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0:00You know, I was looking at this and I
0:03was thinking about this and one of the
0:06things I realized like I I just saw
0:08yesterday that I believe it was a white
0:12female police officer
0:16who shot and killed somebody and she was
0:19found guilty and she just got out after
0:22seven years
0:24and and she was found guilty of, you
0:28know, murder. And then we have Carmelo
0:30Anthony who I feel like is guilty but
0:36got 35 years
0:38and yes should be held accountable but
0:4235 years when
0:46it's people who are doing far worse
0:50getting out in seven years, six years,
0:5410 years and then they they give him 35
0:58years. And then you have Nolan Wells who
1:01turns up dead and they're saying he
1:05didn't drown,
1:07but yet nobody is arrested. Nobody is
1:11really questioned. Nobody is indicted.
1:14It's just like he just mysteriously
1:16died.
1:18So no water in his lungs,
1:22no signs of drowning,
1:25contusions on his head.
1:27and nobody killed him. It's like, come
1:30on now. But it shows you where we are.
1:34And people often times wonder why we are
1:40as black people, why we're so cautious,
1:43why we're so guarded, why we're so
1:46defensive, why we pulled the race card.
1:50And this is why. Because when we look at
1:54the hands of justice, they don't serve
1:58black people.
2:00And that's the unfortunate part about
2:02it. Whereas, if you kill a black person
2:06and you black, then
2:09you going to get all the time in the
2:11world. You kill a black person and you
2:13not black, you going to get a slap on
2:15the wrist. like George Zimman killed
2:18Trayvon Martin and all these other
2:20police that shot unarmed black men in
2:23their back and get no time. You got the
2:26one white guy who I think he got 20
2:29years for killing the the lady the black
2:32lady in her kitchen and she went to
2:34throw the hot water or they thought she
2:37about to throw the hot water or
2:38something like that and he was like I
2:40shoot you right in your face. I believe
2:42that was him who got 20 years. I can't
2:45remember his name, but we already know
2:48he probably going to get out in six.
2:52He probably going to get out in six on
2:54parole. And it's like they give that
2:56number just to made just to make like
2:59they serve in justice and then going to
3:01let him out just like this lady did not.
3:04And then we have no recourse. And the
3:06thing about it, the reason why we have
3:07no recourse is because we've normalized
3:10pain. Whereas if another race had to
3:14feel what we feel and what we go
3:17through, the inner pain and the rage
3:20will drive them crazy and they will
3:23commit all kind of crimes. But us, we've
3:26normalized pain and we've gotten so used
3:28to being in pain that we just we just go
3:33with the flow. We just like, hey, you
3:35know, I' I've felt worse. I've gone
3:37through worse. And we go with the flow.
3:40And a lot of times the unfortunate part
3:43and this what we got to be mindful of is
3:46we'll be done wrong and we'll take our
3:49pain out on our loved ones.
3:55If you look at it, a lot of people
3:58traumatize their children because of the
4:01trauma that they've experienced at the
4:04hands of America
4:06and will traumati traumatize their
4:08children, traumatize their spouse or
4:11significant other
4:14at the hands of
4:16America because of what they felt from
4:20America. And that's what we got to stop
4:22doing. If you want to be mad, take it
4:25out on the people that you mad at. If
4:27you can't take it to God in prayer and
4:30heal and grow, then take it out on the
4:33people that you mad at. Don't take it
4:36out on your children. Don't let your
4:39racist or sexist boss have you coming
4:43home cussing out your child and your
4:45child ain't did nothing to you. You
4:47yelling and screaming and cussing out
4:49your child, taking out your pain and
4:52angst and anger out on your child and
4:54your child is an innocent bystander
4:57and you snapping on your child and you
5:00shortcircuited. You ain't got the
5:02patience. You ain't got the temperament
5:05with your child who loves you
5:07unconditionally, who ain't done nothing
5:09to you because you mad about your job
5:12when you need to snap on that job. You
5:14need to tell your boss about they
5:16yourself and then go get you another job
5:18if you got to instead of and then you
5:21need to come and wrap your arms around
5:23your child and you need to love your
5:25love on your child. You need to care for
5:27your child. You need to speak life into
5:29your child. You need to encourage your
5:31child. You need to make sure your child
5:33got the utmost confidence. And guess
5:36what? You still gonna have to go
5:37through. I got to go to my email right
5:40now because I had to write somebody
5:42about my child and who who trying to
5:47affect my child confidence and trying to
5:50get on my child and that's exactly what
5:53they'll do. They will y'all forgive me.
5:56I'm look looking through my email. See
5:58if I got that.
6:05See if I got that email.
6:07Because that's what they'll do. They
6:09will try to break your child. They'll
6:13try to
6:16they want to destroy
6:18your child's confidence.
6:21And
6:23the thing about it is
6:26if you have a young child who is out and
6:30about and speaking and
6:36can hear and talk and understand and
6:41goes to birthday parties and things of
6:46that nature.
6:48and your child does all that,
6:52then
6:53you need to talk about this Nolan Wells
6:57case with your child. If your child is
6:58at a age of understanding, you need to
7:02have that discussion with your child
7:03about Nolan Wells because what happened
7:05to Nolan Wales can happen to you.
7:10And that's what that's what needs to be
7:12understood.
7:14What happened to Nolan Wales can happen
7:16to you
7:18and you need to realize and understand
7:21that.
