And if you go, it's very wholesome.

01:05:14 You'll see all these young males

01:05:16 hitting the gym, working hard.

01:05:18 And this is what I really, really like

01:05:19 about you two and Andrew as well.

01:05:21 And Tristan, of course.

01:05:23 That, you know, when I was growing up,

01:05:24 this was the non-cool thing to do and i think for you guys as well when i was growing up in school

01:05:28 i was looking for people who kind of had this ideology but this was always that like if you

01:05:33 didn't vape or if you didn't smoke if you didn't smoke weed you weren't cool you know what i mean

01:05:37 and it's finally now having like people to come out and say because it wasn't easy for you guys

01:05:41 to first say like oh doing this i'm sure people thought oh cringe oh that's exactly how i heard

01:05:46 about fresh and fit because self-improvement and becoming a better person in the woke world

01:05:51 is like oh like you think you're like an alpha male you think you're like trying to be better 0.96

01:05:56 what that's stupid come sit down and get fat with me when i first heard about fresh and fit 0.98

01:06:01 it was like everyone all day hippies hippies hippies and i was sitting around in this woke 0.99

01:06:05 world kind of directionless didn't believe in god degenerate i'm like looking at youtube like

01:06:09 what do i do now what i i am tired of doing these cinematic videos i get doing interviews all the

01:06:13 time everyone's a bot i don't know what to think and i'm watching everybody like like all actively

01:06:19 so many hippies

01:06:20 it's like 1.00

01:06:20 these guys are stupid 1.00

01:06:21 I hate them 1.00

01:06:23 toxic alpha males 0.99

01:06:23 is what they refer to

01:06:24 you think you're alpha

01:06:26 trying to be better

01:06:27 I've never referred to myself

01:06:27 once as alpha

01:06:28 but they call me

01:06:29 a toxic alpha male

01:06:29 or I say I'm alpha

01:06:30 and I've never once

01:06:31 called myself alpha

01:06:31 they call me that too now

01:06:32 they probably call you

01:06:33 like oh you're like

01:06:34 an alpha male

01:06:35 and then the whole

01:06:36 philosophy behind that

01:06:37 is they think it's cringe

01:06:39 to try to be better

01:06:40 it's lame

01:06:41 you're supposed to be like

01:06:42 this is

01:06:43 they're supposed to be

01:06:43 canceling

01:06:44 that is the woke virus

01:06:45 and I looked at that

01:06:46 and I was trying to figure out

01:06:47 like why do they hate you

01:06:48 so much and i watched the content i'm like this is good and i went on your show and like they were

01:06:53 they were cool and then i went back and i'm like okay what do i do now like do i make a do i make

01:06:59 a hippies video like no i'm not gonna i'm not gonna go be a snake like i'm just tired of living

01:07:03 this way that provides a value and then that happened to me the same people who are making

01:07:07 all those hippies about them hey guess what i get canceled what do i do you're like you're the

01:07:12 alpha male and i'm like he was right yeah i should have listened to him yeah man that's what i'm

01:07:16 talking about like these reaction channels their job is to be impartial and be in the middle but

01:07:21 the problem is that they don't stand for anything they don't really if you look at like a lot of

01:07:23 these reaction channels like have they helped you make more i want i want all the viewers out there

01:07:27 like these guys that talk the most crap about us did they help you make more money did they help 0.60

01:07:31 you become more attractive to women did they help you figure out how to go to the gym or get lose 0.98

01:07:35 weight or get in shape or become more attractive did they teach you how to invest did they teach

01:07:38 you how to become a better man in general teach you about masculinity being positive etc or did 0.99

01:07:43 Did they give you some stupid reaction video where they reacted to us saying that we're toxically alpha, blah, blah, blah. 0.99

01:07:47 I made some funny jokes. 1.00

01:07:48 Dumb jokes. 1.00

01:07:49 Or used some bullshit like, this is problematic. 1.00

01:07:51 You know, anyone that says some dumb shit, this is problematic. 1.00

01:07:54 You know what I mean? 1.00

01:07:54 Like any of these dorks. 1.00

01:07:55 Like, did they actually help you in any way or did they give you stupid commentary? 1.00

01:07:58 That's facts. 0.99

01:07:59 And waste some time.

01:07:59 And the reality is what you're going to find is they typically didn't give you any value and they just gave you some mindless entertainment.

01:08:05 And that's what they do.

01:08:05 They'll sell you off for AdSense.

01:08:07 That's what it is.

01:08:07 And they don't help you actually become a better man.

01:08:09 So anything that's good, like self-improvement content, making you a better man, etc.

01:08:13 It's immediately demonized as toxic alpha male, blah, blah, blah.

01:08:16 And it's a lot of the time, it's these soy boys that do it. 1.00

01:08:18 It's the soy boy YouTubers that do it. 1.00

01:08:20 They aren't in shape, don't have their shit together. 1.00

01:08:22 Look at the guys that criticize us the most. 1.00

01:08:23 You're going to notice there's a trend.

01:08:25 They typically have some weird, long, shaggy hair.

01:08:26 They look trans. 0.99

01:08:27 They're fat. 0.99

01:08:27 They look trans. 1.00

01:08:28 They look like crap. 1.00

01:08:29 They're problematic. 1.00

01:08:31 That's what the attention economy has done.

01:08:33 When you can monetize talking, you don't have to actually say something that improves.

01:08:38 You could just be doing the same.

01:08:40 like moist critical example has been making the same exact video on repeat since like 2014 0.92

01:08:45 but same thing like this is yeah this is every single day they get down this is dumb i don't 0.99

01:08:51 like this this is boring this is dumb this is stupid for 10 years straight and then they don't 1.00

01:08:57 change anything because that's the attention economy as long as you're speaking you're going 1.00

01:09:00 to make money so you're not incentivized to speak any truth or speak anything of value

01:09:04 if you could just talk and make wet fart jokes if you could do that you'll monetize it forever

01:09:08 because there's always going to be a demographic 0.97

01:09:10 of 17-year-old losers 0.94

01:09:11 who don't want to change your game all day 0.99

01:09:13 who are going to watch it.

01:09:14 Yeah.

01:09:14 Facts.

01:09:15 Oh, wait, quick question.

01:09:16 Yep.

01:09:16 What does a day in your life look like?

01:09:18 And what does a day in your life look like?

01:09:20 Okay, so for me, okay.

01:09:22 What time do you wake up?

01:09:23 From what you wake up to?

01:09:24 So I live like, oh, I'm nocturnal.

01:09:27 So we do our show at 7 p.m.

01:09:28 I'll typically wake up at like maybe,

01:09:30 yeah, 7 p.m. Eastern Standard Time, right?

01:09:33 So I'll typically wake up like right before the show,

01:09:36 like 5 p.m. or something like that.

01:09:37 What?

01:09:37 Yeah, dude, yeah.

01:09:38 So I'll take you through it, right?

01:09:39 So I'll wake up at like 5 p.m. 0.99

01:09:41 Damn. 0.99

01:09:41 I'll prepare for the show, right? 0.99

01:09:42 Depending on what the topic is.

01:09:44 And then we'll do the show at 7.

01:09:47 We'll be done by like 8.30 at the first show.

01:09:49 Then I'll go to the gym.

01:09:51 I'll go work out.

01:09:52 And then I'll come up and we'll do the nighttime show with the girls. 0.98

01:09:54 Your gym every day?

01:09:55 Four or five days a week.

01:09:56 Okay.

01:09:57 And then I'll come back upstairs, right?

01:09:59 Because I'll go to the gym in my building.

01:10:00 Then I'll come back upstairs and we'll film the show with the girls. 0.99

01:10:02 Damn. 0.99

01:10:02 Right? 0.98

01:10:03 And then after we do that, we'll be done by like maybe 1, 2 o'clock in the morning.

01:10:06 then we go

01:10:08 we eat

01:10:08 and then after that

01:10:10 I'll get like work done

01:10:11 whether it's preparing

01:10:11 for the next show

01:10:12 I was working on my book

01:10:13 for a while

01:10:14 so that took me

01:10:14 quite a bit of time

01:10:15 recording it

01:10:16 the link to buy the book

01:10:17 will be in the description

01:10:18 why women deserve less 1.00

01:10:19 guys it's live now

01:10:20 audible conversion

01:10:21 coming very soon

01:10:21 but I was working on that

01:10:23 typing it up

01:10:24 and then also with

01:10:25 doing the audible version of it

01:10:27 because I recorded it myself

01:10:28 yeah sick better

01:10:28 I like audible

01:10:29 especially the ones

01:10:30 that the author does it himself

01:10:31 yeah yeah

01:10:32 and I like go

01:10:33 because I use a lot of my phrases

01:10:34 and stuff in the book

01:10:35 but um so i would do that or preparing for the next show or you know basically or i'll uh because

01:10:41 i have another youtube channel called fed it where i break down criminal cases it's like a

01:10:44 true crime channel nice or i'll do research for that where i'll be like okay which case am i going

01:10:47 to do next yeah if it's like a serial killer basically yeah so if it's like a serial killer

01:10:51 whatever like i'll do like pretty extensive research nice and i'll cover it on that channel

01:10:56 his whole background upbringing exactly so that i can do it so that when i come on and i do it live

01:11:00 it's like okay we or if i pre-record it i'll be able to speak in an educated fashion and i

01:11:05 I put timestamps in it too.

01:11:06 I'm real big on timestamps.

01:11:07 So then I'll do that until like 7, 8, 9, 10 in the morning, work throughout the night,

01:11:13 and then go to sleep and then do it over again.

01:11:15 7 to 9 in the morning.

01:11:17 Yeah.

01:11:17 Jeez.

01:11:17 So yeah, I'm like nocturnal.

01:11:18 So from 9 to 5 p.m. you sleep?

01:11:21 Yeah.

01:11:22 Like a reverse 9 to 5.

01:11:23 Yeah, it's a reverse 9 to 5 because our show's at night.

01:11:25 So I basically wake up right before the show, prepare, do it, gym, second show, eat, and

01:11:32 then work throughout the night.

01:11:33 You know, I actually did this for a time when I was like,

01:11:35 so during Ramadan, as a kid, I used to,

01:11:37 if there's any Muslims out there, they know.

01:11:39 You know, when you're fasting,

01:11:40 you have to like break your fast at like 6 p.m. or 7 p.m. like sunset.

01:11:43 So we usually like stay awake

01:11:45 and then like we'll sleep throughout the whole fast.

01:11:47 So that's worse.

01:11:47 It's the sleeping time.

01:11:49 It's kind of cheating.

01:11:50 It is kind of.

01:11:50 Low key, it is basically cheating.

01:11:52 By the way, fasting, we should talk about later.

01:11:53 Like fasting and productivity is like a massive.

01:11:56 Nowadays, finally, nowadays, the science has caught up to Islam. 1.00

01:12:00 What are we saying?

