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  • @clairenollet2389
    @clairenollet2389 Рік тому +91

    Wow. Andrew's advice: Get a criminal record, a bad credit rating, be a shoplifter, and drive a car you can't afford. If only I'd had access to these pearls of wisdom 45 years ago.

    • @SgtKaneGunlock
      @SgtKaneGunlock Рік тому +19

      if only we could have started out as extremely Mid kick-boxers

    • @BenHyle
      @BenHyle Місяць тому +1

      That describes like 80% of privates on a military post.

  • @pjbrown4736
    @pjbrown4736 Рік тому +47

    Andrew Tate is the living embodiment of the saying "some people are so poor, all they have is money."

  • @joshv.1490
    @joshv.1490 Рік тому +66

    I appreciated the behind the botanists segment.

    • @HunnyDoo
      @HunnyDoo Рік тому +6

      Yeah I had this happen at work the other day. Was having an interesting conversation and someone not contributing just bursts in with "WHY THE FUCK ARE WE TALKING ABOUT THIS?". Some people just catch an anxiety attack when they have to chill and listen for a second.

    • @williamchamberlain2263
      @williamchamberlain2263 10 місяців тому +1

      ​@@HunnyDoowhen people realise there's whole worlds of really deep knowledge out there that they don't even know existed

  • @jaycie5021
    @jaycie5021 Рік тому +37

    Listening to this one quick thing.
    The reason why Tate doesn't charge 10k is the same reason all grifters don't change 10k
    At 10k the authorities are informed of the transaction.
    Purposely engineering payments to avoid reporting is called structuring and is part of money laundering.
    One suspects that's part of Tates deal.

  • @TheDarthbinky
    @TheDarthbinky Рік тому +25

    Shireen's reaction to the "Tate's Prayer" made me spit up all over my work computer.
    You know how boys who are like 12-13 have this phase where they think samurai and katanas are basically magical ("the metal is folded 20 times! That makes them so sharp they can cut a falling feather!!!"), and ninjas are ultra-elite warriors in black pajamas? And there'd be really intense discussions of who'd win a fight, a ninja or some other historical warrior, like a Roman legionary or a Finnish sniper?
    Yeah... Tate's whole shtick feels like a cross between that and Fight Club.

    • @christophereichten9005
      @christophereichten9005 10 місяців тому +1

      So learning about the Winter War is akin to Andrew Tate?

    • @Hk121394
      @Hk121394 7 місяців тому +4

      You describe Deadliest Warrior on Spike lol

  • @MarquisdeSuave
    @MarquisdeSuave Рік тому +39

    "The only people who are impressed by a Lamborghini are 10 year old boys.....
    I own 11 Lamborghinis." - Andrew Tate

    • @Wendy_O._Koopa
      @Wendy_O._Koopa 11 місяців тому +1

      If that's not an admission, I don't know what is.

  • @mudmudmudmudmud7605
    @mudmudmudmudmud7605 Рік тому +34

    I laughed when she asked why are we talking about this referring to the tree but then I was like no keep talking about it. I was getting into it.

    • @stinkytoy
      @stinkytoy 5 місяців тому +1

      Yeah haha that was solid. And a surprisingly apt illustration of why strength isn't everything.

    • @nateb7638
      @nateb7638 2 дні тому

      I was feelin it too cause I grew up around them

  • @Bustermachine
    @Bustermachine Рік тому +18

    The thing that is scary about these guys is that they all legitimately diagnose a problem that young men and boys are facing . . . And then think to themselves, 'how can I exploit that?'
    There is a real pandemic of loneliness and frustration among young men. And it comes from a tangible place. But people like Tate are grifters make it worse.

  • @Sinyao
    @Sinyao Рік тому +11

    Just to note: if a monk waxes mysticism with you, he's trolling you. They're just regular dudes, with the shaolin ones being regular dues who really like martial arts.
    The whole mysticism and waxing poetics just sells well to foreigners.

  • @antsache
    @antsache Рік тому +16

    I like to live on the edge, like a real man. If there's one thing I like in a dinner ingredient delivery service, it's the possibility that it might, while not presently being a death cult, some day become a death cult. What is a healthy, home-cooked meal without the non-zero chance of future, self-induced oblivion in service of some grand alien power? Blue apron. The choice for all of us.

  • @origami_dream
    @origami_dream Рік тому +11

    Honestly, *i* couldn't defeat a ghost in hand-to-hand combat. That's impressive. Getting ghost touch on your attacks isn't super low-level stuff. Depending on what system, that's like level 4 stuff. So gotta give it up to Tate there.