7:24And so
7:28we have to start
7:31having these conversations with our
7:33children. You know, I I already talked
7:35to my oldest son about the Nolan Wells
7:38situation and he actually just been he
7:42he been staying home like his friends go
7:44to the frat parties and all of that and
7:47they up till 5:00 in the morning. He
7:49said, "Man, I just stayed in." He was
7:51like, "Ain't nothing ain't a ain't no
7:53reason for me to be out there." And
7:55that's the thing, like we got to have
7:56those conversations and we got to be
7:59able to get to that place to where we
8:02talking about those things and we we
8:06bringing that up and we touching on that
8:10of like, yeah, hey, yeah, you right.
8:13Because you'll be out and just out of
8:16jealousy. And the thing about it is, and
8:19this what black people don't understand,
8:23but we say we understand, but we don't
8:26really because if you truly understand
8:28it, you'll be a millionaire.
8:32So you you talk about black power and
8:37black magic, black girl magic and all of
8:40that, which I don't do nothing with
8:42magic, but black boy power, black girl
8:46power,
8:48and black power, but then we so set on
8:53remaining broke and we so afraid to
8:57stretch. We so afraid to believe in
9:01ourselves.
9:02I taught a class on AI money and using
9:07AI to make you some money and I think we
9:10had probably 80 people in the class.
9:13Class was only $5 to $25. Now the replay
9:16is up on tonygassacademy.com
9:19and every single black person under the
9:22sound of my voice ought to be taking
9:24that class. But you don't believe in
9:27yourself. You don't believe that you
9:29could be a millionaire. You don't
9:30believe you can make no extra money. So
9:32you sit on your thumbs. You go to their
9:34job and you work their dead end job and
9:37you put all of you into them and you put
9:41your whole life in their hand and they
9:43could fire you at any time and you have
9:46nothing to fall back on. You have no
9:47recourse cuz you don't actually believe
9:51that you born to be a millionaire, that
9:52you born to be great. You don't actually
9:55believe that you have a mind that is
9:57strong that can do anything you set your
10:00mind to. And what you have to realize is
10:04that
10:05and you got to step outside of yourself.
10:07And this is what I've done. I stepped
10:09outside of myself as a black man, as a
10:12black person. And I look in at black
10:15people and I realize our greatness and I
10:19realize how we are set up to be
10:25easily we easily set up to be envy.
10:28Because when you look at our bone
10:31structure and our natural build
10:34until we turn our life over to sugar
10:39or whatever, I'm going just say sugar.
10:42Until we turn our life over to sugar,
10:44cuz them crackheads be built like a mug.
10:46Eight pack of abs. Until we turn our
10:49life over to sugar. When you look at our
10:52bone structure, you look at a woman bone
10:55structure. Black woman
10:58legs going to be right. Whe whether she
11:01very slim and petite, she going to have
11:04a calf muscle, she going to have a thigh
11:06muscle, and she going to have two booty
11:09muscles, two strong glutes. If she's
11:12more voluuptuous,
11:14she's still going to have a thigh
11:16muscle, a calf muscle,
11:18and two roton booty cheeks.
11:23And stomach going to be flat, hips going
11:26to be a little wider, booty going to be
11:28nice.
11:30And when you look at a black man, he
11:32going to be muscle bound to till we turn
11:34our life over to sugar. either going to
11:36be lean and muscular
11:39like slim and muscular or he going to be
11:42thicker and muscular. Naturally strong
11:46skin do good in the suns. Yeah, need
11:49sunscreen. You got your little mix in
11:51you for sure. But yeah, you need
11:54sunscreen, but skin do good in the sun.
11:57The bodybuilders when they do
11:59competitions, they got to get spray
12:01painted black.
12:03All the bodybuilders get spray painted
12:05to be a black person.
12:08They be like bronze. My wife used to do
12:10it. She used to compete in the bikini
12:12division. And every single person, white
12:17skin does not do well. They will not let
12:20you go up there on that stage white. You
12:22got to be spray painted like a a
12:24light-skinned black person or a medium
12:27brown black person because they say
12:30muscles pop more on darker skin.
12:34What they got all around the country?
12:37Tanning beds.
12:39What is making millions of dollars?
12:41People who can do injections for the
12:43lips. If you is that type of nurse, you
12:46need to get certified right now to do
12:48lip injections. And you will make a
12:50fortune off of white women injecting
12:53their lips to be the thickness and the
12:56size that black women have naturally.
13:00Think about it. Like the greatest music,
13:05the most the music that every person of
13:09every race and genre and color listens
13:11to is black people music.
13:14Not every person of every color listens
13:17to country music. Not every person of
13:19every color listens to heavy metal. Not
13:22every person of every color listens to
13:25Indian music or Hispanic music. The one
13:29music that Hispanics, that Indians and
13:33Asians, Chinese,
13:35black, white, that every single race on
13:39the face of this earth listen to is
13:42black people music. Think about that.
13:46Whoever black people vote for wins the
13:50presidency.
13:52Whatever brand of clothes that black
13:55people support makes the most money.
13:59Whatever TV show or or streaming show or
14:05book or movie that black people support
14:10becomes number one.
14:14The most powerful dollar on the face of
14:17the earth is the black dollar.
14:20That's what you have to realize and
14:22understand. And white people will not
14:25tell you anything otherwise.
14:28They will not tell you. They won't tell
14:31you that it don't that that that ain't
14:34true. They won't tell you that. Remember
14:38I last time I was paying attention to TV
14:42uh scandal was on. They had a black
14:45female lead in the TV show Scandal. So
14:48guess what? It was number one.
14:51Then How to Get Away with Murder with
14:53Viola Davis and Empire. The show Empire
14:5750 Cent show Power
15:03Blight
15:05number one sports show Stephen A. Smith
15:07show man and all black men watch that
15:13show. It's the reason why his show
15:15number one over the other shows because
15:19he got the black vote. He got the black
15:22interest. Shannon Sharp on YouTube.
