0:00
Well, Ginzy shouldn't buy house.
0:01
I'm gonna tell Charlie's audience,
0:02
being Charlie talk about this all the time,
0:04
like a house is not a thing, people should be mine.
0:08
See you should rent, bro.
0:11
Vegas, you're not gonna win.
0:13
How can an Asian man make that big a mistake?
0:21
All right, guys, you're with my friend.
0:22
Third time's a charm.
0:23
Grant Cardone, let's go.
0:24
Good to see you, man.
0:25
Good to see you, man.
0:26
You're looking good.
0:27
You know you're hustler, dude.
0:29
That song, you're a hustler, baby.
0:30
Like there's no, there's very few people
0:33
can hustle the way you do.
0:34
We just hit 2,000 episodes.
0:36
We've done a hundred this week alone.
0:40
It just goes to show you, you know,
0:40
it's watching Jake Paul last night,
0:42
win 90 million bucks.
0:43
We're getting this jaw cracked.
0:45
And it just reminds me, bro, the hustle.
0:50
The hustle beats IQ at any day of the week.
0:52
And by the way, you got a boat.
0:55
Jake, me and Jake, we don't have that I guess.
0:57
We just got to do the hustle.
0:58
The Asian helps with IQ a little bit.
0:59
But yeah, I wasn't never like a genius, you know.
1:02
I got bullied a lot for not getting good grades.
1:05
But what's up with you, man?
1:06
It's good to see you back on the scene.
1:07
You're still having politics.
1:08
Are you kind of, uh, you know, look,
1:11
Charlie asked me June of this year.
1:14
I asked me to speak at this.
1:15
I was in, I was in the South of France
1:17
and he hit me and said, hey, I got to have been.
1:19
I want you to speak to the audience about finance
1:21
because he and I had been together a number of times.
1:25
And we always, we always ended up
1:26
talking about finance and family and freedom, you know.
1:33
And we'd have these conversations about,
1:34
can you really have freedom and take care of your family
1:36
if you don't have your finances right?
1:38
And he was a very, very astute dude on finance.
1:41
He was very interested.
1:42
He was always a very curious guy about everything.
1:46
But he was very, he was self-educated, as you know.
1:51
And he was very well read
1:56
on investing, Bitcoin, real estate, tax laws.
2:03
The guy got a new a lot about the game, the hustle.
2:09
He knew when he passed, when Charlie passed,
2:10
I was actually thinking about you because our most viral clip
2:12
was you talking about how dangerous schools were in America.
2:16
And then look what happened.
2:20
I mean, it's unreal.
2:21
You know, Charlie, I did not know when I met him the first time.
2:22
I didn't know who he was.
2:24
And he was already like on fire.
2:28
I don't think that's because I'm like ignorant.
2:30
I was just, I got my head down most of the time.
2:32
I'm not looking at all this.
2:34
So anyway, I met with him and I started talking about colleges
2:37
and I started ripping colleges.
2:40
And I'm like, I don't know where you stand on that.
2:42
You know, and he's like, look at my book.
2:45
So yeah, Charlie was a unbelievable dude.
2:50
I've met a lot of people.
2:51
Like you've met a lot of people.
2:52
Yeah, I've met a lot.
2:53
I've gotten to know a lot of people in my lifetime.
2:56
And I've very rarely have I ever said, maybe,
3:00
maybe there's two people I'm thinking about right now.
3:03
Charlie Kirk was an exceptional human being.
3:08
Instantly, by the way, you would know it exceptional.
3:11
And he was intelligent and he was,
3:13
and he had a lot of tolerance and love in his life.
3:16
He just had a, my aunt, I had an aunt, aunt match.
3:19
And she was a very loving person.
3:22
Worse part of my life, she still loved me.
3:26
And she was very tolerant.
3:28
More than even my direct family member.
3:31
This woman went to church every day.
3:33
Charlie had the same thing where he did not have,
3:36
it wasn't just like, you're wrong, you shouldn't do that.
3:41
He knew I was wrong, shouldn't do that.
3:43
But he still had some tolerance.
3:47
I have no capacity for that.
3:50
I have no hope that that ever happens for me.
3:52
But, Charlie, I am much.
3:54
Charlie was, he was a super dude, bro.
3:56
He was a special, special guy.
3:58
One of the kind, man.
