Hard to be blackmailable if you don't show off your wealth and success. Hence why I have deleted all social media and keep contact only with close friends.
"don't be somebody's bitch." That pretty much sums up my approach to life. Like you, I have spent my life making sure other people could not control me. Great video Ronin!
Great episode Ronin Man, I'm listening to it for the third time since you posted. I totally agree with you: I eat very healthily and analyze related research about nutrition to optimize my health. Also, I'm often engaged in multiple relationships to always have the power of checking out of a "relationship/affair" at the moment's notice. I realized that Women are crappy cooks and often lack the basics of what we know as nutrition science; the one which most of my male sports partners or friends I knew from college know. Most of them are like children that more often than not, use/abuse fast foods, cookies, snacks, chips, Doritos, etc. as depression and anxiety medication. Cheers from Germany Ronin Man, I hope one day you can make it to the cold Europe in one of your trips.
BEST WAY to become unblackmailable - put EVERYTHING in TRUST. If a trust is custodian of an asset, it cannot be taken away. Best position to be is beneficiary. Own NOTHING in your own legal name.
reKar Trustee a trust, retirement, real estate owned in a corporations name. But beware that money is only a small part of the package. So many aspects of a truly fulfilling, inspiring, free, full of growth, true to oneself life. Did you listen in full? How are the other parts working for you?
@@RoninMan - I wrote the comment before I heard the entire video. We're on the same page my friend; I'd even go as far as saying kindred spirits. Money is only a tool; a great tool if used properly. I haven't worked for a paycheck in 25 years. I travel when and where I want, I pay for my daughters university education in cash, I always have 3-4 women on rotation, ready to screw. Life is AWESOME. Keep teaching the ways brother; MEN NEED TO HEED YOUR ADVISE.
So laws about disclosing beneficial ownership of a trust exist only on the books but not in practice in 2019? If I am the beneficial owner of a Delaware-based trust I am not required by law to disclose this and pay taxes etc.? Delaware'S banking-secrecy laws are the best in the U.S., right? Other options for structuring a trust to avoid taxes? Perhaps one entity in the trust based in Delaware, anther based in Panama, a third in Jersey etc.??? Is is necessary to go to these multi-jurisdictional lengths to keep things confidential in 2019?
@@coughforme21 - Whooaaa. Questions... I'll do my best to answer them in order. Why would you want to "disclose beneficial interest" of a trust? This would leave the beneficiaries open to lawsuits and other perils, right? No, you want to be involved in PRIVATE trusts. There is a difference between PRIVATE trusts and PUBLIC trusts, which a statutory in nature and are usually setup by attorneys and the like (fewer than 1% of attorneys are experts in trust law). I would stay away from those entities as much as your can as those trusts are subject to the jurisdiction of the courts, probate, etc... I am not familiar with Delaware's laws respective to trusts. Anytime you place your trust in the jurisdiction of an incorporated state, you are subject to it's statutes. It is best to educated yourself before doing anything. PRIVATE trust(s) (also knows as LEGACY trusts((think Kennedys, Rockerfellers, Rothchilds)) operate outside of the legal jurisdiction so the courts do not have "the right" to do anything. Should a claim arise, the trustee or trust protector would show up with the proper redacted pages necessary to remove jurisdiction OUT of the judge's hands; jurisdiction most likely being PRIVATE INTERNATIONAL LAW. On the subject of taxes, would it not make sense to have an entity levy your wages (if you have those things) BEFORE the government or some other party does? This could be done through contract, maybe in order to repay a loan you borrowed some time ago? If 100% of your wages are levied before taxes or anything are taken out, you're really not making any money to tax, are you? In fact you'd have to keep borrowing from the entity to live and possibly go even further in debt, no? Beneficial? Could be.. Food for thought my friend... If you are interested in all this, I would recommend a book called: The art of passing the buck VOL I. It is a great way to get a taste of what is possible with private trusts. Knowlege is power. Become powerful.
@@rekartrustee4811 Thanks. Great stuff. This is very helpful. I will read "The Passing of the Buck Volume 1". I can see how having an entity levy your wages, especially one incorporated offshore, before the government does, and then borrowing from that entity or having them issue you a credit card to use to live, would be the way to go. Thanks again.
Great discussion! I 100% confirm you saying "most people have no clue" and you'd just get cliche answers if you asked. It's hard to find someone to consult and nothing equals own experience. Interesting timing cause I'm planning to move again for some time.
