Welcome to Tudors of Life podcast where we research
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host Shawn Tudor. And this is Sam and this is
a talk episode where the Tudors talk. I wish
I would have brought a cop drop up here. Be like
a scratchy scratch. Nice. So I was at jiu -jitsu
on Tuesday and we were chatting, Catlin, Rob
and I and we were talking about belts and how
like folks... chase belts, right? They don't
go to jujitsu necessarily to learn and enjoy
the process, but they go to get a belt, right?
I'm like, yeah, that's just not me. Like, I've
always preferred the training over the actual
like, I've always preferred training over like
competing or training over like, you know, trying
to... You like the process? You love the process.
I like the process. That's why I train. That's
why I do anything. More than going in and hitting,
let's say, let me think here. I had a goal of
a double bodyweight bench that I never got to.
I was 20 pounds off in competition. Anyways,
but I had that goal. What am I saying here? I
just loved the whole process. The fact that I
never got there isn't a big deal. I could probably
start training again. It's just that every time
I would be doing a train up for it, I'd mess
up my shoulder. I remember when you initially
sold stable living and we were starting Tudor
transformations. You were so excited because
you're just like, I missed the process. of starting
a business. Oh, right. And I remember we talked
about it. Like you have just been way more of
a fan of just the process versus like the goal,
the end goal. Right. And so that's I mean, that's
how I feel about Belts, too. Like I just like
going to class. I like learning and whatever.
And Catlin posted today what Google Gemini says
about Brazilian Jiu Jitsu. And it's like this
long post. And essentially what it's saying is
like If you're going to jiu -jitsu and you want
to be a black belt and your goal is a black belt
It takes on average eight to twelve years But
that's with training four to five days a week
for eight to twelve years and They're like if
you only train one to two days a week Most likely
you will never reach a black belt, even with
20 year horizon, because there's something about
the amount of repetition in a short period of
time that allows you to learn so much faster
and so much more. So if you're not training four
to five days a week, you can kind of check that
off the bucket list of like, you're not reaching
it. You could probably get there with three to
four days a week over a 15 year period. Yeah,
which is fucking insane to think about But so
You know what it what it's what it's moved on
to say then is like if you're only gonna train
one to two days a week You need to accept That
it's a journey and you need to enjoy the journey
and quit worrying about the belts because the
belts aren't going to come fast. And it makes
sense because I mean, I'm a white belt. I've
been a white belt for three and a half years,
but I train on average one to three days a week.
Right. I should say I average two days a week
because you know what I'm saying? So I average
two days a week. It's been three and a half years.
And I'm I'm fine with it. I'm like, keep me here.
Like I just keep me here. I don't need I don't
need to go up. I'm fine." Because as soon as
I'm a blue belt, then I have to seem like I know
what I'm doing. As a white belt, I can just be
like, I'm retarded. You're just like, I'm a white
belt. I'm a white belt. I'm retarded. And they're
just like, so that I know when I get a blue belt,
I can't keep using that as an excuse. And that's
why I'm kind of like, well. You know what I'm
saying? Yeah, yeah, yeah. So anyways, that's
where I'm with that. But it's a really good point
and it's similar to everything else. So in weightlifting,
I switched from powerlifting to weightlifting.
And in a year and a half in weightlifting, a
year and a half in weightlifting, I qualified
for the American Open. I think is that considered
nationals? I don't know. Whatever. It was I had
to win. I had to I had to qualify at a state
meet. Okay. So so like I qualified for nationals
and got to go compete. At the American Open right
and that took me a year and a half of training
from scratch like I didn't know what the fuck
a snatch even meant right I Trained on average
five days a week two hours a day two to two and
a half hours a day So figure I'm putting in seven
to ten hours a week and that was just in the
gym I spent another about five to 10 hours a
week researching, watching video, watching technique,
watching form. So I was putting in probably on
average 15 hours a week into this sport, right?
And then I had my diet, or I had like, you know.
meal prep and shit on top of it. And I talked
to Kyle about it and I talked to like people
at work about it. They're like, why don't you
work more? And I'm like, well, you got to understand.
