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Okay. All right. What is up? Welcome back, Andrew. How you doing, bro?
- I'm good, my friend. How are you? - Good, good.
You know, we talk on and off from time to time almost all the time about cars and cars.
I was thinking before I did this, we need to carve out a good hour to just chop it up on cars and supercars and the life around that. I think that might be a fun talk one day.
absolutely we certainly do i mean it really is the best thing to do with money people always say to me
I started off with nothing and now I got a bit of money and they're like, oh, you got this money now. Do you want to do this? Do you want to do that? And I'm like, nope, I want to drive cars. The rest of it is garbage. The rest of it is not even fun. Yeah, this is very true. So for those of you guys just tuning in right now, do me a big solid. I'm going to grab the link. If you're watching this live somewhere else, come over and join us on YouTube. I'll drop the link there. So if you're on Facebook, Twitter, Twitch, whatever, just click that.
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Today we're going to be talking about...
I think this is an interesting one because I had something else scheduled, but I'd push it off the next week due to a reschedule. And I wanted to cover something on, you know, sharpening the mind sort of thing. And you had a bit of a Twitter beef earlier this week with Colty Bra.
And I followed both of you guys. Colton Dobson. Yes. Born in June, 1992. Lives in Huntington Beach, California. Yeah, Colton Dobson. All right, all right, all right. Cool the jets a bit. But, I mean, like, I've followed the both of you, you know, for a while. And I thought that it was interesting watching that unfold.
And I think this is probably a better way to cover the topic. And I've got a personal story, too, that I want to share. I'll leave that towards the end because it's around something on this topic of sharpening the mind. But I know that a lot of people have come to this for their dose of red meat. So let's give them the drama and the red meat. Why don't you tell them how this spat unfolded?
and how it came to a conclusion. And just a heads up, guys,
My cleaners are late, so I'm probably going to have to step away for like 10 seconds just to make sure they don't come in here because they're Portuguese and they don't understand English too good. So if I mute my audio and turn off the camera, that's why. Go ahead.
Right. So, yeah, this is a long story. And there they are. So I'll be right back. So carry on. No problem. This Twitter artist, he's been around for a while. I think anyone who's in the Twitter space has probably seen him. He likes to take shots at people. He's been around for a while. And he had a few digs at me two or three years ago, and I largely ignored him.
Because I don't believe in half measures, right? I either completely ignore somebody or I aim to destroy them.
It turns out he's a cocaine addict. He gets hype in front of his computer and he likes to start beefs for clout. And one day I had a little bit of time for him, which was three or four days ago. I had some spare time and I decided to destroy his brand and do my absolute best to wreck his life.
And luckily, he
capitulated and showed the world he was a coward before I really managed to even get started. I mean, we were only 24 hours in, so the real fun and games didn't even start.
But I think he realized that, you know, there's some people on the internet who talk and there's some people on the internet who talk and do something else.
Sorry, so I missed the start, so forgive me, guys. But what was it that – like, why would he want to pick a fight with a –
champion kickboxer. Like where did that come from? Because that's clout, right? This is the thing that's amazing to me about this whole spat. When this whole thing started, everyone started saying, oh, Colty's going to fight Tate.
He was never going to fight me.
He was never going to fight me. It's amazing to me that people were pretending there was ever a chance, even 1% chance he was going to show up and fight me. Of course not. You've had this happen a few times. Then you challenge the fighter.
Sorry. You've had this happen a few times, though, like a few people have. Oh, it happens all the time, all the time. Yeah. But I mean, this is the first time that I've seen somebody that actually like claims to be like an MMA.
combatant, like somebody that's had fights.
Listen, if two people want to fight, trust me, I've been in their cage in the ring enough times. No, if two people want to fight, it doesn't take long to organize.
It certainly doesn't take, you know, a whole bunch of talking and a whole bunch of back and forth. And this guy's talking garbage and saying he's going to fight me and this, that. He's just trying to he's trying to get status. And it's amazing to me that I actually lost a little bit of faith in the.
rotting corpse of the masculine side of Twitter as it is, that these people are sitting there pretending there was ever a chance it was even going to happen. There's people sitting there going, this is going to be a good fight. Like, are you out of your mind?
This guy's talking crap for clout. You're giving him attention for no reason. He doesn't deserve it. He has no intention of fighting me.
And they wait and enough people tagged me and wasted enough of my life reading it. I thought, you know, I have to dedicate 36 hours to reckon this fool.
This is insanity. So so the challenge came up and then why weren't you able to follow through to get the fight booked and then take the deposits and set up the event? Like what happened from there? So he said he'd fight me. I said, no problem. Here's a contract. And he went silent, just disappeared. Because that was his intention all along to pretend he was going to fight and then not sign a contract and not fight. So then I put fifty thousand dollars in escrow.
I was like, look, you're not going to now sign a contract and then not turn up. You're not going to waste even more of everybody's time. So I put $50,000 in escrow instantly.
once again, put it on Twitter, he started slow replying, slow replying, slow replying.
And at this point,
I understood that he has no intention of fighting me, but he's wasted my time and he said my name. So he has to pay a price one way or another.
and that's when i took a little bit time out my life and instigated
a campaign against his entire family. I intended on litigating his bloodline into eternal poverty. And I would do exactly that. I would do exactly that with a smile on my face.
People don't understand, right?
I wouldn't say I'm bored, but I certainly miss war. Let's put it that way. You're going to give me a reason. If you're going to annoy me enough to go out on my way, I will spend 10 hours a day
every single day for the rest of my human years, inconveniencing you.
I will do that and I will sit and laugh with my brother from the seat of my private plane. I don't care if it costs me $100 to take one from you. I'll do that trade all day and we'll see who runs out of money first.
I'm that guy. So when he decided to finally keep saying my name to the point where I was like, OK, we're going to fight. Then I realized it was all just a lie. He's not even going to give me the honor. He's not going to give. He doesn't have enough honor as a man to turn up. I want the glory. I want to smash his face in. He ain't going to give me the chance. Well, I have to ruin his life, don't I? What else am I supposed to do?
So I began a campaign. What was the, um, what was the initial beef with you? Like he just, he just started running his mouth about how you weren't what you said you were, or like, where did it come from?
Yeah, I think the lowest and easiest. Because it was convenient that it got tied around the time that you started posting about the Bugatti and it ended up on the Bugatti website with your name embroidered on the headrests.
Yeah, I think you'll know this as well yourself. The easiest way to try and clout chase is to find somebody of high status and attack them.
Right. That's all it is. I mean, you probably get this yourself, right? If you're a nobody and you want some clout, you find somebody of high status and you run your mouth.
So, I mean, I'm out there. He just, I guess he just decided me. I don't know why he'd pick me.
I actually like to think that
I,
I'm not going to I mean, nobody's scared of anybody on Twitter or the Internet. Right. But I like to think that there's enough about me. He should have known what was going to happen.
He should have known I was going to do something about it. I don't know why he was ignorant, drunk, high, stupid.
