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You know what happens when you're a real chief?
You guys aren't real Gs, so you don't know. I'll tell you what happens when you're a real G. When you're a real G, you end up with all these chicks, right? And when you have all these chicks, they obviously fall in love with you instantly.
and they fall in love with you completely, and they comply
blindly. They listen to you. Why wouldn't they listen to you? You're the best thing they could possibly ever get. Of course they listen. And what happens also when you're a real G is that you're here, you're there, you're everywhere. You're making moves, you're making money, you gotta go to Poland, you gotta go to Warsaw,
Fucking Dubai, Miami, anyone who watches take Confidential knows. I'm all over the place.
So I end up with all these chicks just stuck in their house, sitting there, bored, completely in love with me. And of course, they don't go out.
They're not allowed out.
Like, "Oh, Tate's away, so they go out with their friends." No, no, no, no. You don't go to the club with your friends.
I don't know what kind of
Bitch-ass dude is letting his chicks go to the club with her friends without him. No.
You stay in the house. You don't go nowhere.
You're not, no restaurants.
No clubs, nothing.
So because they have all these chicks sitting in their houses and they're bored and I'm going here, there and everywhere making money,
they all end up coming up with the same idea. And their idea is this.
Sooner or later, it's a full circle. They say, well,
Andrew, they text it. They text a nice long text and they say it in a way like I'm gonna be pleased with what I read. That's what's actually amazing. They say, "Hey, I've got a great idea, heart, heart."
What bitch?
What's up Brotherhood? It's your boy Allende from Authentic Alphas and I have
I don't know if it's the man of the hour, man of the year. Maybe the decade. Bro, I'm just surviving out here, bro. I'm surviving. Do you need any introduction? We can do a small one. Do a small one. All right, I'm going to let the hilarious, worldly, Andrew Tate. Andrew Tate. Give some self-description. Yeah, Andrew Tate, four-time kickboxing world champion. I usually say multimillionaire and all-around nice guy. I might stick with that one.
Just, you know, it's a pretty good description, you know? Most people see me and they're like, oh, he's so nice. He's such a nice man. I'm not described as anything other than nice nowadays.
- You know what, I think I've noticed that. I think you've been smoothing it out lately. - Well, you know, I do my best. What I like to consider myself a master of is making
information palatable.
You'll see in a lot of my interviews, I say things that are very controversial, but it's very unusual I get into an outright argument. I'm quite, I famoose it in. I smooth it. You understand the game there, you know? And I say it and they get a bit mad, especially with chicks. They get a bit mad. When I come at a bit of spin, I say something, I compliment them a little bit and say, oh, no, you actually had a good point, but I'm kind of like famoose. And by the end of it, they're all like, well, he is right that I just, I get it in. You know what it's like when you've got something big, you've got to try and make it get in. You know what I'm saying? No, no, no, trust me. You're going to make it fit.
sales books.
mentioned that, you know, they over complicated and how do they describe it, but you just basically said it in a very natural say less away. Yeah, but I liked that you said that because you actually brought me to a later question that it's gonna now be the first question. Okay, so, now when it comes to Andrew Tate, Andrew Tate that we see say on, I
social media, YouTube, so on and so forth, right? Maybe even the Andrew Tate that we see before a fight, right? Now, is that how much percent persona and how much percent of that is actually Andrew Tate personality? That's a good question, but I think there's a time and a place, right? There's a time and a place for show business, that's for sure, but it's certainly definitely authentic.
But all in all, that's basically pretty much what I'm like. Like, I'll turn up the heat if I'm sitting there with a bunch of bimbos and I have to get the fire through. When it's just you and I, I can be far more intellectual, more calm, and I can explain because it's a different setting, right? So there's a time and a place. There's a time and a place. It's like you're reading my mind because the next thing I was going to say is when I first was hip to you, I was like, all right. Somebody put me on and was like Andrew Tate. I'm like, who the fuck is Andrew Tate? Because I'm like that. I don't know who these people are. I don't watch the news. I don't really care.
somewhat stuck in my generation as far as athletes. Don't see anybody on these new kids. So I'm like, who the fuck is Andrew Tate? He's like, no, no, he's coming to Miami. So I'm like, all right, I want to know my shit. So let me go look this person up. And I started checking out some of your videos. And first of all, the Africans was over the top. And no, no, but see, for me personally, that's what I gravitated towards the most. That's what I love the most. And when I saw you, about 15 minutes, I was like, that's who he reminds me of. He reminds me of fucking Archer.
And that's my favorite, like, comic or animated show is Archer. Yeah. And not so much the personality, but the level of confidence to the point where it's like he's arrogant, but he's not because he's going to prove that type of shit. That's right. Like in this episode, he's going to do some of the shit he's talking about. That's right. Or he's done it in past episodes. That's right. So I don't know if it's arrogance when it's so backed up. 100%.
He is really kicking down the door with the shock factor. Well, that's certainly a massive part of it, correct? Right. And I said, when you fucking said, "I never saw Star Wars," I was like, "Okay."
I do not believe that he's never seen Star Wars. He's definitely doing this for shock factor. No, that part's true. Really? I have never seen Star Wars. I've always wanted to ask you that. Have you really never seen Star Wars? I've really never seen Star Wars. I mean, I know there's a trash can. I know, I know, I know there's a couple. I know what basically happens. You know, good guy, bad guy, Death Star, Roddy Ra. I've never seen it. I've never seen it. I can't, you know why I can't watch it? Because I got to the, I got, I was a full grown ass man and I'd never seen it. I never watched it as a kid. You didn't want to go back. Exactly.
I was like, well, maybe I should watch it. But then I watched all the super fans of it.
And they put me off. Yeah, I'm not like that. I'm not even risking. I can't relate. I'm not risking. This is what that shit does to you. Yeah, no, no. It's like seeing a crack advert.
