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Oct. 28, 2023 - Fresh & Fit

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Organik On LA Gang Politics, Switzerland, Downsizing Jewelry & Super Cars & MORE!

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	Thank you.
	And we are live.
	What's up, guys?
	Welcome to the Fresh Fruit Podcast, man.
	We're here at Mr.
	Organic, the legend himself, man.
	Let's get into it.
	to it.
	Three of them.
	And we are live.
	What's up, guys?
	Welcome to the Fresh Fit Podcast, man.
	We are here, Mr.
	Organic, man.
	This is going to be a good one because we got a lot to talk about, man.
	A lot of things have changed.
	Two quick announcements, rumble.com slash freshfit and castleclub.tv.
	As you guys know, this is part two of a three-peater.
	We had a couple on earlier.
	They were great sports.
	It was a great show.
	I think they know what they need to do to get their thing going.
	And yeah, other than that, man...
	Welcome back to Mr.
	Organic.
	And I gotta say this, man.
	Back in the day, we were just coming up as podcasters.
	We need a guest for this show.
	For sure.
	And Mr.
	Organic Talk, I came out here out of love to support us.
	Yeah, most definitely.
	And funny, fun fact, actually.
	His clip on the podcast is now till today.
	The highest view clip.
	Let's go, champ.
	Two by four million.
	Three of them in God.
	There you go, man.
	I had to do my guys right, man.
	So welcome back, bro.
	Man, hey, first and foremost, I want to say I'm proud of you guys.
	I was here at the beginning, and y'all started y'all shit by yourself, so I'm not going to say, like, oh, I catapulted y'all.
	It had nothing to do with me.
	That's y'all hard work.
	When I first...
	Got in the car with Fresh.
	I told him, man, you're going to get everything you want.
	He want the watches and all that.
	We always had this story, but I knew he was going to have it.
	Put this watch on, manifest it, and now he had everything in tenfold.
	So I'm proud of you guys.
	This is amazing.
	The rise y'all fucking just elevated past everybody and y'all still going and still the beginning.
	I'm happy for you guys.
	I'm proud of you guys.
	Don't stop.
	Fuck what they say.
	Y'all guys are legends, man, from the seed.
	Thank you, bro.
	Appreciate that, man.
	One of the most positive people I know, man.
	100%.
	Always showing love, not a hater bone in his body, man.
	Real talk, man.
	I remember we had that walk in South Beach.
	It was me, you, I think Casey, and somebody else.
	We passed a blue Lamborghini.
	Yes.
	What'd you tell me?
	I told you you were going to get one of those.
	Yep.
	I told you you were going to get one of those.
	You did.
	That was back when Fresh was a Brokie.
	Yep.
	You got to manifest, man, to digest it.
	You know what I'm saying?
	People don't understand that process of believing before we're coming.
	They call it fake it till you make it.
	It's called, yeah, that's what you're supposed to do.
	You know, most people just fake it to fake it.
	And they misconstrued that with faking it to make it.
	Like anything that has to do with business, you got to always put your margins higher, your perception higher than what's currently taking place.
	So we just did it in real life form.
	And that's what YouTube is about.
	But really make you a business out of it.
	And that's what we all did.
	So let's get the game going.
	Your goal should always scare you.
	It should petrify you.
	That's why I always had anxiety.
	That's why, if you know part of my brain is being a gargoyle, because I was up all night all the time stressing and thinking of the next thing.
	Man, how can I get out of this fucking basement?
	Damn, I want these cars.
	I want this jewelry.
	How the fuck am I going to get it?
	I'm up all night.
	I was petrifying myself.
	But guess what?
	I made it all happen.
	All praise is the most high.
	And on our last interview, we talked a little bit about your background, but I want the people to really know, because before the chains and the cars and the guns and all the other stuff that you've got right now, tell us a little bit about your upbringing.
	Yeah, my upbringing, man, like I said, I grew up in Southeast San Diego.
	You know, really, really heavy as a real...
	The area I'm in is called the Four Corners of Death.
	Southeast San Diego.
	Damn!
	Yeah, and the area I'm from is called Lincoln Park.
	So they wear green and everybody get money from there.
	They had a direct connect to Mexico right there.
	So all I seen as a kid was rich people.
	It's like you've seen the movie Paid in Full.
	Like everybody with the big chains.
	I'm older.
	I'm 42.
	So I'm seeing with the big old chains, the Gucci suits and the Cadillacs pulling up and the Benzes and all the gold.
	That's the 90s, right?
	Yes.
	At this point, yeah.
	Yeah, that's early 90s.
	80, 89, 90s.
	So it's a real impression of me.
	The ideals of the crack epidemic.
	Yeah, so it was massive.
	So I'm seeing this.
	That's all I know.
	And I'm poor.
	I got Payless shoes on.
	But I'm seeing these motherfuckers put up in these cars.
	I see them.
	Oh, you play ball?
	Here you go.
	Give me a hundred dollar bill.
	What the fuck?
	Okay, I gotta get it.
	Whatever it takes, I got to live this life.
	This is all I've seen.
	And just so happens, you know, those are my influence and my idols were the streets, you know?
	So thank God I was athletic because that was my bounce.
	It was either sports or the streets my entire life.
	That's how it was.
	I'm going to play basketball.
	I'm going to sell this weed.
	I'm going to play basketball.
	I'm going to go to Mexico and do some other shit.
	We talked about that.
	That's how I was.
	My entire time, back and forth, back and forth.
	So, my upbringing, I was just a natural-born hustler.
	Just one of those guys that you knew.
	That's why I'm one of the ones.
	I was always respected by my hustle and by the way I carry myself.
	You know, it's really interesting, because the last time we were on the podcast, we talked about this, how me and you were on other spectrums.
	How, like, if we had met before, it might have not been as good.
	It might have been good.
	You know, because, as you guys know, I used to be a special agent at Homeland, and Organic was doing certain things with the Homeland.
	Right.
	Yeah, so it's so crazy.
	I try to be descriptive and keep it vague, but how I'm describing it, he was an FBI agent.
	He knew exactly what I'm talking about.
	Where was that?
	So yeah, I stopped doing certain conversations with people because it was real.
	Thank God I made it out of those situations.
	Yeah, and it's so cool and interesting to...
	Ten years before, it would have been different.
	It would have been totally different.
	We're sitting at the end of a podcast table together.
	We're good friends and stuff to communicate.
	And how the life that you came from and the life that I came from were polar opposites.
	Polar opposites, man.
	And now we're sitting here on a podcast laughing about it.
	And that's life, though.
	That's growth.
	You know, and that's the organic lifestyle I try to preach to my people.
	Like, you can constantly grow.
	People call it change, I call it growth.
	You know, and I made it through that life.
	I don't try to celebrate it as much, you know.
	It wasn't glamorous.
	I was doing it for the money.
	I wasn't trying to be tough.
	I wasn't trying to be cool.
	When I had to get shootouts or I had to beat up people and rob them, I wasn't being cool.
	It was strictly money.
	So I never glamorized it, you know.
	I thank God I made out those situations, and I still got paranoia from that life I lived before, you know?
	And my karma came back a few times, but I'm still here.
	So, I want to cover as well, can we cover kind of like your past, you know, back in the day where you used to do all this stuff?
	Talk about YouTube.
	We started that, and then where you are now.
	Yeah, so yeah, I always try to tell people that when I tapped into YouTube, shout out to my guy, Tall Guy, you know Slim, I wouldn't have done it without him.
	I was already hustling, doing stuff like Snapchat, Instagram, trying to figure out how to get on social media.
	Yeah, I was already a cool motherfucker.
	Everybody already fucked with me, but it was like, how can I make the bag on it?
	Only how you do that is by the eyeballs.
	Were you still living in San Diego at this point?
	No, at this time, when I started the YouTube, I'm in Minneapolis.
	That's where I think a lot of your supporters think that you're from, but you're actually from San Diego.
	But I'm from San Diego, and I also lived in a small town called Carmadale.
	I can't forget that part.
	I lived there for like 7th, 8th, 9th, 10th grade.
	Was that in Minnesota as well?
	No, Illinois.
	So I had to go there, but shout out to anybody from Carmadale.
	You spent some time in Arizona as well.
	Yeah, Arizona.
	Definitely Arizona.
	Anybody know, like, if you know Carmendale, it's a small little town, but how I talk and my mannerisms is from Carmendale.
	So the certain way I talk and I'm like, yeah, and all that.
	Anybody in Carmendale, we all sound like this.
	So shout out to Carmendale.
	But yeah, so Minnesota's where I really honed that in.
	That's after I got cut from the Sioux Falls Sky Force NBDL team under basically a G League team.
	I got cut and I got sent to Minnesota where I was at chilling with one of my friends that played for the Timberwolves.
	And I didn't know what I was going to do in life.
	I already left the streets.
	Gotcha.
	The people I knew in Minnesota, I wouldn't rock or anything like that, had to find a way.
	And I started doing some basketball training, which was a blessing, because I was still independent and being cool.
	I didn't have to put on no fucking chef hat or nothing or go to McDonald's.
	I'm doing basketball training, so that was dope.
	And that allowed me the freedom to really start something else.
	So what had to happen was, my daughter Slim, he always wanted to do YouTube.
	He was watching it all the time.
	He came up with the idea of doing car reviews.
	And I'm like, okay, I didn't give a fuck about cars.
	See, people think I'm a car person.
	I don't give a fuck about a car.
	I give a fuck about the money.
	This is going to get people to pay attention.
	Get all the cars.
	It's eyeballs.
	It's eyeballs.
	Yeah, like I never cared about a car.
	I want a fly car, but it wasn't like I know about the Hellcat and the Indigo.
	I give a fuck about that shit.
	Yeah, the exhaust and all that stuff.
	But everybody else did.
	So I learned it.
	What year was this, roughly?
	This is 2017.
	Okay.
	That's when we started, six years ago.
	So we started that, and then I knew hustle.
	I'm a natural-born hustler.
	I'm going to make something out of nothing.
	I'm the kid that sold candy in high school.
	I'm the guy even before high school, elementary school, I'm standing in front of Ralph's.
	Let me push your cart to your car.
	Let me put your bags in there and give me whatever you want to give me.
	I'm doing that as like...
	I'm seven, eight years old by myself.
	So I know hustle.
	So once I got to YouTube, I knew about the monetization game.
	I knew about Super Chats and all that stuff like you guys do today.