3:58
You still all in on Bitcoin?
4:00
I had your brother on a,
4:01
I Charlie's last event, actually, in Tampa.
4:03
And he said he was, I think, 96% in a Bitcoin now or something?
4:07
Yeah, well, he's heavier than me.
4:10
You know, I got, but I got a lot of real estate.
4:11
I'd have to get rid of to get to 96%.
4:14
We just completed the largest real estate Bitcoin purchase
4:20
It was $235 million, a real estate in Boca Raton.
4:24
We bought it out of bankruptcy,
4:26
and we added $100 million of Bitcoin.
4:29
We're going to take that public.
4:30
We've done 10 of those.
4:32
I don't know if I told you this the last time we were together.
4:34
I think you were just starting it or announcing it.
4:36
Yeah, we started in January.
4:37
We've done 10 this year.
4:39
We hope to take the company public.
4:41
We'll do a deal called our Melbourne project
4:46
It had about 180 Bitcoin.
4:50
And then this Boca deal is $235 million plus 900 Bitcoin.
4:57
So it's a big purchase.
4:59
So for a private guy, we've accumulated a lot this year.
5:03
I'm not buying the Bitcoin by itself,
5:08
because it's so vital to keep telling people,
5:10
leave that thing alone by itself, dude.
5:12
You can't day trade it.
5:14
I mean, yeah, I don't even know how somebody would do that.
5:18
Like the swings right now are so violent.
5:21
That's why I blended the two together.
5:24
You're not going to get those swings.
5:26
You're going to get the swing, but it's going to be diluted
5:29
with the real estate.
5:31
And over seven or eight or 10 years,
5:34
we think putting the two together at scale,
5:39
Really the play here is not the Bitcoin or the real estate.
5:41
It's the read industry.
5:43
So the read industry is 4.3 trillion.
5:48
It hasn't changed in 65 years.
5:51
It was created in 1960.
5:53
I was two years old.
5:55
None of it's changed.
5:57
There's $4.3 trillion accumulated there
6:00
with the largest real estate organizations in the country.
6:05
They can never hold Bitcoin on their balance sheet ever.
6:09
They have to distribute all their cash.
6:11
90% has to be redistributed to the investors.
6:14
So they can actually go out and reinvest their cash flow,
6:18
which is very valuable.
6:20
And if they're big, they're buying garbage real estate,
6:23
because you just can't find that much great real estate.
6:25
And if they're too small, they don't produce enough money
6:28
to stay in the business.
6:29
So by putting real estate and Bitcoin together,
6:33
I have basically a moat around my business
6:37
that doesn't allow Blackstone, Vanguard,
6:41
Avalon Bay, Camden, Starwood,
6:43
none of them could come play in this pool.
6:46
So for at least a moment,
6:47
I could have a giant moat and a head start.
6:51
Blackstone's taken over Vegas, man.
6:54
I think a lot of private equity owns the casinos now.
6:58
Well, they probably have to make them work.
7:00
Yeah, but it doesn't mean it's going to work.
7:03
It's not looking like it's working right now.
7:05
Didn't they, aren't they just...
7:08
Because they're running 6% and paying 7.5% out on a deal?
7:11
A lot of the casinos are Vegas are struggling.
7:13
They're saying potentially...
7:14
See, they're big enough where they just walk away, bro.
7:19
And they'll just be doing business again.
7:20
Because that's going to be a rounding error for them.
7:22
A couple hundred billion, whatever.
7:24
They're a trillion dollar business.
7:27
If they got to throw away 175 million, 200 million,
7:31
a group called Brookfield.
7:36
Two years ago, you can look it up.
7:38
You'll see it when your guys pull it up.
7:40
Brookfield, they walked away from like $200 billion.
7:45
And nobody said anything.
7:46
They bought a deal the next day.
7:48
If you walked away from $2 million,
7:50
you'd have to file bankruptcy.
7:52
There's levels to the game.
7:54
You made a lot of predictions the first time you came on
7:56
and I just want to give you your flowers
7:58
because you've been spot on, man.
7:59
You said we'd be a renter's nation.
8:02
Three years ago, you called that.
8:03
They just announced a 50 year mortgage.
8:05
Gen Z kind of Ford houses.
8:07
You called that should.
8:10
Well, Gen Z shouldn't buy house.