    • @nerag7459
      @nerag7459 9 місяців тому +5

      You need enchanted weapons. I don't have any of those.

  • @johnl5350
    @johnl5350 Рік тому +9

    So, what you're saying is I need to go around burying horseapples? Gotcha.

  • @phoenix5384
    @phoenix5384 Рік тому +5

    44:40 The funniest part of listening to that part as the owner of a classic car is every single time I've driven it somewhere someone random person has talked to me about it completely out of the blue. I dont go to the places Tate does, and having any kinda relationship between me and them is not at all a part of it, but only in terms of getting people's attention I think it's absolutely hilarious that my sub $10k 50+ year old Buick probably gets more attention from just random strangers than a $100,000+ supercar

  • @11myricka
    @11myricka Рік тому +8

    Avocados also miss the mammoths and sloths for the same reason, Robert!!

  • @steelersguy74
    @steelersguy74 Рік тому +6

    Sophie was especially animated in this episode.

    • @mookinbabysealfurmittens
      @mookinbabysealfurmittens Рік тому +3

      She was on as a guest, rather than as her usual producer positio - or at least Robert introduced her that way. Maybe that was his indication that he was intending for her to be more involved in the convo as she had been in the previous Andrew T. videos? Idk, just reckoning.

  • @JacobGunner
    @JacobGunner Рік тому +5

    "The Tate's Prayer" had me slack-jawed in awe of how much cringe could be condensed into one brief passage.

  • @chekz3520
    @chekz3520 Рік тому +21

    This mf doesn't even understand team sports lol. A basketball, football or rugby game isn't "going to war". I played on of the more violent sports, rugby, for nearly a decade in adult men's competitions. We never saw ourselves as "at war" with other clubs, we all went out and ate and drank beer together after. They're just games, it's not that serious, bro.

    • @SgtKaneGunlock
      @SgtKaneGunlock Рік тому +1

      shows what this anus knows about good sportsmanship

    • @HunnyDoo
      @HunnyDoo Рік тому +12

      Eventually you get that one player who doesnt get that and after a while you stop inviting him to stuff

    • @chekz3520
      @chekz3520 Рік тому +7

      @@HunnyDoo exactly

    • @joshv.1490
      @joshv.1490 Рік тому +12

      It's why you see guys on the other teams praying or coming to check on a downed player and such. He needs his audience to embrace that kind of mislead insecure nonsense, because if they were well adjusted guys who were comfortable in their own skin they'd be completely inoculated to his grift. I also believe Tate is not just one of these grifters, but is just as insecure and drawn into that toxic mindset because of how he conducts himself. He's not just the president, he's also a member.

    • @chekz3520
      @chekz3520 Рік тому +3

      @Josh V. his whole ideology is 100% based on insecurity. Anyone who has to tell you how masculine they are all the time is more than likely suppressing parts of their personality they think are unacceptable. Tate just needs to drop like 300 mics of LSD and that would probably help him I'm not even joking.

  • @theundergroundlairofthesqu9261
    @theundergroundlairofthesqu9261 6 місяців тому +1

    Bartleby: I would prefer to be a Viking.

  • @bugmi7241
    @bugmi7241 Рік тому +8

    bro i used to listen to you on internet archive i didn't knew you had youtube channel

    • @ethicalcheeze1407
      @ethicalcheeze1407 Рік тому +1

      I followed Robert on Twitter back when I had one, before the whole Elon thing. Very glad I found this channel

    • @russelljackson2818
      @russelljackson2818 Рік тому

      Internet archive is the best website no one's ever heard of

  • @messymessr
    @messymessr Рік тому +3

    Book title: "Even A Stopped Clock Is Right About Shoplifting"

  • @paulliniger418
    @paulliniger418 Рік тому +1

    I get that the point of this series is to get people to say/think "this/these person/people can eat a bag of..." and I agree. But, uff da. I'm always on the guests' page of "oh... this is fucking awful!". Which I guess is the point. Soooo. Just happy to be here.

  • @pizza9798
    @pizza9798 2 місяці тому

    The tree part was the most enjoyable bit of this video. Cool and kind of sad nature facts.

