Valuetainment - June 23, 2026


“You’re 35 Not 21” – Patrick Bet David Goes OFF On Failure To Launch Culture

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Patrick Bet-David
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Vinny David Antoni Gaudi Dylan Milano Cafe Gerard Michaels Cafe Milano Mommy Jennifer Charlie Sagrada Victim Adam Scam Doug
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One in three adults under the age of 35 is still living with their parents, a record number of 25 million people under 35 are still living in their parents' homes, and the median home price has hit $430,000, more than double what it was before the pandemic.

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00:00:00.000 wish you could skip this ad we get it wish you could just skip to retirement
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00:00:21.380 terms and conditions apply an article comes out saying one in three adults under the age of 35
00:00:32.600 lives with parents as housing costs soar and adam i want you to transition into this story
00:00:38.720 not go to previous two stories okay on this story so one in three adults under the age of 35 lives
00:00:44.440 with parents as housing costs soar if you want to play this clip go for it realtor.com reveals that
00:00:50.260 A third of young people are still living with their parents.
00:00:52.880 These are not strictly college students looking to save money on room and board.
00:00:55.700 We're talking about a record 25 million people under 35, higher than at any time in history.
00:01:01.080 Now, that includes more than 20% of 25- to 29-year-olds and more than 10% of 30- to 34-year-olds.
00:01:07.700 These young people aren't just sitting around at home.
00:01:09.560 These young people?
00:01:10.460 About 70% of them are employed. 0.77
00:01:12.120 These are not young people.
00:01:12.920 A lot of them say that they haven't left the nest because they can't afford one of their own.
00:01:16.380 The median home price last year hit $430,000, more than 34% before the pandemic.
00:01:22.760 The median monthly rent has climbed nearly 18%.
00:01:26.380 So, okay, when you see something like that, under the age of 35, living with parents, 30 to 35 was what, 12.7%.
00:01:35.360 Under 30 was 21 to whatever the number was, 21.7%, 20.4%.
00:01:42.320 These are not, the way she said it, these are young people.
00:01:46.120 Dude, if you're 35, you ain't young.
00:01:48.060 You may have a couple gray hair when you shave.
00:01:50.560 You ain't young when you're 35.
00:01:51.760 What do you mean 35 years old?
00:01:52.900 Go eat a full pizza at 35 and see what happens to your belly the next day.
00:01:56.700 35 is not 21 years old or 22 years old trying to figure life out.
00:02:01.380 What was that movie, Failure to Launch?
00:02:03.000 Remember that about the kid that never moved out?
00:02:04.880 It was called Step Brothers.
00:02:06.280 Step Brothers is the one I think about.
00:02:08.340 Adam, when you see this stat, what do you think about?
00:02:11.100 So one in three adults under 35 of living with their parents,
00:02:13.960 I would basically look at it one of two ways.
00:02:16.180 You have the losers, and then you have the winners.
00:02:19.720 Break it all down.
00:02:21.140 I would say the losers are using their parents as a crutch. 0.98
00:02:25.180 They can't figure life out. 0.98
00:02:26.320 They're basically saying, life's hard.
00:02:28.200 Victim, victim, victim.
00:02:29.260 I'm oppressed.
00:02:30.120 I don't know why the world is changing so fast.
00:02:32.260 I don't want to improve.
00:02:33.280 It's not fair.
00:02:33.900 It's not fair.
00:02:34.780 Let me just stay with mommy and daddy.
00:02:36.760 Good luck if that's your methodology and ideology.
00:02:39.780 If you are one of those people that is living at home and under 35,
00:02:42.200 and you're basically of a winning attitude,
00:02:44.620 you're saying, wow, I'm saving,
00:02:47.180 what's the average rent right now?
00:02:48.700 $1,500 to $2,000 a month.
00:02:51.200 Okay, cool.
00:02:52.140 So over this year, I'm gonna save 20-something grand.
00:02:54.840 If I live at home for the next three to five years,
00:02:57.180 I could save $100,000.
00:02:59.520 Wow, look at me now.
00:03:00.840 That's enough to put a down payment on.
00:03:02.680 That's enough to start a business.
00:03:04.100 That's enough to say, hey, I'll get a roommate
00:03:05.640 and figure life out.
00:03:07.560 All these little sort of like minor little things
00:03:10.940 are basically a reflection of society.