8:11
I'm going to tell Charlie, Charlie's audience,
8:13
me and Charlie talk about this all the time.
8:15
Like, a house is not a thing people should be buying.
8:23
Do you should rent, bro?
8:28
You're not going to win.
8:29
Vegas, you're not going to win.
8:31
Maybe you make a little money.
8:33
What, how much house did you buy?
8:34
I spent two million.
8:39
The mortgage is a lot.
8:42
Okay, so you put 400 grand down.
8:44
You finance one six.
8:45
10% interest on the loan.
8:48
You're paying a hundred.
8:49
I'm paying 160,000 dollars here in interest.
8:53
So in 10 years, you will have paid $1.6 million in interest.
8:59
And you will still owe $1.6 million.
9:02
Holy shit, I never thought of the dollar.
9:04
Your 400 grand's dead earning nothing.
9:07
You could have taken that 400 grand
9:11
How many years ago did you buy it?
9:15
You'd have bought Bitcoin.
9:16
You could have bought Bitcoin as low as 72,000.
9:19
So you could have bought 400,000 dollars of Bitcoin.
9:22
I actually, you're going to hate this.
9:24
You'd have 600 pieces and they would be, oh, you sold.
9:27
I sold crypto to buy the house.
9:31
So I had to pay taxes on the gains too.
9:34
I got, yeah, I got wrecked.
9:36
Yeah, you should be renting, dude.
9:38
You're paying, let me guess your note.
9:40
Your note on a million six.
9:42
Well, you're paying 120 a month.
9:46
Well, I had to do a bank statement like that.
9:49
How much are you paying?
9:49
What's your payment?
9:51
I'm paying 12,000 a month.
9:52
Yeah, yeah, $120,000.
9:54
I mean, $12,000 a month.
9:58
You know how much house you can rent in Vegas for.
10:00
There's this new technology floating around
10:02
that people cannot stop talking about.
10:03
It's called the light system.
10:05
Before you roll your eyes, it's not some gadget
10:07
you strap on or supplement that promises the world.
10:10
Every once in a while, I come across something
10:12
that actually stops me in my tracks
10:14
and the light system is one of those things.
10:16
This isn't a supplement.
10:17
It's not a biohack.
10:18
It's a full on energy environment
10:20
built to help your mind and body synchronize, recharge,
10:22
and operate at a higher level.
10:24
It uses light patterns, color frequencies,
10:26
and coherent energy fields, all the stuff
10:28
that your body naturally responds to
10:30
to create a coherent, energetic field around you.
10:32
People are saying they feel more clear,
10:34
more centered, more alive in their environment
10:36
and honestly, the science behind it is fascinating.
10:38
As I've seen a lot of wellness tech,
10:40
but the numbers coming out on this new study
10:42
of the light system are actually insane.
10:44
Researchers measured human chic cells
10:47
before and after sitting in front of a system and get this.
10:50
A 30 minute session boosted cellular conductivity
10:54
The study even showed increased conductivity
10:56
in isolated DNA, which is associated with stronger structure
11:00
and better repair pathways.
11:01
The result, more clarity, more balance, and more alignment.
11:04
You can save $500 now if you go to the lightsystems.com
11:08
and use discount code Sean.
11:09
12 grand a month, bro.
11:12
I could get a damn bizarre invention.
11:17
You don't fix a light bulb.
11:18
You don't fix the irrigation.
11:19
You don't fix the landscaping.
11:21
You have no obligations.
11:22
Every 10 months, if they don't treat you right,
11:24
you're like, it fuck off.
11:25
I'm gonna go to a different place.
11:27
And you'd have something new, all new all the time.
11:30
Yeah, I might rent the next one.
11:31
I might sell this one.
11:32
Yeah, you already try to sell that thing, bro.
11:34
Get out of that as fast as you can.
11:37
Yeah, you've probably.
11:38
I can't believe you did that, bro.
11:42
How can an Asian man make that big a mistake?
11:47
I did it mainly for my, I just got married.
11:49
You did it for her?
11:51
I did it mainly for her.
11:52
What nationality is she?
11:54
That's why you don't mix.
11:58
Asians don't make those mistakes, man.
12:00
Asians are good with money.
12:01
Oh my God, that's gonna be one right there.
12:04
Bro, that's gonna rip.