  • @stephenmerriman5620
    @stephenmerriman5620 Рік тому +3

    Fascinating

  • @ystraight6178
    @ystraight6178 Рік тому +2

    Great episode

  • @porqupyne1493
    @porqupyne1493 6 місяців тому +3

    "the largest, strongest, most beautiful tree violently crushing the surrounding saplings in a quest for resource"
    this sentence stuck way out to me the second i heard it read. a lot of manosphere macho types make stupid appeal to nature arguments like this, but it always hits harder when they don't even get the nature right. because *that isn't how trees work, andrew.*
    trees in forests connect their roots into huge networks, and the larger trees with all the sunlight and water will actively pass down nutrients to younger, smaller trees who need it more than they do. they all cooperate and share over vast, sprawling interconnected systems. they're pretty kind to each other, actually.
    but andrew and his lame machismo bullshit worldview could never imagine something so powerful establishing itself through cooperation rather than violence

    • @porqupyne1493
      @porqupyne1493 6 місяців тому +1

      ah, i paused to make this comment and rob's just actually gotten to tearing this apart himself. they brushed past it in the moment. glad they didn't let this shit slide

    • @TheNwr1
      @TheNwr1 6 місяців тому +1

      And, just on a base level, the idea that men ‘need to be more like the trees and crush the children’ is looney tunes level bullshit lol

    • @porqupyne1493
      @porqupyne1493 6 місяців тому +1

      @@TheNwr1 it really is impressive how little sense it makes on every possible level. and the weird veneer of orientalism that gets sprinkled on with all the 'monk wisdom' framing makes it make even less sense

  • @_mycotroph
    @_mycotroph 3 місяці тому +1

    Funny that tate makes the analogy of the oak tree, when there is evidence of old growth trees actually creating a nursery environment for its saplings; shading them from the most intense sun and allowing them to grow and be healthy enough to replace them when they fall. They even support them via fungal mycelial networks that aid in the transition of nutrients and depositing excess carbon into the soil. It's an incredibly synergistic system, save for the parasites that prey on these systems. Aka, Andrew tate. Almost poetic in its irony

  • @Hudson316
    @Hudson316 Рік тому +1

    I'm partway through so if it comes up toward the end I'll look silly but I haven't seen it brought up and it's in relation to the first book... But there's an incredibly sad thing about that whole Wudan story, that I saw on another channel (Thoughtslime I think) during an early video on Tate before he really started getting talked about a lot, but the Wudan thing has a comic version ('graphic novel' I think he tries to call it, but it's short form so it's a damn comic) and the Master character that the Wudan stuff deifies as being the perfect sensei is drawn as a buff version of Tate's father.

  • @elenafriese891
    @elenafriese891 3 місяці тому

    So uh.
    Weird thought about obscure media, but so much of this stuff has me thinking about Akio Otori from Revolutionary Girl Utena.
    Thoughts aren't together but the whole thing about how an expensive car will only impress little kids (which are my main prey but I won't say that out loud) is just....
    Holy shit they're going from exactly the same script.

  • @Sally-up8xe
    @Sally-up8xe 2 місяці тому

    Hey you guys, I just saw someone post on Threads that Andrew and his brother are half-black and have a sister who is a lawyer, is Democrat, femininst, and wants absolutely nothing to do with either of them.

  • @GlenGarcia1961
    @GlenGarcia1961 Рік тому +6

    "Living is better than reading." LOL, did this guy just watch the scene with Ringo and Paul's grandfather from "A Hard Day's Night" and decide to copy it word for word? "Will you look at 'im, with 'is great big hooter scrapin' away at that booook?" Ai yi yi, people, this guy's sick.

  • @Filbi
    @Filbi 7 місяців тому +1

    We put our faith in Chunt Gruntpunch!

  • @cryptbeast3222
    @cryptbeast3222 Рік тому +1

    Osage Orange is all over the south and east coast. It's just in a similar camp as Gingko. It thrives only because humans are spreading and using them.

    • @cryptbeast3222
      @cryptbeast3222 Рік тому

      @@johnl5350I used to just consider them nuisance trees too until I worked on historical parks and saw examples of them used as fences. Cutting them down and mulching them was absolute hell because of all the thorns everywhere. I never tried to make a longbow out of one, but I'll have to try that one day.

    • @misterjaxon2559
      @misterjaxon2559 10 днів тому

      Osage orange is a very useful tree. Hard and rot resistant, it is also great for turning. It is bright yellow with a beautiful grain and takes a high polish. Also, the odd-looking fruits have a very strong insect repellent in them. People used to put them in their dresser drawers to repel moths. In fact, my wife still does. We found a good stand of them while driving through northern Kansas and picked up about a bushel of them.

  • @biercenator
    @biercenator 2 місяці тому

    Today I escaped the Tatetrix. That's enough escaping, I'm good.