I was like, I got a part time job. It's called
weightlifting. And so I'm like, I spent 25 hours
a week between lifting and meal prep. Meanwhile,
you just work 25 more hours than me. We're not
the same. You know what I'm saying? But I'm like,
you can't snatch 250 pounds, but I can pussy.
You know what I'm saying? So like, what I'm getting
at is this. Right now, I average two hours a
week on jujitsu. If I wanted to be a black belt,
I know from experience what it would take. Because
here's what I'm getting at. I was spending 20
to 25 hours a week, or so I was spending 15 hours
a week, because I still meal prep, sorry. So
I was spending 15 hours a week on just weightlifting.
I was better. Let me see. One, two, three, four.
There's only four guys better than me at the
gym. Three out of the four of them were in a
higher weight class than me and they all had
been doing it way longer than me. All the dudes
who did CrossFit. And so they would do weightlifting
about three hours a week. They could not touch
me. Even dudes that did CrossFit for five, six,
seven, eight years, even dudes that were doing
CrossFit for like eight years, three hours, three
to five hours, even some dudes were doing five
hours a week. So three to five hours a week on
weightlifting, they could not touch me in one
and a half years with 15 hours a week. because
you get so much out of that 15 hours. You know
what I'm saying? And it's not just about what
I'm doing in the gym. If all I did was the 10
hours in the gym, I'd have been an okay lifter.
But I watched film, hours a week of just film,
technique, what are people doing, I hired coaches.
I would drive to the cities. After a year into
weightlifting, I started going to the cities
once a month so I could train in a gym with the
guys up there and weightlift with them so that
I could get better coaching and other people
around me. You know what I'm saying? So it's
the same thing with like jujitsu. And it was
so cool. And this is the same thing with everything,
right? Is like, if I want to be a black belt,
I know I would have to put in 10 hours a week.
Ten hours a week in eight pride for if I went
if I figured eight years ten hours a week I'd
be a black belt But that would be five sessions
a week in five hours a tape a week But that's
what it like in that's what it takes yeah, so
let's roll this right over into our favorite
thing we ever talk about business, yeah Tell
me you're getting better at business and you
ain't reading books Or listening to podcasts
listening to podcasts listening to an audiobook
Tell me you're fucking getting better. Tell me
you're getting better and you're not in you have
a mentor or you're not in a group You know where
you guys bounce ideas off each other. You're
not you don't have a coach Tell me tell me you're
fucking Getting better at business without doing
that shit, right? You're not getting better at
business just by showing up to business right
sure a little bit Of course, you're gonna learn
a little bit on job But it don't speed up your
learning process. Like if you put fucking ten
hours a week into business development. Let's
say, let's say, okay, so you got to figure business.
Let's say you put 10 hours a week into business
tasks, and five hours a week into development
on your business tasks, you're gonna start moving
the needle. You're gonna start surpassing others,
you're gonna start really thinking like a business
owner and doing stuff that makes you more profitable,
gives you lower overhead based on lower overhead
percentage wise, I guess. saying which allows
for better profit margins, but like There's something
to say about the amount of time and effort you
put into something yeah, I mean it Makes sense
to like if you think about like Like reading
books and podcasts is like more of like a modern
-day thing But like Way back when It was like
a family -owned business so like It's not like
you just opened up your open to business and
you had no idea what you were doing. It was just
like Nope, like your grandfather had started
it and then your father took it over and like
you were raised into that business So you knew
what front and back left and right everything?
And I'm sure like throughout the years like you
constantly would learn stuff from your grandfather
father Definitely. Yeah and that's how it like
Everything was I mean we we used to learn everything
from our parents and whatnot, but And everything
you always have to continually learn and improve
and take to grow right otherwise Yeah, being
stagnant it's never never a good thing no no
definitely not mm -hmm especially like Now like
times are changing times change really fast now
compared to what they used to big time So like
one thing Like I I think all businesses will
have to do is Probably somehow incorporate or
use AI in order to compete with other businesses.
I think we will get there really soon. Yeah Just
by making things either more accessible or Being
faster at doing things and like the automation
part of AI, I think would be very beneficial
for a lot of people. But it's just gonna be so
interesting too because then if everything crashes,
nobody's gonna know how to do anything because
everyone depended on technology for so long.
