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I had a problem once I bought a watch I sold it to an AP authorized dealer it came back stolen oh they run it through

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a database this watch is stolen they you con to watch basically I'm [ __ ] $43,000 I called the guy like the best I

0:10

can tell you is I'm sorry like what do you mean I'm sorry so you don't want me coming there going to the police I don't want to rat you up but it's 43,000 no

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let's negotiate now in Dubai if you buy a stolen watch automatic jail time so if I get the letter from AP and if I go to

0:23

the police say listen he sold me a stolen watch and here's the letter and I bought it from him he goes to jail so

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you know I Let It Go My Boy like I'll get the watch back for you I said how he's like don't worry he said I need this and this watch for 60,000 this guy

0:34

in Dubai said I have it I said please tell him to ship it to you then you'll pay him once you get it mhm so it works

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that way if we have a trust you need a watch I ship it to you you'll pay me in a day or two I trust you he shipped it to him shift see the watch from La I

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called him again I said bro you want to pay me my money no I sent her a picture I'm like is this your watch yeah you

0:54

want your money back 60,000 sitting in my safe all right mosha Hof welcome to the

1:02

podcast thank you I said the last name right yes sir okay perfect thank you for having me sorry guys um I have to say I

1:11

appreciate the way you've you treated me as of now like the the the honor was all

1:17

mine to come here I feel flattered and honored to be here oh man I've been watching you for a while and so uh I was

1:23

like I wonder if he'd be on you know be on the podcast and my travel schedule's a bit crazy so I gave you like I hey

1:29

that's going to be you know I'm here next week but I'll be back in Nashville the 18th and then I think the third week

1:34

of January and you're like I'm free next week actually today and tomorrow is my three days then I go back there's

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Thanksgiving then we go back to Friday we're open again so we go back to work so I said I'm I said come here why not

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give it a shot that's awesome is this your first time in Nashville yes okay first time in the South well welcome had

1:54

a Nashville uh Fried Chicken already that [ __ ] was spicy but it was oh you got the hot chicken the hot chicken

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whatever it's called what level did you get no they didn't give me a level but it it was in the in the hotel the

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kitchen what's that restaurant called in the hotel kitchen Street or something yes it's at the Omni yeah tonight uh

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I've got dinner reservations um at a really good restaurant y'all yeah yeah I can't wait to join me I can't wait and

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we'll show you the city a little bit I would love to see the city 42 years in here so uh wow this is my town you were

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born here yeah born and raised wow morning rais it's been changing a lot I was going to ask you right now has it

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changed since oh my gosh here natural blown up in the last 10 years but uh you

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know when I grew up it was more like a really big town than even a city and so

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um you know very family oriented you know felt like everybody knew everybody right uh then and uh you know it's it's

2:45

changed a lot you know to where now it's one of the uh fastest growing cities in the country I think I read that more

2:51

there are more cranes in Nashville right now than anywhere in the world that's how much building is going on and uh you

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know I like a lot of it I just want to make sure you my my concern is we're selling the soul of our city in a way and I want to

3:05

keep that from happening if if I possibly can my friends possibly can but it's cool it's fun I mean like you know

3:11

where you're at couple blocks away from Broadway you know Broadway is a lot of fun man I heard it is I heard I got to

3:17

go see it I got to listen to the music also southern music was it country music country country music it'll be country

3:24

music and then you'll go into a country bar and they be playing some gangster rap so it's pretty fun

3:30

you know New York City it's not this country so uh yeah so uh tell the

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audience uh and I can give a little background um you know you're known as The Watch King on uh Instagram I mean I

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guess that's your store name too right the watch King yeah yeah yeah so it's it's a name we came up with I came up with a couple years ago driving home

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from the I had a couple of company names and I I want to go on social media like see what's what's a catchy name what's

3:54

going to be so I'm in the tunnel listening to sports radio that's what I do and uh I'm like what name am I I

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going to put and then first thing that popped in was watch king I said you know it sounds cheesy whatever but whatever

4:05

[ __ ] it who cares so I just put it as watch King NYC and um the past year has been uh

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amazing yeah so when did you get that name thinking about it on I don't even

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driving home no say when when when did you when did you uh go with it uh 20 right uh before Co okay

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it was before Co before Co but I said it's going to be a cool name for Instagram that wasn't my company name

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yet but then I transferred over to be once it took off with Tik Tok as well I

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said I'm GNA have to call I have to rename my company to Wasington NYC because so people know me so now we go

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on the street people see me hey watching watching watching that's awesome right they recognize me you with the long hair my hair is not that long I mean it's

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longer but not that thick read the ponytail yeah right somebody offered me one time 10 I was sing to barbes I'll

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give you 10 grand if you cut your hair I said no would you do it for 10 grand no 20 grand no what's the price for you to

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shave your head shave it I wouldn't even do yeah probably half a million that's

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exactly my price that's half a million I'll cut the ponytail if not because that's the trademark right people know

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you probably know you from your here too because you used to be a fighter or whatever but me they know me only

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because of my ponytail so if I take it off plus I have identical twin brothers so they're going to get confused the only way they can tell the difference

5:27

now is by the ponytail that's funny yeah it would cost me half a million dollar is a lot of money but uh I'll do it for

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half a million yeah my hair won't grow back but it's okay I'll just go bald yeah then you got yeah then you got to

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just wear a crown the whole time and Bea there you go back in the day yeah so uh

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tell everybody where you're from and and like uh can kind what's your background so I was born in and raised in New York City my parents are from Israel I know

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it's a very sensitive topic to talk about that's I'm proud of that's where my parents are from

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um I was was brought up uh in an ultra Ultra Orthodox hidic household my dad is

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the chief Rabbi of the community um grew up with no TV no internet no books so my

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education basically reading is like a sixth seventh grade level like I can't read or you know never we went to school

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but school is all about the Bible the Torah you have to learn that's all they taught us about in English studies was like doesn't matter you're not going to

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need it um I finished my rical studies at

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22 and uh I decided that it's not for me anymore so I left religion when I was 22

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years old it was very hard for my family so basically I never worked a day in my life till I was 22 cuz my dad would tell

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us you know um I'll support you as long as you learn I said how am I going to make a living he's like I'll give you I

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Liv in Israel then I give you 10 grand a month in Israel 10 grand a month is [ __ ] that's a lot of money like not

6:57

really third world country but Israel it's like it's not like here in New York City 10 grand a month you can't even go

7:02

through the month but Israel was like wow it was 200 200 and and 2006 when I started like

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went to ainal college I finished high school went to ainal college sorry 2004 that give you 10 grand a month you

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just study the Torah all day till you're a rabbi and I'll support you I'll get you an apartment buy your car so I learned learn learned learned learned

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2009 my dad lost his money 2008 when the economy crashed like listen I can't support you any you got to get a job so uh can I cuss on you oh yeah all

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you want I about that sorry [ __ ] you not not [ __ ] you like goodbye and [ __ ] the religion I'm out I'm going to get a job

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I went to 47th Street so we in New York City went from Israel to 47th Street I went back home to New York City I

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graduated went back home to New York City to become Rabbi so I was a rabbi in Miami and I was giving lectures in in synagogues and you know and working in

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restaurants like cleaning the so we have to clean our lettuce it's a whole kosher process I don't know if you have time to

7:59

go into how the rabbis work like so basically we can't have lettuce from the street you got to wash it three times

8:04

with soap make sure there's no bugs you got to check there's bugs in there same thing with the meat right we we have to

8:10

slaughter the animal first then 24 hours you can't let it sit you have to Salt it for 24 hours you can't just eat it right

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away you got to Salt it let the blood soak out and then you can eat the meat right so if you Slaughter 200 uh

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sheep 20 become 20 arosha the rest are you got to sell not even for a profit

8:30

you got to sell for cost interesting and what is that is that that from the the Torah the Torah that's

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what that's what the Torah says that's what I I learned um basically at TW I had no job I don't

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know what the hell I was doing at 22 I went to 47th Street 47th Street is a Diamond District in New York City where

8:49

it's between Fifth and 6th Avenue literally [Music] every like me and you are right here we

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share like I'm a watch guy you're a watch guy and L that's how close we are right literally like this there's a

9:02

bunch of Booth buildings One Long Avenue block if you ever been to New York City you'll see and I want to get a job there

9:08

because that's all I knew I'm not educated I I finished high school I don't know anything I can't go to college nobody's gonna [ __ ] hire me I

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don't want to work in you know anywhere else I said I want to go to the streets we all all my boys are I went there I

9:20

went for an interview A guy offered me a job for I think it was like $400 a week to make cold calls to sell diamonds to

9:26

store I said [ __ ] it I'm going to take it I went downstairs my boy saw me's like why are you so miserable I said listen I don't have a job I don't have a

9:32

career I'm I left the cult by myself he said okay I'll teach you the

9:37

business this was 2009 I said give me yeah 50,000 I said yeah I'll get it my

Flipping his First Watch, International Tastes in Watches, Trust in the Watch Business

9:43

boy Gabby God bless him and um that's what happened I for my I bought my first AP for $111,000 automar sold it for

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118 I was like [ __ ] I mean $800 in five minutes I'm in and that's what happened

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and yeah so how did like so you know you did that and uh you made $800 what was

10:05

your next move you like you bought I bought another watch yeah and started buying and started flipping so first I

10:11

started flipping buying for 11,000 11 then I bought a sub I remember like yesterday at D serial d serials a

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2005 four or five maybe even 2006 I'm sorry yellow gold submarin or black do

10:24

never forget this watch I love that so I'm going to [ __ ] keep I'm going to keep out my cind the watch I'm wearing a yellow gold watch I was I thought I'm

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the [ __ ] I bought it for 10,000 T the watch worth 20 grand by the way and I

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guy's like I'll give you 105 so I told him Gabby he's like sell it I said no he's like he told me give a rule don't

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fall in love with your own Supply my friend sell it everything's replaceable make money you sell that's what I did I

10:47

sold that then I sold another one another one another one another one but it took me like to really learn to visited solidly it took me three

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years I was under Gabby's wing for a year a year and a half he taught me the business well cuz he's an old-timer he's

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we we're the same age and he literally helped me through putting myself on my

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feet and from there I started buying and flipping buying and flipping buying and flipping

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till I went to um to Asia then I saw a whole different

11:20

world I had to go knock on doors to look for clients and whatever then I started doing wholesale to the to the to the to

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the stores so if you ever come to 40 even I'm sure there's Nashville jewelry here or something mhm I would sell to

11:32

people like that go on a plane go to La go to Miami in New York I would land it would

11:38

be a line of people buying my merchandise I would go back every other week did it for 10 years you were what

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part of Asia were you going to I went a lot to Japan Hong Kong so they have Singapore they have uh is a I don't say

11:53

manufact I know manufacturing is there they it's the biggest it's the biggest um Hub in the world okay for the

11:59

Watchers it's like it's the market indicator right Wall Street is the market indicator in the financial industry the world in our industry is is

12:07

Asia China China not Hong Kong China controls the market their dealers control the market their economy

12:13

controls our Market really so if there's no demand in China the market is going to start declining here so it goes there

12:20

first then we get it a month or two later we feel it by us there's no demand

12:25

people stop wanting to buy right because it's a luxury well but don't people want uh different watches here than they like

12:32

in China or does China corre that's a very good question so you're 100% right Asian people are typically small so they

12:38

like sport models submariners gmts Batman's we like big watches so we

12:46

buy day just day dat's gold and the sky dwellers and and Yacht Masters but if

12:52

they're not buying the sport models right then they're not selling their yacht

12:57

Masters yeah interesting there's no trade there so now the the supply and demand so so you you're in Asia buying

13:06

watches there that's where that's what's kind of setting the market um you know you spent what you said nine years doing

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that 10 years 10 years going back and forth um still do it till today so you know doing that do you just have do you

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just like know what the price is and I'll watch just watch it just by seeing itre correct so what you do is it's like

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um it's like like you go into a store and there's a sale right so you just pick oh no I said it's wrong analogy

13:32

it's like you you go into a store there's no time right there's somebody behind you if you don't buy it he's

13:37

going to buy it right there's three left so you buy buy buy buy then you go home and you can you can return right so you

13:43

go home you buy that [ __ ] you go home same thing with the watches I'll buy it's like you know watches expensive

13:48

item 10,000 some watches are 100,000 200,000 I don't inspect it I buy it fast

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it's literally one day then I inspect after I buy so I buy from somebody let's say like you I trust you I'll buy from

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you if there's a problem you'll trust me that I'm saying the truth you'll know it's the problem and you'll refund me my money that's how it works in our

14:06

business all everything is a word there's a word called ma when you say that word it's like a contract it's you

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you buy it it's like you it's a commitment no backing out oh I don't

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let's say you say mosha I have a watch and you have a story say m have a watch ship me the sky D I said it's 38,000

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okay Ma ship you the watch you can't call me tomorrow say yo my customer didn't show up too bad okay that happens

14:32

then we don't work together anymore that's how it works in our industry interesting right so same thing we do over there in Agia it's called confirm

14:39

they can't say m they say confirm so once you confirm or watch it's yours unless there an issue right then he we

14:46

have to there's a trust so this whole business is based on trust I know tomorrow you're not going to sell me a fake watch aftermarket parts right even

14:54

though some 80% of the watch have no box and papers yeah correct right yeah but I trust you enough to buy from you yeah so

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if there were and if there were an issue let's say you uh made a deal in in in uh

15:07

somewhere in Asia and a watch turned out to be fake they would give you the money back like this yeah no questions I had a

15:13

problem once I bought a watch I sold it to an AP authorized um AP authorized

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dealer it came back stolen oh they run it through a database they watch is stolen they con s to watch basically I'm

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[ __ ] $443,000 I'm [ __ ] right called the guy I'm like yo the watch was stolen really I didn't

15:32

know I said no problem I get a letter from AP I get a letter from the detective that it was stolen I show it him he releases my money and it goes

15:38

back a trail right it goes from me to him to him to he bought it from till it reaches the the first guy who you know

15:44

sure and if there's a guy who says I'm not paying you back then there's repercussions we get it back another way

15:50

you know what's the other way we Tak one time I had an issue somebody also sold

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me a stolen watch I was in Dubai actually so I go out to Dubai too MH so

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sorry for getting off track Dubai Arabs cannot wear Muslim men cannot wear gold

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it's Haram so they're allowed to wear gold really yeah I know that they can only wear steel or platinum they cannot

16:11

wear gold so I would go there to buy the gold washes because they can't wear it

16:18

and I would sell it back in home in in New York City or whatever around the country here because we wear gold we

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don't give a [ __ ] we wear the hell of they can't s each country has their Market which I learned as I was

16:29

traveling there interesting you understand yeah so I bought a watch from Dubai and AP

16:35

another one came back stolen I called the GU like the best I can tell you is I'm sorry like what do you mean I'm

16:41

sorry now in Dubai if you buy a stolen watch it's automatic jail time so if I

16:46

get the letter from AP I had the letter and if I go to the police say listen he sold me a stolen watch and here's the

16:52

letter and I bought it from him he goes to jail wow that country is no [ __ ] given man it's run like um you steal you

16:59

get punished not like you know you do [ __ ] it's not like you get you get arrested and they let you out the same

17:05

day exactly Bell reform what's it called Bell reform in New York City you go for two hours and get the [ __ ] out we have

17:11

no room for you and they commit another crime and get the [ __ ] out New York City is crazy bro $900 you

17:18

can steal up to $900 you can't touch the guy in your store really go to CVS everything is lo you want shampoo it's

17:24

[ __ ] locked got to press the bell for the guy to come to get a shampoo cuz some freebie wants to [ __ ] steal that

17:31

[ __ ] cuz he's allowed to yeah thank you mayor Adams but

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um now I need my money back he's like the best I can say is I'm sorry listen you don't want me coming there going to the police I don't want to rat you up

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but it's 43,000 no let's negotiate so you know I let it go I saw he needed a

17:48

watch my boy need my boy found out my boy he like I'll get the watch back for

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you I said how he's like don't worry he said I need this and this watch for 60,000 this guy in Dubai said I have it

17:59

I said please tell him to ship it to you then you'll pay him once you get it mhm

18:05

so it works that way if we have a trust you need a watch I ship it to you you'll pay me in a day or two I trust you that's know because we work together he

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shipped it to him he called he like Mo I have the watch I said ship it to me Shi you the watch from La I called him again I said

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bro you want to pay me my money no I said no problem look at your watch I sent her a picture I'm like is this your watch says yeah you want your money back

18:26

60,000 sitting in my safe that's the way you're going to get your money back that's awesome he paid me

18:32

within three months he was like going back and forth I said do what the [ __ ] you want you owe me money you sld me a stolen watch pay me my money back that's

18:39

all I'm asking for you why do you think that somebody like that wouldn't pay you like just being a shady dude or did he

18:44

get it like some people don't want to take responsibility yeah sounds like a lot of other problems we have in the world exactly you know no resp I mean

18:53

but your your group or the people that you know in in New York they won't do business with him anymore so we all like

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everybody so I asked all first I asked all my friends to help me who buy from him they everybody got political all a

19:06

sudden no CU they're making money off this guy I said bro he's [ __ ] me for 43 Grand like big deal it is yeah any

19:14

have to watch the buy from him is anyway stolen if this one came back stolen how many more is he selling stolen with no box and papers right and he won't he

19:20

won't even like man up to it say listen I'm sorry I didn't know he's your money back you would say no

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right so now that every now one of my friends had the same issue with him so slowly slowly

19:33

everybody start started like backing away from him that's right you need one person to ruin your name in our business and it's over yeah you won't get a Penny

19:39

credit that's good then I go on the street and I'll get 50 million from everybody wow but I can't I have a name

19:46

to right right if I one time don't pay it's everywhere and my name is to the

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ground gotcha so a name is worth more than money absolutely absolutely yeah I

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was uh actually talking to my my girlfriend about it and talking about you know she doesn't care really what people think per se and I I get it um

Protecting your Reputation, Traveling International, Leveraging Credit Card Points

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get I understand where she's coming from but you know you do have to protect your reputation correct you know it's it's

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it's everything when it comes to business because the people uh don't trust you then um they're not doing

20:18

correct they're not doing she's right like rep I don't care what people like when I left the cult I was very nervous

20:23

in the beginning because people are going to talk people are going to talk I learned today they're going to talk about you regardless whether you're

20:29

amazing or not they're always going to find something bad to say about you yeah all all I need an answer to tomorrow is

20:35

God was I a good person that I conduct business correctly that I steal that I do something wrong God's not going to

20:40

judge me based on my uh that I pray three times a day or did I eat kosher

20:46

and that I make a blessing or God okay maybe that's what he wants or whatever

20:51

but I'm sure more important to him is that I'm a good human being to society I contribute to society help people help

20:57

other is be nice to people you know yeah absolutely also I understand what she's saying like she doesn't care where what

21:05

people think about you not not in business so in general in life right yeah uh I I agree with her too I think

21:11

there's some Nuance in it within the you know your reputation is in many ways everything like you're talking about you

21:16

know with trust uh with people and I know like I always try to be overly Fair

21:23

like when I'm doing when I'm I'm in a kind of a weird situation I mean like go

21:28

to is what is fair and then what is undeniably fair and sometimes I give up too much but it's worth it because I

