Most of your mentors in life, I always say my mentors in life are people that have gone where I want to go. So anybody that has gone where I want to go, my goal is to get as close to them as possible and to study them. So we're sitting right here, I'm with Ian, and I go over this, and it's gonna be this, my bank offers a better rate. I say, hey Ian, look, I like it, but look, my bank offers 3.9%. If I could just get a buyer's order, I'll go over to my bank that way and get a better rate. Andy, first, thank you, man. I appreciate you telling me that and being honest with me. Look, everything's right with inside of the deal. It sounds like we're just at the rate. Is that correct? Yes. Okay, look, number one, congratulations.   Do you wanna know why you're not an 800? Do you wanna know? Why? Look, I'm gonna tell you why. Because all your banking is with that ABC credit union, we need to diversify your money. The word's called diversify your money. If we diversify your money and have you with nationwide lenders, nationwide, across the nation, then you're not gonna just settle with 4.9 Andy, that's not the best rate. You should get 0% on everything. The fact is, we gotta get you to an 800 credit score. So going with our rate, getting your foot in the door with a nationwide lender, that way, your credit score can go to an 800. So we cool to go with that and we'll get your credit score to an 800. Okay, done. Here we go. Bring his brother. Hey, I wanted- Come on, Evan. I wanted- Come on, this one's in the bag, Evan. Let's go. This one's in the bag, dude. Come on. Keep beating that. Evan, here's the deal. The pencil's down, price, trade, payment, everything. The rate's gonna be 4.9%, but I get 3.9% at ABC Credit Union, right? So I'm like, Evan, I appreciate it. I love all the numbers. Look, I can get 3.9% at my own bank. So I'm just gonna get a buyer's order and go over there, and then we'll come back tomorrow. Andy, I completely understand. It sounds like either way, I'm gonna earn your business, but let me tell you a little bit smarter of a way so that way we can take care of your future. Has anybody ever told you why you're not an 820 credit score? Look, Andy, you're a 740 credit score, right? You spent years, time, money, everything to get to 740, right? So here's what I wanna tell you. Has anybody ever told you why you're not an 820 or an 870? Look, I got a guy here who's buying a car right now. Same scenario as you. Bought a car from me two years ago. Started at a 720 credit score, which by the way, that's phenomenal. Here, give me a shake, but I'm gonna show you how to be an unstoppable credit, have unstoppable credit, Andy. So look, hey, Logan! He's waiting on buying a car from finance. Look, Logan, raise your hand. See that freaking handsome guy right there? Can't freaking miss him. Look, he was a 740 credit score like you. He's waiting on finance right now. Look, the guy can come in right now, get 0%. Shoot, sometimes I feel like I actually have to pay him to buy a car, Andy. Like he has like a negative interest rate. It's crazy, okay? Look, Logan can come in any time he can buy a car from me because we've been building his credit because we've been diversifying his portfolio. See, you have all your eggs in one basket right now. Diversify your portfolio. And let's be like Logan so then you can move to the big daddy size. Ah! Confident in that one too.  One way or another. That's fine, baby. I'm gonna blame Sean Pollard for this one. That's it. All right guys, it looks like we know who won that one. By the way, those guys do a good job. 21, 22 is gonna be the same deal. I was hoping him up. That was good, that was good. All right, listen.  Hey guys, I wanna say this to everybody and I mean this, this is cool. But listen, so when I met these guys a long time ago, they were sales people. They were selling in Colorado and they were doing a good job and they were great, okay? But the deal is, is that these guys as great as they were doing, okay? There's another level. Sean Pollard kept reaching out to him and screwing with him.  Yep. Okay, Sean was torturing them daily all the time. Finally, they come down one day with their general manager, their team, everybody. And they come down and guess what?  Well, me and my wife, I told them we're gonna torture these guys, okay? So we literally battled them and beat them and beat them and beat them. We're back in Oklahoma. We had fun, guys. We've been doing this a long time. This is crazy. I wanna tell you something. What's your life gonna look like in a year from now? Okay, I know where these guys were a year ago and where they are today and they are a hundred times better than they were a year ago. Not just like in like skill, but in every area of life. And that's my goal to help you guys max out your max potential. Listen to me. Is there any limits? Okay, guys, think about this. We've got a great program. We're growing like crazy. We love it. And I love recreating to you guys.  Do you guys feel like you see a better version of yourself and you understand some of the holes that you're missing in your dealership right now with yourself on making you money? Do you feel like you can, you understand it where it's at? Okay, watch this. Does everybody start small? Yes, I remember this. This is crazy. Me and her, we used to have our seminars back in 2019. We'd have them at our house. Okay? We were going back three years ago and we would have the entrepreneur party was what we called it. Everybody would come the night before and I wanted to meet everybody. I was going to train the next day because I felt like I wanted to get to know everybody. So when we trained, they were warm to me and not cold. If I didn't care about you, we wouldn't do the night before event. It would just be a seminar. You'd come in, tell me this.   