Autistic, not sure which one he is. Probably a combination of them all. But he just wants some clout, right? And in general, I don't have that many haters online. I don't have that many. So I guess he thought he'd be unique and be the one who wants to run his mouth to me and look like a tough guy.
You do get hate, though. I noticed a lot of the exchanges back and forth. There's a lot of people that...
Yeah.
I don't know what kind of language they think that is necessary to use, but they certainly pick their favorite guy, right? Like everybody's got their favorite fighter, you know, if there's a fight like, you know, there's, you know, like there's people are going to side with Tate, there's people are going to side with his opponent sort of thing, right? And
you know, they get into the emotion, the energy, like the whole scenario of the whole thing, and then it just kind of collapses on itself and implodes. But now...
The part that I wanted to get to was how winners win, right? Because, I mean, you've been up against this, I'm sure, your entire life. I mean, you're a guy that came from no one. You started kickboxing. I've seen your record. We've talked before. You're clearly who you say you are.
You know, there's a first like initial moment when I came across, you know, Andrew Tate on Twitter. And I was like, who is this guy? He's, you know, he's loud. He's boisterous. He's very confident. You know, he's either really full of shit or he really is who he says, you know, he is. And it took me a while to figure it out. Right. And obviously, you know, I've, you know, I've made my conclusion on that. But, you know, then you went like full...
full-on on on him like you're talking about you know you got his family involved i think you mentioned his name oh well i certainly got his family all of them all of them they were scum richard they will pay you know how did you how did you manage to include his family in a lawsuit like like how would they be involved with him running his mouth on twitter that's the part that i'm trying to connect the dots on
They birth scum and they will pay the price.
Listen, here's the thing about winning and life. There's no such thing as Rambo. Everyone has this idea of this lone cat Rambo kind of thing. The most dangerous people in the world are people with networks. They're people who know people.
And it's people with liquid wealth. Listen, I'm part of networks and groups. I'm part of organizations where I can drop a $20,000 prize and say,
This Twitter tag, 20 grand with ideas and information that's going to destroy his life. It took, that's all I did. It took three minutes. I had his name, his address, his dad's job, his sister's bra size. You name it. I had all of it. It was done. It took three minutes. That many people sold him out, eh?
Oh, absolutely. Everybody. So look, no, there's no such thing as anonymity. That's the thing I don't understand about the internet. You put your face, you put your face out there. I put my face out there. A lot of guys are out of my face. Yeah, I put my real face, my real name out there. Like we're one of the few that actually do that here.
Exactly. And people are out there trying to hide, but you can't even hide. You can't hide in this world. It took all of three minutes to get all the information and ask for litigating his parents.
Listen,
I don't I'll say this right here right now, and I don't care because I might still litigate them and I'll still say this. I don't need a reason.
You're going to have to defend yourself.
Regardless, that's the thing about the American legal system. You cannot ignore it. I don't care if it costs me a million dollars to take a thousand dollars out of your bank. You're going to be in court twice a month for the rest of your human years. I don't care.
I will sue you for any and every reason forever. And you're going to have to hire lawyers and turn up forever. I'll do that. I'm that guy. I'm petty.
I'm petty and I've got a lot of money and a lot of time. So it's not even about guilty. It's not about why. It's just about because I can. It's one of many, many things I was going to do. I'd buy the property next to his father's Airbnb and list it for free. I will bankrupt you. You don't understand the levels I will go to. I'm that guy. And the guy, and he, as soon as he could feel it,
And he felt it because people turned up at his door. Once I had his address, I started putting, I didn't want to get banned from Twitter. Obviously, it happened in the end anyway. But at first, I put his street name. Then I put his house number.
And then when guys turned up at his house, listen, I had to fly some friends of mine from Vegas to L.A.
Like I have to spend money on this shit.
This took time out of my life when he looked out the window and saw the SUV. Then he starts apologizing on the Internet. Like, oh, bitch.
Welcome to the real world. Worlds have consequences. And it wasn't even hard for me to do. Richard, all I did was I sent some messages to a few private groups I'm in and said, look, cash prize, this guy needs to pay. That's all it was. It wasn't even difficult. And I still haven't even decided. I still might do it, Richard.
You know what? I still might do it. I still might litigate him into the fucking ground.
Why not? What else have I got to do?
I don't like him. Yeah. I don't like him. I told him this ends. You've been warned, Internet. This ends. Listen, I'm a man. I'm a man of honor, right? If I have a problem with anybody and they agree to fight me and they turn up and they beat me, I'll take the L.
I'm not petty. I'm not, I can't, I'm not all those guys who can't take the L. If he would have gotten the cage and won, I take it. If he would have gotten the cage and lost, I still would have dropped it. But if you're going to say my name and pretend you're going to fight me and then just waste everybody's time, waste the fight promoter's time, waste a bunch of idiots on Twitter's time, everyone pretending this was going to be a thing. No, he deserves to pay. He deserves to pay because words have consequences. Before the internet, if he was talking like he was talking to my face, he would have had serious facial injuries.
And he knows that. So, you know what? What's that Mike Tyson line? No, no, no, Richard. He has to pay. I might have to do it. What's that Mike Tyson line? Something along the lines of, you know, social media has people way too comfortable with not getting punched in the face or saying dumb shit.
No, but that's it. Social media has people far too comfortable disrespecting each other without risking getting punched in the face because that's the truth. When you're a man, this is the thing with women, right? Women will shout at each other and each other's faces and it doesn't really cross their mind unless they're quite ghetto to get physical. But as a man, you don't raise your voice without understanding there's a chance.
It's about to become a physical confrontation. So you're very, very selective and careful with how you speak to other men and when you raise your voice. Social media has changed all of that.
And it's kind of
It's kind of interesting. We talk about anti-fragility a lot. Yes. And we talk about becoming a sovereign individual and becoming a man who is to some degree hard to hurt. But if you're going to be that guy, you also need an offense, don't you? Right? Well, yeah. I mean, if you open your mouth and say something, you better have something to back it up is the way that I've always positioned. Like I would never take on somebody that I know that could easily destroy me.
Right? Nor would I say anything like, would I go on a campaign?
And, you know, like up against somebody like, I don't know, Elon Musk and say that he doesn't know what he's doing in his business and I could run it better and he's a Muppet and blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah sort of thing. Right. I wouldn't.
Because clearly he's more successful than I am, right? So you've taken this personally. By the way, has it always been this way whenever you've set up fights, you know, in the past? Because you've done over 70 fights, I think now, right?
Yeah, about 87 fights now. Has there always been that back and forth leading up to it? You know what? Sometimes there is, and sometimes there isn't. I've got some very good friends who I fought with.
Sometimes it can be very gentlemanly. It can be like, hey,
This will be good for our careers. All right, bro. Yeah. Shake hands. Cool. See you in a month. Like it can be quite cool or it can be like this.
Like if he really wanted to fight me, it didn't even have to be a negative thing. He could have come along and respectfully challenged me. Like it could have all been a very respectful thing. The guy's just an idiot.
