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People often ask me how it feels to be so rich. And I'm gonna try and explain it to you. Without arrogance, without bravado, without bragging, I want to genuinely make normal income people understand how it feels to be so rich.
So just so you understand, a lot of people speculate about the kind of money I have. And the saying is very true. If you know what you have, you don't have much. Because if you know what money's in your bank, you're the kind of person who has a bank account and you check your bank account and that's your money. And maybe a savings account and you check that, then you're poor. Rich people, we don't know how much money we have. Because I have investments of 30 or 40 or 50 million in stocks. So I'd have to go and check the stock price. And then I'd have to see if I could liquidate it all at once and what the penalty for that would be.
to see what my stocks have vested. I have to check all the crypto prices for all the things I have. Then I have property, right? Let's say I bought $110 million worth of property. That's what I've spent. What is it worth now? Could I sell it now? Is the market good? Could I lend against it at what percent? And then I obviously have liquid cash and then I have cars and diamonds, jewelry, watches, 172, two carat diamonds around my neck. I don't know. And that is before you even start
valuations. What is my company worth? Well, that generates $10 million for me. That's what I pay myself a month. What does my brand
What is my brand worth? What is the Andrew Tate brand worth if I sold it to then go and sell razors or deodorant to young men? The Andrew Tate brand is a billion dollar brand. So it's extremely hard for me to put a price on how much money I have. But for the normie who's sitting there wondering, assets, 300, 400, liquid cash, 50, 60, crypto, another 300, 400.
Now let me explain to you how it feels to be rich, that rich. I grew up in a Luton council estate with no money. I grew up poor. I grew up in a single parent household. I was a fighter, hence the black eye, nothing strange. I'm training for my next fight. And then I started to make some money and then I ended up one of the most famous men in the world and mega, mega wealthy. The thing
I can afford that. You just think, I want that. The whole money side of things gets removed when you're rich. So I want you to understand that when you hit ultra wealthy, the world is free. It feels like the world is free. When I go into a restaurant, I don't look at the price of anything on the menu. I don't even notice the prices. They don't even register to me. I don't even
this. And when the bill comes, I don't look at the bill. I just pay it. They could have charged me 10 times the amount. It doesn't matter. I just scan my card or one of my staff scan a card. So everything is free. You don't think I can afford things. You think things are free. I know this sounds strange, but this is what it feels like. So let's say I land in Dubai and I want to stay in a hotel and I ask my PA, yeah, find me five or six of the nicest five-star hotel. And I
probably 10 to 15 to 20 or $25,000 a night. I don't care. I look at the pictures and go, yeah, that one. There's no price consideration. There's no value consideration. I know there's some rich people who still drive a Toyota and all this shit. They're not actually rich. That's all cope for brokies to feel better. If all is rich, I drive a Toyota like that guy. The rich guy who still drives a Toyota is either autistic or not rich because the rich people I know have yachts
you know who still drives a Bugatti, sorry, the rich people you know who still drives a Toyota and doesn't drive a Bugatti and he just drives a Toyota, he's not rich. He has a couple hundred thousand in stocks and you think he's rich because you're poor. A couple hundred thousand is literally lunch. It's lunch for me. I spend a hundred thousand on lunch. You don't know what wealthy is. So please get rid of all that cope that rich people don't spend money. That's bullshit. Rich people spend $20,000 on a bottle of wine to drink when they're already drunk and they don't
shit of being humble and saving up in your 401k all those guys on twitter those financial advisors are like i'm a rich guy and i don't even have i drive a car from 2001 and i have a 401k and i've saved up 1.1 million a million dollars is nothing a million dollars is not even a car a million dollars not even a house i have two kernels de jescos at six million each i have three bigatties at six million each i have two paganis at seven million each i have 75 other cars ferraris lamborghinis not including the servicing of these cars not including maintaining these cars not including
need to put these cars in. I have a hundred million dollars of cars. You're talking about 1.1 million in a 401k. You're poor. You are poor. So when you're actually, actually rich, everything is free because we talked about cars and give an example. If I walk into a showroom, I look at the cars, I go, do I want this Lamborghini? I don't think how much does it cost? I don't think, can I afford it? I don't think, wow, I can afford it easily. Wow. It's cheap. I don't think any of that. I think, do I have somewhere to put it? Who's going to maintain it?
I going to drive it? Who's going to take pictures of it to show off on the internet? Because I can't be bothered. I don't need it. There's no money consideration. It's free anyway. I could take the car and not take the car. My bank balance looks exactly the same. It's just a matter of convenience and storage and staff. It's the same with women. When you become extremely rich and extremely famous, you can have any girl you want. So it's not like, oh, I want her. I'm going to get her.
be bothered. Everything is free. Everything is on a plate in front of you. It's an endless buffet.
And I really want to articulate this point. You stop considering the purchasing action. You don't sit and think, I have to purchase this and I can afford it because I'm rich. There is no purchasing. The world has shifted. You're in an alternate reality where every hotel is free. Every restaurant
Car dealerships are free. Clothes are free. Watches are free. Everything is free all of the time. You're just walking through like a game show, Truman Show, and everything is completely free for you. And it's just a matter of if you can be bothered to put it somewhere, bothered to store it, bothered to look after it.
What are you going to do with it? Because of the 106 cars I have, I've only driven 30.
So there was a time when I really enjoyed just buying shit because it didn't matter. But now it's really a matter of what am I going to do with this?
So if you ever are lucky enough, that's the wrong word. If you ever work hard enough, because it's actually very easy to do if you dedicate yourself, to become monumentally wealthy, genuinely rich rich.
world becomes free to you. You don't go through life thinking I can afford things. You go through life thinking that the simulation has shifted and that everything is just on a plate to be given to you, complimentary. And if you add in fame like I have, then that really does shift your perspective because you walk into a hotel anywhere in the world, Singapore, Dubai, New York, anywhere in the world. Mr. Tate, oh my God, you're Mr. Tate. I can't believe I watch all your videos. My sons
isn't it sweet Mr. Tate, Mr. Tate, Mr. Tate. And that's why a lot of famous people have these ridiculous egos. I of course don't have a ridiculous ego. I'm very grounded. I'm actually a very sensible man considering how wealthy I am. There's men with a fraction of my money and a fraction of my influence, a million times the ego. I'm still a guy from Luton with lots of money. I'm just a normal dude. But I want you to understand the feeling. Let me give an example.
I'm now at the penthouse, which is $25,000 a night. Why do I have a penthouse in this hotel for $25,000 a night? Because I got it when I first got here before I moved to my penthouse. I liked it, so I kept it.
I just kept the room. Just keep the penthouse and my penthouse. It's all free.
Do you understand?