Exactly what i'm doing, moving to the east of the Netherlands. House prices are better and living near the forest. There is more a village mentality, most of the time people are more laid back and friendly.
I am fast on the path... finding your content made it far easier for me. Thank you. Edit: I haven't joined unblackmailable yet, and I have 80% of what you have discussed here checked. This has me wondering what you have in unblackmailable. Fuck... It must be really good. Next level shit. Can't wait to get in.
Great video. A lot of great detail and gems here. I always find it weird that I'm on exactly the same page as you - pursing many of the ideas you discuss having come to similar conclusions. I'm still in the process of building the life that you mention but I've been in three countries in the last month - working the whole time - continuing to build my digital business which is now allowing me to make money online. The part about easy access to sex is an interesting one. I'm starting to experiment with a bit more of a low sex lifestyle as I'm trying to focus more on my own achievements. I'm not sure about cutting sex out completely but definitely spending less time on women allows you more time for more productive stuff. It's not so much the sex that takes time, it's all of the other stuff. Imagine if you could channel that 5 or 6 hours per week into something more productive. Over the course of a year those marginal gains equate to hundreds of hours - more business, better skills, a new hobby. I think it's good to be able to get sex but after a certain point you realize that the time spent on it is kind of a sunk cost - you never get that time back and it's not like you are actually creating something lasting by banging a girl. Even if it's a good experience it is fleeting. I'm trying to look to investing into more durable, long-term pursuits. Ultimately I know that my sex drive is high so I won't go full monk but it is good to take some time out.
Amazing video Paul! One of your best imo. I've learned so much from your videos. I've been to Thailand a couple of times and eventually would like to move there as well.
For me being disciplined I've always wanted to be that, but for some reason I thought it was "Cool" to not care about things during highschool so you just don't try, yet that's not good in the future where everyone will have everything and your worth is pretty much dependent on how much value you have in life.
Women cannot understand how differently men love women compared to how women love men. Men are the true romantics, not women. I divorced my soulmate of 39 years, because she was careless with my affections for her and she caused me to feel too much emotional pain. I freely gave her the house, the car, and paid off all of her tens of thousands of consumer debt; I got my laptop, my carry-on bag, and my freedom; I think it was a fair trade.
Your my new best friend, Dam were in the small orbit. Just discovered your site this morning, subscribed , ONWARD THROUGH THE FOG , ALL THE BEST BRAH, REYBANN AUSTIN TEXAS
AAA video! I have done something 98% can't! I am not on social media. No Facebook, no Instagram, no nothing. This is what I call luxury and being unblackmailble. Saying "no".
Crypto Power I actually prefer the more social route but I really respect you for doing what few do. Think and act in ways that make sense to you. Not swept away by the crowds
Again, thanks for taking time to comment. Your videos gave me a lot the last 2 years. You are very interesting gentleman. I always was unique and only try things out that suit me. Thanks Ronin Man! Hope one day I can meet you and make a walk, exchanging interesting, unfiltered topics about life. It is good to be alive. Bless you, Sir.@@RoninMan
Similar to Ferriss's "Tribe of Mentors" idea (haven't waded too far into his content), perhaps you should have named the summit "Tribe of Ronins." Though the ability to gather like-minded people is obviously more important than what you name it. Learn/grow/improve/mastery. Anything else is over-complicating. :)
I don't know about having a bussiness. I have my job and in the evening i can spend my time drawing and painting. There is negative stuff you have to deal with in your job, but that happens in a bussiness too. Most people i know who have a bussiness work many many hours especially the first 10 years. Are you more independent? maybe, especially if you know how to start different companies, otherwise you might as well end up a slave to customers in a bussiness you don't like anymore. I find enjoyment being usefull and helping people in my job and in the evening i enjoy developing my drawing skills. Can i become any good at painting, maybe, i would even say likely at some point. Good enough to make something valuable? I don't know and it's not really that relevant at this time. I have time to develop myself, follow my instincts, interests and have full control. No need to sell or promote anything which wouldn't feel right to me at this point. I would say the most important thing is to not be fearfull to lose your job: 1) you should have enough money in the bank 2) become as good as you can so that it is more enjoyable 3) develop different skills to increase your confidence. Above all i have learned to trust my intuïtion, as long as my intention is good, i seem to find a way around, trough, over obstacles. Maybe i am a fool and i will do something i regret at some point, but i really don't feel confined anymore.