And then you have to like start over and be like,
oh shoot, we can't drive cars. We have to learn
how to ride horses again. So that's kind of interesting
to think about too. That's a relearn how to do
math. If we lost it, you're saying. Like if technology
died. Yeah. We wouldn't be doing this anymore.
No, we wouldn't. We wouldn't be doing this anymore.
Yeah, it's interesting to think about, you know,
how that how that would work out and stuff. But
yeah, I mean, so it's this isn't a new concept
of always learning. It's definitely something
that's been going on for a while. Yeah. Yeah,
that's Andy on Andy's Q &A F it was really interesting
because I Feel like so much of the time that
I listened to Andy He just gets very riled up
very angry Because he's passionate obviously
about a lot of things But this past Monday one
was the first one I've heard in a long time where
he was like excited Oh with that kid. Yeah. Yeah
young guy was buying Buying a business from Was
it his family? No, it was someone started he
started working there like ten years ago and
The owner of the business wants to sell to him.
Mm -hmm And so he has all these great ideas and
like it's a really good like business in general
and Andy was just getting so excited like telling
him what he should do and He's just like man
Should give that kid the loan right? Yeah, he
was fucking pumped. Uh -huh And so it was just
really neat to like hear Andy be excited again.
Yeah, that's true. That's true Well, I mean,
it's tough dude. It's tough in this time to get
excited about stuff. Yeah and and you see Especially
like in his world like yeah, I mean he stopped
doing CTI for a little while slowed down doing
CTI because It was just making him really upset
about the world. Yep, which is so true It's really
true. But you know, the thing is, and we talked
about this and you look at it over in Europe,
you know, if it's not talked about and it's not
said and people don't stand up like these cool
things we talk about won't exist. You know what
I'm saying? Like you won't care about being a
fucking black belt in jujitsu. You won't care
about being good at weightlifting. You won't
care about being able to travel the Europe. No,
none of that shit because they ain't going to
be a Europe. There's not gonna be a fucking,
there's not gonna be a U .S. It's gonna be a
third world country. So it's like you're gonna
be trying to figure out how to survive. You're
not gonna be like, oh I got this extra time to
fuck off and train you just for 10 hours a week.
No, no, it's like I have to do anything I can
to survive, to prep for winter, to keep my family
alive. And so that's where it's like, people,
we've mentioned this a few times on the podcast,
but do you go ahead. And you get yourself over
to a third world country. You need to go visit
a third world country. You need to see what poverty
looks like. You need to see what the rest of
the world looks like when it's not a first world
country. Then you need to ask yourself, are the
policies and what is happening in your area leading
you to that? Okay. Well, that's a fucking problem,
okay? And if you look at the policy changes and
the things that have been happening in the US
and in Europe, it is leading to a third world
country. You may not think so, but that's because
you're not smart enough to look at shit. You
need to pay attention to trends. You have to
look at, you gotta fucking look at history. You
gotta look deeper than the headlines to see what
actually is going on, to see, oh, they are bringing
in... people from third world countries who do
not abide by our laws. They are not prosecuting
people to the standard of the Constitution. Everybody
is not held to the same standard. Our food is
literal trash. People are dying earlier. Like
all of these things. Start looking at these things
and start asking yourself, why is this happening?
They're doing things so we can't reproduce either.
We looked at it today. 1 .6. One point five nine
nine now in the u .s. Mm -hmm. We're under one
point six replacement rate for having kids and
What was that if you're under one point seven
your dying nation? If you're under one point
seven a nation is never I think it's one point
seven a nation's never came back from mm -hmm
Any civilization has always crumbled if they're
if they ever hit below a one point seven replace
or one point seven What's it called not replacement
rate? Birth rate? Birth rate. If you're under
a 1 .7 birth rate, there's never been a civilization
in known history that's recovered. Everyone's
crumbled. Yeah. And like in the, like, here's
we know, I mean, people aren't having kids by
choice because they say it's too expensive. It's
also where we've also been indoctrinated that
we don't that that you need to enjoy your 20s.
