REAL AF with Andy Frisella - 136. Execute Execute Execute Ft. Chadd Wright

Episode Date: August 31, 2021

All of us are here on Earth for a reason. On today's episode, Andy and the guys are joined by former Navy SEAL turned entrepreneur and ultra-runner, Chadd Wright as they discuss the mindset of someone who never quits working towards their goals, the situation brewing in Afghanistan and how you can learn to detach yourself from an identity to help you see the truth.

What's up guys, it's Andy Priscilla and you're listening to the show for the realest. Say goodbye to the lies, the fakeness, and delusions of modern society. And welcome to motherfucking reality. Told you. You lost the bet. Nailed it. Yeah, so we have an ongoing bet at every show if I'm going to get the intro right. Because for years and years and years, I had the MFCEO intro. And I sometimes merge those two intros in my brain.

And I'm sure, Joe, since you lost the bet, you'll probably edit in the wrong intro. But it's all good. Power of the edit. That's right, that's right. Hey, it's like, you know how like there's that rule in restaurants, like you don't ever treat people that fuck with your food poorly? Same thing with the editor. Same thing with Joe.

Joe gets anything he wants. He's gonna make your voice go up high. I swear to God I didn't say that. Yeah, so guys, we have a really special guest that you guys, I know for sure, are going to love. I'm going to intro in just one second. Before I get into the show, we've got a full-length show today. And we don't normally do that, and I'll explain that in just a second. As to why we're doing that, I'd like to remind you that we do have a fee for the show.

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I'm cool with that either way. With that being said, I got a special text message yesterday from one of my new good friends who is coming into our community here as of late and become a fan favorite of the Real AF Show. So I'd like to say welcome to my friend Chad Wright. What's up, brother? Well, that means a lot to me, Andy. You know, I'm just a common human with an uncommon desire to succeed, man. But I feel really connected to First Form because, you know, you guys shared this, all of this with me. That's probably been a little less than a year ago. And dude, I've gotten to train so many of y'all's guys out in the back country. You've got some of the best people that listen to this show

anywhere in the world, man. I mean, we have got to train some solid individuals. Of course, I talk about you guys everywhere I go. Because here's the thing, Andy. Man, you know, if we can say, if there's one good thing that's come from all the bull crap that's been happening, it's that all the fake, phony frauds are being exposed and they're becoming irrelevant. And see, I get to hang out in these circles around these Instagram influencers. Like, I didn't even know what freaking Instagram was two years ago, man. But I get to hang out with these guys

and listen to the conversations. And I say, y'all ever heard of my buddy, Andy Frisella? And you know what people say? Yeah, man, he's got some demons that he's really got to deal with. And I'm like, no, bud, he's real. And you're worried that people like us are going to expose your bull crap because you realize you're becoming irrelevant. Yeah. And that's what's happening. And that's why I love you guys, dude. Well, thank you. Y'all are the best in the freaking business, man. Dude, I just had a conversation.

I've had this conversation, I don't know, a dozen times in the last two weeks with people who are, they keep coming to me and they're like, hey man, why are none of your, like, why are none of these Instagram entrepreneurs talking about what's going on in the world? Why are they still perpetuating or trying to sell their programs? And what's happening here is that people are getting exposed. And a lot of these guys, they don't want to speak about things that are uncomfortable going on in the world because they're afraid it's going to cost them money. And here's what's actually happening. It's what you said. People are tuning out because they're exposing themselves for not caring about what's actually happening and showing themselves that they only care about themselves. And bro, these people are making themselves irrelevant by,

by trying to avoid the very thing that, that is actually happening to them, you know, and, uh, you know, which is funny because the number one skill you need to learn in life is having the hard conversations. That's it. You got to learn to address those things. Because if you don't stand for anything, you stand for nothing. You know what's funny about that too, Sal? Is that, dude, Sal posted a video, his first viral video ever, which was fucking amazing. Outside my porn, my homemade porn.

You know, that's how we got famous. Those guys. Me and Kim. Kim Kardashian. Oh, really? Well, you know, that's how I made it. How many views on this thing now? I don't know.

Come 1.3 million. OK, 4 million. Over a million views. All right. Yeah. Thousands and thousands of comments. Right. And I get these people and they come to me every time I say something or every time I

have something to say about what's going on, which, by the way, I have the right to say anything I fucking want. That about what's going on, which by the way, I have the right to say anything I fucking want. That's what America is about. And you have the right to think anything you want about it. And we've lost that in this country. We are now pandering, not me, but a lot of people are now pandering because they feel like they're going to upset the ship

and people are not going to like them. How many positive comments to negative comments did you get? 1,000 to one? Easy. I mean, you would scroll through because I don't engage in this. I don't care.

It's like, hey, listen, you can come in. You call me anything you want. I'm comfortable with who I am. I'll read that. I don't give a shit. And I would say for every 700 great comments, there was one, and even the one was neutral. It was somebody not willing to take accountability

well this our our current administration was inherited this problem it's like well wait a minute you know like one we didn't talk about that all that is is somebody who's attached their identity to and to something i hate trump or i hate this or i i'm pro-biden or i'm pro-covid vaccine whatever they've attached their identity to one of these things and they're riding hard on it without the ability to detach and say, maybe I got taken advantage of, or maybe I got fooled, or maybe this happened,

or maybe I wasn't told the truth. And so I can understand where people come back to defend themselves. But the thing is, is like, you're not being attacked. Somebody's voicing their opinion and you feel like it's attacking you. That's right. You know, and the reason you feel like it's attacking you is because you're hanging on to something that you probably should let go. Guilt. Yeah. And, and it's funny because dude, I do get that a lot. I get a lot of people who are like, um, these are big people too.

These aren't the, I mean, these are, these are people that used to have a legit presence, but they're feeling exposed right now. And so that's what I just want to let you know. That's what they have to say. But what's funny about it, dude, is that, yeah, but, um, they're losing and I keep winning. That's what I'm talking about. And it will content that progression will continue, man. And that's why I freaking love you guys, man. And that's why, you know, last, man. And that's why, you know, last time we did this show, Andy told me and Sal both told me, hey, man, next time you're coming back through, you got to open invitation. So I thought, you know what, man, people right now, I'm sure you guys get more messages than me, but I'm getting messages and people are losing hope.

They're legitimately losing hope. And if there's one thing that I freaking care about, man, it's people. It's my brothers and my sisters. Yes, I'm concerned about everything that's going on. But I thought, man, we need to sit down and have a conversation that will hopefully give people some hope because living without hope is no way to live. And it concerns me and it grieves me. And I thought, man, what better way than to sit down with some freaking pipe hitters, man, and give some people some hope. So that's what this is all about for me, man. Yeah. Well, I'm glad you reached out, dude, because I meant that open invitation. I texted

Sal yesterday, screenshot your text. I said, noon tomorrow. He's like, let's do it. I'm honored that you're in here, Sal. No, listen, man, there's, they're very, well, Mondays are our days to like, we do basically both of us have things going on from literally first thing in the morning until we go to bed on Mondays. Yeah. And then the rest of the week is more towards growth and development. Monday's more towards maintaining what's going on. So like, we don't usually podcast on a Monday,

but like when Chad writes, right. That's right. That's right. You sit down and break bread. No, but I think, you know,

I told Anna this yesterday, you know, to return the, you know, the circle jerk here, if you want the, well, this is a big group hug. Yeah. This is a big group hug. No, I, there are, you know, the circle jerk here, if you want. Bro, this is a big group hug.

Yeah, this is a big group hug. No, I, there are, we've, we've had the opportunity to meet a lot of cool people in life. Right.

And I told him, I said, I think Chad might be the best one we've met. I know this. I know that dad is Chad Wright's number one fan. I mean, he came in today. He's like,

you know, Chad Wright's here. You know, like I'm aware, dad, bro. I got, I beat, I've never seen my dad fan out on a human, ever.

And he brings you up at least twice a week to me. And he listens to the episode that we did over and over and over again. And he'll come to me and he's like, man, you know, guys like Chad Wright. And he always throws in James Lawrence. He loves James. And he's like, those kind of guys, that's what America is. Guys like Chad Wright, and he always throws in James Lawrence. He loves James. Yep. And he's like, those kind of guys, that's what America is. America is regular dudes who care about other people.

Like, he will go into this. My point is, he fucking loves you, bro. Well, you know what else it is, man. Jim. It's Jim, right? Yeah. So Jim, I saw him this morning, and he said, man, I'm getting after it. I'm running again.

And I'm utilizing these tools that we talked about on the last podcast. And here's the thing, man. We, us, we don't teach from theory. We're not going to tell you anything on this show. We are not freaking philosophers here, dude. So we're not going to tell you anything on this show that has not been proven on the battlefield of life. And all Jim has done is he's taken these simple principles and he's applied them in his life and he sees the result. See, and we're not trying to

give you a freaking philosophy here, man. Anybody can take what we say and apply it, and it's going to change their life and the direction of their life. The problem is, Chad, I think a lot of people aren't willing to do that. And so when they see people that are successful like that, they call them outliers or they say they're lucky or something like that. But these are laws. I mean, when you put them into practice, things change. Dude, the thing is, man, you guys got to remember, dude,

a lot of the people growing up, they they've got zero leadership in their life. Zero. A lot of people grow up in a scenario where they feel like they're a nuisance, you know, like they're not even wanted. They're not told they could be anything great. They're, they're not, they don't know anybody great. They don't know anybody who's successful. They don't know anybody who's accomplished amazing things. And it's very hard to see that in yourself if you don't know a single other person, right?

And that's where the lack of hope comes in is that when you can't literally see something or have a conversation. And then on top of that, when you do, it's so rare to see that you feel like it is some sort of crazy magical thing that you don't possess inside. And this is the thing that I love about what you speak about. And honestly, this is why I started the MSCO project in 2015, because dude, every single successful guy I know, which there's a bunch of them, you know, they're all normal. They got normal. Dude, they fucking struggle, man. Shit's hard.