It's like, no, thank you. No, sir. Keep me away from that. So I've never seen it. It missed me, man. My uncle tried to introduce me to and I was like, let's do the other fun shit that we do. Let's go to like go to the arcade play Mortal Kombat. Let's go. I can't keep up with the Star Wars bullshit, but he tried to get me into it. But so when I saw that, I said, OK, well, is he really this much of an asshole? And if he is, I love it. Yeah, because he's paying the cost to be that boss.
thing about arrogance is that I think in the modern world where arrogance is constantly frowned upon, of course, you know, we all know arrogant fuckers who we don't like. But arrogance with complete competence can actually be quite comforting. And I think sometimes when I'm saying things, I put them in such an arrogant tone to give them validity. So give an example. Let's say you're about to get on a plane and the plane's about to fly through the eye of a hurricane. When I, if I were to meet my pilot, I would love him to be an arrogant fuck. I'd love him to be like, bro,
"Gee, I'm the boss, you're worried. What are you worried about? Hurricane, a little bit of nature. I got wings, bruv. All I do is fly planes. You don't know me." I'd love that much more than, "Oh, it's gonna be choppy." You know what I'm saying? I'll be like, "Give me the arrogant guy all day." It's quite comforting to sit there and go, "You know what? He was so confident. There's no way he can crash now because he'll look like an idiot." And he's dead, but he'll look stupid on top. So sometimes I think arrogance, especially if you're competent and it's delivered correctly,
and maybe you put a little bit of humor in, I think it'd be quite comforting. And it can also, in many ways, get your idea across quite effectively. I'm arrogant to project ideas. It doesn't mean it's false. It doesn't mean I don't mean it. But my persona has evolved over time to the point where when I'm telling somebody something they don't want to hear, or they don't believe in, because the clown world has told them everything else their entire life. Exactly. The only way I can get it in their brain sometimes is to be so solid about it. Like,
And it's okay.
Like I'm gonna let you know that this is the way it is and guess what? It's okay. We can still work with this. And what you just said, the explanation you just gave that it is very calculated and very intended. The moment that I realized that is when I met you and saw you record live. And then I said, "Okay, I know what it is now." When he's by himself,
there's no one to smooth that cockiness or that arrogance out for. So it just comes off 100% you talking, you're shit. But when you're interacting with other people, then you can see, okay, wait a minute. This person will listen. This person will respect your point of view. He is so confident in his, but he's not, quote unquote, just an asshole. Completely. And this whole asshole thing, this whole
asshole idea is actually very badly misunderstood, especially when it comes to men and women. Because people always say, "Oh, women like bad guys. They like assholes. They like jerks." I disagree with that, absolutely. I think they like men who are confident and secure and aren't pushovers.
doesn't mean they like you being a jerk, right? The thing is the jerk has certain qualities about him because they can't control him that they may be attracted to. But if you're a nice guy that they can't control,
If you're a respectful guy they can't control,
I think that's better. In my experience, I'm not
jerk to chicks. I'm a very nice, happy, along a nice guy. That's what I observed. And you wouldn't think that when you're by yourself and you're talking. Yeah, I know. I know. I give that image. No, no. But like I said, I appreciated that it was intentional. I thought that aspect of it was awesome. So, I mean, definitely. But even with the contrast between the quote unquote nice guy and the bad boy, those are extremely big boxes to try to put people in. And it's very limited selection there. It's only two. It's only buying.
- Of course. - But I think what's happening with the nice guy
is his entire temperament or his setting
is response. It's not lead, it's response. Whatever happens, it's like, "Whatever you want, babe." And in every situation, believe it or not, that makes a female feel uncomfortable. And in contrast, the "bad boy," he gives off the aura of, "Whatever happens, I can handle it." So every time she's worrying about something, which the female brain does at a hyper rate, it's like, "Oh, but what about the--hey,
I don't give a fuck. And that bravado makes me feel like, "Oh, well, whatever, is he gonna handle it anyway?" And I think every female needs that. Every female needs that. Completely. And I also think another thing about nice that a lot of guys make the mistake of, they don't understand that it's extremely disingenuous.
and females can sense disingenuity, they have intuition. They have survival intuition. They can tell if a guy is faking being nice 'cause he wants to attack 'em. That's how they evolved. And most dudes, when you're being that nice to a chick that you barely know, like overly nice, it is disingenuous. She knows it is. - She knows it is. - You know it is. Like, you don't care about her that much. - And she knows that we're different on a fundamental level. So when you get to agree and you act like you hate Trump too, she knows you full of it. - Yeah, of course, of course, of course, of course. And they respect you a lot more when you sit there and say, "Okay, well, no."
But hold on, because you've got to be clear with that. There is a delivery. There is a delivery that needs to be developed. It's not one size fits all, but every guy needs a delivery mechanism for truth. Think of your truth as the package, and you've got to figure out what shipping company you're going to go with. Absolutely. If you want that package to get there. You nailed it.
Delivery is super important, and a delivery style, and a delivery style that's authentic. Some guys use humor. Some guys use authority. There's different ways of doing it.
It's amazing what the wrong delivery style, it doesn't matter what you say, it ain't gonna work. It's all about the delivery style and if you get your style right, you can convince bitches of... sorry.
You can convince women of things that literally aren't true.
Like if you get your style right. It's all about the style. And the word manipulation and manipulating is used in a very negative term. It's a very, it's a semantic trick. It's a semantic trick, but I don't think it's necessarily a bad thing. If you look at the world we live in today,
What the people who run the world, I don't want to get political, they're very, very careful with what they do. They control semantics. They control language. And by controlling language, they control the world. They talk about pandemic, right? You don't see a pandemic, and you don't feel a pandemic, and you don't observe a pandemic. But if they say the word enough, then they can justify their tyranny, right? So they control the language. So they've made manipulation a bad thing. But truthfully, manipulation doesn't have to be a bad thing. When you raise a child. You're manipulating them. You're manipulating the child to act in a way which you believe is in its best interest.
when you're teaching students. You're manipulating them. You're manipulating them. What are you telling them? What are you indoctrinating them with? Correct. And we are all on some level manipulated, right? So the point you usually have, the problem you usually face is this. If you don't manipulate your chick, then her... Something else. Something or someone else will. Correct. Do they have the best interests of your relationship at heart, right? Do her friends want her to be happy with you? Does society want her to be subservient to you? See, I was going to say something about the friends. See, this is the thing you have to understand.