21:34

don't want anybody thinking I'm trying to screw any got to lose the battle to win the war exactly you know big picture

21:40

what is what does it really matter or they say Pennywise dollar foolish you know there people you know count there like right got to just look at the big

21:46

picture what's going to happen tomorrow exactly yeah so I mean I guess uh so so you went to uh you were going to Asia

21:53

for 10 years you're still going back back how often do you go back right now every three weeks now every three weeks yeah wow and so you go there you meet

22:00

with flight man yeah got to get a and I have anxiety I have fear of flying I still do

22:06

it every coming year I almost shot my pants the plane was shaking I was like oh my God you got to get that jet it'll make your life little got to get that

22:13

jet one day even the jet even worse private planes I heard are the number one like it's riskier than getting there

22:19

I think prop planes you the actual Jets you know it's not it's not so bad no

22:24

it's expensive ticket is not cheap no it's not ticket is not cheap but listen you do what you got to do it's but you

22:31

know what when the plane is not shaking it's so peaceful yeah you know it's really peaceful when the plane has

22:36

turbulence I start getting anxiety but if it's not you clear your mind you know you sit there and you think about what's

22:43

going to be when you so when I land I go straight to work nice right so you know Asia is 12 hours ahead of here some 12

22:48

some 13 depends Japan is 13 hours from here 13 hours ahead Hong Kong is 12 hours ahead Thailand is 11 hours

22:56

ahead uh who else 11 hours ahead I think Manila so basically they're half a day

23:03

ahead of us yeah you should know I do this takes a day to get there a day to get back and I'm there for three four

23:09

days and I come back every three weeks so I'm always [ __ ] jetl yeah man that's a lot yeah so what do you so so

23:16

you just uh where do you normally fly through when you're going to so now since since Co finished after Co ended

23:24

um it became harder to get flights that to Hong Kong so I'm a Jew and US Jews

23:31

hate to spend money so to spend 20,000 a ticket I'm like [ __ ] no there's a way to do it so I learned the point system okay

23:38

that's good so um what you do is you buy tickets first till you reach a certain amount of points M so usually they have

23:44

a Black Friday sale November I would buy November let's say next this Friday Cafe Pacific will have a sale I'll would buy

23:50

12 tickets for 12 so I go let's say 18 times a year I'll buy 12 or I'll buy 10 and the other six seven times I'll fly

23:57

for free oh that's smart yeah but now it's it's not like that anymore so I gota go either through

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Japan or through uh LAX to Hong Kong or New York to Hong Kong became almost

24:09

impossible unless you pay 25,000 gosh my je ass ain't paying 25,000 to fly for 17 hours yeah that's I

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did when I first started but as I got older I learned the system guy named Brian Kelly you ever met him I know

24:23

points guy he's huge on the I've seen him there I've seen the points guy he's huge so I I got I talked to him a little bit one

24:30

time on the plane he was bu he wanted to buy a watch for me one time Sky talking back and forth and he actually helped me

24:35

uh learn the system that's what he does for a living yeah that's awesome so so

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you buy 12 tickets yeah I used to you used to they don't let you do that anymore no I mean we'll see Friday I

24:47

know this Friday what happens but usually Black Friday I wake up like at midnight they would tell you it was a Black Friday sale Kate will send you an

24:53

email yeah like $4,000 round trip okay what what other points tricks do you

24:59

have what other points tricks do you have let me in know it's the best trick in this the best trick the best I'm

25:05

telling you you can fly to Dubai on Emirates you ever flew Emirates first class I have not the 380 bro there's a

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there's a bar in the back there's a [ __ ] shower on the plane you have 30 minutes to shower the bathroom is the

25:17

size of this room but not width but length like this there's a shower over

25:23

here huge bathroom it's huge not like those you know you go on American or Delta and you got to take a piss and

25:28

you're tall so you got to duck and that shit's hitting you and you're pissing everywhere yeah it's a whole different

25:35

ball game and 130,000 points so you have ax uh no chase

25:41

yes yeah sure you have over a million points oh yeah I got probably about five right now how much about five million

25:47

points on on the different on the different cards we get three times the points for instance like with u

25:53

Instagram and Facebook 3 to one so you do spend 100,000 and you get 300,000 points wow they let you do that up to I

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think 600,000 points so you have the sapphire yes or the ink uh the I believe

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the sapphire it's still good um you can fly anywhere 5 million you can fly for a while yeah we can not pay another Penny

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I tell what I got a lot of is uh Marriott uh bonvoy yeah I do that too so when uh the the stem cell patients go to

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the hotels it's under my name so like I've I've stayed technically I think 283 days holy [ __ ] but how do they let them

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check in without you they being I don't know how it works I got my my staff figured it all out I said Hey cuz we

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made a deal with the hotel I was like but uh you know have it under my name and he talked to the manager and the man

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manager puts it under my name um and then it's so and so under my name but I

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get the the points for it you're over you're probably over Platinum too right oh I'm on that one whatever the uh

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whatever the top one is it's over 100 nights it's Ambassador Elite so I'm

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almost there I'm at 75 yes titanium no Platinum Platinum titanium Platinum I think titanium

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75 uh Platinum 60 and I have to check yeah something like that but the best

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rates I use the app and do you get four 4M checkout too yeah man that's the best thing it is it is I just get it even

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though I don't need it I was like yeah I'll take 4 p.m. yeah just leave me alone exactly it's awesome um you know

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uh who's with Marriott is the cosmo in Vegas you ever go to Vegas they just

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started yeah yeah they've been I saw that Cosmo all MGM hotels I heard all

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MGM or it's only Cosmo I heard all MGM bought marry bought all MGM hotels I I'm not sure about that I know Cosmo is one

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because I when I go to Vegas I stay at Cosmo and I always get a sweet upgrade but you can do it on the app uh yeah I

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tried last time they didn't let me oh yeah on the on the uhy app oh I I unless

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something's changed I stayed there three times this year so that's where I want to stay yeah I mean you can yeah stay at

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to win but then I got to pay it's outrageous you know win is super expensive and I love the win as well but

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like now that I'm such a I'm a ambas elite with Marriott I'm like I'm

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sticking with Cosmo free in Vegas for many years I used to be a big big Gambler really I went to rehab for I

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lost all my money 2013 what what did you uh Gamble I went

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to Atlantic City every day oh man and Vegas every [ __ ] day you play blackjack poker backarat okay that game

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killed me H I was I was so broke one time when I lost all my I lost money so

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they charged me for parking and I was short 30 cents she made me go outside and beg people for the money I asked for

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the money like a beggar I drove home I was crying I said I'm never going to do this again I swear and the next day I

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went right back oh man lost another $18,000 I remember like yesterday I said

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listen I lost everything I lost my house I lost everything wow I was broke and I said I got to go to rehab and that so

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how long six eight months I lost almost a million bucks I was

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20 [ __ ] where am I 37 I was 26 really yeah how long did you go to to

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rehab for for that two years two years but I went to I went to rehab for like 30 days then they gave me the AA book to

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read because it's basically the same and I went to therapist for two years every week he would test me on the book to see

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if I read it so you read the book yeah all right so show me your highlights and he would test me on it to see if I did

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it you know yeah and since then I haven't gambled anymore that's awesome thank God it's an addiction which so I

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would go to Vegas for years till last year they don't they don't give me free rooms so they they had the hope that I

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would come back and drop 150,000 again man so now I and I go to Vegas five times a year for work so I work with a

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lot of people in Vegas I Sal a lot of people in Vegas we have conventions in Vegas for watches MH I don't touch the

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table Yeah like doesn't even doesn't even I don't have I don't have the itch anymore yeah I'm the same way I I don't

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I don't gamble uh just in general I mean like uh every now and then because I'm in Vegas a lot and U we have an office

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there actually and uh I'll stay at the cosmo or wherever and maybe I'll get a

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couple thousand dollars out but it's I don't want to sit for a long time I'm like you know four or five hands if I

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double my money I'm great if I lose it it's like ah no big deal but that's it I don't I don't like sitting in you know

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what what I found probably this happened gosh I'm 42 this is like 20 years ago

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maybe a little longer uh I wasn't very much past 21 uh I was drinking at a

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table one night and I kept going back to the ATM I just drained my ATM and I

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didn't have money you know I didn't have much money I was just a kid and I was like never again I didn't do it again

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you have selfcontrol you're a fighter you well you know I was an opiate addict actually so when you said you're an addict yeah so I appreciate you sharing

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that uh yeah so uh 2008 I tore my LCL PCL miniscus is training Fighters and uh

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we had team doctors they gave me prescription pain pills um uh just you know I was just taking them and uh for

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about two years um I went to stop and I went through with draw and um it was

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really hard for the next six months I Tred to stop multiple times wasn't able to do it so I went to a therapist and I

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asked him uh you know hey I'm functional running my companies but I'd rather have a clear brain and deal with the pain

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than foggy brain uh and he said America is behind the times when it comes to op would draw right Google IBO gain and

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ioan comes from the tabern Roga Boot and Gabon Africa it's what the buy use for the rights and passes ceremony but uh it

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supposedly stopped 100% of opio withdraws like hardcore heroin addicts were taking this and getting off it I

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was I was skeptical but I watched a couple documentaries I was like you know what I believe it I believe it so I flew

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to Mexico City took a bus couple hours south uh to a place called tasan Mexico

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uh it's a really cool place called a Boga Quest and um I did IBO gain and I was home 72

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hours later never had a withdrawal never had a craving haven't had opiate uh since it's amazing so um yeah but I you

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know addiction is something you see what's happening right now in society with like fentel and I had a friend two

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weeks ago um di of fentanyl um he was doing cocaine a lot of my friends died from that di they just overdose by

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accident they just take them it's awful you know and you know you think about uh there's probably about I mean there's

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under 30,000 people under the age of 40 that died of covid so far uh but I bet

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since 2020 if you add it up I'm kind of doing quick math in my head there's probably been about three between two

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and 300,000 people under the age of 4 that died of you know so you're at what eight to 10 times as many people uh

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under the age of 40 um have died of fentel overdoses then died of covid

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right but you don't really hear about that it's not political it's not and so that's why but I have a lot of

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compassion for people with addictions cuz I I had an addiction you shared your your I addictive I still have addictive

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personality now my my addiction is work I want to grow my company grow the business as far just to go as far as I

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can yeah that's what I do it for that's what I use my addiction for because I'm very an extremist either all in or all

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out I don't have middle which is bad yeah I'm the same way but sometimes it takes you there but sometimes it can

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take you there hopefully will you know it's going to take me to the top that's why it's important to be around good people though right correct I mean you

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are who you surround yourself with what's your group like in in in New York I have a group of 10 employees there so

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I hire kids straight out of who are high school or college dropouts they don't they're not good for school and they

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come learn the business you'll make money forget about it you'll make money you'll make more money than the doctor makes I promise you if you do it right

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yeah more than the plastic surgeon went to 30 years what [ __ ] 20 years of school you'll make more money you won't you

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might not be educated but you'll make money well that's okay I mean like this U you know

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the education system is One path but you know when you have trade I'm not meant for for college I I have ADD right so I

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can't focus more than five minutes on something I I'll have to do something or Jitter my feet or something right so a

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lot of the kids have it but instead of putting them I believe on medicine let them work yes that's what I do I I make

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him run around work post on sites do social media for me do this do this and they they work they make money you have

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a kid he's 18 years old he makes almost $155,000 a month by me just on commission 15,000 a month yeah $115,000

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a month on commission wow good for him yeah so I I saw that in the video so that's one of the things I really liked

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about you um I saw you talking to a kid trying to help him uh that why you said you one day come back or you know teach

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this stuff my dad's a teacher my dad's a preacher so I have it in me but unfortunately sorry Dad it's not for

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religion it's for work I try to give back to to the young guys cuz I was taught

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so I believe I was taught I have to teach somebody else can't be greedy I'm saying I'm not going to take it with you to the Grave right yeah I believe if I

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help somebody in life and have a positive impact on him he'll do good to society instead of telling him no no no

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go learn by somebody else then what am I here for okay I made money okay I enjoyed okay I went out I did everything

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what am I here for anyway to leave a legacy leave something good for somebody right this kid say oh wow he impacted my

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life like you know just like somebody Gabby impacted me yeah I was 22 I was lost literally lost

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and he put me on my feet and then he could have said no [ __ ] you I'm not teaching why would I teach my why would

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I create my own competition to they were competitors but we're best friends that's all what like so how did that

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happen you went to him and said I want to I'm lost okay he saw me outside's like why you so sad I said bro I don't

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know what I'm doing with my life I have nothing to do I left religion I have no money I'm broke 22 years old never work

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day in my life what am I gonna do that's how he started that's what he he's like come I'll teach you he didn't

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have to take me in why would he take me in who am I to him okay we're friends from childhood we took our roest

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together and uh big deal so we're friends out of work but he's also a teacher he taught a lot of people he

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taught me then he taught another one of my friends and everybody he taught became cuz he taught me I was taught I

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was 16 years old I was on the street somebody taught me it's giv him back that's what that's what I love to do to

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these kids I have a kid now 16 dropped out of high school I brought them in so I'll give you $1,000 a week plus

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10% for now Commission on the net sales whatever net profit and if you want to

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be on commission based only they I'll give you 20% commission net whatever you sell he's like I want the salary first

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place no problem that's awesome what what when people come to work for you kids come to work for you uh what's the

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process of teaching them nothing just sit and watch and ask a thousand questions and ask a and always I always

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teach them when they come in always listen you don't know nothing till today I listen to my elders people who are older than me been know this since 2009

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I always ask questions even if I'm sure I like to get an opinion from somebody who's not in my situation if I want to

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buy a watch it's 300,000 my being I said I'm going to sell it for 330 right Prophet is not

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that big if I'm lucky it's 10% usually it's two three four 5% Max but we

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rotate every month money's work comes in comes out you know I call of mine who's

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I'm like yo what do you think about this watch should I buy it and if he says yes and every time he helps me I call him I

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say since you help me I give you the opportunity to partner with me on this watch if you want to if not you know as

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a courtesy I clay Ed sorry let's buy this property together and you say yes

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say okay you want to buy it with me because you gave me the advice you say it's worth it here com in that's what we

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do as a courtesy when we ask advice from somebody so I do it all the time

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that's awesome I mean it's it's uh you know helping kids something I really care about I mean I had a mixed martial

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arts school for a long time and over a thousand students and a lot of kids you know at the school the kids suffer we

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just don't know what they're going through right you see it in martial arts all the time oh yeah man they let out their anger their anxieties their fears

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everything you see in I'm sure you saw how many kids went through your door oh I don't thousands probably over the

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years you probably helped thousands of men become kids become men absolutely

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yeah and you know hearing like I I love the fact that you know their kids that are Dro like it's not great that they

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dropped out of school but maybe that is the right decision for them and they have an opportunity because you know there's a trade and you know uh would

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you say that pretty much anybody that learns the trade can make a good living anybody it's got to be honest you got to be straight and you'll make money you

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don't need to go to school for this buy water for a dollar you sell for do2 it's very simple the difference is everybody

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drinks water not everybody needs a watch yeah yeah correct yeah that's what you need to learn so everybody has their own

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niche in this business there's a thousand Wass each one has their own Niche I do wholesale and I started doing

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social media some guy sells to retail stores some guy does repair some gu does Polish some guys I don't know each one

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has their own like calling as they say to the business why God put them in this business you know that's what I believe

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yeah so I mean you know since you kind of blew up on Instagram uh the internet

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how how has that you know help the business grow tremendously people come in every day pictures they want to buy

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from me because they feel like they know me oh I trust you I know you I want to buy from me I trust you're not going to screw me or whatever tell you a story

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guy walks in a week ago literally a week ago he has a he has a a meteorite Daytona on the oyster Flex that watch is

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so [ __ ] hard to get all right the watch he probably paid 30,000 it's worth 70 on our Market on the gray Market it's

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worth double the retail so he's up 30,000 he doesn't know what the [ __ ] he has in his hand's like I want to trade

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this he's he's a white guy comes with his wife probably some doesn't know anything about watch he's like I went to

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Baltimore I found it in the ad he got lucky I want to trade it for an AP if I was a [ __ ] [ __ ] I will bend you

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over right now and hit you so hard over the head I'll tell you no problem but I can't do it to you listen what you have

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in your hand is worth $70,000 I'm not going to let you trade it for an AP now get the [ __ ] out of the store he said

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thank you so much man I felt too like I don't know I couldn't do it to him I

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couldn't like fool him and whatever because if he's going to go home he's going to see it and he's going be like oh my God he's screwed me

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yeah he's that's sucks but that's like looking at Big Picture yeah you know

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he's like next time I want to buy a watch I'm going to come to you I said don't sell this watch buy the AP and leave this watch that I'll do for you

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like you know I'm going to say Mone I'm going to come to you because you're honest with me thank you and it's fine L to make 30 grand today but I eventually

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he'll come back I built a trust with him and he's going to tell his friends and his friends going to tell their friends and his wife was with him she's going to

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tell her friend and you know it's worth more than 30 grand to me absolutely absolutely you

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don't look at the small picture like you say look at the big picture look at the big picture I mean that's so so in the walk uh watch industry uh in New York

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where you're at you know what would you say the biggest lessons are life

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lessons always keep your word man always keep your word

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walk with your head down listen to others don't disrespect others there's a

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fight there every day right this competition is so so much there a fight every single day so the block is safe

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from New York City is a [ __ ] show right you get robbed if you walk anywhere today cuz they're allowed to bail

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reform so on 47 between Fifth and 6th Avenue there's cops everywhere so you

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can walk around with a million dollars in merchandise nobody's going to [ __ ] touch you because they know there's

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they're ready counterterrorism is there everybody with guns AK is waiting

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because we pay them like they get paid to Diamond District the biggest Diamond District in the world you go a block

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over you're getting [ __ ] literally in three seconds you're getting stripped naked they're robbing you with merch if

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you have merchandise um so but there's fights and there's competition so there's fights

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the other day I saw a Hulk you stole my customers you shut the [ __ ] boom knocked them out on the street cops didn't do

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nothing business as usual that's how that's how it is it's Cutthroat it's it's

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it's action every day there's drama every day there's something going on you

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know but there's mutual respect I know the guy next to me will not screw me

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because he has a name to care of right and always listen to your elders people who are older than you in this business

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people who were there before we came in but number one thing I think I learned from that from the street is that you're

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word is your bond whatever you comes out of your mouth is what you said is what you have to do if I said tomorrow I'm

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going to do this and this for you then he knows I'm going to do because that's what I that's what the street taught me

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the 47 Street taught us there's no contract right you buy a house you go under contract with attorneys there's no

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[ __ ] you buy a million dollar watch with no contract with the word mazal and that's it yeah it's so interesting that

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that's how how yall operate because in many ways Scott and Dedrick are my two partners and we brought on Francisco a

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couple years ago who's the scientist that I was telling you about earlier um but you know people have always said

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that we're not going to not going to make it you know oh you you're eventually going to fight and we've lived together uh in Mexico for the last

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nine years I mean I'm coming back and forth uh more now but we have a condo together we W in the beginning we would

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wake up we drink coffee together we'd work all day long you know into the night go home eat dinner together

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talking about business the whole time uh wake up do it again this is like it was it was all of that and uh didn't have a

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contract between us uh have have our specific shares we know what they are um of course it says it in the LLC but um