01:12:00 Now it's like

01:12:01 Literally it's like

01:12:02 They talk about

01:12:02 What's it called

01:12:03 Intermediate fasting

01:12:04 Intermediate fasting

01:12:05 And we were like 0.99

01:12:05 Doing this shit for ages 0.99

01:12:07 Like you know 1.00

01:12:08 Hundreds of years ago

01:12:10 Anyway so

01:12:10 We were talking about

01:12:11 Basically

01:12:11 What did you say

01:12:12 Yeah my schedule

01:12:13 But that's a bit

01:12:14 The schedule

01:12:14 I'm nocturnal

01:12:15 But do you think that

01:12:16 So I don't know

01:12:17 But I think they say

01:12:18 That the quality of sleep

01:12:19 In day time is

01:12:20 Because I like the schedule

01:12:21 I would love to do this

01:12:21 But they say the daily

01:12:22 The schedule that you have

01:12:24 And your quality of sleep

01:12:26 Is a lot lower

01:12:27 During the day time

01:12:27 Have you noticed that?

01:12:29 No I mean I'm okay

01:12:30 because here's the thing

01:12:31 I'm used to it now

01:12:31 because when I was working

01:12:32 for the government

01:12:33 I used to work at night too

01:12:34 because I would get

01:12:35 I would get called out

01:12:36 late at night all the time

01:12:37 2, 3 in the morning

01:12:38 they'd catch

01:12:38 some crook

01:12:40 yeah so

01:12:40 I was used to it

01:12:41 even from since 2014

01:12:43 I've been that way

01:12:44 so I'm heterosexual

01:12:46 so I go to the gym

01:12:47 7 days a week

01:12:48 I wake up at around

01:12:50 11

01:12:51 and then

01:12:52 yeah 10 or 11

01:12:53 and then

01:12:54 have breakfast

01:12:55 do a lot of creativity

01:12:57 kit work

01:12:57 that's been consuming

01:12:58 a lot of my time recently

01:12:59 a lot of professors to handle

01:13:01 get in the

01:13:02 talk to the people

01:13:03 add a video for that

01:13:04 and then make sure

01:13:05 everything's running there

01:13:06 there's been a lot of

01:13:07 like behind the scenes

01:13:08 business stuff

01:13:08 that I've been doing

01:13:09 and then

01:13:10 I stream at 8pm

01:13:12 every single day

01:13:12 romo.com

01:13:13 slash Nico

01:13:13 every day

01:13:14 check it out

01:13:15 link in bio

01:13:15 yeah

01:13:16 and that's

01:13:17 that's a lot of times

01:13:18 like 3 to 5 hours

01:13:19 every single night

01:13:20 I go on

01:13:20 Fresh and Fit

01:13:21 probably like once a week

01:13:22 at this point

01:13:23 for the past

01:13:23 couple months

01:13:24 we're all in Miami

01:13:26 we're all in Brickell

01:13:26 in the same neighborhood

01:13:27 I probably go on

01:13:28 like once

01:13:29 once a week

01:13:29 so like that'll be sometimes

01:13:31 but yeah

01:13:32 that's pretty much

01:13:34 so business work

01:13:35 and investing

01:13:36 do you go out every day?

01:13:39 I don't go

01:13:40 there was a time where

01:13:41 like Fresh I was going out

01:13:42 so Fresh is like

01:13:43 if Myron's there working

01:13:45 9 to 5

01:13:46 Fresh will like

01:13:46 it will go do the show

01:13:48 and then go to the club

01:13:49 and twerk

01:13:49 and sniff coke

01:13:51 and stay the section

01:13:51 he doesn't do that

01:13:52 and then stand next to

01:13:53 rappers

01:13:54 he doesn't even drink bro

01:13:55 he doesn't drink

01:13:56 I'm lying right now

01:13:58 but yeah

01:13:59 so I was

01:14:00 I was going out

01:14:00 fresh for a while

01:14:01 like but then

01:14:02 it's kind of

01:14:02 wasted time

01:14:02 recently I haven't

01:14:03 really been going

01:14:03 out as much

01:14:05 you mentioned

01:14:05 like basically

01:14:06 no social life

01:14:07 in your day

01:14:07 like I mean

01:14:07 just work

01:14:08 and then sleep

01:14:09 basically

01:14:09 yeah

01:14:09 the gym work

01:14:10 show

01:14:11 yeah

01:14:11 because by the time

01:14:12 I'm done debating

01:14:13 the girls dude 1.00

01:14:13 I'm like tired

01:14:14 like because

01:14:14 it takes a lot

01:14:16 out of you

01:14:16 to like sit there

01:14:17 and debate them

01:14:17 for like two

01:14:17 three hours

01:14:18 like just talking

01:14:19 with like the delusion

01:14:20 like girls in the 0.93

01:14:21 west are not like 1.00

01:14:22 girls here 1.00

01:14:22 you know what I mean

01:14:23 like it's

01:14:24 they'll keep going

01:14:24 yeah and they'll 1.00

01:14:25 argue about stupid 1.00

01:14:26 stuff like I'll say 1.00

01:14:27 something like

01:14:28 men are physically superior to women well not all the time and then they'll sit there and make 0.99

01:14:32 an argument for like the one percent a girl that like you know i don't know a guy in some kind of

01:14:37 physical competition i'm like what the hell so yeah dude it's just wild and then one time i

01:14:42 remember we debated like some feminists or whatever and they just kept going and it's just

01:14:45 wild but like yeah dude they can't get the fact that they're saying that women are almost as

01:14:49 strong as men sometimes but the whole reason we're able to have this argument is because men set up

01:14:54 the lights men are outside with guns men you have to the security guards are men men built

01:15:00 i mean the policemen if something happens like if it's for you to feel safe in this room because 0.97

01:15:05 the men yeah to have this stupid debate it's because men are there who are going to be able 0.98

01:15:10 to put out the fires feminism is is around because men allowed it and women will not admit that but 1.00

01:15:16 you know as soon as as soon as like some chaos happens or something wild or there's like a life

01:15:20 or death situation

01:15:21 and women immediately 1.00

01:15:22 revert back

01:15:23 to being ladies 0.51

01:15:24 if someone breaks

01:15:25 into their house

01:15:25 and this happened before

01:15:26 we've had shows

01:15:27 where there's been like

01:15:28 some guy come in

01:15:29 or some whatever

01:15:30 all the girls run 1.00

01:15:31 I go get my gun

01:15:33 and then I deal

01:15:33 with the issue

01:15:34 not the girls

01:15:35 so it's like

01:15:35 it's been proven

01:15:37 multiple times

01:15:37 even on the show even

01:15:38 yeah

01:15:38 alright what's the

01:15:39 one core lesson

01:15:41 out of all Andrew's

01:15:42 hundreds of great

01:15:43 hundreds of great lessons

01:15:44 that is for you

01:15:45 like if you could

01:15:46 your one favorite lesson

01:15:48 that he taught

01:15:48 I recently

01:15:49 I made this one

01:15:50 my background, I saw his old Twitter account of Udon. I just made it on the plane. Yeah,

01:15:55 he said, how foolish a man can be to breathe air, feel the warmth of the sun, to think, 1.00

01:16:00 live, run, fuck, smile, laugh, cry on the energy found in a few pieces of bread and 1.00

01:16:06 to not believe in magic. And that got me thinking like how everything that you consume affects 1.00

01:16:12 your life. If bread can do that, if it can help you swim, make love, smile, then the

01:16:18 same information that you digest the same thoughts that you think the same words that you speak it

01:16:25 all has an effect on you just as much as as food does because you can reprogram your mind you can

01:16:30 literally hypnotize yourself with thoughts and with words that's deep um you i grew andrew on

01:16:36 like 99 of things man but what's what's one thing he said that for you like really stuck out uh i

01:16:41 can say like for me i think he was like sitting in a car and he's like i enjoy the smallest things

01:16:44 in life he's like when i'm sitting in the car and there's like a bit of sunshine and then he goes

01:16:48 on to say a bad day is coming like one day you're going to wake up and you're going to get a call

01:16:53 that someone you love or someone you know of has got a terminal illness or has passed away and that

01:16:59 day is coming for all of us coming for me it's coming for you it's coming for you it's coming

01:17:02 for you guys watching and that's the sad truth so if you know that fact that that day is coming

01:17:06 and today is not that day then why don't you be happy today you know that you're gonna have that

01:17:11 day to feel sad coming up today you're good you're alive people around you the people you love are

01:17:16 life take that and be happy you know this is something this is something because um and me

01:17:20 and andrew like i said before we agree on a lot of things and we say the same things in different

01:17:24 ways so like one thing that he said that i also said one time was and it's amazing like because

01:17:28 we brought this guy on our show one time named skippy right and he's this guy that's known for

01:17:32 being a virgin he had been on like tlc or whatever and you know he talks about i'm depressed and all

01:17:36 this other stuff but what he doesn't realize is that a lot of his issues that he has comes from

01:17:40 his own inadequacies right incompetence yeah and incompetence is just being lazy and i and i and i 0.68

01:17:46 remember asking him uh skippy where do you live the united states do you have running water yes

01:17:51 do you have food on the table yes do you have a family that cares about you yes etc you have

01:17:55 nothing to be crying about true right and andrew did on another interview where he said instead of

01:18:01 saying i'm gonna i have to go to work today say i get to go to work today yeah true instead of uh

01:18:06 you know hey i have to go to the gym i have to go to the gym i get to go to the gym because i have

01:18:09 legs etc and i talk about that all the time like people will sit there and complain about oh i'm

01:18:12 so tired blah blah but there's people that have that are in wheelchairs that are still going to

01:18:16 the gym figuring it out there's people that wish there's people right now that wish they could go 1.00

01:18:20 to the gym and train every day meanwhile your fat ass is sitting there complaining about it saying 1.00

01:18:23 i'm not gonna go so um the thing is is that people right they complain about what they don't have 0.99

01:18:29 versus being happy and blessed for what they do have and i always tell people if you got running

01:18:34 water you got food you live in the united states etc you live in a first world country you're over 1.00

01:18:37 You're here complaining to me.

01:18:38 Yeah, alhamdulillah.

01:18:39 Like you're complaining to me 0.99

01:18:41 and you're on fucking internet? 1.00

01:18:43 Yeah. 1.00

01:18:43 Shut the hell up. 1.00

01:18:43 Well, the new religion's woke. 1.00

01:18:45 The new religion's, 0.99

01:18:45 that's why that people

01:18:46 live in a world of complaining

01:18:48 because if you don't believe in anything,

01:18:50 then you get your satisfaction

01:18:51 from being dissatisfied

01:18:53 and being able to complain about that.

01:18:54 And they don't want you to be grateful.

01:18:56 They want you to be looking for the next thing.

01:18:57 Yes, yeah.

01:18:58 It's short-term satisfaction all the time.

01:19:01 I saw this video of this girl.

01:19:02 She was at a Home Depot

01:19:04 and the lady that was like putting in the gas said, 1.00

01:19:07 What would you like, young lady?

01:19:09 And she wanted a whole two-minute rant. 0.99

01:19:11 Guess what about?

01:19:11 About being misgendered because she was they, them. 0.70

01:19:14 And she's like, but I'm not even, I can't believe that she would call me like a lady.

01:19:18 But like she had good intentions when she did it.

01:19:20 And so I'm like, but I know she's happy, but I'm not sure what to feel.