Tony there’s always pros and cons with either. Personally I have gone through both. Employment at a multinational company being a professional as well as running a business. I wouldn’t say one is better than the other. Just what suits you. I would say being in employment is less stressful in terms of your financial security as compared to running a business. But running a business gives you flexibility and say as to what you want to do and how you want to manage it. In terms of work levels, in both cases, I had to work equally long hours. When I used to be under employment, I used to be bosses around like a peon, taking orders from one boss and then having to change the work because another boss disagreed. In the end, you end up doing shit that was not necessary. Nobody knew what they wanted and you end up being a typist. Because I was good, I was loaded with work which is a curse. So there wasn’t such thing as art in the evening for me. If you lose your motivation it’s hard to keep up with the performance levels required and therefore your salary, increments, bonuses and promotion are affected. You are let go at the age of retirement and who knows what you’ll be doing to earn an income. Parents of friends of mine are bored shitless and struggling to survive on their retirement fund. In business, the stress is managing the financials, the sales, the employees (motivation, interviews, etc), the processes. It’s overwhelming and immense. If managed well it’ll be there for you during the good times and bad times. You get the satisfaction of building something from scratch and seeing it unfold knowing that it was your brain and effort and blood sweat and tears to see it develop. Pick your poison.
That's why I recommend passive investing in private placement real estate. It takes 10 to 20 hours per year of your time and the rest of the time you have free for your hobbies. Let the active operators who know their area and the business do all that work and you can be the passive investor that takes 70%.
Thank you Ronin, this was an awesome podcast. Your description of the self-sufficient man fits a person I know to a tee. Have all your businesses been unblackmailable? When one first starts out, they are someone's bitch. One must answer to a supplier, clients or an industry gatekeeper. I didn't call it "unblackmailable", I referred to it as the mafia. And I have a "mafia" factor in my business plans (ie how much external control influences me). There isn't much out there that is clean cut, the mafia has its tentacles in almost everything.
You should check out the Razer Blade 2019, it has pretty much everything you'd need, all you need for it is to get a 2TB NVME so that it has enough space.
Alex Cheung yea I know it. The Huawei Matebook 13 that came out at CES is pretty dope though. I’m waiting for the next gen Huawei with always on 5g connectivity though
Things change over time. In the 80's, 90's Japan was great. Afer that China, now Thailand. But it's changing again as land prices rise. There is no one best place forever. Find the best one now and move there. I've been hearing good things about Jakarta these days but am just in preliminary research
Ronin, I put a thumb up because I like you man, but I really get turned off by those one hour and twenty minutes videos ! Save us time and try to make them 15 minutes long and be more concise. I'm giving up on this one at 55 minutes... ;-)
Dude edit your commentary down. most people don’t have 45 minutes or an hour and 15 minutes to sit through your whole fucking rant. I appreciate the sentiment but just edit it down man and it will get out there to more men.
Hard to be blackmailable if you don't show off your wealth and success. Hence why I have deleted all social media and keep contact only with close friends.
Right on ,I knew FACEFUK , WOULD NOT END WELL, PUTTING YOUR ASS ON THE HIGHWAY NEVER DOES...
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My man speaking wisdom 💪
Beat me again
"don't be somebody's bitch."
That pretty much sums up my approach to life.
Like you, I have spent my life making sure other people could not control me. Great video Ronin!
You are an extraordinary being! A true outlier in the best possible way. What an inspiration. Thank you!!
I used to be old, fat, bald, broke and stupid until I found Ronin Man, now shit's gonna change!
Great episode Ronin Man, I'm listening to it for the third time since you posted.
I totally agree with you: I eat very healthily and analyze related research about nutrition to optimize my health. Also, I'm often engaged in multiple relationships to always have the power of checking out of a "relationship/affair" at the moment's notice.
I realized that Women are crappy cooks and often lack the basics of what we know as nutrition science; the one which most of my male sports partners or friends I knew from college know. Most of them are like children that more often than not, use/abuse fast foods, cookies, snacks, chips, Doritos, etc. as depression and anxiety medication.
Cheers from Germany Ronin Man,
I hope one day you can make it to the cold Europe in one of your trips.
I want to do a Summit in Cologne at some point. A very good friend lives there
Awesome 👌 Hope to meet you there then.
