Andrew Tate

And in many situations, even if they're unfair, even if the game is rigged, the best thing you can do is say, well, these are the rules I'm playing within and I have to try and win and take absolute personal responsibility for everything.

That's the first thing.

The second thing, you asked what I would do if I was 22.

That is a very difficult question to answer because I think we've moved into a new stage of capitalism.

We've moved into this heavily financialized, this stock market bubble version of capitalism, which is different than the consumer capitalism we used to live under.

In the 90s, you got rich by opening a mom and pop shop or opening a factory.

I make lighters.

and I'm going to sell you lighters, and you're going to buy the lighters, and I'm going to produce them, and I'm going to make a profit, and I'm going to get rich.

But what chance do you have of manufacturing anything in the West?

Zero.

What chance do you have of competing with any of these large conglomerates or monopolies in the West?

Basically zero.

If I gave you a million dollars in 1990 and said, make more money, you'd open businesses.

If I give you a million dollars now and said, make more money, you'd put it in the stock market.

or you buy Bitcoin.

So you're a lot of the times just investing in the monopolies.

It's getting easier and easier to make money from money and harder and harder to make money from nothing.

And this is the problem with the world we're in because young people have no money.

So to make their first million is nearly impossible, but to turn a million into 10 million is easy.

Buy and chill.