And then that night get together, eat some food, meet again, and make sure that we really understand each other. Most of your mentors in life, I always say my mentors in life are people that have gone where I want to go. So anybody that has gone where I want to go, my goal is to get as close to them as possible and to study them. Okay? I went to a Patrick and Bet David event. I've said this before. Me and my wife go, we spend 30 grand. Okay? To train with them in person. Okay? Three day event. Then the last day go back to his house.  I really want to push him. It doesn't work that way. People really don't care. They really don't. What they want to do is they want to open a business. They want to teach you some stuff and they want you to go back home. We don't run a program like that. We run actually a really cool program. Me and her have always done the entrepreneur party the night before. You know what that meant? That means we supplied food. We got stuff together. We didn't charge anybody for that. We wanted everybody to come so we could meet everybody. We wanted to understand who and how and what and where everybody came from. And then the next morning we would train them hard. Well, when everybody would leave, remember, it was like 3 a.m. We would literally have people show up. It was supposed to be from six to eight, but when it's at your house, like we can't get people to leave. So next thing you know, it's 1 a.m. getting people out of your house. And guess what? We got a seminar starting the next morning, okay? But guess what? Then we have to clean up our whole house because our seminar is the next morning at our house. So we clean everything and we're up till 3.30 in the morning and then me and her back up at six o'clock ready to put on a seminar the next day. And we started small doing that, okay? Our biggest goal is this. I don't care about the numbers game. I don't care if I train 20,000 salespeople or 20 million salespeople. What I want is the people that I train. I want them to become legends. I want you guys to be the best in the world. I need you to understand this. It's five o'clock. We've been together all day. We've trained hard. I want to know what is your commitment look like right now in the world? Your time, your energy, the money, okay? The money you want to earn, your dream. If I can close my eyes right now and I could literally think about my dream, my dream is this guy right here that's been selling cars for three years. You know what I mean?  That's what I want, okay?  I want that. I want her, listen, she's his wife. My wife knows when I come home, if I'm fulfilled. Does that make sense?  When you walk through that door, when you see him not on fire, it breaks your heart, doesn't it? You wait all day long to see this other person come home, right? You know that they knew that you came to this seminar and you're back at home now, you're working hard. When you come through the door, right?  And I'm like this, she's like, really? All f***ing day, that's what I get.  You go out, you're trying to talk, right? But all day long, you're out there trying to sell people and do this. You guys should come through that door and be like, baby, oh my God. Listen to me, I love you so much. You're everything to me. Thank you for supporting me. Thank you for being there with me. Thank you. All I could think about all day long were our dreams that we set together. It's all I can think about. It's at the forefront of my mind all day long. Remember I told you guys this morning when I was leaving? My kids, I was dragging them out the door, okay? Some of you guys left your kids.   Make sure that when you're with them, you shower them with massive love. Guys, listen, there is a life that we can get that no one else in this world's gonna give you.


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Usana lukuja Juzi. Kwa mboi kate? Yes. Ya, am correct. Mi fave thing about anivvizionin ya ke. Niki muli za li ko hantikakuwaa ni fichia ya ke am goma. It wasn't, nantikaku heat. Am astu nantikani ni ya ke li ko anantikai kwa mubi. Nya mubi ko Netflix. That means the world is going to be exposed. Just immediately like that. The future of music maza liya. Goma ya kukingi ya kwa movie? It is wassa. Apa? Mukuchu, wanaita da mukuchu. Atte wat? Mukuchu. We are not in the same place. We are not in the same place. We are not in the same place. Okay, so what is your favorite show? This is home of your favorite, DJ, host favorite, everything because you are our favorite. Humans, we need to evolve and this is of course DJ Kingsley Hotel. Tell you how you can find him in the bed. In fact, what you want to be a pierser stays on. To be a hand of zako, Zangunna is a station. At King Kingsley underscore both Facebook and Instagram, King Kingsley 1 on Twitter, Kala Mival, everywhere. At Y254 Facebook, Y254 channel. On Twitter, Y254 underscore channel on Instagram. We are not in the same place. We are not in the same place. We are not in the same place. Now I just want to, as we spoke, go back to school. Is everything okay? Keep an eye on the exam and ask what is your favorite show. Are you fine? Are you normalizing being back to school? I am not normalizing being back to school. We are watching TV. We are watching Badai. We are watching Badai. We are watching Badai. We are together. I am standing by it. Speaking of school, hi sweetheart, how are you? I am fine. What is your name? My name is Wichni Oman, your elder. How old are you? I am 11 years old. Why are you not in school? It is the corona season. I have not opened schools yet. Do you miss school? No. Thank you for being here. Do you miss your friends? In school? Do you talk to them? No. Not at all? No. Is it that the technology is not reaching? You have other friends away from school? I have other friends. We are surging. You are one of the popular kids. I see you. Tell us a little bit about yourself. My name is Wichni Oman, your elder. I am 11 years