	I was doing that six years ago.
	I knew that's how you really get engaged with your supporters.
	Not only are they helping you, you helping them because they get to talk to their person.
	Real interactions.
	It's a blessing on both sides.
	So I made a lot of money for that from the beginning.
	Always doing clothes and merch.
	Speaking of that, got clothes, merch for you guys.
	Yo!
	Thank you, my friend.
	There you go, one of the ones.
	Thank you, man.
	I've been doing clothing shit from the beginning.
	Before I even started YouTube, I was already making clothes, like pressing them myself.
	One of the few people I wear their merch.
	I appreciate that.
	One of the few people I wear their merch.
	I appreciate that, man.
	I appreciate that.
	So yeah, man, I was pressing my own merch myself.
	You know what I mean?
	And selling it.
	I didn't care if I got $200 extra at the end of the month, it'll pay my insurance on my car.
	I didn't give a damn.
	And I built it.
	So when people see One of the Ones, they see Chris Brown, little baby, went on a One of the Ones tour.
	This is my brand I've been having for like, shit, 12 years now.
	You know what I'm saying?
	So it's a blessing.
	Let me ask you this, because you said that you left the streets.
	And I think for the audience, it'd be really important for them to maybe hear a little bit about what made you, what was like the turning point where you said, you know what, man, I'm not doing this shit anymore.
	Shout out to my guy, Will Harris.
	He actually got one of the best UFC channels and also cinematography he does called Anatomy of a Fighter.
	He's been on Joe Rogan twice, my best friend from Carmendale, actually.
	Okay.
	We was chilling one day, and I'm doing, like I said, I'm going back and forth in Mexico, getting in shootouts, bringing people across.
	I'm doing some wild shit.
	That's a statute of limitations, by the way.
	Yeah, it's out of there.
	But he was like, man, listen, he said, you're going to die or go to jail.
	Like, what you're doing, you're going to die or go to jail.
	You know what I'm saying?
	I'm 21, got to escalate.
	I got fucking money powered up.
	And he's like, you're gonna die or go to jail?
	Yeah.
	Especially those crimes, that's all federal.
	Yeah, that's big federal.
	All federal.
	And I'm like, you're right.
	You know what I'm saying?
	So we knew, like I said, a friend that played for the Timberwolves.
	And I went out there for two weeks.
	And just so happened while I'm out there, you know, some of my friends that were still doing what they're doing, they got locked up at the time.
	And I couldn't go back to Phoenix and I just stayed in Minnesota.
	And that's what got me out of it.
	Yeah.
	So I got saved.
	So you left literally at the best time.
	Yeah.
	So they did a roundup.
	Your friends got picked up.
	Yeah.
	But you were, thankfully...
	Yeah.
	Because it was something that they did when I was gone.
	And somebody ended up getting, you know, killed in a situation that I was not there.
	Knowing me, I'm the person that always was first.
	So I know what I would have done.
	Yeah.
	So if you were there, 100%, you would have got rounded up with them.
	100%.
	That's a blessing, bro.
	Yeah, because I'm the one that go first.
	I'm the first one.
	I'm at the door.
	I'm at the window.
	I'm retarded.
	Yeah.
	So, like, I know what I would have done.
	By the way, this is some good-ass merch, bro.
	Oh!
	Yeah, it's real material, brother.
	You know what I'm saying?
	Like I said, this is quality, man.
	You don't got to wear that mirror no more.
	Wear that organic lifestyle than one of the ones, man.
	Gargoyle game.
	You got to wear that than support these other brands.
	They'll support a friend, you know what I mean?
	So that was my wake-up call.
	One of my friends said that I was like, damn, I felt it because I was waking up just grabbing my gun every night.
	Do you remember what they got hit for?
	Was it robbery?
	Was it drugs?
	Was it...
	It was a variation of things because what happened was they got caught for this, then people start telling, of course.
	So people in that whole situation told on this, this, this, this, it kept going down.
	Did they round up like everybody?
	It was like five different people.
	So Myron, if he was just there by default, would he have been arrested too?
	Just because he was there?
	I mean, of course.
	Yeah, because there was probably drugs involved.
	Yeah, because the guy that told, he told everybody around.
	So I'm gone and we were super cool.
	He just left me out, which is a blessing.
	You know what I'm saying?
	But yeah, if I was there, they'd have threw me in the mix for sure.
	You know what I'm saying?
	And I'm the most flashiest one of everybody, you know what I mean?
	So they probably would have, like, who's this guy?
	They would hit him with probably conspiracy.
	That's the easy charge that the feds hit you with, the 18 U.S.C. 371.
	All they got to prove is, oh, you did an overt act in furtherance of the crime.
	That's it.
	It could have been he turned the car on and drove into the spot and dropped him off and left.
	It could be that simple.
	And bam, you're going down for conspiracy because they went ahead and got, they got on a shootout or they robbed somebody or they took some drugs or whatever.
	And then he's going to get hit with all those charges that they get hit with because he helped facilitate the crime.
	For sure.
	And that's how they get you.
	And then that's when you tell somebody else to get yourself out of conspiracy and it trickles down.
	Exactly.
	Yeah.
	So thank God, man.
	I thank God every day for that.
	How much time did they end up getting?
	Man, one of my friends got 30.
	No one got under 15.
	Damn.
	So they're still in right now?
	Yeah, yeah.
	Two of them is out now.
	It was only me and my other homeboy.
	He's like a pastor now.
	I put it like that.
	That's how crazy we was at the time.
	He's like a pastor now in a whole other city.
	He left when I left, too.
	So he's good, too.
	But the other guys, they got to be.
	Some of them are still in.
	Yeah, for sure.
	But it was because it's more like you got drugs, you got...
	Yeah, yeah, yeah.
	And then feds, it's not like people don't understand.
	Like with the feds, you're doing 80 to 90 percent of your time.
	There is no parole in the federal system.
	There's none.
	Yeah, it was crazy, man.
	So I just think about that, man, because at the end of the day, even the guys that got locked up, they really put me in position.
	And I ain't gonna lie, like, when I came to him, like, I wanted to leave, they threw me a party, because we could never go out, because we was robbing, like, big people, like, cartels and shit, so he's like, we could never really go out like that, unless we come strapped up with the fucking...
	Y'all were ripping drug dealers?
	Of course!
	Bruh, that's...
	Of course.
	That's where the bag is at.
	Okay, so this is interesting for the audience because I know they're going to enjoy this.
	One of the riskiest crimes that you could partake in is, it's basically called the rip crew.
	When you steal drugs from drug traffickers, then you either sell it yourself or you get rid of it, whatever the fuck it is.
	And that is one of the most...
	Yeah, that'd be crazy.
	That's what I'm saying.
	If you're robbing drug traffickers, especially guys, typically the closer you are to the border, the closer you are to the source, the closer you are to the cartels.
	He's getting it.
	You rob someone that's a supplier, more than likely they're tied in with those people, they're gonna put a green light on you, we call it the Mike side, the Mexican side, and then they're gonna want you dead, and then they're gonna try to, now I can see why you were worried, because they will probably hire, that's when you get Sicarios after you, because they're hiring hitmen to go get these guys, because you're fucking up the business, because Every time they're bringing in kilos, drugs, or whatever it is, these dudes are robbing them.
	They're not able to make a profit on that.
	They're like, what the fuck?
	Get rid of these guys.
	Kidnapped them and bring them over to Mexico.
	They typically torture them and kill them.
	So, you guys picked the riskiest...
	That's what I'm saying.
	So, like I said, I was doing the people little shit, but when we was doing...
	300 pounds, 400 pounds.
	And then I'm intelligent.
	I got real essays with me.
	You set up the deal because they scare the niggas.
	You know that.
	They don't fuck with blacks like that.
	So you get you some Mexicans on your team.
	You can put the hat on.
	Put the ice-to-skin boots and ice-to-skin belt.
	Conjugate with them.
	Get them some whores a couple times.
	Make them comfortable.
	Buy a couple.
	Boom, boom, boom.
	Now I need that big load.
	Meet them at the house.
	We in the bathroom, motherfucker.
	Come out.
	I'm telling all the process.
	That was 20 years ago.
	Literally, though.
	When the drugs come across...
	When the drugs come across, the first line that touches it, they're always Mexicans, nine out of ten times.
	Very rarely is it going to ever...
	Niggas are three to four rows down.
	The drugs don't hit the black gangs and everything else until it's been touched two or three times, typically by Hispanics.
	Yeah.
	But my dogs were so seasoned with this shit, you know what I'm saying?
	You were right there in the first line.
	Yeah.
	And that's why we had lines.
	You got the essays, then we had the in-between guys, and then us.
	So by the time they got to us, it was already a wrap, because they'd already been seasoned.
	Yeah.
	And now they're comfortable to bring 500, 200.
	You know what I'm saying?
	Like, oh, we got you.
	And you're getting the pure shit.
	I got a truck one time.
	You know what I'm saying?
	I had to keep it like a whole truck.
	Like, we had a motherfucker meet at the warehouse.
	Had my essays meet him.
	We in the back of the warehouse.
	They pulled around the back.
	They leave the truck, supposed to go around the other way to get the money.
	We jumped in the truck, gone.
	I didn't put no guns out.
	Just drove off on it.
	He got comfortable.
	You got to be smart.
	You know what I'm saying?
	He was comfortable.
	That's how you do it.
	But I was strategic.
	Y'all really are reckless because I remember every time I investigated a rip crew, they would always get killed before we could arrest them.
	Yeah, it's dangerous.
	You're literally robbing drugs from the cartel direct line.
	Pablo Escobar?
	No, it's Mexican.
	It's not Colombian shit.
	But the drugs come from Colombia, but it's the Mexicans that are sending someone to go find you.
	Because you're fucking with their business.
	If you're a rip crew, you're stealing hundreds of kilos at a time from a main guy.
	So they're like, yo, find this nigga right now.
	And then they find them, and then every time I had a rip crew case, they either got kidnapped or they got killed before I could get them arrested.
	You got blessed, bro.
	I'm blessed beyond belief, man.
	It's the most dangerous way to get your money, bro.
	Yeah, so anybody that knew me back in them days and where I was at, you know what I'm saying, in Arizona at the time, they know.
	They know how I was moving, how I was living, what I had, how it looked.
	I was 20 years old in the Escalade.
	So you always wanted the lifestyle.
	Yeah.
	Are you willing to do whatever it takes to get that lifestyle?
