Andy Frisella

Men were not pacified through digital entertainment and scrolling and porn and you know, all this other shit they had to go out and earn.

All of them, or they didn't survive.

And a 3% tax difference for those men back then was a massive difference, all right?

And it pissed them off.

But we don't have enough men in this country that actually fend for themselves and are focused enough to understand

what the tax implications are in this country and how unfair they are because we've been raised in it.

It is accepted as normal for us to pay the taxes that we pay.

Nobody ever grows up and says,

man, it seems like this doesn't represent what this country is founded upon.

They just grow up and they get their first check and they get upset and somebody's like, yeah, that's what the taxes are and get used to it.

And that's the fundamental attitude of Americans.

And that has to change because if it doesn't, those taxes will continue to increase.

I mean, dude,

I remember my first check.

I remember my first check.

I was like, what the fuck is this?

It's freedom.

That's what that is right there.

That's what they paint it as, bro.

It's bullshit.