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we've done so many things like that without contracts and people are like oh why would you do that I'm like honestly

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the way I look at it and and and we will have contracts for certain things with customers but if someone screws me like

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it's on them like I I'm just not going to deal with them anymore like yeah not just not going to do

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but um you know when you have that level of trust to me for business it's a better way to operate and I understand

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like big pharmaceutical levels and some of the stuff that we do we have to have you know we have a ton of lawyers but you know for the most part I like doing

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business with a handshake because I wouldn't do it if I didn't trust a person correct you know that's how we work my partner now my business partner

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zman you see on my videos sometimes a little TR kid we lost matter weight he's younger than me but everything we are

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Partners based on word even LLC is on my name mhm but he trusts me the bay

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account is on his name because Chase threw me out well for some Chase doesn't like Jewelers or whatever so they I'm in

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a different bank in a different bank but it's everything based on you can tell me tomorrow listen we have no money in the account I'm [ __ ] but we trust each other

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it's exent it's a trust like you said there's no contract between us nothing we're 5050 Partners down the middle he

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runs the operation I'm the face he runs all the backend work we have a service center we have whatever the hell you

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want like it's a whole museum over there he runs the whole operation it's all him

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it's all based on the word I'm not there today he can probably take 30,000 I won't even know but he'll never do it

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cuz I trust him with with everything yeah same vice versa he trusts me with everything I go to Hong Kong with $2

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million and say I'm sorry I got robbed but he trusts me right right that's what we have we have

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a a bond as you say or a word well I think it's going of sound funny saying

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this but I think trust is underrated correct I mean it's like like I see I see like how people operate these days

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and I'm like you just got to build a trusting relationship like I have a ton of friends I'm blessed with a ton of

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friends and uh you know it's it's hard to say I I know who my best friend is growing up and you know Scotty I would

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say is my very best friend but I probably got 15 to 20 other best friends as well I got a lot of close people and

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uh a lot of good friends after that you know what I'm saying so uh and I and

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like my my girlfriend she gosh how do you have so many friends I'm not saying to brag I'm just give you the conversation but uh like well you know

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uh I trust them and they trust me and they know that they can count on me and vice versa so um that's really an

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underrated thing we've built our business CPI on trust our relationships in the MMA industry uh having people

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that trust us they knew Scotty and I from back in the day I mean we were very involved in the sport for a long time

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and uh you know not screwing people over goes a long way exactly not the 30,000

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you make today it's about the the relationships you have tomorrow where you can make 20 times more because of

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honesty and trust your 100 trust is very overrated underrated I'm sorry very underrated yeah absolutely

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very unfortunately most businesses don't have trust there's partners that fight over stupid [ __ ] and right there's this

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greedy Partners start stealing from each other stupid it's really stupid yeah no

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absolutely you I I hear about you you know bringing the um younger guys into work yeah and uh you know those are good

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life lessons for them too because you know what you might see on social media

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or um you know maybe people are raised and oh you can't trust people or oh you do things this way um when in reality

47:45

it's kind of backwards thinking it's like no you can generally try you if people screw you then you you got

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screwed don't don't deal with them again right but um you know as long as you're honest and you follow through with your

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word you do what you say you admit when you're wrong God forbid you ad when you're wrong number one rule yeah always

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say sorry when you're wrong yeah some people just won't do it yeah I have a twin brother he'll never say sorry

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identical we he will never I know he's sorry but he won't tell it to me right

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cuz it's his pride he won't do it is he a r was he a r no he actually owns a a a

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franchise of of of like it's called smash house delicious uh burger joint in

48:24

New York City in Miami he opened one a year ago he's already on store number three he's opening four or five this this coming year and it's like

48:32

a kosher like Shake Shack nice a kosher Shake Shack so basically you can't have uh Jews cannot have uh cheese and meat

48:41

together we can't have cheeseburgers oh tell me about it trust me I know so I

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won't take you for a cheeseburger ler no I'll eat it okay I eat it sorry Dad but i' I've eaten it and I eat it or

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whatever but um they can not have it the that was my biggest thing when I was

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religious I have to try a [ __ ] cheeseburger you ever been T the Vegas you ever went to in out oh yeah I love

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in out oh my God first thing I do when I [ __ ] land you go to in out in La I go to the [ __ ] Inn out by the airport

49:11

with my suitcas everything I got to have that double double animal style I have to yeah it's so good so my brother

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opened it with kosher but the cheese is not real milk it's like it's like soy

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but it tastes like [ __ ] real cheese I see so the Jews are going crazy like what the but it's not they know it's not

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real cheese right so you open that that type of conccept first time ever and he took off like crazy that's awesome so so

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he started you said in New York and now in he started in Miami okay s Miami we went to business together long time ago

49:45

in the restaurant business is horrible I love him to death but he's he's different than me so I told him listen

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let's stay Brothers you know we're very we talk every day she's the only one in my family I actually talk to every day

49:58

everybody else are more like whatever I'm like how do you say like

50:03

the black sheep so I'm more like on the outs now my parents got older they we have we're getting a better relationship

50:09

but past 10 years it was really like whatever so um my brother I talked to

50:14

every day so we started a business together actually Pizzeria that was my I wanted to do with him and I and we got

50:19

we fought every day I said Benji let's say Brothers his name is Benjamin Benji short I said let's say brothers

50:27

I'll leave you know you do your [ __ ] I do my [ __ ] if we ever need to help each other

50:32

we'll be there for each other that's what we do till today we have a bond that nobody can break even my parents say it's not right you have other

50:38

siblings I say oh this this is me this my other half I'm very close to them like we're identical twins so I feel I

50:46

one time I'll tell you a crazy story sorry we're going off topic here saying in the movie theater I was 16 years old

50:52

and the middle of the movie I felt somebody punch me in my stomach so hard I said I got to call my brother I called

50:58

my brother he just got out the car accident and I felt it in my stomach I got hurt I felt the like a step yeah I

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was like wow that's how close attached we are to the hip so we talk every day we run ideas by each other every day

51:11

with his business and my business like you know CU I'm his biggest critic he's my biggest critic but it's good

51:16

criticism is good that's how you grow from criticism right but we can't we can't work together we tried again few

51:23

months ago and it didn't work like keep Bor into my business I bought into his business I say yo let's just yeah again you can try but now you

51:31

know you know this way better this way he's more he got more spiritual he's

51:36

getting back to the religion a little bit so I like you know I'm way out of it so it's not going to work out of

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religious why like I don't want you doing this I say you know bro I I'm not good with rules don't tell me what the [ __ ] to do don't tell me what to do the

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only T is the creator that's all nobody else tells me what to do with he is your cuz my dad was a dictator

51:56

that LE with an iron fist oh you want money do this you want a car make sure you only take it to to to school to

52:02

learn the Bible if not you can't take the car you want a phone do this you're not going to do this I'm gonna take it away from you yeah right that's how we

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were raised my dad's the best father in the world but when they came to religion he was fanatic M like radical you know

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there's radical terrorist Islamic there radical Jews too interesting Orthodox rad

52:23

where you do this or God is going to punish you or the same thing unfortunately same brainwash for example

52:30

innocent child who's born in a Muslim house Palestinian child you think he's born to rais to hate a [ __ ] Jew no he

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goes to the school where they say hate this [ __ ] hate these zionists hate them he grows up he grows up he

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grows up the hate builds into him and he becomes a suicide bber but I was I wonder want to ask the child why don't

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you ask the rabbi the the guy who's telling you to blow himself up why is he not dead yet if it's what God wanted why

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are you still alive that's what I did in my in in school also how so when they

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would tell me if you do this you do this you're gonna die how the [ __ ] is this guy still alive though what is what is he preaching to me right right I'm sure

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he sinned everybody sins we're all Sinners but he said if you're a sinner and this so every time when I a young gu

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I had questions in my brain what the what does it mean like I got older you get smarter you're asking yourself what do you mean this it has to be a cult it

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can't be real it can't telling me 9 99% of the world is sinning they're eating not Kosh they're not dead and I'm a Jew

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I'm eat I'm going to die makes no sense they told me when I was 11 years old 10 years old if you eat recessed peanut

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butter cup you're going to die cuz it's not kulture y need like GL kulture I

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said bro it's impossible yeah like I see people eating it every [ __ ] day they're living so I

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went to my twin brother like Benji we have to try like I'm but I told him I'm scared cuz I don't want to die he's like

53:52

bro we're not dying I said okay you try it first when he tried and nothing happened that's when I started questioning yeah

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all this radicalism like all this Orthodox religious you know like you

Conversation on Religion

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have to or you're going to die cuz they teach you God is evil God is not evil God is loving yeah God loves his we're

54:10

all his children he loves us okay whoever believes in God some people don't not whatever I I respect them

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whatever I believe in God I believe that God is a father to us and no father wants to harm his child right yeah but

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in Orthodox religion they teach you that if you don't do it God's going to get angry and he's going to punish you yeah

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so when I saw it wasn't like you know that's when I left yeah I was raised

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Church of Christ which is a strict Christian and uh you know uh my parents

54:39

were not near that strict but you know the the messaging and the church

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actually as I gotten older I I appreciate a lot of the stuff they were saying but I also you know I look at the

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way it was put as in you know these fireing brimstonegunsmithing know

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constantly you know if you do this you're going to hell yeah exactly and you know which thinking about spending

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eternity burning [ __ ] it just might as well enjoy life right I it's like this is awful um

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but I I understand it it more now and and but I think a lot of the places that the especially that that type of church

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comes from it's a place of fear exactly and instead of faith and as I've gotten older my faith is stronger now than it's

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ever been I feel like you know just a a great connection I pray I know how many

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times a day yeah Bunch man and that's what God wants doesn't want us to be robust right just Desires in this world

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for a reason God on every man sinned doesn't mean you're bad means you had a desire you failed and you got up right

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how do you when you up here when you come down here you you fall you get up you fall you get up you don't just stay

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down right but they teach you you fall you're dead that's wrong you don't you're not dead you get up you try again

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you do it sorry you do it a thousand times if you need to right my if you eat a

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cheeseburger you're [ __ ] toast i' been enjoying it for 10 years best [ __ ] thing I ever had no offense like

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you know I wish we're allowed to eat cheeseburgers that [ __ ] is I never tried bacon though never tried pork okay I'm

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still scared that I not scared I still that's my in our Torah it says you can't eat pork and I say you know that's my

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thing I'm sacrificing for God like you know what God you don't want me to do it is it true or not I don't know right

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this still my brainwash talking to me sure I'm still in that even though I'm out for 15 years I still have

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the how you say the aftermath the the the anxiety still because since a

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childhood they drill your brain right yeah they drill it drill it drill it drill it so it's still in my brain that

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if I eat pork I'm done yeah know it's not true my brother people I know eating around me it's still but I ate pork I

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know I'm sure it's delicious and it looks good one time I ate a salad I was like this [ __ ] is so [ __ ] good what's

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in it she's like oh there's a what was it sausag I like a [ __ ] why did you tell

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me like that was the best sees of Sal I've had in my life that's awesome yeah man it's it's interesting how how the

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the Faith Works especially you were highly educated in that you say You're Not educated but that's a education

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harder it's harder education than uh than than let's say becoming a a lawyer yeah because there's certain laws and so

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a rabbi is like a judge so if we have we have our own courts we don't go to civil court right really you have a retical

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court yeah okay so if you get married you go to a retical court you don't go you could do civil too but you if the

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rabbi didn't marry off you're not consider married you can go to [ __ ] City Hall 20 times you're not consider married in our religion and the rabbi is

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like a judge if there's financial problems let's say um A and B they come to the rabbi whatever the rabbi decides

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that's what you're going to do really he knows it because he learned it so we have our own our own Court books which we read

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from the Torah and they teach you money problems real estate problems house it

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tells you do this do this do this do that you know and our religion is very

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proman very so a woman always right you know a woman doesn't have to do all

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these Commandments because she's closer to God a man isn't so that's why you always have to worship God woman doesn't do nothing just to bring kids and half

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of your good deeds go to her that's how it works it's very Pro woman and it's very we have our own

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court system our own judical whatever you call it justice system and that's what a rabbi is so basically I went to

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like a college of I BEC an attorney I'm not going to say that attorney is more of a talker than me but it teaches you

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life like every day supply and demand oh my partner [ __ ] me with this you have

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proof you have this okay let me see the rabbi decides he looks adult you have to pay him no problem done wow I didn't

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know that that's how it is across the board for the Orthodox yeah orthodox you you you if I let's say I'm some

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somebody's married he wants to get divorced he can't go to City Hall and get divorced you have to go to the rabbi

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right there's a certain process what you write in divorce paper and the courts in

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America um if you get divorced rically like the Orthodox they agree with that

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divorce if you had an agreement in the rabinal court and you go to civil court to S the husband just like did you go to the rabinal court yet you're not getting

59:22

more child support this is what you had an agreement already wow yeah so they know it like the system knows it that's

59:28

incredible yeah it's incredible and so yeah you said you were 22 and then you're like I can't do this anymore I

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couldn't do it because I wasn't I was not wasn't happy I felt like I was missing something yeah even though my

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dad always tells me you're chasing your own tail and whatever but maybe but I enjoy chasing my own tail right now yeah

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that Liv in a bubble right well it's like it's almost like Freedom versus a form of like slavery corre you know like

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you're you're stuck you can't do anything so you're so I always told my dad tell me analogy yay we're special

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that's why we were the white CH I said dad let me ask you a question if you go to I don't want I don't know if it's

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very sensitive that you go into a house of people who are are mentally disabled MH they think everybody outside is crazy

1:00:11

and they're normal same with the Orthodox Jews they're the minority they think the whole world is crazy and they're not but really they're the ones

1:00:17

who I believe are crazy they live in fear they live in anxiety they live like

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robots like sheep the rabbi controls you the Rabbi says jump you ask him how high

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you don't say why how high do I jump Rabbi yeah what do you think is uh the

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good part about it though religion yeah specifically the always together there's

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a case in our in in in um right now what's going on in Israel

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everybody's together yeah white Jews black Jews wherever you're from relig everybody's together they need help they

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send money there always together so they have to a lady a lady in our community her husband passed away with six kids

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they paid off her mortgage her kids schools col tution she has nothing to worry about for the rest of her life six

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children they came together Community they paid off her house $2 million house

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they paid it off no mortgage they paid off her kids all their Elementary School through college high school and college

1:01:16

all done so she's left to worry that's one thing they have somebody sick somebody needs help they always

1:01:22

together that's all they have is other yeah you understand well it seems like

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you know as as we've evolved as a society that you know you could take kind of the best parts of that and you

1:01:34

know there's probably other other forms of I'm going to say basically the same religion without being so strict right

1:01:41

that uh you know more people can connect with I mean I was looking at uh I guess

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when I did the io gain years ago it's like strongest psychedelic in the world and um uh I did it three separate times

1:01:54

and I was very anti-religion when I when I was doing it I was kind of kind of really trying to find what I believed in

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you know I was raised Church Christ and things had changed and uh in

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the trip uh I was asking questions like

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you know H have other civilizations been before and things like that and I mean I

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don't know how if this is real but this is what it showed me it showed Society

1:02:23

you know we were it showed not a society at the time it showed nothing but trees and nature and then things start slowly

1:02:29

building up right uh and then by the end it was all concrete and then everything

1:02:35

blew up and it started over again and it showed me that it happened multiple times um that there's been a lot of

1:02:41

different civilizations that have come and gone and then I asked about religion and because I was like I said

1:02:47

kind of anti religion and um it showed me that it was actually really good to give people hope

1:02:54

hope and that without hope you can't uh have a functioning society and it was

1:03:01

very very clear and it show it was showing me the positive parts of it and uh it actually that's one of the

1:03:08

catalysts to bring me back to my faith more and to where even now with with my

1:03:14

Christianity I couldn't tell you a lot of different things about the Bible um but I can't explain a lot of the stuff I

1:03:21

just know I have faith I know I can pray mult times a day it gives me Comfort uh

1:03:27

I ask a lot of decisions like God what do you think I should do just you know and I go with it most of the time you know sometimes you yeah you ask he'll

1:03:33

show you yeah and so it's been uh yeah it's been a kind of a a cool Evolution

1:03:38

so I say that because you know sounds like you're you have faith um it's just uh I don't believe I believe religion

1:03:44

causes a lot of war in no world unfortunately yeah you can see what's going on in the Middle East it's all

1:03:51

right it's all about I think it causes War it causes uh it's good for structure people who need

1:03:57

structure go through religion yeah it keeps right there's but I think religion

1:04:03

could be a beautiful thing if you put it the right way if you teach it with love and and

1:04:09

acceptance and not evil then it'll be beautiful but there's modern Orthodox

1:04:14

Jews that are fine you know they live they're fine but they're not extremist

1:04:20

they're not radical right then you have the same thing with what's going on you see what's going on

Radicalism, Covid Mania

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back there oh yeah in the Middle East all they're all fighting over what we saw it happen over over Co to where it

1:04:33

was just this kind of this radical way of thinking that wasn't yell you on the plane the lady uh

1:04:41

like stop man the first the first time I flew over Co was April and it's hard for

1:04:47

me to like you know snap but it it was tough times you know so everybody kind of goes off every now and then but but

1:04:54

uh I was on airplane April 2020 and flew first class and there was nobody on the

1:05:00

plane but first class was full it's like oh these are people that have to travel and so uh but I'm sitting

1:05:06

next to a guy and I get uh go to get off the plane we flew uh I sign LA from Nashville to La so you know four hour

1:05:12

flight and I get up and uh to get my bag and the guy's like so much for social

1:05:17

distancing and I'm like we we just been sitting here the whole time and I pulled my mask off I was like [ __ ] off like but

1:05:25

that was just the time I was like so mad you know there was a lot of lot of that going on they were they were taught

1:05:31

people lost their mind from the media was teaching them and and manipulating to think that you have to stay away from

1:05:37

you have to be six feet even though we just sat next to each other the whole plane right that no sense no sense yeah there's no common sense yeah NBA

1:05:44

Bubblehead all this it made absolutely no sense but people believed I'm saying

1:05:50

Co is real right I'm not saying Co is not real but so is the the flu and so was everything else and you know I had

1:05:56

close family member of mine Uncle of mine who died from Co out of nowhere got sick went to the hospital and died but

1:06:01

it was the beginning nobody knew what happened you know it's sad doesn't mean that the way they shut I don't know

1:06:06

maybe I'm wrong the way the country was shut down and the fear people weren't breathing oh it was it was a scop man

1:06:11

I'm telling you like I don't ever watch the news and um I read a lot and uh I'll

1:06:16

watch videos online but never like regular news but you know science I'm sure you you went with it with your

1:06:22

scientist what were they telling you um it was a mix it was a mix um

1:06:29

so some of the sentiment was we have to tell the people one thing but you know

1:06:35

because they we have to get everybody to act even though what we're saying isn't exactly accurate that was kind of a

1:06:40

known thing amongst a lot of scientists um you know I would argue because you

1:06:46

know they had the slogan trust science trust science trust science well you know you put a dollar sign with that s

1:06:53

you know trust science that tells you kind of what they're doing but you know they they made people like me uh people

1:07:00

would call me stupid and uneducated when I'm actually like trying to actually follow the SC I'm like following the