12:06
You know, hey, I'm sure, I'm sure Laina wanted you
12:09
See, but if you, if you to hooked up with an Asian, okay?
12:13
You to go on her and say, look, we can rent for like six grand
12:18
or we can buy for 12.
12:20
She'd be like, oh, I love you a long time,
12:22
but I leave you quickly, okay?
12:25
You put, you add a Latino to it and say, dude,
12:29
should we buy a house?
12:30
Oh, yes, we should buy a house.
12:34
They like the security, you know?
12:36
But you have more security at a rental property.
12:41
Well, you drive in the property.
12:44
Their job is to protect people.
12:47
I have a, I just bought a $235 million apartment complex.
12:51
Security, you think they have there?
12:54
We have more, more cameras than you have like,
12:57
we have cameras everywhere to protect the people.
13:01
You drive up, give your keys to the concierge.
13:03
They put the car up.
13:04
You have insurance on everything.
13:05
You don't have to pay for it.
13:08
The next time you make a move like this,
13:09
well, you guys please talk to them.
13:10
I'll text you, I'll text you.
13:12
I know you're disappointed.
13:16
It was a personal house.
13:17
I don't invest in real estate.
13:18
Yeah, but this is what you'll do now.
13:20
And now you're going to, now you're going to make sense.
13:22
You're going to justify the whole thing.
13:24
Let's a personal house.
13:25
We're going to have babies there.
13:26
Our kids, you know, bruh, none of that's true.
13:29
By the way, the kids don't care.
13:31
You don't think they care?
13:33
The kids don't care whether you own a home.
13:35
They just want you guys to be happy.
13:36
They want to be happy.
13:38
They want, they don't want to go to school, bro.
13:40
That's what they don't want to do.
13:41
They're like, I didn't.
13:45
Who would want to go to a prison?
13:47
Yeah, you're doing great with Sabrina.
13:48
Yeah, I see her videos all the time.
13:50
Sabrina's doing great.
13:51
Hundreds of millions of years.
13:51
She's finished school at 15.
13:59
Nah, she won't go to college.
14:01
She go to my college.
14:03
You wanted to take over the business?
14:05
I'd love for her to take over the.
14:06
Yeah, because she's with me.
14:08
She sees all the stuff behind the scenes.
14:10
Like, she's in all the meetings.
14:13
She's in the nasty ones.
14:15
Oh, she's showered the good, the bad and ugly.
14:17
She's in the like, she's in like,
14:20
when I call the guy in, I'm like,
14:21
if you can't learn this, bro, I'm going to execute you.
14:25
You don't get to keep any information.
14:28
She gets to see all of it.
14:31
She saw me do a call the other day with a guy.
14:34
And the guy was, I'm like, bro, you make a decision?
14:39
No, I haven't looked out of yet.
14:41
I said, OK, let me tell you what it says.
14:44
It says, Bing, Bing, Bing.
14:46
What do you want to do?
14:47
I need to look at it.
14:48
I'm like, I just, I just have to tell you what it said.
14:51
OK, OK, look inside your mind's eye.
14:54
You got a picture of piece of paper.
14:58
Yes or no, you want to do it or not.
15:00
And he's like, well, you know, I was considering this other thing.
15:04
I said, bro, so there's got nothing to do with you not seeing it.
15:07
You want to do it or not do it.
15:09
Like, it took like me, I'm pulling teeth right up.
15:12
And at the end of the call, the whole thing was bullshit.
15:15
He was going to do something else.
15:18
Everybody had fooled around with this guy for three weeks
15:20
and wasted time, energy, and resources.
15:22
And when it was all said and done with, my daughter's like,
15:25
he knew the whole time, the whole time he was lying.
15:30
OK, so I'm like, yeah, you got to pull the truth out of these people.
15:33
Get them to cop up to it.
15:35
So anyway, you can't learn that school, man.
15:38
Or you can't learn in a book.
15:39
You can only learn it being in the game.
15:41
I think the last time I was with you,
15:42
did I tell you about the litigation she was in with me?
15:45
I was in a hundred million dollar litigation.
15:48
She came into the mediation with me.
15:53
So there's your side, the other side, and his lawyers.
15:58
I have one lawyer and the mediator.
16:01
So I told the mediator, she's in the whole thing.