01:19:24 You know what you should feel?

01:19:25 You should be thanking God that your life is so easy that this is even considered a problem.

01:19:32 The fact that you're even able to complain about this, you should be on your knees thanking God that you're alive right now to be so privileged.

01:19:40 Someone in Syria just got an earthquake and tragically lost their life.

01:19:44 And someone called you a nice young lady and you're mad about it.

01:19:46 Privilege, I say this on a podcast all the time, privilege is invisible to those that have it.

01:19:51 And the thing is, is in the first world, et cetera, people don't appreciate what they have because a lot of people in the United States don't have passports.

01:19:58 They've never been to a poor country.

01:20:01 And the other thing, too, and I thank my parents for this, right, growing up in New York City in the 90s, right, when it was very, we didn't grow up rich.

01:20:08 We grew up actually fairly poor.

01:20:09 My dad was a cab driver, got hit multiple times by people, whether he got run over, robbed, et cetera.

01:20:15 We were in Brooklyn.

01:20:16 And back then in the 90s and 80s, it was a very dangerous time to be in New York City.

01:20:20 My mom didn't work, and my dad, one time I'll never forget, he got hit by a guy and got left there, and he had to wear a cast.

01:20:27 Obviously, he didn't want to take welfare.

01:20:28 So what he did was he just drove the cab with a cast.

01:20:30 And my mom would go down two stories every single day, bring them upstairs. 0.90

01:20:34 And he did this for months, right?

01:20:36 And he didn't have insurance.

01:20:37 And my dad always used to tell me growing up, if I was born in the United States, I'd be a somebody.

01:20:41 If I was born here and I would go to college, et cetera, et cetera.

01:20:43 So they instilled this appreciation in my mind of being in the United States, number one, and I have to become a somebody.

01:20:50 There's no other way around it, right?

01:20:52 So it made me immediately appreciate the benefits and privileges that I had because my parents always reminded me what it was like.

01:20:58 And then I remember as a child, they brought me to Sudan one time, and then they also brought me to Egypt.

01:21:02 And I saw how people were living out there.

01:21:03 And that woke me up to realize, whoa, I need to stop being a crybaby.

01:21:08 You know, seeing all the people crying, seeing people begging for food on the street, et cetera, it really brought things home.

01:21:14 And I'll never forget, 2005, August of 2005, I came back to the United States.

01:21:18 I kissed the floor

01:21:18 When we got back

01:21:19 And I said yo

01:21:19 I'm never

01:21:20 I'm gonna look at the world

01:21:22 Completely differently

01:21:22 I was 15 years old

01:21:23 I'll never forget that

01:21:24 But you need experiences

01:21:25 Like that sometimes

01:21:26 To snap you back

01:21:27 Into reality

01:21:28 To realize

01:21:28 You are privileged

01:21:30 You need to stop being 1.00

01:21:30 A pussy etc 1.00

01:21:31 Which is why when I see people 1.00

01:21:32 Crying or fat

01:21:33 Or oh I don't know

01:21:34 I'm like yo 1.00

01:21:35 Stop being a fucking pussy 1.00

01:21:36 Like yo 1.00

01:21:36 Do you have running water

01:21:37 Yes

01:21:38 Do you have food

01:21:38 Yes

01:21:38 Do you have a family

01:21:39 Yes

01:21:39 Do you live in a first world country 0.73

01:21:41 Yes

01:21:41 Do you have the internet

01:21:42 Yes

01:21:42 You have no excuse

01:21:43 To be a cry baby

01:21:43 What are you talking about

01:21:44 There's people that don't even

01:21:45 Have hands

01:21:45 people that don't have feet 0.79

01:21:46 there's kids getting blown up

01:21:47 in Syria

01:21:48 like you said before

01:21:48 and nobody

01:21:49 like people think

01:21:50 oh I'm mad

01:21:52 because there's no

01:21:53 wifi in this area

01:21:54 and it's crazy to me

01:21:55 how people are so soft

01:21:56 yeah

01:21:56 you spoke a bit

01:21:58 about happiness

01:21:58 and how this guy

01:21:59 was unhappy

01:21:59 because he was never

01:22:01 saying I'm depressed

01:22:02 or whatever

01:22:03 but the reality is

01:22:04 and we don't talk

01:22:04 about this enough

01:22:05 the reason why

01:22:06 so many men are depressed

01:22:07 right

01:22:07 people might get mad

01:22:08 at me for saying this

01:22:08 depression a lot of times

01:22:10 is a byproduct

01:22:11 of your inadequacies 0.99

01:22:12 and you being incompetent 0.90

01:22:14 right 0.66

01:22:14 as a man

01:22:15 you're put on earth to go out and create something okay a man's legacy and name is typically tied to

01:22:20 what he did while he was alive right right and when you you know you get a birthday and you get

01:22:24 a death day and in between on your tombstone there's that dash what the hell did you do during 0.54

01:22:28 that dash did you create a name for yourself or does no one is no one gonna remember you 0.98

01:22:31 and the reality is most of you are gonna die nobody's gonna give a fuck who you are but what 0.98

01:22:36 i'm gonna say is can you die today and be happy with what you've created will people remember you 0.99

01:22:40 will people respect you people will say good things about you when you die and the reality

01:22:43 is for most of you guys watching right now the answer is probably no we need to turn that into 0.77

01:22:47 a yes okay and when i tell people that then that's when they snap back into reality say damn i really

01:22:52 haven't accomplished anything and what people don't get is that as a man you right your whole

01:22:56 value comes from creating something so if you don't create anything a byproduct of that is i'm sad

01:23:01 i'm depressed i don't know where i am in life that's because reality is smacking you in the face

01:23:05 with sadness telling you you're inadequate go out there and do something what the hell are you doing 0.99

01:23:09 here whacking off the porn what the hell are you doing over here eating yourself into the depression 0.99

01:23:13 what the hell are you doing over here playing video games all day you're not doing anything 0.99

01:23:16 which is why you feel sad you feel sad because you haven't created anything the whole world that

01:23:21 we're in nowadays all these adventures etc it was created by men to overcome being sad you must

01:23:26 create something as a man to be happy women don't have to worry about that women their pleasure 1.00

01:23:30 comes from creating a family yeah right but they're not going to want to create a family with

01:23:34 you if you're a loser that's just not how it goes so a lot of times when guys are sad it's not

01:23:39 Because I'm depressed or I'm sad. 1.00

01:23:40 I have this mental disorder. 1.00

01:23:41 No, you're a fucking bitch. 1.00

01:23:43 That's what it comes down to. 1.00

01:23:44 But we don't want to tell people this in the West.

01:23:46 We want to make them feel better, consolidate.

01:23:48 Oh, go to therapy, blah, blah, blah, blah.

01:23:50 You know what?

01:23:51 You want some therapy? 1.00

01:23:51 Go to the fucking gym, okay? 1.00

01:23:53 Make some goddamn money. 1.00

01:23:54 Become more attractive. 1.00

01:23:55 Take care of yourself. 1.00

01:23:56 I promise you, you're going to feel a lot better than sitting here on a fucking couch with some loser. 1.00

01:24:01 Tell me about your problems. 1.00

01:24:02 Well, I don't know.

01:24:02 I feel like this. 1.00

01:24:03 Shut the fuck up. 1.00

01:24:04 You feel that way 1.00

01:24:06 Because it's a byproduct 1.00

01:24:08 Of you being a loser 1.00

01:24:09 It's your masculinity reminding you 1.00

01:24:11 What are you doing

01:24:12 Are we going to have

01:24:14 Is this dash going to be something

01:24:15 Are people going to be able to respect us at our funeral

01:24:17 Are people going to speak about us 0.99

01:24:18 Is anyone going to give a fuck if I die 0.98

01:24:20 And the reality is for most people watching this 1.00

01:24:22 No one will give a fuck if you die 0.98

01:24:24 So you need to make it where people will care 0.99

01:24:26 And they will have something good to say about you

01:24:28 And you create some kind of impact 0.95

01:24:29 Can you die tomorrow and be happy

01:24:31 And for most people

01:24:33 that's a no

01:24:34 yeah

01:24:35 you need to make it a yes 0.99

01:24:36 damn that was deep 0.99

01:24:37 low-key 0.99

01:24:38 I got a bit tense bro

01:24:44 like you could die today

01:24:45 and they'll forget you

01:24:46 it's actually true

01:24:46 you know what I mean

01:24:47 it's the truth man

01:24:48 now you want to go get it right

01:24:49 I want to go make some money

01:24:50 I want to go do something

01:24:51 I want to go trade something

01:24:52 but honestly

01:24:53 that's spot on

01:24:55 amazing

01:24:55 I get criticized for that a lot

01:24:57 saying that the gym

01:24:58 is better than therapy

01:24:59 but for men

01:25:00 that's really the case

01:25:00 I don't think therapy

01:25:01 is necessarily bad though

01:25:02 it's not bad

01:25:02 a lot of people do need if you have actual trauma stuff like that but i say that because it's

01:25:06 necessary you can afford it it's necessary to to be somebody of action and to do something the best

01:25:11 use of your time is to go and make your life better true sitting down on a couch and talking

01:25:16 about your childhood and how like i got hit i was beat and i'm not sure you're 30 like why are you

01:25:22 still talking about your childhood the best use of your time is to do something that's going to

01:25:26 make you better and most often that's the gym you're going to be tired afterwards there's going

01:25:30 to be long-term effects.

01:25:31 Just to play the devil's advocate though,

01:25:32 do you think that some people

01:25:32 might have unresolved issues

01:25:34 like they would need to work out?

01:25:36 Let's say like...

01:25:37 Even if that's true,

01:25:38 what's a better use

01:25:39 of your time right now?

01:25:40 Talking about it

01:25:41 or doing something?

01:25:43 Yeah, but I guess

01:25:44 in this example,

01:25:45 that person, let's say,

01:25:47 he can't necessarily

01:25:48 or like let's say

01:25:49 if he goes to grind,

01:25:50 he's just thinking about these

01:25:51 or in the background,

01:25:52 subconsciously,

01:25:53 he has these issues

01:25:53 that he's trying to work with.

01:25:54 But you still think about it

01:25:55 even when you're in the gym.

01:25:56 That's actually...

01:25:57 What I noticed is like

01:25:58 when you have these problems

01:26:00 You lift harder.

01:26:01 Yeah, you lift harder. 0.99

01:26:02 Like that last rep, you're thinking about that shit like, 0.99

01:26:04 and then that pain makes you stronger. 1.00

01:26:07 You can use your trauma to make you a better person.

01:26:10 Yeah, that's definitely true.

01:26:12 But I do think that definitely you're right when you say that happiness is a byproduct of working on yourself and growth.

01:26:19 But it begs the question, I know a lot of people who are successful.

01:26:24 There's a lot of celebrities who have committed suicide.

01:26:26 Of course.