the day. I'm gonna get some game in there too. Let's go. Let's go. You know what I'm saying? So check this out. Just like he said, a woman is like empty vessel. Something got to go inside. You don't put something in there and take up that space. Somebody else will. And it's going to be opposed to you. I guarantee. Every time. So now with the friends, keep in mind her friends are also what? Females. Always. So the same way you need to function in her life, providing something, believe this or not, you got to provide something for the friends. This is top tier game I'm giving you right now. Yeah. If you learn how to
buy the friends cheap, and you can just listen. There's something that the friend might be going through, or whatever, whatever, and you as a man, promise I will have a mind going, you could solve her problem, same way you could solve your girl's problem. So now you can either interject that suggestion, or you can get that item, make that connection for her, give her that contact number, whatever. You're basically bribing these heifers. - 100%. - And you have to play it smart. But that's a form of manipulation, like what he's saying. But you're not doing anything sinister with it, or nefarious. You're manipulating her friends to like you,
gain because once you do it a couple of times you don't have to be that consistent the fact that she thinks any minute now he'll hook me up with something so now they're in favor for you as opposed to being uh out of favor for you absolutely you just completely nailed it there's a huge advantage to nearly all situations in life of being likable but anyone who has influence over your girl it's better off if they like you than if they dislike you exactly you see it all the time man when people are arguing with their chick it's her friends in their ear her family in her ear
And this is why when I talk about manipulation, the point is that she's gonna be manipulated anyway. So it's better that you manipulate her. If you're a, and 99% of men I genuinely believe just want a happy relationship with a loyal chick. You know, obviously there's the odd psycho, whatever. - Well, I'm gonna get into that with you too. It's like he's in my head 'cause you're beating me to all my questions, but no, it's beautiful.
We're on the same page. Yeah, so I think that people fear the idea of a man manipulating a woman like you're going to lead her down a bad path. But really, all you're going to try and do is keep her out of the clubs, keep her from being a hoe, keep her ass at home, you know, doing good things and being loyal. So don't be afraid of manipulation because someone's going to do it. So you're better off controlling your own game, manipulating your own. And I'm going to add something to that, too.
effort and energy into a healthy relationship. One of the things you need to provide for women
Besides protection from themselves, because that's where the protection comes in in this modern era with no grizzly bears. Protection is protection from themselves. And the next thing is helping her and staring her into finding self-gratification in her life, fulfillment. So as guys, we don't have as hard a time, I think, finding something that truly fulfills us and gratifies us if we're not caught up with work. Agreed.
So you gotta let your girl know. That way, not hanging out with her friends, not going to the club, not spending all day on Instagram, she doesn't miss any of that shit because you show her that...
this is something that's actually fulfilling in your life rather than you trying to fill the hole with all this other nonsense like every other woman wasting your time and your money. You nailed it with that. But you have to have purpose yourself first before you can tell someone else to have purpose. Completely, because if they have a hole in their heart they're trying to fill, it's going to be a bunch of actions you shouldn't like as a man. It's going to be a bunch of clubs, festivals, and she's going to be watching, scrolling up and down on Instagram, seeing all these girls living that thought life. She's going to get jealous, she's going to get FOMO, and she's going to jump in. And this is, once again, society is trying to manipulate her and program her to act in a way
entire society is against you. The entire society is against you. So you made an amazing point. If you can give her purpose in her life, if she can sit there and find her purpose from you and her guidance from you, you'd be amazed. Okay, yeah, you've manipulated her. You have to. You have to. Yeah. And I'm going to tell you why you have to do the manipulating thing. And I've learned this like, or relearned this recently because I kind of noticed this with my ex-wife. Um,
When you try to just tell them logically, like, listen, if you do do do do, then later on, this is how you're going to feel like at 40. This is how you can feel. Then you're going to be depressed about this. Then you're going to feel a way about aging. What you're trying to tell her like logically.
what is gonna happen in the future, and they're never gonna see it your way. If you can't tug some type of emotion, which is still a form of manipulation anyway. Of course. But in any event, what I'm trying to say is you're gonna have to get her to do what you want her to do,
for other reasons than simply you explain to her that it's the best route. Absolutely. Oh my god. You have to change her mood to change her mind and that's the reality of the game with them. If you could sit down and explain things logically it would be a very easy world for us. You gotta trick a young chick like if let's say let's say you're the right age to be starting a family. Let's say you're 38, 39, 40, somewhere you know in the late late the late 30s or the extremely early 40s and you're in a good position to start a family. Now let's say for whatever reason you're dating in
the right age category like I would recommend for your age is about 25, 26. So let's say you're
and she didn't give any thought to family, kids, or anything like that yet. Because in her head, she's like these girls out here that are 26. Suppose she gets pregnant or whatever. She doesn't want to keep this baby because she's like, I'm not ready to be a mom. I want to do da-da-da. And you already know in your head, if this chick puts off children, it's of no benefit or value to me. And also, she's going to be fucking up her life. Because later on, she might not get it. 100%. Right.
into keeping that baby
when you know that's gonna bring so much joy and satisfaction to her life. Absolutely. And moving forward, it'll put things in the right time order.
So sometimes you gotta have to manipulate these chicks, or every time I think. If it's long term,
Like in the short term you shouldn't have to manipulate chicks in my opinion. Yeah, yeah, yeah, cuz then you're not on your attractive shit You ain't smelling good enough. You ain't looking good enough But I think in a long term relationship wise you have to because it's too much of a risk to leave her up to her own devices. Absolutely. Absolutely. I don't want to Don't quote any street shit, but what do they say a girl without instructions headed for destruction? And this is to a degree It's true cuz they'll just latch on to something else and it's all a negative spiral that's the truth and the manipulation part comes in as a necessity because
she will never agree with that if you said it to her. That's the thing about women that it's like, damn. It's really hard to get them to accept something that we all, you know, everyone else will agree and accept it, but they won't. If it's...