1:07:06

science I'm reading the research papers I'm like they they said this is the conclusion but that's actually that's

1:07:12

what I was finding a lot during Co the what they would say the conclusion was in the research paper wasn't actually the conclusion what the data said that

1:07:18

was weird um and then you could actually see the bias in the research paper so I'm I'm like boy they are very biased in

1:07:26

the way that they're they're saying this and they were trying to get Society to think a certain way and actually you

1:07:31

know the scientists had fear of being canceled themselves if they made a discovery that wasn't what the

1:07:38

mainstream said so I read that a lot and I would debate with a lot of different scientists that I'm friends with and uh

1:07:45

you know they had their certain points uh most of them I think thought greater good than you know individual I would

1:07:52

have taken a completely different approach to to you know what was done basically you know the data said pretty

1:07:58

quickly within March of 2020 you could tell by the end of March of 2020 um by those that have died how you going to

1:08:04

die based on your U you know body weight age and those type of things so if uh if

1:08:09

they would have come out and said you know get on a healthier diet get out in the sun which they tell every stay

1:08:15

inside get out in the sun walk be active the more active that you are the better chance you're going to have to survive

1:08:21

um if you're uh if you have uh if you're around older people stay away from them right you know separate by age would

1:08:27

have been a great thing not shut everything down and um you would had people live a lot longer um the problem

1:08:34

was they told everybody to stay at home you know your cortisol levels raise up you get more stressed out you're not

1:08:39

really exercising so when you do get covid um you know it's it's going to hit you harder then you tell people in the

1:08:46

hospital nobody can visit you well I think that killed a lot of people I think the separation from the family uh

1:08:53

had people lose hope corre and you know if if science doesn't think hope is important like that tells you where

1:09:00

science is Hope is one of the most important things when people are going through a a life-threatening battle you better have hope if you don't have hope

1:09:06

you're going to die exactly you know that's the the human connection to of it you know people laying in a hospital bed

1:09:13

by themselves by themselves Dying by themselves you know I did a podcast uh a

1:09:18

few months before Co happened and I've held people's hands as they're dying at the hospital in Mexico uh I've been I've

1:09:25

experienced a lot of a lot of death you know and you know I had we've had a few

1:09:30

patients that the family wouldn't come see them as they're dying so they're alone there's nothing more that we can

1:09:35

do and we want to like we had people that we wanted to send home but they felt so much love at the hospital they

1:09:41

asked if they could die in the hospital and you know we have to say yes of course like if that's what you want but no family would come see them you know

1:09:48

so I've always been a like had the fear since seeing what we do in Mexico of dying alone like that I've seen what

1:09:55

that's like and we'll get them around with our nurses and sing them songs and just love on them but just that the

1:10:01

loneliness of your family not wanting to come to you that's and be being by yourself at your last moments so and

1:10:07

that doesn't happen often but I've seen it so I was talking about that in the podcast and then with covid all these

1:10:14

people are dying alone without their families it's not how you're supposed to go man you have your family CU at that

1:10:20

time you know later in life if if go if things go you know as they should let's

1:10:25

say um you got your family around you you're not alone you're telling you your family saying don't be scared you're

1:10:31

loveed you know thank you for being who you were all those things are so important you can make it through this you're not you you're you're going to be

1:10:37

fine right words of encouragement human touch we did away with all of that and

1:10:42

they acted like it wasn't a big deal but it was a very big deal the loneliness

1:10:48

yeah I mean the loneliness had to kill people I believe that that's there's no science that I know of to back that up

1:10:55

but that's common sense when you separate people uh from their family and friends when they're really sick and

1:11:01

they're afraid sometimes you're well you're going to have a bad bad outcome

1:11:07

and sometimes all you need is somebody to tell you it's going to be okay your uh wife or mom or dad or son to Hold

1:11:14

Your Hand you know and and we took that away from people and we worshiped

1:11:20

science trust science the science wasn't being honest with us they were using that to manipulate people so um yeah it

1:11:28

was a really it was a messed up situation and I think that we should

1:11:34

look back and be as objective as possible and understand where we made

1:11:39

mistakes and and be honest that we were manipulated throughout the whole thing so yeah I was watching it reading the

1:11:45

data coming to different conclusions from the data um and you know arguing or

1:11:51

debating people that had no idea they would just just read a headline you know I got I got Shadow ban on Instagram they

1:11:58

completely cut my reach um because I was speak I got I got a YouTube video the first thing I thought when covid

1:12:04

happened uh when when when the virus was out was ozone would be a really good treatment for it and uh you know people

1:12:10

know us for stem cells and um you know a lot of other Cutting Edge treatments uh

1:12:15

but I always say ozone is my number one and you but you can't make any money off ozone so you can't make it into a drug I

1:12:21

have a ozone generator in my bedroom and my my bedroom in Mexico as well and um so I started uh checking different

1:12:29

languages uh and combining with ozone therapy uh trial uh during covid so I

1:12:35

did one in Italian I got a hit oh there was a study and I this uh anesthesiologist was running the study

1:12:40

at one of the hospitals and uh I was like oh man uh let me reach out to him so I found his email sent him an email

1:12:47

in Italian like did the translation he wrote back in English like you to you know and he responded and I interviewed

1:12:52

him this is in May of 2020 YouTube Took the interview down about a CL legit

1:12:57

clinical trial on ozone for Co of which 36 patients 35 were pre IU uh one was in

1:13:05

the ICU the 35 that were pre IU none of them went to the ICU the one that was in the ICU got out of the ICU and lived and

1:13:12

they took it down and so um you know it was a it was a SC up you know all

1:13:17

together wow it's very interesting it was frustrating during during what was happening knowing that they were lying

1:13:24

to everybody money I think they gave money to everybody to shut them up too well good for for us but it was for our

1:13:31

business was amazing but I'm saying a lot of people a lot of real businesses suffered well what did what did fizer

1:13:36

and the pharmaceutical companies first say when uh they were doing the vaccine it was going to be free yeah and they

1:13:43

weren't going to make any money off of it well it was free because the government was paying them you know and

1:13:49

uh uh they made record billions yeah record numberers hundreds of

1:13:55

billions so and now it's like nothing happened like now it's like nothing happened some people are saying well why

1:14:01

are you you should just let it go uh they're telling like people that were let's call it right most of the time

1:14:06

during covid while they're like oh you know we made mistakes but you shouldn't you like no we should learn from our

1:14:11

mcakes exactly and don't do it again yeah so and make sure it doesn't come out during election year yeah but so you

1:14:17

said the watch uh the watch IND went crazy during Co crazy it went from zero

1:14:24

to 100 in a day and all I did was keep on climbing that we got so greedy we weren't selling our merchandise because

1:14:30

imagine like you're in the stock market the market was just going up and up and up and up and up and up and up yeah the

1:14:36

problem is that the crash was so so fast yeah so when did it when when did the crash happen like how much did it go up

1:14:42

and then when did the the crash happen went up for a year steady 2021 was like the probably 20

1:14:49

2021 was the best year in our business for most of the people everybody became

1:14:55

a watch dealer every Anybody Everybody had a pulse on in on New York City was a

1:15:01

[ __ ] was dealer in our community or whatever in our Circle and then Market was you buy a

1:15:10

watch for 10,000 you wear it for a year you sell like the car market it was went steaming now it's crashing but and then

1:15:17

one day just one day overnight boom everything was like back to not

1:15:23

even back to normal it was wor it was a it was a BL blood blath um blood bath sorry what' you do when happen nothing

1:15:30

lost money I lost about probably close to a million bucks gotcha I still have

1:15:36

two watches three watches we own we own a 5711

1:15:41

Tiffany I paid I think we paid 290 if I get one 7 I'll be

1:15:49

lucky a 57218 pek I paid 155 if I get

1:15:55

$85 and I'm lucky which is that 572 572

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it's a nautilus Nautilus okay it's a thin one with the blue face and a little chronograph inside gotcha then it had a

1:16:07

rose gold day 40 mm green dial president paid 990,000 if I get 40,000 I'll be

1:16:15

lucky wow that's what I still have in inventory yeah what we lost on was a Tex

1:16:23

were 5980 was 330,000 today is 150

1:16:29

160,000 the 5980 was the rose gold rose gold yeah I love that watch the retail

1:16:34

or I guess the retail from PCH was about 100 68,000 68 now it's 100 but when I

1:16:39

started the business I remember I used to buy those watches I couldn't even in 2014 I used to buy those watches under

1:16:46

retail under retail and I couldn't get $1,000 profit yeah today it's worth more

1:16:54

money but the biggest watch that took to hit was a 6501 RM it was a million

1:17:00

dollar that its hype today it's under 300,000 really wow Richard Mill 6501

1:17:07

rose gold a m my boy paid $930,000 for that watch wow today you

1:17:15

won't get 300,000 took a bath what what do you think is going to happen uh like in the pek market for

1:17:21

instance uh you know with with was like that 5980 that they got up there oh yeah oh I didn't even see put that [ __ ] up

1:17:29

wow that rose gold that's the watch you want to hear a funny story about that watch so that watch I used to buy and put my name on the papers and I used to

1:17:36

sell him for thousand profit back then one guy in Instagram other day literally saw like iy blew up he hits me up I have

1:17:43

a surprise for you what is it I have a watch you might like he says be this watch said all right [ __ ] it there's a

1:17:49

thousand of them he's like yeah but he sends me a picture of the papers my name was on the papers I said how much you want for the watch I want it like I paid

1:17:56

you 70,000 I want 160 I said how about you [ __ ] look at my name every day of your life and say it was my watch before

1:18:02

yours enjoy the watch brother that's it yeah that's funny I ain't [ __ ] paying over Mark cuz that's my name on a big

1:18:07

[ __ ] deal yeah but that's I used to get those for 60 I couldn't I couldn't sell them for 68,000 back in the day I

1:18:14

used to buy them for 65 66 man he has a beautiful watch yeah that Peak was

1:18:20

330,000 I like the go is there a is there a a champagne dial on that one

1:18:26

they don't make that no no no I don't think PCH makes anything champag no a

1:18:31

nautilus these your blue white blue white gray colors that stand out more I

1:18:38

think and champagne cuz list if you put a champagne dial in there yeah it's not the dial is not going to pop yeah right

1:18:45

it's going to be the same what's that word called subtle it looks the same yeah there a

1:18:52

pop I don't know I'm sorry my English is horrible it's fine so that's it the blue

1:18:58

dial I used to buy those watches for 30 grand wow they reached 200 now they're

1:19:03

traing about 75,000 what about the uh the aquanut

1:19:08

with the uh rose gold um with the rubber band that thing you know retail was 42

1:19:15

just about a year ago and now 63 51 even 63,000 you should buy you can sell that for 90 Grandin I can't well yeah I can't

1:19:22

you can't buy in retail I you know but you could if you build a relationship with an ad you could buy them in retail really but like I'm banned from every

1:19:29

that's one that 5164 yeah that's a beautiful watch yeah you want to see a nice one put

1:19:35

5968a 5968a no take the rose gold out you see

1:19:41

oh right there you see the orange one right there you see that orange one yeah that watch is steel all right

1:19:49

42,000 in retail they trade for 120 Grand whoa

1:19:54

yeah that's wild so you the rose gold you can buy less than that piece of [ __ ] excuse my

1:19:59

language why has an orange strap that's the only difference the orange strap and

1:20:04

the orange hands inside you see that yeah I'd rather buy that one honestly

1:20:09

the one you like you can buy that today for 100 100 the rose gold yeah but they

1:20:15

won't buy it they want that one yeah I like the rose steel literally

1:20:21

nothing there but you know what it's a demand yeah for example man ow right a

1:20:26

ow watch you can buy a beautiful watch for 12,000 yeah on the retail 50

1:20:32

off nobody want no demand yeah they've gone down no [ __ ] demand there's no demand for ow nobody wants it I believe

1:20:38

for the best bank for your buck is a yubo it's a good looking watch sexy watch nobody wants it

Best Watches to Invest In, Negotiation Tips

1:20:46

nobody what do you think about like for collectors um or let's say I was wanting

1:20:52

to buy a few watch watches a year that keep their value what would you tell

1:20:57

what would you tell me to do aquana is not a l is so even the

1:21:02

market now is a little bit taking a turn down you know going down a little bit

1:21:09

but Tex are still holding for some odd reason yeah that's the only Market RM

1:21:15

took the biggest hit and uh Rolex took so now Rolex gold Watchers don't trade

1:21:20

over retail anymore like they used to M so if you're gonna if the Ro's gonna call you for a gold watch for retail

1:21:26

don't buy it I can sell it to you for under retail you understand yeah but if

1:21:31

a Submariner a Pepsi Sprite a Batman those are always going to be over they

1:21:38

told those I used to walk to ads they used to sell me submariners for 35% off and beg me to buy it today I'm banned

1:21:46

from every dealer in the country why just cuz you sell them yeah cuz I'm a reseller I mean they see it they Google

1:21:53

your name they see what happens and they just tell you it's not for you you're You're gone you can't buy anything see

1:21:58

that watch that white gold Submariner with the blue dial see the blue dial no

1:22:04

that's a two-tone the bottom it's white all white with a blue

1:22:10

dial there we go that's a diamond dial in there that

1:22:17

was is on the retail by 10 grand right now yeah so what's what's

1:22:22

retail on this watch yeah uh hold on I think 40

1:22:29

42,000 and you can get it for 32 I sell them for 32 nice brand

1:22:35

new nice but so white go so white go for people who usually Wall Street these

1:22:41

guys don't want to flash they or white gold cuz it's heavy but if you know you know like a Porsche you know mhm drive a

1:22:48

Porsche it's it's like a Lamborghini but it's a Porsche you know it's Turbo S you know if it's a Carrera you know it's you

1:22:53

know you know the difference the gold ones as well I saw the gold one yesterday same one yellow

1:22:59

gold for 345 retail the same thing you know if you look historically

1:23:05

uh on Rolexes I was actually like kind of digging in seeing how they've appreciated over the years oh yeah um

1:23:11

submariners the red Subs Daytona appreciate it like crazy so yeah I mean

1:23:17

if let's say that you wanted to buy a couple a year let's say the average person probably has well say average

1:23:22

person but let's say somebody has 15 to 20 to invest yes it's one watch one

1:23:30

watch which which what what would they pick to put in the safe oh to put in the

1:23:37

safe so they tonas the ceramic ones are over $30,000 today like the white dial

1:23:43

just makes no sense double retail but 50 to 20,000 to put in the save either a

1:23:48

Pepsi a Batman uh submariners is a classic black

1:23:56

sub the Red Sea dwellers are nice red SE dweller

1:24:02

12660 one two 12660 red I think or 126660 so start

1:24:10

six yeah you see right there did I get it right yeah oh [ __ ] not that one

1:24:15

that's aftermarket bzel yeah that

1:24:21

one yeah nice I red Submariner now from the 607s are worth [ __ ] like 20 grand

1:24:28

really a couple hundred back then you have daytonas steel

1:24:34

daytonas over 100 Grand man 6263 6265

1:24:40

all those references yeah that's a red that's a red that's a red sub you see that one

1:24:46

yeah the old looking one not that one the one right next to right yeah that

1:24:54

see it has red lettering the market is crazy on it today and you can get one

1:25:02

yeah but it's old bro like old oh that one's the old one old one the seat dweller I can get for under

1:25:08

retail the red dial so let's say it's no it's not probably retail 125 is retail plus tax that's what you're going to

1:25:16

pay um if someone is going through uh if someone's coming to you yeah uh or

1:25:24

actually not necess coming to you let's say they're they're going to look for a watch yeah what questions should they

1:25:31

ask well never thought of that what question should they

1:25:42

ask what question should you ask if you buy a watch saying usually people who come

1:25:47

they know the answers I see right they do their research before so you can

1:25:53

smell somebody who's going to buy or who's going to Window Shop you or is going to waste your time so like back

1:25:58

there we're very cruel if you watch the my videos I'll throw people out I'll curse at them tell them get out or

1:26:04

they'll window shop and I'll blow him up that he's window a guy came with ap I remember and he I was trying to steal it from him I offered him 10,000 under cost

1:26:11

I offed him 5,000 under asking I gave him asking and he still said I'll let you know I said you know what you're a

1:26:17

window shopper get the [ __ ] out of here and I blew him up and then on my Tik Tok people were commenting oh he has every

1:26:23

right to I said bro if I'm sitting there I'm if you know if you want to sell your watch or you want to if you want to

1:26:29

price me out so I a famous quote which I always tell everybody I don't come to your store and

1:26:35

ask you how much is this right like how much would you pay you know how much you're going to pay for something right a guy comes to me say how much you

1:26:42

pay for my watch I'm never going to give him an answer so I always tell him it's your watch your price right cuz you

1:26:47

don't negotiate against yourself let's say I want to sell this to you for a dollar 50 cuz I don't know the market

1:26:54

but you can but um it's worth five bucks so you as a

1:26:59

good person you can offer four bucks but I really I want a150 so now I'm getting more money than I want so I'll let you build like tell

1:27:07

me what you want if it's too high I'll say it's not for me if we're close I'll negotiate if it's too low I'll still try

1:27:13

to negotiate because I'm a [ __ ] Jew and then we'll see from there right but um mostly I always say it's your watch

1:27:19

your price I'm never going to give an offer if you come in how much you pay for this watch I said get out never cuz

1:27:26

you don't go I don't negotiate against myself that's my my motto always I tell everybody never negotiate against

1:27:32

yourself never or if I give you a watch and you say how much you ask me how much

1:27:38

is this prot Tech I tell you it's 130,000 what are you g to ask me what's the next question you going to ask me um

1:27:45

what's the best price yeah I'm not gonna tell you what the best price is I already gave you my price what's your price that's what I would ask you what are you willing to pay for it I'm going

1:27:52

to go down and down and down till you say okay that's I'm shooting myself in the leg right so my answer is what would

1:27:58

you pay you say I'll pay 12 like you know what let's flip for it

1:28:04

I'll say let's say let's flip 5,000 here 5,000 there or if you don't want to I

1:28:09

feel like I'm out of luck we'll come to middle ground but I'll never ever what's

1:28:14

it called um negotiating against myself like this stuff I teach the young kids also people

1:28:21

get excited first of all the wash is cheap don't show you're excited you got to have poker face that comes in you

1:28:26

know guy walks into my store watch forth 10 grand Tell me eight my S goes oh my God Danny

1:28:32

relaxed 8,000 I said ah can you do seven no you know it's worth eight I can sell for 10 I know he knows already I'll give

1:28:39

him the eight right but if you show excitement the guy right away shows doesn't want to sell it he feels like he's you know certain things you got to

1:28:46

I try to teach him but rule number one is you're watch your price next never never if somebody

1:28:52

comes in ask me how much I pay I say not for me never I don't know how it works in your

1:28:58

business or whatever but by yeah it's it's just different in my business but that's that's good so somebody comes in

1:29:04

they should know what they want to sell their watch for and that's a starting point of the negotiation exactly you let me ask you a question you go to a car D

1:29:10

you know what car like 90% of people know what car they want yeah and how much they willing to pay for it yeah

1:29:16

right and then you start negotiating that's what I think is the same way people get insulted people and

1:29:23

also I'm very I'm very different than everybody else if you walk into me and I'm eating lunch I'll still eat I'm not going to stop like Hey cuz I'm more it's