Yeah. You know, you need, women need to have
their careers, they need to focus on themselves
before focusing on a family. And what happens
when women aren't in prime bearing age? Well,
they aren't bearing as many fucking kids. Yeah,
because they can't. Yeah, if you're not having
kids from 20 to 30, 20 to 32 and you're taking
birth control that whole time, fuck, you get
off of birth control. Half these women can't
even, well not half, but a lot of these women
can't even have kids because they've altered
their hormones for too many years. Let alone
the ones that do manage to get off and it works.
What do you got? You got five years? Six years?
How many kids are you really going to have? Right.
So yeah, I mean, there's that. There's the whole
PCOS is a huge thing now. Which a lot of that
has to do with, I would say diet. and exercise.
PCOS is highly linked to weight, weight issues.
Nothing that's fully causes it, but it is highly
linked. And then all this transgenderism. You're
pumping kids. I just saw on X lately. It wasn't
Charlie Kirk. It was a different guy. And he
was talking about like something about transgenderism
and This girl clementine came up to him and said
told her story about how when she was 12 They
put her on puberty blockers when she was 13.
They put her on TRT When she was 14, she got
a double mastectomy Now she's 20 Yo, guess what?
Hmm Now she's trying to get reconstructive surgery
to get boobs back ha ha Insurance won't approve
it. Of course not insurance immediately approved
her to get a double mastectomy and to be on TRT.
So she took TRT until she I think was like 17.
So hold on. When did this start? Twelve. Twelve.
How old is she now? Twenty. OK. I've got something
to say about that. Keep going. But so she was
like saying how like she's like she's ruined
now, like her body is ruined. all because people
were pushing this agenda and telling her she
wants to be a boy and all this stuff. And she
was just like, this is a terrible thing we're
doing to kids. We should not be allowing this.
Eight years ago, I was 22. Eight years ago, I
was 22 and I had fucked around with some steroids
from 21 to 22. Then 23, 24, whatever. But. After
a few cycles, I realized my test did not recover.
So I went into the clinic and I was like, hey,
you know, I fucked around and did this. I did
really want to or like, you know, I was convinced.
I was like, I will get off. Essentially, if we
can if we can get me back to snuff naturally,
I think I would not cycle. And we tried HCG for
four months or five months or six something and
tried some colomid and it didn't work. At the
end of the vit, my test was down to 232. And
normal for 22 is around 900. That's close. It's
close. And so I was like, well, what's my options?
And the guys like the doctor at the clinic is
like TRT. And he's like, I hate to say it, but
TRT. And I'm like, damn. I was really hoping
that wasn't the case. But I was like, it is what
it is. I was like, can I get it here? And I was
like, I know insurance won't approve it. I'll
just pay for it out of pocket. Can I get it here?
And they're like, no. I was like, what do you
mean? They're like, sorry, but you're too young.
I was like, I'm 22, and we just proved that we
can't bring my test up. They're like, yeah, we'd
get a lot of weird looks in the medical world
for prescribing a 22 -year -old testosterone.
I'm like, I know, but we've got my labs that
prove that what we tried did not work. They're
like, yeah, we can't help you. They're like,
we recommend just getting it from the black market
when you're 26. Call back and we'll try again.
They're like, but really, we'd like to see you
be 30 before we prescribe. I'm like, okay. I
hit 26 years old. I give them a call back. Was
a hey doc Sean Tudor here, you know, we chatted
and I'm like remember me sick. Yep. I remember
you I'm like you told me to give you a call back
at 26. It's been four years Could I get on TRT?
No, you're still young call back at 30, but you'd
be fucking kidding me I was like we got the proof.
We have the proof. You won't do it. I was 22
years old this chicks 12 And they gave her TRT,
that insurance covered, but you couldn't give
it to me at 22 and I was willing to pay out of
pocket. And you're a biological male. Yeah, dude.