If it's at all, you know, unflattering... They don't want to hear it. It's like there's some kind of mechanism in it. It's kind of like when you try to break up with a girl and you try to do it...
in a very stand-up way, try to do it with so much integrity, that it's so much explanation and preparation or whatever, that she has time to flip it on you and make it like she's breaking up with you because that's a defense mechanism for her. And she ends up doing it in a way that it's like now you have to end on bad terms because she needed that so that she didn't feel like, what was wrong with me? I wasn't good enough and drive herself crazy with insecurity.
- Yeah.
I broke up with him and they will really believe this shit. Oh, yeah, yeah. They'll completely alter reality if it's the reality they want to live in. Exactly. It's a talent. Yeah, it really is a talent. It's a fucking talent. It is a talent. It's amazing. So another thing I wanted to ask you is, so you're like obviously well-traveled. I think a lot of people see that and like that about your content is that you're all over. Where would you say is a place that not only your delivery and your attitude, but just your celebrity is the most appreciated?
- That's a good question. And I get spotted pretty much everywhere now. It's getting to the point where, 'cause I don't really have that many followers in a lot of places, but I think it might just be the sunglasses. I think it's just the fact I'm quite tall. I stand out and they're just like, I seen that big dude, the glasses. I've always got my glasses on and I usually wear the same dusty old leather jacket every day. And I think I just get spotted easily. I think I'm recognizable. So it's certainly where I live at home in Romania. I'm known everywhere from head to toe, but second to that, it'd probably be London. I get spotted a lot,
with you I'm I'm semi-uncomfortable with it I don't mind saying hello to people and I'm a friendly guy but in the world we live in today man I don't like people walking up to me knowing who I am and how much money I have I really don't like it I feel on edge a lot of the time
Maybe I'm just paranoid, but you're paranoid until the day you weren't.
And then you're somewhere, you know, that's how it goes. So like I'm kind of on edge. I was in Ukraine. I was in Kiev and Somehow someone worked out the hotel I was in off some fucking some guy I was with Instagram post or something and these three heavyset dudes came in They were all strapped. I was strapped and luckily it was all cool, but I don't like three dudes with guns or walk around. Where's Tate? Like I don't like this I'm like what's good you were sitting there and being tea. It's like I don't I don't know man
Like probably London, I get recognized a lot in London.
Well, I can't relate for a couple of reasons. Number one...
I'm not to that level yet where I got a fair, you know, getting juxt, getting, you know what this is. What the fuck is this? You know what the fuck this is. Give me anything. God damn. So I ain't gonna worry about that. And then also, for whatever reason, at first it was hard for me to imagine someone trying to rob a multi-champion and kickball. But then I realized, you know what, the strap changes everything. The straps, the man, yeah, and there's people out here who just, I mean, obviously I can handle myself, etc. But there's people out here who just have nothing to lose. There's people out here who are genuinely brain dead.
And the problem is with a lot of situations about life,
and I've experienced a few, is that there's no winning.
Even if I survive- Yeah, exactly. So you're jammed up in the system, you gotta prove that you're responsible for the manslaughter and the whole nine yards. You gotta pay some money to somebody, you gotta make a speech over here. I'm still breathing, but now there's bodies and there's fucking, especially in some of the countries I'm in, like I'm gonna start really restricting my travel, but
Man, I've been in like Ukraine, Russia. If I kill a Ukrainian dude and Ukrainian police turn up and Ukraine, Ukraine, and let's say one of the police officer's uncles knows that guy, I'm done. It's done. It doesn't matter what CCTV. They don't care about who you know. They don't care about the embassy. Done. And even...
Even now, America's getting like that, man. If the mob wants you, okay, Kyle just got off. But in most cases, if the mob wants your ass, you're in trouble. Like, even the justice system here is getting a bit of, to a degree, it's mob justice. Like, what's the public opinion? And if it's not that way now, I'll tell you, in 10 to 15 years, it's certainly going to be. Oh, no, they're going to bring in a social rating system real soon. I mean, just look to India, look to China, and whatever type of communism they got going on, it's coming over here. Believe that.
- The other thing that I think is interesting, the more money you make, obviously more problems, the more issues you're gonna have with your safety, and more concerns, but do you get more into the know?
Like as far as what's coming? - Certainly I know you start to meet very rich and powerful people and what you realize is that nearly everybody who is rich to some degree has either broken a lot of laws or is still breaking the laws. - Yeah, but they're playing the game the right way. - They're playing the game the right way. - They have a lawyer advising them and everything. - Oh yeah, yeah, yeah. They're not breaking laws like stupid. They're breaking laws smart. - I've always told guys that. If you're gonna be a career criminal, the first thing you need to do is retain a really good lawyer that specializes in your type of crime, stupid. - You need to go. - That way they can advise you
preemptively before you even do what you do they tell you in which way you could do that and go tell your lawyer your plan and see what you say something like that but yeah to an extent i mean i hate to say it like that but it isn't i mean i'm not obviously advocating people to be criminals i'm just saying whatever the hell you do do it to the best of your ability like i look like a bernie renner and it's like everybody wants to criticize it and cover the story i don't care i look at it and i say i don't condone i don't approve of the lifestyle but i respect the fact that she's doing it to the best that it can be done that's her sport yep completely that's her sport she's
like a champion right now. Completely. How long the career will last? It's yet to be seen. Nope. It's true. It's true. But like in the richest circles of life, it's kind of just, you're right. Lawyer is a fantastic one. But you know, another thing I realized when I kind of got a bit of money is that for so many crimes out here in the world, the punishment is a fine. You know, it's some kind of financial gain for the system. Yeah, it's some kind of financial punishment. So the system gains. But there's also another flip side to that, which means
and the punishment for said action is a fine, there's no punishment. So the point is that fines are a socioeconomic crime. So what they do with a lot of laws, when you start looking at them, is they make laws for the poor people.
But not for the rich people, because they know the rich guy doesn't give a fuck. And this is the exact point I'm making with a lot of things, especially these COVID lockdowns and stuff, right? You get fined, wear your mask, da da da. It doesn't matter.