But the broader point is the point of the internet now. We live in a world now where everyone wants to run their mouth all the time without any kind of repercussion.
And I think that we're living in a kind of strange period where
Warfare hasn't gone fully digital, but in the next 10 to 20 years, it's going to be pure digital warfare. The way they're trying to lock us down in separate countries, et cetera, et cetera, et cetera, it's going to be pure digital warfare. So...
Even the networks I consulted to get the information on this guy.
it's something i've been constructing and working on for a while because i understand that
Whether I'm doing business with somebody or whether somebody pisses me off on Twitter, maybe you're going to need an offense sooner or later. And it's good to have an offense that you can quickly deploy, isn't it? Colty's not Colt. Sorry, not Colty. That's not his name. Colton Dobson from Huntington Beach, California is not a special person. He's nothing. He's nobody. Anybody could run their mouth to me. I could do the same thing to them. I've turned up a dude's houses before. I put it on Twitter. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I knew this. I saw that on the conversation you had with Tom Segura on your mom's house when you broke it.
Hilarious, by the way. If you guys haven't seen the podcast with Andrew and Tom Segura and his wife, I don't think I've laughed.
I probably laughed harder at Andrew dealing with Tom's wife than I have watching Tom's stand-up. And I like Tom as a stand-up comic.
they were actually as well to be fair to them they were so cool because they were they were they were kind of like anime they were kind of making fun of me and my yeah they made fun of you on one of your i actually had the same thing too because i had one with uh me and aubrey huff who's the baseball player and they took one of my clips in one of their segments and they broke it down i haven't responded to it or anything like that but i you know but i've seen them do that to quite a few people now
Yeah, no, but they were so nice in person. They were 100%. Yeah, it was a great conversation.
Okay, so back to this whole like how winners win and like what it takes to win at war sort of thing, because a lot of people don't understand this. You know, there's some that are
Like here in a super chat, somebody says here, Ryan Stone doesn't believe Andrew actually brought SUVs to Colty's house. Could you please set the record straight, Andrew? Oh, no. Oh, not Ryan Stone. If Ryan Stone has a negative opinion, what do... Not Ryan Stone. I think he's the most important guy in the world. Ryan Stone. Give a fuck about Ryan Stone. Listen, I might be going to comment on Ryan Stone. I know he's a friend of yours, et cetera, et cetera. Me and him have gone back and forth, blah, blah, blah. I don't give a fuck what Ryan Stone believes.
Rhinestone does not pass the six foot test. He's not even a man. So I don't give a fuck what Rhinestone says.
rhinestone is not rhinestone's not of interest to me why else would he have capitulated so quickly there was no one outside of his house that's exactly where i was going to take it back to because clearly the strategy worked i mean you've got a guy who's got a reputation on twitter i mean the way that i would define colty bra as uh somebody that purports to be very successful in e-commerce he has a screenshot of his sales i know a few people that have bought his course uh
big dude he looks like you know typical chad chisel draw you know blonde hair sort of guy um and he posts about interesting stuff but i was but i was surprised how fast it was all let's fight you're a pencil neck geek or that there was something along that lines in a in like a dm thread which we can't show because andrew's not on twitter anymore and colt you know deleted the thread and whatever like who cares like you guys that have seen it know that it happens just trust
it, right? Because he had talked a good talk for so long on Twitter. And then it was just like, oh, this isn't going to happen. Andrew and I had a conversation and we've worked things out. And then you did the screenshot of the origin. Can you talk about that?
Yeah, absolutely. Listen, I don't listen. I don't give a fuck what rhinestone says of all the people on earth who don't matter. He's he's he's up there. There was people outside his house. He looked out his window and he crapped himself. That's exactly what happened. I flew some friends from Vegas. Look, there's 10 million Romanians outside of Romania.
I got friends everywhere. I flew some dudes. And I'm not saying they were going to shoot him in the head or nothing.
But it's just a message. It's presence. Every time you go outside your house, there's hate employees. You put four big guys that are over six foot on somebody's front lawn. Just a bunch of dudes in a car. Yeah, yeah, yeah. You did the same thing in the UK when you had that guy on Twitter running his mouth too, right?
And, but here's the thing. He, he actually made the right decision because like he'd sit there and go, okay, these guys are probably not going to shoot me on site. Right. Because it's too documented and everyone's going to go to jail.
But even if I call the police on them, they've not committed a crime. So nothing's going to happen to them. So am I just going to accept that every single time I leave my house for the rest of my life, there's people who work for Tate who might follow me or watch me or be here? What about my mom or my sister? It's uncomfortable. It's extremely uncomfortable. Right. If I decide to do it to Ryan Stone's little pokey ass, he's going to be very, very uncomfortable.
It's not a very, very comfortable situation to be in. So he did the right thing. He realized it escalated beyond a scenario he could properly contain. And he didn't like it. And he pussied out, which...
He made the right decision. He had no choice. He had no recourse at that point. He lost completely and utterly. I think anybody in their right mind would send a tweet when you see dudes outside your house. I think you'd be like, okay, all right, all right. I was only fucking, I was only playing games. I'm sorry.
That is what it is. I mean, is his e-commerce brand real? No, that's a lie. Bunch of shit.
I know that for a fact, he ain't got no nine figure e-commerce brand. Dude's a web developer.
So the guys, even rich. I mean, is he jacked? Yeah, he takes a few bit of gear, a bunch of cocaine.
He goes to MMA class twice a week. I know who he trains with. And all the pictures of him doing homosexual work, because that's what he was doing. He was doing a bunch of gay for pay stuff. A bunch of gays were worshiping him for money. All those pictures of him doing that on his gay profiles are on their way to his MMA gym.
along with listen they were all they were all going to be in the legal letter to his father
all his homosexual stuff. I ain't playing games with people.
I ain't playing games. If Ryan Stone wants the picture from 21 Con of what time he had two drinks and collapsed like a little girl, if he wants that everywhere, I could do the same thing. It's like, I've got all of it.
I've got all of it. I just have to say a name. Ryan Slater ain't even his real fucking name. He thinks I don't know his name.
People just need to shut up about me. Don't just leave me alone. I have a bunch of time and a bunch of money. I'm that guy. Just leave me in Romania. Just do your thing with other people. This is like biblical level of strategic thinking. And your old man was a chess master. I mean, some people that don't know who you are or might be newer to this conversation, they probably don't know this. But your father was a chess master. He was a very good strategic thinker. You also played chess when you were young. Did...
Did that play a significant role in the strategic, like mathematically? Because when you win or lose chess, you take ownership for it. The checkmate is a checkmate. A draw is a draw. You know, whatever happens happens sort of thing. But as you play the game,
You go through the motions and you're left with options. And did this level of thinking come from playing chess? Was this something that your father instilled in you? Like, where did you learn how to do this? Yeah, absolutely. You need to identify weaknesses, right? Because everybody has them. You have to know your opponent, yeah. You need to identify weaknesses and you need to prepare.