1:29:30

for it's New York City we don't give a [ __ ] come on don't like I people get insulted oh you're not giving me the proper ATT I said bro if you wanted a

1:29:36

white glove service go to the [ __ ] like you know here is homie come sit with me eat lunch we'll talk and

1:29:41

whatever you know yeah if you see on they bash me on social media you have I'll slap you you're eating if you if I walked in you eating lunch while I'm

1:29:47

talking to I said bro I can't even eat for 5 minutes yeah I'll just eat and doy while I'm eating a lot of people find

1:29:53

that offensive which is fine whatever I don't care but it is what it is I need to eat too it's so much better to to to

1:30:00

do business in my opinion um with people that you you know that you can get along with yeah you know we tell people to we

1:30:06

actually do tell people to uh they're not the right customer for us all the time and you know it's it's one of those

1:30:12

things if if they don't like it man it's like we want to do business with people we like sometimes it's better to say no

1:30:18

if you can't do it say yes yes yes then you can't do it then you look like an idiot so sorry I can't do it oh you lose

1:30:23

5,000 but it's okay your name is like still there like you a guy comes polishes I have a service center with

1:30:30

polishing and and and service right so some Watchers need polishing some older Watchers need Service Parts wash stops running on time

1:30:37

right it's 10 minutes fast 10 minutes slow right to watch these are repair so I have a service center upstairs where

1:30:43

we service all these watches sometimes I tell my people just don't take the job don't say yes tomorrow and then they

1:30:49

come tomorrow and it's not ready you don't look good yeah no I'm sorry I can't do well I'll willing to pay 400 pay me a th000 I'm not going to do it I

1:30:55

can't right I don't have time you know it's better to let them walk than say yes yeah and they're not going to be

1:31:01

they're going to start yelling at you and it's going to cause all this stress and whatever the hell it is for no reason yeah so a lot of jobs we we

1:31:07

sometimes we just turn down not to be me like you said some it's not for you yeah we we had somebody uh yesterday actually

1:31:15

down in uh down in in TJ uh Monday's MRI

1:31:20

day now we don't have MRI so we have to send them off and we do more MRIs than I mean it's like about 100 a week you want

1:31:26

to open one by you what's up you don't want to open one in your hospital we can't we're trying to buy the land

1:31:31

behind to do it but we're we don't have any more space I mean uh yeah we just got a new CT but yeah we want we want to

1:31:39

buy two M ouris but there is no space um so we're trying to negotiate with the with the restaurant next door to Sal us

1:31:45

there their land but um so uh we told the the the um customer it's generally

1:31:53

between $200 and $300 uh depending on what part of the body and we don't make any money on it this is you know we'll

1:32:00

take you there we'll set set the appointment but you know this is uh between you and them well was $340 there

1:32:07

was a fluctuation in the in the peso which we have you know nothing to do with right and first thing they they got

1:32:14

on online and there's like blasting us this is a you know first day that they're there and it's like they lied to

1:32:20

me like I like I give a [ __ ] about 40 bucks like are you kidding me like I let me just pay the whole thing for you just

1:32:25

to you know if you think that we're trying to screw you please and uh so uh

1:32:31

Scott Scotty went to him he's my my business partner and he said we will give you a full refund like of

1:32:38

everything right now uh and you can go if you think that we're just trying to take advantage of Over Our

1:32:43

$40 um you know like this is ridiculous um and you know they're like well cuz

1:32:48

you know I think there was two of them they paid about $60,000 so we're write them a $60,000 check and they can go

1:32:54

home um that's how that's how we feel about it you build credibility right

1:33:00

yeah you to put your money where your mouth is yeah like please so uh they similar yeah they stayed uh I think one

1:33:06

of the people got a little offended but that's we it's it's fine Truth Hurts sometimes yeah like we're not catch it

1:33:12

up and move on right to think that we would ruin our reputation fors yeah come on like some people listen we deal with

1:33:19

this every day every day people come in window Shoppers or whatever oh the best

1:33:24

story is the best people are the ones who come in and say how much for this watch tell them price you want to buy mine I told get the [ __ ] out of here

1:33:32

don't ever if you want to come in and say yo I want to sell this watch how much like I want x amount of money don't

1:33:38

fish me and ask me how much for this watch on the window and then try to sell me yours you know I hate that [ __ ] right

1:33:43

away I throw them out right away with no hesitation like you get the [ __ ] out of you oh you're so rude it's fine get over

1:33:48

it go to somebody else yeah you know just be straight B say I have this watch I want x amount you willing to pay yes

1:33:54

or no and we negotiate you come in this way oh how much for this watch let me try it on well I have one in my bag how

1:34:01

much would you pay that's what that makes me crazy yeah certain things that just make me crazy

1:34:07

over there yeah no I mean it's it's how it is it's how it is in buiness I'm like I'm not C I have a very short temper oh yeah very short over there you have to

1:34:14

it's a bunch of sharks on 47 Street a bunch of sharks a bunch so if you're

1:34:20

going to you know when you go to prison they tell you beat the biggest [ __ ] dude in prison yeah not to be that's 47

1:34:26

you man you got to go in and be as tough as you can we don't fight there I mean I can't fight for [ __ ] so I don't I don't

1:34:32

swing my hands but I try to be the loudest or the most aggressive one there so they know you know yeah you can't

1:34:40

like step on me or whatever because you have to demand the respect there is that is that the little watch district there

The Diamond Business, Poverty, Moshe’s Family

1:34:46

it's the whole yeah it's a watch jewelry and Diamond District yeah you used to do diamonds as well right yeah yeah yeah

1:34:51

yeah yeah yeah many years I did diamonds so my trick was uh before Gia opened Gia

1:34:57

is this laboratory that was greated diamonds in I used to go to India before Hong Kong every month India to

1:35:04

Mumbai we would go to uh to India they didn't have Gia lab so they would have

1:35:10

Stones let's say you're a jist you would quote it you would write G color I saw F

1:35:17

color so there's a list price right between color clarity color clar let's say you do G colar vs2

1:35:25

is 20,000 per carat I'm off way off but for example if it's F color vs2 it's

1:35:32

28,000 per carat so I saw F color the gyalist saw G color but there's a $8,000

1:35:39

difference per carrot if I'm right if I'm wrong I'm [ __ ] that's how we gambled I go to India find these big

1:35:45

Stones the bigger the the bigger the stone the more profit you made if you got the right color yeah and then come

1:35:51

home to Gia to New York subin Gia in New York Gia is G geological Institute of

1:35:57

America basically they're a one of the biggest nonprofit like Rolex um they

1:36:03

certifi the stone the color Clarity it's natural it's not you know it's not fake whatever mhm and they would give me f

1:36:10

color so I'll make like 20,000 of stone then just an upgrade and then sell the St for a profit make more money oh nice

1:36:17

but if you miss you're [ __ ] you lose you lose you lose 10 grand wow so say hit or miss I did that for about two years till

1:36:25

India found out what we're doing they opened Gia over there so we got fxck I said listen I'm going back like so I

1:36:30

said I'm going to go back to full-time watches now I got you CU those days were over where we used to party and then

1:36:37

make money out just just from risking you know because how it works in Gia I

1:36:42

believe is that's a gemologist and they believe this is G color that's what look greated or F color so that's the way we

1:36:49

rised it then interesting so I I last my last trip in India was December of 2015

1:36:56

and never went afterwards how how did you like India it was nice I'm saying smell was horrible but the street food

1:37:05

was amazing you have to have a strong stomach you eat that food you can [ __ ] die if you if you don't have a strong life yeah um India was nice

1:37:14

people are very nice nice Indian people are respectful nice the culture is nice

1:37:21

it's it's just very I don't know about now then was very like it was like was

1:37:28

dirty wasn't taken care of that Country Wasn't taken care of yeah sure poverty was either you're very rich or you're

1:37:35

very poor I saw kids eating from the garbage trucks wow that killed me like

1:37:40

and you can't even pull out money there if you pull out money to give them they're going to like storm you a swarm

1:37:46

like you put a piece of bread and all the birds come yeah man it's amazing how you know we live over here in America

1:37:52

and I hear people complaining and stuff I'm like come on come on you know this is we have it really really good here

1:37:59

amazing here and my girlfriend was just actually in uh Egypt last week she was there for like uh she was in turkey and

1:38:05

then um Egypt the last three weeks wow and she was talking about the poverty in Egypt was just she was very grateful

1:38:11

looking at it like um you there's a lot of poverty and people are still very happy you know which is you know

1:38:18

obviously money doesn't make happiness but you know they don't know better right a poor man is no better than a rich man right yeah and so but when I

1:38:25

hear people complain in America I'm like what are you complaining about like this is we have a lot of well and you know

1:38:30

that uh I I don't know where I read this but I I read that uh someone who um was

1:38:36

an IM an immigrant uh that moved here is three times more likely to be a millionaire than someone that was born

1:38:42

here correct you know 100% it's true look at all the like today like even these NBA athletes they came from

1:38:48

poverty yeah it wasn't handed to them Michael Jordan Son cannot be an NBA player why not the most talented NBA

1:38:56

player in the the world these guys from Africa or whatever these players they because they're poor

1:39:02

they they want it yeah Americans we became unfortunately became lazy hey

1:39:08

yeah no it's uh the American dream is real you know if you and what do you think about this right now you know

1:39:14

Dedrick and I were talking about it that's my other business partner and then we heard Dana White say it exactly what Dedrick had said but that it's

1:39:20

never been easier to be successful than today if you're a man and you have that

1:39:25

kind of Drive uh you know using that you know testosterone type masculinity uh

1:39:33

it's you know what I tell my son don't be a basketball player be the owner of the [ __ ] team love it that's what you

1:39:38

should do anybody can be a ball player you're you're you're a pawn to them I want you to own the team manage the team

1:39:44

be a general manager use your brain we're not talented Jews are not basketball players

1:39:49

we're not tal I told to go B so you can't we're not talented gifted we're not 65 300 lb we're not we're puny

1:39:57

little kids right so what are you going to do you your [ __ ] brain your talent is your brain use your brain go figure

1:40:03

How You Gonna own this [ __ ] team how you gonna pay the salaries to everybody that's what you that's what you should strive for yeah it's so it's okay for

1:40:10

not I'm not going to go outside oh my God I there's not enough people in my

1:40:16

for my background or basketball players cuz we suck bro that's why we suck we do

1:40:21

Jews are not athletic who who one Jewish NBA player

1:40:26

zero there's not there's not onlybe three owners though there you go Garrison of the heat Mark cubin know

1:40:34

Mark cubin is a Jew right y Survivor his parents I didn't know that yeah oh we have Robert Craft the

1:40:41

patriots who else I know a lot of them I mean I lot oh that guy uh from the 76ers Michael

1:40:48

Rubin sure there's plenty more I'm saying that's why I teach my kids like try to bigger than what you look at on

1:40:56

TV be the guy behind the scenes yeah you know that's what I that's what I think

1:41:01

is the like you know people think our business is all so green and it's we make so much

1:41:09

money I'd rather be like people who are high-tech who make stupid money sitting

1:41:15

at home YouTubers who make crazy money yeah Mr Beast and these guys who do nothing but give back and make videos

1:41:22

out of it I love what he does giv him back man did you see what he did in Africa with the the water he came to 47

1:41:28

yeah he's the one who really put water there that's amazing it's amazing uh he

1:41:33

came to 47 with a credit card and he went to my boy Richie store and he said

1:41:38

uh Richie store Leon diamonds he went there and he went to the GU like you

1:41:43

have two credit cards one has 70 whatever and whatever you TR you pick something in the store and swipe it if

1:41:49

it goes through it's yours one guy swiped like a $50,000 $4,000

1:41:54

object he won one guy swapped 90,000 in declin oh so nobody knew how much was on there

1:42:01

but he was oh that's funny and he gave it away that's awesome guy's a [ __ ] genius yeah no he seems like a a good

1:42:08

dude I mean already already makes stupid money also yeah he's a multi-billionaire

1:42:13

I saw an interview with him and he's a multi- multibillionaire he said he wouldn't I think he was GU 10 billion

1:42:18

range those guys in school who wasn't popular probably not who cares though

1:42:23

you know I think there's a lot of a lot of that like and kids that are growing up that maybe not popular that's the

1:42:30

best thing for them it's it is man giv you the the burn I wasn't popular when I was growing up but gave me the burn in

1:42:36

my belly to do what I want to be where I'm not aware where I want to become but gives me this motivation every day show

1:42:43

I'm going to make I'm going to make I'm going to make it I'm going to make it right whoever is there already at school he thinks he's all privilege he doesn't give a [ __ ] doesn't want to work yeah

1:42:49

I'm the [ __ ] I'm this I'm that right right yeah for me man my my parents you know weren't wealthy at all my dad had a

1:42:55

accident when I was four and they shattered his hip and they didn't have any uh um we Lo like lost the house army

1:43:03

take care of it what's that the Navy I mean oh this is after he this is well after he was out but they don't take care of you after you discharge uh not

1:43:10

really I mean he was just he's he did his his uh his time in the military and

1:43:16

you know I think he was out within four years was pretty quick he he gets healthare through them but the VA

1:43:21

healthare system's not very good but at the time he was you know he was a court reporter and he shattered his hip so he

1:43:27

self-employed so you know family didn't have any way to make money um and so uh

1:43:32

he was out of work for about six months and I remember like growing up and they made their way out like my dad uh

1:43:37

flipped a house when I was 15 and then they got it rolling again you know he he

1:43:42

hustled and my mom she worked for American Airlines uh for the insurance basically so we had insurance but I

1:43:48

always remember like you know shoes were big thing back in the day and my parents didn't have the money to buy me nice

1:43:54

shoes you know and know it sounds kind of funny like because it really doesn't matter big picture but when I when you're a kid you know I always Nik and

1:44:01

you don't right I had the the Walmart ones they gave you the and it burned your [ __ ] belly right it did man I

1:44:07

wanted nice clothes and nice shoes and you know I never wanted to uh I saw all

1:44:14

the the stresses that my parents had were more monetary stresses and yeah

1:44:19

they're great people they're still married 50 uh 51 years wow and I never wanted to have that stress

1:44:27

like that in life where when I have a wife one day and my kids uh you know

1:44:32

they see that and not that my parents did anything wrong I just knew how much it stressed them out right and I was like never want to do that you know and

1:44:39

I have big money stresses I mean I've been like I was telling you earlier i' probably almost been bankrupt I don't know five times over the last 10 years

1:44:46

maybe 10 times I don't know how many but it's we've we've self-funded everything never taken outside investor so it's

1:44:52

just not easy to do in healthcare but uh I don't want to be influenced by uh by

1:44:57

another investor that tries to tell us what to do tell you what to do exactly so um but uh you

1:45:04

know the the stresses over money are more they're bigger and I'm you know

1:45:09

personally I'm pretty good you know so it's like if I had a family you know I have enough set set aside where uh you

1:45:16

know we'd be okay but um but again the K the kids got those that you don't have it then they become comfortable and then

1:45:22

they don't want to work hard yeah so what happen my father we grew up with a lot of money mhm and we were spoiled but

1:45:28

then when my father lost the money I had no choice and I had no money then that's what made me get a job or whatever cuz I

1:45:35

don't know I you figured it out that's the thing man you figure it out I said you figured it out though you figured

1:45:40

out what to do you got to throw somebody on the street to figure it out well but a lot of people don't and I think they're trained to think self-pity yeah

1:45:48

self-pity that's right you can't have self-pity no cuz then you're just going to eat yourself and eat yourself and you

1:45:53

know my niece passed away my brother his whole life my brother L his oldest she was 18 from

1:46:01

leukemia you know and my brother told me the first month it was so hard for me I was questioned by say know why am I

1:46:08

going to self-pity myself my job now is to go help the people who lost their children mhm to cope with it and that's

1:46:16

his whole goal in life all he does know is gos to parents who lost their children and explain to them why it's

1:46:22

the most beautiful thing ever that can happen and that's what God wanted because I have to be a believer mhm God

1:46:27

is no it's not your soul God gave you the soul he lent it to you so he can decide whenever he wants to take it

1:46:33

right and that's what he does and he said it gave me purpose he's happy and he's having he had three more children

1:46:39

once she died wow so they're Orthodox they have kids every year wow they don't stop it just there's no TV just so we

1:46:46

cannot have uh we cannot have sex unless we has to have just to have children that's

1:46:54

a pleasure today there's leniencies but we can't wear condoms a woman who takes

1:47:00

birth control cannot tell her man because we cannot waste our seed our seed is only to have children wow so you

1:47:05

cannot finish only inside of her who who made that role the the the Torah dides it say that yeah the first commandment

1:47:13

in this in the Torah is to multiply to have children that's the first commandment it doesn't say

1:47:18

to but then the RAB made a whole thing that yeah I'm saying the Tor say that

1:47:23

that's not the Torah that's an interpretation right I meant to say interpretation I'm sorry you're right the T say listen you have to finish

1:47:29

inside of her or you're [ __ ] no I didn't say that the rabbi said that if you the whole purpose of when it's said

1:47:36

to to have children means you can only finish inside of her so we can't choose they allow to you know when they're

1:47:42

married they allow to have condoms or whatever so my brother has thank God he had he just had a baby

1:47:48

last week number 11 is this your uh my old brother I'm one of six we're a big

1:47:53

family okay one of six so my sister's 47 she has four grandkids

1:47:59

already wow she got married at 18 so we they get married young by us 18 17 18 they get married my other s my brother

1:48:06

is Assaf is 4 40 1979

1:48:11

44 my sister Julia not is 42 41 42 I'm

1:48:18

37 my twin is 37 baby sister who's

1:48:23

30 yeah and we have like 25 or 26 nieces and nephews my brother's wife has over a

1:48:30

hundred nieces and nephews they're a family of 12 each one has 10 plus kids that's how it goes yeah just have

1:48:38

children you don't have TV at home what are you GNA do yeah you're not going to do I love watching TV I watch sports and

1:48:43

I watch Family Guy that's my two like things I do or documentaries watch a lot of documentaries yeah

1:48:50

um I didn't watch TV till I didn't know what like when I went to Disney first time in my life I was a father and I was

1:48:57

like what the [ __ ] is this I didn't know any of the characters can you imagine you going to Disney you're an adult you don't know any of the characters I don't

1:49:03

know many of them like I'm sure you grew up watching cartoons oh yeah I know Mickey Mouse yeah I don't know who did I

1:49:09

see that was in awe of uh Matilda or I don't even know the hell they are anymore Snow White bro I don't know

1:49:17

whatever it is but my kids were teaching me about yeah this stuff cuz we we

1:49:24

didn't grow up with it until today my father won't come to my house cuz I have a TV really yeah he woke up wow my

1:49:30

parents don't have one don't want one don't want to hear of one right man that's got to be tough I mean it's it's

1:49:36

like you want to see your dad I see him I go to his house oh you go over there gotcha like I said I sat with him we

1:49:42

were to B mitv and I sat with him and he was asking me no like uh I I barely see them it's my fault but he's like no how

1:49:49

you doing that's good he like what's going to be what's going to be when are you going to come back and I said D I never left that's good I

1:49:56

never left maybe in your people think I never left I still believe in God I still pray to

1:50:02

God just because I don't have a I told him the the the curls went from here to

1:50:07

here it's the same [ __ ] right there no different what is what does he think of your hair oh he I I I don't think I ever

