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So, it's interesting while you're
talking about this whole religion thing.
While you're in, who has reached out to
want to support?
We talked about this last time briefly.
Being a Muslim yourself, have some of
the most powerful Muslims reached out,
trying to help out, figuring out a way
to get you out?
Yeah, absolutely.
They certainly have.
And also, the amount of mail I got from
Muslims around the world was completely incredible.
When I was in the cell with Tristan, he
even said, he said, well, I'm
Christian, nobody's written to me.
Yeah so it was kind of amazing to
support that you have from the
Brotherhood and you certainly feel part
of the family and I've had a lot of
support from them as a whole.
It was Ramadan at the time I was in
jail so my first Ramadan was in jail so
that was certainly interesting because
you eat when the Sun goes down and my
meal came when the Sun was up so I'd
have to cover it up and try and hide it
from cockroaches and wait for the Sun
to go down and then eat it cold by
myself but I felt like you if you're
gonna do it the first time you may as
well jump in the deep end and do it
hard so I did that and that was a
experience and jail as a whole I mean
there's so many stories I can tell
there's so many different ways I
remember it there were times I laughed
I will sit and say some of the best
days of my life were in jail get out of
here yeah and some of the worst days my
life for in jail but there were days
where me and Tristan we're finally in
the same cell there's times we laughed
like we've never laugh before.
I'll sit and admit that's absolutely
not really true.
I feel like if you're gonna be the kind
of person who strives for an
exceptional life, which is what I am, I
think I'd be a coward if I said I want
an exceptional life, but I only want to
be exceptional in a good way.
I don't think that's genuine.
I want an exceptional life.
And exceptional means away from the norm.
And away from the norm means flying
your Bugatti on a jet to Dubai and
taking your own plane to meet it there.
And it also means a Romanian dungeon
with cockroaches on New Year's Eve.
They're both exceptional experiences.
And the times I was with my brother and
it was just him and I, we truly had
some genuine days where we laughed like
we always laugh.
Me and him laugh and have fun on a
private jet and we laughed and had fun
in a Romanian prison cell because
that's just who we are.
And I also have to give my brother some
credit while we're here.
I would like to state that I absolutely
genuinely believe I have the best
brother in the world.
And I'll tell you why.
I always knew I had the best brother in
the world, but he proved it in jail and
I'll tell you why.
My brother was put in jail for being my brother.
He hasn't said any videos.
He hasn't said anything on the internet.
He hasn't said any of the things I've
supposedly said.
The Matrix isn't attacking him.
The BBC doesn't print about him nothing.
Why was Tristan Tate in jail?
Because it's Tate brothers.
So they just took him and threw him in
his cell.
Now, what's interesting is when I got
out of jail, so many people near me got heat.
All business partners got heat with the tax.
They got hit with like a tax paperwork
and they were calling everyone who's
ever known me and ex girlfriends got
heat and all these people got heat.
And some people complained, some people
didn't, but some people were like, Oh,
since you've been in jail, it's been so
stressful for me.
The media is outside my house.
I'm stressful for you.
I was in jail.
What do you want me to do?
And people were complaining at me.
And as these people start to complain,
I sat there, I said to Tristan, you got
thrown in jail purely for being my brother.
And never for a fraction of a second,
did you even moan?
Didn't even, not even for a fraction of
a second, did he say, Oh, they only put
me here because of you.
Why am I here?
I'm innocent.
This is nothing to do with me.
Nothing.
In fact, he said the absolute opposite.
He said, I am so glad I went to jail
with you.
I would be furious if they sent you
here by yourself.
If they're going to lock you up, they
better lock me up.
And there was a time about two months
in because there's less media pressure
on Tristan.
They're talking about releasing Tristan first.
And he was saying, no, I won't leave
without Andrew going down with the ship.
I won't leave unless my brother leaves.
I won't leave and he was telling the guards.
I won't leave keep me here I'm not
leaving and then they said the judge
says you have to leave you to leave
because then I will stand outside the
gate I'll sleep outside.
I ain't leaving this jail and our
lawyer said well We can make an appeal
to just release you because there's
less media scrutiny around you interesting.
No Andrews in jail I'm in jail Refused
to leave.
He was adamant.
He had to stay That's a brother for me
and it was the same for me I said to
Tristan if they came into me if the
Andrew go home, I'll be like no no way
Tristan's in jail, I'm in jail, we're
in jail together.
He never for a second complained, never
bitched, never moaned, and he was only
in jail for being my brother.
And then I come out and there's other
people, oh, they sent me a piece of
paper, blah, blah, blah.
You're moaning?
It's unbelievable.
You truly learn, like I said, jail
confirms everything you already knew
about the world, and you truly learn
who's on your side and who isn't.
And that's good to learn, but it's
actually crazy.
The also, the larger psychological
analysis of it all, everyone lives
inside their own minds, right?
So it's kind of crazy.
I came out of jail.
And some of the first messages I got
from people was them complaining about
the problems me being in jail had given
like, you think that wouldn't happen, right?
You think, Oh, you come out of jail,
people would be like, Oh, are you okay?
They're like, Oh, you're okay.
You're out now.
Okay, yeah.
