Sorry, I was just busy enjoying a coffee, texting bitches from my casino.
It seems, if I check my diamond watch, you're a little bit early.
But I'll continue anyway, because I know all the viewers at home enjoy our tape speeches very, very much.
We're going to have a conversation about a gentleman called Jack today.
Jack's not his real name.
I don't want to use his real name, because if I use his real name, Simon is going to be pissed.
So we're going to call Simon Jack.
Jack's someone I went to school with.
And he recently came to visit me in Romania.
Saw the casinos.
Saw the world title belts.
Saw the... bitches.
Saw the supercars.
Saw the mansion.
Even said to me, man, you're still in good shape.
Saw the six pack.
Of course!
Why would I not be in good shape?
Oh yeah, he's just, you know, trying to find time to go to the gym, blah, blah, blah.
And he's sitting there talking to me, and you know what?
For all you people who don't recognize me in person, because my channel is starting to grow up, and I'm Shadow Man, and I start to get recognized now.
And I go out, and I'm like, hey, you're Cave Speech!
And they come up to me, and they try to talk to me and stuff.
If you talk to me, and I don't really know you, at least 50% of my brain is considering Aikido.
So when you're coming at me, half of me is thinking, all right, cool.
Yeah, nice to meet you.
But half of me is thinking, maybe he's an insane man.
I have to snap his neck in real time.
I think about these things.
So when you ever meet me, know I am preparing to Aikido, as friendly as I may seem.
This motherfucker's talking about time.
Talking to the man in the diamond watch about time.
I know about time, friend.
Diamonds.
You ain't got shit, Casio.
So he's talking about time.
I'm thinking about Aikido again.
And I realized, me and him went to school together.
We're basically exactly the same age.
We're talking about time.
He's amazed by my accomplishments and my achievements.
He's amazed by it.
Because he knows we'll talk about this separately.
But we've had the exact same amount of human time.
We've lived the same number of years.
The difference between him and I is that he's wasted his time.
And I've wasted precisely fucking none.
Anybody who's ever lived with me or been around me says the same thing.
Andrew, you're the highest energy person I know.
If you're awake, which seems to be always, you are doing something.
You're never just chillin'.
You're never idle.
You're never just TV.
You're never, I need to relax.
You're never, let's sit on the beach, sit by the pool.
No, it's go, go, go.
Get up, get shit done.
Even on this very day, I was up at 5.30am to drive from the Serbian border, where I've been cruising around the mountains in my super fast with Luke, to drive all the way back here, to get here, hit the gym, change, have a meeting with the guy who's installing my quarter of a million dollar safe to flex on my diamond watches and my house renovation, organize a chauffeur, because I have so much to do in the city tonight, to bring me here, do some casino paperwork, and at 9pm I have to talk about an investment for 11 million dollars with my boy at the cigar bar.
Bye-bye.
So, thank you.
So I'm busy, and that's not just an extraordinary day, that's just a day.
I get things done.
So these motherfuckers have the same number of years as me, and I try, every single time someone talks about how they don't have the time, I think and analyze to the countless hours I dedicate towards my fantastic successes.
I literally couldn't even estimate the amount of time I spent doing this.
I did six hours a day, seven hours a day, seven days a week, 10 years, 15 years, 11 years.
Maybe I had a month off there, two weeks off there.
It's all I ever did.
I can't even, with a calculator, add up how many hours I spent doing that.
And what's remarkable is he had the exact same hours as me.
What did he do with them?
Fucking nothing.
You say, Tate, how'd you spend your 20s?
Kickboxing.
Eating, sleeping, becoming a world-level combatant athlete, fucking some hoes, trying to get rich.
What'd you do in your 20s?
Oh, you know, I was working and Netflix.
People don't do anything.
It really, it really amazes me.
Like, even, like, I'm quite big on Twitter and YouTube, and I look at these other, like, success coaches and shit.
They don't do anything.
I really look at their lives and go, you've had all these hours, and there's nothing remarkable about you.
Imagine being alive for thousands and thousands and thousands of hours, and you've dedicated none of them towards excellence.
Literally, precisely, fucking zero.
You've done enough work to pay your bills.
Maybe you want a little bit more money.
That's what you call ambitious.
To have some more money to satisfy your greed.
That's your ambition?
That's it?
You don't wake up and think, you know what?
I want to be a bad motherfucker.
You know?
This guy goes, oh man, you're still in good shape.
I just need to go to the gym.
How can you not have the time to go to the gym?
All this shit I do.
I run two YouTube channels, four companies, 20 girlfriends, casinos, traveling around the world.
I've got to drive 15 supercars.
And I have time to train.
You don't have time to train with your fucking ugly wife, sitting at home, going to your job, eight hours of measly day?
That's it?
And you're busy?
Most people have absolutely and utterly wasted their fucking lives.
If you're watching this, I want you to know that 99% of you have wasted So far, all the hours you've been alive, the majority of them, the conscious ones, where you were being a lazy fuck, asleep.
You're an amazing piano player.
You didn't even fucking try, did you?
Because you're a dickhead.
And that's how I became a kickboxing world champion, a multi millionaire, casino owner, webcam pin, blah, blah, blah.
I can pull achievements out my fucking ass, bigger than any one you have.
I have 20 achievements larger than any single individual achievement you have ever done in your life.
Ever.
And I've managed to do 20 of them in the same human time.
And if there's any spark of ambition in you, if you're any fraction of a man, what I've said to you should resonate and it should bother you and you should change.