Being a chef isn’t hard w/ Andrew Tate

Being a chef isn’t hard w/ Andrew Tate

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The possibility of building from the ground up

I was born with zero money but rich. I had born with something valuable: The ability to shut up & listen to those who knew what I didn’t know. To learn & obey without being lazy or ungrateful. Fighting. Cash. Chess. No matter. Success was absolutely assured. JettalkwithTate.com 

AVOID drugs at ALL costs!

Every man wants to be big. Every man wants to be strong. To be able to fight.  To be rich. Anyone who says this isn't true is full of sh**. Those who lack, pretend they don’t want it. You may want some other things too, but you wouldn't say no to any of these. JettalkwithTate.com 

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