01:26:26 and sometimes i wonder that's like really what i wonder like you know what i mean like this person

01:26:31 had a lot going on for them it's not like they they were nobodies they had a lot of people that

01:26:34 cared for them sometimes i think about like those guys what about them like they worked a lot of

01:26:39 them they achieved a lot a lot of them became when they were young that's another thing too

01:26:43 like a lot of these guys that go crazy or whatever or do something themselves uh they became wealthy

01:26:48 young which i think honestly why i think it's so important for guys like especially in their youth

01:26:53 like you really have to suffer because you can't appreciate the sunny days if you've never been

01:26:58 through the rainy days yeah you can't appreciate the light if you haven't been in a dark place

01:27:02 which is why suffering is so important you need that polarity to experience because if you've

01:27:07 never been through any type of adversity yeah you're not going to appreciate when things are

01:27:10 good true that's you know what i mean so like now right i have this like a very strong semblance of

01:27:16 like what suffering is versus what not suffering is so i appreciate the days now a lot more than

01:27:22 And let's say I had got it when I was young.

01:27:24 And that's where it comes into where young guys, right?

01:27:27 Let's say you make your money. 1.00

01:27:28 I'm not saying if you're young and you become successful, you're fucked. 0.99

01:27:31 I'm not saying that. 0.98

01:27:31 But you need to really be a little bit more aware of the fact that you're going to have to push yourself a little bit more.

01:27:37 You know what I mean?

01:27:37 If you got it when you were young.

01:27:38 What makes you guys happy?

01:27:41 Doing the hard thing.

01:27:42 Doing the right thing.

01:27:43 Yeah.

01:27:44 And then I think the highest form of human achievement is inspiration.

01:27:49 I don't think it really comes from money or it comes from attention or sex, stuff like that.

01:27:55 I really find that the happiest I am, the best satisfaction I get in life is from inspiring others.

01:28:02 Man, me too.

01:28:03 I have it written down.

01:28:04 For me, one of my goals is just to inspire my people.

01:28:06 Inspire.

01:28:07 That's why I see a lot of-

01:28:07 To reach my best potential and then help others reach theirs.

01:28:10 That's the ultimate goal you can have.

01:28:11 That's creating more and that's adding positivity to the world.

01:28:14 I noticed that really young too and I'm glad because-

01:28:17 I've seen videos, I feel like, when you're a kid.

01:28:18 Yeah, when I was really young.

01:28:20 Like, how old were you at that time?

01:28:21 Like, 13, 14.

01:28:21 13, 14.

01:28:22 And you're like, yeah, you should do something with your life.

01:28:24 You gotta do something with your life, and I'm 13.

01:28:25 So cute.

01:28:26 Because that's, and when I would turn off the camera,

01:28:29 and when I upload the video, I was like, yeah.

01:28:31 Like, I'm just, I'm doing it right now.

01:28:33 And that was better, and that's why I was happy

01:28:35 kind of being a brokie for a long time 0.99

01:28:37 and doing those types of videos,

01:28:38 because I saw the comments, I saw the responses.

01:28:41 People would come up to me and talk about,

01:28:43 like, oh, that video changed my life.

01:28:44 And that meant more than any type of money.

01:28:47 I started realizing that at a certain level, like, you know, I'm in my 20s. I need to get out of this stupid apartment in New York. I need to go create something more for myself. I need to start making money. I need to start prioritizing that and like get involved in this capitalistic world. I can't live in this idealistic world where you can just inspire and motivate forever. You need to go and create wealth for yourself. But ultimately, that's that's the best satisfaction. It's not like, you know, I bought a car or stuff like that. I get a watch or, you know, I get to travel. But that's that's a byproduct. And that's also that I can keep doing what I do. 1.00

01:29:17 what I really like more than anything is, is to inspire. Yeah, that's nice. What about you?

01:29:23 What makes you happy? Uh, so for, before it used to be, I used to get great satisfaction from doing

01:29:28 big cases when I was working for the government, you know, I'd done like big, you know, Rico cases,

01:29:33 drug trafficking cases, human smuggling, human trafficking, guns, everything, any type of crime

01:29:37 you could think of money laundering, federal, especially I had been involved in. Right. Uh,

01:29:41 so that used to give me a lot of satisfaction, like putting away really bad people in jail,

01:29:45 for long periods of time because I went after the worst of the worst.

01:29:48 Murderers, child pedophiles, all these types of people, right?

01:29:51 Terrorists, all that. 0.85

01:29:52 But then now, right, with what I'm doing now,

01:29:55 I really get a deep sense of satisfaction from people sending me messages like,

01:29:59 yo, I was going to do something to myself and I did it, right?

01:30:02 You changed my life in here.

01:30:04 And also, this is going to be a little bit more, I guess, on the dark side,

01:30:07 but I get a deep satisfaction from beating my competition.

01:30:11 And when I say beating my competition, all the detractors that talk smack,

01:30:14 Sometimes I'll watch their videos just to, like, get reminded. 1.00

01:30:17 This is, like, I want to make sure that I create a bigger impact than a lot of these idiots that talk smack about us. 1.00

01:30:20 Because if you could know, they're right. 1.00

01:30:22 Exactly.

01:30:23 Exactly. 1.00

01:30:23 And my thing is I look at it like I'm going to add more value than these idiots, too. 1.00

01:30:26 There's three that come to mind right now that I could think all off the top of my head. 1.00

01:30:29 But I'll watch them and they talk.

01:30:31 I said name them.

01:30:33 Sure.

01:30:33 Apple and Leach.

01:30:35 Hassan and H3. 1.00

01:30:35 They talk the most shit about us, right? 1.00

01:30:37 H3, that was really motivational. 0.99

01:30:38 When I got canceled and then him and his whole team started, said, congrats, Nico got canceled.

01:30:42 That was a fire that I really needed. 0.98

01:30:44 And every day when I don't want to stream or when it's difficult, I think about him going, and I'm just, I work twice as hard just to prove your fat ass wrong. 0.99

01:30:52 And this is, this is my thing. 0.97

01:30:53 Like, I, this might not be the best advice.

01:30:55 You guys can take it if you want.

01:30:56 But me personally, I, I look at it like I hate my enemies so much.

01:30:59 I will, I, I refuse to lose.

01:31:02 And I look at it like they're in my way.

01:31:04 They're my competition.

01:31:05 They're talking smack.

01:31:06 They're making hit pieces, blah, blah, blah.

01:31:08 You took the go for public medic. 0.99

01:31:10 All this, a bunch of pussy language stuff. 1.00

01:31:12 So I'm like, you know what? 0.98

01:31:12 I'm going to add more value than these guys. 1.00

01:31:14 While these guys do stupid-ass commentary videos 1.00

01:31:16 talking shit about other people, 1.00

01:31:17 I'm going to help you guys make more money. 0.97

01:31:19 I'm going to help you guys become more successful.

01:31:20 And I look at it like,

01:31:21 who's getting more positive messages

01:31:23 about who's impacting more lives, right?

01:31:26 Is it me teaching you guys how to invest in real estate

01:31:28 and save money on taxes

01:31:29 and how to not be a fat POS?

01:31:30 Or is Hasan, for the 20th time, 0.99

01:31:32 talking about politics like a loser? 0.98

01:31:33 Probably us. 0.93

01:31:34 So I'm going to continue to make better content 1.00

01:31:36 than all these idiots that talk smack about us. 1.00

01:31:38 That's how I look at it. 1.00

01:31:38 Like, these guys are doing this.

01:31:40 We're doing this.

01:31:41 And it's funny, too, because...

01:31:41 And they're not even good about talking about

01:31:42 politics they don't even talk about what's really going on in the world you know what

01:31:45 lasanabi recently said he was talking about aiden ross who got inspired by andrew tate

01:31:49 he's now doing nofap and he's on self-improvement stuff like that he said don't go down like the

01:31:54 sneeko alt-right pipeline and go nofap is like some weird right wing how is it conservative 0.93

01:32:00 and right wing to not want to masturbate it's incredible what woke people think they're not 0.99

01:32:05 even good at speaking about politics if you think that jerking off is liberal and these are three 0.99

01:32:10 guys also that talk smack about us andrew etc so i look at it like same same the same the same 0.94

01:32:16 losers bro so i look at it like who's adding more value to their audience and as long as we're adding 0.98

01:32:21 more value than those ass clowns i look at it like it's a w and i'm going to continue because 0.99

01:32:25 i look at it like i'm going to the gym so i never look like abba i'm going to the gym so i don't 0.99

01:32:29 look smooth and flat like your boy uh you know hassan we're not to look like a slob like ethan 0.99

01:32:34 klein and i'm going to continue to give guys content that makes them better help you guys

01:32:38 get in shape make more money etc and i look at like whoever's giving the most value is the winner

01:32:43 so that's how i look at it like it's really a brilliant philosophy that changed my whole

01:32:46 perspective on internet like i i'm dead serious i asked uh bradley martin recently had a ethan

01:32:52 klein h3 on his podcast sitting just like this i told bradley to ask him like ethan what do you

01:32:56 stand for because it's really true about all the people that we have common haters like people that

01:33:01 hate andrew and tristan hate fresh and fit hate me all of them yeah so i asked bradley and bradley

01:33:06 stands for something.

01:33:06 They don't know me yet.

01:33:07 They're going to come for you, bro.

01:33:08 They're going to come for you, too.

01:33:09 They're going to come for you.

01:33:09 Just be prepared.

01:33:10 If you make any content

01:33:11 like that's pro-masculine

01:33:12 and become a better man,

01:33:13 they're going to come, man.

01:33:14 Hey, you're with us, though.

01:33:15 You're with us.

01:33:15 This content is problematic.

01:33:17 This is problematic.

01:33:18 Sneakers welcome, man. 0.98

01:33:20 No, you're going to get canceled, man. 0.96

01:33:21 You're Red Pill toxic, problematic, 0.99

01:33:23 insecure, incel. 0.88

01:33:25 But Bradley Martin,

01:33:26 he stands for the gym

01:33:26 and he has a positive message.

01:33:28 And so there's a clear philosophy

01:33:29 with his podcast

01:33:30 and what he talks about.

01:33:31 He talks about critical thinking.

01:33:32 So I told him to ask him.

01:33:33 You're going to sit down with H3, ask him, what do you stand for?

01:33:36 He didn't answer the question.

01:33:37 And I think that's that.

01:33:38 People don't talk about that enough.

01:33:39 He's just, this is like a gotcha question.

01:33:42 Like, what do you mean?

01:33:42 Like Sneeko, like he just got wiped from the internet.

01:33:45 This is a guy.

01:33:45 How is it a gotcha question to ask you what you stand for?

01:33:48 I got you because you don't know what you stand for.

01:33:51 Because you don't stand for anything.

01:33:51 Because you stand for nothing.

01:33:53 You're just there to talk.

01:33:54 That should be set up alarm bells for your entire audience.

01:33:58 Why are you watching somebody that doesn't even know what he stands for?