  • @Bustermachine
    @Bustermachine Рік тому

    Hears the 'ShiroHiro sp?' comment at the end - My handle on game services has been ZeroHero for years . . . Hope that's okay XD

  • @katyjodino
    @katyjodino 7 днів тому

    Yx'all

  • @nickeyg1
    @nickeyg1 7 місяців тому +1

    They've talked about how they don't like calling girls/women "females" multiple times, but I think it's sexy and my wife does too, and I'm leftist as shit. I don't get it.

    • @porqupyne1493
      @porqupyne1493 6 місяців тому +1

      it's about intent, really. if you're calling your wife that because its something you both enjoy that's one thing, and i'm glad you guys are having fun. but when a guy online refers to all women categorically as 'females' it is nearly always a virulent hiss of disdain for women as a whole.
      that sort of language is a staple of incel/MGTOW culture, and it's explicitly meant to be dehumanizing there. (some even go a bit further and say 'femoid', which is *so* dehumanizing it's cartoonish.) when you trawl the internet enough, that's most of how you're going to see those words used - especially when you do research on scumbags for a living.
      so i think it's pretty fair that they're soured on that use of the word in general.

    • @nickeyg1
      @nickeyg1 6 місяців тому

      @@porqupyne1493 I see. I guess I haven't trawled those type of internet cesspools enough. I get it now.

  • @Scriven42
    @Scriven42 Місяць тому

    "There are 5 women."

  • @heralds
    @heralds 3 місяці тому

    Give the horse apples to moose

  • @owenfink
    @owenfink Рік тому +1

    Why does Robert hate Immanuel Kant?

  • @trickstapriestxm
    @trickstapriestxm 7 місяців тому +1

    Whhhoooooos back in a Romanian prison??!!!?

  • @dwaynezilla
    @dwaynezilla Рік тому +3

    Tatecrimes

  • @espling
    @espling Рік тому +3

    you jest but I've seen x'all several times

  • @cactusshadow9840
    @cactusshadow9840 Рік тому

    deconstructing white identity!

  • @scox7748
    @scox7748 Рік тому +1

    I often wish it was just Robert talking.

    • @HunnyDoo
      @HunnyDoo Рік тому +1

      Would be 30 minutes shorter if he didnt keep getting interrupted. Sometimes it takes 3 tries to finish 1 thought without getting barged in on mid-sentence.

  • @zackbrown5201
    @zackbrown5201 Рік тому +2

    I personally i know hundreds of not thousands young Men have benefitted directly from Andrew Tate ....those kids stop giving excuses , stop wasting their time on dumb things , train , intermittent fasting everyday , treating women lot better then before , always acting like Gentlemen . I still dont know why you Guys are so negative about him . I do understand Andrew Tate's approach is bit harsher towards life but nowadays you need a kick in the back ....no BS approach which is why he is so popular

    • @brib6046
      @brib6046 Рік тому +19

      How do you personally know of so many people! I personally know 10 people who watched his content and followed him (one is a woman) and I feel like my relationships with them have suffered afterwards.

    • @zackbrown5201
      @zackbrown5201 Рік тому

      @@brib6046 what about hundreds of young Men lives changed and now they adding more value to society . Volume speak words ....everyone is coming up with minor anecdotal evidence but look at the bigger picture. I am in Gym ( fitness training line ) so I know lots of young Men lives changed and they act better in society. No one start pimping their girl or s*x trafficking any girl after watching Tate videos lol ....people just go with the false narratives and also society thinks Men are so dumb that they will just take everything what Tate said ....those young Men only taking positive stuffs ...ofcourse there will be some bad apples coz no one is perfect in society

    • @Im-the-greatest
      @Im-the-greatest Рік тому

      It's because he's a pedophile. That's why. Sorry you missed it.

    • @JohnDoe-kx6zt
      @JohnDoe-kx6zt Рік тому

      Andrew Tate is a grifter. He understands that there is a lot of pain and loneliness out there, and he capitalizes on that. He convinces you that life is a war and has you act like an unhinged thug to isolate you from society so he can get his hooks in deeper, and the few bits of good advice he provides, like working out, improving yourself, and treating yourself like you're worth a damn, are just breadcrumbs to make you feel like you're getting something out of his stupid macho chest-thumping.
      You can take care of yourself without listening to a human-trafficking pedophile. Unlike him, you have an honest desire to get better. Keep going to the gym. Talk to people. Read books. Exist in a society. Things will get better--but only if you detach yourself from this lunacy.

    • @9717cronaldo
      @9717cronaldo Рік тому

      ​@@brib6046that's Coz people will only believe what media says. Without seeing his long form content or understand what he saying. Better to get new friends who are about improvement and getting successful than crying about some words said by tste