old. I love singing and dancing. My hobbies are swimming and dancing too. I would really like to become a musician one day. But you are already a musician. What kind of musician do you want to be? One of the famous musicians. Like Pop Smoke. Can I high five her? You are so cool. How do you know about Pop Smoke? Pop Smoke is one of the famous rappers. He is trending in every app. Tiktok, Instagram, Facebook. And other apps. His music is amazing. He is really good. Who else do you like? Music. A rapper. It doesn't have to be a rapper. Just a musical. Megan T. Stallion. Can I give you another hint? You get to be so cool. You are just 11. What are you going to do when you are 19? You are really pretty. Thank you. Let's talk about your first ever song. You started this year actually. Why this year? This year I actually found a vocalist who could take me through some lessons for about 20 weeks. And afterwards is when now we recorded a cover Loliwe by Zahara. Can you say, you know this is a class, right? Yes. And I like practicals. So what are some of the things that your vocalist did make you do like to open up your voice? Give us an exercise. And Kingsley. Kando. Me and Kingsley. Kingsley. That's good for another one. No. It's about the voice. No, I'm not there. I'm not scared, I can't hear you. I can't hear you. I can't hear you. I can't hear you. No, they are just exercises. Just one. Okay, so after 20 weeks of training and then you did Loli, which I think you did very well by the way, and then after that, what made you decide to make your own kind of music? Because people are very supportive and you usually think of what others think about your music. You do it for the audience, you do it for the people. So I saw that people were liking my music so I decided to make my own song, Smile, which is to inspire people to be happy, don't look on the downside of life, and always look on the bright side of life. Okay, I want to be first of all just tell you I really like the smile aspect because I am a mean lot myself, in my spare time I share memes. Agree? Thank you. I think we are going to throw away the pressure on one meme and one vine at a time. So I like the smile thing. And then what happened with the next song? The next song we wrote was No Pain. No Pain was now to inspire people through music, feel the music. It's written to inspire people through the music, like music is coming, when I'm sad I listen to music, if you're depressed you just listen to music because most people make music the answer to all their troubles. So I wrote No Pain to let you feel the music that there is no pain in this world. Baby what's depressing you? You're so pretty and young, what's depressing you? Not me, it's for others. So like you understand that sometimes people go through difficult things and you wrote it for them. You write it for yourself or you have... I have a songwriter. Oh, who's that? Dala Stains.  Is your personal director, these guys make good music, good magic together? Yeah. Which one? I've asked two things. He actually makes music with other stars like Akode and other Kenyan musicians. So my vocalist got in touch with him and they talked with my mum and that's when we decided to make a smile. What did your mum say when you told her you wanted to sing? She was actually very happy. She didn't tell you to fast read, to stop distracting yourself. No. Can you find balance once the school opens? Yeah. You think you'll find balance? Yeah. So kids they and I were talking. Agri. Talking about what? So you just agree we were talking? We were almost talking the day. So we were talking about your music and we picked out one song each from the music that you've made right now. And we're hoping if you could just perform for us a little bit, is it okay? Yeah. I want to start with smile please. Okay. So here we are. You smile but one with me Alan. Duru. Just me. Let us make noise for the young sh** who is just vocally just talented. She's 11 years old. She can sing a lot better than a lot of people that I know. I think including myself. Me too. So she needs more noise. Did you know you're a very good performer? Like you don't just know how to sing but you know how to command a crowd. It's a very... Not everyone was that talent. Good job. Thank you. You're so humble. Alright. Do you have any siblings? Yeah I do.  Yeah. Are they older or younger than you? I actually have two elder brothers and I younger sister. Wow. Okay. So do they help you with your music? Do you test test on them? No. Not so much? No. Why now? Not really into music but the first one actually also helps in writing my songs. Wow. Okay. Which one did he help you write? No pain and then the other one that's going to be written for the wildlife. Oh you have a song about wildlife coming? Yeah. I want to ask you to sing for me but that would be unfair because you haven't released it yet. Maybe tell me what it's about. So the song teaches us to conserve our wildlife because there are poachers. They take the elephants tasks and use them to make necklaces and stuff like that. We need to conserve our life. We need to take care of them. The song said that they can't speak for themselves but they have a right to be here. You walk? Are you sure you love it? You're so walk. Hashtag it's about station. Please if you're watching at what platform Facebook or channel Twitter hashtag it's about station. Please let's give Whitney Ellen some love. Please because she's just amazing and let her live here with support from the nation. Can we together? Yeah. Thanks. All right. If you want to inspire someone who is as young as you to do what they want. Maybe it's not singing. Maybe it's not necessarily music but they want to do something that's kind of just for adults or adults just do it right now. What would you tell them? I'd say most parents want their children to stay in school and the children