@@RoninMan
@@veritasdude1358 you too! Sounds good
BEST WAY to become unblackmailable - put EVERYTHING in TRUST. If a trust is custodian of an asset, it cannot be taken away. Best position to be is beneficiary. Own NOTHING in your own legal name.
reKar Trustee a trust, retirement, real estate owned in a corporations name. But beware that money is only a small part of the package. So many aspects of a truly fulfilling, inspiring, free, full of growth, true to oneself life. Did you listen in full? How are the other parts working for you?
@@RoninMan - I wrote the comment before I heard the entire video. We're on the same page my friend; I'd even go as far as saying kindred spirits. Money is only a tool; a great tool if used properly. I haven't worked for a paycheck in 25 years. I travel when and where I want, I pay for my daughters university education in cash, I always have 3-4 women on rotation, ready to screw. Life is AWESOME. Keep teaching the ways brother; MEN NEED TO HEED YOUR ADVISE.
So laws about disclosing beneficial ownership of a trust exist only on the books but not in practice in 2019? If I am the beneficial owner of a Delaware-based trust I am not required by law to disclose this and pay taxes etc.? Delaware'S banking-secrecy laws are the best in the U.S., right? Other options for structuring a trust to avoid taxes? Perhaps one entity in the trust based in Delaware, anther based in Panama, a third in Jersey etc.??? Is is necessary to go to these multi-jurisdictional lengths to keep things confidential in 2019?
@@coughforme21 - Whooaaa. Questions... I'll do my best to answer them in order.
Why would you want to "disclose beneficial interest" of a trust? This would leave the beneficiaries open to lawsuits and other perils, right? No, you want to be involved in PRIVATE trusts.
There is a difference between PRIVATE trusts and PUBLIC trusts, which a statutory in nature and are usually setup by attorneys and the like (fewer than 1% of attorneys are experts in trust law). I would stay away from those entities as much as your can as those trusts are subject to the jurisdiction of the courts, probate, etc...
I am not familiar with Delaware's laws respective to trusts. Anytime you place your trust in the jurisdiction of an incorporated state, you are subject to it's statutes. It is best to educated yourself before doing anything.
PRIVATE trust(s) (also knows as LEGACY trusts((think Kennedys, Rockerfellers, Rothchilds)) operate outside of the legal jurisdiction so the courts do not have "the right" to do anything. Should a claim arise, the trustee or trust protector would show up with the proper redacted pages necessary to remove jurisdiction OUT of the judge's hands; jurisdiction most likely being PRIVATE INTERNATIONAL LAW.
On the subject of taxes, would it not make sense to have an entity levy your wages (if you have those things) BEFORE the government or some other party does? This could be done through contract, maybe in order to repay a loan you borrowed some time ago? If 100% of your wages are levied before taxes or anything are taken out, you're really not making any money to tax, are you? In fact you'd have to keep borrowing from the entity to live and possibly go even further in debt, no? Beneficial? Could be.. Food for thought my friend...
If you are interested in all this, I would recommend a book called: The art of passing the buck VOL I. It is a great way to get a taste of what is possible with private trusts. Knowlege is power. Become powerful.
@@rekartrustee4811 Thanks. Great stuff. This is very helpful. I will read "The Passing of the Buck Volume 1". I can see how having an entity levy your wages, especially one incorporated offshore, before the government does, and then borrowing from that entity or having them issue you a credit card to use to live, would be the way to go.
Thanks again.
Dude these new videos are FIRE.
Shoutout to South African dude from Cambly who introduced me to this channel
Great discussion! I 100% confirm you saying "most people have no clue" and you'd just get cliche answers if you asked. It's hard to find someone to consult and nothing equals own experience. Interesting timing cause I'm planning to move again for some time.
Exactly what i'm doing, moving to the east of the Netherlands. House prices are better and living near the forest. There is more a village mentality, most of the time people are more laid back and friendly.
I am fast on the path... finding your content made it far easier for me. Thank you.
Edit: I haven't joined unblackmailable yet, and I have 80% of what you have discussed here checked. This has me wondering what you have in unblackmailable. Fuck... It must be really good. Next level shit. Can't wait to get in.
Great video. A lot of great detail and gems here. I always find it weird that I'm on exactly the same page as you - pursing many of the ideas you discuss having come to similar conclusions. I'm still in the process of building the life that you mention but I've been in three countries in the last month - working the whole time - continuing to build my digital business which is now allowing me to make money online.