Like, it's just they have bought into the idea that they don't require some sort of special superpower. And what ends up happening is because you don't quit, you end up developing some superpowers. That's it, man. Yeah. That's the foundation of everything. We talked about it last time, taking quitting off the table. Principles like being patient, being present, being deliberate. I just won a race a few months ago.

I ran for 38 hours straight, 122.1 miles. I climbed 37,700 feet up. So that's like 7,000 more than Everest and descended 37,700 feet. You want to know how I did it? I was patient. I was present. I was deliberate and I wasn't going to quit. And I freaking crushed everybody. Yeah. Well, I have totally hijacked, removed quitting off the table, just so you know. You were saying, it's not my saying. I just sit on it. Oh, that's it, man.

Well, it's all the same. It's different ways of saying it. I say like zero option mentality. Yeah. It's not an option. No plan B. Like we have to get there. And whatever it takes, we've got to get there. Well, and I think that when I,

this weekend, I had an opportunity to speak to a little group of individuals and I used, you know, remove quitting from the table, that thing that were, you know, people look for that fear, that doubt, that scared feeling that you have to not go forward. We all, everybody fucking has that. It's whether you fucking face it and start taking some action and apply that knowledge towards those fears and those goals and those dreams. That's the separator. And you're not alone. Like, fuck man. Like, you know how scary it is to get on the microphone for the very first time and be like, I fucking hope somebody listens. Listen, man, listen, I, this is the truth, you know, and it's funny because I don't put on a show. Like I'm not like the reason people say that shit, Chad, it's because I don't put on a fucking show.

I don't know, brother. You're preaching to the choir right now. When I pick up that phone and I start talking and I'm, and you guys think I'm mad, it's because I am mad or I don't, I'm not worried about putting a polished image out for all of you guys to see. I use my social like a regular human would use their social. I'm not, I don't see it as a brand. I don't worry about my brand.

And my brand takes care of myself by just me being me. And so people think, oh, well, he's going crazy, you know, or he's whatever. It's like, no, dude, I'm just like you. I'm just not, I'm not scared enough to keep it in. You know what I'm saying? And the reason I do that guys is so that you understand there is not a day that I get out of bed. There is not a fucking day that I, that I wake up and I, and a lot of people are going to judge me for saying this, but there is not a day that I wake up that I don't feel like going back to sleep or that I don't have anxiety

about what my day is going to bring. Every single day of my entire life right now and for the last, I don't know how many years, as long as I can remember back, I wake up and I'm nervous and I'm scared and I'm like, fuck, all right, what do I got to handle today? And you know what I do? I wake up and I go handle it. No, no. You know what you do? You freaking execute, man. That's it. I tell, dude, in the SEAL teams, I was a breacher. All right. And when we would get a target package, I'd gather intel on the breach point. Say it's an exterior wall. I would build a bomb. I would go back into the ready room, build a bomb specifically to breach this wall. We would go out. We would get on target. I'd be

the first one in the patrol, right? I'd move up to the breach point. I'd peel the hydrogel off the back of this wall charge. It's the sticky stuff, right? I'd place the bomb on the wall. I'd cap my blasting cap in, you know, I'd pay my debt court out back to minimum safe distance. And I would look back behind me and I would just see a bunch of sets of green eyes, right? It was my entire team was waiting for three words. And these three words ring through my head every single morning when I get up feeling exactly like Andy feels when he gets up. And the three words are execute, execute, execute. And on the third execute, I would put power to that charge and all freaking hell would break loose and we

would crush our enemy. And that's what people don't do. They don't execute. Making a freaking plan is the easy part. I knew how to make the bomb. I had the intel that I needed to get into this target and accomplish my mission. But guess what? I had to wait for those three words. And let me tell you, those three words ring through my head on the daily, man, because I've heard them thousands of times over my comms headset, right? Knowing my entire team was waiting for me to simply execute, execute, execute. And you have to understand if you don't execute on the plan, if you don't get up in the morning when you're feeling tired, scared, you don't know what's going to happen. If you don't execute, you're not just cheating yourself, dude. You're cheating your family. You're cheating your

employees. You're cheating your team, whatever you're a part of. It's bigger than you, man. So that's what rings through my head every morning, brother. And you guys are freaking right on board with that, man. Yeah, dude. But you guys listening, you have to understand that learning how to do that when you don't want to. Nobody wants to do it. Like, that's the thing. Like, nobody wants to do it. Like, listen, dude, do you really think I want to wake up and I live in a fucking beautiful house and I have an awesome life?

Yeah, you need to let me come kill some of those deer too. Emily would probably allow you to do that. but, but everybody else. No fuck off. Yeah. But like, dude, the, the thing is, is that the, the, the people listening, I mean, you guys have to understand this is, this is human. This is a human thing. And when you look at someone and you say that man or that woman has something that I don't have, you're telling yourself a justification as to why you can't do it. You're talking yourself out of it. And what you need to realize is that they didn't have that ability either.

They didn't just, nobody woke up with that shit. They got it from showing up every day and executing over and over and over. And especially when they don't feel like it. And a lot of people listening right now, they're probably like, well, I never feel like going to work. Okay. Fair enough. You get up every day. You don't feel like going to work. You think you're giving yourself, okay, this credit. All right. What do you do when you're at work? How well do you execute? Hmm. What are you actually a contributing member to work? How well do you execute? Are you actually a contributing member to the team or are you just taking up space? Because there's more to it than

just showing up. It's showing up and then diligently being good at what you do. Okay. So like a lot of people talk about motivation or they talk about discipline. No one talks about diligence, right? Diligence is showing up and executing at a high level. And that's the third part of the equation. We move from motivation, which is, you know, we kind of do shit when we feel like it or when we don't feel like it to discipline, which is, you know, I do the things that I need to do, even when I don't feel like doing them, all right? Because my discipline is strong. And then we move into diligence, which diligence is I do what I don't feel like doing

very fucking well all the time. And this is the three parts of achievement that you have to move through as a human, all right? So we talk a lot about discipline here, but that's because a lot of you guys ain't ready for diligence yet you know what i'm saying but think about that think about that okay you get up every day you you don't like your job you're you're going against the grain you got a lot of

work to do are you going through the motions because that is better than the guy that doesn't show up but it's still not going to get you to where you want to go where that's it brother so and that's you know those are some things to think about. When you're sitting there wondering why things are so hard. First of all, it's hard for all of us, man. Like just because somebody lives in a nice house or has a nice business, I would actually argue that their life is really fucking hard. Because usually, at least for me, I wasn't gifted anything.

So, Sal and I and Chris and Jason and the guys here that run this company, it's a 24-hour job, dude. Like, it's not like there's free time. I mean, you make the free time you have, Sal, you make. Like, he has to schedule it. You know what I'm saying? It's not like there's just this float, you know. And he's cutting grass.

Yeah. I know. I'm executing on that shit. This is a fucking clear. He is diligently cutting grass. I am diligently fucking that grass. You know what, man? It amazes me, the information that flows through this show, man.

Do you realize what a corporate team would pay for this? This is a $100,000 speech right here, man. It's funny what a corporate team would pay for this? This is a hundred thousand dollars speech right here. It's funny. It's funny. It's a hundred thousand dollars. Preach Mr. Chad. It's unbelievable, man. Thank you. Sal and I may or may not be putting something together. Yeah. This is it. There, there are, there are no, we're not giving you any secrets because this isn't, none of this is secret. There's no way you can't cheat the process, right? But this is it. What you just talked about, Andy, that progression between motivation, discipline, diligence, execute, execute, execute. That's it, man. That really is it. And I think, so it's funny, even before you started talking, everybody thinks it's massive

action, but it's small bites. And the reason I wrote that is because, so it's funny, even before you started talking, you know, everybody thinks it's massive action, but it's small bites. And the reason I wrote that is because, you know, just like your race, 38 hours, right? 38 hours. Yeah, 38 hours. One foot in front of the other. You know what I mean? It's not how fast your miles were. It's consistently putting one foot in front of the other in life and success.

I think the one observation I have of all successful people is not only are they very extremely disciplined, they show up every motherfucking day with consistency, with effort, with intention to execute that game plan every day. Like it's no, no days off. I just fucking show up. I mean, I'm Saturday, Sunday, you guys walk into this fucking building. My fucking fat ass is sitting in an office. I still have shit to do. We haven't, I've been here every single day since it's open. Yeah. Every single day that i wasn't out of town including christmas day i was here both here christmas day you know what i mean and it's like and it's not i don't say that by the way i love it yeah it's not pat on the back it's

i got shit to do yeah and it's you know and it's an important process is it's not massive action to do but there are things that need to get done every day you know what dude i like the way we do shit like i like the days that we come in here on christmas or thanksgiving or this and we'll see half the team in here that's right and we get to spend time those are our family dude like it i to me i wouldn't have it any other way you know i know that sounds like crazy to some people but like for me i love that no yeah it's awesome so chat go ahead yeah i want to ask a question to you guys um so you guys talk about like you know would you rather lose a dollar or a thousand dollars? Not that question.

No, I ain't got the 500 on me. No, we talk about, you know, like most people don't know one truly successful person around them. So what would you how would you guys answer like to that person? How do I find that person? Like, how do I know? So I'll give you how my dad did it. So my dad, when he ran a business, you know, everybody thought he was ultra, ultra successful. He was moderately successful, man. He ran a nice business.