00:03:12.640 Okay, living costs are high.
00:03:14.580 I get it.
00:03:15.500 Owning a house is maybe as difficult as it's ever been,
00:03:18.240 but what are you going to do about it?
00:03:19.620 You know the book that we always talk about,
00:03:21.160 Who Moved My Cheese?
00:03:22.200 Your cheese has been moved.
00:03:23.620 It's all good.
00:03:24.240 Are you going to sit there and cry that housing is expensive 0.99
00:03:26.940 or that girl doesn't want to date you? 1.00
00:03:29.100 The losers will complain while the winners will figure it out 1.00
00:03:32.220 and do something about it.
00:03:33.960 I highly encourage you to be a winner.
00:03:36.020 Yeah, so yesterday we're driving back from IMG
00:03:39.420 because my son had a tournament.
00:03:40.600 We weren't watching who moved the cheese.
00:03:42.540 It was who cut the cheese.
00:03:45.060 I've hung out with Dylan before.
00:03:47.060 Hey, don't call him out because Dylan's got competition.
00:03:51.080 Do not call him out like that.
00:03:52.920 Dylan had a great weekend.
00:03:56.560 It's the first.
00:03:56.960 And by the way, it's a lifetime of going to soccer matches,
00:03:59.080 and we've driven all over the place.
00:04:00.480 You know how many weekends we drove miles and miles and miles,
00:04:03.380 and he scored zero goals or played a quarter or two, and that's it?
00:04:07.760 His career, he's had two hat tricks in his career.
00:04:10.600 This weekend at an IMG tournament, five games out of the five games, three games.
00:04:15.400 He had a hat trick in one of them.
00:04:16.660 He had six goals, three assists.
00:04:18.480 He played lights out for him with the captain.
00:04:21.280 MVP was great.
00:04:22.620 He crushed it.
00:04:23.380 We had a good time.
00:04:23.900 It was a great Father's Day gift.
00:04:25.700 Nice.
00:04:26.240 You know, we're sitting there.
00:04:27.260 So let me tell you.
00:04:28.080 What are you saying?
00:04:28.540 He's so successful.
00:04:29.440 He's moving out of the house.
00:04:30.260 He's going to rent his own place.
00:04:31.420 By the way, he may be moving out of the house.
00:04:34.240 And I'm actually being like, you know, openly, he may be moving out of the house in the next 12 months.
00:04:38.860 And we'll see what happens.
00:04:39.940 We'll see what happens.
00:04:40.600 as you're going through this.
00:04:41.440 But I will tell you, on the drive back,
00:04:43.620 we stopped by this restaurant in Naples.
00:04:45.100 Let me give it a shout-out real quick.
00:04:47.180 It's called, what is it called?
00:04:50.820 Cafe, something cafe.
00:04:52.020 Milan Cafe, Milano Cafe, something like that.
00:04:54.520 I texted you.
00:04:55.220 I said, what is the place?
00:04:56.320 I think it's called Milano Cafe.
00:04:57.900 Cafe Milano.
00:04:58.720 Cafe Milano.
00:04:59.440 So we go to, it's off of Fifth Avenue.
00:05:01.800 The waitress is Cuban. 1.00
00:05:03.560 Food was ridiculous. 1.00
00:05:05.220 Pizza was out of control. 0.94
00:05:07.300 I ate this chicken parmigiano.
00:05:09.520 You know, sometimes you order chicken parmigiano,
00:05:11.640 they bring something this massive that you can reach somebody.
00:05:14.740 I'm not a fan.
00:05:15.940 This was the right amount of chicken parmigiano they brought in.
00:05:18.400 The balsamic glaze was thick enough, and they had this, what do you call it,
00:05:23.200 this burrata cheese salad.
00:05:24.520 You know how they cut these small little tomatoes and they're different colored tomatoes?
00:05:27.160 The heirloom.
00:05:27.780 And they put the glaze in.
00:05:28.780 It was just phenomenal.
00:05:29.760 So anyways.
00:05:30.340 All right, I haven't heard enough.
00:05:31.260 Vinny, let's go.
00:05:32.040 Yeah.
00:05:32.420 I'm out.
00:05:32.960 So we go there, and you and I went there last time,
00:05:35.120 and we were listening to the one song, Napoli.
00:05:37.080 And a lady comes, sits right in front of us, and Vinny just goes like this.