The part about easy access to sex is an interesting one. I'm starting to experiment with a bit more of a low sex lifestyle as I'm trying to focus more on my own achievements. I'm not sure about cutting sex out completely but definitely spending less time on women allows you more time for more productive stuff. It's not so much the sex that takes time, it's all of the other stuff. Imagine if you could channel that 5 or 6 hours per week into something more productive. Over the course of a year those marginal gains equate to hundreds of hours - more business, better skills, a new hobby. I think it's good to be able to get sex but after a certain point you realize that the time spent on it is kind of a sunk cost - you never get that time back and it's not like you are actually creating something lasting by banging a girl. Even if it's a good experience it is fleeting. I'm trying to look to investing into more durable, long-term pursuits. Ultimately I know that my sex drive is high so I won't go full monk but it is good to take some time out.
Great Video confirmed. Lots of good info.
Share your recipe for the soup.
Amazing video Paul! One of your best imo. I've learned so much from your videos. I've been to Thailand a couple of times and eventually would like to move there as well.
For me being disciplined I've always wanted to be that, but for some reason I thought it was "Cool" to not care about things during highschool so you just don't try, yet that's not good in the future where everyone will have everything and your worth is pretty much dependent on how much value you have in life.
Ronin, if possible, please do a video on the soup recipe! It sounds good!
Women cannot understand how differently men love women compared to how women love men.
Men are the true romantics, not women.
I divorced my soulmate of 39 years, because she was careless with my affections for her and she caused me to feel too much emotional pain.
I freely gave her the house, the car, and paid off all of her tens of thousands of consumer debt; I got my laptop, my carry-on bag, and my freedom; I think it was a fair trade.
Wow😳
I can tell by the tone of your comment you are truly more happy.
RIGHT ON BRAH, TAKING BACK YOUR LIFE, WISH YOU ALL THE BEST OF EVERYTHING , REYBANN AUSTIN TEXAS
Your my new best friend, Dam were in the small orbit. Just discovered your site this morning, subscribed , ONWARD THROUGH THE FOG , ALL THE BEST BRAH, REYBANN AUSTIN TEXAS
Countdown to 10k subs
Johnny Utah dude! I just noticed that! Madness! How’s things over there?
Good video, I enjoyed it. Thanks.
you're very welcome! thanks for watching and adding to discussion!
good words as always Ronin Man
45:40 - nice building indeed. Built by men.
Thanks man brilliant advice for men 👬
There is a lot of truth in what you said about not knowing your talents because we spend so much time doing menial things...
AAA video! I have done something 98% can't! I am not on social media. No Facebook, no Instagram, no nothing. This is what I call luxury and being unblackmailble. Saying "no".
Crypto Power I actually prefer the more social route but I really respect you for doing what few do. Think and act in ways that make sense to you. Not swept away by the crowds
Again, thanks for taking time to comment. Your videos gave me a lot the last 2 years. You are very interesting gentleman.
I always was unique and only try things out that suit me.
Thanks Ronin Man!
Hope one day I can meet you and make a walk, exchanging interesting, unfiltered topics about life. It is good to be alive. Bless you, Sir.@@RoninMan
@@fairrttg989 Sounds great. I enjoy reading your comments too. Always good stuff
Similar to Ferriss's "Tribe of Mentors" idea (haven't waded too far into his content), perhaps you should have named the summit "Tribe of Ronins." Though the ability to gather like-minded people is obviously more important than what you name it. Learn/grow/improve/mastery. Anything else is over-complicating. :)
I don't know about having a bussiness. I have my job and in the evening i can spend my time drawing and painting. There is negative stuff you have to deal with in your job, but that happens in a bussiness too. Most people i know who have a bussiness work many many hours especially the first 10 years. Are you more independent? maybe, especially if you know how to start different companies, otherwise you might as well end up a slave to customers in a bussiness you don't like anymore. I find enjoyment being usefull and helping people in my job and in the evening i enjoy developing my drawing skills. Can i become any good at painting, maybe, i would even say likely at some point. Good enough to make something valuable? I don't know and it's not really that relevant at this time. I have time to develop myself, follow my instincts, interests and have full control. No need to sell or promote anything which wouldn't feel right to me at this point. I would say the most important thing is to not be fearfull to lose your job: 1) you should have enough money in the bank 2) become as good as you can so that it is more enjoyable 3) develop different skills to increase your confidence. Above all i have learned to trust my intuïtion, as long as my intention is good, i seem to find a way around, trough, over obstacles. Maybe i am a fool and i will do something i regret at some point, but i really don't feel confined anymore.