15:25Number one
15:27most viewed interview on YouTube.
15:46What is the I just Googled it. What is
15:48the number one most viewed interview on
15:51YouTube? The number one mostwatched
15:53podcast interview in YouTube history is
15:57Cat Williams appearance on Shannon
16:00Sharp's Club Shay Shay podcast which
16:03surpassed over 68 million views.
16:08And guess what? It overtook the previous
16:11record holder Joe Rogan 2018 interview
16:16with Elon Musk on the Joe Rogan
16:18Experience to claim the top spot. Here
16:21you have Joe Rogan, the number one
16:24podcaster in the world. He interviews
16:28the richest man in the world, Elon Musk,
16:31and it be between him and Jeff Bezos.
16:35And they was the number one spot.
16:38The number one spot
16:41from 2018 now. So Cat Williams interview
16:46release date was January 3rd, 2024. They
16:49had six years of views
16:54and Club Shay Shay came and snatched
16:58that
17:00in a little bit. He He hadn't hit that
17:0368 million views quick.
17:06Guess what? Two black men. Guess what?
17:10Black eyeballs
17:11got black people watching it.
17:14You have to understand the power
17:18in the essence of black people. Like you
17:20got like what color you think the
17:21Egyptians was that Moses freed out of
17:25captivity from Pharaoh? You think they
17:27You think they were pale white? No.
17:31They were black. They were black people.
17:35And what color was the slaves in America
17:38that got freed
17:40from
17:42the white power system? They were
17:44blight.
17:46So
17:48it is
17:52it is.
18:05So you got to realize,
18:10you got to think about this thing.
18:13It is
18:16a safe argument
18:18to say that black people
18:22is one of God's chosen people. Not to
18:26say that nobody else is, but you got to
18:30think about that
18:33as far as body type,
18:38skin type,
18:41just natural
18:43just natural powers in melanin.
18:48Just the things that melanin does
18:51and the strength in melanin.
18:54And that's why
18:58we are attacked
19:00because it's like people not people
19:02ain't dumb. Like people ain't dumb.
19:05People know like they they they could
19:07look and see, oh it's something in you.
19:11Like
19:12you naturally dynamic. You naturally
19:19majestic. Like it's something in you
19:21like what's going on? Like how in the
19:24world you doing what you doing?
19:28Like how you talk, how you talk, how you
19:31walk, how you walk. How is it that
19:36anything you get into?
19:39So
19:41you get into baseball and the number one
19:45home runner is a black man, Hank Aaron.
19:49You get into golf and we just put a
19:52little sprinkle in you and you become
19:54Ter Tiger Woods. You get into tennis and
19:58you Serena and Venus Williams. You get
20:02into basketball and you Michael Jordan.
20:05You get into boxing and you Muhammad Ali
20:07and Floyd Mayweather.
20:10You you get into the arts and the
20:12sciences
20:14and
20:16you computing
20:19rocket science. You you invent the
20:22internet. You invent the light. You
20:24invent
20:26you invent rockets. You whatever it is
20:29like black people invented
20:34almost everything that we use was
20:38invented by black people.
20:40And it was stolen. The inventions was
20:44stolen.
20:46The lady came e even the Jack Daniels
20:51was taught by a black man. And the lady
20:54was able to come and make tens of
20:56millions of dollars. Fawn Weaver before,
20:59you know, the company went defunct. She
21:01made millions of dollars and raised
21:04hundreds of millions of dollars off a
21:06black man name that she ain't even know
21:09wasn't even no ken to that black man
21:12name was able to raise who in the world
21:18the the the woman had over $150 million
21:21from the bank and had over $250 million
21:24from investors
21:27later easily went through over $400
21:29million
21:31that she spent cash moola not not
21:34stocks.
21:36She spent 400 million cash moola doula
21:40minimum of 350 million but it's a lot of
21:44loans that probably wasn't even reported
21:48350 million off a black man name.
21:54Now, of that 350 million, the family
21:56should have got bust down at least 35
21:58million. I don't think they got none of
22:01that. But think about the power in a
22:05black name.
22:09And that's why you supposed to be
22:10building your name.
22:12Are you building your name that your
22:14children could cash in off your name one
22:18day? Can your children go down and get a
22:21loan off your name?
22:24What are you doing with your gifts? You
22:25sitting on your gifts and you hiding
22:27your gifts. You sitting at the house
22:30talented and gifted in a mug and won't
22:33believe in yourself and won't invest in
22:35yourself and got all this talent and you
22:38sitting there. I got to start bumping my
22:40gums. I'mma be bumping my gums. I'm
22:42tired of talking about love
22:43relationship. So sent y'all notification
22:46with these other videos. a little tire
22:48to talk about love relationship
22:51and so realize
22:53you got to do something with your name
22:55like I want my kids to be able to get
22:57indoors because they daddy name. Yeah,
23:02absolutely. And it happened for them.
23:05They done got indoors. They didn't got
23:06in opportunities where all they needed
23:09was a opportunity and then they was able
23:11to show themselves. They was able to
23:13show that they worthy.
23:17But my name opened the door.
23:20The gift. You got to use your gifts. My
23:23my my son's in private school. They went
23:25to private school.
23:27Oldest son in college. My wife made that
23:29happen. Her gift. Gift of g. Gift of
23:34influencing people and winning friends.
23:36Like the book title. She lived that. was
23:39able to go up there and they gave her
23:42now we pay full tuition, but she was
23:44able to get a tuition deal that they had
23:49never given anybody before.