1:50:15

showed it to him no I put a keep I put a yamaka when I see him the Jewish thing he were the

1:50:21

so I I put it on my head I don't show it to him never never he he knows he sees

1:50:26

it so he asked me a question the other day he's like you know what's the why do people follow you so much like why you I

1:50:34

said dad you're you're a community leader right you're a master salesman on what you do right you

1:50:41

preach people about religion about God and they follow you I got that from you I do the same thing with the watches

1:50:48

with my social media he's like no but I he's like in awe how

1:50:53

people like foll and go after like what people

1:50:59

because he believ people have nothing better to do with their life I said but that this is what life is people like luxury items right people love watches

1:51:06

people love cars what do men have we have watches and cars that's all we have

1:51:12

we have handbags makeup dresses earrings rings necklaces engagement rings we have

1:51:18

nothing we're providers we want to spoil ourselves cuzz no one is buying us a a

1:51:24

watch or a car so we buy ourselves a watch and a car it's our that's all a man has to him yeah right that's true

1:51:31

that's that's that's a good point I mean you think about like my girlfriend I probably bought her I don't

1:51:38

know bunch of five or six purses this year there you go you know and um you get one watch it's not a bad thing for

1:51:44

yourself and you have to ask your permission that's how that's how how I probably used to to me but not not not

1:51:51

this girlfriend now it's better you don't I don't believe a mat asses as long as she's not missing anything I

1:51:57

believe you're int do whatever the hell you want with your money right if she has Bread on her she has roof over well

1:52:03

taking she has in she's really cool had a guy come to me bro telling you two weeks ago emailing me I don't give my

1:52:08

phone number to nobody they just blow me up all day my phone's blowing up all day I don't want to hear it I give it to my

1:52:14

assistant Josh or my workers or my partner and then he emails me cuz I have

1:52:20

my email on on Instagram I want to buy two uh Van Cleave bracelets these bracelets oh no problem I'm coming to my

1:52:26

wife he makes a deal with me ma no problem he says add links add gold I

1:52:32

said gold is another $200 St I'll pay for it no problem he leaves I go add the gold he sends me an email my wife

1:52:38

doesn't give me permission to buy the [ __ ] bracelet

1:52:45

wow where do this world come to yeah right that she's wearing herself the V sleep bra why can't you why do you have

1:52:51

to ask her permission yeah it's weird I felt I asked listen bro when you grow when you grow I reply when you grow a

1:52:57

pair of nuts please come back thank you you're LOL and that's it no man I mean it's it's like uh like come on we

1:53:05

provide for our woman absolutely I'm saying you can ask her her opinion and say listen why you run it but to ask her

1:53:11

permission like she asked you permission she goes by the purse like you know she thank you no I mean like my situation is

1:53:17

I mean she's we've been together about a year and um it's a first you know woman

1:53:22

that I've I'm like I'm probably going to marry her one day good and uh you know but she doesn't want for anything man

1:53:29

and she's you know she's super laidback that's when you want to do it for her she oh I'm happy like no but that's when you want to buy her something cuz she

1:53:35

doesn't want it woman tells you I want it you automatically say no cuz she's gold digger or whatever she says I don't want I don't want it you're like [ __ ] I

1:53:41

got to do this for her even though she doesn't want it because how do men show love we we provide oh yeah she's yeah I

1:53:48

I mean I got my work and then I got makinging I want to make her happy exactly that's how my brain works likea

1:53:55

work make her happy exactly you know and uh no I like it though but I was looking all the bags up but I'm like I need to

1:54:00

get you know I need to get on the watch game and Scotty who you'll meet it's my business partner uh he's got a

1:54:06

AP uh Royal Oak Royal Oak uh stainless I

1:54:12

believe could be white gold I'm not uh I'll tell from if I'll see the watch I'll I'll tell you what it is but um

1:54:18

yeah he's he's a he's a huge watch fan a lot of people are so um and then I started getting you know started looking

1:54:24

into it I'm like you know what all he is I got this brightling Scotty and Dedrick actually bought for me probably three

1:54:29

years ago I've never bought myself a watch actually yeah I'm I'm going I'm thinking about doing a a couple year you

1:54:36

know just to car start with one see how it like it see how it feels you know and

1:54:42

you move on you just buy 10 at a time buy one yeah see it goes well you buy another one whatever you like right each

1:54:49

one has their own own preference and you budget yourself what what do you want like I have guys who come twice a year

1:54:55

buy a watch for me I have a guy comes every other week but he just like oh my

1:55:00

friend bought it off me or my brother I gave it to my brother I did this I have this you know cuz some people believe

1:55:06

like money is nothing today you rather have commodity something happens God forbid or something at least you know

1:55:12

money you going to spend some people have money in the account they don't know what to do with it all right they're so liquid they don't need it they just rather buy merch like they buy

1:55:19

gold or wases they throw in the safe they ever need the money they'll sell it again just not to spend the money right save their money that way you know no

1:55:26

for sure that's my thought too I'm like you know long term it' be good to uh keep them in the safe and have you it's

1:55:32

only good to keep so you buy them to wear them you don't buy them to invest right cuz that money that you're holding

1:55:38

it's going to go up 10 grand in 10 years you can make that money a thousand times in a year if you invest that you

1:55:43

$115,000 I'm sure you would make in one year you'll yeah triple it yeah it's

1:55:49

more like diversification you different that's different though but if that's like your main like priority then don't

1:55:55

do it definitely not all right that's my advice to you I would I say keep them in the safe I'll still like my my thought

1:56:00

is have like a daily I buy one for your kids yes that's what I did yeah I bought

1:56:06

one for him for her and I left it in the safe I said when they get older they want it they don't want it I'll wear it whatever just I bought it 10 years ago

1:56:13

for I even hadn't you know so that's awesome that's what I do that's also that's what that's what we do right we

1:56:19

we worry about the future too but I didn't buy it to invest and throw it away cuz bro the market is

1:56:26

so yeah it's such a mish kabble you don't know like it's not real estate yeah I mean it's be it became like it

1:56:33

but it's real estate tomorrow somebody's gonna live in there regardless yeah what about like the the

1:56:39

female watch Market I I don't hear much about about it like um do they kind of

1:56:44

hold value as well yeah same thing it's just a brand it's not really the watch as long as is the brand so if a if a

1:56:52

woman wanted to buy let's say something between I'm going to give a wider range here 15 to 30 no it's a big range you

1:56:59

buy an AP 37 MIM Royal Oak you can buy a

1:57:04

a 31 millimeter president yellow gold or rose gold um that's my two favorites for

1:57:10

a woman but status you buy an AP AP that's

1:57:16

girl they want to buy an artmar

1:57:22

1545 15 451

1:57:28

St that right there you see with the diamond which one the you see that one

1:57:33

the not the blue there's blue there's black all of them they're all the same model I like that uh those diamonds are

1:57:39

nice those those so those are Factory that AP B so we make custom like that can look the same or AP makes it but you

1:57:46

paid it holds value better if it's a factory right yes so you want to get a factory one generally I'm thinking Some

1:57:52

People rather save $10,000 than buy aftermarket custom one I could do the same thing for $7,000

1:57:59

less looks exactly the same I see okay and then how much how much

1:58:04

would that so watch this yeah watch this probably over 30,000 over 30 yeah tya

1:58:11

that's my boy he's from Texas I says watch watches yeah he's

Watches for Women, Cancer Treatment in Mexico, Mindset in Healthcare

1:58:18

big good in yeah I was actually with my friend uh it's an artist musician Julia

1:58:25

Cole and uh she's a good friend of mine over the years and she's about to blow

1:58:31

up her music career and uh couple weeks ago we went out looking and um I'm like

1:58:37

you know if you have a really nice watch I said people uh people in the industry

1:58:43

will notice it you know no doubt yeah they're going to be um they're going to be impressed first thing I do somebody

1:58:49

walks room I look at his wrist yeah well forgive this one then no I'm saying I KN who I when I walked I didn't see I saw

1:58:55

the house it's different I don't care about the wrist like I don't I didn't come if I didn't see you in the house

1:59:01

yeah right when you walk to the restaurant I see okay so thaty walks to my store I check his knowledge so if he

1:59:07

knows I know he knows what he wants you know listen unfortunately this world is all judgmental appearance it is

1:59:13

unfortunately unfortunately unfortunately so you gotta you know you gotta you gotta play the play the game

1:59:20

yeah and so yeah she was looking at the uh all gold

1:59:26

presidential I think even 26 mm what they charge her she didn't buy it uh

1:59:32

where'd she see it it was at a store here it was like uh they were asking 38 38,000 mhm was

1:59:39

new seems like a lot I don't know the store out there but don't come on bro 38,000 is a lot you can buy a 40 mm for

1:59:45

that price yeah I can sell her a 40 mm men size for 30 8,000 I watch should be

1:59:50

in the low 20s bro yeah yeah it's uh yeah I will I'll have you a lot of

1:59:57

people actually I'll send you a lot of unfortunately I'll send you a lot of if I can patients to Mexico whatever we can

2:00:04

do to help I'll give my brother your information he has a lot of people who are going through unfortunately this

2:00:09

type of wow talking about the devil my brother's brother is calling me the one what I was telling you about um

2:00:18

I can send a a lot of people unfortunately it's not something you want to do but if we can

2:00:24

yeah especially uh when this new lab's built with cancer save one person it was all worth it absolutely One Soul it's

2:00:30

all [ __ ] worth it bro even if we lose them one you save it's worth it yeah I mean that's a that the hardest part with

2:00:35

cancer is over the years you um you lose most of them you know it's like you're doing your best we're really good at

2:00:42

extending life and uh raising quality of life we're really good at that uh

2:00:47

metastatic cancer send home to die a lot of times you know they're told they got a month we give them six months and a

2:00:54

good six months but um you know the curing part uh you know we don't see

2:00:59

near as much but we have I mean I've seen a I've seen it a lot it's just not near the majority if that makes sense

2:01:05

and uh each one of those kind of they do they keep us going actually there's a Laura's healing Journey here is a a book

2:01:10

that I had sitting here and that was my friend uh well she became my friend Laura Payne but she had brain cancer and

2:01:17

uh when um it was sticking out of her head and this is back when I used to do the orientations at the hospital the

2:01:23

during the rals and I was like I'm doing the orientation and I look in the back

2:01:28

and there's a girl with a eye patch on and this tumor coming out of her head I'm like oh she's you know that's she's pretty sick to be here you know we don't

2:01:35

like you know if someone's too sick to be at the hospital we'd like them to you know if they're going to pass pass at

2:01:40

home with their family type thing you know uh but you know we're like okay

2:01:45

let's let's see what's going on with her well she had drove uh driven from Knoxville Tennessee all the

2:01:52

way to Tijana Mexico because she couldn't fly because the pressure on the plane would have uh hurt her head and

2:01:58

she was blind in her her left eye and um so but I she had she was just like

2:02:04

vibrant you know she just had the best attitude of you pretty much anybody I ever met it was her and her husband Cody

2:02:11

and um so about two weeks in she sent me a a message and uh said uh I can see I'm

2:02:18

like that's a good sign that's a good sign and so I couldn't really tell that from the tumor but and then um uh should

2:02:26

still a little blurry but I can actually you know I can actually tell I can see and and then you know a couple weeks

2:02:32

later she could fully see didn't have to have the patch and uh she was in hospice back home when she drove across the the

2:02:39

the country to see us they told her you done yeah and um we gave her about 3 years three and a half years um and you

2:02:47

know we got about 80% reduction on the tumor where you couldn't see it anymore on her head um and it came back and we

2:02:52

fought I mean it was a constant fight but you know that's one of those cases that I would look at as a as as a win

2:02:59

you know we she passed yeah she eventually passed uh but she didn't suffer like she did when we gave her

2:03:05

three plus good years quality life um she became a a good friend and she

2:03:12

passed over Co but um so you have stories like that so we did good there but we didn't you know

2:03:19

uh cure her and we have a lot of stories like that where we really extend life

2:03:24

but getting that final you know cing canc no we do not treat kid uh kids no

2:03:31

it's um you know a lot of times there's custody issues and taking a kid to Mexico and it's just not the parents are

2:03:37

together and [ __ ] you won't take them no no it's just too risky um some states will like uh charge

2:03:45

the parent too with child endangerment if they don't do the standard of care no

2:03:50

way oh yeah absolutely it it happens it happens um in some states it's like U

2:03:56

you know child services will take the kid away you know that's happened and force the kid to get the treatment that

2:04:02

the parent might not want him to get money involved yeah I mean they're you know they would be saying that you

2:04:09

know this is the most scientifically proven way to uh extend the kid's life you know

2:04:15

even if the kid's terminal it's like let the parent if the parent doesn't want the kid to suffer like maybe they should

2:04:20

try something different if there's nothing that can be done my brother's was supposed to take his daughter to some place in Texas MD Anderson I have

2:04:28

no idea they have probably MD Anderson they're the they're they're the best they're they do a really good job but

2:04:33

she she didn't make it to their like they had an appointment it's it's better that you know she was she was suffering

2:04:39

like she was already blind and she couldn't boils everywhere she was already like what's the point yeah man

2:04:44

it's so hard you know with uh if you haven't seen it gone through the the process of somebody that's dying uh with

2:04:51

cancer it's it's a shock you know because people can also look completely normal you would never know they had

2:04:57

cancer I mean that's like one of the uh what does it how does it eat up your

2:05:02

[ __ ] system like become literally like yeah well I mean if it's in inside

2:05:07

the body you know you can't see it but you know let's say you have a liver and it just Grows All Over the liver and all of a sudden your liver can't function

2:05:13

you know the we do something uh we do really well with squa cell uh of the mouth and

2:05:22

throat and the interesting thing about that cancer a lot of times is growing outside you know you can actually see

2:05:28

the tumor so when it's going away we had a guy with the tumor size of a basketball I remember seeing him at the

2:05:34

hospital off of his head it was like a second head it was like oh my God and it was hard to look at you know it was it was it was difficult and it felt

2:05:41

horrible for the guy but I it was one of those that I was like gosh he's probably not going to do you know it's it's close

2:05:48

within seven weeks the tumor was completely gone seven weeks same thing it came back we got it completely gone

2:05:56

but not gone enough and uh it came back we got it down again the third time it

2:06:01

uh it it took them but uh you know when you can see the tumors and then they go

2:06:07

away that's when it's it does something different yeah but if it's inside the

2:06:12

body it's hard for people to get as excited you know with it one of the things that we're going to be doing is

2:06:18

our c we're going to be 3D printing uh the tumors from the scans based on uh the CT

2:06:26

so we can actually patients can actually see the size and the next time hopefully if it's smaller they can see how much it

2:06:31

shrinks so because the idea I had on that one was like that guy's tumor that you could actually see or Laura's tumor

2:06:36

that you could see and then she can you know then it went away off her head uh if someone can see their tumor getting smaller in a scan and you know we we

2:06:44

print out the the size of it like psychologically makes it feel better yeah well we have a class called the

2:06:49

power of the mind yeah uh because that's another thing they don't do in mainstream medicine 80% of cure of

2:06:55

cancer is yeah there's it's a it's a it's a major aspect of it you think

2:07:00

about in sports imagine training a fighter and be like don't worry about your mind don't visualize like you know

2:07:07

eat whatever you want you know that's what that's what they do for cancer in America they say you know your mind they

2:07:12

don't even focus on it we have two full-time psychologists that our patients uh go to um two to three times

2:07:19

a week we have two power of the Mind classes um where we focus on what it

2:07:25

takes to be a champion this is the ultimate fight like it was a kind of a fighting aspect but you're you're

2:07:30

fighting the cancer you better have the right mindset to beat that and um it

2:07:36

does it does really well we're working on everything you know it's where it's not just like oh you're going to do chemo and done it's like we do chemo but

2:07:43

we give about a 20% dose uh than the regular we give patients insulin to drop

2:07:48

their blood sugar uh when we're doing it we add a couple other things that potentiate the effects of the

2:07:54

chemotherapy no I'd say about 5 to 10% of the patients have the nausea side

2:08:00

effect with us whereas 90% yeah so um insane yeah insane the color changes on

2:08:07

your fingers and your toes oh it's awful man when you've seen somebody go through it and you see that it actually changes

2:08:13

people you're probably a threat to the you know I don't think so because so

2:08:20

now immunotherapy has become such a big thing and our hospital before we bought

The Story Behind Ed Opening The Hospital, Mental Health, Diet

2:08:25

it um uh well have you heard the story of how how we like the hospital and how

2:08:31

it opened no oh sh okay so chips had been there for 40 years um it was

2:08:36

originally the The Gerson Hospital which was Gerson Therapy which is a diet therapy and um I'd heard about it years

2:08:44

before but my mom was sick um and we didn't have any options in

2:08:49

America and so I'd read a study on something called col's toxins for rheumatoid arthritis it was like a it

2:08:56

was a study in 1923 I was like that makes sense it's opposite of what mainstream tells us to do where they

2:09:02

have us suppress the immune system this uh stimulates the immune system quickly acutely and so there was one Hospital in

2:09:09

Mexico that had it but it had closed two years before and so Scotty dck and I

2:09:14

found the original owner uh bought theit Hospital from him hired back the

2:09:19

original staff uh and my mom came in a wheelchair and she left through walking get the [ __ ] out of here she's been in

2:09:26

remission for eight and a half years so that was a catalyst that started it all um but it was based on this is not

2:09:31

supposed to work but you know what you believe I believe God did that all for you to open this research to help the

2:09:37

world I'm telling you you going to see and Ten's like [ __ ] all he going to come to you like God send something to your

2:09:43

mom for you to get this hospital to help people with cancer yeah no absolutely 10

2:09:49

years ago you thought you going to do something like this no no way man no way yeah it's U never thought crazy but yeah

2:09:56

and then we built it based on like M 100% cured everything uh so if you were to look at my mom's hands and feet she

2:10:03

had so much damage from the ra uh it was completely destroyed but she's not a

2:10:09

wheelchair oh but she gets around great now she's walking she no she three weeks

2:10:15

yeah well three it was three weeks and then we focused on her diet home uh and gave her things to take home with her

2:10:21

that she could but like how the hell did you find this [ __ ] doctor I wasn't a doctor I read a study oh how'd you find

2:10:26

this Hospital the owner of the hospital how did you find uh so Scotty and I went to TJ and we asked got went to a real

2:10:34

estate agent and showed him the hospital we wanted and he's like I know who owns that and got a hold of the owner and uh

2:10:42

that's how he did it you know it was a good one man it's a blessing but uh

2:10:48

yeah that's I mean that's that's how we started so but when we added things throughout the years power of the mind

2:10:54

we had a music program that was there before Co but we would fly two musicians from Nashville every week to play for

2:10:59

our patients because music is healing too right so it's a very holistic you know Cutting Edge treatments but we we

2:11:05

feel like you know diet um you don't give them time to think about their sickness right you keep them occupied

2:11:11

all the time yeah diet power of the mind you know just it's it's holistic and all those things matter and we would be the

2:11:18

worst coaches ever if we were training fighters to not focus on their diet not focus on their mind like guys would go

2:11:24

and lose or you know just be out of shape um so why would we do the same why why wouldn't we do that for cancer

