Andrew Tate

That's the only answer.

You can sit and tweet all day if you want, but it's not going to fix your life.

So that is the answer.

However, the game is certainly becoming harder because I can talk from personal experience.

It is so easy for me to turn money into money, and it is so difficult for me to find a business that makes me money.

It's hard now, even for me in this current economy.

It's so easy for me to buy an asset and wait.

That's the safest, easiest thing I can do.

And this is the world we live in.

And you know what that does to asset prices?

They soar.

So what happens to the young people?

We're living in financialized capital.

No, that's always been the case.

I don't think so.

I think, of course, you could always make money from assets.

Of course you could.

But the idea that you could open a business and make money from the business, I think that's become a lot harder now than it would have been in the year 2000.

You think it's harder to start a business today?

I think it's harder to open a physical business in the West today than it was 20 years ago.