00:05:42.020 Do you remember how hot she was?
00:05:43.660 Sits right there, and I'm like, Vinny, your future wife just arrived.
00:05:47.720 And then you know what ends up happening?
00:05:49.360 The husband shows up, screws the whole thing up.
00:05:51.100 What a hater.
00:05:51.800 What a hater, right.
00:05:52.700 We were about to walk up.
00:05:54.500 But anyways, so we're there yesterday, and this kind of applies to these 35-year-olds
00:05:59.360 that want to live with their parents.
00:06:00.820 I start doing career planning with one of the kids at the dinner table.
00:06:04.640 And I won't give names.
00:06:05.420 But we leave, and he's like, I feel like you're steering me in a certain direction with career,
00:06:12.480 and I want to be able to choose what I want to do.
00:06:14.840 I said, you think I'm steering you in a certain direction?
00:06:16.640 He says, yes.
00:06:17.160 I said, okay.
00:06:18.560 For two hours, I'm sitting there on a drive back because it's a four-hour drive back,
00:06:22.660 so that was the halfway point.
00:06:24.240 I'm like, I'm going to have a conversation with this guy when we get home.
00:06:26.140 We get home.
00:06:27.540 Everybody's asleep.
00:06:28.480 Not everybody.
00:06:29.020 Everybody's taking showers.
00:06:29.900 He's downstairs.
00:06:30.940 I'm outside doing my thing.
00:06:33.680 And all of a sudden he comes and he says, Dad, can we talk?
00:06:37.440 I'm like, yeah, so we definitely have to talk.
00:06:39.500 Let's sit down.
00:06:40.000 I said, what do you think my concerns are?
00:06:42.140 What do you think my motives are?
00:06:43.480 So I said, you know what?
00:06:44.420 I need to have this meeting with my son.
00:06:45.880 Parents, you have to do this with your kids.
00:06:48.420 I do this with everybody in my life, everybody, my spouse, my peers.
00:06:52.220 It doesn't matter if it's here, employees, executive, investors.
00:06:55.540 Every relationship in your life, there's five things you've got to address with each one of them
00:06:58.720 because they're thinking this the entire time.
00:07:00.620 You know what the five things are?
00:07:02.640 Concerns, motives, assumptions, fears, and asks.
00:07:07.420 Let me say it again.
00:07:09.080 Concerns, motives, assumptions, fears, and asks.
00:07:13.320 So I sat down, took out a piece of paper, took a picture of it because it was a very good moment for us that we had together.
00:07:19.860 So I said, tell me what your concerns are, and I'll tell you if it's a real concern that I think about or not.
00:07:25.200 He starts giving it to me.
00:07:26.480 I said, zero, I don't even think about that.
00:07:28.520 He says, oh, I thought you did.
00:07:29.400 I said, I never think about that.
00:07:30.660 I don't care if you go to college or not go to college.
00:07:32.460 I said, do you know your dad wrote a book called Drop Out and Get Schooled with Tom?
00:07:36.100 He said, you wrote a book called Drop Out and Get Schooled?
00:07:38.520 I said, yeah.
00:07:39.840 He said, well, Charlie wrote a book called College is a Scam two years ago.
00:07:42.660 I said, bro, I made a video of College is a Scam seven years ago.
00:07:46.040 If you go on YouTube, type in College is a Scam 2000 and type in College is a Scam by David.
00:07:51.760 And you'll see then Tom and I wrote a book called Drop Out.
00:07:54.360 I said, I don't care if you want to go to college or not.
00:07:56.240 If you go on YouTube, honestly, stop using DuckDuckGo in this process you're using.
00:08:01.580 It's irritating the hell out of me.
00:08:03.160 It's slow.
00:08:04.020 Just go on YouTube, type in college is a scam, but David.
00:08:07.520 College is, not is college a scam.
00:08:09.400 College is a scam, but David, yeah.
00:08:11.560 College is a scam, but David.
00:08:13.660 And so he says, okay, so I didn't know that.
00:08:16.300 So then we went through, we went through right there, the third one, okay?
00:08:20.140 That video we made with the help of Gerard Michaels-Heron.
00:08:23.760 If you guys remember Gerard, we worked on that together.
00:08:25.880 It was a very good video we did.
00:08:26.960 He cut it, and he did a very good job with the team.
