Robert Eisenstadt
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116 appearances
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first heard May 2025
last heard May 2025
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Chat GPT is starting to be a game changer for me, bro. I like crazy.
Have you built out? Well, you have a bunch, but have you built out like your own personal assistants?
I'm doing good.
No, actually.
It kind of fell in my lap. I started with a chain of gas stations. Okay. But I started my business as a carpet cleaning business.
Yeah. So I was born in Chicago, Illinois, middle-class household. Dad was always at work. Mom stayed at home. When I was eight years old, we moved to Vegas because my aunt was starting to get sick, my dad's sister. So we moved out to Vegas. Both of my parents were, they sold shoes. So they worked at Nordstrom literally my entire life. We moved out to Vegas and, uh,
it was just kind of like this crazy rollercoaster of death since as soon as we moved here, uh, his sister died, all my cousins started dying and then all of my friends started dying. And this is like over like a, how, uh, I don't really remember how my aunt passed away or my cousins passed away, probably heart attacks or something. Um, How did your friend start dying? So, yeah.
So when I was 17 years old, uh, my best friend growing up, it was the first person I met when I moved to Vegas. Uh, he committed suicide by a self-inflicted gunshot wound to the head. I was with him three hours before, and I found him two minutes after he shot himself. He did it in our neighborhood park. Oh my gosh. Yeah. Me, my ex-girlfriend, uh, his mom and his sister found him, uh,
And at 17 years old, it was like extremely gory. It really messed me up for a long time. I mean, I couldn't walk in the dark alone for six months. I mean, I could still to this day picture his shoes were set perfectly, what he was wearing. I could picture everything. It was very traumatic.
Less than a year later, my other closest friend died on a street bike. He hit a City of Henderson vehicle. A City of Henderson vehicle pulled out. He T-boned the car, went through the windshield, hit the B-pillar, which the B-pillar is where your seatbelt comes out.
Broke almost every single bone on his body. De-gloved his arm. So basically his arm got skinned. Oh, God. By the time I got there, I saw his bike on the ground. I was like the second person there. His shoes, all that stuff. Went to the hospital. By the time I got to the hospital, his nose was completely flush with his face. It was crazy. There was like blood all over the hospital room.
It was nuts. Oh, God. He died, I think, twice on the way to the hospital. And then obviously, you know, there was...
Yeah. And then I think a few months later, another good friend of mine overdosed. The other closest person I grew up with also overdosed. All these people were getting into drugs and doing all this crazy stuff.
No. Never your thing? Not really. I mean, everybody's tried stuff or whatever, you know, but I don't think I really have a super addictive personality. Yeah. So... Were you a good student? No, dude, I was horrible. I hated school. I hated school. I was getting in fights all the time because I was getting bullied, which is so funny, too.
Like, all the people that get bullied in school always end up doing well in life, and then all the bullies... I got in a fight in my high school locker room or whatever. Some dude was drawing a swastika on my locker. I ran and tackled him or whatever. Got in a fight. Got suspended. Got kicked out of school or whatever. And he ended up passing away. I don't know from what. Probably a drug overdose.
I love that. I mean, those people are just struggling so much internally. Yeah. They don't know how to deal with their emotions.
but dude i like i wasn't smoking it i was just selling it i just i've always wanted money like i was the kid that you know like again we did okay yeah we had a roof over our head we had food on our table but if you wanted you had to go get it yeah like we didn't have extra money yeah and so like i see all my friends with bikes and you know all this stuff growing up we i didn't get that we we had toys it just wasn't always the best and i've just always wanted the best
And so as soon as I could, dude, I probably started selling pot at 14, 15 years old. And then I turned into the guy that started paying for everybody to do everything because I wanted people around me and, you know, whatever, until I got too big for my bridges and learned a lot of lessons. So.
was kind of like my first hustle did you voluntarily leave the industry or was there an intervention i learned a lot about finances at that point too like i was getting fronted what it was called you know yeah and uh i spent some money on a street bike that i shouldn't have spent and then there was threats and all this kind of stuff.
And I had to like go to my pops and be like, Hey man, I need to borrow some money. This is kind of serious. And so he lent me the money and I was done.
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