Are you fucking me? Yeah. That's how fucked up
people. So whenever you think that they're not
intentionally doing stuff to us, they're not
indoctrinating us on shit, fucking ask yourself
that. How back ass awkward is that shit? And
you motherfuckers just vote for that shit. Yeah.
so yeah, that was something I saw which I mean
it made me really sad because How many people
are gonna come out that are just like? Yeah,
they push this on me and then I took all these
hormones and now my body's fucked now I can't
have kids a lot a lot. Yeah a lot a lot so I
See that was kind of sad to see on X I've been
perusing X a lot lately nice So I was talking
to my friend Nick today, and I was talking to
him about building. I was talking to him about
developing and stuff, and I told him that, you
know, flips are sitting on the market a little
bit longer. Things aren't looking as good, you
know, for selling. I asked him what he's seeing
in flips. He recently just sold some property
and whatever. And he's like, you know, the Fed
decreased the rate by 0 .25%. He said that helped
him a little bit on his sale. But he's hoping
that they keep, the Fed said that they wanna
do some more decreases, so he's hoping there's
some more by spring to get that buyers going
again, you know? Make it closer to a seller's
market, more even keel, like yeah, it makes sense.
But I asked him what he thought, what are you
seeing? And I asked him, I said, hey, I was thinking
about doing this, what do you think? He's like,
I think that'd be really good for 10 years. I
said, really good for 10 years? I said, interesting,
why do you say 10 years? He said, you know, in
10 years, I could see there being an influx of
housing. So why do you say that? Because I was
interested to see what he said, because I have
this belief as well. And he was like, yeah, well,
in 10 years, you're gonna have baby boomers pretty
much all die off, or the majority of them are
gonna die off, am I okay? And he's like, who
owns most of the houses? Or who owns a bunch
of houses baby boomers for sure who's staying
in apartments? And you know it's fucking whatever
generations that are like 20 to 30 30 to 40 whatever
So okay, and then he's like when what happens
when folks go from like 65 to 75 a lot of them
start moving into nursing homes and in rental
They're like more apartment styles, right? Yeah,
okay, so he's like you know what's gonna happen
when 75 to 85 I'll die off, and then you're 65
to 75 move into apartments You know, you got
the baby boomers die off and then whatever's
right under baby boomers. He's like, how many
houses now hit the market? So, okay, interesting.
And he's like, how many new rentals are getting
built? I'm like, yeah, big apartment buildings
are always being built. So he's like, okay. So
he's like, well, what's the fucking population
raising by? Which is 1 .6. You know, it's not
raising, it's 1 .6. So we're dying, we're dying,
we're decreasing. So he's like, well, what are
we gonna do? We're either gonna have a lot of
vacant houses or vacant apartment units. He's
like, because now like as our current situation,
sure, we might be a little under on our like,
you know, they claim that we're like low in housing.
Okay, sure. But what's gonna happen in 10 years?
What's gonna happen in 20 years? Because he believes
in 10 to 20 he said he believes we're gonna start
seeing some stuff in 10 years He believes in
20 years is when we're really gonna be hit with
it You know between 10 and 20 years is when we're
really gonna be hit with the fact of like oh,
no No, we have excess housing. Yeah, we have
more housing and that point they're gonna have
to look at like Some sort of a restructure of
housing and banking. Yeah, well cuz I mean Just
look at when we drive around. There are quite
a few vacant houses already, like in smaller
towns. Yeah. Out in like the boonies more like
places that there's not a whole lot of people
like in dying cities, I should say, dining towns
like. Yeah. There are vacant houses. Yeah. So
obviously like those people are moving to cities
so sure right now. It looks like Eau Claire is
increasing population, but it's people moving
here. It's not People having kids right you are
yes, just relocation right yeah, so you do that
You can only do that enough. I mean so obviously
like I'm sure we know there's lots of people
from the cities moving this way So there's got
to be I'm sure fake lots of vacant Stuff over
there. Yes. I mean, depending on your location,
you're you're probably going to be all right,
because if your location is sought after, then
you're probably going to be fine. Yeah. You know,
but I could see a lot of these like maybe really
high level Democrat cities or some of these like
really rural small communities really being affected
by this. Yeah. You know. Yeah. And I just thought
it was interesting because I think I think the
same thing. I've thought this for a while now
that. We're actually probably looking at you
know, I Just don't think There's got to be a
crash probably similar to always happening. I
in the next 10 or 20 years Well, I think it's
I think it'd be worse. I think it'd be quite
a bit different Yeah, because I just think that
like the population won't support it That's what
I'm trying to like to me because that's what's
happening in China Oh, so it's not it's gonna
be worse because it's not gonna be just investors
that are hit with it No, it's going to be like
the world. Right. It's all. Yeah. Yeah. Like
your average person, because investors were hit
really hard in a way. Yeah, because they're like
over leverage, multiple properties, things like
that. Right. But now it's going to be like people's
grandparents are going to pass off, pass away.