00:08:28.660 Yeah.
00:08:29.080 So you can pause it right there.
00:08:31.240 Thanks, guys.
00:08:32.020 You said concerns?
00:08:33.280 Yeah, so concerns.
00:08:34.540 So he gives me the next concern.
00:08:35.900 He says, is this one of your concerns?
00:08:37.380 I said, that one is, 100%.
00:08:38.860 He said, well, that's good to know.
00:08:40.100 How about the next one?
00:08:40.960 So we went through three of them.
00:08:42.160 It's private between he and I.
00:08:43.720 So I said, okay, give me your assumptions.
00:08:45.260 You're talking to your son.
00:08:46.660 I'm talking to one of my kids.
00:08:47.660 I said, what are you assuming I'm thinking right now?
00:08:50.300 So he said, my assumptions are that you want this.
00:08:52.960 I said, nope.
00:08:53.820 My assumptions are this.
00:08:54.940 I said, nope.
00:08:55.880 okay, that's good. I thought that. My assumptions are this. I said, that one, you're right. But let
00:08:59.540 me add another one for you to be, I said, is this one of them? He said, I actually don't even think
00:09:02.700 about that at all. Do you think about this? No. So I clarified my assumptions of what he's assuming.
00:09:07.920 He clarified his assumptions of what I'm assuming. So we went to the next one. I said, so what are
00:09:11.800 your motives? He said, man, I just want to be able to live my dreams. I said, tell me your dreams.
00:09:15.260 Boom. So what do you think my motives are? Probably the same. I said, okay, great. What are the motives
00:09:19.060 you got? Boom, boom, boom, boom, boom. I said, do you think I want you to be in the family business?
00:09:23.040 He says, I think you do.
00:09:24.320 I said, 100%.
00:09:25.140 I said, do you think if you don't, I will be hurt?
00:09:27.780 He says, you probably will be.
00:09:29.060 I said, I will be.
00:09:29.920 I said, but do you think if you never come into the family business,
00:09:32.840 I will still support whatever you do?
00:09:34.200 He says, I think you will.
00:09:34.940 I said, great.
00:09:35.320 So let's set that aside.
00:09:36.260 We know both our motives.
00:09:37.620 So I said, let's go to the next one.
00:09:38.960 What fears do you have?
00:09:40.600 And he says, honestly, I don't really have any fears.
00:09:44.480 I said, let me tell you my fears.
00:09:46.440 So I told him my fears.
00:09:47.800 He said, those are your fears?
00:09:48.640 I said, yeah.
00:09:49.020 He said, but maybe I have one fear.
00:09:50.340 He gave me his.
00:09:51.280 I said, so give me your ask.
00:09:52.680 What asks do you have?
00:09:54.140 Then he sat down and he said, these are my asks.
00:09:56.820 I said, no problem, buddy.
00:09:58.040 These are my asks.
00:09:59.420 Great.
00:10:00.180 And then we wrote the sickest plan for him.
00:10:03.700 I'll share with you afterwards when we're together.
00:10:05.540 We'll go to dinner because I want him to express it to you.
00:10:07.320 Please.
00:10:08.120 This became, when Mommy came downstairs, I said, can you tell Mommy,
00:10:12.320 out of all the meetings we've had, and you've been part of many of them
00:10:15.620 in your truck when we're sitting there, I said, out of all the meetings we've had,
00:10:19.300 where do you rank this one?
00:10:20.140 He says, this is the second best meeting you and I have ever had about my life.
00:10:23.680 I said, I love it, son.
00:10:24.920 So guess what, parents?
00:10:27.520 Reason why I share this with you is because one of the greatest architects of our lifetime in Barcelona,
00:10:34.620 his name is Antoni Gaudi.
00:10:36.960 If you guys can just search him up, thank you so much.
00:10:39.160 Antoni Gaudi is with an I, I believe.
00:10:41.760 Yeah, Gaudi, there you go.
00:10:43.580 He starts working on this property the last 43 years of his life.
00:10:47.820 The guy died in 1926.
00:10:49.280 and it's called Sagrada, I believe, Familia.
00:10:52.860 I've been to the property when it wasn't yet done in 2008.
00:10:55.980 It's getting done this year.
00:10:57.560 Vinny, do you know what's crazy about the Sagrada Familia?