01:34:01 And that's the grift of the left

01:34:05 You know what I mean

01:34:06 They're more concerned about being politically correct

01:34:07 And not offending people

01:34:08 And maintaining

01:34:09 And let's be honest here

01:34:10 They want to maintain their liberal slash female audience 1.00

01:34:13 And that's cool

01:34:13 You know it is what it is

01:34:14 Because women tend to be more in the feels versus the real 1.00

01:34:16 But hey man

01:34:18 Our biggest haters

01:34:19 They all have the same MO

01:34:20 They all look the same

01:34:21 They all don't hit the gym

01:34:22 They're not big on self-improvement

01:34:23 Whatever

01:34:23 And they watch us 0.98

01:34:25 They're like you guys are toxic alpha males 0.95

01:34:26 So whatever 0.53

01:34:27 But that's what motivates me

01:34:29 Beating my competition 0.54

01:34:30 Smacking them

01:34:31 and helping guys and inspiring guys at the same time

01:34:33 to actually become better

01:34:34 versus watching mindless reaction videos.

01:34:36 Question I have for both of you guys.

01:34:39 So happiness is a byproduct of working on yourself.

01:34:43 Do you think happiness is also a choice?

01:34:45 Like, can we decide to...

01:34:47 Is it something like it's just a byproduct?

01:34:49 If you want to be happy, just work on yourself.

01:34:51 Or can you also do other things to make yourself happy?

01:34:54 What do you think?

01:34:55 Because some people say that you can't chase happiness.

01:34:58 It's just a byproduct of working hard

01:35:00 and improving yourself

01:35:01 and just 0.99

01:35:01 I mean jerking off 1.00

01:35:03 makes you happy 1.00

01:35:03 like now

01:35:04 but then when you're done

01:35:05 you look at the reflection

01:35:06 of the black screen 1.00

01:35:07 and you see your dumb face 1.00

01:35:08 yeah I mean 1.00

01:35:09 I would say

01:35:10 focus on things

01:35:11 that give you a back end pleasure

01:35:12 right so whether it's the gym

01:35:14 that's one thing right

01:35:14 but of course

01:35:15 you know you can have other hobbies

01:35:16 you know whether it's

01:35:18 maybe you play chess

01:35:19 maybe you like

01:35:20 building things

01:35:21 chess is good

01:35:22 because it stimulates your brain

01:35:23 it stimulates your brain right

01:35:24 that's fun

01:35:24 maybe you like to build certain things

01:35:26 maybe you want to build

01:35:26 planes or

01:35:28 you know

01:35:28 build a ship

01:35:29 and put it in a little bottle,

01:35:30 whatever it is.

01:35:32 Or maybe you're into trivia

01:35:33 or maybe you're a historian.

01:35:35 Anything constructive or productive.

01:35:36 Maybe you enjoy art.

01:35:37 Maybe you like to make music on the side,

01:35:39 whatever it is.

01:35:40 When I was a kid,

01:35:41 I liked origami a lot.

01:35:42 I used to do origami, yeah.

01:35:43 So that's a hobby.

01:35:45 I think the biggest thing, though, 1.00

01:35:46 is to not be one of these hobby-less idiots, right? 0.99

01:35:48 And I'll be honest with you, 1.00

01:35:49 in the West,

01:35:49 I can't tell you how many times

01:35:50 I've been on a date with a girl.

01:35:51 Hey, what's your hobbies?

01:35:53 Go to the beach,

01:35:54 hang out with friends.

01:35:55 You don't want to be like that.

01:35:56 You want to be a genuinely interesting person

01:35:58 that has hobbies

01:35:59 where you can go ahead.

01:36:00 And the other thing too

01:36:00 why I think it's so important

01:36:02 to be a well-diversified person

01:36:03 and have different hobbies and interests

01:36:05 and watch educational content

01:36:08 is that you can go ahead

01:36:10 and chop it up

01:36:10 and talk to people

01:36:11 from different demographics

01:36:12 that they'd be like surprised.

01:36:14 Like, oh wow, you know about this too?

01:36:15 Yeah, yeah, yeah.

01:36:15 I could talk about it, blah, blah, blah.

01:36:16 And as the man,

01:36:17 I'm going to give you guys

01:36:18 this uncomfortable truth.

01:36:20 The burden of performance is on you.

01:36:22 If you go on a date with a girl 0.99

01:36:23 and you're boring

01:36:24 and you don't have interests

01:36:25 or hobbies or whatever,

01:36:26 you don't have any charisma,

01:36:27 she's going to look at it like,

01:36:28 oh i'm not the boring one it was him even though you ask her what she does for a hobby she says

01:36:32 the beach but the thing is is that girls need to have anything interesting about them like girls 1.00

01:36:37 have the face is the interesting point like girls have to have anything interesting so fresh does 1.00

01:36:41 these blind dates where i will be blind and then there'll be a girl and she's an instagram like

01:36:47 she's just a girl and then we need to go on a date and then you see like this it's just genius

01:36:52 because then it's really revealed that they don't have anything besides their looks they're so used

01:36:56 sitting down next to somebody and then having the conversation like what do you do i don't know

01:37:00 what do you do and then you are like you start creating banter you start making the conversation

01:37:04 you make it and now that i can't see you i'm like okay so what is it about you like tell me about

01:37:09 yourself i don't know um look at me and you can't look at her and then the whole thing and then you

01:37:15 reveal it and she's actually really beautiful but then you realize there's really nothing

01:37:18 the conversation wasn't there you've never had to become interesting because you're going to get

01:37:21 validation for just what you look like yeah and and here's the other thing too before all you guys 0.97

01:37:26 get mad and be like oh this fucked up blah blah well number one get the book why women deserve 1.00

01:37:29 less and you'll see why but the reality is i want you guys to ask yourself like let's flip the role 0.99

01:37:33 real quick because a lot of guys get mad at women and they're all pissed off or whatever

01:37:36 imagine in the dream world right that you existed and hot girl hot girls came up to you and said 1.00

01:37:42 i'll fly you to dubai i'll fly you to miami hey i'll take you on the state hey i got a boat in

01:37:47 the tomorrow we're never gonna be in the podcast we don't need to be here right you know what i

01:37:51 I mean, like, imagine if you got all these offers, right, to hang out with beautiful women just because you existed.

01:37:57 What kind of person would that make you?

01:37:59 True.

01:37:59 Would you go to the gym?

01:38:00 Would you go work? 1.00

01:38:01 Would you really bust your ass and become a better person? 0.99

01:38:03 Would you become interesting and learn all these certain things? 0.99

01:38:06 No, you wouldn't.

01:38:07 You really wouldn't.

01:38:07 You have zero incentive to do so because you got attention and validation and sex from the opposite gender just for existing. 1.00

01:38:13 So you would be extremely flaky.

01:38:15 You'd be picky.

01:38:16 You'd only deal with the best girls. 0.99

01:38:17 You'd be immediately bored if a girl didn't entertain you and jump through hoops. 1.00

01:38:21 That's the modern day woman guys 1.00

01:38:22 I would probably believe

01:38:23 In astrology

01:38:24 I'd be so bored

01:38:25 I would make up some stars

01:38:26 To develop my personality

01:38:27 And guys get mad

01:38:28 But I'm saying like

01:38:29 Literally put yourself

01:38:29 In a female's shoes 1.00

01:38:30 If you were able to get

01:38:32 Attention and validation

01:38:32 And sex and everything you wanted

01:38:34 From the opposite gender 1.00

01:38:34 Merely for existing

01:38:35 And never having to

01:38:36 Actually self improve yourself

01:38:37 Would you?

01:38:38 And the real answer is

01:38:39 You wouldn't

01:38:39 Most of y'all wouldn't

01:38:40 And that's where

01:38:40 A lot of modern women are 1.00

01:38:41 Do you think everything in life

01:38:43 Is transactional?

01:38:45 To a degree yes

01:38:47 And this is the thing

01:38:48 I was thinking about for a while

01:38:49 And for a while

01:38:50 i guess i kind of thought like it's a sad thing but no it's not but actually recently i found it's

01:38:55 not actually a sad thing it's just the way it is and if anything it's fair yeah because you know

01:38:59 people say like men are only love transactionally but i think even even dogs you know you only

01:39:05 really like a dog because it makes you feel yeah it makes you feel good it gives you attention yeah

01:39:09 it's the same reason you donate to charity it makes you feel good exactly and it's it's crazy

01:39:14 even even even like what's like quite extreme if you think about a mother like i've seen many i

01:39:19 know of many people who have never got support from their parents or like and they left their

01:39:24 parents and people were like yeah you should have left because they never fed you they never took

01:39:28 after you so even that relationship was based on the mother the parents providing for the kid

01:39:32 yeah and if they don't then the kid is is is seemed uh normal to leave and that's your mother you know

01:39:38 so everything is transactional to a degree i would i would say like the thing that pisses guys off

01:39:42 is that they don't understand that their relationship with women is transactional

01:39:46 probably to the highest degree

01:39:47 and what I mean by that is

01:39:48 as a man

01:39:49 you must provide value

01:39:50 going back to the date thing right

01:39:51 if you go on a date with a girl

01:39:52 and let's say she's boring 1.00

01:39:53 and you were charismatic

01:39:54 and charming or whatever

01:39:55 and she didn't have fun 0.99

01:39:56 she's still going to blame it on you 1.00

01:39:58 she's not going to go and be like

01:39:59 well I'm really kind of like 0.99

01:40:00 a non-interesting boring ass chick 1.00

01:40:01 but I have met some girls 1.00

01:40:03 who are

01:40:03 but very few girls 0.99

01:40:05 have critical thinking skills

01:40:06 that aren't going to think like that

01:40:07 because we live in a world

01:40:08 where we tell girls

01:40:08 they're special

01:40:09 no matter how they behave

01:40:10 so most girls 1.00

01:40:10 if they have bad time

01:40:11 they're going to blame you

01:40:12 their value is

01:40:12 the

01:40:13 obviously

01:40:15 like cooking

01:40:16 and, like, sex or...

01:40:18 And they're not even that good at it at that time.

01:40:19 It smells bad.

01:40:21 And then they can't cook.

01:40:22 They're making peanut butter, jelly sandwiches, and pasta.

01:40:24 Like, are they even good at what they're supposed to do?

01:40:26 The bare minimum is seen as, like, I'm a wifey now.

01:40:29 If she can cook once in a while

01:40:32 and then it doesn't smell bad

01:40:33 or she doesn't have diseases, 1.00

01:40:35 then she's wifey material in the West. 1.00

01:40:36 The bar is so low for women. 1.00

01:40:38 Yeah, I feel you.

01:40:39 Yeah.

01:40:39 All right.

01:40:40 The bar is low.

01:40:40 If you could say one thing...

01:40:42 Wait, first of all, question.

01:40:42 You got banned on YouTube.

01:40:44 Do you think you'd ever get banned on YouTube?

01:40:45 I mean, it's inevitable.

01:40:48 They're on Rumble, too.

01:40:49 They stream on Rumble every day.

01:40:50 Yeah, we're on Rumble as well.

01:40:51 Rumble.com slash FreshlyFade.

01:40:52 Rumble is going to be the future, bro, because YouTube is becoming anything that's like pro-masculine content, it's like getting censored.

01:40:57 Get ready, man.

01:40:58 Come to Rumble, man.

01:41:00 Yeah, maybe.

01:41:01 Why not?

01:41:02 But you don't think that you're not scared at all to lose the channel?

01:41:06 You don't care at all?