He made a nice income. And then he sold his business. And then he lost what he had sold it for and had to start over. And my dad always spoke highly of other men and women that were more successful than him. So when Sal and I were young and we would go somewhere and we would meet like, let's say, you know, a real estate developer or somebody who'd done something really big. My dad, he always did this. And I can remember, you probably remember this too. He would point at the guy's car. He would show us his his car that's probably where the car thing comes from and he'd

be like man look that guy's got a bentley you know what he does he works really fucking hard he did this this this this this and he'd tell us the story behind this person's success and it would always be positive it was always it was never like oh yeah that guy must be a douchebag you know he's he's very wealthy but he but he cheated or something like it was never like that. It was always, he positively reinforced success into our brains by doing that. And, and, you know, to do that, by the way, um, you have to squash a lot of your ego because like, dude, nobody likes to look at someone and say, yeah, see to your own sons, think about that to your own sons and say, Hey, that guy, he's done a lot more than me and he's killing it. And you should try to be like that. Like that takes a squashing of

an ego. And really, if we're talking about all this, you know, all of what's going on in the world, it's all, it's all attributed to ego right now. Okay. It really is. We can get into that in a minute. But the point is, is that I think for parents that have children, I think the first thing that you can do besides buy my children's book, shameless plug. All right. But seriously, the books do help with that because that was the point of them to give you the tools to teach your children. But the thing that you could do is to make sure that you're highlighting other people that are successful and reinforcing the good and the work and the things that they did, you know? And the good thing is too, DJ. That's super important. Oh, absolutely, bro. Because,

because that's how they're going to think about money for the rest of their life, right? They're either going to see it as you had to cheat to get it, or, uh, you had to do wrong to get it or you had to do wrong to get it or you had to do shady things to get it or you worked hard to get it and you did honorable things. And so, you know, selecting people who represent that is easier to do than ever because we have the internet. All right. Like when Sal and I grew up, like there was no there. Listen, I know this is hard to understand. There was no there listen i know this is hard to understand there was no internet like whoa yeah there was no there was a phone on the wall that had a little circle on it and like you you know like i can't even explain it have you ever seen a video of them trying to teach kid or show a kid how to use a phone no it's hilarious no but like you remember grandma's head of course

the pink phone on the wall but there's an important piece though to dad's story there because, because he always said you could do that too. Yeah. Always. You could do that too. You could do that no matter what you could do that. If you work hard, you could get, you could have that too. If you work hard. And that's, that was like, dude, I can remember him driving us through neighborhoods of nice houses and pointing at the nice houses and say, okay, that's a, that's a $500,000 house. You had to make a hundred thousand dollars a year to afford that house. And every time he pointed something out, he taught us what it took to get it. And that was something that honestly, I think made all the difference in the world for him and I. Um, and, and dude, you know, without the internet, it was hard to do, right? Like you had to get in your car and go and like meet people and see this and do, we were very fortunate to have that. But, uh, you know, now we have the internet where you can

choose people to look at or examine. And, you know, you have to be very careful about who you pick. Cause as we were talking about earlier, a lot of people are putting on a show, right? And, and the best thing about what's going on in the turmoil, and I agree with you, Chad, the two good things that are happening right now is one, the fucking people that only care about themselves are being completely exposed. Even, and by the way, these are not like ultra patriotic people that are messaging me. These are normal people who are saying, man, how come so-and-so isn't speaking out? How come this person isn't saying anything? Why are they so quiet? And those people don't understand that

those conversations are happening behind the scenes and it's diminishing them in these people's eyes. And they're going to learn a hard lesson, just like the companies that enforce vaccine mandates where 80% of the people are against that being forced to go to a restaurant or whatever. You guys will be remembered for the rest of your life as the fucking Nazi people. That's it. All right? So the good things that have happened is,

one, the truth has come out, and it's coming out more and more every day. Two, relationships like this have started to form. Okay? My circle has never been stronger. My friends, I've never been more proud of the friends that I have. The people who have gotten close, that have gotten closer to this year are much better friends to me than the friends I had two years ago. It's a fact. And so

we're starting to realign with people who truly believe in what we believe and align with what we align, which is a great place to be. Now, it's important to say to that, you don't want everybody thinking the same thing that you think. You don't want every, this is not to say that everybody has to agree with everything that you say.

It's your perspective. That's right. And healthy discussion is healthy for relationships. Some of the best relationships that I've ever had in my life, I hated those people when I first met them. For know, some of the best relationships that I've ever had in my life. I hated those people when I first met him for real, dude, my business partner, Chris, when I first met him, I fucking hated him. He didn't like me either. You know why? Because we played the same fucking sport, the same positions, and we were both pretty good and

he was better, but we competed. And so like, dude, but eventually through that competition, a bond form that is not breakable, it's not breakable. You know what I'm saying? And that comes from competition or disagreement. You know, some of the best relationships I've had have been where I like, dude, literally DJ knows this. Cause we get people all the time who, you know, they'll, they'll message in and they'll say, hey, Andy, you know, I don't agree with this and this and this. Yeah. And so I'll voice them back. Right. And I'll say, OK, well, I could appreciate that. You know, here's where I'm coming from. And we end up having a two or three minute back and forth discussion. And those people end up being the biggest supporters I fucking have. That's it, brother. Yeah. And we don't agree.

We don't have to agree, but we do have to agree on his basic fundamental issues here in this country. Like freedom. You know what I'm saying? Yeah. So surround, surround yourself with people that you think can beat you. That's what that young man right there is all about.

Chili. Chili. I met Chili. He beat me by two hours at a hundred mile race that I was there to is all about. Chili. I met Chili. He beat me by two hours at a hundred mile race that I was there to win. And I said, I want this dude in my inner circle because guess what? He might beat me. And we do team PT every Wednesday, right? And he's there and we go head to head and we're the only ones that can hang with each other, but you have to do that. See, my job, what I do to my opponents is I try to convince them that they can no longer win. That last race I did, it got down

to me and one other guy. His name was Luke. And Luke looked over at me and he said, Chad, it's just me and you. What do you want to do about this? And I said, Luke, I'm be quite honest with you, brother. We can stay out here and run for as long as you want. But the fact of the matter is I am not going to lose this race. And in that moment, I crushed his freaking soul, man. I convinced him that he could not beat me. I can't convince him that he can't beat me. You can't convince me that I can't beat you. I'm coming for you, son. And you know what? I'm coming for you. But guess what that's going to do? Make me better. It's going to make you better than you could ever have been if it wasn't for an old boy from Northwest Georgia coming for you. My objective is to take over the freaking world, man, under the banner of Christ, of course. But hey, I'm coming. Yeah. And that's how we get better surrounding ourselves with people like that, man. Dude. And that's the great thing about

competition, too. People shy away from competition, right? Like everybody like this is the dude. The whole reason I started the MFCEO project is because I realized with the participation trophy culture that we had a real problem brewing. And by the way, it was very evident. I was fucking right. So it pays to be a winner, son. It pays to be a winner. So I started that podcast with that in mind, you know, about, listen, guys, we have to embrace competition. Dude, some of the competitors to our business are some of my best fucking friends. Do I want to beat them? Dude, some of the competitors to our business are some of my best fucking friends. Do I want to beat them? Yeah, I do. But I also want to show them how to win so that I can have someone to push me along. You know what I mean? Dude, him and I compete

without saying it all the time. Like, dude, I get up in the fucking meeting eight weeks ago. Will, our guy, Will, who is a a badass by the way, you'll like this. You probably know this. I think we might have told you. He decides after you come in here, he's like, I'm going to run 100 miles a day. He went out and ran it. No music. And he ran loops around our building. That's it.

That's it. And dude, no music, no iTunes, no fucking anything. He went out and ran 100 miles in one day. That's legit. Yeah, bro. I'm going to have him on the show to talk about it too. Heck yeah, man.

But the point is, is that dude, Will was giving a speech at our Monday meeting. And you know, it's Monday morning. Everybody's kind of, you know, I don't know what it was that day, but I think everybody went out drinking or something the night before. But it just wasn't going well. And Will's a great speaker. All right. True or not

true. I was out of town. I was watching on Zoom. It's definitely true. Yeah. So Will, Will was kind of like, you know, kind of smoking, stinking up the room a little bit. And so, dude, I'm like, I got to do something. I'm like, so Will, I know you're listening to this, bro. I had to pick you up, dude. So I just get up and I look at it. He's talking about the trend. So we have this eight week transformation contest. And like, dude, these dudes are all half my age, bro. You know what I'm saying?

They're all literally. Yeah. Yeah. Which is fucked up. It's weird how that actually happens to you. Yeah. But I stand up and I'm like, like I could tell like everybody's like, yeah, yeah, yeah. We're going to do the transformation. I stood up. I'm like, like I could tell like everybody's like, yeah, yeah, yeah. We're going to do the transformation.

I stood up. I'm like, hey, you motherfuckers. I will beat every one of your motherfucking asses. And I was serious, dude. Like they started laughing. They were laughing. They started laughing. And I said, you think I'm fucking joking?

I'm fucking serious. And I made a bet with the whole company. I said, hey, any of you to beat me in the next eight weeks for a body transformation, I'll give you a thousand bucks. 123 people signed up for the list. I got a list here on my phone that says Andy's ass kicking list. All right. And every one of those motherfuckers is on it.

And guess what? I'm the best shape I've ever been in my life. That's it, man. I'm 42 years old. I'm the best shape I've ever been in my life because I challenged those people and they've been in here every day. There's a hand. Most of them already quit.

All right, let's be real. There's a handful out here that are still hanging in, working their asses off. And I see them in there and I'm like, fuck, I gotta get back to work. And that has made me, Sal, have I ever been in this kind of shape?

No. Or even close to it? And the thing is, is that drive that they're giving it to you. I love it. It's forcing you to get better. Dude, that's the beauty of fucking competing.