23:52She basically was able to get 90% off
23:56pretty much at least 80% off.
24:00We couldn't even afford it. We had to
24:03split it half and half with her mama
24:08for our oldest son tuition.
24:11And then God blessed us, moved in our
24:13businesses. And not only was we able to
24:16go to full tuition, but we also was able
24:18to donate to the school.
24:21So they got it back. And our sons, they
24:25use our sons and all their marketing.
24:28So they they got it back. They use our
24:30sons for their diversity. and man, my
24:32oldest son put them on the map in the
24:34spelling be won the region three years
24:37in a row. They ain't do it the next year
24:39because they were tired of seeing him
24:40win.
24:42They they they were just wanting to pat
24:43him on the back too. They ain't want to
24:45recognize him. I made the principal give
24:46my son a trophy that go from the ground
24:48to to to his hip cuz I told him I said,
24:51"You y'all ever had anybody win the
24:53spelling be?" He said, "No."
24:56I said, "So you never had a student in
24:58all the years y'all done the spelling
25:00be? never had a student win the spelling
25:03bee. He said, "No, we never had a
25:06winner."
25:07I say, "So now you have a student that
25:11not only wins the spelling be, but wins
25:13the spelling be three years in a row and
25:17y'all not going to honor him." I
25:20guarantee you if there was a white kid,
25:21you would be honoring him. Oh, well, we
25:24don't like to make other kids feel bad.
25:26I said, "You don't like to make other
25:28kids feel bad cuz it's a black kid
25:30that's winning."
25:32I said, "Only the great three Pete."
25:35Michael Jordan, Kobe Bryant. Only the
25:37great three Pete. My son had a three
25:40Pete and y'all ain't never seen one win
25:42and he done won it three years in a row
25:45and you not f to honor him?
25:48That white man, he was Hispanic, too.
25:50Last name Valdez. He wasn't even no
25:53Johnson or no Smith or no whatever. He
25:57had some Hispanic in him but he he white
25:59passing and he went and got that trophy
26:03and at the next chapel he honored my son
26:05and when in his speech he said only the
26:07great three peak cuz that hit him cuz he
26:10loves sports. That hit him and he
26:12realized like what I was saying like uh
26:14don't be uh just cuz it's all white kids
26:17here if my son doing like this right
26:19here this level of dominance. Oh yeah,
26:22you f you fa recognize him cuz y'all
26:25recognize everybody else. But that's how
26:28they will do us. You have to advocate
26:30for your child. And they still playing
26:34in our face. They still trying to murder
26:36us and it go unsolved. They still over
26:40sentence us. So you have to And guess
26:43what? I don't like voting. Don't believe
26:46in it. But you got to use your voting
26:48power. Use your voting power. Get out
26:50there and vote. Get out there and vote
26:54cuz you see what we in right now. So
26:57come November, your butt need to be down
27:00there. Cuz you see what we going
27:02through. You see this economy and and
27:05while we struggling, all us struggling,
27:08he in there running up billions, doing
27:11crypto scams, doing all kind of stuff,
27:14running up billions,
27:16and we struggling.
27:19And then we get pandered to, oh, if
27:22y'all vote for us, we going to get y'all
27:245,000
27:26cuz they know that what we need most is
27:30some money.
27:33And look, I just seen and I'm going to
27:35tell you, the economy is down. Like
27:37these churches is going broke. Like
27:39right now I seen that they was saying
27:43TD Jake them was saying
27:47um that they they discount they
27:49conference you know two $300 on the
27:52tickets discounting them. Ain't nobody
27:55buying the tickets. Now my conference
27:57next month a and mine ain't discounted.
27:59Well it's all it is 50% off based on
28:02what I'm going be teaching. But November
28:0428th, go on get over to um Tony Gaston
28:07Academy and grab your
28:10grab your spot. Let me make sure I got
28:12it moved up to the front. But go get
28:16your ticket. Meet me in Tampa. And uh
28:24I'mma move it on up so you can see it
28:27cuz on the purpose art live seminar.
28:30Sign up right there. get your spot,
28:34come on down,
28:37and Lord willing, they don't switch it
28:39up on us and change it up on us. But
28:42come on down, grab your ticket. If you
28:44got to drive down, come on down, bring
28:46your friend.
28:48And if you got to drive, you need to
28:50bring a friend, just write in, let me
28:52know. Friend could come on down with you
28:54and I'll let them in. I ain't ain't feed
28:57them now, but I'll let them in with you.
29:00So, let me see here. Products
29:04and the the pastor who got all that
29:09land. I think it's Bishop Hillard
29:12or something like that.
29:15Bishop Hillard.
29:18This man had to put his estate
29:23up for sale. Bishop Hillard got to put
29:26that estate up for sale.
29:29They he had it they say he had it. My
29:32wife told me he had it listed for
29:3715 million
29:39and now got it down to 11 million.
29:50I sure wish I could get it off of them,
29:53but I can't even get it off of them.
29:59I can't even get it off
30:03because
30:12and this thing saying 2024. It's almost
30:14like they went back and updated it. But
30:17yeah, Google that. Bishop Hillard.
30:21Hillyard. H I L L I.
30:28You know why? I guarantee you.
30:32I guarantee you he having to sell it.
30:40All these posts say from look like from
30:422024 he been trying to sell this thing.
30:49talking about in 2021, an attorney for
30:52the church told the Houston Chronicle
30:53that the property's primary use was as a
30:56minister's retreat and conference
30:58center, which made it eligible for tax
31:00breaks. Yeah, right.