01:41:07 I mean, it's going to come at some point.

01:41:09 The way we tell guys the truth about how the world really works, right?

01:41:12 You can't ever say stuff like why women deserve less.

01:41:15 Like, this book, right, it's a catchy title, whatever.

01:41:17 But, like, I go into detail, like, why guys can't simp on girls in 2023 and beyond.

01:41:21 Because modern-day women have changed. 1.00

01:41:23 Yeah.

01:41:23 I don't think it means, like, to treat women badly.

01:41:25 No, no, no, no, no.

01:41:26 Even though, like, the title obviously has to be catchy.

01:41:28 But I think definitely it's just about don't put them on a pedestal.

01:41:31 Actually, I have to put it right here in the first, like, page.

01:41:34 And I actually literally have this because, you know, some guys are going to be like,

01:41:36 Ooh, this is your first year.

01:41:38 It goes, this book does not call for refusing to help your fellow human if it's a woman.

01:41:45 nor does it call for refusing to work, interact, or socialize with women in society.

01:41:48 It is to prevent you from wasting your resources on the unreciprocated romantic pursuit of women

01:41:53 to the point it ruins your life.

01:41:55 Let's be honest.

01:41:56 Most guys give too much, and girls don't reciprocate.

01:41:59 And girls are used to not reciprocating. 1.00

01:42:01 And then on top of that, there's an entire economy built upon the fact that women don't reciprocate. 1.00

01:42:06 Yeah. 1.00

01:42:07 Damn. 0.99

01:42:08 Okay, if you could say one thing to the 19-year-old version of you guys, what did you say? 0.99

01:42:13 Who wants to go first?

01:42:14 Stop doing drugs.

01:42:15 yeah yeah that messed up my reward system for a long time it actually it makes me think about how

01:42:20 women get to live life all not really having to work towards things in the long term like when i 1.00

01:42:26 was when i'm high i don't really need to do anything else because i'm already happy and so

01:42:30 that was what i was chasing for a long time and it was a big distraction and then nothing really

01:42:34 came of it like there's nothing i can really talk about people talk about like psychedelics like

01:42:37 oh i saw a clown in the woods and a dinosaur pop i've never tried uh i don't know but you spoke

01:42:43 about one time has it helped you editing well that was not even a drug that was medication

01:42:47 i it's medication it's it is a drug but i was prescribed it but i would i did pretty much

01:42:52 every single drug besides like heroin and crack i've done everything and that was a big waste and

01:42:56 that i was chasing that for a while because i didn't really i wasn't thinking about the long

01:43:01 term enough your purpose and what you're here for yeah my purpose and i think a lot of that wasn't

01:43:05 my fault because i was prescribed adderall when i was like 11 12 uh so i was taking amphetamines

01:43:11 And that did mess up my dopamine system for a while.

01:43:13 I was looking for short-term satisfaction, and that messed up.

01:43:18 So I had to actively look and really try my hardest to go and find a bigger purpose.

01:43:23 So at 19, it would be to go ignore the distractions and prepare for my life at 25.

01:43:29 Yeah.

01:43:29 What about you?

01:43:31 At 19 years old, that was 2009 for me.

01:43:35 Man, I wish I had – I'm old, guys.

01:43:37 I'm 33.

01:43:39 2009, I was 19.

01:43:40 yeah it would have been for me like start an online business you know i would have got back

01:43:44 i would have got like ahead of the curve like with like you know e-commerce brand e-commerce

01:43:48 all that stuff invest in bitcoin yeah that's the common one yeah i would tell me don't lose my

01:43:54 little bitcoin piece of paper i had bought bitcoin like back when it was 50 no way really

01:43:59 and i lost the piece of paper with the code on it no way jesus christ that would have been crazy

01:44:04 so do you guys like invest a lot of money in crypto now yeah i do yeah i have a yeah i have

01:44:09 a six-figure crypto portfolio,

01:44:11 some Bitcoin, Ethereum.

01:44:12 Oh, nice.

01:44:13 But for me...

01:44:14 Do you go for all coins

01:44:15 or is it just Bitcoin, Ethereum?

01:44:16 Bitcoin, I keep it simple.

01:44:17 Bitcoin, Ethereum.

01:44:18 That's the best one.

01:44:19 Bitcoin is the most decentralized.

01:44:19 I was quite heavy in Solana, man.

01:44:21 I have some Solana.

01:44:22 I have Solana.

01:44:23 It's so sad that this tank,

01:44:24 but it's going up now slowly.

01:44:25 Yeah, but the other ones

01:44:26 are pretty much just like 1.00

01:44:27 shit coins, gambling. 1.00

01:44:28 But Solana had a good team. 1.00

01:44:30 Bitcoin has stood the test of time.

01:44:33 It's the most decentralized.

01:44:34 And now you see the CBDCs

01:44:35 that happened in Nigeria.

01:44:36 Nigeria just dissolved their currency.

01:44:37 The government now controls crypto

01:44:39 when they dissolve their old dollar bills.

01:44:41 So the best way to prepare for that,

01:44:42 I think Bitcoin is going to pump

01:44:43 once CBDCs start getting implemented

01:44:45 by different governments.

01:44:46 Does Iran and Russia have a stable coin?

01:44:48 Yeah, I think we're due for a big Bitcoin pump.

01:44:51 So start investing now, in my opinion.

01:44:53 Do you think that will happen during this?

01:44:55 I can't predict it,

01:44:56 but I see a company,

01:44:58 I think Nigeria implementing CBDCs is a big one.

01:45:00 And a lot of people are getting red pill now

01:45:02 and it just makes the most sense.

01:45:04 Do you think we're going to a big recession, depression?

01:45:07 We kind of are in one.

01:45:08 We have a depression.

01:45:09 Yeah, so we're in a recession.

01:45:10 I don't think we're in a depression.

01:45:10 Yeah, recession.

01:45:11 Sorry, not a depression.

01:45:12 GDP is negative.

01:45:12 In the United States, we definitely are going through a recession right now.

01:45:15 And the reason why, because people know me as a real estate investor, right?

01:45:18 I have 12 properties.

01:45:19 But I tell people all the time, I have a six-figure crypto portfolio because I'm real big on being diversified.

01:45:26 I'll tell guys, get in every asset class.

01:45:27 Have your real estate.

01:45:28 Have cryptocurrency.

01:45:29 Have precious metals.

01:45:30 Have index funds.

01:45:32 Stock market.

01:45:32 Everything.

01:45:33 You think real estate's going to crash now because of the rising interest rates?

01:45:35 Real estate market?

01:45:36 I think some people might get, you know, when they raise the interest rates.

01:45:40 Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah.

01:45:41 Defaulted.

01:45:42 It's not going to crash.

01:45:43 And the reason why it's not going to crash is because…

01:45:44 They have floating interest rates.

01:45:45 What was that?

01:45:45 You know, some of these properties, people got…

01:45:46 Yeah, yeah, the interest rates are going up.

01:45:48 Floating interest rates.

01:45:48 Yeah.

01:45:49 So it can change midway throughout the…

01:45:50 Well, most Americans, right?

01:45:51 So I don't know how it is here in the UAE, but most Americans get something called a 30 fixed year loan, which gives you a fixed rate interest.

01:45:58 Now, you can get something called an adjustable rate mortgage, which is, you know, what you're talking about, where it switches based on the market and you're able to get it at a low rate and then it switches.

01:46:05 In some states, I don't know if it's the offices, but I think it's only for floating.

01:46:11 I don't think you can get the-

01:46:12 A fixed rate?

01:46:13 Yeah.

01:46:13 In the United States, you can get a 30-year fixed rate, right?

01:46:15 Only for homes.

01:46:16 Yeah, for homes, right?

01:46:17 Whether it's an investment property or not.

01:46:19 But the reason why this real estate market isn't going to crash in the United States

01:46:22 is because there's not enough inventory.

01:46:24 We're about almost four to five million homes short in the United States.

01:46:27 No, it's not going to crash.

01:46:27 Really?

01:46:28 No way.

01:46:28 Not in the single family world, no.

01:46:30 Not in the home market because we don't have enough houses.

01:46:33 There's an undersupply of homes.

01:46:35 So since there's an under supply of homes, people can't even buy homes.

01:46:39 So the market's only going to crash if there's too much inventory, supply and demand.

01:46:43 Yeah, but I think some people, they took out loans, obviously, when it was zero interest.

01:46:47 And now their interest rates have increased.

01:46:49 So I think they have to move smaller.

01:46:51 Not everyone, though.

01:46:53 Okay, so I know what you're talking about.

01:46:54 So back in like 2020, 2021, et cetera, people were getting interest rates at like 2%, 3%, 4%.

01:46:59 Zero, some of them.

01:47:00 The lowest I've ever seen is like 2%, 2% to 3%.

01:47:03 But the thing is, is that when they get these interest rates, it was typically a fixed year, a fixed 30-year.

01:47:08 So you lock that interest rate.

01:47:10 So people got – if anything, people are going to keep that interest rate, and they're not going to refinance.

01:47:13 But they're getting laid off.

01:47:15 They can't pay their mortgage.

01:47:17 That's definitely happening.

01:47:18 Google laid off 12,000 people.

01:47:20 Yeah.

01:47:20 No, no, no.

01:47:21 Of course.

01:47:21 Like two weeks ago.

01:47:22 But that's not going to necessarily lead to a real estate crash just because – you know what I mean?

01:47:26 If anything, if people – if those homes go out, what people will do is like the banks will come in and buy them.

01:47:30 you know but there's but there's definitely a home shortage in the united states for single 1.00

01:47:34 family homes yeah i mean i guess it could be either way but it's good to hear your take and

01:47:38 because um the single family home which is you know three bedroom two bath we got four to five

01:47:44 million of them supply is low yeah supply is very low so typically so here's the thing because i know

01:47:49 you might be saying well there was a crash in 2008 well there's a bunch of different factors

01:47:52 that led to the crash in 2008 number one they were giving loans for anything like you could

01:47:55 just have a pulse and they'll give you a home loan yeah right so that was one thing so a bunch

01:47:59 people that weren't qualified to get loans got them and then on top of that there was an over

01:48:03 way oversupply of of homes we're talking like eight months of of uh inventory true which would

01:48:08 mean that like it would take them eight months to sell off all the inventory which is ridiculously

01:48:12 high way too many homes and then uh between giving out loans too much inventory uh and then you had

01:48:18 the recession all these things work together in tandem to create uh you know the housing market

01:48:23 crash but nowadays ever since that 2008 bailout with the housing market they had to come up with

01:48:28 it's harder to get a loan now way harder than before and they're not just giving you a loan

01:48:32 for existing so you know of course people are losing jobs and they might lose the homes or

01:48:37 whatever but that's going to get bought out by like a blackstone or whatever it may be yeah so

01:48:41 but commercial is suffering a bit like office spaces because of covid what happened is like

01:48:45 oh well we don't need office space people work from home zoom exactly so it did hurt the office

01:48:50 space in commercial a bit but as far as like residential single family homes especially

01:48:55 that's

01:48:56 I did a whole

01:48:58 podcast with Chris Krohn

01:48:59 about this

01:49:00 and he owns like

01:49:01 6,000 plus units

01:49:02 and we talked about

01:49:03 the real estate market crash

01:49:03 oh you're buying crypto

01:49:04 right now

01:49:04 what investment things

01:49:06 are you doing right now

01:49:07 like in this moment

01:49:08 real estate heavy

01:49:09 you're going heavy

01:49:10 in real estate right now

01:49:10 I have

01:49:11 four properties

01:49:12 in Miami

01:49:13 and then another

01:49:14 in Connecticut

01:49:14 and I'm always like

01:49:15 looking like

01:49:15 most of my money

01:49:16 I invest into real estate

01:49:17 and then I invest

01:49:19 in my index fund

01:49:20 as well

01:49:20 that tracks the S&P 500

01:49:22 oh the whole S&P 500

01:49:22 it tracks the S&P 500

01:49:23 and then

01:49:24 And I have another one that tracks the international market, the entire stock market.