	See, I dropped out of college to do that.
	Like, when I found out what you're doing, that's how you get money, I'm with it.
	Big profits but big risk.
	Biggest risk.
	And that's my life.
	Damn.
	You know what I'm saying?
	And it's not cool.
	I ain't saying it's cool.
	I'm not saying that's what I live through.
	I give you credit, though.
	That takes some balls, bro.
	That is really the most dangerous way to be in the drug game is robbing drug dealers, especially that close to the Mexican side.
	Yeah, and I'm still hooping.
	I'm putting up an escalator to go hoop with Amari Starr, Amari Sean Marion at the court, and I'm killing motherfuckers.
	And I got a pencil in the bag, about $10,000 in the motherfucking bag, and I'm playing ball like, damn, you can hoop.
	You know what I'm saying?
	On that side of Mexico, yeah, that's Chapo's people on that side.
	It's serious.
	It's serious.
	But I made it out of that and then made that transition with Minnesota, and that's when I started with the basketball and figured out with YouTube and changed my life, man.
	Once again, I don't tell nobody to do it.
	I don't think it's cool.
	It's what I... What I didn't live through.
	I ain't no gangster right now.
	Like, oh, I'm no gangster.
	That shit ain't cool.
	You know what I'm saying?
	I thank God every day he let me make me out of that.
	You know what I'm saying?
	That shit was traumatizing to me to this day.
	Who wants to fight Mr.
	Organic?
	Come on.
	Nah, that'd be stupid.
	That'd be stupid.
	I've been not...
	But I come from a different background.
	You know what I'm saying?
	From fighting, from guns.
	I trained in all ways and streets.
	But I don't think it's cool.
	Like I said, I don't want to hurt nobody.
	But anytime anybody tries to play with me, it's documented what happened.
	You know what I'm saying?
	Don't play with us.
	I'm not the one to play with, but man, let's everybody be happy to get money and be positive and have growth.
	You know what I'm saying?
	You're supposed to leave a person alone that's quiet.
	You're supposed to leave a person alone that tells you, God bless you, let them be.
	You know what I'm saying?
	Because you never know what's in them.
	And I don't try to verbalize who I really am.
	Sometimes I talk that shit if I got to, but overall, man, I just want to be a good person.
	And just appreciate the blessings God gave me.
	Because I could be in jail.
	I should be dead.
	Like, for real.
	People could think I'm playing or whatever.
	All my closest friends, anybody know me, gonna tell you how I am.
	You know what I'm saying?
	And where I came from.
	So, I've been through a lot and I'm still going through a lot.
	You're a very peaceful guy.
	Very humble, very down to earth.
	Would you say your experiences before where you had a bunch of life or death situations, it made you realize the capability of people being dangerous and made you say, you know what, man, I'm always going to stay to myself.
	I'm always going to be...
	Always.
	Anybody know me know I move by myself, by the side of my dog Slim.
	Who else have you ever seen me with?
	Because I know the closest people to you is the closest people that can get you or leave you vulnerable.
	So I don't like people around me.
	I'm 42.
	I probably got three or four friends in my entire life.
	That's how I know.
	I know to move that way.
	I can't be accessible like that because that's the easiest way to get to people.
	That's how I used to get to people.
	You know?
	Shit, I used to get basketball players and we used to rob them motherfuckers easily.
	That was the easiest motherfuckers.
	Like, athletes.
	It was the easiest people to get.
	You know what I'm saying?
	Like, they want to be partying.
	I mean, if you go from Rip Crew to doing that type of shit, easy mode.
	That was too easy.
	That was a joke.
	Like, I used to laugh at them.
	Who we got?
	Come on, man.
	And you ain't gonna do nothing.
	And you know it's me.
	No match, no nothing.
	What's up?
	You see me in the club.
	Everything cool?
	Yeah.
	What you gonna do?
	You know what I'm saying?
	So it's a transition, man.
	I come from a different species of motherfucking, man.
	That gargoyle shit is real.
	I'm hard and fly at the same time.
	I'm peaceful.
	I'm on top.
	I'm vigilant.
	I don't want no problems.
	But if it's a problem, no problem.
	Well, I'm glad we met now, bro.
	I was different, man.
	I was different, but...
	Tell us about, because for example, your lifestyle, no, is crazy, bro.
	Like, I'm not gonna lie.
	I was inspired by Mr.
	Organic.
	Yeah, yeah.
	The house, the cars, the chains, the lifestyle.
	Yeah.
	But you change a lot, bro.
	Yeah.
	And we talk on the phone all the time.
	Yeah.
	Tell them.
	It is more of a transition of life.
	You know, some people say you got humbled or God humbled you.
	I humbled myself.
	You know what I'm saying?
	And God just put it in me to be humble.
	I was going through a transition to have everything I dreamt of.
	From the Malibu estate was the most viral clip.
	You know, to congratulate that.
	And shout out to her, actually, because that was funny.
	You know what I'm saying?
	Yeah, from that to the six supercars and, you know, having every piece of jewelry, every Patek, the biggest Cubans you could want, you know.
	You had all the nigger shit.
	All the nigger shit.
	The nigger shit.
	The ER on that motherfucker.
	It was a nice estate.
	We've been there.
	Thank you for opening up your home to us.
	You don't let nobody have your credit, man.
	You know you have the security right there.
	Yeah, we killed Twitch.
	Yeah, we killed Twitch and Twitter and everybody.
	We just had Rumble on YouTube.
	Yeah, we're going tomorrow.
	Yeah, that's fine.
	Continue, continue.
	Don't worry about it.
	But yeah, so...
	Yeah, man.
	So when I got all that stuff, man, it was a dream come true.
	You know what I'm saying?
	I came up drastically, you know, made a lot of money from crypto, from other little investments I did.
	It actually paid off for me.
	And it was like, man, it's really like living like a lottery person.
	Like, at the same time, I knew I wanted to invest in myself, invest in my brand.
	So people that know me, You're thinking I'm just stunting on people.
	No, I'm building a Mr.
	Organic brand and Mr.
	Organic character.
	I am that guy, but I wanted to build him up so high that other businesses and all my other businesses grow up there too.
	So I was investing in the campaign.
	It wasn't personal.
	Because if you pay attention, I'm not going out to no clubs.
	I'm not going to no events.
	I was buying my cars, doing my content.
	It was all like a TV show.
	Yeah.
	But the problem was I'm really doing it for real.
	So I'm really spending all this money.
	So people think you faking.
	I'm not faking.
	This shit really cost me $100,000 down, $5,000 a month.
	You know what I'm saying?
	This shit really cost.
	I wish I did fake it.
	I got a lot more money still.
	You know what I'm saying?
	We're talking, right?
	And it's kind of like, okay, we did all this shit, you know, the cars, lifestyle, but this shit's expensive to maintain.
	And niggas said, oh, it's rentals.
	Bro, if you rent it, it'd probably be even more.
	Yeah, renting is more.
	People just don't make sense.
	You know, people slow.
	We can't talk about this ultra slow brain people.
	But from people, you know, around me, knowing that, even my mom, she's like, you was happier when we was in the downtown apartment.
	Like, you just sit in the house all day in Malibu.
	The Corvette.
	Oh, you know I was already up a mountain, all the way down to the Pet Cave.
	Bro.
	Because I'm scared.
	Dude, I'm out of the way.
	The trip to your house, bro, in Malibu was intense.
	Bro.
	Because it's like up the hill.
	To the side.
	Bro, you're my guy, but I ain't never going back up there.
	I was literally losing my shit, man.
	Like, yo, it's hills, and it's all winding, and you can literally fall and die in any more.
	He was sweating.
	I know.
	Actually, I have a vlog.
	He was sweating the whole ride, bro.
	This is hilarious.
	Oh my God.
	And I did that to preserve myself.
	Yeah, yeah.
	Like, I live in Los Angeles, bro.
	Where else am I going to have all these cars that can't be seen?
	My cars are certain colors.
	I'm a strategic person since a kid.
	I told you how I moved.
	Even how I arrived, I moved strategic.
	If anyone tries to come up to you, you're going to know well in advance to prepare yourself.
	And then imagine living like that.
	So imagine you got everything you want.
	You built your brand.
	OK, you invest in your brand.
	But now I still want to enjoy it, but I can't.
	You feel trapped.
	I was trapped.
	I couldn't go to clubs like that because I don't I don't mess with games.
	I'm out the streets.
	Explain to the people because they're going to think they're like, wait, what are you talking about?
	You're in Malibu.
	You're trapped in your mansion.
	You can't go.
	Can you explain to people like how Los Angeles works and the politics there?
	Because people don't understand.
	Yeah, so you gotta know.
	And then you can't forget, a guy tried to rob me before in Los Angeles.
	I ended up beating him up, taking a gun from mama, shooting him.
	So everybody think I'm capping all this.
	Go Google Mr.
	Organic beats a robber.
	It's actually two different occasions I beat up a robber and beat him up.
	Because I'm a robber.
	I know what I mean.
	I see you coming, dude.
	I'm on you.
	Former, former.
	Yeah, former.
	Hey, current too.
	If I got to, shit go bad.
	But for real though, y'all can check that.
	So it's not bragging, this is documented.
	So you've got to know how LA is.
	You've got to be connected to certain streets, certain guys, or you're vulnerable.
	Affiliated, yeah.
	Affiliated, because if you've got jury, you're out here partying, want to fuck they bitches, you want to go to these nightclubs, you've got to be protected.
	You've got to be, you know what I'm saying, putting some money somewhere.
	Like security ain't going to be enough because security guards sometimes are gang members too.
	Yeah.
	They'll set you up and get robbed with you.
	I said, send people to that too.
	You think I don't have people go and get robbed, hey, they got us, and lay down with me and we give them a little back end?
	That's the easiest way to get somebody.
	You know what I mean?
	You get somebody from the inside.
	So we were in, just out to your point, we were in L.A. a couple times with some people, and A.D. told us the whole game.
	Basically, most people that move in L.A., celebrities, influencers, They are on some level affiliated with games because in that society, in that culture, if you're not, you're a target.
	They're running in Los Angeles.
	Yeah, they're running.
	And you've got to respect it.
	So I never got mad at it.
	I respected it.
	So I stayed out that way because I'm not giving nobody nothing.
	Or I'm going to die or they're going to die.
	I know how I am.
	I'm war ready, but I don't want to go to war.
	But if somebody play with me, I'm going to die today.