31:02You don't How many conferences you
31:04having a year, buddy? You ain't going to
31:07have no $15 million estate for one
31:09conference a year. Like, you need to
31:12have a conference every week.
31:15But guess what? It was a time where
31:18people had so much money and people was
31:22doing so good in the economy and in
31:24their business. They was able to donate
31:26like that. So he was able to get this
31:29big old estate.
31:32Whole family could live there and
31:34literally living like a king. Literally
31:38living like a king.
31:40And I'm f to show it to y'all. Literally
31:43living like a king.
31:53And that's what it that's what it
31:56came to.
32:00Look at that.
32:02Look at Look how good that that grass
32:05mold that grass mold so good.
32:09You can lick that grass that grass mold
32:12so good.
32:13Look, all this his land, all this, all
32:16these houses, that's all on his
32:17property. All this whole thing is just
32:20his property. Blight man.
32:25Blight man. Everything is bigger in
32:27Texas. And we're not just talking about
32:29monster size hell or those 10gon hats.
32:32This time it's a massive compound made
32:35up of six separate houses and spread
32:37over 24 acres in the Houston suburb of
32:40Spring. And with that huge chunk of
32:42property comes a very hefty price tag,
32:4515 million.
32:47The incredible estate is being sold by a
32:50local mega church, the New Light
32:52Christian Center Church, having served
32:55for many years as the residence of its
32:57founder, Bishop Ivy Hillyard.
33:01Bishop, let me take over that church.
33:04Woo!
33:06Ting like that.
33:08my my
33:11bishop. And so listen to me. The state
33:15was classified by Hillyard as a
33:17parsonage,
33:19meaning that he has not had to pay any
33:22property taxes on it.
33:25Woo.
33:26Ain't had to pay no property taxes on
33:29it. Boy, it's a smart brother there.
33:31Look at that. And look at that genius.
33:34That brother didn't That brother didn't
33:36can't be mad at him.
33:38Can't be mad at them cuz they they do it
33:40all day long.
33:42That brother beat them property taxes on
33:44my little old house. My house probably
33:47about this size right here.
33:50Probably about like that right there.
33:52You know how much my property taxes were
33:55last year? 18,000.
33:58So, and I ain't even got now acre. I'm
34:01on a third of an acre. I'm on a corner
34:04lot in a neighborhood.
34:07So this man, he got one, two, three,
34:12four,
34:14five, six, seven, eight, nine. He got 10
34:17of my houses. That property tax, if it
34:19was like ours,
34:21how they tax where I live, that'll be
34:24170 grand a year.
34:28That man got no property taxes cuz it's
34:30a parsonage. I need to open my church so
34:35my house could be a parsonage. need me
34:37need me his CPA. If you his CPA, you
34:40watching this, get me a call,
34:44man. See this old school, too, cuz it
34:46got the brown. Everybody doing the white
34:48n got the brown countertops. Yeah, they
34:50old school.
34:52And this here carpet is is hideous.
34:55And that carpet, they're hideous, too.
34:57But they but they Joel ain't no no style
35:00now. My goodness. Sleeping in a funeral
35:03home.
35:05But they old school boy. Even need
35:07chair.
35:09Chail catching all kind of fart. All
35:11kind of booty. The chair supposed to be
35:14leather pastor. So you can wipe them
35:16thing down. Got all kind of booty
35:19jewels.
35:21Got a salon in here.
35:24Whole salon. Come on over. I mean they
35:27were living like kings. You hear me? But
35:30guess what?
35:32Guess what? Now,
35:37guess what?
35:39Church stopped tithing
35:42cuz people got to pay for their gas and
35:44their groceries. People ain't got no
35:46money to give.
35:49So, he got to sell it cuz that that
35:51ain't nothing you sell. That's something
35:52you want to have forever right there.
35:56That ain't nothing you sell.
36:03That ain't nothing
36:06you sell.
36:13What is this? That
36:16side right.
36:19I cannot side right.
36:26I will give you a $5 and that will be
36:30yours.
36:37Mama sent me something.
36:48So
36:50you got to realize that
36:54it's it's tough out here. So guess what?
37:06You got to use your voting power.
37:11Got to get on out here
37:23and you got to realize who you are. And
37:26I'm going tell you something.
37:29You know, we all doing bad. We all, now
37:31when I say doing bad, meaning we all
37:33struggling. We all trying to make it. It
37:35just it just different levels to it. So
37:38a lot of people assume that oh you know
37:40this person that person make a lot of
37:42money but what you don't realize is the
37:44more money you make the more bills you
37:46have because it's more expected of you.
37:48It's more of a lifestyle you got to
37:51upkeep and uphold because you can't be a
37:54millionaire living in the ghetto because
37:56you'll get robbed. You'll get killed. So
37:59you got to move out of the ghetto and
38:00you got to go to a gated neighborhood
38:02when you become a millionaire. And with
38:05that with that millionaire with that
38:07gated neighborhood come expenses,
38:10property taxes, HOA,
38:12the house costs more, the the lights
38:15cost more, the water costs more, the
38:17lawn cost more, the pool cost. Then you
38:21got to drive a certain kind of car
38:23because you living further out. You your
38:26car got to be efficient. It got to be
38:27good on gas. It got to be up tod date
38:30because if you got a old beat car, you
38:33going to be spending thousands of
38:34dollars getting it fixed. So, you might
38:36as well get a newer car. So, this guy
38:38did this video and it was good. I sent
38:40it to my to to to one of my one of my
38:44white partners. Let me let me see if I
38:45can find it. And he was saying basically
38:48the poorer you are, the more money you
38:52spend.