Right. So especially especially with the culty thing, even before, even though I knew he wouldn't sign the contract. Right. But even before the contract was sent, I was already preparing all of the options in case he didn't.
If he would have signed it, I wouldn't have done any of the things I did.
Right. It's the same way you play chess. I mean, you look at the pieces, you're like, I have the option of these moves here.
and you've got them ready to go should you need to deploy them. Correct. And I also have an amazing network of individuals and people I work with who have fantastic ideas. Like I have very good friends who have a lot of influence and a lot of power and a lot of money.
And if I say, look, this guy's upset me, they don't ask why.
it's not like oh does he deserve it i i put a tweet up on my account which is now banned
And I said, the true mark of a friend is as follows. And I'll tell you this story.
It's a very quick story, but in a club, I saw a fight and a guy got punched.
And his friends all ran over and started asking the guy who got punched, they were asking him, why did he hit you? Why did he hit you? Why did it happen? And I thought...
they're not warriors because if someone punches my friend
I'm going to go. I'm just going to just I'm in now. I'm going to go over to whatever the situation is and start smacking everybody until there's bodies on the floor. And we'll find out why later. I don't I don't care why my brother or my friend. Everyone has to pay first. Then we'll find out.
Right. So some people are just war minded and some people aren't.
And that's a little analogy that gives it. But this guy
this guy wasn't ready for it i don't know i don't know what he was thinking i think the internet gets people very very comfortable with a bunch of garbage
But I really try and just keep myself to myself. But if people really want to start on me and pick me pick on me and use my name for cloud, eventually, sooner or later, I'm just going to make them regret it because I have too much resource. And all of my friends are exactly the same. So the point I was making earlier is if I tell my friends someone's upset me, they're not going to say, does he deserve to have his house taken from him? They're going to say, oh, someone's up to take. Then let's go.
That's who we are as men. It's all. It's all a song. Yeah, that's a lost art. I mean, I was talking about this at one point in one of the podcasts, but I mean, you want a circle of brothers of men that you can rely on. Guys that, you know, like if I were to show up on...
their front porch at three o'clock in the morning with a shovel and a body in my trunk.
they'd be like, all right, well, where are we going? It's not questioning or calling anybody or reporting you. It's like, what do you need me to do? That's what you want with your inner circle. And I think that's incredibly, I mean, it's a lost art. It's something that used to exist. I don't think it exists as much as it used to in the past. So it's one of the reasons why I like talking to you, Andrew, about stuff like this is you've got a way of thinking and dealing with things that most people ignore or avoid or they're scared of dealing with, right?
It's frightening. It's too much. You know, is this guy going to whatever? I wanted to talk a little bit more about the strategy that you used and share a personal story that I have because I dealt with something similar to this. I don't know. It was maybe about 15 years ago, right? So I used to have these three people that used to work with me. Two of them were employed with me. One of them was working with one of the other guys and we were working on a project and I would go
and this food was ordered, you know, she'd hang out for a bit but leave. Long story short,
They ended up doing some underhanded things, which I can't talk about because of the settlement. But similar to how Andrew dealt with this scenario, one of the strategies that I used when I had to go legal on this, and I did have to go legal, was I named the guy's wife.
She wasn't going to be on the business contract, but she was at the house, and she was tied into the conversations from time to time. It was a strategy that my lawyer
I got further counsel on it as well, but it ended up working and he ended up settling simply because the missus was involved and she didn't want to get dragged into the lawsuit, have to go to court, look bad on public record because of her profession. There's all this other stuff, you know, too now, but...
When it comes to conflict, okay, guys, and this is true for anything, you're going through the divorce machine, you're dealing with a business strategy, I don't think anything should be off the table.
Okay. You want to win. You want to play to win. That's what playing to win looks like. You know, Cobra Tate is your, is your pinnacle example of this. Like this is the alpha God sort of strategy that we're talking about right now. Right? Like why would you mess with a championship kickboxer publicly and then back down that quickly? Right? Clearly what you did worked.
what you did work. And, and, and you, you know, you nailed it because we said earlier about how my boys will go to war for me without thinking. Right. And no one's going to ask any wise. As soon as I said, that man upset me, nobody was asking me what he did. Everyone was just out to hurt him as much as possible. Right. And it's kind of the same because if you don't have that network, they also won't take fire for you the same. So you just nailed it, right? His wife, he settled because his wife,
You instilled cowardice. You instilled fear inside of his own camp.
Because now his wife is in his ear. Oh, I don't need this. Just say, oh, blah, blah, blah. That's another problem. If you don't have a serious circle of brothers, if they attack your brothers or the people who are close to you, they're going to turn on you very, very quickly. And that's another thing you need to consider. Like if someone were to try and tie my brother into something that involved me, my brother would be like, good, because it does involve me. He'd be happy for it. But most people are not like that.
And that's where it's more and more important. We talk about a lot of things in this kind of space and this side of Twitter, but they all kind of tie back to the same thing and they all tied back to.
masculine networks and masculine support systems in which you have men of honor and to a degree real men of honor is what we're talking about
Yeah, absolutely. Because men used to be bound by something, Richard. They're either bound under a flag of a country or bound by language or bound by the need for survival. We used to be bound together. And if you don't have brothers that you're at least bound to by something.
You know, if you're all just in it purely for your own interest and you meet, you know, three times a year and you have a bit of wine, whatever, whatever, that's different. You need to. And this is one of the things I really do thank.
You know, like my entire life has been
full of tribulation.
But I really do thank my upbringing and the fact that I grew up in a very impoverished place because the reason gangs exist is,
are for survival, man. This is why people join them.
This is like I grew up with needing guys who I knew would fight next to me. And just because I have money, nothing about my mindset has changed.
If it's exactly the same. And I think a lot of people try and pretend it's not real. Like guys like Colton or rhinestone or whoever want to sit there and pretend that Twitter is to be all and end all of the world. It certainly isn't Twitter is a website. There's real people. I'm a real person. I'm sovereign. I exist.
One day you might see me. It's the guy next to you prepared to take an ass kicking along with you.
Because if he's not, why is he even your friend? You know, like this goes beyond. So Colton Dobson was a fun little thought experiment and it was, you know, it was fun for me to mess with, but it goes and shows, it goes to show everything you're saying about the people who are close to you. They're either on, firstly, they need to be on your side, but secondly, they're your weakness.
Look at what it did to Scott Adams. You see Scott Adams' wife? Yeah, that was brilliant.
Yeah, that was great. Can I tell the story? So, so Andrew, so Andrew and Scott Adams, and if you know who Scott Adams is, I mean, he's on Twitter, he's very popular. He does coffee shows and blah, blah, blah, writes books. And he's married to a younger, very attractive woman. She's, she's what, like 25, 30?
Something like that, yeah. And he's got to be into his 50s, maybe even 60. He's significantly older than...