Yeah, dude. It's also the beauty of being able to check your ego and compete. Yeah. You know what I'm saying? Yeah, because that's a good point,

dude. To even get in the competition, you have to, dude, for a long time, see, I try to stay away from competition here in the office

because I am a competitor, dude. And like, I'm not friendly about it. You know what I'm saying? Like if we're in the middle of DJ. Yeah. No, like we're in a basketball tournament. Oh yeah. Look dude, if we're going to go against each other, I'm here to fucking win, dude. I'm right there with you, bro. Yeah. And afterwards we can be friends, but I am here to crush you. And so I try to stay out of competition here because like I get heated, dude. And, uh, but so I was venturing into waters. I haven't been in,

in a while when I did that. And I walked out of the meeting. I'm like, fuck dude. I wonder how many people I'm going to have to fucking fire. Cause I knew I was going to get pissed, But the truth is, I've done everything I could. I've ate every meal perfect. I've trained every training session as hard as I could. And you know what? If someone beats me,

they fucking earned it. And I can deal with that. Hey. Yeah. You know what I'm saying? But it ain't happening. Yeah. And to be clear,

the be friends thing, not right afterwards, the be friends thing is like a couple of days later. Yeah, you got to reestablish it. Yeah, like I got to fuck you for a while. Yeah. Talk about he's going to dominate. I'm sitting there. Well, you better pack your motherfucking lunch. I'm coming at you. I'm like, Hey, come on over here. Dude. What interests me about that story is you incentivized your team members with this

thousand dollars. What they don't understand is what they're getting out of this is much more valuable than the thousand dollars could ever be. The growth, the best gift that we can give one another is the best of ourselves against one another on the field of battle, man, in competition. Yeah. That's it, brother. Dude, I love that, man. I've never even thought of it that way. That is exactly the truth. Yep. What is it? So quit shying away from that that, man. I've never even thought of it that way. That is exactly the truth. Yep. What is it? What is it? So quit shying away from that crap, Andy. I know. I got to start

reminding. Listen, dude, I can't demoralize everybody all the time, man. I got to keep the culture good here. Oh, don't worry. Somebody's going to come along to humble you, brother. Hey, don't you worry. I've been at this for a few years now. They still ain't showed up. They're coming, brother. So, hey. Listen, I do want to change gears because we were on such a, before we turned the show on, Chad showed up yesterday or texted Andrew yesterday, sent us a text, we're going to do the show, and they were coming in from the west and they were coming in from Laramie, Wyoming.

Yeah? Yeah. And you guys made a 14-hour ride through and you're getting ready to tell us about some camping exhibition and how you, you may have earned $500 or something from some guy that is in a campsite. Look, brother, that's what Chili's for. I can't wait to hear this story. Look, man, me and Chili's long hair can't cover up our rednecks, man. We do have a Suburban. My Suburban's still clicking, man.

So we're rolling out through Missouri in our Suburban. And the way me and Chili travel, we only own four days worth of clothes, right? We've been gone for two weeks. I mean, we smell like mashed up butthole. I'm so thankful for this clean shirt right now. All right. But the way we roll is we just look for little signs on the side of the interstate that says like conservation area. And so, and we'll just pull up in the woods, man. And we'll just pitch a tent right out there by the car, so we do that here in missouri look man this is a weird place we're back in the cut man well everybody from missouri is shaking their head yes

that's mile marker 130 you see that movie something about mary you know we pull into this place man and we we get pretty deep, right? We're way back in the woods. This thing's like three or four thousand acres. And so we pitch our tents up, right? And we're getting ready for bed. And I holler at my man, Chili. See, he got a weapon issued at the beginning of this mission. And I said, Chili, you got your duty weapon? He said, no, man, it's in the car. I said, well, Chili, what is that? Is that weapon going to do you any good in a locked car tonight if you wake up and there's a freaking weirdo standing here in our camp? And he said, well, no.

And he's sleeping on a freaking Vietnam-era cot. Literally, he folds this cot out, and it disintegrates a little more and more every time he folds it out. Open air, okay? So he gets up, gets his weapon, gets back, and no more than he folds it out open air okay so he gets up gets his weapon gets back and no more than he gets in his cot he says well daggone here comes somebody and dude we're deep like ain't nobody got no business back here where we're at this is our yard dude we did that on purpose and so here comes this cat man he eases by our campsite he's in a little hatchback mazda and he drops down off this big

embankment and um we're like well dang gone that was weird and uh i started looking at the map i'm like well there's nowhere this guy can go he can't get it go out that way so i said chili we're not going to bed until this guy gets out of here we're sitting there for about 10 minutes and we see his headlights coming up through the woods right and we think all right he's gonna ride on by this is like three in the morning man and uh he gets probably a hundred meters from our campsite in the woods cuts his car off cuts his headlights off and just sits there and i'm like it's about to go down. Dude, I've all... Execute, execute, execute. Let's go. I have always wanted a

kill, a good kill on American soil. I mean legal. A legal shoot. And I thought this was going to be it right here, son. So the moon is shining. It's a full moon, right? And so I go into Navy SEAL mode, dude. I got my duty weapon, Chili, arms up.

Chili ain't got many arms, but and so we ease up into the shadows, man. And we got weapons out. We're waiting on this dude to get out of his vehicle and just kind of ease around into our campsite. We were going to confront him. Well, we sit and sit, sit, nothing happens. This dude's just sitting in his freaking car looking at us. And I tell Chili, I'm like, dude, we got two options here. We can either go confront this dude or I'll hold security while you pack camp up. We'll get in the rig and we'll roll out. And he said, well, Chad, I don't think we should confront this dude because Chili knows, Chili knows how I get, man. I get sideways real quick. And he made the right decision.

I hold security. He packs up. We get in the rig. We turn out to go out of this place. I intentionally turn and shine my lights. This dude is literally still just sitting upright in his vehicle staring at us. Have no clue. I assume he was waiting for us to go to sleep, not knowing who we were, obviously, waiting for us to go to

sleep so he could come in and freaking murder us or rob us. And we ended up getting out of there, dude. And we hauled balls all the way to freaking Kansas City, past Kansas City, I think. And finally ended up getting a hotel room. See, I can't sleep in a hotel room. I sleep better on the ground than I sleep on a bed. I'm a freaking heathen, man. Well, I'm sure there's reasons for that.

Yeah. Well, I was sitting there thinking, well, welcome to Missouri. Methamphetamines are a motherfucker. Yeah. Did the guy's eyes, were they like this by chance? Oh, yeah.

Oh, yeah. He was messed up, dude. That's wild. So, yeah. Little did he know. He's probably telling a story right now. Yeah, man. I almost had these guys.

These guys. He's like, no, man, you were about to be scalped. Yeah, right. Right. It's been a trip, man. It's been a ride, brother.

I'm glad the, you know, the good Midwest hospitality took care of you, you know? Yeah, man. Make sure you're treated correctly. I probably just wanted to give you a hug a ride, brother. I'm glad the, you know, the good Midwest hospitality took care of you. You know, make sure you're treated correctly. I probably just wanted to give you a hug or something, dude. Oh, yeah, I'm sure that's all. Did he have a banjo?

No, he didn't have a banjo. If he would have busted the banjo out, we would have went down there and hung out with him for a little while. That's right up our alley, brother. Oh, man. So these are the type of relationships you get to have during, you know, when shit hits the fan. You figure out who your real friends are. That is the truth, dude. I'm with you.

Dude, you meet people by telling the truth. You meet people that contribute to your life tremendously. And, you know, it's weird to me watching people online right now who are still afraid of like just saying what they think. Like, dude, do you guys not understand that that's the point? The point is they want you to feel alone. They want you to feel scared. They want you to feel like you can't say what you want. And, you know, the minute you hop off the fence and you say all right this is what i stand for this is what i believe are you going to get some people that disagree sure but you're not going to have to live in fear anymore that's it brother you don't have to live in fear anymore

like you don't have to wonder like i don't i don't post shit or say shit and think man i wonder if these people are not going to like it i already know they're not going to like it so i don't give a fuck and like dude it's very freeing like, I see so many people in my DMs right now in the current state of the world who are afraid that their neighbor or their aunt or their so-and-so is going to give them some shit. Well, fuck dude, if you're legitimately nervous about what's going on in the world and you think that you should say something or do something, do you, don't you think it's more important than what your fucking detached from reality ant has to say about it you see what i'm saying 100 like dude it's a freeing thing like when you stand for who you are people really can't fuck with you because it is what it is

you know what i'm saying like a lot of people right now just talking like Jake Paul, Tyron Woodley, right? Did you see that? You probably didn't see it. There's a fight. Do you know that happened? No. Okay. I didn't think it is.

I've been living in the woods. So Jake Paul, who has been known for his whole life as an influencer, started really young. And Tyron Woodley, who was a five-time UFC champion, fought in a boxing match last night. And it was a great fight, by the way. Super entertaining. After every boxing match, everybody's got shit to say. I was proud of both of them. I thought they both fought good. Jake's only been boxing three years. Tyron's not really a boxer. He's an MMA guy. They're both into something new. They met and they entertained the world, right? Like millions of millions and millions of people watched it. And I see all these people talking shit on both of them today, either side. And I'm like, man,

like you guys don't understand. Like these people don't give a fuck that you're talking shit on them. Like they are doing their life. They're doing big things. And think about you sitting there as somebody who's not doing anything sort of even like what these two men have done. And you're criticizing them or talking about how they, motherfucker, get in the game. Get in the game. Because if you get in the game, then you'll realize like there's actual mutual respect between the people who are competing. You know, Tyron and Jake, they might not like each other right now,

but I bet you before time is over, they will be great friends. I guarantee it. And I know both the guys, so I know they're both good dudes. You know, a lot of people talk about Jake is, Oh, he's this or that motherfucker. That's a character. This dude is smarter than you. And you like, don't get it. You know what I'm saying? Like, yeah. I mean, to your point, you know, I wrote a post a little while ago about, you know, there's 50 people on a football field and 50,000 in the stands. That's it. You know, and the 50 people on the field, they don't give a fuck what the person in the stands. Oh, you should have worked harder. Oh, you should have threw the football over there. Motherfucker, you ain't throwing the football.