If you're rich, none of it matters. So they make all these laws. If you start going through the law book and realizing how many of them are financial and fines, it's all bullshit. You know who have the most financial penalties? Banks. All these banks, Goldman Sachs and all them, if they go and steal a billion, they got to pay 50M. Fine. Damn it. It's all good. You know what I'm saying? I remember reading a story like that and I was like, yo, what the? It's a big Famos. I was like, yo, how are you going to sit here and make it public knowledge that they stole more money than the fine? I was like, how is this even? Yep. That's the game.
of money you realize that at least 70 to 80 percent of the legal code the people are too the people are just so distracted is what it is because when they say stuff like the powers and the people i mean it sounds cute just something you throw around no that's real it is because if that information is public and it's a particular bank all right um let's say it's uh chase morgan or something like that it's easy for everybody that has a chase morgan and say you know what
Yep.
the people dictate. You know what I mean? That's why they keep us distracted. That's why they keep us distracted and they keep us divided. And it's kind of like another thing about, you know, having a bit of money, because I'm not that rich, but I'm rich enough now and I'm rolling in probably the highest echelons of society. I'm sitting in Dubai with a bunch of boys with 100 million, 200 million, 300 million. And another thing that really like clicked in my brain is when you use money to make money, which is what a lot of rich people do, what you're actually doing is you're robbing the wealth from the lowest member of society, the lowest
- The lowest area of society, and you're turning it into something useless. So you have people out here on the streets sweeping streets, right?
you're robbing their work, their effort. You're stealing their effort, and you're turning it into more numbers on a screen for some guy who doesn't need the numbers. - Who doesn't need that much? - It doesn't even need it. So like a lot of the stuff they're doing is purely evil because they're genuinely stealing the hard work of people who are out here on the streets and turning it into something, a commodity, which is basically useless. Some stock and some bank, they're never gonna fucking shit sell. It's really insidious, and it's really criminal on so many levels, and it's not just a matter of greed. Like there's a whole bunch of examples where I've been involved in
Long, long, long story, but I was talking to some guy, and he was telling me about the commodities markets, and how all this kind of thing works, and the price of oil, and the price of food, the price of grain, and they were saying that Goldman, he's saying Goldman Sachs have heavily, this was about five years ago, Goldman Sachs had heavily influenced the price of grain, because they had enough people who were gambling on the price going up, and he goes, so Goldman Sachs made a bunch of money, and their clients made a bunch of money, but 150 million people starved to death. Like, it's crazy. - They could use a little bit of money to sway who they need to sway. - That's right. - And they can make these events happen. - Yep.
And then they capitalize on that and they basically charge the people for, you know, for some type of resolution. They say, you know, basically trust in us to solve this problem. But, you know, they created the problem and they're managing it. But it's tough because people are so, you know, conditioned when I try to talk about topics that shouldn't be touchy, like racism, because people don't stop talking about racism. But yet when you want to have a serious conversation about it, people get emotional. It's like we talk about this so much. Why would they be so emotional, so much emotion attached to it?
And it's like you're trying to point out how this is all a big circus game of distraction. 100%. And the people that are so-called suppressed, they want to fight.
to support the narrative, to keep that narrative in place, that victim narrative. And it's like, dude, I'm telling you that you have agency. 100%. That should be like the most wonderful thing for you to hear. If you feel oppressed or whatever the case may be, for someone to tell you, like, dude, you know, all that shit don't matter. It's just another hurdle. And it confuses me as to why, for example, reformations and all sorts of stuff and acting as if black people are owed something in this country. It's like, okay, hold on to your, you know, Uncle Tom's, whatever you're
Think, open your fucking mind, because I've been in this complexion my entire life. Yeah, yeah, yeah. So I'm not thinking like this because I went to some school for monkeys that...you know what I mean? So I'm observing what's going on, what's happening, so if I'm telling you, "Hey, listen,
who else has been conquered before? - Correct. - And then they paid them something afterwards, or gave them a pass to society. And then tell me everything that's happened to black people. - Correct. - That wasn't done to the Chinese, that weren't done to the Jews. - Correct. - That weren't done to these Africans here, weren't done to,
people of other places and those people not only grind
and build up their cultures, they come to America and get rich. Completely. So you can't even say like they're doing it in their country or whatever. They come here and do that shit. 100%. And I remember being so young noticing that. I remember being like 14 years old thinking to myself, how is it that motherfuckers can come off a boat and have less than blacks in America.
and raised here, same as that skin complexion. - Yeah. - And this is their first language. - Yep, yep, yep, yep, yep. - You know what I mean? And they're not accomplishing anything, and then they're saying, "Oh, I mean, it's the white man. "It's the man. The man's holding me back. Really?" - Yeah, 'cause narratives are absolutely self-fulfilling, and it's kind of crazy that people don't yet understand that
anything that is purported to you by the system is purported to you for the benefit of the system. It's propaganda. Right, it's propaganda. The people who make the rules do not make the rules to benefit you, they make the rules to benefit the people who make the rules. Exactly. So. And the people that give you the history. Absolutely. These things weren't happening. And it's like, listen, this is the thing. You can read something that a historian wrote about Christopher Columbus.
or you could read what him and travelers of his time wrote. - Yeah, that's right. - And it's not the same narrative. - Absolutely. - And to be honest with you, whether this whole slavery thing happened like that is extremely questionable. - Yep. - You say that to black people, they wanna hear, they get angry, it's like, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. - Yeah, yeah, yeah. - You might have legit been lied to for like 200 years about the intensity of slavery and how it went. And you're thinking, why would they lie about that? So they can play all this Marxist shit that they're doing right now. - If the news is a lie, which I think a lot of people start to now generally accept that the news to a degree
propaganda, if the news is a lie, then all the history is a lie. Because they've just took the news of the time and rewrote it, right? And news is written, and history is written by the victor as well. All the bad guys of history lost, and all the good guys of history won, and it'd be amazing, it'd be amazing for a second to go through a world where you flip every battle upside down and hear the other side of the story, right? Everyone did bad things. The Allies in World War II, they firebombed Dresden and killed 200,000 children, and you know, it's all just about narrative. I mean, you gotta ask yourself, when there's
the curriculum choose to teach you about Hitler? Why does the curriculum choose to center it and focus on slavery and that those aspects of American history? And then they tell you all those stories. Stalin killed more people than Hitler. That's what I'm saying. And they've been lying to, for example, something that is heavily, heavily, heavily corrupted is our record of architecture. And this is a subject that very, very few people have even heard of. But it turns
throughout the world that are not built by who they say built them, weren't built when they said they were built.