	I'm an on the shield, Leonidas motherfucker.
	So let's avoid it.
	Let them have it.
	But now I'm trapped in a house.
	Six supercars, mansion.
	Then you came in indulging women like that, as you know, Myron Fresh, when you got this much money and fame and clout.
	Come on, dawg, they can set me up.
	They could make up shit.
	So I gotta have cameras in every room, even in my bedroom.
	You can't say I didn't do no.
	It's recorded.
	So now I gotta be so selective.
	I like to indulge in pussy.
	I'm a pussy goddamn connoisseur.
	I probably fuck pussy better than anybody in life.
	God bless me with that.
	Endowment.
	You hear me?
	And I enjoy it.
	I like ravaging vaginas in the most vigorous way possible.
	That's my thing.
	I don't smoke, don't drink, never have a day in my life.
	I fuck pussy.
	I get money.
	You hear me?
	They're my things.
	So now, I got the money, but I can't even get the pussy with it?
	Yeah.
	Now I gotta be selective.
	You know what I'm saying?
	I get a little dripless pussy.
	Like, I want the whole shit.
	Yeah.
	You would think...
	Once you got the cars, fame, let me go crazy!
	What happened to them?
	They go to jail.
	They get killed.
	You know what I'm saying?
	Not me.
	I pay my mama bills, man.
	Her car, I pay that every month.
	Her crib, I pay that every month.
	She retired.
	I can't go out like that.
	You know what I'm saying?
	And I'm sitting in the house every day thinking, like, damn, I can't even enjoy this shit.
	I'm paying for all this shit.
	I can't enjoy it.
	And if you would go to L.A., you'd go, you know, with obviously your stuff, which is legally owned.
	Of course.
	And then you'd go in and get the fuck out.
	Right.
	Yeah.
	That's how you do it.
	So, yeah, I just came to an epiphany after a while that it just wasn't for me.
	You know what I'm saying?
	And once...
	And you were in L.A. for how many?
	Like, two, three years?
	Four years now.
	Four years now.
	And, yeah, it was like...
	Yeah, then I moved to another house, and it still was the same dread.
	And I downsized, had the Lambo truck and the Don and the Aventador.
	That's still crazy.
	So it was like, I didn't want that shit no more.
	All I did was drive it to the gym.
	I wasn't going nowhere.
	It was just weighing on me.
	Everywhere I go, I can enjoy my life.
	What is the purpose of this?
	I didn't want it no more.
	I didn't want my jewelry no more.
	I wasn't wearing it.
	500,000 is sitting in the crib like, what the fuck am I doing?
	I could have put it into something else.
	So then I started researching and learning how to really live life and be free and have peace of mind and not have so much anxiety.
	And I realized like Europe, different places in Europe, they millionaires, but they minimalist at the same time.
	And I saw something about Switzerland.
	And one of my friends was going out there for a watch convention because, you know, I like buying watches and all that.
	All of them are.
	Rolex, Patek, AP, they're all there.
	They're all in Switzerland.
	All of them.
	It's really like over 50 different watch companies that's there.
	It's crazy.
	But the big three is there for sure, right there in Geneva.
	So we went out there for that, and once I went out there, I just seen...
	Because what you got to know about Switzerland, one out of four people are millionaires.
	One out of four.
	One of the highest concentration of millionaires in the world, yeah.
	Yeah, so I'm seeing this, and these people riding the bus.
	These people walking.
	These people wear the same gray-brown black suits.
	You know what I'm saying?
	Like, there's no color, but they chilling.
	There is no police nowhere.
	They are free.
	I swear to God, I'm seeing kids like 10 years old walking the street at 2 a.m.
	Like, what the fuck?
	I mean, after the club, it's popping.
	I don't get it fucked up.
	The women out there, they know how to chew a motherfucking beaver stick.
	You hear me?
	Yeah.
	So it's crazy out there.
	They party.
	They get nasty.
	It's a popping on the weekends.
	But during the weekdays, they work.
	And they come out at the clubs.
	It'd be hundreds of people in the street.
	Not one police.
	No nothing.
	Nobody doing shit.
	Unlike L.A. The police are telling you, get the fuck off the road.
	There's probably going to be a fist fight.
	We were at Hyde in L.A. I think we were AD. Some other people from No Jumper.
	Bro, we're there, first time in LA with AD as our tour guide, basically, right?
	We pulled up to this club on Wednesday.
	It was popping.
	It was called Hyde.
	I think it was Hyde, right?
	Was I there on that one or no?
	You were there.
	Okay, okay.
	There's only one out there like once.
	Myron's there like, bro, why am I even here?
	Yeah, bro.
	So we're in there.
	They play Chief Keef, Back in Blood with Push Icy.
	Bro, the crowd sang Back in Blood perfectly word on word, perfectly synced.
	I said, we need to leave.
	Bro, anytime they're playing drill music and everyone is going word for word and getting super hyped at the most violent things, yeah, this is too nigga for me.
	I'm out.
	See you guys.
	I'm trying to remember.
	I was either inside the club or in a parking lot.
	You was in a club.
	I remember the story.
	And somebody touched my chain and they were like, this is nice, man.
	I like that.
	I like that.
	And I'm like, what the fuck does that mean?
	That means give it up.
	And then, 80 looks at me and he's like...
	Oh, no, he with me.
	And he's like, oh, he good then.
	And walks away.
	I'm like...
	That's how they get you, though.
	Smooth like that.
	Because it'd be like 10 of them.
	They get you in that corner.
	Oh, like that.
	You either take it off and give it to them like most people do.
	They smart or they fuck you up.
	You know what I'm saying?
	You got to deal with that.
	So, yeah, you was blessed.
	Shout out to A.D. for, you know, covering you.
	Because sometimes they line you up.
	Like I said, I come from that background.
	I'd be the cool person like, oh, yeah, you with us.
	And then, oh, and to let somebody get you.
	Like, they got you, goddammit!
	And we go bust it down later, you know what I'm saying?
	He really was real with you, so that's dope.
	So yeah, when I was out in Switzerland, man, it just changed my whole mindset of understanding money, understanding lifestyle, and just really want to live in the moment more.
	And I want to get rid of that heavy shit.
	Even out there, if I wore that big-ass gargoyle chain and big-ass cuba, you look kind of silly, you know what I'm saying?
	So then I start understanding about Van Cleef and all that stuff.
	Understanding designer jewelry and how it holds of value.
	Understanding playing Jane watches more.
	You know what I mean?
	I spent $100,000 on a Patek.
	Iced that one.
	I thought I spent that $100,000 on a Patek from the...
	And that's the rose gold Pepsi.
	Yeah, the rose gold root beer.
	You know what I'm saying?
	I thought I got the regular Pepsi.
	That's a nice one.
	Oh yeah, that's good, brother.
	I like that.
	So yeah, I got it straight from like a real boutique instead of like an aftermarket person, and I got the factory set one, our $100,000 had been worth $300,000 as soon as I walked out the door.
	So as we're there, the guy I'm with, he's so fucking in tune with all these watch companies, we get in real relationships with AP and Patek and Rolex directly.
	Nice.
	So now I got this directly.
	It cost me $16,000, but it's cost...
	Retail?
	Yes.
	You got a retail?
	I got all of it retail.
	Man, fuck you, man.
	See, that's what I'm saying.
	Fuck with me.
	You know what I'm saying?
	That's why you got to fuck with the God.
	So, as I'm out there, we making connections at Patek and AP. We going in there.
	I'm getting Patek straight from Patek.
	Y'all watch right there.
	I know Off-Rip is somewhere between $30,000 to $50,000.
	I understand that.
	I bought it for $16,000 straight from...
	Come on, man.
	So, like...
	And I did this.
	And I'm like, okay.
	I'm understanding this now.
	Get rid of all this nigger shit.
	Do the real shit.
	So once I came back, I got rid of all my jewelry, cashed it out, basically.
	Kept a couple pieces, but cashed out most of it.
	Went back to Switzerland.
	Got rid of the crib.
	Went out there.
	I'm living out there now.
	Now I got connection with all these watch dealers.
	So I'm buying mad watches.
	Patek, AP, Rolex.
	I'm just stacking them up.
	And you're buying them retail.
	That's the key.
	Bro, you know how hard it is?
	Let me put things in perspective for you guys.
	If you go into a Rolex store, I don't give a fuck if you're in Dubai, if you're in London.
	Because I've tried.
	Even in Vegas, when we went there, they don't have shit in stock.
	I don't even know how they keep the stores open, bro.
	They're open and there's antennas there and suits and everything.
	Hey, you guys got any Rolexes?
	No, sorry, we don't have anything.
	Nothing?
	No, sorry.
	Surprisingly, there was one watch in the Rolex store.
	I think They don't have 36 women, that ain't shit.
	So the good ones like this, they don't tell you seven years.
	Wait, listen, you gotta buy five little bum watches or you gotta buy some jewelry.
	I know the whole game.
	So I was looped up with a person that really, you know what I'm saying, spent a lot of money, worth a lot of money, super looped up in.
	And for the audience so they understand real quick.
	The reason why they do that, guys, is because they don't want you to be a gray seller where you go ahead and you buy it in that retail and then you come back and you sell it for double, triple, quadruple the price.
	So they make you buy a bunch of bullshit pieces in between or buy some jewelry or whatever to kind of vet you.
	Or if you do resell it, they made their money from you.
	Basically, they're building that relationship with that person.
	And then on top of that, too, they can track the watch.
	So if you try to sell it fast, it's tracked through the gray market.
	So you really don't do that.
	For me...
	They'll track it back to the AD you bought it from and they'll blacklist you.
	Then you're out of there.
	So for me, I just wanted to have some more real assets because I was just blowing money and living life a certain way.
	So once I realized that, understood that, I downgraded everything, bought a lot of watches, put them in my little safe.
	So now my shit, I'm good.
	You know, I was in Switzerland.
	I'm good over there.
	Can you show how many pieces you got now?
	What you got?
	Or you don't have to if you don't want to?
	I don't want to retain that.
	That's too much information.
	We'll talk about it offline.
	Yeah, on top of that, they're in Switzerland.
	I left a lot of stuff in Switzerland.
	I put it like that.
	It's a big bag over there, you know?
	I ain't gonna go into too much detail, but just know, as kids, you always say, you get this, man.
	You're set for life.
	I got that.
	Swiss account!
	I got one!
	No, that's a big deal, though.