01:49:29 And then whatever's left over, I'll invest something.

01:49:31 And you're actively investing in this right now?

01:49:33 What is that?

01:49:34 You're actively investing right now?

01:49:35 Yeah, yeah, yeah.

01:49:35 Most of my money goes into real estate.

01:49:38 Because I know some people are holding cash right now, trying to see what's happening.

01:49:40 No, man, cash.

01:49:42 Like, I've always said, like, if you have too much cash, like, you're just taking an L.

01:49:46 Because what happens is the inflation is burning through the cash.

01:49:49 Of course, yeah.

01:49:50 Yeah, but also if you feel like everything's about to crash, then maybe the inflation is not the biggest concern.

01:49:56 But see, then the issue you run into is where you're trying to time the market.

01:49:59 You're trying to time the market and then you miss out on opportunities because if you're just going to try to hold on to cash.

01:50:04 Time in the market is better than timing the market, as they say.

01:50:07 What was that?

01:50:08 Like time in the market?

01:50:09 Is better than timing.

01:50:10 Timing, yeah.

01:50:10 Absolutely.

01:50:11 Because like, oh, let me just try to time it, blah, blah, blah.

01:50:13 Well, I'll tell you this.

01:50:13 The housing market ain't going to crash.

01:50:15 And then if you're buying in good real estate markets like Florida, Texas, et cetera, it's only going to continue to get more expensive.

01:50:19 What about gold?

01:50:20 You know I have silver

01:50:22 But I'm gonna start

01:50:23 Buying gold

01:50:23 I don't have gold

01:50:24 Especially in recession times

01:50:25 It really goes up

01:50:25 It's really good

01:50:26 I think now it's all

01:50:27 52 week high

01:50:28 Yeah

01:50:28 I believe it

01:50:29 I believe it

01:50:29 Gold

01:50:30 And people make fun of

01:50:31 Ooh gold

01:50:31 I think it's good to

01:50:33 Be in everything

01:50:33 Right

01:50:34 I genuinely do

01:50:35 Who says that

01:50:36 There's a lot of people

01:50:37 That make fun of people

01:50:37 That

01:50:38 It's boring

01:50:39 They think it's boring

01:50:40 Because it doesn't go up much

01:50:41 It's like an older dude thing 0.98

01:50:42 Is to like have gold

01:50:43 Yeah because it doesn't go up much

01:50:44 They're like

01:50:45 It doesn't go up much

01:50:46 It's not that

01:50:47 You know

01:50:47 You get smaller

01:50:48 Smaller chance

01:50:49 Yeah

01:50:49 I think it's a good

01:50:51 It's a good hedge

01:50:52 Against inflation

01:50:53 It's a good

01:50:53 Like with the way

01:50:54 Things are right now

01:50:55 With everything being crazy

01:50:56 I genuinely think

01:50:57 It's good to be

01:50:57 In every asset class

01:50:59 But the reason why

01:50:59 I like real estate so much

01:51:00 Is because

01:51:01 You get cash flow

01:51:02 You get tax benefits

01:51:03 Your house appreciates

01:51:04 Over time

01:51:04 And you get

01:51:06 Well you get the

01:51:07 Cost segregation

01:51:07 Depreciation

01:51:08 There's just so many benefits

01:51:09 In the United States at least

01:51:10 With having real estate

01:51:11 I'm about to get my first one

01:51:12 When I bought my new car

01:51:14 Myron called me an N-word

01:51:15 So I'm going to get a

01:51:16 A house and start

01:51:17 Having better assets

01:51:18 You don't have any real estate?

01:51:20 No.

01:51:21 I mean, I need to get into it as well.

01:51:23 Maybe it's a good time for us.

01:51:24 Yeah.

01:51:24 Yeah, dude.

01:51:25 You're only into crypto?

01:51:27 Yeah.

01:51:28 Only?

01:51:28 100% crypto?

01:51:30 No, there's different.

01:51:31 I did a couple, but no real estate yet.

01:51:33 Do you have a lot of stocks?

01:51:35 Mostly crypto.

01:51:36 I like crypto better than stocks.

01:51:37 Yeah.

01:51:38 All right.

01:51:38 I don't know how it performs in the UAE tax.

01:51:41 Sorry.

01:51:41 Real estate.

01:51:42 Real estate, but I'm going to start looking into it because this is somewhere that I'm

01:51:44 looking to come into as well.

01:51:46 Yeah, that could be smart.

01:51:47 Yeah.

01:51:47 I think definitely it's a good opportunity, especially with whatever's happening in Russia.

01:51:53 All the Russian oligarchs, they're coming to Dubai, they're buying properties here.

01:51:57 So we're actually seeing some good growth in our market here.

01:52:01 That's a good sign.

01:52:02 But I wanted to know from both of you, you can say first, what was the happiest and saddest moment in your life?

01:52:08 Happiest moment was, I'm not sure.

01:52:12 I don't think I've hit it yet.

01:52:14 Really?

01:52:15 No, okay.

01:52:15 From what's happened.

01:52:16 So far?

01:52:16 yeah so far

01:52:17 maybe you bought

01:52:18 your mom a car

01:52:19 or something

01:52:19 no I need to

01:52:20 I need to do that

01:52:21 yeah that's gonna be a good one

01:52:22 still gotta do that

01:52:22 I bought myself a car

01:52:23 pretty selfish

01:52:24 maybe hitting a million subs

01:52:26 was a big one

01:52:26 after it took so long

01:52:28 for it to happen

01:52:28 it took like nine years

01:52:29 Jesus nine years 0.66

01:52:31 maybe saddest moment

01:52:32 was

01:52:32 getting deep platformed

01:52:34 that was pretty sad

01:52:35 but I'm not sure

01:52:36 there's been a lot of moments

01:52:37 there's been a lot of

01:52:38 but

01:52:39 I look towards the future

01:52:41 I don't really

01:52:41 think about that

01:52:42 give us the saddest moments

01:52:43 reveal it

01:52:44 I'm joking

01:52:45 I'm joking

01:52:46 turn this into therapy right now okay i'm gonna go lift my man uh the the happiest man there's a

01:52:54 couple of them uh when we hit one minute subscribers because we had so many haters

01:52:58 talking smack about us so we're talking like 30 youtube channels trying to destroy us and we we

01:53:01 overcame so far right um and then uh when i when i when i found out that i was a millionaire i

01:53:09 didn't realize until like months after the fact i didn't know that i had it like my real estate

01:53:13 agent called me and said hey man just so you know your net worth is over a million i was like what

01:53:16 it's like yeah and that was this was like two years how did you know months after as soon as

01:53:20 it happened i was looking like days before tracking making because because real estate

01:53:23 like goes up in appreciation and down that's true so like so i didn't know but he like was

01:53:27 going through all this account i mean like you need to have a million in your bank account like

01:53:30 cash no but real estate is basically it's your network okay it's your network no but basically

01:53:35 real estate because you can sell it the same time when you call it because i've sold it right now

01:53:38 cashed out million you know i guess if you have if you have like let's say something but i think

01:53:42 I know what you mean though

01:53:44 But they consider it

01:53:45 But the general sense is

01:53:47 It's actually funny

01:53:49 Because I have a question here

01:53:50 The feeling I'm making

01:53:50 Your first million

01:53:51 So yeah

01:53:52 How was that feeling for you

01:53:53 As you distracted

01:53:54 I mean it was bound to happen

01:53:56 And also Tristan promised me

01:53:58 A party 0.76

01:53:59 When I hit a million dollars cash

01:54:00 That's when he said

01:54:01 You could consider yourself

01:54:02 A millionaire

01:54:03 And then I'm like

01:54:04 Yeah bro

01:54:04 So we were actually

01:54:05 Planning out the party

01:54:05 And then he had to go to jail

01:54:07 So yeah free him

01:54:08 So I could have my party

01:54:09 That was

01:54:11 But yeah

01:54:12 I saw it coming

01:54:12 I mean it didn't really

01:54:13 I actually haven't made

01:54:14 I haven't made a million dollars

01:54:16 In cash yet

01:54:16 So I'm looking forward to that

01:54:17 Like with my own money

01:54:18 I'm trying to

01:54:19 You know

01:54:19 Get him

01:54:20 Become

01:54:20 It's not even that much anymore

01:54:22 What do you think about it bro

01:54:23 Now you need five

01:54:24 It's not even that much

01:54:25 Like you have a million

01:54:26 And then you have like a fee

01:54:28 And then there's tax season coming up

01:54:29 And then there's something

01:54:30 A lot of tax

01:54:31 Oh just lucky

01:54:32 This is crazy man

01:54:34 I don't have tax

01:54:35 That's the biggest flex of all time

01:54:37 That's why

01:54:38 Like I don't have

01:54:39 Like a million

01:54:39 If I had a million cash

01:54:40 I'd be losing my mind

01:54:41 I'd be like, what am I doing?

01:54:42 But like I own a couple of houses outright.

01:54:44 I own a couple of houses straight up where I bought them in cash,

01:54:48 which I don't suggest anyone ever buy a house cash.

01:54:50 But there were certain opportunities that I only had if I bought a cash.

01:54:54 So that's why as well.

01:54:56 So I own a couple of houses outright.

01:54:57 But that's one of my happiest moments when I found out I had a million.

01:55:00 Because it was like just a personal goal.

01:55:01 Because I don't care about money.

01:55:02 As you guys can tell, I'm a hardcore minimalist.

01:55:03 Like I wear the same clothes every day.

01:55:05 Terrible job.

01:55:06 Yeah, whatever you want to say.

01:55:07 But that was cool because it was a good milestone,

01:55:10 hitting a million subscribers.

01:55:11 And then also, like, telling my dad, like, dude, stop working overtime.

01:55:15 That was a huge one for me.

01:55:16 This is a small personal achievement, but I told him, quit your job.

01:55:19 He was like, hey, I got, like, three more years to retirement, and then I'll get a pension.

01:55:21 So I was like, all right, cool.

01:55:22 So I pay their mortgage for them, and I take care of them.

01:55:24 So for me, that was huge because seeing how my dad struggled throughout his entire life, like, working overtime, killing himself, working six, seven days a week, right?