And this is an effort that's been going on for, what, hundreds of years or decades to hide this information. Or there was a reset where they changed the record of things and they don't want to explain
these structures that they can't even fucking build today. - Well this, you know what's actually really interesting is that I've noticed especially, the world's getting a lot more ugly with what they build. Think of the way they used to build shit, like back then. - But it was a different civilization, that's what I'm trying to tell you. It wasn't humanity, we know it, it was someone completely different, and these buildings were inherited. And before anybody says, "What the heck is Allende talking about?" Just ask yourself some critical questions in your own head. When you see all these movies,
of medieval times, have you never stopped and asked yourself how the fuck they could build castles like that, but yet still be on horseback? - That's true. - How has that never been a question? Do you see how, look at this, what is the, this popular thing that everybody, Game of Thrones. Look at Game of Thrones, you look at those castles.
How de fuck were they building those castles like that? And those castles are built into the landscape, like the intricacy of it. Then they're huge and then everything is way bigger than it needs to be. Say every doorway. If it was built for people like modern people, why would the doorway need to be 30 feet high? Why would the windows be 15 feet high? And why would the ceilings be? You know what? And you know what I want to tie this back to? Because I actually said this, I know this is the third time I mentioned in that.
that disease, that virus to exist, the pandemic. Sorry to keep going back to it, but I was mentioning this to someone the other day. I was saying, when you look in the history books describing this period of time, it's going to sound scary. Scary. Oh, well, this many people died around the world, virus, everyone had a mask on, you couldn't travel, you couldn't fly. And it was, it's fine. You're living your life just fine. But when you read the history books in 20 years from now, this is going to sound like the most scary period of human history. And your children, the way they're going to be taught in school, this is going to be the most scary period of human history.
they want. The same way they do what is the smallpox and whatnot. Yeah, you guys go read up and do some independent research on that. It turns out that the people that were the only people that were like getting smallpox were the people that were taking the vaccination. So think about that for a second. Wait a minute. You mean people weren't just getting it and dying? Because they make it seem like everybody was dying of it at this time. And they know it was the black plague, not smallpox. Black plague. Black plague. Yeah. But anyway, looking at that, but it turns out that the population was not being contaminated at the rate they say. And it was the people they gave the vaccination.
I really hope that the modern time we're in, I hope there's some kind of great awakening. Some people are too plugged in the matrix to ever be free, but I hope a lot of other people start to question everything and realize that there is nothing fair or just about the modern world. Every single thing, nearly on every single level, is a joke. Our justice system is a joke. Our legal system is a joke. Corrupt. Our medical system is a joke. Doctors are getting told what pill to give you before they even hear your case. It's all a joke.
find a degree of comfort in not trusting anybody. I find a degree of comfort. You won't fool me. Yeah, like when someone comes at me and tells me a bunch of stuff, I have a bunch of comfort in just saying, you know what? You're full of shit. I don't give a fuck what pundit you are. I don't give a shit what degree you have. I don't believe you. And it's a self, you get back to yourself as your mental point of origin, and then you do your own research. And like you said, you find out a bunch of shit that people don't know. See, that's the one thing I was going to ask you is once money
I think you start getting the luxury of being yourself. Like you know your thoughts are your thoughts at that point. They're not pressured by anything. You're not like, you know what I mean? You're not in that fight or flight. You know what I'm saying? And you're not trying to like,
worry too much about if you're gonna make it or if you're gonna become something or what am I gonna do? So when you get that level of clear thinking, yep Where's your mind then? Like what's important at that at that time? Yeah, so I
I think with most people, first things I want to make this clear to a lot of people watching this, a lot of people think money is the answer to everything. And most people in the world who I've met who are rich should never have become rich. And I don't mean they weren't capable of it. I mean, it was basically one of the worst things that could have happened. Because I really believe that to truly enjoy wealth, you need to be prepared for it. You need to have been broke. You need to appreciate it. You need to have been the man. You need to be physically capable. You need to be smart.
Like if you're 18 and you just hit a crypto pump, let's say you buy a coin, it blows up, banging out your rich. You don't know anything about the world, you don't know anything about chicks, you're still a little scrawny motherfucker, now you're just a target. You're just a target. Girls are going to- Your mistakes are amplified now. Oh, oh, oh, oh, yeah. Because money is an amplifier. Yeah, your mistakes have a budget. Money is an amplifier. Money won't change who you are, it'll amplify who you are.
So if you're a little dork, now you're a... Man, girls are going to take you... You're going to get rinsed for the rest of your life by chicks. You're going to be trying to buy girls love and shit. It's over for you. On so many levels, it's over for you because... And you're too spoilt now to ever go back through the trenches. Like the best thing that ever happened to me is I was broke.