And then they're stuck with this house and they're
like, well, what am I going to do with this?
Nobody wants to buy it because there's not enough
people. Right, there's not enough people, everyone's
already got a house. You know, and then it's
the average person who it's like, yeah, they're
banking on their house appreciating, you know
what I'm saying? Because part of like, you know,
they say that having a house is a good investment
because after 30 years, it's appreciated like
twice, two to three times the value in 30 years,
and it's paid off. Well, but what happens when
you reach that point, but it's not worth anything
because everyone's already got a house or it's
worth what you bought it for 30 years ago, you
know? That's that's kind of where I'm going with
it. And maybe I mean, depending on how they spend
our money in the government, depending on how
all that like inflation and stuff happens. But
I'm just saying like, peer supplying demand,
if there's not enough people to buy. Where's
the demand? I mean, you can see it honestly in
Eau Claire even. Look how many houses are on
the market already. There's a bunch of houses
on the market already. And there's a bunch of
new builds on the market. 5 ,000 coming, homie.
Or a bunch of new builds on the market, but 5
,000 more units coming. You know what I mean?
It's just like to me, when you think about it
that way, it's like, it's pure economics. It's
pure supply and demand. And to me, taking a 20
year horizon and looking at the birth rate, I'm
like, There's going to be more supply than demand.
Yeah. So if we bank all of our fucking I guess
the thing is, though, like if you bank all your
shit on real estate or a lot on real estate in
20 years. I don't know what Mimi's doing down
there. In 20 years, everyone's going to have
an issue. You know what I'm saying? It's not
just going to be you in 20 years. Everyone's
got an issue. So like. It's whatever, you know,
I don't know. I'm going to diversify a little
bit, which I have already diversified a little
bit. But it's just it's just another thing to
think about. Yeah. I mean, in all honesty, if
it if it's going to all crash, it would all it'll
affect everyone. Yeah. But I'm very curious to
to kind of play into this, like what's happening
in Nepal right now. Which was very interesting
actually because I saw it before I heard it on
any sure so if you guys don't know the a whole
bunch of Young like the younger population were
are sick of how the government was running things
in Nepal So they kind of overthrew the prime
minister killed his wife I don't know if they
killed him sure but I know on like a discord
chat they like voted from the one post I saw
they voted in a person to be the new prime minister
and the head of the their military was just like,
Yep, seems legit. Damn. And so yeah, like the
younger population was sick of how it was going.
So they took over. And I was telling Sean, the
funny thing that the person that I saw post about
this is very leftist. Very less leftist if you
have any ounce of Right -side opinion on anything.
He calls you a fascist. Yeah, this dude's ultra
cock. Yeah And he posted about this and I was
just like, you know, you're voting for the side
that wants more government involvement. Yeah,
and Obviously that doesn't work Because all these
young kids just overthrew their government because
they're sick of them. Thank God they did. Yeah
So yeah, so I'm very Obviously that person didn't
think about that when they posted that yeah Yeah,
super interesting. Mm -hmm, but it's just that
it's the standard like People don't actually
do critical thinking when it comes to things
like that, you know, they just well anything
he posted to it didn't say why they were like
upset over the government. Oh, sure. But then
Andy talked about it and he was saying how they
were sick of all of the government regulations.
Oh, sure. Like stuff like that. Oh, dude, I just
talked to Charlie about it today. We had we got
a couple of things going on projects wise, build
wise, stuff like that. And he's like, oh, just
so you know, this is who's Looking at being an
inspector and I'm like get the fuck out of here.