16:04
I said, I told the mediator said, this has going to go down.
16:06
I'm going to offer X, Y, and Z.
16:09
They're going to do your little back and forth bullshit.
16:11
You ever been in a mediation?
16:12
I actually haven't.
16:13
OK, well, what happens is a third party.
16:14
This third party guy sits over here, and he talks to you.
16:17
And then he comes talks to me.
16:18
And he talks to you talks to me.
16:19
And he tries to get everybody to come together.
16:21
So we're not doing that shit.
16:23
OK, there's a light this guy's been doing this.
16:25
He's typically a retired judge.
16:28
The way you do this is you interrupt the whole process
16:32
and say, look, I'm going to go to him.
16:34
When you go over there the first time, after you talk to me,
16:37
you talk to me first, you're going to go over there.
16:39
I'm going to walk over there and interrupt you.
16:42
I'm going to ask you to leave.
16:43
And I'm going to ask his lawyers to leave.
16:45
And I'm going to sit down with the guy direct.
16:46
And I'm going to make him an offer.
16:48
I'm going to make him an offer.
16:52
OK, and I said, we're going to get this deal done in two hours.
16:56
In two hours, the whole deal is going to be done.
16:58
They think it's going to go 12 hours.
17:02
So me and Sabrina walk over there.
17:04
I knock on the door, tell the mediator to get out.
17:07
Let me hear if tell me, don't do this.
17:09
I've been doing this my whole life.
17:09
It's going to blow up in our face.
17:12
Hey, two lawyers from New York, scram, hit the road, jack.
17:16
I'm going to get this done.
17:17
Me and John are going to do this right now right here.
17:19
Mediator, get out of here.
17:21
Me and Sabrina, 15-year-old kid walked in there
17:26
Yeah, it's bad assed.
17:28
So mediation normally takes 12 hours, you said?
17:30
Oh, it could take three days.
17:31
It could be who knows?
17:36
I want to resolve this massive divorce between these two
17:40
You solved the divorce.
17:43
They've been back and forth trying to get a divorce.
17:45
Very wealthy people.
17:47
And they could never get a settlement.
17:49
The lawyers could never get a settlement.
17:51
I said, hey, guys, I get this deal done in 12 hours or less.
17:55
So we ain't got a deal done.
17:58
Do you even know these people?
18:04
You just got to confront things, man.
18:05
You got to confront what everybody's thinking about.
18:07
What do you really want?
18:08
What are you not saying?
18:10
What do you really pissed off about?
18:12
If you could have anything and everything you wanted, what would it be?
18:15
If you didn't get all that, what would you give up?
18:18
So, you know, you just got to confront stuff.
18:20
People don't ask hard questions.
18:21
You ask hard questions.
18:23
Do you interview people?
18:25
Do you see marriage as a business partnership?
18:29
Do I see it as a business partnership?
18:32
I mean, in some ways I do, but I don't recommend that the woman's in business with the guy
18:38
running the business.
18:40
Like the same in business, you're saying?
18:42
I don't know how to do that.
18:45
I don't know how to go from, but I'm a very dominating person, right?
18:49
So, I'm like, I mean, bro, your wife would have never taught me into that fucking house.
18:56
I can't even think about that.
18:57
You didn't fall for it when you were my age?
18:59
You didn't let it make a girl buy a, you never bought a house with a girl?
19:13
There's definitely been a woman that I've asked to buy a house with you, right?
19:16
Did anybody ask about a house?
19:17
No, I buy the house and then I'm like, you get to live there.
19:22
You know, I mean, I'm like, I'm the real estate guy.
19:28
Like, but I've never bought a house like that for that.
19:31
So, like, the house that we live in today, or the house in Malibu, I bought the guy burnt.
19:40
So, I was on the beach.
19:42
We weren't in the market for a house.
19:44
We were renting the house.
19:46
I saw the house and I'm like, I'm about that house.
19:50
Because I knew, I knew, I saw something in the house that I knew I could get a good deal
19:55
She's like, what do you see that I don't see?
19:57
I said, it's a divorce going on.
19:59
And she's like, how can you tell us a divorce?
20:00
I said, I could tell because of the furniture out on the deck.
20:04
They're not living there together.
20:06
So, I called my buddy, Brandon up.
20:07
I said, hey, Brandon, 21808, PCH, who owns it?