38:54And that thing was good. what he said.
38:56That thing was showing up good.
39:01Let me see if this the one.
39:06Let me see if this the one
39:07>> expensive thing it is to be in America
39:09is poor. And for the people that get it,
39:12this isn't news to you, but for a lot of
39:14people, they don't realize that by not
39:16having money, it costs more money. If
39:19you miss a payment, you get a late fee.
39:22If you overdraft in your bank, you get a
39:24fee. If you have bad credit, you pay
39:27higher interest rates for mortgage, for
39:29any type of loan you take out. If you
39:32don't have health insurance, you will
39:33pay everything just to go see a doctor.
39:36If you don't own a good car, you're
39:38going to take your car to the car shop
39:39more often for repairs. If you can't
39:41afford to buy groceries in bulk, you're
39:43going to pay more for groceries per
39:44unit. If you can't afford to buy a home,
39:47you rent. And the most important thing
39:49people don't talk about is time. If you
39:51don't have money, if you don't have
39:53resources, you are going to be spending
39:56time. That's the most valuable asset you
39:58have. In economics, we actually have a
40:00name for this, and it's called the
40:01poverty premium. Poor people have to
40:04spend more for the same necessities that
40:06people with money have. So, when someone
40:08with money tells someone without money
40:11to just make better financial decisions,
40:13it really is tonedeaf because it doesn't
40:16recognize the reality of what it truly
40:18means to be poor.
40:22Ain't that something?
40:25Young white brother that came and saved
40:27us. The cave and gave us an excuse. Now
40:30we Hey, you see it called motorbo.
40:33I like that though. But he told the
40:35truth. He told the truth because it's
40:38like and the other thing that people
40:40don't realize is like when you make it
40:42out and you make you a little bit of
40:44money which for some people that's
40:4640,000 50,000 because they live in a
40:49city where the median income is 25. So
40:53you making 50,000, 60,000, 70,000, you
40:56get to 80,000, 90,000, 100,000,
41:00you know, 110, 120, 140, 200. Like I
41:04think the most one of my clients make
41:07just as like everyday people is 500,000.
41:10So it's like at when you climb wherever
41:15that's at cuz it's different in Alabama
41:17and Mississippi. like the media going to
41:19be different than you know certain
41:22Atlanta Georgia or Washington DC or
41:26Houston, Dallas, Texas, Los Angeles. You
41:28know it's different. So you get to a
41:32certain place now everybody know you got
41:34this job.
41:36So all your friends and family come to
41:38you when they need that $20. So you
41:41start loaning money because you feel
41:44guilty that you successful.
41:47And then you get credit cards. And then
41:49when your stuff get tight, you use your
41:51credit cards. And then if your money get
41:54you get so spread out, you done loan so
41:56much money, you didn't gave so much
41:58money, you taking care of so many people
42:00to where now you laid on your credit
42:02cards and this what I live. And so a lot
42:07of people don't realize that that that's
42:08how that go. This what I live. So now
42:11you laid on your credit cards. So now
42:14your credit get bad. Now your credit
42:16bad, you got late payments and it and
42:18the people you taking care of, they
42:21ain't got no late payments because they
42:22living on your credit card or you
42:26helping them and so they ain't got no
42:28late payments and then they or they may
42:30have late payments, their credit already
42:32shot, but now they come shoot your
42:33credit. So now your credit shot. So not
42:36anything you want to do, then you get in
42:40debt. You can't even debt consolidate
42:43because the debt consolidation people
42:45want you to have a certain credit score.
42:47And if you of color,
42:50they not going to approve you. If you
42:53white, they'll approve you. And that's
42:56what a lot of white people don't believe
42:58is real, but that's real because they
43:01could tell. And that's why they want to
43:02talk to you. They want to get on the
43:04phone with you. and that underwriter
43:06have it written in the language
43:09of what they can deny, but they also
43:13have a choice
43:15on what they can approve.
43:17They they got a choice. It's a human. It
43:20ain't just a system. And I seen the guy
43:22who started Jersey Mike's the sub shop.
43:26He went to every bank. They all denied
43:29him. But he went to his football coach
43:32who also was a loan officer at a bank
43:36and because he the football coach knows
43:39him,
43:40he approved it at his bank. That go to
43:44show you. And it was a $25,000 loan way
43:47back in the day for him to buy the sub
43:50shop. He changed the name to Jersey
43:52Mike's. Now I think they say it's worth
43:558 billion
43:56or something like that. And so I say
43:59that to say, opportunities look
44:02different. A black man could have never
44:04got that $25,000 loan cuz a white man
44:06got turned down by every bank he went
44:08to. And he just happened to have
44:12another white man in his network who is
44:15a loan officer at a bank. And so that's
44:19how he was able to get the loan. And
44:21that $25,000 loan that he got as a
44:2417-year-old
44:26made him a multi-millionaire and his
44:28family will forever be good if he do
44:31right by that money. And so that's what
44:34I mean. So it's time now to start
44:38looking for ways to bet on yourself. How
44:42can you bet on yourself? How can you
44:46better your situation? Change your
44:48situation for you. change your situation
44:51for your family and get into a better
44:54place. And you got to double down on
44:58yourself. You got to invest in yourself.
45:00If you unwilling to invest in yourself,
45:04then you're going to be unwilling to
45:05earn. You unwilling to earn. You not
45:08going to be able to earn if you're not
45:11willing to invest in you.
45:14You got to be willing to do it. And a
45:17lot of people don't realize that. A lot
45:18of people don't believe that.
