Andrew Tate

Just to start a business.

I think it's harder to open a physical business in the West anywhere, not just America, in the West today than it ever was.

I think 20 years ago, you stood a better chance of opening a physical business anywhere.

I think now, by the time you open anything... Unpack that.

You're competing with conglomerates and monopolies.

You can't sell phone chargers.

You can't... By the time you take all the products Amazon sell...

All the products Walmart sell.

All the products Target sell.

If you look at the amount of small independent stores that used to exist only 20 years ago, everyone's out of business.

It's monopolized.

Most things are completely monopolized in the West.

So it's very difficult for you as an individual to go and start a company and compete with these monopolies.

You can do something online, of course, but this ties into what we were saying earlier.

If you're trying to make money online, how do you do it?

You need attention.

How do you get attention online?

Well, you can have life experience like all of us.

You can go through a very, very difficult life and you can tell stories and you can try to be entertaining.

But most people can't do that.