2:11:29

patients oh wow yeah nothing here no people just dying on SL catering in New

2:11:36

York left and right yeah I mean it's it's it's tough though like I numbers next next next next you know my brother

2:11:42

went to the doctor said how you know did you do everything in your power so the doctor's like a a Jewish doctor so he

2:11:49

played the guilt CH like did you do everything in your power to save my daughter could you go to sleep at night knowing that you did everything in your

2:11:55

power to save my daughter MH he said no but I can't can't pass regulations

2:12:02

yeah can't that's the truth man he said can you go to sleep at night he said I

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can't cuz there's there's a system which you cannot you know cross I guess cuz he's the head of the SLO catering

2:12:13

Hospital they're for children yeah but you know now that we know that there's

2:12:18

something like what you have over there could probably be a game changer yeah I think you know especially for diagnosis

2:12:25

and helping find those treatments that can that can work for patient it easier

2:12:31

of scaring the patient you teach them how to cope with it how to understand it how to it's going to be okay and have a

2:12:36

positive mindset because once negative gets in there it's done so my dad survived because he believed that he

2:12:42

doesn't have cancer that's awesome I don't believe it it's not going to take me me that's it like no I don't give a [ __ ]

2:12:49

I'm not going to die from this [ __ ] and that's what he told me said 80% of the people I went to they all sitting there depressed I used to do my [ __ ] and go

2:12:55

home like nothing El yeah that's SAR it's all in the mindset yeah I mean it's it's all in the mindset

2:13:02

it's it's go back to the watches you know you being successful you building your brand it's mindset yeah you know

2:13:10

you helping the kids it's mindset you're teaching people how to be successful you don't have a loser mindset you have a

2:13:16

winner mindset you know you'd rather them one of these kids fathers like he's religious and I told the kid I told the

2:13:23

father listen yeah the community is going to pressure you that your son is not in school you rather him be a bum on the street and lie to you that he's in

2:13:30

school or he's learning but he's doing drugs or whatever the [ __ ] he's doing out there no bring him to the city bring

2:13:36

him to work he'll make money he'll build us up a future at 21 years old he'll have his own business what else can you and it's free

2:13:44

yeah like I'm paying him I'm saying it's good for me cuz he he I know the kid is a husand some some kids you see it in

2:13:50

them as at a young age you know they're going to be like you know some kids you got to mold and teach and give them the

2:13:57

confidence some kids were so like they had no confidence growing up

2:14:03

or their parents didn't like raise them with confidence or say oh you're nothing you know or whatever you got to every

2:14:09

kid is every child in the world has a talent see have to find it nobody's nobody has no Talent there's no such

2:14:15

thing yeah every person in this world has a purpose has a talent you just got to you your job is to find it and bring

2:14:20

it out of them that's what I believe yeah I might be wrong but I don't think I'm wrong no I I I agree I mean it's and

2:14:27

they have these specific systems that oh you're supposed to just do this and be this way like I couldn't sit through a classroom man I hate it I can't I I lose

2:14:35

America doesn't teach you how to be an entrepreneur no it's you to be in their system 401k and you pay your taxes and

2:14:41

you do this you retired you play golf and you drop dead yeah but then there's

2:14:46

people like us who are all day our minds do you sleep at that I can't sleep my brain thinks while I sleep dead ass I

2:14:53

wake up at 3 in the morning think about a watch see if I got a message go back my brain constantly works is that

2:14:59

healthy probably not but you know it's the add I have and it's okay yeah better than taking medicine and looking at a

2:15:05

wall absolutely man therapist telling me it's going to be a I'll pass I'll I'll

2:15:10

sleep my father says when you pass away you'll sleep your whole life now it's time to you know to run how much do you

2:15:16

sleep a night what do you say I sleep from like 2 to 7 so 5 hours 5 six hours

2:15:21

I go to the gym every day at 8 in the morning get get six which you really

2:15:27

need seven uh but you drastically reduce your risk of Alzheimer's that's that's

2:15:33

the that's the main reason I focus on my sleep I need uh because of Dimension

2:15:39

Alzheimer's see I don't know this [ __ ] yeah just uh it's a it's one of the one of the big factors is how much you sleep

2:15:45

correlates with if you get demension Alzheimer's so you could fit in seven I know it's tough you know you can have

2:15:51

your brain you have that you sleep like 20 hours a day yeah yeah I I barely sleep and even

2:15:59

when I sleep I don't sleep yeah that's say I'm jet lagged all the time yeah man that's tough I go there I can't [ __ ]

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sleep cuz 12 hours ahead so and when I don't sleep a lot I start hallucinating right you'll sit down like [ __ ] I got to close my eyes I can see [ __ ] I'm not

2:16:10

really cuz your brain you have to body has to rest it does man right do you take any supplements nothing I take

2:16:16

protein CH after the gym I got to I know there's a whole like supplements like vitamin this I got to get into it yeah

2:16:22

problem is I I'm I'm very Pro routine so I have a certain way I drive to work every [ __ ] day take this Lane this

2:16:30

time this way and every time I go I go out of my routine something [ __ ] up so

2:16:36

I I'm crazy so same thing so if I take supplement I feel like it's like something new to add to my routine but I

2:16:43

I know I have to do it right yeah s somebody want have to shove like tell me what the thing shov it down my throat

2:16:48

then it becomes part of my routine I'm the same way I hate when I travel I don't have a routine when I'm in h when

2:16:54

I'm in Hong Kong or or Japan or I have a routine it makes me crazy yeah I wait couple hour want go to be up all night

2:17:01

sleep sometimes and can't sleep and then my routine gets [ __ ] it's hard bro it's hard it's hard

2:17:07

but yeah me I don't I don't have 12 hours I have two hours of you know

2:17:13

difference in Tijana and that alone is hard for me so I can't imagine doing the go to LA from here it's same [ __ ] oh

2:17:19

here that 2 hours 2 hour time distance it's 4 hour flight yeah time time is 12

2:17:24

bro yeah that's I'm saying it's like we're not even you know like I'm I wake up when I wake up you sleep it's crazy

2:17:30

then I have the whole office to run here cuz no I don't ask I don't talk to like

2:17:36

everybody ask my partner is the one who tells me what's going on so all the employees answer to him M he makes

2:17:41

decisions and he comes to me and we I tell him like we decide together and he implements all the rules

2:17:48

everything I live everything cuz I told him listen I'm building the brand for us I'm doing the buying I'm traveling I'm going to be like you know the faith you

2:17:55

the [ __ ] brains you're young you're Hustler you're not even 30 years old yet you know you're smarter than me in the

2:18:01

in the back office wait it's your thing so he would call me when I'm in

2:18:07

Hong Kong it's like for say I'm in Japan it's Friday I'm I just finished work

2:18:13

it's 12:00 at night it's 12: afternoon here just smack middle the day he'll call me 1: in the morning

2:18:18

and once you wake up when you're jetl you're never falling back asleep that's the trick you once you got

2:18:24

to put your phone down and even if you can't fall asleep you just rest your eyes y just your eyes are closed and

2:18:30

eventually I think the body will just go into a sleeping mode yeah but once you wake up the phone buzzes it's over I

2:18:36

can't and it buzzes every day 3:00 a.m. a buzz [ __ ] I'm up that's it you know

2:18:42

any mistakes I made buying watches I'm not supposed to buy for a high price cuz I'm not sleeping probably dead ass dead

2:18:48

ass I'll come like [ __ ] like what did I do yeah cuz you're not thinking straight right yeah so I mean like I

2:18:55

mean there's I'll give you a list of stuff but like something as simple as magnesium you know 350 to 500 milligrams

2:19:02

before you sleep there's no side effects magnesium no it's it's it's very good for you so um so I need it I'm sure I

2:19:09

need something like to calm my brain down to come also the anxiety of every day of providing to make sure

2:19:14

everything's okay to you know you have expenses I'm sure you have 200 employees I'm not even close to that hopefully one day I will yeah you'll be there the

2:19:21

anxiety of running a business running an operation making sure everybody's okay you know consequences God forbid you

2:19:26

know I don't know how how to to turn it off yeah like I

2:19:33

mean it's hard to turn it off man I mean it's like I mean and I I didn't sleep for years now I'm focusing on it more

2:19:39

just because of the Alzheimer's thing it really like know that that's the one is like I've I've got to get my sleep and

2:19:46

sometimes I just won't shut off but minimum seven hours I mean Seven's about

2:19:51

yes I mean if you're hitting six you're you know at least six you're doing decent but you know Seven's really the

2:19:59

number you want minimum if you can I see a 12 [ __ ] then

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I have FAL you know f is one two yeah yeah seven yeah 12 to yeah but yeah 12

2:20:10

to seven four I feel like I'm missing on something you're gonna feel a lot better though for sure you're going to feel a

2:20:15

lot better you know and getting on like a flax seed oil it's a uh really really

2:20:22

good for you good for your brain I mean there's little things that we can do that you know reduce the risk of uh you

2:20:29

know disease later you know things that are really what do you got to wor about you gotta about your heart yeah your brain as a man your prostate makeing

2:20:36

sure your prostate is good like those three things are are the keys yeah you

2:20:42

know uh not becoming diabetic you know it's pretty easy to have you know once

2:20:47

you're over 40 um you gota you gotta watch it you got to check that blood sugar number make sure you're not

2:20:53

pre-diabetic because a lot of people don't know that they're pre-diabetic and uh all of a sudden they have diabetes you're pre-diabetic you

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2:20:59

better get on it you know there's something called metformin that uh is

2:21:05

really you know a lot of people take uh it actually people that don't have diabetes take it it messes up my stomach

2:21:11

so I that's the reason I don't but I there's like about 10% of people have that side effect I'm one of them unfortunately but if I didn't have that

2:21:17

side effect I'd be taking it daily um and that regulates your blood sugar reduces your risk of cancer they were

2:21:24

noticing in a study that those that took metformin were living longer than those that didn't uh whether they had diabetes

2:21:31

or not so um something when you were fighting when you they put you like on a

2:21:37

strict like Diet where you can eat where you can't like those super strict yeah I

2:21:42

would cut so I would cut to uh 170 actually for sh is

2:21:47

167 uh but I'd walk around between 190 and 200 and then you know cut the weight

2:21:53

but I wrestled you know uh cut the weight how long do you have to cut the weight I mean I could

2:21:59

lose 20 pounds in a day really if I needed to day day and a half really it's

2:22:06

water weight we have a lot of water in us but um it's not healthy uh but yeah

2:22:13

I'm not going lose that much weight but it's it's strict diet low uh you know specific amount of calories specific

2:22:18

amount of proteins eating multiple times a day is really important so like you know you want I was on that diet a year

2:22:24

ago and then I'm like you know what let's go to the gym every day and eat what the [ __ ] I want and because I cut

2:22:30

down I so my heav was 240 when I went on a gambling speed lost my money I went

2:22:36

down to 148 in 6 months I lost weight unhealthy I went up to

2:22:41

190 last year I cut down to 163 and I was like shredded not but then I can't I

2:22:49

can't enjoy my life the food sucked they didn't taste good seriously I get it I would go out to a restaurant I love

2:22:55

sweets I can't have a Chun I like you know [ __ ] it I'm done yeah I'm reaching 40 years old so thank God I have money

2:23:01

they like me for my money it's okay I start I don't eat what I want like I don't go off but I won't watch what I

2:23:07

eat but I'll go to the gym every day but I put on 20 pounds yeah yeah it'll it'll it'll Happ hard

2:23:14

man especially once we reach like that later like I'm almost 40 the body doesn't [ __ ] react like it used when

2:23:20

I was 20 years old doesn't it doesn't you know but I mean if you get to what you can still eat relatively good and

2:23:28

stay healthy you know like for me I've got meal preps in my my freezer that uh

2:23:34

Shelby and Nicole get me I put them in the microwave you know I can tell how much protein they have it's just math

2:23:40

and I want to make sure I get a certain amount of protein a day so basically it's like a pound of protein per per

2:23:46

body f yeah or a uh a gram of protein per body yeah per uh pound per pound

2:23:52

yeah yeah per pound 175 g of protein a day yeah but if you're if you're hitting less than that

2:24:00

you know it's okay I mean just as long as you're getting a good amount of protein you know you don't to be perfect

2:24:05

with it uh and then as if you're exercising you can eat you know a couple big meals a week I can't my body my body

2:24:12

won't handle it it won't they goes right here to the gut man I'm the same one hey bro I'm the

2:24:18

same I got uh I can't lose this [ __ ] like I lost it now it's back and I look I was like what the [ __ ] did I do now

2:24:24

you ate too much I love fast food man I love that

2:24:31

[ __ ] oh uh you were talking about in and out what what's your go-to though in New York nowhere nowhere yeah it's not uh

2:24:38

Pizza yeah what do you like who's the best pizza in New York

2:24:45

W you know one time de Port no you know I love that guy barcel I love him yeah I too so he always I used to love I love

2:24:51

pizza he rated pizza a Sal in Connecticut I'm like [ __ ] it it was Sunday I was bored I said I'm driving it

2:24:57

was two hours each way bro to try the pizza I was like [ __ ] it I don't know what to do Sunday was a year and a half

2:25:02

ago I was like [ __ ] it I took the car called my brother like you're down to go he's like

2:25:07

no just bring me back I said all right I'm out I drove two hours to contic it got the pizza I ate it I'm like wow I

2:25:15

ate the whole [ __ ] pie that [ __ ] was one of the best pieces i'

2:25:20

ever had in my life it's called Asal in uh Connecticut but in New York Joe's is

2:25:25

good Danny's is good in Queens uh my brother had a franchise of called

2:25:30

braavos that was good but I stopped eat honestly I Pizza

2:25:38

is my weakest one of my favorite foods but I try to stop eating it cuz it gives me [ __ ] heartburn man oh you deal

2:25:43

with heartburn oh yeah me too man me too as a reflect tomato Tomatoes bread that [ __ ] I know man I can't breathe last

2:25:50

night uh I had a a jet broker in we're buying a a plane we got to get by the end of the year and uh sitting there

2:25:58

spaghetti and meat my favorite spaghetti and meatballs oh my God Harper Galore and I'm like and sure enough I woke up

2:26:04

this morning or like uh the middle it's like acid coming out you know I get it right away yeah first I can't drink G

2:26:10

juice first gulp I'm [ __ ] I feel like coming out of my nose oh gosh so I don't drink orang do you take medication

2:26:16

nothing nothing yeah I try not I'm like a once a week guy I'll take some Toms uh

2:26:23

tried Dex what is it dexilant sick medication for Harper Works than really dexilant yeah but

2:26:32

check that one out her Works in literally 20 minutes you have to look that one up

2:26:37

yeah I don't I don't like like you I don't like taking medication so and those uh uh Inhibitors there's actually

2:26:44

like some evidence that they you know increase your risk risk of esophageal cancer yeah I get I get freaked out man

2:26:50

yeah oh smart you you don't want to but you also you don't want too much acid going up there either all the time my

2:26:56

father s for I don't know I think it's in the family yeah like so you said you're buying a Jet what's that buying a private jet yeah how much do that cost

2:27:02

like 30 million no it's not that much it's not that much this one well like you have but you have to pay every day

2:27:08

it's parked on the tarm yeah the the expensive part well you understand um have you heard about the how the taxes

2:27:13

work with jets zero ooh you might J after we talk here imag so um okay this

2:27:22

year's 80% uh depreciation you can take off your jet next year it's it's 60 but

2:27:28

it was 100 for like five years that's why the jet industry went crazy uh the prices went high so let's say you make

2:27:34

I'm gonna say five million bucks if you buy a jet for $5 million like a used jet

2:27:40

for $5 million you got to pay it off in one shot no you put 20% down so you put a million dollar down okay you can write

2:27:46

off the whole jet that year and pay no taxes on $5 million so you actually make

2:27:52

money by buying the jet because you pay so you don't pay taxes out of the 5 million no yeah you finance it so no

2:27:58

second so you buy the jet for5 million bucks you made $5 million this year for example right you buy j five million

2:28:03

bucks you tell the IRS I'm not paying you this year because I bought a Jet yes you don't pay zero uh well this year is

2:28:08

80% of 5 million actually so it was 100 whatever it is yes 80% so basically if you made five million and New York

2:28:14

you're going to pay probably little bit 1.5 1.8 million in taxes because New

2:28:20

York City loves to take our money and I have to pay zero I mean yeah

2:28:27

I don't know about state tax but federal income tax state tax not the federal

2:28:32

what's the federal tax then but I don't if T might count but yeah like the US tax like New York has state tax Tennessee we don't have a state tax

2:28:38

which is nice wow but um yeah so you can so you save you know 2 million on taxes

2:28:43

put a million down save 2 million on taxes so you come out a million head yeah but then the problem is okay you saved the money but now you got to [ __ ]

2:28:50

park at that bab where you going to park this oh yeah so you know you have your operating expenses so you have your

2:28:55

fixed and then your variable you you're fixed um you know depending on what plane you got It's let's say it's in the

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5 million range depending on the plane you're looking at about5 to $650,000 a year fixed and then

2:29:09

the variable you're probably looking at about an extra

2:29:14

2500 to 4,000 an hour to fly it so you're probably going

2:29:21

to spend about a million5 if you're flying 400 hours a year so um okay so what do you do when

2:29:30

it's parked you not going to like jetsmart it or rent it out or something you just going to leave it I'm not but um I mean because of the tax in benefits

2:29:37

of it I mean it would be smart to open a private jet business and buy the plane so you can use that depreciation for

2:29:44

your other companies or you know because because llc's are passrs right so uh you

2:29:49

know yeah yeah I mean you can wow I didn't even know that yeah it's a lot

2:29:55

it's a lot the depreciation game man when when you become a

2:30:01

multi-millionaire uh it it's key your number one expense is taxes yeah and so you know you got to figure out how to

2:30:08

you know legally pay as little as possible that's the game like I want I I I want to pay as little as possible

2:30:15

legally biggest pain for me I'd rather it's blown in a casino than give it to the [ __ ] government yeah when they take my so I pay my LLC taxes every year

2:30:23

so it's one shot they stick it in my ass when they're putting KY before they just shove it right in and it I'm like what

2:30:30

the [ __ ] am I doing but the IRS that's the big one you know that's where they hit you with the uh you know what am I

2:30:36

doing like what are they doing with the money they're uh building stadi I don't know there's trillions of dollars that

2:30:42

have been Lost Immigrants in New York city so what's going on there yeah what's it like right now [ __ ] a block

2:30:47

away from us 47 Street they took the whole Rosevelt Hotel made it a [ __ ] fivestar hotel they made it a [ __ ]

2:30:53

shelter for the Rev yeah oh wow it's a shelter it's on Madison Avenue in 46

2:30:58

Street oh man why did they do that all immigrants there what's that all immigrants yeah but why did the uh

2:31:04

Roosevelt agree to that why wouldn't they government [ __ ] renting out your whole building oh the government just

2:31:10

running it out they don't give a [ __ ] oh my gosh it's like a festar hotel wow anywhere around the mid area flutter

2:31:18

them on all and so you can you can see them everywhere everywhere kids outside mothers children outside 10 at night 12

2:31:25

at night packed outside it's like literally like it's crazy I never saw nothing this in my life it's unbelievable that they they're they're

2:31:31

allowing it I mean it's just like they're coming by planes and and buses and whatever and why in New York City