Yeah, I mean, looking at that relationship, I knew something wasn't right. Yeah, I mean, like right off the get-go. I mean, he's neither alpha or beta bucks. But yeah, he was running his mouth. And all of a sudden, you know, there's a quick like 25-second screen video on your phone of her and you exchanging DMs with hearts and emojis and come on over sort of thing. Just, you know, just like that. There you go. This is the man's wife.
right? Because he was running his mouth. So, I mean,
It's beyond me why people try to flick boogers at you. I mean, you've clearly proven yourself, but I guess it gets lonely at the top and stuff like this needs to continue to happen to make sure that you maintain your crown, I suppose. A lot of people aren't introspective enough.
to truly understand how weak they are.
Like I have genuinely done serious work on myself. And I've also consulted with some of my friends, which are extremely high level individuals.
We've done a lot of work to see exactly how vulnerable we are. I know my vulnerabilities, right? I know what they are. I've analyzed myself. I know what you can find out about me online.
I know my weaknesses in regards to females or friends or children or offspring. I've literally sat and analyzed myself. If you were to attack me, because I'm not scared. Listen, there's been points in my life where I had real people trying to kill me. And I'm talking about real people. I'm talking about Albanian gangsters with murder charges. So I'm not scared about Brian Stone on Twitter. He's a nobody.
I've been through it for real. So I've analyzed my life. Most people haven't.
Scott Adams has never sat there and thought, what's my weakest point? Well, it's clearly my wife who doesn't love me. That's a pretty obvious one to me. I looked at the dude and thought, okay, that's how I piss him off. That's going to take 10 seconds.
How many people do you think actually go through a risk assessment to see how vulnerable they are, like what their weak points are? I'd say it's really low.
I don't think anybody does, because just like nearly everything else in the world, when people identify they have a problem, then they feel implored to act and people are scared of action. So they like the ostrich.
tactic.
Oh, it's fine. And hide their heads.
Thank you.
They don't want to sit there and go, okay, what dirt on me really exists? Okay. Where's my weak points? Okay. Who would actually turn on me? Okay. Who would fold under pressure? Okay. Which, which, which of my business interests could be seriously damaged by, I mean, even me and the way I make money, I know you can't really damage me. Oh, you're going to say the casino owner is a bad guy. Are you? Oh yeah. I'm sure no one's going to go to my casino. Who gives a shit? Right? Like, so I know my weaknesses.
right and even even like a few people have been clever and tried they've messaged some of my girlfriends and tried to get me caught cheating and all this other crap that's all that doesn't work because my girls know the game so i have all myself myself's pretty tied up but most people aren't culty never considered for a second he didn't even know his weaknesses if you don't even know where you're going to get hit it's going to hurt twice as hard hey you know again dude like i was impressed with how how much mouth was run i was like okay well this is going to happen then
And then how quickly it just went quiet and disappeared. And Andrew and I had a conversation and worked it all out.
That was, that was, that was rapid, man. Like that was impressive. That, that was impressive. He looked out the window. He shit himself. His mother looked out the window. She shit herself. His whole family's in fear and it has to come to an end. What else is it going to be? Yeah.
Let's hop over these super chats to see what people are all saying here because there's a few chiming in. James says, Tate has been a podcast here. Dude's an actual legend. Yeah, there's, again, watch your mom's house podcast with Andrew. I promise you're going to laugh. Eric says, thank you, Andrew, for providing hookup. You're a true G. I'm ordering my new 100K car in the middle of Toronto lockdown. What did he get?
What do you got?
Yeah, what are you getting, my friend, man? Listen, if you have any money in the bank, spend all of it on a car. Spend all of it. It's the best thing to spend the money on. Spend it all. And by the way, in the Toronto market right now, in this price point, there's very little on the market, man. There's not much going on. We've got serious supply shortages in the exotic car space. Terry says, Andrew, how much conversation and time needed to be spent on Wife LTR? I know you've mentioned all you do is work party, come out, have sex and sleep.
bond with your women if that's at all.
Yeah, of course. Of course I bond with my woman. I want to make something clear. A lot of people have this misunderstanding about me that I live a loveless life and my girls are just scared of me, etc. My relationships at home look pretty much like any other loving, happy relationship.
My women love me and I love them and we're nice to each other.
And we are bonded by common drive towards my goals because I'm the man and I'm trying to conquer the world. So she finds her bonding with me and her mutual interest in my success.
When Genghis Khan was conquering the earth, do you think he had to come home and talk knitting with a bitch? Or did he come home and talk about the fact he conquered the earth?
That's what she was like. Oh, well, I'm with Genghis. Oh, you murdered people today. Okay, Genghis, good job.
So like you want to bond with your wife, you need to come home with a story to tell. You need some conquest. You're probably not doing shit. You're coming home with nothing to fucking talk about. That's your fault. It ain't her fault. That's your problem.
If you were doing enough interesting, then you'd be bonded fine. Trust me, I can come in the house, give a three-second rendition of my day and the problems I've solved and the bullets I've dodged, and then it's on.
like that's that's about being a man too many too many people in this space
think they think they need to go to the woman and change the woman. I promise you, if you're actually the man, it ain't that hard.
It really isn't.
Yep. It's been said many times, women would rather share a high value alpha than be straddled with a faithful loser. Enrique, who's also a fighter, by the way, he's an up and comer. I've talked to him a few times, shows the power and value of networking. Thank you for all your resources, gentlemen. You're welcome, dude, I'm sure Andrew's.
in Eastern Europe, he'd say, look, this has happened in Hungary or Romania. What do you got on the guy? 20 minutes, boom, done. You need to know important people and you're only going to know important people. Life's a value exchange, right? You're going to give value from people when you can give value to people. And if you're going through life and you don't know anybody important, it's probably because you're not very important yourself.
And that's, it's all once again, completely your fault. I truly believe not to get too spiritual, to preach too much, but I truly believe the life that every single one of us lives is the life that we have accepted and constructed for ourselves.
You are living a life that is completely head to toe your fault. If you want it to be better, you'd be more uncomfortable with what you currently have to get it to the point where it would need to be. It's all your fault. If you're sitting there going, oh, you know, my wife's the three. I play Tekken on Twitch for pennies. My name's Ryan Stone. If your life sucks, then that's your fault. That's 100% your fault. There's no one else's.
right you just have to accept it
All right, let's get off the Ryan thing.
Reeve, hey, Rich, I'm 20 and was involved in a house fire last year. My house got destroyed, lost everything I own. Just want to thank you for your content. It has helped me to bounce back, man. Much love. You're welcome, dude.
Glad it's been useful. There's a few other supers here. Good content from my friend, Mr. Bosker.
Basic concept. My buddy, Paul, don't start crap you aren't willing to finish. And don't pretend that you say behind a screen doesn't have consequences. Great show. Absolutely, dude.
Accountability.
It's a really good one, but you know what? You know what reminds me of this? Do you ever play Hold'em poker? No, I've never been a poker player. I played a lot of blackjack and rapid blackjack, though.
Okay. Sometimes I play hold them, right?
And I've got a kind of okay hand.
And you put a bit of money in, you know, you put a couple hundred in whatever. And then some guy raises you like 10 grand and you're sitting there going, why did I start this? Why did, why did I start this stupid? Now I go, am I going to go 10 grand in on this crappy hand, seven and queen, some, some junk.