I am. You know, and I think that that understanding, that fear of what the people in the stands are going to say about you is an inherent thing that happens in life, specifically now, because it's a little bit controversial. You're worried about what some person who you don't fucking know on the Internet is going to say to you. Why? Well, what a lot of these people, they're the internet is going to say to you why well what the a lot of these people they're afraid they're going to lose dollars but what they don't understand is a fundamental point of of business is that you cannot have a hundred percent of the people like you it's just not reality like no matter how docile how polite how courteous, how kind of a human you are. Mother Teresa had motherfuckers that hated her,

hated her. Okay. There's people who have done tremendous things in life who have created all of these good things that people, dude, Martin Luther King was assassinated. Okay. So when you do anything, there's already half the people that don't like you just because the way you look the way you talk the way you know what you think what they think about you that probably isn't even true what they heard about you so so in a business sense like what these influencers and businesses are doing is actually alienating the people that believe on them and count on them to lead we are in a time right now where we need fucking leaders in this country. And these people have clearly chosen a dollar or a perceived dollar

over the more important aspect of humanity is that we need leaders to lead us through tough times. That's just a fact. Yeah. I mean, I went to dinner last or Saturday night with a friend. And he said, aren't you nervous about making that post and losing business? No, not at all. In fact, if you read through the comments, there's about a hundred or 200 people said, I'm only buying first form supplements from here on out because we stand for something. But secondarily, like, that's not why you did it though. No, I didn't fucking, I did it because that's how I feel. If you choose not to shop with me because my opinion fucking offends you. I can deal with that. Yeah. Well, and you're not my fucking core customer anyway.

Bro. That's it, man. That's it, dude. And that's okay. Like you want, then go support who you want to support. That's right. That's it.

And I think. This ain't nothing new, man. Look, look, look. We have the ultimate example in Christ. Christ literally changed the construct of the entire world for the rest of human history with 12 fishermen. Yeah. And guess what happened to him for it? He was crucified. That's right. That's it, man. This is, this is, this knowledge, this is ancient stuff, man. Yeah,

dude. I mean, we're just giving you a reminder here. Yeah. That's all we're doing. There's nothing profound here. That's a fact, dude. But you know, truth is truth. That's the beautiful thing about it. This lesson is going to apply to anyone and everyone from here on out. Well, Chad, I'll tell you what, man. I know you feel this way. Maybe I'm wrong, but I am 99.9% certain. Um, you understand there's things that are worse than dying. Oh Lord. Yeah. Like not standing for who you are or not being true to yourself or not having courage and not doing fighting for the things that are right and good. And just in this world, if that ends up costing me everything, I can deal with that. But what I can't deal with is sitting on the sidelines, watching bad things happen to people who don't

deserve it and not say a fucking word about it. I just can't do it. I can't do it. And so people may not like the political. Actually, what's funny is that's not even true. The truth is the shows I post about these opinions are the most listened to shows. Yeah. So the proof is in the statistics. Yeah. But the point is, is there are so many people out there living in purgatory because they're afraid.

They're afraid to say. No, they're not living. That's right. There you go. They're dying in purgatory. That's right. Yeah. That's exactly what they're doing.

Yeah. And here's, I have a, I have a very unique piece of knowledge here. I can't die. I can't die. I'm going to live eternally. Like when you grasp that, you become an unstoppable force. That's where I'm at, brother. Dude, I get it.

I get it. I may not be as exactly where you are because I don't have the same experiences. You know, it's always funny that you and I became such good buddies, Andy. Why is that? Because man, we talk totally different. Oh yeah. Yeah. And that, that in a lot of people's minds, that conflicts, I've had people message me that say, I can't believe you go on and have a conversation with Andy the way he talks. And I'm like, what are you freaking talking about, man? You're a beautiful human being, man. Like, you know, it's just, it freaks people out. It's an amazing example of how we can work together. And that's it, man.

And like, dude, DJ and I were talking about this on the ride to work today. Like, I don't give a shit where you come from, dude. I don't care if you're black or if you're fucking Asian or if you're, you know, it doesn't matter. What matters is we can talk and hang out, be cool and have a conversation without saying, hey, fuck you, you piece of shit, because you used curse words. But isn't that the beauty of life? Dude, yes. The beauty of life is understanding the other's struggle and the other's perspective and the

other's story and the other's journey and then sharing it. Like when you live in an echo chamber of just people who think the same way you do and you can only live in the environment the same way they do, like you are short-sighting your own experience of life man that's the truth life is it's so beautiful and fucked up right in the same time but going in and actually experiencing somebody else's story is like wow it's fucking awesome that's it which is what makes this so cool it's like you are totally different than us and it's so fucking awesome because we're really the same that's right that's right you know and it's so fucking awesome because we're really the same. That's right. That's right. You know, and it's like, God damn, if we, everybody would just stop, take a look around and be like, you know what? Well, they're not told that anymore. You know,

we were told that growing up. Yeah. Our, our people, our age were told that growing up, Hey, it doesn't matter what someone looks like. What matters is what they represent or how they, how, you know, are they a good person? Do they do the right thing? Their character traits. We were taught that people now are not taught that anymore. They're taught that people who have virtuous character in genuine, genuinely in real life, they're, they're faking it because they have guilt or, um, they're unaware. They don't know how oppressed they are or, uh, you know, they're, they're, they're bought into white supremacist culture. Like there's all these justifications to diminish people's genuine qualities that they would have that makes people doubt each other.

That's a tactic. Yes. Oh, absolutely. Yeah. That's all that is. They're being taught that for a reason. It all ties into identity politics and we're all different and we all, you know, secretly behind closed doors.

They don't like you and you don't like that. That's all bullshit, guys. It just is. Pivoting a little bit because I'm curious. You're here. We got all this stuff in Afghanistan going on. You have a way different perspective than we do as civilians. I'd love to just, can you walk us through what you think is going on and what you think is happening so that maybe we have a different insight or a different perspective?

Yeah. Well, I don't know that I can offer a different perspective. I think if you have any common sense, you're looking at the situation through almost an identical lens that I am. And the situation in Afghanistan specifically is quite obviously an absolute atrocity. Tactically, it's mind, it's mind boggling. These are all conversations that are being had. Obviously, we're making deals with a terrorist group called the Taliban. Did we forget who the Taliban was? I know I haven't forgotten who they, in the beginning, it was the Taliban and Al Qaeda. That's who we were at war with. And so it's an absolute atrocity. Now, I'm looking for hope, right? I talked about that before. And so all these conversations about what's happening in Afghanistan, they're all the same conversations. Those of us that have common sense and are true red-blooded Americans, we see this through the

same lens. My service doesn't really give me a unique perspective. You guys are tacticians. You applied the same tactics in this business that we applied on the battlefield. You guys can see through the same lens as me. Here's the thing. Here's my take on this, on everything as a whole that's going on. The human race is absolutely hopeless. There is no, I read this book called the Bible, and the entire Bible is telling us one thing, that we have no hope. As soon as sin entered the human race, entered this equation, it began a cycle. And the cycle is things get really bad because we as as humanity are inherently evil things get really bad right and then some good men stand up and it resets but see all we can do is buy time we can never

fix this problem do you think that this situation that we're facing overseas here in this nation do you think this is unique to us? No, this is not unique to us. It's happened on an 80-year cycle over and over and over again. That's exactly right. Yeah. So, all we have the ability to do is to buy some time. Now, I say there's no hope for humanity. That doesn't mean that we should stop trying to improve this world, our nation, and our lives for future generations. We shouldn't stop trying, right? So, that's a whole other set of solutions, right? I say there's no hope. All we can do is buy time. The only hope that we have. The only hope that we have is trusting in who Jesus Christ said he is, trusting in what he did, receiving him as our savior and allowing him to come in. The Holy

Spirit dwells within me. And here's the problem. It's the human heart, right? It's the human heart. That's why we can only buy time because the human heart is tainted. It's marred. It's not what it was created to be. What happens when you receive Jesus Christ is you receive something called the Holy Spirit. All right. The Holy Spirit comes into you and changes your heart, which is the only permanent fix for any human on earth. Your heart has to be changed. Now, when that happens, you become a new creation. Now, obviously, not everyone on earth is going to receive this free gift that our God, our

creator gives us. And I want to make a caveat here. I'm not a Baptist. I'm not a Pentecostal. I'm not a Catholic. I'm not a Presbyterian. You know what I am? I'm a Christian.

And you know why I'm a Christian? Because I picked up this book one time and it's the bestseller in the entire world. Number one bestseller of all times. And that book made sense to me from the first sentence to the last sentence. The first sentence tells me in the beginning, that's time. God, our creator, created the heavens, that's space and the earth, that's matter. It told me in the first sentence something that made sense to me. The three elements that create the universe, time, space, and matter were explained in the first sentence. All right. And all the way through this book, it makes total sense to me. And that's why I believe the way I believe. Now,

everybody's not going to take that on board, but let me tell you what my solution is right now. My solution, I am more driven to convince you logically and also through my testimony that this is the only answer. I am more driven right now to point people to Christ than I have ever been in my whole life. And we said one good thing has come out of this. Well, the other good thing that's come out of all this bull crap is it has literally set me in motion to where that's all, that is my mission is to lead you to Christ so that you can have a change of heart, which is the only solution, man. Now, other than that, for those of you that choose not to receive that, that's cool with me. All right. We can have another conversation on the

side. Hit me up, whatever. All right. The hard conversation to have is what do we do right now to buy us more time? All right. I've got plenty of buddies out there right now. Eli Crane. There's a whole stream of team guys that are running for political office. I commend them for that because they're a lot like you, Andy, and you, Sal. They don't have to do that. They're set, man. They've got a great business financially. They're independently wealthy. They don't have to go and run for political office. I commend them for that. But here's the thing. I honestly don't think that's a valid solution. I really don't. I think that this system that we're currently being enslaved by, it's going to have to at some point be torn down from the ground up and rebuilt. Now, that's a lot more complex. That doesn't come

through chaos, right? Right. But it is going to have to be torn down rebuilt from the ground up and that's going to buy us what maybe another two or three hundred years yeah that's gonna but you know what when that happens i'm dreading that day if i'm here because a lot of people are going to die maybe even me if i'm here it's not going to be pretty. And I want to respect your platform. I don't want to go too off the rails on this. No, tell the truth. It's, for me... We're here for your opinion.