45:21A lot of people don't want to do the
45:24work. You got to be willing to do the
45:27work. You got to be willing to take that
45:31chance. Make that happen.
45:34Got to be willing. And a lot of people
45:36ain't willing. A lot of people ain't
45:38willing. A lot of people ain't ready.
45:40A lot of people don't want to. But guess
45:42what? You got to be willing.
45:46And it ain't going to be easy. It is not
45:49going to be easy.
45:51And yeah, y'all know my camera went off.
45:53I know. Oh, Tony, your camera went off.
45:55It ain't going to be easy. Ain't going
45:58to be a situation to where you could
46:00just It's so easily.
46:05Just jump off the porch and win. It's
46:07going to take time. And guess what?
46:09You'll go up and you can come back down.
46:13And right now, we all is down.
46:17And and listen, I'm going to tell you
46:18something. The economy affect everybody.
46:21Like
46:23don't think that
46:26Tyler Perry selling two of his mansions
46:29just to sell two of his mansions.
46:32If you got you got to think about it,
46:34when is the last time
46:36we went to
46:39the movie theater?
46:42When the last time you went to the movie
46:43theater to watch a Tyler Perry movie?
46:48TV don't pay like the movies pay. It's a
46:53reason why it's called a big screen. So
46:56yeah, certain TV could pay, but not the
46:59kind of TV that Tyler Perry does. So
47:03without them movies going to the box
47:05office, without getting them budgets to
47:07go to the box office and do them $35
47:10million weekends, $50 million weekends
47:14where
47:16if you do 35 million,
47:20you know,
47:21what if he what if he even get
47:2610% of
47:29the total box office? you do
47:32250 to 500 million.
47:36What if you even get 10% of that?
47:40That's big bread. And then you add the
47:43TV on top of that.
47:46And so, yeah, the TV going to pay a
47:48little something, but
47:51not that much
47:53considering the amount of bills.
47:56So a person could see where things are
48:00changing. Like right now Rick Ross got
48:02his got his mansion up for sale. Like
48:06think it not strange that all these
48:10mega millionaires are selling their
48:13mansions at the same time. This the
48:15economy there their streams of income.
48:19It don't mean that they broke. don't
48:22mean that they not making good money
48:24because you don't sell your stuff
48:29if you don't need to sell your stuff.
48:32You sell your stuff when you need to
48:36sell your stuff. We we we as humans are
48:38hoarders. We want to keep our stuff.
48:40Now, when we sell, what's the question?
48:44Why you selling? That's always the
48:46question. Like, why you selling? Now,
48:48some people Yeah. Oh, I'm selling cuz I
48:50want to get something bigger or I'm
48:53selling because I'mma get something new.
48:55And yeah, that what we say. That what we
48:58say, but that always don't be the case.
49:01That don't be the truth half the time.
49:05That don't be the truth half the time.
49:08So,
49:11you got to realize that.
49:14You got to realize that
49:28and
49:31so just how you going through
49:35everybody going through.
49:37Everybody got a bill collector.
49:40Everybody got something they want to do
49:41that they can't do right now.
49:43Everybody got that. So it's like this
49:46right here. Tyler Perry selling two
49:49different mansions I think I saw. And it
49:51say he gonna keep his studio. But guess
49:53what? He may h the studio could make
49:56money. The studio is a asset. Them
49:58houses don't make no money. One house
50:00like 39 million, another house like
50:02something else million.
50:05And so it's like them houses don't make
50:07no money.
50:09And
50:12Unless he want to put it on Airbnb, but
50:15Airbnb ain't making no money. It say
50:18Tyler Perry is selling two major
50:20properties as part of the portfolio
50:22downsizing ahead of his planned
50:23relocation to Puerto Rico. That man
50:26moved to Puerto Rico off of them two
50:28sales. Going to be able to live forever.
50:30I'm about to be out there in Puerto
50:32Rico, too. Beverly Hills, California
50:35Estate. Chatau Rev Tyler. Hey, man. Let
50:40me rent that off for you. Rent the own
50:42off for you, Tyler.
50:4525,000
50:47square foot Tuskinstyle mega mansion
50:50located on a 22.5 acre compound in
50:53Beverly Ridge Estates listed for 57
50:57million.
51:01Woo! That brother will make us a bull.
51:0657 million now. It's a black man now.
51:12A black man now. 57 million. It features
51:16eight to nine bedrooms, 12 to 15
51:18bathrooms,
51:20a 24 seat home theater, a music hall, a
51:25wine celler, a gym, and a guest house. I
51:29wonder if that was a guest house that
51:30that boy was at on that lawsuit.
51:34And then Jackson Hole, Wyoming Retreat.
51:36That's out there where Kanye like to be.
51:40The 37.62
51:42acre property located in Bar BC Ranch
51:46listed for 39.5
51:48million.
51:50Now, I'mma tell you, houses that big,
51:54that'll make one of them straight men go
51:56out there and turn gay.
51:59Houses that big, them boys might be out
52:01there, them young actors might be out
52:03there thinking they like women. get out
52:05there and see that house and be like,
52:07"Oh no, oh no, that might be what they
52:12were going through out there when they
52:15talking about and then they want to file
52:16a lawsuit." No, don't file no lawsuit
52:19now. You was in there cozy in that guest
52:21room. You in there around there in a
52:24road. What in the world you the acting
52:27at the director house for? What you
52:31sleeping at the director house for, boy?
52:34didn't want to file a lawsuit talking
52:36about he was grabbing on your booty and
52:38ball. Come on now. And so listen to me.
52:43That right there, you see that level
52:45right there.