And that's a really important point. I ignored Colty for three years.
I ignored him and all his stupid digs for years. I'm a, I'm an all or nothing guy. I, I either just basically ignore you. I might reply a little or just walk you whatever. But if I'm the second I decide to go to war, it must be one. It's blitzkrieg. You can't half do anything. It's better to do nothing than to half do something.
So he absolutely nailed it. Don't start something you weren't prepared to finish. If I wasn't prepared to literally impoverish his entire bloodline, I wouldn't have done anything. But the fact is I was.
I was ready to instruct my son upon coming of age to find his children and litigate them into poverty once again. This was going to be generational. His great grandson would be eating scraps from a trash can talking about the day his great grandfather messed with Andrew Tate. It was never going to end.
never and that's the point it was all or nothing so if you're and this is a lesson for life you gotta keep this in mind let's touch if you're ever in a bar
I say in a lot of my podcast how I try to avoid street fights. I really I really avoid them at my absolute best. There's been a whole bunch of times I've walked away. People have been calling me a pussy and I walk away because I know once it goes down, someone's going to die. And it might be me. I'm not saying I'm Superman. Right.
But it's either for me, it's nothing. But if it's on, if there's two of them and there's a knife on the table, I'm just stabbing people. I'm not punching nobody. I don't know how many friends they got. I don't know if they got weapons.
It's all or nothing. I'm that guy. So you have to be like that in your mind. If you're going to go, you got to go for real or don't do anything.
100 percent uh paul follows up uh lol and don't worry i'm driving while i watch this pulse um you'll probably see it on on
on the gram at some point this weekend. We're doing a bit of a retreat, me and Paul and a few other guys this weekend up north. It's going to be a good time. Damian Platts, people don't put... Ron is Romanian, isn't it?
Yes, that's about seven or eight dollars. People don't put enough emphasis on the importance of having a powerful network. It's true, guys, a powerful, a useful network. I mean, listen, I know Paul, not Paul. I know that Andrew has his war room. I've got my own community. People will will will flick boogers at these things, but they don't understand the power of the network and what happens unless you're inside it and you see the use of it and you see the connections that are made and and the work that's done beyond that. I know because I've talked to
privately a few times that there's a lot of useful stuff that happens in men's communities, especially high level men's communities where you have top shelf men. I mean, if you're doing some
Absolutely. You know, doing like a book club or you've got like a video game raid on World of Warcraft or some shit. That's pretty entry level stuff. The kind of things that Andrew and I talk about to our guys in our community are very high level. And to be able to make a few phone calls and say, hey, take this, you know, take care of this, that or the other thing. You want those people in your inner circle. You absolutely want them. Their network is very, very powerful. Eric says, Tate, you're a master strategist. Go ahead. Yeah.
Thank you.
No, but let's look at very recently GME and GameStop. Look at how Reddit took on the hedge funds. People are going to sit there and laugh at your network or my network when a bunch of Redditors got together and bankrupted a hedge fund. That's the power of networking. That's absolutely the power of networking. That's all it's ever been.
sit there and make fun of networks.
They're just self-conscious and they don't believe they're going to be accepted into a network because they're a self-conscious individual. That's it. They usually have value to provide. Yeah. The first thing you want to do is find other high value guys. That's all you want to do. Exactly. Exactly. They usually protest because they can't afford the admission or they think that there's dodgy things. It's usually just because they don't fit in it. And it's like, fine, you know, if you don't fit, then don't fit. But come back, you know, if you want to when you're a good fit. You know, it's not difficult. Eric. One more. You said something really important there. Yeah, go ahead.
affording the price of admission and that's another thing that i find very interesting is that
When you speak to a person who is...
of low quality, right? And when I say low quality, I don't even mean income because I'm from a low income background. I mean, a low quality person. They think in terms of win lose because their whole life, they've either been scamming someone
or being scammed. So when they look at a network like yours or mine, they sit there and go, well, maybe it's a scam. Maybe he's going to take my money and I get nothing back.
What happens when you meet with elite people is we all think in terms of win-win.
It's a different mentality, right? So the win-win mentality is me and him are going to work together and we're both going to win. There doesn't have to be a loser. Amongst the elites, when elites work together, it's always win-win. The pharma company and the government are working together right now. It's win-win. Don't worry about it. Nobody's losing, right? Except the people outside of the transaction.
And this is what you'll have. A lot of people who flip boogers and networks are just people who are low quality and think in terms of win lose. They go, well, if I pay this fee, he's won, so I must lose. That's absolutely not the case.
If you pay to join Richard's network or my network or any network or whatever it is,
That's okay. The person who bought you to join may win, but you're going to win in exchange also because you're around high value individuals.
This is how the elites have stayed the elite.
It's like a tornado. It's an upward spiral of endless winning. Win, win, win, win, win. Tides lifting all the ships. See, here's the thing, right? I mean...
Like I've got a guy that I can think of off the top of my head in my group that I could
Like I won't even call him. I won't text him. We use a app that is, it's untraceable and the messages, you know, disappear. Let's just, I'm not even gonna say what the app is, but you know, if I need to make a problem go away.
then I would message him.
I've got my codename on it. He's got his. And then, you know, you carry on through it. But you're not going to have access to these tools because you don't have access to the toolbox. And if you want access to the toolbox, you have to pay the admission. Like if you're not, you want to be the dumbest guy in a room, basically, when it comes to a network. You don't want to be the smartest guy in the room.
You want to be the new guy. You want to be the guy that shows up. And when you show up, you don't want to show up asking all the time either, right? Gimme, gimme, gimme, gimme, gimme, gimme, gimme. You need to show up being useful. Like I'm sure, you know, these guys that you mentioned in Las Vegas that you drop a call and you fly them out and they show up and they make their presence known.
They're probably not senior members my age, you know,
sort of thing. They're probably younger, newer guys. Yeah.
I'll be there.
for guys.
Yeah.
Exactly. And this is the thing. And you nailed it as well in terms of asking. A lot of people don't understand the value of networking because
Listen, when I was young and broke, I would have done anything to just be around important people.
You have to know your place and also by providing value, you learn a lot.
Like, it's amazing to me, like people watch movies and stuff. You watch the old gangster movies. There's always a new guy who joins and he earns their trust by doing things. And then he moves his way up. But then you'll get in this modern world, a new guy will think, oh, well,
just jump in and start asking people for things. That's not how it works. You have to provide value to give value and you're going to learn all lessons when you provide value.
Like if someone important enough comes along to me with a problem, I would love to help them out because it will also help me learn. It'll help me, you know, like you grow as an individual when you think that way.
So, yeah, it's just absolutely a mindset that the elites have. It's a win-win mindset that low-level people just don't see that. Eric says, Tate, you're a master strategist. Sun Tzu, The Art of War, Personified. That's a good book. Make sure you read that. Read The 48 Laws of Power. It's got some useful tools in it as well. You should connect with Marquette recently on FNF. Freshman Fed, I'm guessing, from the saint and the sinner. He's your brother from another mother. Do you know who Marquette is?