	Bro, we know guys that are fucking watch dealers that can't even get watches at retail.
	Trust me.
	But I was dealing with, like, my manager and one of my good friends.
	He worth $300 million.
	So, like...
	He was putting me on shit that...
	We've taken jets and shit.
	I'm in fucking the Alps and shit.
	We're meeting the owner of the...
	That's cool.
	Roger Federer, he owns the cell phone company called Sunrise out there.
	We have concerts and shit with them and they're sweet.
	I'm in Switzerland living better than...
	I was living here.
	It was crazy.
	You're the only...
	Black person there, right?
	And I'm the only real nigga.
	Let's keep it pure.
	I'm like some cool regular niggas and like some fucking Dominican little niggas.
	I'm a real nigga fly.
	Yeah, I'm swagged out.
	So these bitches treat me like goddamn Black Panther.
	You know what I'm saying?
	I'm big goddamn.
	Yeah, I'm Black Panther out there.
	They're like, what the?
	They've never seen a black...
	Yeah, because it's a real African...
	Like, to them, they look at it like, oh, are you a basketball player?
	Oh, are you a rapper?
	Like, yeah, because over there, they don't have that.
	You're probably the tallest nigga out there, huh?
	Yes.
	And they couldn't believe it.
	And I'm an American black person.
	So there's none out there.
	So they're like, what?
	And I'm tall.
	It's like I'm really a superhero.
	Which I am anywhere, but imagine there.
	You know what I'm saying?
	I ain't trying to brag.
	I'm just saying this statistically.
	Tell us the truth, bro.
	Girls in Switzerland, are they bad?
	They're bad.
	They're some of the baddest.
	And on top of that, too, they're coming.
	And what people don't know about Switzerland, let me put you on game.
	It's a big Dominican culture out there.
	Really?
	Oh, shit.
	And like an African-Dominican culture.
	Yeah, okay.
	Oh, I didn't know that.
	Because what happened was, because another thing about Switzerland, I love Switzerland, but they're big into prostitution.
	Oh, really?
	These businessmen are nerds.
	They want to fuck.
	They want to fuck and get cocaine.
	So the Dominicans brought the cocaine and brought the bitches.
	Oh, shit.
	Is it legal there?
	No, but they don't give a fuck.
	They ain't no crime.
	They ain't killing nobody.
	You see what I'm saying?
	And there's no police anyway.
	They're not hurting nobody.
	They're just having a good time.
	So it ain't no crime.
	They just do it.
	So like, dog, everywhere you go is bad bitches, but they come from Russia, Germany, Dubai.
	Every weekend?
	Yeah.
	What?
	It's like a movie in there.
	So I'm like, what?
	I'm walking into this.
	I didn't know it was like this.
	I'm going to be calm and get money and settle down and calm down and be a humble person.
	But I'm going out and these bitches just buffeted on me.
	They just look at my fucking bicep.
	Look at my neck and all that.
	Grabbing the meat and never seen nothing this girthy.
	Like, it was crazy.
	I'm like, hey!
	I'm with it!
	The first night there, I left with two bitches.
	I got a crazy story, though.
	The first night I went there, we go to this bar.
	Swear to God, it's 100% real.
	We go to this bar.
	I'm chilling at the bar.
	Bitches everywhere.
	I'm like, this shit is...
	What the...
	Where am I? What's the ratio?
	It's like...
	8 to 1.
	What?
	At a bar?
	Bad ones, though.
	What?
	But you come to realize most of them are prostitutes, though.
	But I thought they were just regular bitches.
	Like Dubai.
	Yeah, same shit.
	But Switzerland is over Dubai, like, on a low.
	Like, with that.
	So I didn't know this.
	So I'm thinking all these bad bitches.
	I'm like, ooh, and they all owe me.
	I'm like, they just want me because of me.
	Give them the money!
	Yeah, so every time I talk to them, I'm like, hey, what's up, baby?
	When you want to leave?
	They're like, how much?
	What?
	What you mean how much?
	Hold on, hold on.
	I thought you was like me.
	You want some money?
	God damn it.
	You know what happened to me and Dubai the first night too?
	I was like, because we stayed at the Royal Palm.
	I'm telling all y'all niggas, man.
	Don't stay there, bro.
	Every day there's a fucking hooker.
	I'm like, hey, what's up?
	Some of them I speak Arabic to.
	They're like, oh, cool.
	And it's like, oh, no, how much?
	I'm like, what the fuck?
	I don't fucking pay for box.
	They kept saying it like, quick, too.
	You be like, goddamn, you just disrespect me, baby.
	So finally, though, I found a couple that was cool.
	So one girl just kept staring at me across his way.
	I'm looking at her like, why the fuck does she keep staring?
	Then she's with her friend.
	They point and talk, and I'm like, what the fuck?
	Were they locals?
	No, they actually was from, like, they was from Russia.
	Okay.
	So, but they be there all the time.
	Okay.
	So I'm like, why the fuck are they staring at me?
	They leave.
	And they come back again.
	Now I'm with two other chicks chilling and shit.
	And then they call me over there.
	I'm like, what the fuck they want?
	I go over there.
	And she's like, hi, how you doing?
	I just think you're attractive.
	Me and my cousin.
	I'm like, oh, that's cool.
	Blah, blah, blah.
	And then she sit down.
	And I sit down next to him.
	And they're just talking to me, talking to me.
	And it's really on my YouTube channel, too.
	Like, I broke it down.
	But it's like, because you'll see me go home with him.
	Because I went home with him.
	I'm beat to the point.
	But this is the crazy part.
	So as I'm talking to him, I'm like, yeah, add me on Instagram.
	You know, I want to show them I'm that nigga.
	You know what I mean?
	I want to show them, bitch.
	I got that.
	That's the move now, yeah.
	Yeah, I'm going to show you my Instagram, bitch.
	I'm somebody.
	You know what I'm saying?
	You're going to know this.
	Especially with regular bitches.
	It does help.
	So when she added me on Instagram, she looked.
	She was like, oh, it is him.
	I said, what the fuck is she talking about?
	Then I check my messages.
	She done messaged me before.
	So I'm looking like, what the fuck?
	Come to find out.
	This is crazy.
	That's what I'm saying.
	You never know who you know or where you at in this world.
	You know what I'm saying?
	So somebody had a fake page of me.
	DMing her to make her pay some money for some promotion or some shit, right?
	And then she told me, because she contacted me, like, this guy has a fake page of you.
	And I was like, oh, you can't fall for that.
	That ain't me.
	You know what I'm saying?
	Like, that dude's a scam.
	You gotta watch the checkmark and don't fall for no dumb shit.
	I don't want no promotion from you.
	What the fuck are you?
	Why would I do that?
	I'm gonna type cussing her out.
	She was like, oh, I'm like, are you dumb?
	I'm like, fuck am I going to promote you for what?
	Who the fuck are you?
	But she was like, oh yeah.
	And then she like thanked me though.
	She was cool.
	She was like, thank you, blah, blah, blah, blah.
	I'm like, where you at?
	She's like, I'm overseas.
	I'm like, okay, cool.
	Mind you, I'm in L.A. this time.
	Just so happened, I run into the same bitch in the club in fucking Zurich.
	So you just didn't remember?
	You had talked to her on Instagram?
	I didn't remember.
	And we just happened to be in the same place.
	I was talking.
	She was in fucking Russia.
	Now she's in Zurich.
	I'm in Zurich.
	And that's her.
	And her friend was like, her cousin was like, that is him.
	Oh my God.
	They started hugging me like, you were so nice.
	I wasn't nice.
	I don't know what they're talking about.
	I wasn't nice to you.
	But they would love me.
	They had a good time.
	I went to the hotel with them.
	Fuck both of them.
	Nice.
	That is a crazy story.
	That's crazy, bro.
	Small world, huh?
	God is great.
	I won't say this, though.
	Yo, there's a lot of people posing as influencers and shit like that, trying to do shit.
	Bro, there's a motherfucker right now emailing other influencers saying, yo, you want to come on a friendship podcast?
	We're going to pay you some money, blah, blah, blah.
	Guys, it's a fucking scam.
	What's wrong with these people, man?
	That's crazy with that.
	Fucking annoying, man.
	Because imagine if, think about it, if that person didn't get the money from him, this bitch from Russia, he might have got some KGB motherfuckers, you know what I mean?
	I'd have been splatted out there like, what happened to Organi?
	He got killed by the goddamn people that killed niggas in training days.
	You know what I'm saying?
	I could have been that.
	Then I ain't do shit!
	You know what I'm saying?
	That's true.
	Sergey and the gang, yo, what the fuck, man?
	But it was a beautiful time there, but all in all, you know what I'm saying, I came back a different person.
	Like, once I relieved the cars and downgraded my cars, I did all that.
	So how much better was it than being in LA? Because that's a 180 flip, man.
	I was there for three months, too.
	I was going to get my fourth.
	It was a lot I went through.
	I ain't going to go too much about it, but I was going to live out there.
	What made you change your mind?
	It was like I didn't get my visa done in time.
	You only get 90 days within 180 days overseas.
	In those Schengen regions.
	You get 90 days within 100 days.
	And what people don't know, as soon as you touch the country, your 90 days start.
	So I go there for one day, come back.
	I still only got 90 days within six months.
	And you can't come back.
	So as I had a lawyer working it out and all that, I had like a company, I bought all type of shit to expedite it.
	Was that only in Switzerland?
	Are they that strict?
	The whole Schengen region, but Switzerland's Super strict.
	Yeah.
	So the chicken region is like the top-level wealthy countries out there.
	They don't play in Europe.
	Okay, because I was going to say, like, people, because in America, we're stupid, right?
	Because Canadians do this shit all the time.
	They'll leave, and they come back, or they'll go to another country, and then they'll reset the clock.
	They don't do that.
	Switzerland don't let you do that shit.
	No, no, no, they tell you, you came, you got 90 days with the 180, and that's your clock.
	So, okay.
	If you don't adjust in that time.
	It ain't no coming back because I came back.
	Yeah.
	I left and came back.
	Clock was still going.
	Fuck you.
	It keep going.
	Actually, I think Canadians, they go to Detroit and they drive over, right?
	And they come back?
	Yeah.
	That's how they, because in America, it's like, you know, you get your 90 days, but if you leave, you could basically reset the clock, right?
	Wow.
	We have a broken immigration system a little bit with that shit.
	That's why people abuse their visas, but over there, it seems like they don't play that.