00:11:00.580 When they asked him, they said,
00:11:02.520 why are you so excited about building a property
00:11:05.120 that you will never see the final product?
00:11:07.580 You know what his answer was?
00:11:08.820 His answer was, my client is not in a hurry.
00:11:12.780 Wow.
00:11:13.580 This is the tallest church in the world.
00:11:15.540 It's 56 stories.
00:11:16.980 He said, I wanted to build a Bible made out of stone.
00:11:20.040 It is the tallest church in the world. 0.94
00:11:22.180 Vinny, it looks ridiculous when you walk into this place.
00:11:26.420 Incredible. 0.83
00:11:27.420 But his client is not in a hurry.
00:11:29.980 As a parent, we need to understand that we need to become better parents.
00:11:34.460 But God is patient with us.
00:11:35.740 And number two, we need to be patient with the development with our kids.
00:11:38.780 But not 35 years.
00:11:41.000 You know what I'm saying?
00:11:42.680 Not 35 years, Doug.
00:11:44.880 Come on, buddy.
00:11:45.740 get out there and figure this thing out so by the way parents july 1st 6 p.m i'm hosting a free
00:11:52.740 webinar on how to raise strong kids in a weak culture and we're talking about six different
00:11:57.700 types of fathers and many conversations to have with your kids these are 10 important conversations
00:12:02.180 to have your kids if you haven't yet registered for go to vtwebinar.com register free we'll sit
00:12:08.200 down we'll go through all this stuff and at the end i'm going to give you notes and different
00:12:10.520 resources for you to use as well but uh july 1st 6 p.m eastern standard time go to vtwebinar.com
00:12:17.160 rich i got so many i got thousands of messages of people telling me i'm getting on with my wife
00:12:21.440 we're getting on with all our kids i'm getting on with my husband i'm gonna force my husband to get
00:12:25.160 on i can't wait to spend that time with you guys and uh just please don't bring your 35 year old
00:12:30.560 i can't do anything about that can i ask you a follow-up of course what do you call these 1.00
00:12:33.940 five rules question what's the methodology by the way your girl has it you have it with her
00:12:41.120 me and tom have it when tom and i were selling php tom and i had a very important meeting
00:12:47.300 and we sat down and he says pat i have only one request one ask and one concern in our
00:12:53.820 relationship it's between us it's nobody's business but we sat down and we covered it
00:12:58.840 And how long was that conversation, Tom?
00:13:01.660 It was a short conversation, but it was a long discussion because it led to all kinds of stuff about the pandemic.
00:13:06.860 How many issues do we have after the specific concerns and asks that we both had?
00:13:11.080 How many issues have we had on that?
00:13:12.440 My concerns, my ask, and your concerns and your asks?
00:13:15.460 I really don't think we have any.
00:13:16.780 Any.
00:13:17.600 By the way, let me tell you.
00:13:18.840 It doesn't mean we haven't disagreed and bumped.
00:13:20.560 No, no.
00:13:20.840 We haven't had any.
00:13:21.580 No, zero.
00:13:23.140 Tom and I, since that conversation till today, have had zero major issues.
00:13:28.000 Now, keep in mind, did we have a major, major, major issue, Tier 10, Tier 1, say 2017?
00:13:36.340 October of 18, yeah.
00:13:37.860 October of 18.
00:13:39.200 Massive.
00:13:40.380 Massive.
00:13:41.300 Outside of a Starbucks in Dallas.
00:13:43.000 Massive.
00:13:43.800 The worst moment of our friendship together.
00:13:46.420 But both of us had to mature because he knows I love him, and I know he loves me.
00:13:51.960 We had an incredible dinner at Ocean Air, January of 2021.
00:13:58.000 and Jennifer sat right next to me.
00:14:01.420 It was as if her and Tom were on a date
00:14:03.140 and I was on a date with his wife.
00:14:05.200 It was one of the best moments the four of us ever had together.
00:14:08.080 So this applies to every relationship in your life.
00:14:13.220 Concerns, motives, assumptions, fears, and asks.
00:14:18.020 Do this with anybody.
00:14:19.280 Literally get a paper and out and say,
00:14:20.800 babe, what concerns do you have?
00:14:22.880 What motives do you have?
00:14:24.280 What fears do you have?
00:14:25.780 What assumptions do you have?
00:14:28.000 And what is your ask?