He's like, yeah He's not very nice. I'm like
fuck and I knew who he was saying and I'm like
this gotta stop Charlie I'm like, this is just
fucking this is just stupid, you know, and I
told him I'm like, hey just so you know, I was
like wealthy is $6 ,000 a year in the Philippines
And he laughed. I'm telling you, dog. I'm like,
we can make six grand a year easy. And I was
like, we'd be wealthy over there, dude. I was
like, you give me a few more years of some dumb
shit over here, and you might catch my ass over
there, dude. Honestly, it'd be so much better,
because then you'd be used to living in a third
world country without technology or anything.
Shit hits a fan, and you're like, I'm still living
in paradise. I've already been doing it, homie.
You know what I'm saying? It'd be easy. Because
at places like that, like, They're not gonna
collapse, right? You didn't think? How is it
gonna collapse? The only thing that could happen
is it'd be overthrown by China or something.
Look, but China's collapsing. So like, what are
they gonna do? Just take over? Um, bro, have
you ever thought about it? What? It's good. How
much money we have in the Philippines? No. Okay,
if $6 ,000 is actually wealthy over there. If
we were to liquidate and We were to make Like
not much money Mm -hmm That's what we would just
make that fucking every year doing nothing. Mm
-hmm. Yeah dude We'd be like real wealthy Dang
so that's like Japan. So when I went to Japan,
it was only we should fucking consider that Yeah,
um, it was only for a couple of days But you
could only take out of the ATM ten thousand yen
Ten thousand yen was exactly 100 US dollars.
Okay, so We all split that ten thousand yen by
two people so then we each got we could spend
it every day and be chillin Easy. Yeah. Bro.
So then we each had five thousand yen. We had
to fucking work to spend that amount of money.
Bro. Yes. This is 50 US dollars and I'm like
struggling to find enough things to buy. Dude,
it's like when we went, we went to fucking Thailand,
Bali, Malaysia, whatever. And granted, we had
Singapore. Thank you. Granted, we had the cruise.
Do we spend? 450 bucks, no, no, 300 bucks each.
Was it 300 bucks each or 450 bucks each? I thought
it was just under $1 ,000. In total? In total.
Okay, so it's 450 bucks each. So we spent $900
in total for 18 days out of the country over
there. Dude. And we were just buying random shit
in Bali for fun. We were just like going to shops
and buying random shit. It's crazy what you can
do over there. Well, look at it, dude. I mean,
it's all produced right in China So it doesn't
have to go far. You remember Frank? Frank over
there built those $4 ,000 unit. Yeah, 16 grand.
He built a fourplex for 16 grand Yeah, so he
built a fourplex for 16 grand gets a thousand
dollars in rent per unit per year. Yeah, dude
Let's go Was that in Thailand or the Philippines?
That's Philippines Man are homie um Interesting
yeah, all I'm saying is if shit hits the air
it not hits the fan But if I get too pissed off,
dude, you might catch my ass fucking beaten feet
to damn Philippines Go um we could go hang out
with uh, what's his name in Thailand? Tony huge
ha ha no I Probably wouldn't be doing that but
what I would do is I'd find Frank. I'd find Frank.
I'd find Frank dude Frank was cool I don't know
how I'd find him, but I'd find him. I'm sure
somewhere, somehow. There's got to be only, there's
no other Frank that's from Scotland, lived in
Canada, and is married to a Filipino woman. That's
true. Like a 10 -year -old, six -year -old? 12
-year -old. 12 -year -old. And he showed me on
the map where he lives, so I at least have a
general idea of the Philippines where he's at,
dude. Just start asking people, where's Frank,
dude? Then I bet you there's not very many people
named Frank either in the Philippines that we
figure it out pretty quick Do you remember that
there was like graffiti in Bali Frank? Remember
on that wall? No, we were walking down the random
street and we saw like this beautiful graffiti
and it said Frank and I was like I gotta send
this to Frank I remember that is my boss Frank.
It's time. But anyways, okay Take care of our
child. All right gang. Thanks for tuning in.
This was fun. This was fun. I What are we talking
about a Monday? We're talking. Oh, dude. So for
Monday's episode, we're going to be doing a real
estate 101 sourcing funding, et cetera. Real
estate 101. I love it. I can't catch you then.
See you.