	Hey, you didn't adjust in that time period?
	Nope, too bad.
	Yeah, they don't play.
	But you would have stayed there, though.
	I was trying to stay.
	Listen, I bought a company and did a whole shit.
	I got my account out there.
	That was a blessing move.
	I can do that.
	You know what I'm saying?
	But it ran out.
	Damn.
	And this is how they don't play.
	I'm going to tell you how much they don't play in Switzerland.
	So I'm on it.
	So my lawyer told me, like, hey, yo, days is running out.
	You got, like, two more days.
	Damn.
	And they sent back my visa request because they messed up.
	It was a certain amount of money I made, and they put a comma backwards.
	So it was $3.5 million, but they thought it was $350,000.
	I mean, $350,000, they said that ain't enough.
	Because I wanted to make a company out there.
	You need more than that.
	You need more revenue to justify coming out here.
	Yeah, but it was $3.5 million, but they thought it was $350,000 because they had read it wrong.
	That was their fault.
	So they had to send it back and maybe revise it, and we sent it back again, and then it was like, it was too late, so now it's taking days.
	I'm like, I got two days.
	So I'm like, fuck it.
	So we called the place, like, the, what is it, the, whatever the...
	Embassy?
	Embassy, yep.
	And I'm like, hey, I got two days, but they messed up on my visa.
	Can we get this fixed?
	You know what I'm saying?
	I got two more days later.
	They're like, uh, what happened?
	Okay.
	Yeah, when you get your plane ticket out there, I'm like, hey, mind you, I got apartments.
	You know what I'm saying?
	My homie got a couple cars and shit.
	We living out this motherfucker.
	We living.
	I've been there three months.
	You know what I'm saying?
	I got a routine.
	We got apartments, cars, all that shit out there.
	And they're like, yeah.
	Like you bought them?
	Like you bought the apartments?
	No.
	They rented it.
	They rented it.
	Expensive as fuck, too.
	That bitch was like 500 square feet.
	That bitch was $4,200.
	What?
	Oh, God.
	That bitch was like a prison cell.
	They're doing everything to keep broke niggas out, man.
	Because the fact that you had to have that much revenue from your business for them to even give you a visa, that tells you right there.
	You said it's one of the strictest places, right?
	They're not playing.
	But it was worth it because you get it with so much access.
	I had to.
	I had so much shit.
	I had the shoes coming in.
	I was about to get the shoe.
	I was doing a lot of shit.
	I had a shoe store, watches.
	I was about to do a partnership with Gubaline, with the jury and shit.
	These are real stones, by the way, Fresh.
	There ain't no fake sapphires.
	I got the booklet to that, brother.
	So, fun fact, too, as well.
	Van Cleef.
	Yes, sir.
	I was like, man, I don't know about Van Cleef.
	It's more like a women's thing.
	But kind of find out.
	Actually, it holds value.
	Yes.
	And I bought my own as well.
	Got some pussy with that too, huh?
	I definitely did.
	You're welcome, brother.
	How much did they run for?
	So, they're like $4,000, $5,000.
	You know what I'm saying?
	Damn.
	So, this is a $30,000 risk.
	Oh, shit.
	And you wouldn't even know it, but it's more comfortable.
	See what I'm saying?
	Ain't no big dumbass nigger cute, man.
	Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
	No one, them niggas don't even know what this is.
	Yeah.
	But a bitch do.
	That's what I learned too, though.
	No, no.
	You're right.
	You're right.
	So, if you know this, right?
	It's game.
	Notice, right?
	After hours, I go right back and leave.
	I'm like, who bought you that?
	Yeah, yeah, yeah.
	That's what?
	That shit's not cheap.
	Yeah.
	That's game.
	Some insider thing.
	I got put on game.
	I got put on game with that.
	I don't stump niggas.
	I do it for the bitches.
	So when bitches see that, they get, you know what I'm saying, moisturized.
	You know what I mean?
	So that's how you do it.
	But anyway, yeah.
	So the visa ran out.
	I called them, embassy.
	Can I get an extension?
	They said, nope.
	They said, can you get your flight for tomorrow?
	I'm like, whoa.
	Brother, I got a house.
	I got a crib.
	They're like, okay, I'll give you this Friday then.
	I'm like, goddamn, that's two days.
	So you're in L.A. at this point?
	No, I'm in Switzerland.
	Oh, you're actually...
	I'm in Switzerland.
	In my apartment, chilling.
	Clothes and shit.
	I got piles of clothes.
	You know, I'm a fresh motherfucker.
	Niggas telling you you gotta leave and shit.
	Damn.
	So I'm like...
	Fuck!
	And I called them.
	They wasn't buzzing.
	They're like, you gotta come up here, get you a card that says we okayed you, because you're going past your time, really, because I gotta go two days, at least give me some time, so it'd be right on the day.
	Get you a card that said it was okay that we okayed you, and you must leave.
	And you'd come back when your visa's done, or when your next 90 days start, which was like two more months after.
	So I had to go back for at least two months and then come back.
	So once I got my ticket, I'm like, damn, these motherfuckers ain't playing.
	Dude was straight Come get it now or else.
	Or I'm like, man, I'm trying to talk to him like, hey, we can send the police to come get you.
	Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
	How you want to do it, digger boy?
	Do you want the cops to come get your black ass in Switzerland?
	So I'm like...
	Yeah, you don't want that deportation on your record, so yeah.
	So I said, hey, I'm with you.
	I'm out.
	I'm out.
	Got my ticket.
	I packed my suitcase as much as I can.
	I probably left about $10,000 with the clothes and I have Versace covers and shit.
	Left all that, bro.
	You know what I'm saying?
	So I just left, came back.
	But once I came back...
	All bad bitches.
	I had bitches that wanted to marry and all that, but I didn't want to go that far.
	I could have did it.
	That's fucking funny.
	But I came back, bro, and I came back and I realized I had unfinished business.
	I was about to tap out.
	You know what I'm saying?
	I was about to tap out, just be a regular civilian, just get money and do real business shit.
	But keep it 100% real, I just know I got a voice that needed to be heard.
	So I want to go more into the podcast and interview and talking.
	That's what...
	Drives me because I got good stories, but I got real life that and real game I could give my people of course So like I lived a lot done a lot now It's time for me to give back and I want a voice so when I came here I'm like I'm getting my peace of mind You know downgrade the super boisterous character the beard and all that shit all the crazy cars and just really just talk to the people and um and monetize in a different way like got quiet businesses and different shit game shows and shit I got like Isn't
	it funny?
	When you meet billionaires, people with money, actual access, and wealth, they don't look at people with big chains and big cars.
	It's kind of like, yo, you're a monkey.
	You're a monkey, man.
	Ultimately...
	Y'all niggas said it, okay.
	You don't got to say it this time, brother.
	If they see that you're about your business, you know what to buy, you know what to actually put your money into, they want to support you and do business with you.
	Which is the opposite.
	You're just like a nigga.
	Yeah, so when it comes to money, You never go to the money that comes to you.
	Yeah.
	So you draw it to you.
	You know somebody with the money, you'll be like, hey man, can you help me?
	No, they ain't finna help you.
	They'll look at you like, how can I help you?
	And you called me.
	Sorry, we spoke that day as well.
	And actually, it's funny because, you know, back in the day, I was very focused on like, you know, the look, having that part of like the rapper style, whatever, to go close deals for the podcast, whatever.
	And ultimately, I kind of did some nigga shit, definitely did.
	But then we spoke on the phone and you're like, bro, what are you doing?
	You pass this part of your career, you're more concrete, you kind of pass that part, what's the next step?
	And I don't get it.
	We had a conversation when he got to SVJ, because this one I was already making my transition when I came back from Switzerland.
	And I was telling them, this is what I see now.
	Like, we did that.
	You know what I'm saying?
	But I went to the highest level.
	I already surpassed you because I did it first.
	So I'm telling you, this is the cap.
	There is no more to go.
	I pushed it, and it wasn't going no more.
	So more is going out, and it's coming in.
	And it's not going nowhere, no matter how much I buy.
	So you weren't about the SVJ. Yes.
	But I told them, don't do it.
	I said, don't do it because it ain't going to do nothing.
	It's over.
	You proved your point.
	So all you're doing is putting more on yourself and you're not getting what you're trying to get out of it.
	I'm telling you, it's not going to work no more.
	They know you got it.
	The more you're going up, you're just taking out your own resources.
	Exactly.
	So I was trying to explain that to them because I've been there and done that.
	So I want people to even watch me and see, look how far I went with it.
	You got to know the limit.
	It ain't that necessary.
	You know what I'm saying?
	Build a brand.
	Make sure you got some more money coming in because a pile of money keeps going down, but money streams keep coming in.
	Have those money streams.
	Don't try to get a pile of money, that shit.
	You know what I mean?
	So that's the things I picked up.
	So once I came back, I'm more humbler.
	I'm still me.
	You know, I can't help God made me a certain way, but I'm still working on myself, too.
	It's still a work in progress.
	I'm not trying to be as narcissistic as I am.
	I'm trying to humble my energy so people can get this shit I really got.
	You know what I mean?
	And that's the position I am in now.
	And since I came back, I just want to be the best person I can be, give people that energy.
	Still don't play with me, though, but, you know...
	Question for you.
	At the height of the nigginess, how much was it costing you a month?
	50,000 a month.
	Damn!
	With the cars and the chains and everything.
	When you were at the height of Malibu, you had everything.
	I remember you had like eight or nine supercars.
	Yeah, and that was just what people seen.
	They ain't seeing my ex-girl car.
	You ain't seeing my mom car.
	You ain't seeing my brother car.
	You know what I'm saying?
	So, yeah, it was crazy.
	It was 50,000 a month.
	But I was generating so much off it.
	You know what I'm saying?
	I put 50,000 in.
	I make 100,000.
	I'm cool.
	But once you put $50,000 in and you make $30,000, now you put $50,000 in and you make $20,000.
	Like, what am I doing?
	Now I'm digging in my real money?
	And I came and used this shit?
	I got to sit in the house?
	Oh, no.
	Fuck, is it that serious?
	So that's when I start using my real brain and really humble myself and understanding what makes me happy.
	Because you make the money, you want to enjoy it, man.
	And then being in L.A. too, like what we were talking about before.
	It's dangerous, bro.
	Yeah.
	Dangerous.
	People think I'm kidding around when I say this shit.
	Like, bro, because me and you had that conversation when we were in Malibu.