Well, listen, mo.
You'd be amazed.
You'd be amazed.
And I'm like, I was in jail.
What do you want me to do?
Yeah, that sounds unfortunate.
I was in your jail cell.
What do you want me to do about it?
It's kind of crazy how much everyone's
kind of self interested.
So it's been a learning curve.
And you learn a lot.
about a lot of different people and
your circle gets smaller and I think
that's probably one of the reasons God
put me in there to just learn a lot and
make my circle smaller and you just
have to listen to him and pay attention
to it and say okay right you're off
you're off you're off you're on you're
on you're on but my brother I have to
give him credit because I tell you I
also think me interested in one of the
best teams in the world because we have
different roles inside of our
brotherhood my role is to be concerned
and to panic not panic that's the wrong
word I never panic My role is to be
concerned and try and fix the problem.
I'm in jail pacing up and down.
How do we get out?
And Tristan's role is to not care.
And together, that helps us achieve the
objective best, because when we really
need to get out, I'm in charge.
His role is to not care.
Sometimes when it was at the height of
frustration, I needed his superpower.
Tristan's superpower, and this is his
superpower for life, is he is the
master of not giving a fuck.
We would go to court.
We would go to court.
Imagine this, you're in jail, right?
Weekends were the worst because the TV
was worse on weekends for some reason.
Like you had to do like three channels.
The TV, the weekends were the worst and
you could hear out the window everyone
having fun.
I hated weekends.
So on a Friday would roll around and
say, okay Tristan, we just have to zen
away the weekend.
And on Monday, there's court.
We just have to zen away the weekend.
So if the weekend, we just sit there
staring at the wall Intrusive thoughts,
can't sleep, all those things you're
trying to get your brain just sitting
in silence because the room is tapped
just staring at the wall, staring at
the wall.
And you think Monday would never come
and Monday would eventually come, right?
Or Sunday night comes and 8 a.m.
on Monday they're going to take you to
court and they might let you go home,
they might let you go home, you've done nothing.
This person in this room can decide if
you go home.
And it's Sunday night and you can't
sleep and you're awake all night long.
There's no clock, but you just you just
the seconds feel like hours, you're
just sitting there, eventually AAM
comes, put you in handcuffs, walk you
to the court, you walk in there,
everyone speaks Romanian, don't have a
clue what's going on, everyone's just
talking at each other in Romanian, then
they say you'll get the answer in three
hours, go back to jail.
When I went back to jail, I was sitting
in the room, I was like, do I pack to
go home?
No, that's too optimistic.
Okay.
But you're nervous, you're like, you're anxious.
Am I going to go home?
Is it over?
Do I get to go home?
I called the lawyer.
Do you have an answer yet?
No, no answer yet.
Okay.
Sitting there.
I could barely sit still Tristan
finishes court walk straight into the room.
It's a matrix attack.
It's bullshit I'm going to sleep and
went to bed Clean asleep.
Oh, I gotta fuck you asleep.
He didn't care at all He just went
straight to bed.
And then when he woke up like six hours
later matrix attack I'm like, yeah, you
thought so just roll back over didn't
care but it's perfect for a guy like
you But that's what you need.
I need that.
I agree if I had someone else next to
me as hyped as me I would have gone insane.
I agree.
I need someone like him who's just
like, he had the superpowers like, bro,
I love jail.
Jail's great.
Look, we got coffee.
I love jail.
None of my women are messaging me, I
love jail.
I'm telling you, I had 45 minutes on
the phone a day.
And I used all of my minutes.
Tristan never made a single phone call
from jail.
Get out of here.
Not one.
I was like, Tristan, do you want to
speak to anyone?
Nah.
Sit there watching Romanian news.
Didn't give a shit.
Bulletproof.
But the only reason he's so bulletproof
that way is because he knows I'm doing
the absolute best the other way.
He couldn't be that way if I wasn't
trying to get us out, because then he
would try to get out.
You need the yin and yang.
So when it was chill time, it was his
mental frame.
And when it was attack, how do we get
out of here, it was my mental frame.
But Tristan's superpower genuinely is
genuinely not caring.
I can't explain the level of how much
it didn't affect him.
He didn't bother him at all.
I didn't see him sad, not that he was smiling.
He didn't care.
You consider yourself a stoic.
How much more stoic is he than you?
I just think we have different roles
and I think we've evolved into them
over the time because it's not just
jails with everything.
That's what we are with everything.
If there's a business problem, I'm the
one who's like, shit, we have to fix
this now, shit, shit.
And Tristan's the one like, Andrew, you
are so ridiculously rich, chill.
But we need that.
We need both, right?
But he couldn't be that chilled If I
wasn't the way I was because he
wouldn't be successful, you need you
need the opposite.
So everyone goes, oh, you and your
brother, you're so close.
We're so close because we're actually
very different people.
But yeah, he was amazing in jail.
And even afterwards, I I still struggle
to sleep.
He sleeps fine because I think my
experience of jail was a far more
stressful one because I but I adopted that.
Now, I'm not saying I couldn't have
done what Tristan did.
I could have done what Tristan did.
If I were to go into jail and say your
MO is to not care, I could not care,
but my MO was how do I get
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