Thank you.
I do not, but I'll check them out. Check them out. I've never heard of them either. Action Movie Clip says, hey, Rich and Tatum, 20 years old, living in America with only $1,500 in my bank account, working nine to five. What's the best way to start making more money and how I get around high level? Okay. You want to take this one?
Well, you have online networks, but I'll tell you a really easy hack.
Because I've seen a lot of Romanian kids do this, and I thought it was pretty clever. Have you ever been to... So what happens in Eastern Europe? If you go to a car meet,
these kids turn up, these 19 year old kids with these amazing cameras, and they offer to take pictures of the cars and they often offer to take pictures of you and the cars. And they build these Instagram pages of like car fan pages.
And I was talking to one of the kids and I was like, hey, why?
Why do you do this? Like you, you, you're a car fan or whatever. And he goes, no, I just want to meet important guys.
And I thought that was really clever. I thought you're 18. He took his instead of going to uni, he spent all his uni money on a camera.
And now he's hanging around all the millionaires taking pictures and everyone's hanging out and talk to him because he takes their photos.
and he's getting like photography jobs and video editing jobs and jobs on the side. I'm like, you're making more money than your parents.
I thought that was pretty clever, but that's a little, it's pretty smart, no? Yeah, that's a great way to put it. And I've often said to guys, you know, if you can join a car club, a car community, I mean, obviously you're not going to get in with the hypercars and the supercars. But if you've got a few bucks to rub together and you can buy a $20,000 or $30,000 decent, you know, performance car, a BMW, AMG, Mercedes, like something like that, start going to those clubs. There's going to be people at those events with supercars, with doors that go up.
have an opportunity to photograph you know like andrew said that's a great way to get into it i mean
The big mistake that most guys make, and I'll tell you this because I get it all day long. I'm sure you get this too, Andrew. Is can I pick your brain? Can I get 15 minutes of your time? Hey, can I ask you a question? And I mean, like you've got a entry level club that people can get into. I think it's called the Hustlers University. It's like 50 bucks a month.
Correct. Yeah. So, I mean, there's that. The price of entry is relatively low. Or you could just show up to places and make yourself useful. And instead of asking, can I pick your brain? Because what rich people usually hear is, this guy wants to steal my time and pick my pocket. Okay. They don't think to themselves like, okay, I need to help this guy. Because he's got nieces, nephews, sons, daughters. He's got family members. He's got his friends, kids that he tries to help
helping them solve a small problem. Offer them a photo shoot with their car, you know, that day, if that's something that you can do. You know, that's one thing that you can do. But don't show up asking. Show up giving to begin with if, you know, you want to start with something like that. We've got life, math, money in the house. You've got to give value. You've got to give value. That's what I thought was really cool about the camera thing because he turns up taking photos. He's giving value. You've got to give value first. Richard nailed it. There's nothing more annoying than people going, hey, have you got five minutes?
not for you i don't know who you are like and i and i guarantee you'd waste my time i guarantee be the biggest waste of time like absolutely not
They always used to say in the entrepreneurs groups that I was in, if you're not paying, you're not paying attention. So don't expect to show up and ask somebody for an hour of their time for free. That's why people charge money for coaching or for consults because their time is valuable. It can be used online.
Starting lawsuits on some guy across the world on Twitter that's running his mouth. There's different things you can do with your time, right?
Got a quick super here from my boy Dragos in Romania.
Thank you.
Dominic says, Andrew, Rich, both of you are the father I never had.
Hold it.
Uh, Andrew says, Tate, what words, movies, or images do you play in your mind to generate singular focus and energy to win, especially when you were starting out? Tate is dropping wisdom today. The smart will find a way to learn more from this man among men. Which word on that?
to that.
I really don't think enough people have a duty to their bloodline and to their last name. I never really truly needed to visualize much to get motivation to be to be something respected. And I think I grew up with a when I grew up around my father, when we used to go to chess tournaments, every time people would start saying, oh, Tate's here, Tate's here. I'd literally hear fear attached to the name Tate.
from a young age. Right. So I understood that if I'm going to walk around with this last name, it has to be worth something and I have to make it something.
I don't need headphones in the gym.
I don't need like I'll run 20 miles. I don't need music. I have my own internal dialogue. I don't need a movie. I don't need to visualize anything.
I'm Andrew Tate and I refuse to fail.
And that's got to be something you have to have a duty to yourself and to your bloodline. It's got to be a conscious decision you make as an individual as to whether you're a winner or a loser. You have to make that choice. And so many people have chosen to be losers, and it's almost like,
They try and pretend they haven't.
But losing slowly, losing slowly is still losing. If you're playing a chess game. My favorite is when people choose to lose. You know, they just opt out. I'm just not playing the game.
I'll be not waiting.
Yeah, exactly. If you're playing a game of chess,
and they're slowly grinding you down.
even though you may delay the inevitable, it's still a loss on your record. Slowly losing is still losing. Sitting there, playing it safe, and just slowly being ground down as you get a bit fatter and your wife gets a bit uglier and just...
you know, not really getting anywhere bit by bit, you're still, you still chose to lose.
You have to make a choice as an individual. And if you truly choose to be a winner, you don't need any kind of motivation.
I wake up. I wake up and I'm not.
Question. So being poor, being sexless, being fat, being whatever, this is all a choice. Yeah. I mean, for most people, for like 99% of the population, there's some people that, you know, it's well beyond their control, but for the most part, yeah.
Well,
I think if you live in the Western world, it's absolutely a choice. Listen, if you're born in Tanzania and you're poor, fine, I'll accept that. That's hard, right? If you're in Iran with international sanctions and you can't get a bank account, yes, fine, that's hard. You're in the Western world, right? And I refuse to believe if you dedicate 100% of your energy to...
towards the right knowledge and the right networking, you would still be completely flat broke. That is literally a statistical impossibility.
You've wasted too much time. So yeah, it's a choice.
It's a choice. And the body you walk around the earth in is completely a choice.
The food that goes in your mouth is a choice, whether you go gym or not as a choice.
And we talk about being sexless. How are you going to be sexless with the amount of hoes out here? Bruv, sexless. I'm trying to avoid sex. I'm trying to fucking dodge it. I'm going out with a hood on so no one can see who I am. I have to close my Instagram. There's too many DMs. How are you going to go without pussy? It's insanity. It's absolutely a choice.
And that's the thing, a winner's mindset, you need to truly decide to win. And if you truly decide to win, it all goes back to everything we've just been saying. The first thing you're going to do is look in the mirror and go, okay.
Who are my most important friends?
not not my funniest friends not my friends who i play video games with who are the most important men i know oh
Fucking nobody.
Well, it needs to change because you're never going to matter by yourself. You're just not going to matter.
We've got a guy that needs to get permission from his wife here, Andrew. What do you have to say about this?