	I was like, yo, this is beautiful and everything, but you need to come to Miami, bro.
	Yeah, bro.
	Because we were talking about that.
	We told you, man.
	Because, yo, I don't even know about this chain situation with you.
	Yeah, right.
	I told him because of the ending.
	I didn't even know about this chain shit, but I knew from the first time we went out there, shout out to AD, man, because AD really did a lot for us while we were out there.
	But when I was in LA, besides the high taxes and all the commie foreign and everything else like that, it's just not safe.
	And then it's run by gang politics.
	So I was like, yo, you can't even enjoy this shit.
	And I remember telling you, I was like, bro, this is a beautiful home and everything, but bro, you need to come to Miami.
	This is way better.
	You don't have to worry about this weird gang politics shit.
	And this is when you had the chains, you had the eight, nine cars.
	I was like, what the hell?
	So yeah, bro.
	At least in Miami, if you had all that, you could enjoy it more.
	And I would have probably had a better time.
	But at the same time, I think God had me do that there so I could get it out of my system.
	It's unnecessary.
	And I'd rather show my people a different way to use their money and grow their money instead of doing a normal nigger way.
	So that's why I think I'm here.
	I think I was used as a vessel for that.
	So I could show you the top.
	I went all the way this way.
	And you were doing it in L.A. too.
	The most expensive place to do it, bro.
	No one really If you had done it here, it probably would have cost you $30 to $40.
	Yeah, it was crazy.
	You know what I'm saying?
	But on top of that, you know what I mean?
	I would have enjoyed my life more.
	But I probably wouldn't have learned the lesson.
	And it's all about the lesson I learned and I come back with a message that says it's unnecessary to have all that stuff.
	You know, get what really makes you happy.
	We talked about the switching moment for you when it was with leaving the life of crime.
	When was the switching moment for you as far as becoming a minimalist?
	What clicked and you said, you know what, fuck this shit.
	When was that moment?
	It was actually what people don't know.
	As soon as I moved to my crib that I was in the Hollywood Hills.
	Because I didn't want to go there.
	I wanted to get rid of that shit down, but I had...
	Oh, so this is after you left Malibu.
	Yeah, when I went to my other crib, the 411 one.
	But I had three supercars that I couldn't just go to a regular house at this time.
	Because I wasn't going to sell them now.
	I just got them.
	I want to enjoy them.
	But it's like I couldn't even get a regular house because if my car is parked somewhere, somebody see them, they're going to get me.
	So it's all...
	I wanted to downsize it then.
	You know what I'm saying?
	It was too many things, bro.
	It was too many things at play.
	And like I said, I can't even go to a corner store with one of my watches on without having to worry about my life being taken from me.
	You know what I'm saying?
	I remember you used to have your gun with you everywhere in L.A. Everywhere.
	At all times.
	Head on a swivel.
	Hey, one thing I respect, when I was out there with organic, I was looking around, such awareness, head on a swivel, etc.
	But you had the chainsaw and stuff, and that's kind of how you got to move that late.
	And I had to live because that's the character I made, which is me, but I was done with that character, and I wanted to kill it.
	So, you know, God helped me with that.
	You know, he took me to these different, you know, ups and leaps and faiths and valleys and risks.
	And now I'm here and I feel way better.
	You know what I'm saying?
	It's a way better person.
	Like I said, I got rid of all my cars.
	I got my brother who had my Hellcat.
	I had to get that back from him.
	I had to get that bitch back from him.
	I got that motherfucker now in my slingshot.
	I'm cool.
	You know what I'm saying?
	And I'm keeping it 100 with my people.
	That's what I did.
	You know what I'm saying?
	I ain't sugarcoating nothing.
	I ain't hiding nothing.
	I made a transition.
	You know what I mean?
	And my money ain't nobody's business no more.
	It's my business.
	For someone that might be, like, into the jewelry or the flashy lifestyle or the cars or whatever, what advice would you give them to, like, that might be one to downsize or...
	Yeah, just do it.
	Because you're scared, right?
	So I'm scared of, like, how people would have perceived me as not having all that shit.
	I still got jewelry, but understand, this is an investment piece.
	This is straight a half a kilo of gold.
	This is like sitting in a bank.
	Rose gold.
	That's rose gold.
	This is straight, thick, real gold.
	This is an investment piece.
	I ain't lose a dime with this.
	Now, the iced-out ones, you're going to lose 50% every time.
	If I pay $60,000 for an iced-out chain and I go sell it, they're going to give me half of the money.
	Right, Fresh?
	That's true.
	So this one, I got $60,000 in gold.
	Guess what I get when I sell it back?
	$60,000 right back.
	So even this is an investment piece.
	Learn your jewelry, right?
	If you want to have jewelry, learn it.
	I got designer jewelry now.
	This is Van Cleet, this is Gubelin, these are real stones.
	They come with paperwork, receipts, and everything.
	This is okay.
	And on top of that, you can walk around freely.
	And this gets the bitches intrigued.
	They don't know what that other shit is.
	That pussy wet.
	They ready.
	You ain't got to do much.
	That's what it's about anyway.
	So be mindful of how you're spending your money.
	All that I-style shit look cool, but you're losing your money.
	If you just want to stunt, I get it.
	Get it out your system.
	But at the same time, I don't want you to get it out your system.
	Just don't do it.
	Just don't do it.
	It's not worth it.
	You can't enjoy it.
	Your life in jeopardy all the time.
	And you losing money.
	For what?
	To impress some broke niggas?
	To impress some niggas that don't say it's fake anyway and you spent your real money?
	That's true.
	That's what we're doing?
	That's true.
	Fuck everybody.
	Be smart.
	Move right.
	Get you some real investments.
	Enjoy your life.
	I think the question is, for most people nowadays, what do you actually want for yourself?
	Right.
	Because we buy things for other people.
	Like Will Smith said, you buy things to impress other people that don't care about you.
	Yeah.
	And I'll be speaking like, as a man, what do you actually want in your life?
	Right.
	Once you figure that out, that's it.
	That's it.
	Simple.
	That's what it's about.
	So right now I'm on a mission.
	Like I said, I just want to enjoy talking.
	I'm having a great time.
	I went viral a couple times this week already just giving my talk so I know it's meant for me.
	I told God when I came back I want to do more podcasts or do more talking, doing people that shit.
	And it went crazy for me already.
	I'm back here with my guys talking and shit, having a great time.
	So that's the transition I'm at now.
	Yeah, so it's a blessing, man.
	Find what you love.
	I love to talk.
	I love to give people inspiration.
	Tell my stories.
	And I want to travel.
	I want to see the world.
	And, of course, I'm going to indulge in some good pussy, too.
	I'm coming in everything, too.
	And we're going to react to some of your clips with the girls after this.
	Yeah.
	But, Organic, what's next for you, bro?
	What's coming up?
	What's the next goals for...
	Three of them to God, man.
	I got a game show called Culture Shock.
	Look out for that.
	It's legendary.
	It's like a mix of Fear Factor, Wildin' Out with a little bit of 106 and Park in there.
	That's legendary.
	On top of that, like I said, I'm tapping in with big podcasts because it's coming soon.
	Look out for that.
	On top of that, The clothing line.
	I want to take my clothing line to the next level.
	I want to bring my clothing brand to be the biggest out here.
	You know, I've been doing it for years, and I feel like I got the best understanding behind my stuff.
	So make sure you go to OrganicLifestyle.com, and I want to make my clothing brand be the biggest in the game in streetwear.
	That's what I want to do, too.
	And other than that, too, I want to, you know, real tap into the health and wealth stuff.
	I'm working with a CMOS company right now, the number one in the country, so y'all be looking out for that.
	I want people to be healthy and wealthy, and I want people to get their mental health right.
	We gotta get money, right, Myron?
	It's mandatory, right?
	But everybody don't feel like they have to be in shape.
	They don't feel like their mind don't gotta be happy and be healthy in their brain.
	That's more important.
	You gotta get money regardless, right?
	But you don't gotta be happy, you don't gotta be healthy.
	Let's work on those two a little bit more, too.
	You don't drink, you don't smoke, you don't do any of that stuff, which I tend to find is a common trait amongst all my successful friends.
	None of them do drugs or smoke or do any of that bullshit.
	Can you tell the people?
	No baby mamas either, that's heavy.
	That's a big one.
	And I fucked a lot of pussy.
	Because I'm so big on telling guys, don't even smoke weed.
	It's not worth it.
	It's not worth it.
	What keeps you away from drugs and drinking?
	For one, I never wanted to be a dope fiend.
	Because in seven, eight grade, I was already selling weed to people.
	So these people come here every day like crackheads.
	I'm not going to be them.
	Even weed, motherfuckers.
	Every day.
	They was there every day.
	And on top of that, that's take away money.
	That $200, $300 you spend a week could have been some new jewelry.
	I like to get fresh.
	That could have been some jewelry, an outfit.
	I'm smoking weed.
	Like, what the fuck?
	I couldn't do it.
	So I just didn't understand it.
	And then, this is what always fucked me up, these motherfuckers get weed, they lick it with men, and they give it to another man, and he, on his mouth, and they give it to, what the fuck?
	Hell no!
	He's dirty as fuck.
	I ain't with that!
	You know what I'm saying?
	So I just didn't understand even that shit.
	I couldn't get with this shit.
	You know what I'm saying?
	Your nails get all dirty.
	You stink.
	You smell bad.
	It fucks up your teeth.
	It fucks up your lungs.
	And then here's the other thing.
	I've always said it.
	It makes you lazy.
	It makes you lethargic.
	So you don't even want to go out and get money.
	Yeah, all that new technology about, oh, it's medical and all that shit.
	No, when we was kids, ain't nobody know medical or nothing.
	These motherfuckers just want to be high.
	Shut the fuck up.
	Like, it might help you.
	Oh, my fucking arthritis.
	Yeah, shut up.
	You just want to be high.
	And here's the other thing, too.
	You're someone that can literally say, you've had the highest levels of anxiety.
	We talked about what you used to do before, and how it was so risky.
	I mean, how'd you overcome the anxiety without me?
	Man, but working out?
	That's my main thing, hitting that gym.
	You know what I'm saying?
	Pushing myself to the highest levels I can as a human being and seeing that success within my body, that will help me.
	You know what I'm saying?
	That took my whole mind state to another level.
	Always, when I'm going through shit, I'm going to hit that gym.
	I'm going to go hard.