At this point, going and trying... Because I even thought about maybe running for governor or Congress or something like that. But going and trying to operate within the confines of the current system. I just don't see how you can make any real and permanent change where we are right now. I just, everything is, you're just going to hit roadblock after roadblock after roadblock, man. You know, and ultimately I think that's what's going to have to happen to buy some more time. I don't think you're wrong, dude. I think that it still can be done within the confines. I think what we're seeing right now is the result of generations of apathy for America.

Meaning, and here's what I mean. I think there's a lot of people that love America, right? I love America, but they're not serving America in any way. Right. And so we have a lot of people, generations of people who have put their head down, run their lives, you know, built their lives, built a good career, maybe a business. They've raised their kids. They've done all these things and they have forgot to give back in that civic way. And that's why we have so many problems. If we have generations now of the way I describe is apathy, right? We trust, we've trusted that the parent or that the teachers would teach our kids properly. We've trusted that the politicians would figure it out.

The problem is, is that we have so many of these people who have gone into office and become corrupted by the way that things are, which is what you're talking about. You know, we have so many different ways of, of benefiting from being in public office, which is supposed to be public service, uh, off the books. Right. So everybody, they get in there and then, you know, maybe you have a virtuous person, let's just say a man or a woman, they come in, they have all the good intentions

in the world. Cause, cause what I'm getting to here is what we really need is people that can't be bought to go into office. This is what we need. That will fix it. Well, yeah, that's going to be a restructure. That's a big ask. That's going to restructure the whole system. And that's what I'm talking about. And I think it can be done within the system without tremendous violence. And I think we are at a point now where that can be accomplished if people stand up now. Meaning, you know, and I'm not saying everybody out there has to go run for governor or Senate or Congress or anything like that, but you should take some interest in your PTA meetings. You should go to your county meetings to talk about certain issues that you deem that are important. Those things haven't happened from, they've only been happening on the far left side for 25 years.

And the rest of America has said, man, this place is great. It's going to be great. Everybody's going to be cool. It's going to work. And guess what? We got a lot of shit taken from us because we took our eye off the game. You know why everybody feel that? That's spot on, man. And it's because we all have these pacifiers, man. Oh, yeah. Look, I heard a very influential person was asked a question the other day. What would it take for you to get into politics?

And this individual answered and said, oh, it would it take for you to get into politics? And this individual answered and said, oh, it would have to become complete chaos because right now it's not that bad because we still all have our iPhones and we all have plenty of food to eat and we have all these luxuries. It's not that bad. Well, I respectfully disagree with that. Yes, it is that bad. This nation no longer represents even a shell of what it was formed to be. I mean, really. No, I agree. And so what my answer to that question would be is, well, all these little pacifiers we have, they're never going to go away. It's not ever going to get to the point where you don't have all your little creature comforts, right? Because the powers that be are going to make sure that you are comfortable, right?

Because as soon as people become uncomfortable, that's when the game no longer works. That's right. That's never going to happen. You're never going to see complete chaos. You're just going to, we have become essentially batteries. It reminds me of the matrix. Oh, dude. It literally does. I mean, I work six months out of the year for free. Yeah.

You know, and that's just one level. Man, look, we got to buy us some more time at some point, but that's not the ultimate fix. Well, I think what it comes down to, Chad, you know, I agree with what you're saying, but I also disagree in the fact that we could still have time to fix it. And, you know, this is going to take good people with good hearts getting involved and speaking the truth and standing without fear and other people will join in. You know, there's, there's numerical data that says this right now. I just did a big long rant on my story yesterday about it, where I kind of yelled at everybody. But guys, you know, 80% of the

population agrees that shit is pretty fucked up. You know, if you look at any poll outside of a straight up Biden approval poll, all right, how is Biden's handling Afghanistan? 80% strongly disagree. How is the Biden administration handling coronavirus? 80% strongly disagree. Are you for or are against restaurants asking for vaccine passports or vaccine information? 80% say no. These are all liberal polls, by the way. These are big liberal media outlets, which means that 80% is probably 95%. All right. And what we have here is the pacifiers that you're talking about have created this scenario where they've been allowed to create a perception that isn't real. Because when you say that America doesn't represent what it is, no, it sure doesn't here. Sure doesn't.

Yeah. But when I go out in the real world and I talk to real people, people are good. People are willing to help each other. You're right. You know, I don't walk into a black neighborhood here in St. Louis and they all hate me. Like, it might be a little weird because I'm the only white dude,

but after about five minutes, everything's cool, right. And so, dude, people are representing America. But what they want us to believe is that if you believe in America and you believe in freedom and the things this country was founded upon, you know, all men are created equal, et cetera, et cetera, et cetera. If you believe in that, you're an extremist or you're, dude, they put a terrorist watch list. You saw this. Might be on it. Yeah. Yeah. I'm up there. I'm working my way up. But the point is, is it's comical, right? Because they put this terrorist watch list out. The next fucking week week dudes are falling off an airplane trying to escape terrorism real terrorism literally the next week you know and we we we have a media problem where they are

dude we have a greed problem we have the greediest people in the world wanting more and more and more we have a sin problem yeah it goes back to the original conversation. Everything that drives all of this, it falls under the category of sin. Yeah. Coveting, greed. Yeah. Selfishness, all of that, man. You know, dude, you're exactly right, Andy. If we could convince the majority of our nation to love God and love their neighbor,

but you have to do both. You have to love God because it has neighbor? But you have to do both. Yeah. You have to love God because it has to be something bigger than yourself. You have to have some sort of standard that you can adhere to. That's right. Love God.

Love your neighbor. Dude, we could turn this around before this podcast is over. It's a fact. And I love the hope that you're providing through your perspective because my perspective is ugly. It would buy us time. Your perspective is providing hope even for me right now.

I love hearing you say this, man. Well, bro, I don't think your concern is invalid. I mean, there's days that I have and I'm like, holy shit, dude. I'll come in and tell Sal. He's like, what's wrong? I'm like, well, we're completely screwed. He's like, what's wrong? I'm like, well, we're completely screwed. He's like, what do you mean? And cause like, dude, everybody around here knows.

And if you follow me on social, I take this shit serious, dude. Like, like this isn't the, the state of the country in the world is something that I carry on my shoulders every day. And whether it's justified or not, a lot of, some people will message me and they'll say, why do you, why do you think you're leading the world? I know I'm not leading the world, but I'm leading one or two or three people. Right. And that's

important. And so I take this shit serious. And there's days I come in and Sal's like, man, dude, what's wrong with you? And I'm like, do you not see what's going on? Like, do you not see what's going on? Like, you know, that's how serious I take it. And it's become like, and I know this sounds so weird, dude, and it sounds egotistical too, but like I've come to the point and I told my friend Ian Smith this, who's been on the front lines of defying some of this stuff the whole year. Dude, it's come to the point where I think like, this is actually my purpose in life is to help people work through this shit. I agree.

Like, I think all of us that are here right now in this world are here for a reason to, to handle this difficult time. Otherwise God wouldn't have put us here. I believe that. You're right. Like dude, and I've always felt my, and this is sounds so weird, dude. I've always felt my entire life, even when I was a little fat, nobody that nobody really gave a fuck about. I always felt like I was here to do something. And so for a long time, I thought it was to build this company and employ all these people and do this and make a lot of money and this and that. And I did all that. You know what I'm saying?

And I'm still doing it. And now I'm sitting here thinking like, well, fuck. That wasn't the point. The point here is that I'm here to help these people get this country back online and get our humanity back online. And like we need leaders right now. We need people to stand up. And that, you know, Martin Luther King wasn't a, this on day one, wasn't this well-known guy.

He was just a guy that went out and started talking truth. That's it, brother. You know, and we need, like, there is the future Martin Luther King or the Abraham Lincoln or the Ulysses Grant, true American heroes. They are out there right now. And my fear is that they're being persuaded by all the negativity to lose hope and that we're going to lose out on the gifts of our generation, which is we have some great people

out there that we don't even know are great yet. And like that could be you listening right now. And you have this inside of your heart and you're saying, man, I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. Sal, you posted that video the other day. Was that your most popular video ever? Yeah.

I already know it was, but I mean, by how much? Thousand X. Yeah. And all that is, is this man saying, hey, this is what I see happening and this is what I see the truth is. And guys, you know, there's a lot of you out there that are meant to be great, amazing leaders of your community at the minimum that are not speaking up or taking action yet. And you have no idea how many people out there are just waiting for you to stand up and say, hey, I'm done with this shit. This isn't right. And dude, when you do that, you will find

your tribe. And that's what frustrates me about the influencers because they already have this massive channel that they could execute on. And yeah, dude, maybe a couple of the people that bought your stuff aren't going to buy it anymore, but I'm going to tell you what, uh, you're going to gain about 20,000. Not that you should even do it for that reason, but fuck dude, if you're really that worried about a dollar, you're, you're missing the boat because dude, people will support people that they believe have their interests in mind. And I don't know, man. Well, we've seen that in our own platform with 307 Project and even my own personal brand. When you come out and you stand up for

American values, American principles, freedom, liberty, right? You do. You're going to lose people, but the backfill is always more than you lose way more than you lose it really is and the difficult part for people that are like trying to play the pc political correctness has ruined the country that's a fact yeah like people say oh i don't like the way he talks it doesn't matter how i talk i tell the truth okay and the reason that we are where we are is because 25 years ago, they started saying, well, you probably shouldn't say it that way. Just say it this way.