52:49Right there. TP about to hit 100 million
52:53now. Yeah. Probably got a mortgage on
52:55him of course, but about to hit 100
52:58million. And the thing about it is don't
53:00mean that he broke. He just could
53:02probably see a runway like, "Okay, I'm
53:04paying this mortgage. This mortgage is
53:0650,000 a month, 100,000 a month,
53:09whatever it is." It's like, "This
53:12mortgage, I'mma run out of runway in a
53:14couple years if I going to get out of
53:15this." And the market about to crash. So
53:17they also all these people selling these
53:19houses too because you got to realize
53:22they tapped in.
53:24So they got the people in their corner
53:26that could that basically could do
53:27insider trading that could let them know
53:29like hey the bottom about to fall out of
53:32this market like you wait another 12
53:34months this house you going to have to
53:36list it for half of what you want. You
53:38ain't going to never be able to get out
53:40of it and the bank going to take it back
53:42and that's going to hit the news. So go
53:45list it for sale. And there's a lot of
53:48y'all that's listen to me. You won't you
53:49would never believe that. And I used to
53:51have to try to tell broke people cuz
53:54they'll be looking at people like a Rick
53:57Ross and he spend so much money and he
53:59show so much lavish lifestyle and
54:01they'll be like, "Man, that man got so
54:03much money. Man, that man got so much."
54:04And I'll be telling him like, "That man
54:05could be flat rope, bro." I said, "He
54:08literally could be making just enough to
54:10pay all of them bills."
54:12And just I said, "You I said it probably
54:15some days you got more money in your
54:17account than he got in his." And just
54:20nobody believe that. But it's like no,
54:22we live to the level
54:25that we earn.
54:28We live to the level.
54:48Mama Ry. So listen, know who you are.
54:54Tap in. Get over there. Tony Gas
54:56Academy. Grab the AI money. You'll see
54:59it on the little course icon. Get in
55:02there. Launch you something. Go through.
55:04I walk you through it. I do a screen
55:06share. Launch you something. Tap on in.
55:10And just just sell little stuff
55:14to your friends and family. Because one
55:17thing we going to do as humans is we
55:20always going to buy us a little outlet.
55:22Like we always going to,
55:25no matter how bad things get, we going
55:28to treat oursel a little bit. Whatever
55:31it may be, whatever, treat yourself. For
55:33some people, it's just a new shirt. Some
55:36people it's a iced coffee. Some people
55:39it's a night at the movies. It's it's a
55:41out to eat. We always going to treat
55:44ourselves.
56:00We always going to treat ourselves. So
56:02guess what? be the person that they
56:03treating themselves with your product,
56:06your service, your whatever
56:09and have you something and start
56:11building you something on the side. And
56:14if you got a job and you don't need the
56:16extra money, take that extra money and
56:20put it up in your Roth IRA and direct
56:24that Roth IRA to some strong performing
56:28funds
56:29and just let that compound interest just
56:32add up. 100, $200, $300 a month that you
56:36putting in there, just put it on over
56:39there all the way up for the next 10,
56:4220, 15,
56:44whatever years and let that compound
56:47interest like work for yourself like
56:49that. Pull your little bit out when you
56:51need it. Yeah, they say, "Oh, you got to
56:53pay a 10% penalty." Okay, cool. It's
56:55just 10%. Just a dime on a dollar. But
56:58start to believe in yourself. Start
57:00working on yourself. Start pushing
57:02yourself. Go to the next level. Do what
57:05you called to do. Use your gifts. Tap
57:08into your strengths. Don't just keep
57:11being comfortable being basic and
57:14regular. You know, being just over
57:17broke. And yes, it's hard out here. It
57:20is not easy. It's not easy at all.
57:24But you got to realize that it's doable.
57:30It is doable. And you can make something
57:33happen. You can make it happen. And
57:37it's it first has to start right here.
57:43It got to start right here.
57:46You got to get to that place to where
57:50you able to say, "Okay,
57:53I'm there.
57:55I believe in myself.
57:58I'mma work on myself.
58:02I'mma do what I'm called to do.
58:06And you got to be able to do that. And a
58:09lot of people don't realize and
58:11understand that this your choice.
58:15This is your choice. And
58:19if you believe you can,
58:23then you can.
58:25Now, yes, you it depends on other
58:28people.
58:30You need other people,
58:33but
58:35there's always somebody.
58:38And God will send you who you need.
58:43He'll send you who you need. He'll send
58:45you
58:47and he'll bless somebody
58:52to bless you.
58:56And that's what you got to realize and
58:58understand.
59:00So get to that place, work on you,
59:04do what you called to do
59:09and
59:11be the best that you could be at it and
59:14and keep p keep pivoting. You start you
59:18start your t-shirt line,
59:21you don't get that many sales. You post
59:23every day for 30 days in a row, you
59:25don't get a lot of sales, then okay,
59:27boom, pivot.
59:30Do the next thing. Post every day for 30
59:32days in a row. Pivot. Do the next thing,
59:35you know? Or if you get a little
59:36traction, stick with it. Keep going. But
59:40don't get stuck. Don't get stuck. Don't
59:43give up. Do what you called to do. Put
59:47it out there. Do what you called to do.
59:50be
59:52what you called to be and believe
59:55because they going to try to stop you at
59:57every
59:59turn, every step of the way. They're
1:00:01going to try to stop you. They're going
1:00:02to try to break you. They're going to
1:00:03try to discourage you and you can't give
1:00:05in. But hey, this Tony Gins. God bless
1:00:09you. Keep your head up. All the
1:00:10important links in the description.
1:00:12We'll talk soon.

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