"I'm not happy I'm rich, I'm happy I was broke." 'Cause all the boys I know who were rich the whole time, they don't even appreciate it. They're the most unhappy people on the planet. You need that juxtaposition. So that's the first thing about having money. - Well, my next question, it's written down, but it's beautiful that I haven't had to look at my notes not once, 'cause you've been hitting all the topics before I get there. But one of my questions was,
in your opinion,
what is the right reason to get rich? - Yep. - And what are the wrong reasons to want to get rich? - Okay, so I think one of the best reasons to be rich is in my person-- - No, no, I mean to desire to be rich. - Oh, to desire? - Yeah, what is the-- - Okay. - What do you think are good reasons or the right reason or the proper, the, I don't know, healthy reason to want to get rich? - Yep. - And then what do you think are some of the wrong reasons to have that desire and pursue? - Yep. Okay, so it's a double-edged sword.
for the same reason. And I don't think anybody really cares about money. I think all men, I can't talk for women, I think all men to some degree are biologically, we are obsessed with power. We want power. We don't want to be rich. We want influence. We want power. We want people to listen to us. We want to be important. And money helps with that. So this is what everyone wants. The problem with power is that it corrupts. And the reason that power corrupts is, I actually heard someone else say this. It was John McAfee and it was extremely intelligent. So an amazing way to explain it. He said, why is every single person in power using it negatively? Why are
corrupt. And he said, it's very, very simple. Every single human being is double-edged, right? You have a side of you, which is loving and forgiving and good. And you have a side of you, which is greedy and horrible and negative. And the point he's saying is that power only feeds one side. You can be a loving person. You can be a good person. You can do all that without power. But if you want to be greedy, if you want to be negative, you need that power. So his point is all the power you're ever going to get, you're going to use for your negative traits. Your positive traits have never needed it.
And the problem is that a lot of guys, once they get rich, they get power, then you've got people who use that in a positive way, and you've got people who use that in a negative way. And that's the truth about it, and that's the truth about human nature. It takes a huge degree of security as a man.
to not use your power to just negatively influence. And this is what I was saying earlier about rich men who shouldn't have become rich. If that little 18-year-old crypto dork becomes rich, by the time he's 23 and his heart's been broken four times and he's depressed anyway, he's still out of shape, he realizes money can't buy him what he wants. If he gets any kind of influence in the world, he's going to be a little prick. You know this. What happens when a beta male gets power? Yeah, what happens when the kid that got picked on grows up and becomes a cop? That's the game. Now he's pulling over everybody that looks like... You know what I'm saying?
You know what I'm saying? So this is the problem. So what you really want in power, you want powerful, strong men who have had a very difficult, trauma-filled, but things they've dealt with, life to the point where they're a well-rounded individual. Those are the guys you want having power. But unfortunately, in the world we live in now especially, it's actually the complete opposite. Because you're talking about the cops. I'll give you another example. All those tech dorks who work for Google and control the information and control Twitter and social medias and build the cryptocurrencies. All these nerds, most of them got picked on their whole life. Most of them never fucking felt a pair of tits in their life. These are the most powerful people in the world. They control the information.
the information you see. Now, do you think they're not going to be, they're not going to wield it? The second you give them a little bit of power, this is why we live in, they're going to do something. This is why we live in the world we live in, because they're not morally strong enough to say, you know what, I disagree with this point of view, but it should be read. They don't think that way, because they've got a little bit of power now. Delete his account, close that, can't say that, hate speech, boom, boom, boom, boom. It's dangerous. It's dangerous, man. It's dangerous. Very dangerous. So this is the world we live in. So yeah, most men don't even want money. You want power. And I
is to spend a good portion of his years broke. You need to learn to get girls to like you without money. You gotta learn how to survive without money. Learn how to have friends without money. You know, how to eat without money. How to sleep without money. You gotta learn that. And how to value yourself without the money. I think, at least I can say for myself, I think one of the traits I've had that is unique is that it doesn't matter if I have zero, absolutely nothing, or I'm
like I'm balling. It's coming, it's coming, everything's flowing. I know I've been the same exact person. You know what I mean? The same level of enthusiasm and excitement. And then, but more importantly, felt the same self-value. And I think a lot of guys, it's like, it's a yo-yo because when they're doing bad, it's like they view themselves how the world views them, how
a bum. You see what I mean? And it's like, okay, so what's the difference between a team that was losing or a player that was struggling and then hit a streak and then became champions? So wait a minute, he's not a bum anymore? Because he's still the same person he was when you were calling him a bum.
So,
The point I'm trying to make is that champion couldn't have became a champion if he believed people, if he agreed with the consensus where people said he was a bum, he would have never made it. Completely. And you know, it's kind of funny, like if I'm around very rich athletes,
they very rarely talk about money. They'll talk about other, I mean, they usually know who the richest man in the room is, but they don't really talk about the money. They'll talk about a bunch of other subjects. But recently it was Art Basel here in Miami. I went to one of these NFT events, one of these crypto parties, and I got there and all the people there were rich purely from crypto. They didn't, no skill. They hit the lottery, right? All they could talk about is money. All they were trying to do is convince they hit a better lottery track. Because they had nothing else. They didn't become people until they had money. That's right. But there's nothing else about them. They're vapious.
- Right, you had no personality before you had money. - You've never done anything. You've never been anything. You've never struggled. - You know what? It's funny that you said that because that's how guys feel
when they're on dates with like these independent women? Because it's like, all they talk about is their job, it's school, and it's like, all right, bitch, what else is there to you? Because that's pretty generic shit. You know what I mean? It's kind of amazing. I really believe that women have absolutely zero idea what men find attractive. Because they don't need to know, right? Because men will just fuck them anyway. But I really think sometimes when I have conversations with women, they don't have a clue what we want to hear.
absolutely wrong thing. I'm like, I'm like, well, let's see the problem. That is the girls who know
All the wrong girls and the reason why they know is because they've made it their business literally their business To know you know what's going on in his head so she can manipulate him and she can play the narrative that is gonna be effective It's true and yeah, well to an extent that's a good thing in the sense if that man wants to pay for that He wants someone that can have an Oscar-winning performance. He knows it's bullshit, but you know He wants the ride, but the thing is it's a problem when the women who want to
a family or a boyfriend or a man for any other reason, isn't using that same tactic. Like, let me at least understand these dudes because
I will be a first to tell a woman. It's not even so much about you feeling this way. Bitch, just pretend to. Yeah, yeah, yeah. You know what I mean? Like, if you don't make him feel this way, or if I'm talking about myself, listen, if I don't feel like this, this, and the third, we got a problem. Yep, yep. So, okay, stroke my fucking ego. Do me a favor. 100%. You see what I mean? 100%. So, I think that's something that it would be learned. I believe the common woman would be doing whatever society would be telling her to do. So, I think the problem is just what the message is, what the instructions are, basically. Yeah, yeah, yeah.
and I think whatever the hell they are, people are gonna follow. So what needs to be the establishment that's gonna come in and give that? What did it used to be religion or like what was it when people kind of did things... Better. A little bit better, you know what I mean? No, you're totally totally right and this whole independent woman narrative etc, like it doesn't just, it's not just about their job, it's about their whole worldview. Like if I'm on a date with a girl and she's trying to sound independent, oh I know this guy, I know that guy, oh yeah my network and I was out with this guy.