want to get into doing what they want like their talent. My mum actually get into this singing thing. It was a holiday and then corona came. So I just say you go for it. You go for it because you can do it. You can make it. There's nothing is impossible in life. I really want to be a musician and I know it will come too. So for everyone who wants to do something whether it's dancing or swimming or rapping or if you want to get into your talent, sports, just go for it because you never know where life will take you. Bro. What are you going to do? No, what are you going to do? I'm going to go to the fire. So I just relax before whether she braced into her desires and dreams immediately. We are feeling challenged. You're very lucky to have good parents. But I think it's also the time. There was a time where music was not something you'd promote over studies or even sign by sign. I think it's also the time. So I just want to go for it. Before I go I encourage people to go for it. I want to go for it. I want to take time. Encouragement is different from different forms. So I have a lot of parents. I don't want to play with them. Be serious with your life. You became a poor player and you have to pack it. But I have a lot of money. We have a lot of money. We have a lot of money. We have a lot of money. So we have just talked about the holiday. Is that what inspired the song holiday? Because you know schools have been on a very long holiday. Ya. So holiday was you can enjoy your holiday. We don't know online classes and stuff like that. When you don't have online classes you're free. Do what makes you happy. Get into your desires. Practice what you want to do. Enjoy yourself. Enjoy life. I like that. All work and no play makes jack a dull boy. 20k notes. We are getting with them from 11 year old kids. And we are taking it. We are taking it because anyone can inspire you. Anybody. Have you encountered any challenges? Like someone telling you maybe you should wait for your dreams come true or things like that. Actually challenging music is you must be financially stable. Because music is very expensive. If you are not financially stable I don't think you'll get into it. Next you need to be talented. You need to be sure. You need to be ready. You can say I'm good in singing. And that's not what others think you're good at. You need to think of what the audience wants. And not what you think you want to sing about. Like smile. I wrote it for people. Not for myself. For others to listen to the music. And drop their comments. What they think about it. And all comments were positive. And that inspired me to write more songs. So I'd say the challenge is basically being financially stable. Finding a vocalist to train you. And a songwriter too. Nandika notes. Because this is a class. Let me just read this tweet that is hiding behind you. I say he'll rock you and so she called it. The man James how are you? I say oh my goodness. I'm in love with her. Good days. Like he would to konambili. Moja yungu moja kikusti. Amena itwaji. You mean you're feeling cold in the studio right now. Apana. Kikusia ameni itwaji asho sana. Siti wakwani itwaji skana jotu manakia. Aku. Kalikinda niya nyomba. Wei. Whatch tam sediaji. Kaatoma. Tuk sediaji kaatoma. We will bring the quote to you. I'ma come with the heat. Whichever way hashtag is bad nation. But remember we are standing with me. Some love because we appreciate the haso. Do you think this is a haso? Ya. Ya? Do you think the haso will continue? Do you think at one point you'll get tired of just singing and you want to do something else? You'll want a natural career? Well, music is... I'm actually thinking of making it a side job because there'll be this time we won't be able to sing. So making music as your side job it will actually help you because you will be doing a job that you can stick with and a side job like music. Music is not a job, a personal job that you must have a career. Aida bing a doctor, a teacher, a surgeon, a dentist, any job. What do you want to be? I want to be a teacher. You want to be a teacher? Ya. Wow, what do you want to teach? I want to teach science. I won't be here. It's not the infection. Okay, wait. You have fans in the house.


My dad actually found this gym for me. He was just doing his research about Fort Knox and he's seen a boxy gym right outside. He called the coach up, spoke to the coach so the coach knew about me before I actually got here. We're going to do a couple tournaments around here before I go off to California to fight for the national power to join the WCAP team. They want a soldier to represent the United States across the seas and stuff for the Olympics so it was the best option for me. I've been working with private homes close to a year now. He's a very talented guy. He has everything it takes to be an aspiring professional boxy. I think he's brought a certain great deal of respect and discipline from having a military background because for one, as him coming in here being a bigger guy and a lot of youth is in the gym, you know, that's how I'm aspiring to these young kids to see a soldier that's coming in here putting in some serious work. I just want to be a good example for him because you know, they might want to join the army, go through the army team and go to the Olympics so I want to show them it's possible to be a positive person in their life, you know, as much as I can be when I see them here. Yeah, he brings a lot. The army then definitely, you know, got a certain type of discipline that it creates great young men and women. But home definitely has it, you know what I mean? If he has the time, time, time to put into it, the army got something in their hands that that guy get into the US Boxing Academy with them, that's for sure. I just want to go win the gold and bring it back.


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