You know, you can't really say that term anymore. You say this. And then step by step by step by step, we have been neutered of the truth. Okay. And it's been gradual. It's like boiling a frog in water. We've all heard the analogy, right? So we are in a scenario where we need people to just tell the truth. Just tell the truth.

And use the words that we have to tell the truth. Words freaking matter, man. They do. Yeah. Yeah. And that's a whole nother concept that we could get to talk about is how they're diluting the meaning of words now. You know, the culture that's being put into us, you guys have to understand, like when you watch this shit on TV and you see dudes falling from airplanes or people being left behind or people being, dude, this shit is orchestrated. It is done on purpose. There are decisions that are being made on purpose to create a more chaotic environment in this country for you and your family. And for you to stand by and stand with the people doing it is treason to yourself.

And that's what people have not grasped yet. They haven't understood that they're selling themselves out by believing the shit that these people are just making mistakes. Listen, man, this guy's an idiot, right? Nobody's that big of an idiot. Nobody. Okay. And how many times does it have to happen for it to be a coincidence? Like if we, and I said this on the podcast for a year, if we went in and we said, okay, what are the steps that we need to do to destroy this country's fabric forever? It would be the game plan that they've been running. Dying straight, bro.

You're dying straight, man. Period. And that goes for the dude. I mean, just the simple, take the most recent event, you know, the evacuation of Afghanistan. I'm convinced that me and my college roommates, 36 beers in, could come up with a better fucking tactical strategy. That's the point.

No, I understand. True. No, I, because people, people have the, the idea.

This is dude. What this comes back to is people's naive nature about other people. Okay. There are bad people out there. Real bad. That's right. And so what's happening is they've, they've manipulated a portion of our,

of our population, not a large portion anymore, by the way. 80% see it's wrong. 80%. There's still people though. And I believe that those people actually see it's wrong too, but I think they're too stubborn to actually address the issue within themselves because it's a very powerful thing for you to attach your identity to something. And let me give you a practical example of this. Forever, what kind of trucks did I drive? Chevy. I drove Chevy trucks, dude, my whole life. That was it. Chevy, Chevy, Chevy. If you drove a Ford, fuck you. Like that was how I felt. Okay. Now this is a stupid example. You're going to be like, oh, but this is exactly what people are doing. So I've attached

my identity to being loyal to Chevy. Okay. And for 10 years, I drove an inferior truck to the fucking one. So, so eventually I got so pissed off. I ended up buying a, Sal bought a Ford and I made fun of him. Like, dude, you're a sellout. You bought a Ford. That's a nice truck, by the way. So he's like, dude, just drive it. Just drive it down the street. I drove it down the street and I'm like, fuck, this thing is awesome. And like, it was painful to admit. I was like, oh, I'm wrong. Yeah.

And I, what I walk in and say, I said, damn, dude, I've been wrong. That truck's fucking nice. And you know what I did? I went and sold, I went and got rid of my Chevy and I got a Ford and now I'm happier than ever. Okay. Now that sounds stupid, but it's the same thing people are doing right now. They're addressed. They're attached their identity to this belief of I'm a Democrat. I stand with Biden. I hate Trump. I am pro vaccine

mandate. I am COVID is killing everybody. I am like you like you guys, there's so many, they have attached their actual personal ID. Dude, if you go on Instagram, there are people that have put fully vaccinated in front of their name on Instagram. Oh no. Right? So this identity that they've created

for these people to attach to is so strong that they can't, they don't even understand that they've done this, right? They're not aware enough to understand that they've attached their identity to something and what they don't even understand that they've done this, right? They're not aware enough to understand that they've attached their identity to something. And what they don't understand on top of that is that if they detach from it, they would be the most free they've ever been in their entire life. They would carry the least amount of weight and be the most happy to detach themselves from those identity. And so one of the things that I've been working on for the last couple of years,

which is something that I was the complete opposite of for a long time, for a long time. Chad, you know, I like cars and I'm a car guy. I'm still wondering what's the most you've ever spent on a car. I've been waiting since the last podcast. It's a lot. Yeah. I got cars that people don't know I got. You probably got a few Emily don't even know about, right?

She might not know how much they cost. Yeah, that's right. She does not. So Emily's very supportive. She understands that I don't have many hobbies and that's like my passion. And she's starting to like it too. In defense, they're also investments. Oh yeah. Listen, I'm up millions of dollars in my car collection. If I looked at it as a stock, I think I did the math the other day. I'm up $6 million positive on my collection. So like, dude, so I enjoy it and I make money on it, but I really do it because I enjoy it. But the point is I drove Lamborghinis forever and ever and ever. All right. I fucking hated Ferrari. And it's the same thing. I freed myself from that. This sounds so stupid, right? But it's the same concept. I freed myself from this identity attachment with Lamborghini because eventually they abused me to the point where I just couldn't take it anymore. And like, dude, what happened was

I was spending tons of money on a race team. They came out with a real special car and then they said I couldn't have it. Okay. I couldn't even buy it. And I'm like, well, fuck you guys then. And I, at first I switched out of spite, but what I did was I detached myself from that identity. And now guess what? I found this new family over here with Ferrari. We're sponsoring their race team. I love the people. I love the dealer. I go down probably once every two months to talk to the owner of the dealer. He's 80 years old. Dude, he sits down with, this guy was personal friends with Enzo Ferrari, who is a legend in the automotive world. And he sits there with me and DJ for hours and talks about all these stories that they create. Like, dude, it's totally made my life better

by detaching from this other relationship. And so what I've been working on the last few years is trying to never have those attachments. I just try to see things for what they are and try to not let my ego attach to them so that I'm also free to change as things go. And what that does, guys, is that allows you to make critical decisions about your life that actually make you more effective and happier, right. And we, we have a big problem with this going on in the world right now, because everybody wants to say you're wrong. I'm right. No, dude, look at the world. Nobody's right right now. You know what I'm saying? Like we can't argue about who's wrong and right. We have to, we have to come together and say, Hey, uh, clearly this is not sustainable. Clearly it's causing problems.

Clearly we have work to do and we have to stop identifying each other with these labels such as, which they push down our throats, by the way, such as black or white or gay or straight or this or that. We, listen, we are human beings and we have to start seeing and acting as if we are human beings. If we ever want this to get better. You know, you know who said, said that Jesus said that we are all one in Christ. That's the solution. That's exactly what you're talking about, Andy.

Yeah, you're right. And I want to go back to what, how, what, um, what Sal just said, uh, you and your buddies after, you know, uh, a case of a case of beer deep could have made a better plan. Here's one of the most dangerous things that you can do right now. And anytime, this is just, this is a tactic. The most dangerous thing that you can do is to think or imagine that these people that are blundering these plans are dumb. Never think that they are dumb.

What do they say about the devil? The greatest trick that the devil ever did was to what? To convince you he's not real. That's exactly right. Never think that these people are dumb. And a lot of you guys are looking at what's happening in our nation and in Afghanistan, and it's like beating your head against the wall

because you're trying to apply logic to something that is quite obviously illogical. Okay. And that's what's happening. See, I'm sure you guys know this. War is the most profitable business plan on earth. Do you think for a minute that anyone up top that's calling the shots right now actually wants us out of Afghanistan? No, they're all getting kickbacks from all their buddies that own the companies. They would love nothing more than for us to be there for another 20 years, but they needed a reason for us to be there for another 20 years. They're getting that reason. These people are evil geniuses, man. Don't think that they're dumb. You need to be looking at what the, you want to apply logic, apply logic to the agenda that they're actually carrying out before our eyes.

Well, ask yourself, just ask yourself, look at it real simply. Okay. This is like when you have a girlfriend or something or a boyfriend that's cheating on you or doing something weird or like, you know, doing something not right. Like kind of like what we talked about that deal this morning. Hey, I saw that happen. No, it didn't happen. Right. So we, all you have to do is observe the situation and then ask yourself what the intent of the situation is because that what they are doing and to your point this is a hundred percent fact and i could see it very clearly you could see it very clearly a lot of people have a really good heart and they're like oh man these guys are really screwing up yeah we screwed up no they want you to think that they're dumb they want you

to take the fucking blame and say, oh, we screwed up. And then they go on their ways with their billions of dollars and you get totally screwed. Okay. So ask yourself in these situations, when you see all this crazy shit happening, what is the intent? What if, if they were, would it make sense if, if this, if the intent was to destroy this would it make sense what they're doing you see what i'm saying oh yeah so if you ask yourself what the intent is based off the actions that you observe the answer always provides itself and what happens is we as humans tend to sometimes not like the answer so we do this thing called giving them the benefit of the doubt so how many times are we going to give them the benefit of the doubt?

Because for me, I'll give people the benefit of doubt one time. I got to give you a round of applause. Thank you. I'm just disappointed out of a million and a half views you didn't watch my video. Dude. I'm probably in the woods. The first thing I'm going to do when I leave here is watch that dang video, man. No, but what I said is people think they're incompetent.

No, they're fucking intentional. They're fucking us. You just don't... You fail to... It's not incompetence. It's calculated. That's correct. And they see like, oh, these old people are just... He's incompetent. No, motherfucker. What they were doing is very fucking... Barely incompetent.