00:14:28.920 And we kind of move on from there.
00:14:29.920 I think it's super important.
00:14:30.920 I mean, I don't know if there's an acronym for it or a title for something like this.
00:14:33.860 But in any aspect of your life, relationship, work, whatever, getting these five things out of the way, I think, is a major.
00:14:39.400 Oh, my God.
00:14:39.820 By the way, I've been doing this with managing.
00:14:42.680 In any relationship, I didn't do it.
00:14:44.480 We always had problems.
00:14:45.460 Any relationship I did it with, we moved on and we grew from it.
00:14:48.180 You know what's around the corner?
00:14:49.760 What is around the corner?
00:14:51.160 What are we today?
00:14:51.960 Today's the 22nd.
00:14:54.120 Fourth of July is how many days away?
00:14:57.060 Roughly 15, 16 days away from 4th of July.
00:15:00.060 Yeah.
00:15:00.320 Okay?
00:15:00.720 So here's what we did.
00:15:02.100 The guys put a video together.
00:15:03.640 I hope the guy's on the back already.
00:15:06.580 We have flirted with this video and shown it to you for six months.
00:15:10.400 But we've never released it.
00:15:11.900 We kept the best one for last.
00:15:14.540 And I'm going to tell you why this will go and be on eBay in no time.
00:15:18.240 Because we have a 250-year anniversary box that's here with some special items in it.
00:15:25.120 and specifically the hat.
00:15:27.540 It's the hat that employees came to us and said,
00:15:29.940 please don't sell it all.
00:15:31.640 Let us have some of it, but I first want you to watch this video,
00:15:34.420 especially the people that love America.
00:15:36.720 Go ahead, guys.
00:15:37.240 Before there was a nation, God bless America.
00:15:40.860 There was an idea, an idea powerful enough to ignite a revolution.
00:15:47.020 America has marched through history with courage in its heart
00:15:50.500 and freedom as its cause.
00:15:53.480 we crossed frontiers we built railroads that united a continent we rose from the ashes of
00:16:01.560 conflict we defended liberty across oceans and we reached beyond earth itself planting our flag
00:16:10.900 among the stars through every trial you've got mail one spirit endured the spirit to dream
00:16:18.940 bigger. To stand stronger. To keep moving forward. For 250 years, generations of Americans have
00:16:29.480 written a story of sacrifice, innovation, resilience, and hope. And now, the next chapter
00:16:37.780 begins this is america 250 years of freedom 250 years of courage 250 years of a nation still rising
00:16:54.460 i'll join the military right now it ain't great don't you just aren't you proud you served the
00:16:59.620 military one of the best decisions i made it absolutely so go to vtmerch.com only limited
00:17:06.240 250 boxes when you go there it comes with a shirt that says the greatest country in the world on the
00:17:13.600 box it says 250 years of freedom future looks bright when you open it up you get a future looks
00:17:18.940 bright mug you get these hats that there's only a limited supply of them and then you get this
00:17:25.280 water mug that what do you call these things is it what's it called okay i don't even 250 year
00:17:30.780 anniversary on it as well it says in god we trust and on the back it says the greatest country in
00:17:35.540 the world but it's only for 250 of them so if you want to buy the hat by itself you have the option
00:17:41.260 to do that but it's limited supply these will go in no time and the only place you'll be able to
00:17:46.340 find them is on ebay so if you see this video afterwards and it's already sold out go on ebay
00:17:50.660 some guys will put it up but if you want to get the kit go to vtmerch.com place the order get the
00:17:56.400 entire box the shirt can you go through order of the box so we can see exactly how it works can
00:18:01.880 you go all the way to the top so they can see when they order the box how it works if you want to go
00:18:05.960 back to uh i think go back to the home page and go to the collections no go back to the home page
00:18:12.720 and it should be right there click on that secure yours when you go on the site and click on the box
00:18:17.940 top left so right there if you go through it so pick the shirt so you pick the size whatever size
00:18:22.420 it is right there to the top right just pick the shirt size okay so go medium plus one and then
00:18:28.600 everything else is included. Go on the bottom,
00:18:30.680 place your order. The house will come over to you.
00:18:32.500 So go to vtmerch.com, place your
00:18:34.620 order, get your latest
00:18:36.780 greatest country in the world
00:18:38.100 campaign that we have. If you enjoy this video, you want to
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