Tony there’s always pros and cons with either. Personally I have gone through both. Employment at a multinational company being a professional as well as running a business. I wouldn’t say one is better than the other. Just what suits you. I would say being in employment is less stressful in terms of your financial security as compared to running a business. But running a business gives you flexibility and say as to what you want to do and how you want to manage it. In terms of work levels, in both cases, I had to work equally long hours.
When I used to be under employment, I used to be bosses around like a peon, taking orders from one boss and then having to change the work because another boss disagreed. In the end, you end up doing shit that was not necessary. Nobody knew what they wanted and you end up being a typist. Because I was good, I was loaded with work which is a curse. So there wasn’t such thing as art in the evening for me. If you lose your motivation it’s hard to keep up with the performance levels required and therefore your salary, increments, bonuses and promotion are affected. You are let go at the age of retirement and who knows what you’ll be doing to earn an income. Parents of friends of mine are bored shitless and struggling to survive on their retirement fund.
In business, the stress is managing the financials, the sales, the employees (motivation, interviews, etc), the processes. It’s overwhelming and immense. If managed well it’ll be there for you during the good times and bad times. You get the satisfaction of building something from scratch and seeing it unfold knowing that it was your brain and effort and blood sweat and tears to see it develop.
Pick your poison.
That's why I recommend passive investing in private placement real estate. It takes 10 to 20 hours per year of your time and the rest of the time you have free for your hobbies. Let the active operators who know their area and the business do all that work and you can be the passive investor that takes 70%.
Can you please share the recipe for that soup with us?
Thank you Ronin, this was an awesome podcast.
Your description of the self-sufficient man fits a person I know to a tee.
Have all your businesses been unblackmailable? When one first starts out, they are someone's bitch. One must answer to a supplier, clients or an industry gatekeeper.
I didn't call it "unblackmailable", I referred to it as the mafia. And I have a "mafia" factor in my business plans (ie how much external control influences me).
There isn't much out there that is clean cut, the mafia has its tentacles in almost everything.
You should check out the Razer Blade 2019, it has pretty much everything you'd need, all you need for it is to get a 2TB NVME so that it has enough space.
Alex Cheung yea I know it. The Huawei Matebook 13 that came out at CES is pretty dope though. I’m waiting for the next gen Huawei with always on 5g connectivity though
@@RoninMan Ah yeah, you don't really game much, I heard some stuff about 5G being unhealthy
can you recommend 3 places to live that suit your lifestyle, costs, health, dating, happiness
Things change over time. In the 80's, 90's Japan was great. Afer that China, now Thailand. But it's changing again as land prices rise. There is no one best place forever. Find the best one now and move there. I've been hearing good things about Jakarta these days but am just in preliminary research
Those are great values in a lady for that matter anyone!
Ronin did you end up writing a book on this ? I guess it would have to be under your real name; although I guess you could use a pseudonym.
Would u kindly post the recipe of the soup you mentioned thx in advance
Better than that. I'll make it on video sometime.
Ronin Man you need to share that soup recipe 👍🏻
Dillon ok! I’ll do a vid sometime. I gotta get a decent here freezer first. I end up with tons of food. Lemme work on that
Dillon I was gonna say same...ronin soup..
I wish I was a samurai or an actual ninja
💯✔
I think bezos got set up, follow the money.
A ronin has every skill one might need -- but no honor.
__ just kidding. Let us all drawn inspiration from whatever works for each one of us.
I advise you to visit.،👉 Great Vietnam. There are the most beautiful women in the world..
I went to Vietnam back in about 98'. Rode a motorcycle all over:. DMZ, really enjoyed Khe Sanh
Nice hotel lobby? I love your videos, but c'mon
Ronin, I put a thumb up because I like you man, but I really get turned off by those one hour and twenty minutes videos ! Save us time and try to make them 15 minutes long and be more concise. I'm giving up on this one at 55 minutes... ;-)
Watch at 1.5x speed
Dude edit your commentary down. most people don’t have 45 minutes or an hour and 15 minutes to sit through your whole fucking rant. I appreciate the sentiment but just edit it down man and it will get out there to more men.