But I think to Andrew's point where we're saying that one is ego, right? There's an inherent piece of us that we want to hold on that we're right. Yeah. Well, what happens if you're wrong? Well, then you say you're wrong and you move on. But that's okay, right? Like that's that ability right there, right now with this time and all the tension.

This is a good time to do that. It's a great time to fucking look around and say, you know what, man? What the fuck? Maybe I'm wrong. Dude, I saw, I've seen all these tweets and all these posts like getting reposted in the last like three or four days of people who say, man, like, like shit, like, you know, I really regret my vote for Biden or I, uh, you know, Biden is who they told us Trump was shit like this or, or people publicly apologizing for buying into the shit, bro. Not one of those people is being blasted. Every single one of those

people is being embraced and saying, thank you. Thank you for telling the truth. You know? So like guys, while telling the truth and saying and admitting you're wrong might seem scary as hell. The truth is, is that people respect it and people love it. And they might say like, for example, like Dave, who was sick. And you know and you know i said uh when he got better i said hey dave now you know you're a fucking idiot right right and he's like what do you mean i'm like well if you could already came to me the first couple days i could have helped you out you wouldn't have got a sick you see what i'm saying so i'll tell them we might tell them like hey yeah dude that's the kind of people we are man that's the kind of people that's the kind of

people we are man that's exactly right americans of people we are, man. That's exactly right. That's Americans, dude. Yeah. And you even go deeper on, I can go deeper on this from a moral perspective. People ask me all the time because I don't separate myself from people that don't believe like me. So I have homosexual people in my life that I love and pour into. I have, my wife is a recovering drug addict. I've walked through her with that process. People say, how do you, you telling me that you can love someone that is living this lifestyle? Well, yeah, that's the kind of people we are. You know why? Because you have to get to a place in your life where you're mature enough to separate that sin or that person's fault or that person's bad decision from the person. You have to separate those two things, all right?

There's an awesome human locked in everyone out there, right? They're just under some sort of bondage. And whether that bondage came from the result of a bad decision or a bad lifestyle choice, that doesn't mean they're terrible people, man. And that's the way we're supposed to believe. And that's the way we're supposed to treat each other. That's how we can love each other unconditionally, no matter what we choose to do. DJ, if you went out and did something just off the wall, stupid as crap tomorrow, I'd still love you, brother. A hundred percent, because I know you're a good dude and I can separate that decision, that choice, that sin from who I know you are as God's creation. A child of God, man.

Well, I mean, how can I judge you when I know I'm not perfect? Like, so I know, you know what I'm saying? Like, like, it's just stupid. One point that I think about or think about with all of this going on is just how naive people are. Right. And something came to my mind. We were talking about, you know, we talked a lot about the frog in the boiling water. Right.

Well, there are so many people right now that are saying, no, the water is not boiling. This is just a fucking hot tub. You know, right. And so when we talk about, you know, admitting you're wrong, admitting you're wrong, that's the easy part. That's the easiest decision. There's a lot more worse things that can happen when you don't do that.

And like that frog in the pot, what happens to him if he stays in there? He dies. You know, there's some really terrible consequences. You know what's funny, dude, is that I was, there's so much hypocrisy on both sides of this politically. It's disgusting. Like the worst, like, like, dude, I

watched and, you know, I read this story. There was a famous porn star who went to CPAC, which is a conservative, a conservative group. Okay. And she went to CPAC. She wanted support. It kicked her out.

And everybody's like, yeah, porn star, evil, evil, evil. And you know what I'm thinking? I'm like,

man, who, who did Jesus hang out with? Dude, the freaking tax collectors, the, the, the whores,

the prostitutes. That's it, man. That, so I'm sitting here, I'm seeing all these conservatives who think they're holier than thou, uh, you know,

cause everybody says, oh, you're, you're a conservative. You're a conservative. No, I'm not. I am not at all. I actually believe in the constitution of freedom overall, okay? But the thing is, is that these guys can't recognize how much hypocrisy they're actually doing when they're supposed to represent traditional Christian values and moral values of the Bible and of Jesus. And Jesus was the guy who would go into the diseased and he would work with them and talk to them and make them not feel alone. He was the guy who would talk to the prostitutes. And, you know, dude, this is what he did. And it's weird to me that we, dude, I think you're, the more I'm talking this out, the more I'm realizing how right you are, dude.

Like we are just way off track. Like from, no, I'm just saying from. That means a lot to me, Andy. No, I'm just talking it out because like when you have the group of people who are supposed to represent those values, exiling people who they don't necessarily agree with because of what they do for a living or how they live their lives. That is not the way it's ever supposed to be. It's never supposed to be that way. Nope. And you guys screwed it up. Yeah, we did. And we have to get back to that, dude. We have to get back to having grace and having understanding

and understanding that we can not live this exact same life and we can work towards- Come on, brother. Yeah. Come on. When I get an RV, I want an RV, by the way. When I get one, I'm going to travel this entire freaking nation for free and spread that exact message. That's funny you mentioned that. That's exactly what I'm going to do. Well, you come with me because I'm actually buying a tour bus right now to do the exact same thing. Brother, you let me know. I've been working on it for the

last two weeks. By the way, I want to introduce a business opportunity to anybody listening. Every single tour bus website out there is garbage. If you want a clean house and you could start a tour bus business and just make some nice website and make it searchable so we could see what you have and what like, dude, here's what I'm saying. If you own a tour bus company and you exist currently, your website is fucking garbage. Okay. I'm just telling you. It's free consulting. I have, I'm trying to buy a million dollar fucking bus right now and I can't buy one because I can't see the motherfucking shit online.

So somebody make up the thing, make up the website and, and sell me a bus. See Chad, that's maybe that's your money opportunity. So you can afford your passive income for your RV. I can set, I can structure this.

So I got a pretty good at the business structure. I just want an old junkie RV, man. I just want something that'll run. Dude, I'm going to wrap it with this thing. I just want an old junkie RV, man. I just want something that'll run. Dude, I'm going to wrap it with this logo. We're going to go around. We're going to talk about freedom. You got to let me in on that.

Bro, I'm in. I've got five or six of my buddies who are on the same track. We're all going to do it for free. It's going to be our way of service. It's not a political thing. We're not running for office. We just want to come talk about these values. Send it, brother.

We'll pack out freaking stadiums. I know we will. Let me tell you what, man. God gave me a vision about a year ago that we were going to pack stadiums. I've had this vision, okay? It's coming, son. Dude, I'm getting chills, man. I'm telling you, man.

Him and I have getting chills, man. I'm telling you, man. Him and I have been talking about, like I've been talking about taking a leave from here just to do this. You know, I'm going to do it. What the freaking crap? Yeah. We don't talk, man. I know.

Let's do this, man. Yeah. I want to leave y'all with something real quick. I want to leave y'all with something. All right. I'm about to hit some scripture up on the Real af podcast right here and i saw heaven open and behold a white horse and he that said upon him was called faithful and true

and in righteousness he doth judge and make war his eyes were as a flame of fire and on his head were many crowns and he had a name written that no man knew but himself. And he was clothed with a vesture dipped in blood, and his name was called the Word of God. And the armies which were in heaven followed him on white horses, clothed in fine linen, white and clean. And out of his mouth went a two-edged sharp sword that he could smite the nations, and he should rule them with a rod of iron. And he treadeth the wine press of the fierceness and wrath of god almighty and he had on his vesture and on his thigh a name written king of kings lord of lords we win son we're gonna win i know that y'all want hope we win

all right that's your hope you cannot die we win me andy sal and dj about to come to your local freaking stadium and pack it out and we're going to give you some hope we're going to give you some things to live by right and we don't want your freaking money man no because it's it's it's more than that to us all i want is for people to come listen and go home and live a little bit better. That's it, brother. Yeah. And this isn't anything more than that. Because like, dude, I met with a couple of politicians here recently here in town who are good people. I know they're good people. And we start talking about ideas, how to revive the country, how to revive America.

And it's going to take that. You just changed my mind. I said earlier that this needs to be tore down from the ground up. It needs to be rebuilt. Maybe we can avoid this. We can rebuild it from the ground up. Maybe we can rebuild this in a peaceful way by empowering people through exactly what we are talking about doing. That's why I came here. I needed to have this

conversation. You set me on a better path than I was when I walked into this room. Well, that's the best thing about having Chad Wright on the show, bro, because that is 100% mutual. I guarantee it's mutual for every single person to listen to this episode too. This might be my favorite episode we ever did. Time went by like this. Yeah. Well, dude, thanks for coming through, man. Gentlemen, God bless y'all and all that you do. You know, I love you each and every one of you. It was a true honor. Love you right back. Love you too, bro. Guys, thank you so much for listening. You got anything you want to add? No, no. I was just going to say that we don't need a new house.

We just remodel it. Oh, we can do it. A little remodel. You know what I mean? A little new kitchen and a bathroom. You know what I'm saying? Dude, you know what it is? It's just reminding people, man. It's just reminding people. It's reminding people. Dude, everybody's sick of living in this virtual bullshit. It's reminding people. We're going to get it done. So guys, as a reminder, pay the fee for the show please if you got value if it made you think if it gave you perspective which i'm very confident this one should have if it didn't you don't have a pulse um but find a new show yeah it's the truth i'm over here with chills dude i'll ever get chills during the show i got chills three or

four times yeah same yeah same. Yeah. Same. So, bro, just thanks for coming through, man. You're a powerful dude. Like, I don't know that you understand how powerful your voice is, but it is powerful. And I love you for it, man. I appreciate everything that you're about, everything that you stand for, and everything that you do in this world. And, dude, anytime you want to come on, you are more than welcome to be on.

Move y'all brother. Thank you so much, Andy. All right, guys, that's a no Headshot, case closed