01:55:31 I can't wait to go to my dad and just, like, my dad and be like, listen, like, I want to start now, like, paying for everything.

01:55:36 You know what I mean?

01:55:37 And then one of the saddest was, I would say, when I had to leave the government.

01:55:41 Because I really didn't enjoy my job when I was working for Homeland.

01:55:43 Why did you have to leave?

01:55:44 So the YouTube channel started to take off.

01:55:46 Okay.

01:55:46 And they basically brought me in.

01:55:48 And they're like, hey, man, you got to pick one here. 1.00

01:55:50 Cut that shit. 1.00

01:55:50 Like, you're going to be an influencer. 1.00

01:55:51 What the hell are you going to do here?

01:55:53 And I went back and forth with them for, like, a month.

01:55:55 I tried to, like, figure it out.

01:55:56 Double agent.

01:55:57 Yeah.

01:55:58 Well, I tried to, like, tell them, like, hey, maybe we could work this out, blah, blah, blah.

01:56:02 And they're like, no, like, you got to, like, just shut down the YouTube for, like, a while. 0.54

01:56:05 and i was like damn and the thing is is that at that point uh fresh was like quitting his like 0.51

01:56:10 had already like quit his job pretty much uh we had hired a guy from chicago our youtube guy was 0.96

01:56:15 like moving so like i had people depending on me so i was like i can't just walk away

01:56:18 so i i left the government and it was really scary because i was like damn like i didn't expect to

01:56:23 leave at the time that i did but ended up working out the commitment yeah yeah i ended up working

01:56:28 out but that was sad even though like i would have never made as much money as i did with the

01:56:32 government but i enjoyed the job so that was one of my saddest things walking away from that

01:56:35 profession but now with the true crime channel it lets me kind of still relive it being that being

01:56:40 that moment yeah because i'm able to like talk about criminal cases it brings back like really

01:56:43 fond memories like i'll read through the court documents explain to them this is what you know

01:56:47 when a when agents interrogating you this is what they're trying to get or when the police are doing

01:56:50 this i'm able to explain it to a deeper level people enjoy that you guys want to reveal your

01:56:54 networks uh mine at this point probably somewhere around uh three two or three somewhere in that

01:57:02 range with my real estate and stuff yeah because i own a couple houses outright and i don't mind

01:57:05 revealing this stuff because i tell people this more to like motivate them so like for example

01:57:10 i've talked about this it's a journey it's it's my journey and then also i tell people like so

01:57:14 that they can understand right because if you tell people oh this and that depreciation cost

01:57:18 segregation they're going to look at you like you're crazy so what i'll say is this when i

01:57:22 worked for the government i made about 100 to 130 000 per year right i paid about 40 000 in taxes

01:57:27 right in the u.s but when i was my uh last year i made about a little over a million dollars around

01:57:34 million dollars on youtube right and all the other entrepreneurial ventures right last year i paid

01:57:39 36 000 in taxes wow less and the reason why is because business write-offs depreciation cost

01:57:45 irrigation real estate i bought seven real estate properties that year right i invested almost all

01:57:49 my money into real estate and that was why i was able to cut my tax bill significantly but i made

01:57:53 10x the money so i tell people this not to be like look at me i'm gonna flex rather if you spend your

01:57:58 money intelligently have a business right a service-based business or some kind of

01:58:01 entrepreneurial venture have real estate it is probably the best way to hedge against inflation

01:58:07 and also to uh cut your taxes down or move to dubai or you can move to dubai that's the other

01:58:12 route too what's your what's your network i'm not sure exactly i would say like around a mill but

01:58:17 the creativity kit is evaluated pretty high right now from uh from different investors and stuff

01:58:22 like that so it's hard to say because technically i'm uh the top shareholder of course i'm not sure

01:58:27 exactly but i'm actually happy both of you guys are really that's actually funny most people are

01:58:31 like you know dodge the question yeah yeah but it's good i mean we all have a journey like a

01:58:35 hundred thousand i do it to inspire people let them know like you know because i don't really

01:58:39 show my wealth like that but i'm happy to talk about real estate how to invest make money etc

01:58:44 because i think it'll inspire them like yo i pay less taxes than a lot of people that might be

01:58:47 watching this and the reason why i do it of course legally of course and everything like that but

01:58:51 It's because in the United States, the two cornerstones of the American economy are this, real estate, owning a business.

01:58:57 Why?

01:58:57 Because if you're able to employ people, you get tax cuts.

01:58:59 And then if you're able to house people, you get tax cuts.

01:59:01 That is the cornerstone of the United States.

01:59:03 This is like what it is, right?

01:59:05 So this is how all the big businesses, all the big companies, real estate investors, etc., they pay nothing in taxes.

01:59:10 Donald Trump didn't show his taxes for a reason because he pays almost nothing in taxes and he does it legally because the United States was built upon the back of small businesses.

01:59:18 you employ people

01:59:19 you house people

01:59:20 you're going to be able to

01:59:21 go ahead and save a lot on taxes

01:59:22 and that's what I want people to do

01:59:23 incentivize it

01:59:24 yeah

01:59:25 and even if

01:59:25 let's say you got a regular job

01:59:26 right

01:59:27 you got a

01:59:27 you know

01:59:28 a regular job

01:59:29 a W-2 job

01:59:30 you can still invest in real estate

01:59:31 and cut your 0.93

01:59:32 your income down

01:59:33 and pay less in taxes

01:59:34 by doing that

01:59:35 that's from

01:59:35 the guy Robert Kiyosaki

01:59:37 talks a lot about that

01:59:38 you read that book

01:59:40 of course

01:59:40 are you big into books

01:59:41 yeah

01:59:42 both you as well

01:59:43 I listen to them on audible mostly

01:59:45 I listen

01:59:46 but I get bored

01:59:47 I do listen to books

01:59:48 yeah

01:59:48 all right all right rich dad poor dad was great uh i read i've read uh have it all by chris crone

01:59:54 i think that's a good book uh unscripted by mj demarco really like helps you unplug for the

01:59:58 matrix of like being a waste is your top three favorite books uh those are some good ones right

02:00:02 when i read books it's typically for financial like books on like making money being an entrepreneur

02:00:07 yeah same but one of the biggest sexual books like ernest hemingway deep artist stuff my favorite

02:00:13 thing i think one of the most important things though if i could leave something for your

02:00:16 audience besides the taxes and everything else like that because in the united states taxes is

02:00:20 a thing it's huge right um the biggest thing i learned and shout out to robert kiyosaki for this

02:00:24 we had him on our show we talked about this taking earned income right whether it's youtube a job

02:00:29 whatever it is taking that earned income putting it into an asset that asset pays you back some

02:00:32 kind of dividend or real estate or whatever or rent or whatever it may be that's what you use

02:00:37 to buy the liabilities and just off that little tip right there right that's what i've been doing

02:00:42 taxes yeah i avoid a lot of taxes and on top of that i get this passive income that's coming in

02:00:45 every single month and that's what i've been building i got by more and more real estate so

02:00:48 this passive income can come in and i'm trying to get to a point where i want it to be my goal

02:00:53 and it's good to have tangible goals as well a hundred thousand dollars a month net profit from

02:00:58 real estate so i know to do that i have 12 properties now i'm going to need probably

02:01:02 50 to 70 to do that to get a hundred thousand dollars a month net profit that's the goal

02:01:07 or seven i say 50 to 70 doors tenants right to get that and then bam i'll be happy with that right

02:01:13 I hit my first goal, which was $20,000 a month.

02:01:16 I'm like, all right, cool.

02:01:17 I did that.

02:01:17 Now I want to get to $100,000.

02:01:18 And to do that, I have to get this many doors, this many properties.

02:01:22 So I'm working towards that and just building up earned income into an asset.

02:01:25 Asset pays me passive income.

02:01:27 And that's how I measure my success.

02:01:28 Yeah, I would start an LLC or start an online business, start an S Corp immediately, and

02:01:33 then pay yourself out.

02:01:34 Don't pay dividends, but pay salary.

02:01:36 Give yourself a salary.

02:01:37 Yeah, that's the best way.

02:01:38 It's important too.

02:01:39 Nice.

02:01:40 All right, guys, it's been a pleasure.

02:01:41 do you guys have any last words before we wrap this up

02:01:43 anyone who's watching this anything you want to say

02:01:45 resist the soy mind

02:01:46 resist the feminist mind 1.00

02:01:49 yeah man check us out Fresh and Fit

02:01:51 on YouTube

02:01:52 obviously Fresh and Fit on YouTube

02:01:55 rumble.com slash Fresh and Fit get my book

02:01:56 why women deserve less I go into detail 1.00

02:01:58 why you shouldn't be a simp 0.98

02:02:00 and yeah man I go over how feminism 1.00

02:02:02 has changed the world and how well

02:02:04 the first world right especially

02:02:05 like the United States etc and why being a simp

02:02:09 is actually going to hurt you as a man and why you need to 0.64

02:02:10 focus on yourself and not girls woke is a virus look at the face of everybody from antifa that

02:02:15 got arrested and just look how soulless they look look at all their weird dyed hair and all their

02:02:20 piercings and their sad crusty faces that are kind of melty they look like they were microwaved for

02:02:25 30 seconds and then they were brought back into society you don't want to be like that you don't

02:02:29 want to look like that you don't want to think like that believe in something that's bigger than

02:02:32 you do the right thing every single day and your life will improve my life has turned around very

02:02:36 quickly from changing my whole mindset. And you can hypnotize yourself with the positive

02:02:40 influence, with positive thoughts, positive words. I don't even allow myself to think anything

02:02:45 negative anymore. As soon as I have any of that, like that old degenerative stuff, I just push it

02:02:49 out. Stress. Stress is good. I don't think of stress as a bad thing. That's urgency. That's

02:02:56 that I need to do something. I feel stressed out. I'm like, what do I need to do? There's a reason

02:02:59 why I'm stressed. Maybe I should go to the gym. Maybe I should work harder. Maybe I should go

02:03:02 check up on emails, I have to do something

02:03:04 in order to not feel stressed out anymore, I'm stressed

02:03:06 out because something has not been done yet

02:03:08 and I've reprogrammed my mind and

02:03:10 I'm very optimistic for the future

02:03:12 you get to be stressed today

02:03:13 that's a good thing, you have opportunities that

02:03:16 stress you out, right, exactly, better to be

02:03:18 busy than to be bored, exactly

02:03:20 my coach always used to famously

02:03:22 tell me, and it stuck with me to this day

02:03:24 idle hands do the devil's work

02:03:26 right, or in this case Shaitan

02:03:28 so, yeah man, get out there guys, get busy

02:03:30 Make more money

02:03:31 Go to the gym

02:03:32 Take care of yourself

02:03:33 Prioritize yourself first

02:03:34 And you'll be amazed

02:03:35 At how that will make

02:03:36 Your life easier

02:03:37 Amazing

02:03:37 Thank you so much bro

02:03:39 Thanks

02:03:39 Welcome to the cancel club

02:03:41 Thank you man

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02:03:44 Alpha male

02:03:45 Alright

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SNEAKO - February 23, 2023

SNEAKO & Myron Interview With Ahmad Mahmood

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