20:13
Ukrainian guy owns it.
20:19
He's like, yeah, dude, it is a divorce.
20:22
This was before the Ukraine war.
20:23
I said, I want to buy the house.
20:24
He's like, he's impossible to deal with.
20:26
I said, for sure, we're buying it.
20:28
Because it's impossible for me to deal with, then he's been impossible for everybody else
20:34
Somebody wants to touch this guy, because he's like, very volatile.
20:38
Should I go in and make an offer?
20:39
He says, fuck you and Ukraine doesn't hurt me, because I don't know what it means.
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And then I'm like, just hanging there, Brandon.
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We're going to get the deal.
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Finally, he finally gives me the house.
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We stole the house.
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I believe I stole the house.
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I got to believe that now.
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So, but then I called my wife up 19 months later.
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After we walked that beach one morning, I called her and said, I bought the Malibu house
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And she's like, oh my God, that's awesome.
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But she, one of you guys has asked me in charge, bro.
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Like, you don't believe in 50-50?
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You're getting a half effort from everybody.
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You got to get 100% from her, 100% from you.
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And you know, you know, 50-50 bullshit.
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50 pesos and 50 American dollars?
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So, no, she needs to give 100% what she's good at.
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She can't, there's no reason to have her doing stuff she's not good at.
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And then you need to do what you're good at.
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You know, I'm not good at everything.
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I, like, I don't hire people.
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I don't get a hire in there.
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I get my, I get my two cents.
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But I'm like, yeah, they're not gonna work.
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But whatever y'all want to do.
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I would have thought you were good at firing people, actually.
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No, I don't fire people either.
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The last thing I do is fire somebody.
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I could see you firing someone.
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No, but because I'd fire people every day.
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Yeah, you got high standards, which is good though.
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I would be like, I'm too, I'm too, like, no, get rid of them.
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I'm done with them.
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So if I did that, we would, I would destroy the organization.
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So you're quick to, uh, dude.
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I wouldn't, yeah, I wouldn't have Jared, Jared wouldn't work for me.
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Sherry wouldn't work for me.
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Todd wouldn't work for me.
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Some of my best performers I would have made mistakes on.
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I'm just, yeah, I'm just,
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I don't have that eye.
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It's not, it's not something I'm good at, right?
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You even acknowledging that is huge though, I feel.
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Well, that's not my, that's not my superpower.
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What would you say your superpower is?
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Uh, my superpower one, I mean, one of my superpowers is, is, uh, I make decisions
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And then, and then another superpowers, I make sure that decision works.
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So you're good at making important decisions with quickness.
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And then, yeah, yeah, I don't take a lot of time.
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I'm very, uh, once I'm in, dude, I'm in.
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So it's like second nature to you.
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I just trust myself.
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I have a lot of trust.
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I think that's one of my, I trust me.
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And I have a lot of, I have a lot of discipline.
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I'm also very disciplined is, I believe that is a superpower.
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And I see things, I see things that other people don't see.
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But I got a lot of weaknesses too.
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So those, you know, but I could see around cracks in corners, like me seeing the
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reat thing is because I was looking for it.
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I was looking for the crack.
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I'm looking around the corners.
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I think, I think Charlie Kirk sell that too.
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Charlie, Charlie had the ability to see things other people couldn't see.
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It's on the election.
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And, and, and I'm simple.
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That's another super power.
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I'm a very simple man.
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Nothing's complicated with me.
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Everything's very, everything, everything's very simple.
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With me, very simple.
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If it's complicated, I don't do it.
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Like, like Bitcoin, what I've done with Bitcoin in real estate is so simple.
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It's like, it was so obvious and so simple.
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When I tell people they're like, I damn, dude, you don't have to put it on the blockchain.
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You don't need to put the real estate on the blockchain because the blockchain is not ready
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But if you just mix the two inside of an organization, you know, rap, rap,
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rap to shell around it, rap to shell around the Bitcoin and the property,
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own them and then have people invest in that.
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Then you, you have the same thing.
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So it's just simple, it's a simple idea.
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A lot of people try to come up with these complicated ideas and businesses these days.
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But you're right about being simple.
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Keep it easy, right?
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Well, Grant, it was good seeing you, man.
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I hope you liked the chair.
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Always good seeing you, bro.
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