Luke, I know you're watching this. He's the admin. Stanislav Karpov. Can you make sure he never, ever joins, please? Can you ban him? Because I'm not having anybody listen to their wife in my organization. Yes. Thank you. You are now banned for life. I get messages from people that are like, hey, you know, I looked at your group and I have a question about your videos and sort of things like that. Did you have information on this? Is there somebody in this town that I live? I just delete it. I don't even answer. It's like, look, I don't need to fucking answer questions about that.
I don't need to plug it in.
It's crazy. You know what? That's probably one of my pet peeves. One of my real pet peeves is that if I'm ever talking to a guy about anything,
And he mentions what his wife thinks.
Like I couldn't.
care less. I'm sitting there talking about some business. Well, my wife says I've never even met her. Like I don't give a shit. Who's talking to her?
Like, why are you regurgitating your parent? Shut up. Why are you? My wife thinks I don't. I couldn't give a solitary fuck, my friend, what your wife thinks. I don't care. I don't care.
You're bad. You never even made your way in. You're kicked out.
You're kicked out before you even start. Andrew says, Tate, what words, movies, or images you play? Oh, hang on. We already did these ones.
scrolled up war room uh dorian goes beyond money
Guys, slow down. We got to wrap this up. So let's just stop with the Supers. Let me just get through all these.
Um...
Absolutely important. I just want to make sure I catch up. Okay, so is this one? That was the next one. Network goes beyond money. It's absolutely important for people to see the power of a network. Mutually beneficial, constant exchange of value. I'm alive today because... See...
You have to hold your other men. You have to hold men accountable. Um,
I don't know if you follow Jack Donovan, Andrew. Have you ever seen his stuff?
- Yeah, I think I follow him on Instagram. He's not on Twitter, is he? - The Way of, no. The Way of Men, Becoming a Barbarian. He's a guy that talks about a lot of, you know, like man stuff sort of stuff. And one of the things that stood out when I went through one of his first books was like, men need to hold other men accountable, and they need to put them through trials and tribulations. It's very, very important. Networks are useful. I mean, part of the reasons why winners win is because they surround themselves with other winners.
Completely, because you know what? If you have any kind of self-respect, and a whole bunch of people nowadays don't have self-respect, right? But if you're around winners and you have any kind of self-respect, you don't want to be the only broke guy.
And you don't want to be the only fat guy.
You don't want to be the only guy whose life is shit, right? Because you're going to feel embarrassed. So if you hang around winners, there's a standard that you're expected to meet, to feel confident within yourself.
If you're going to hang around millionaires and you're flat broke, you're not going to feel comfortable. So if you have any kind of self-respect and you surround yourself with the right people, you'll have endless motivation. It's very, very simple. It's not complicated.
Kind of big Tony says, Tate, three-store boy worms took down all your accounts. I emailed you the intel. Why don't you reestablish the Orthodox Tate Brother missions? Visit them. Spread the world like you promise on YMH.
I know who took my accounts down. It's Mike Stutchbury, the guy who I knocked on his door before, who moved house because of me. Now he lives in Germany and got his new address.
There's some other guy, John Goldberg. I know who they are. I'm not going to say too much. Listen. It's all right. Have faith.
Can people just have a little bit of faith in me? Can't you just chill a little bit and just go, you know what? Tate's got it. It's fine. Don't worry about it. Everything's under control. Have some faith. It's a wonderful day. Beautiful times are ahead of us. People inside the war room already know what's going to happen. Don't worry about it. You got a shout out here from Miska to some of the boys in your war room.
Uh, Sting says, Andrew, where to contact you for pitch, found a strat in a business model makes 150 K a year per person, 10 people, 1.5 million tested for six mil now.
You want this guy to DM you somewhere?
Thank you.
I think you could probably contact Richard inside of his group and me inside of my group. And I'll make one more thing actually very, very clear about networking. I don't do business with anybody outside of my own network. I started doing that this year. I started doing that this year.
Europe.
because the culture is different. Yeah. And I, my culture is like, I'm opening casinos. I had one of my worm guys who wanted to get involved in a casino and,
He invested $2.5 million in casino locations. It was a handshake.
Like, and I've delivered his casinos. Done. Like, I love the culture of just me and my boys. We work a certain way. I don't have time for some jackass and his lawyer and wants to mess around. Sign an NDA. You want to do...
Sorry, carry on. Sorry. I was just joking. Sign an NDA before we talk. It's like, fuck that.
You know what I mean? Like it's garbage. It's garbage. I don't have time for that. So I'm in a very fortunate financial position where I don't need to make more money. So if I go to business with you, it's so you can make a bunch of money. I mean, I might make a bunch of money, but it ain't going to change my life. I don't care. So the one thing I'm not going to do is adopt stress or headache.
or any kind of displeasure in my life. So I like to do business with a very particular culture, and that's the culture of my network.
See, that's strange to me because he's coming at you with a pitch for $150K a year per person, 10 people, 1.5, tested for six months. So he's basically saying, I've got a $6 million business, but he won't spend a few grand to get in a war room.
to contact you directly to make that pitch, right?
Like, are you serious or not?
Yeah, exactly. It doesn't make sense. Seth says the Power War Room is unmatched. It continues to grow very quickly. This organization assists me in changing my life immensely.
uh jared says hustlers university is a real deal cheers brother you can find that on cobert.com i believe uh mr dc comments mr dc comments says what are your thoughts about learning from mistakes and how many did you make before you both became successful questions for both just watch my videos guys and watch andrew's videos he's got lots of uh stories on there i've got lots of stories this is a five dollar question we're not going to spend too much time on it and we're done
Thank you.
Good luck.
Andrew, it's been a pleasure. I didn't want to take up too much time. I know it's late where you are. And I just wanted to, you know, hop on, chop it up a little bit about how winners win. Share that.
you know, example, because I thought it was relevant and recent and good. And I know you've always got a lot of energy behind this, man. Like the thing that I like about you is that I know what I'm going to get with Andrew Tate.
I know what I'm going to get. There's there's no question.
It's 100% Cobra Tate all the time. No reservations, no apologies, nothing. You know what? You know what? I read something. I can't remember who said it.
But whoever said it was, it was brilliant.
And he said that most people in life are dim lights.
They're on.
but they're not
Bright.
And he said, because they're trying to conserve energy. And he made a really amazing point. And his point was, you should either be on or off.
So like for the three or four hours before this, I was sitting in silence.
But now I'm on.
And then I'll go back to silence.
You should make a choice. You're either on or you're off.
Too many people are dim lights. They're floating through. There has to be a time where you're on and a time where you're off. There's go time and there's relax time. I like that.
I learned that at a young age.
And I kind of even applied it to fighting. When I was training, I'd train like an animal. And then when I stopped training, I'd try not to even think about the fight.
Why?
You know, and it's like it's that it's yes or no. Try and be more binary. And if you do that, you seem to have I personally have a lot more energy when it's go time. That's that's my personal thing.
Don't go anywhere, Andrew. Guys, thanks. Leave a thumbs up and a comment below, and we'll see you guys next time.
Peace out.