	I'm going to go box.
	I'm going to punch the bag.
	I'm going to go get that energy out.
	And that always helped me.
	Even if I sit in the house all day, like sad and like, man, what the fuck am I going to do?
	I'm gonna get my ass up about midnight.
	Fuck it.
	I'm gonna go get the gym real quick.
	I'm good.
	So the gym helped me out a lot.
	And it still helps me out a lot, man.
	I still got that shit.
	And it's interesting because people use weed a lot of times as an excuse for their anxiety or why they're sad or whatever.
	And, you know, you were literally doing the craziest shit.
	And you had the most danger, the most paranoid, and you didn't need it, and you figured out a way to get over your anxiety.
	Yeah, I never made excuses for nothing.
	I just executed on top, never drinking.
	My grandma was an alcoholic.
	That was one of my closest people to me, and she believed in me the most, and I seen her pass away from it.
	She had liver failure from drinking.
	Cirrhosis.
	Yeah, cirrhosis of the liver.
	So I never drunk.
	Because I'm seeing what she went through.
	So I never did it.
	I never saw the positive thing in it.
	So I'm like, I'm going to drink something that killed my grandma.
	I'm going to do something that I can't be on point.
	I'm a street guy since seventh grade now.
	I'm going to be off my square.
	I can't see what's going on.
	Never.
	So I never understand those things.
	I don't judge people, but I'm just saying for me, I never indulge in it.
	Let me ask you this.
	Do you think you would have probably been in jail or gotten killed had you been a dude that smoked or drank and you were involved in the activities that you were involved in?
	Most definitely.
	On top of that...
	I got something in me that's come from my dad that's real aggressive and like some darkness in me, right?
	So my brother's on my dad's side.
	All of them is in prison.
	I got four brothers.
	They're all in prison.
	That's on my dad's side.
	Because there's something in us that comes from my dad.
	My dad was a real street, like crazy guy.
	So that's inside of us.
	So it activates when I have to use it.
	But if I'm drinking it or smoking, it'll probably be out all the time.
	I probably can't contain myself.
	let's always go because I always go over and beyond when it's a problem look at anything if I fight somebody I'm going to stomp them I'm going to kick them you got to get everybody to stop me if you punch me I'm going to try to get my gun I'm going to go all the way there so let's avoid it so I feel I wouldn't have been able to sustain myself in no type of way it would have amplified your bad characteristics I'm fixing myself and doing something too far.
	So, God helped me with that.
	He did, man, like I said, man, I'm one of the most blessed individuals.
	I feel like I'm anointed.
	I feel like I'm here for a real reason.
	And I'm finding my purpose right now and giving it to my people.
	It ain't cool to be in the streets.
	It ain't cool to be shooting and selling drugs.
	So, don't listen to my story and think I'm bragging.
	It's what I went through to where I'm at now.
	I couldn't be the person I was if I didn't see all this shit.
	You know what I'm saying?
	Jay-Z Famous just said Jay went through that.
	Hove went through that.
	So, you ain't got to go through.
	Even with spending money, even with thinking that's going to give you instant gratification, don't do that shit.
	I'm telling you now not to do it.
	Don't get it out of your system.
	I usually tell people, yeah, get it out of your system.
	Go ahead and buy this shit.
	Waste your money.
	Don't do it.
	Don't even do it.
	Fuck it.
	If you're going to do it, do it right.
	Give you some real gold pieces, give you some Cartier bracelets, give you some Van Cleef, make it player, because that's what the bitches want to see anyway.
	I'm telling you, you're going to impress niggas that want to rob you and niggas that's going to say it's fake and they're going to hate you anyway.
	You're trying to get bitches to pay attention, sir.
	Cartier, Van Cleef, real gold, they're going to respect your mind.
	When I tell a bitch this is this heavy gold, they know that.
	They're going to respect you more.
	Okay, they like the flashy one, right?
	But you tell her, no, I bought it for $16, it's worth $30.
	What?
	Pussy dip.
	Yeah.
	And not only that, when you buy the ice-style shit, you attract the wrong bitches anyway.
	The wrong people!
	You get the hood rat chicks that want to line you up, like...
	Hey, y'all!
	Come on.
	Yeah, what's up, man?
	Some of them are fun, too, though.
	I like everything.
	Don't get fucked up, nah.
	You know, you get the occasional white girl on vacation, but it's like, rah.
	You gotta be on point.
	You take care of yourself, like, money-wise, of course.
	Dude, you're 42 years old, bro.
	I'm 42.
	You don't look it, dude.
	Of course not.
	I'm organic.
	How do you take care of your skin, bro?
	Because I got no baby mama, so I got no stress on that side.
	Let's get some understanding.
	I never smoked, never drunk.
	I've never been a day out of shape in my entire life.
	I go to the gym five days a week.
	You know what I'm saying?
	I manifest.
	I pray.
	I listen to daily affirmations.
	But another gym I give y'all that took me to another level I started doing about four or five years ago, I constantly listen to stoic quotes and messages on YouTube.
	So I practice stoicism.
	So I'm a very stoic person.
	So people see me, they think I'm all this rambunctious guy, but really I'm calm and cool.
	I move in silence.
	Supporting for a guy like you.
	It's very important.
	Because you're containing a lot, so you don't want to give that to everybody.
	So if you're my friend like you guys, I consider my friends, we're going to get good conversations.
	We're going to go deeper.
	We're going to be animated and have a good conversation.
	Everybody's going to get that for everybody.
	Thank you, by the way, for that.
	You're welcome.
	You can't give your greatness to everybody.
	So when you know you're one of them ones, you've got to move like one of them ones.
	You know what I'm saying?
	But I'm going to give it to my people, though, because they deserve it.
	I couldn't be here without him.
	So anybody ever support me, bought a shirt, watched a video, listened to the music, I super appreciate it.
	You guys brought a motherfucker from nothing, from the darkness to the top.
	I'm going down in history with what I did, man.
	It stinks to the people.
	Because I needed them eyeballs and they gave it to me.
	I'll never forget that.
	So like I said, I'm repaying that back right now.
	That's love.
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	It's for the skin?
	For the skin, yeah.
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	Their skin is very important.
	A woman says you've got some good skin, she's going to respect you.
	Because you've got to do what, not technically, but you want to pay attention to what women do and do it for yourselves.
	They're always getting their skin tear and going and doing their skin.
	Your shit's looking good.
	She's going to be more attracted to you.
	We're trying to get pussy out here, guys.
	We're trying to come in something.
	Not only that, your skin is kind of an outward manifestation of your vitality.
	If your skin's all fucked up looking, well, more than likely there's something wrong with you.
	Because a lot of times if you have an infection or whatever, your skin's going to represent that.
	So your skin is a very good representation of your total vitality.
	Last question for you, Organic.
	So you're in the process right now.
	So you're planning to go back to Zurich soon?
	No, I'm back in America now.
	I'm weighing my options.
	I've been like nomading around and shit like that.
	I've been just being real inconspicuous with how I'm moving around.
	But I'm going to find me a home where I want to be.
	I've been looking at Vegas.
	I've been looking at Houston.
	I've been looking at Phoenix.
	I've been looking at...
	And now I'm looking at Miami.
	So while I'm here...
	All good cities, though.
	Yeah, as I'm here, I'm looking at condos and I'm seeing, you know, fresh hook me up with a guy.
	So I know I'm thinking about here.
	I'm thinking about different places.
	So, yeah.
	Vegas and Miami are the top two, man.
	Top best.
	Yeah.
	You know, we want that...
	You know, this is cool, but the girls are ugly, bro.
	And I know you got a type, so...
	Yeah, I do got a type, but sometimes I hear some stragglers.
	I mean, I went viral talking about fucking BBWs.
	You know what I'm saying?
	That's some real shit, though.
	I'm going to go to the top, but...
	Like I say, that BBW pussy is a warm honey bun.
	You put the honey bun in there for 10 seconds, you take it out and eat it.
	That's that BBW pussy, man.
	I'm telling you, if you have one, you know what I'm talking about.
	You know what I'm saying?
	All of us know it's a hidden gem.
	I give it out to people.
	But we all know.
	We all know.
	I let it out.
	You know what I'm saying?
	Oh, man.
	This is a great episode, man, and I'm glad that you were able to give the people an update.
	A lot of life lessons taught here, man.
	Guys, we'll be back here with some lovely ladies.
	Sorry, we have chats?
	Oh, chats, okay.
	Super chats.
	Yo, Mr.
	Organic in the house, stop it a mook.
	You got to tell the story of that beautiful girl in the hijab that you ended up slaying.
	Oh, love, man.
	The self-confidence that you invoke is truly magnifying.
	I watch all your content.
	Thank you, Myron Fresh and the whole team for continuing to bring high-quality guests in education.
	Y'all teaching street smarts and sheet smarts.
	Facts.
	Kim Pop goes, long time and appreciate you being an early guest from the early days of Mr.
	Organic.
	We will be interviewing you soon, FBI-ite.
	That's the good man.
	Oh, shit.
	That's your limitations, bro.
	That was 20 years ago.
	That was 21 years ago, man.
	That was 21 years ago.
	California's terrible.
	I prevent as much as I can.
	It's sad when what goes down over there, my respects to the police officers.
	Yeah, LA sucks, bro.
	Yeah, bro.
	And I'm glad Organic's getting out of there.
	Mr.
	Organic and the Tate's That's one of my most regrettable things.
	I appreciate you guys because Myron and Fresh told me to come on.
	I was going to be here for a week straight with Andrew Tate, but I was doing some other shit.
	Remember that shit?
	That would have been the most historic shit in history.
	That's my fucking evil twin.
	Well, I'll tell you this.
	When he comes back, when he beats all this bullshit, and he comes back to America, because Miami's one of the few places he could tolerate, and the U.S. will make it happen.
	Yeah, that'd be legendary, man.
	I think that'd be good for the world.
	Even easier.
	Even easier, bro.
	Man, we gotta see, you know.
	Cool.
	Okay, Andrew Tate, Mr.
	Organic, the same room would be legendary.
	Absolutely would be my friend.
	That'd be the craziest shit ever.
	Anything else?
	Cool.
	Guys, we're gonna be back with some lovely ladies here.
	Mr.
	Organic Man is gonna be lit.
	We'll be back.
	Chris, call it.
	10.30.
	10.30.
	Cool.
	We'll see you guys in a bit.
	Peace.
	Appreciate it.

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