Please, I've never been let, shut up. - It's not what I'm on a date for. - Yeah, like I don't wanna, you're talking about dudes and shit, to me it's like I wish you just sat at home and nobody knew you. That's what I want. Why you talking about all these guys you know?
You know what I'm saying? Like, "Oh, but he's my friend. Oh yeah, yeah. Now he's your friend. Please." Or they tell you how busy they are. It's like, "I want you to be available to me." Or they tell you about how much they traveled and I'm like, "Sounds like you were getting dick all around the globe." That's right. That's right. That sounds more like what I want one of my boys to tell me. I want one of my boys to be like, "Yeah, man. So anyway, I was just in Spain. Yeah, I was in Madrid. This fucking girl, let me tell you." Yeah, yeah. Like, that's interesting coming from another guy, but from a girl, it's like, ew.
all these different destinations, you're just like, look, I know no matter what lie you come up with,
you did not pay for that. Like it's just some other dude did. And it's life. - It's crazy that guys are so shocked with that. But then again, I know I'm using different lenses. I know you're using different lenses, 'cause you're past. Me, I not only was a bouncer at a female stripper, I was a male dancer myself. - Okay. - So I spent like a whole season of my damn life gradually becoming, I don't even know what the word is,
like to the T because after being in the industry and the type of connection that the male dancers have with the female dancers, it's similar to like I guess what the porn stars have, you know, the male porn stars have with the female porn stars. Only you can really relate to one another. Like you can't date a normie. It's just frustrating. Because like if she's going to go on a date with a client, like I don't give a damn because I already know she's not smashing the dude. And when the bread comes, I lean over and it's my cut. So, you know, it's a beautiful thing.
That's not, you see,
That's not pimping. What that is, is that that's making her feel, that's for her sanity. Believe it or not, if you're dating a girl that's a dancer or does whatever, any type of sex work or whatever, let her spoil you. Let her buy you gifts. Let her do that. Because what that allows her to do is feel comfortable with what she's doing. It's not alienating you. Right, in regards to you. That's an unspoken way of her knowing that you're cool with it.
The point I was just trying to make with that is that those are the females that really know how to make a guy feel a way. - Yeah, yeah, yeah. - And I've always been able to talk to them on some real frank shit. - Yeah. - And that's, they love that, being able to talk to somebody where we can talk with our vocabulary. It's kinda like when you guys get to talk to someone in the red pill, you find out, you're at work somewhere, you meet somebody, you find out what you're listening to. - That's right. - You know what I mean? So it's a different language basically. - Yeah. - And I think that
that phenomenon is missing in our society. To where you can just be yourself openly, and that other person be like,
I feel you. - I agree. - You know what I mean? And right now we're so hypersensitive as to what you can say. And the problem is people are associating not liking what someone says, we're not liking that person.
I like that. And not realizing that, hey, you know you could separate the two. So the same way you think Star Wars is some goofy shit, listen, I do too, but I love the Mandalorian. You see what I mean?
To be able to say that and people that love Star Wars passionately not hate you, I think should be the norm. So do I. So do I. It really should. And that's a masculine characteristic. When you're amongst men, you can disagree. And in the end, you can shake hands and you're still boys. That's a masculine characteristic. And as masculinity declines, so does that civilness decline with it.
"Man, I lived my life punching people in the face, "and we shook hands afterwards."
Like, we were trying to hurt each other. Like, we were breaking each other's bones and we were shaking hands. Anytime I've ever lost a bodybuilding competition, I made the first place guy my fucking friend. I figured out, like, we got to be friends. We got to hang out. We got to trade together. You got to tell me something about your diet. Every time. Every time. And I still know all of them, you know, years later.
many things that
did a did a um undisclosed job like you take away Little League there's a huge effect to that man's adulthood from taking out your right peewee football right right um the Boy Scouts yeah taking that out of the curriculum taking that two or three years or whatever from a guy
I mean, then something happens and it's like, I don't know which way he's east from west. You're right. It's almost intangible to exactly. Yeah, I know what you're saying. It takes away a fundamental building block. Like if I had to refer to it as something physical, it's like there's a block missing out of the structure here. There's a block missing out of the structure here. And then you have this unstable society of dudes, this generation of dudes that's really, really fragile
Gradually taken so much of this shit out and replaced it with like helmets and training wheels and making everything fucking safe And you can't say that because it might hurt somebody's feelings and we got to get bullying out of the school like there's so many people that are Strong and successful and tell you it's because they got bullied. You know what I mean? That's right And that's a father-son moment anyway, and that father-son moment can't be had and
Because the first thing we started taking out was the dads. So it's not just the fatherlessness. I feel like it's the institutions also. Because where is the rite of passage for these young dudes? Completely. Where is that line they're crossing? Completely. And it doesn't even have to be...
spoken, there's an understanding that I crossed this line and I came back. You're completely right, but if the system allows men to be raised with morals and principles, then it's pretty hard for the system to trample all over our morals and principles. So they don't want us to have any, right? They want us to be semi-depressed.
arguing with the guy next door to us because he's a different political party or color, and sitting there arguing with our wife over some dumb shit and just distracted. Distracted and divided. This is why they make sure that women and men cannot get along. It's why they make sure the blacks and whites can't get along. Democrats and Republicans can't get along. Nobody can get along, but the truth about it is
you said the power's in the people. You said the power's in the people. You said the power's in the people.