2:31:36

it's [ __ ] cold well I know that the the they started just busting them up there just to be uh jerks to New York

2:31:43

City that's what they were doing for oh yeah that was why that was that's what started at all they were busting him there like oh yeah well uh you know

2:31:49

Biden will you pay attention if it's in New York so now you the mayor of New York complaining but the mayor of New York was before talking about how he

2:31:55

would always take the immigrants in right so he had no choice to put the put yeah so and they've done that to the to

2:32:01

the liberal cities man it's pretty funny I mean it's like well because you know Biden the Biden Administration they

2:32:07

don't seem to care about Texas Texas has been you know taking the burun on the load the whole time it's like it's not fair and so yeah that Texas started

2:32:14

busting them out and uh smart yeah they killed us though so there's a big retail store called Lauren be jewelry store

2:32:21

literally right next to the Roosevelt Hotel they took it he had to shut down well man they took it over yeah it's uh they have all their

2:32:28

mopeds outside and they just drive around the city unlicensed unregistered

2:32:33

unvaccinated according to New York City which was the biggest crime in the world right running around the kids are in

2:32:38

school unvaccinated in public schools you have to have vaccines to get in it's crazy yeah it's jammed well me you know

2:32:48

they they just let them in my girlfriend flew back from Columbia uh you know she

2:32:53

was in Egypt and turkey as I was telling you but then she flew through Columbia and uh her dad was US District Attorney

2:33:00

in the Virgin Islands and so she flew from Columbia to Puerto Rico her family lives in Puerto Rico now and

2:33:08

um they searched her but they took her back she said they literally grabbed her vagina like to see if she had drugs stop

2:33:16

I know man I'm like what the hell they they're letting all these yeah immigrants in and they're sexually

2:33:21

assaulting my girlfriend it was a female uh good luck even trying to go after them yeah no I'm gonna find this is

2:33:28

happened today so I'm gonna actually I got [ __ ] coming in from uh Dubai I

2:33:33

have Global Entry not anymore they revoked it cuz listen to this stupid story so I walk in I come from Dubai get

2:33:41

in so they're like you have anything to declare I said no all right go to secondary open your bag they open my bag

2:33:48

I have a pair of Chanel shoes in there sneakers and a bag like is it new so I

2:33:54

said yeah I just bought it it's like why don't you declare it I don't have to declare it's [ __ ] shoes I bought for myself anything over $800 you have to

2:34:00

declare it's in the global entry thing I said bro you think anybody reads that [ __ ] the global entry the whatever it

2:34:06

is right just press accept and that's it sit down how much is the bag uh I got it for

2:34:14

I don't 56,000 I told him 5 ,000 all right sit down he goes he goes on the on

2:34:20

the computer like you're a [ __ ] liar so why it's 10,000 online said so what

2:34:25

I'm telling you what I paid show me a receipt or you lying to me I don't have a receipt sit down now I had my RM on my

2:34:33

wrist bro I have chains and my car like I have cardi a i wor like and I had two watches in my back a 572 PCH and got

2:34:41

other watch so he's about to let me go these two [ __ ] rednecks walking tatted up like this [ __ ] to the

2:34:48

Boston [ __ ] that all these bro he tore me a new [ __ ] he take all

2:34:55

your [ __ ] Jewelry off he [ __ ] strip searched me to my underwear made me cough squat I said bro you think I'm

2:35:01

[ __ ] smelling drugs there no you're smuggling a watch I said in my [ __ ] where am I putting the watches bro so

2:35:06

cuz I put I had watch AP boxes with me in the luggage so when I went to Dubai I

2:35:12

take the boxes with me and I Shi the Watchers I never carry Watchers with me you du so I sh it through BRS Ferrari

2:35:19

Mal where I pay the duties it's armed guard right I have to pay 1% 2% whatever the

2:35:27

US Customs charge me and then they release a package to me that's what I do so I told them here's the watches they

2:35:32

in Dubai I'm [ __ ] paying duties on them sit down he took all my watches off he took a picture he's like your watch

2:35:38

on the wrist is a million dollars said first of all it's 100 Grand second of all even it's a billion dollar it's my watch prove it to me I'll put the

2:35:44

picture I say yeah I wore them before before I left here what they say then I had you know

2:35:50

um so us Jews when we pray in the morning we rap right we put the we WAP it's called to fill and we rap so it's a

2:35:56

Jewish prayer like that has a scroll inside we put on our head we put on our if you're right Lefty you put on your

2:36:14

right done I'm gonna preach about religion about I you know I'm going to take the pretty card [ __ ] it why not

2:36:20

everybody else does it I'm doing it too before I left he made me sign a waiver that I cannot go after

2:36:25

them wait what why did he made me sign it if not I'm not released so he said you have two

2:36:31

options you pay me $3,500 penalty 2900 sorry penalty for not

2:36:37

declaring the bag or I take the bag but you have to sign this waiver

2:36:43

that you can't sue us I said you know I want to get the [ __ ] out of you I had a lot of merchandise on me I went out I signed I

2:36:50

left call an attorney I'm like [ __ ] I'm going to call anyway and he's like you cannot go after them what yeah I have I

2:36:56

still have it in my bag I think over wherever my bag is over there I have it wow I would love to go after them I'll

2:37:02

have to ask her if she signed that man if she had nothing then they let her go then no I had I had merchandise they

2:37:09

wouldn't let me go unless I signed it yeah no she didn't have anything that was that was what was mess up you should if if you have it on camera you should

2:37:14

go after him yeah [ __ ] I'm going to talk to her I love our country but sometimes Authority takes way too well

2:37:21

yeah I mean I I have respect for border patrol I really do I feel they have a really tough job but why now they stop

2:37:28

me every time I three every three weeks they stop me I told the guy you dumbass you think I'm GNA you stop me once you

2:37:34

think I'm going to bring merchandise you're going to stop me every time for seven years so they revoked my Global Entry right away had that [ __ ] for 10

2:37:40

years done I have to wait online with everybody else for three [ __ ] hours but cuz everybody's on lunch

2:37:46

and I have to go through the [ __ ] secondary every time yeah I told the lady you want to go through my dirty laundry every day like

2:37:52

you no I'm not I don't have anything with me like protocol like come on bro get with the program yeah random select

2:38:00

me every three times maybe I'll smuggle something in you'll catch me but if I know I'm getting stopped every time I'm

2:38:05

not bringing anything I'm even bring I don't even wear a watch yeah I wear nothing when I leave because now I know they're going to stop

2:38:11

me you understand I do I do but that wa [ __ ] me yeah I would after him with the

2:38:18

religious article [ __ ] I would have taken a whole ride with that bro well just like I don't know why they aren't kind

2:38:25

you know that's he thought he caught a fish he start caught a whale oh I have all this merchandise he can't take it away because it's mine I Prov to him

2:38:31

that it's mine right so they legally he's right he said they before you leave this country you have to declare

2:38:37

everything you wear anything over $800 let's say you're wearing that bading it's worth three grand or five grand you

2:38:42

got to go to TSA and claim that it's it's yours before you leave they give you a slip so once you pass Customs you

2:38:48

can if they stop you give it to them what yeah yeah you told me that anything over $800 that you're

2:38:54

taking with you jewelry watches anything you got to declare when you leave so

2:39:00

when you come back they know that you didn't buy from outside and you're not invading the taxes wow that's the law I

2:39:06

I had no idea yeah I mean I absolutely no idea um so that was that's what he

2:39:12

told me next time I stop you you better make sure you have those paperwork so every time I get a flight

2:39:18

into Boston I say no rather [ __ ] pay 20 grand and go through New York like when I have the points flly through Bost

2:39:23

I want go through Boston ever again wow that's some that's four hours bro he kept me there like I'm a [ __ ] drugie

2:39:31

like I have cocaine up my ass like bro come on F me I told him pay me 10 grand get the [ __ ] out whatever you want just

2:39:37

let me leave no sit right there keep your mouth shut i s like a little [ __ ]

2:39:42

what am I going to tell him yeah that's uh tell him yes sir yes sir yes sir when he left

2:39:49

I said what are you going to do with the money I already left he's like I can't even keep the money cuz he paid my credit card it's good and I bounced let

2:39:57

me go but I couldn't I can't I couldn't sue them I would love to sue them yeah

2:40:02

it's just a it's a kindest thing I don't understand you know with my girl like why she she said they uh like literally

2:40:10

went through everything she had she had uh she had a squat and cough cuz thought

2:40:15

she had something in her did to me insane and she said then the lady put her hand up her vagina and I'm like what

2:40:22

do you mean she's like no she like grabbed it she's like I couldn't believe it she should she should go after them I mean like I mean I think they have the

2:40:28

authority I think to do it but I mean if they have that's I want to see what the law is I mean maybe that's what they

2:40:33

maybe that's what they do I mean it's it's just it doesn't seem right I think she told her she I mean U she told him

2:40:41

that her dad was US District Attorney you know like it's not like I'm a yeah

2:40:46

criminal and they were suggesting she was either a prostitute or um what uh muing drugs because she was coming from

2:40:52

Columbia and she's also got her Colombian citizenship too so she's US citizen and Colombian citizen so what

2:40:58

yeah so it's like they were like oh we you know just these immigrants come in here exactly that's how we got on this

2:41:04

like how do yeah two three go right ahead go right ahead you know but you have American citizens I don't even have

2:41:10

health insurance bro in New York City or whatever the the health insurance here is [ __ ] this whole system I don't I don't want to get into politics but I

2:41:15

have no health insurance CU they want to charge me $3,000 a month i' rather pay out of pocket I need to go to the doctor sure my boys a doctor I call me yo I

2:41:22

don't feel well come to my house try take this $3,000 a month to get health insurance these my my my what the the

2:41:29

Immigrant has [ __ ] they have free health care one of the guys he has a [ __ ] one of the guys I met he's like

2:41:35

I need to go see my uh what's the guy who does the heart cardiologist I want to see my card you have a [ __ ]

2:41:41

cardiologist bro you just came here like a year ago I don't have I have insurance

2:41:46

they get everything all the benefits well I mean do you have major medical who you do you have like at

2:41:53

least like in case of like a injury you go to ER zero oh man I'm working on it

2:41:58

right now that's the one like all the other stuff I'm working on it right now to get it because that's [ __ ] bro if you go to

2:42:06

the hospital or something and you're not inured I mean the doctor s prescriptions don't really matter but like the major medical I mean that's what I have just

2:42:12

is back up it's like a $5,000 deductible or something but just in case but um if

2:42:17

you ever need healthc care stuff hit me up and I mean I can't send stuff in the mail uh because of being in Mexico but

2:42:25

you ever need to come down and get you know whatever you're know apprciate can write your prescription stuff so appreciate it yeah but I got to get

2:42:32

health insurance it's insane for sure I can't even get health insurance and everybody else these guys

2:42:37

could I I'm scared to leave I I I I was contemplating to leave New York city so

2:42:42

many times where am I going I'll take you around now Nashville check out you know see if but for work where am I

2:42:48

going I'm saying check you around Nashville maybe Nashville is your spot watch King Nashville watch King

NYC Culture, Nashville Real Estate, Renovating East Ivy Mansion

2:42:55

Nashville Tennessee no I'm think I love the hustle of New York City though the hustle is insane yeah the hustle is I

2:43:03

mean what's your you know people from New York have a you know specific Personality yeah uh you know you can you

2:43:09

can tell and it's a good thing you know it's it's a a lot of people see it as abrasive but I think it's just uh rude

2:43:15

but nice at the same time always rude but nice yeah that's about right want to

2:43:21

get to your always on the go always fastpac always like you know

2:43:27

but I tried like I tried Miami wasn't for me one ta too slow

2:43:34

paced the closest city to New York is Hong Kong like congestion wise subway

2:43:39

system is clean New York Subway system is trash but I'm saying like they have the same subway system uh um

2:43:45

everything's congested everybody's on top of each other like exactly the same like New York City but besides that I

2:43:51

couldn't find a different place where I can actually like you're used to certain light like people who come from out of

2:43:56

New York come they get lost yeah they get scared they get lost so many people nobody says excuse me you know nobody

2:44:02

cares like here people are so nice I walked in everybody hi how are you I was like whoa it's very friendly what do you

2:44:08

want you know yeah nobody you so nice to me yeah nobody said what at the hotel he let me in at 11:00 oh really it's your

2:44:14

room oh wow that was nice it was crazy New York search 4:00 get the [ __ ] out of

2:44:19

here CL room is ready yeah they call 359 they can come yeah exactly well I mean

2:44:26

early check-ins always exciting so it's like here people are super nice yeah now

2:44:33

Nashville is a very friendly City especially you know before it got big now we have a lot of people flying in

2:44:38

and move and they haven't got the memo but uh for the most part it's it's

2:44:43

pretty nice I see but I'm saying you guys are oldtime see it changing it's probably so hard yeah it is you know you

2:44:49

like some of those changes because people are liking you know the city that uh the parts that I liked before it got

2:44:56

big that's why people are coming you know they love that live music aspect too and you know that Community amongst

2:45:04

the musicians and things like that but the uh you

2:45:09

know I don't like disrespect you know so that's the part that I don't I don't love like yeah New Generation though

2:45:17

it's everywhere it's not only here it's not just here it's everywhere but that's the part I don't like I don't like selling the so the city either that that

2:45:23

concerns me like giving tax breaks to companies from New York for instance I'll show you uh the corner of Broadway

2:45:30

uh Fifth and uh Fifth and Broadway uh that was a New York developer and you

2:45:35

know I thought it should be a local developer and they gave him a big tax break to buy that property and really uh

2:45:41

they built a $40 million garage sold them the land for like four or five million on the corner of Broadway and

2:45:47

they don't pay taxes from my understanding that's the story I got so that type of stuff kind of you know

2:45:52

that's not doing sure somebody inside got a nice envelope for that I'm sure

2:45:57

I'm sure yeah they made a lot of money now all that said it's a great development they did a great job with it

2:46:03

I I I think it's awesome but yeah how real estate here uh I mean as far as

2:46:09

like pricing yeah you're probably looking at I bet you the average home is 500 ,000 if I were to guess how

2:46:18

big 2,000 square fet built or the lot built I would say

2:46:24

yeah how big is the lot less than a quarter acre and when we when we leave here I'll drive you around

2:46:31

kind of I'll Point things out to you just kind of give you an idea so New York City let's say uh if you live in

2:46:37

our area like where I live we're all with the community whatever 20f footer which is 2,000 ft

2:46:44

home not built the lot size mhm it's about 1.2 million yeah yeah 4,000 ft is

2:46:51

2 and a half million wow not built yeah not built size the higher you go the

2:46:56

more you going to pay insane and you get zero property like I said like you'll hear your neighbor sneeze that's how

2:47:04

close yeah you know that's one thing that's I wish it was different like if

2:47:10

you go out to Long Island or something the further out you go from the city yeah l you g to pay but they bang you

2:47:17

there for um real estate tax you could pay up to $100,000 a year in real estate tax yeah it's ridiculous it really is

2:47:24

ridiculous that's New York City in a nutshell right everything is expensive yeah a night out in a nice restaurant

2:47:30

you go to a bar cost you five grand wow yeah yeah parking in the city $35 an

2:47:42

hour it's insane Manhattan is insane it's crazy people can still like afford

2:47:48

it and buy it and like now they they they made a toll going from one side of

2:47:53

town to the other Manhattan you pay $25 just to drive wow because they want to

2:47:58

cut all the cars out that's ridiculous man yeah that's uh I mean it's I guess

2:48:05

every area has their good and bad house like yours in my area is probably $15 million

2:48:12

yeah yeah huge how many square feet is here uh gosh you can't even count so big

2:48:19

right so especially with the I think we're g to like heated and cooled area like it'll be when the new Renault is

2:48:25

done probably 12,000 square feet dude it's on an acre lot here too it's it's [ __ ] huge yeah you can't find a place

2:48:31

like this you go out to the Long Island no this is the only one of these this was built in 1867 I saw she told me was

2:48:37

it's an old school house I love it I mean it's had it for 10 years had a special exception to run events here so

2:48:43

was doing weddings and stuff like that and but we haven't done a like a paid wedding in about three years um after Co

2:48:49

I was like we didn't want to do anymore and so yeah we're finally able to renovate the the main house and

2:48:56

uh live in live in they probably give you hell right uh what the neighborhood

2:49:01

no to renovate oh gosh yeah it's a hell of a job we're well we've been renovating 40,000 square feet of the

2:49:07

hospital uh for the last year too so and then we're going to start on the lab here uh in January so we'll have three

2:49:13

renovation projects going good at once but you know you get used to it and um

2:49:19

it'll be awesome when it's done you know how long do you think you're going to finish I bet you we'll be pretty close

2:49:25

to being done by July that's not bad no no because it's really just they don't have to build up it's really just demo

2:49:32

which the Demo's done yeah but you know what you want sometimes people change oh I don't want this oh [ __ ] this do this

2:49:37

do that do that you you know we have we have like uh was it C cig c c CGI dve

2:49:44

drawings uh like to where it's you see it in 3D what it's going to look like no way and uh yeah it's going to be be

2:49:51

awesome so um yeah we're not going to change a whole lot and we're doing a lot by hand like I got my friend's an artist

2:49:57

she's flying in from New York and um she's doing Venetian plaster and 24 Kat

2:50:02

gold dude [ __ ] that's expensive as [ __ ] yeah but she's giv me a great deal

2:50:08

and so um she's also managing the project for me she's an artist so she's given a great deal I

2:50:14

mean I pay her monthly to manage a project but uh then she gave me a great deal on the V like it would probably

2:50:20

cost me for her I guess 250,000 to 300,000 for the walls yeah 100% yeah for

2:50:28

12,000 square feet yeah yeah and she's got uh or we've got 16,000 pounds of Italian calacata gold marble in the

2:50:34

garage right now uh so it's going to be all calacata gold we have 24 Kat gold chips in it you know oh my God uh the

2:50:43

the um listen where car play hard that's the only way that's right that's right I believe also you make money you spend it what are you going to save it for yeah

2:50:49

this is like my my dream to make this house you know give it it its Glory so I

2:50:54

can't wait you know sure to be Talk of the Town also right yeah well see next time you come in town you can stay here

2:50:59

in the guest house it's going to be Taco the town right sick she's like yeah he's the only man like man [ __ ] let me see

2:51:05

this place I was like so excited like you know yeah me an office this place is huge man yeah it's a really big house

Outro of Podcast with Moshe Haimoff

2:51:12

you deserve it bro you're doing good thank you brother thank you help people well man uh we've been going at it for

2:51:17

over three hours no way yeah man so uh it's been it's been a a good

2:51:23

conversation it's been real thank you this is technically my longest podcast I thought that one what was before two hours and 30 26 minutes bro we can go on

2:51:30

for another two hours trust me it's 4:00 already J we we could we could be rapping for a while but um I really

2:51:36

appreciate you taking the time to fly in and I appreciate you paying for everything

2:51:42

you're bringing me down I'm honor brother really it's actually one of the first podcasts I ever did like like leg

2:51:49

Yeah like legit like somebody who's like you know wow I'm impressed yeah the

2:51:54

hospitality is great I really appreciate everything well yeah I'm excited excited that you're here and let's uh let's keep

2:52:00

in touch here yes sir all right thank you thank you man