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Andrew Tate Won't Stop Crashing Out and Humiliating Himself

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You think I'd miss out on a chance to be

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stuck in the Middle East during a war?

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That sounds like a epic story. Me, I'm

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there. Come get me. No war or no food.

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Dead policeman. I took his [ __ ] gun.

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I'm held up for the finaling stand. I've

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lived long enough anyway. I'm taking the

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firsting plane back. Oh, let me run. Oh

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my god, I'm so scared. I found a way

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out. You're aing coward and you're going

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to get what you deserve. Kill me. Kill

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me. Don't give a [ __ ] All right, so

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like usual, Andrew Tate is just losing

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his [ __ ] because people are leaving

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Dubai and it's getting bad publicity

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after it was hit by some missiles and

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drones from Iran. So now Tate and a

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bunch of influencers are trying to help

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them do PR and convince everyone it's

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safe there, which is mostly just making

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things worse and turning people away

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even more. Like everyone's joking about

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how these influencers are doing more to

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hurt Dubai's reputation than any missile

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attack ever could. like Ian Miles Chong

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to prove how amazing Dubai's night life

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is. He posted a video of him and his

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friend at a nightclub. And he said, "The

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place is alive. You can't beat this

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city." But in the video, the guy he's

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with looks like he's barely alive. I

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mean, him and Ian look miserable. It's

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just a sad scene, which people are

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saying Ian's getting paid to post videos

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like this, but if I were in charge over

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there, I'd pay him not to post this.

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Like, the missile attacks are better

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publicity than this, you know? I think

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I'd rather be dodging drones and

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missiles than dodging Ian Miles Chong.

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Like, people in Dubai should be more

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concerned about an Ian Miles Chong jump

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scare over a missile attack.

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>> So, I'm sure that video will bring

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everyone back to Dubai. Or maybe Andrew

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Tate yelling at them will. It's so

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funny. They just have the worst people

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promoting Dubai. Tate has been posting

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about it non-stop since the war broke

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out and he's been going nuts over it. Of

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course, he's trying to act like a

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badass. At first, he was acting like he

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was in Dubai during the strike, but he

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wasn't, which he seemed kind of

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disappointed about. So, to prove he's

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still an alpha male who's fearless, he's

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going to travel to Dubai. and he's going

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off on everyone for leaving for being

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cowards, which is rich coming from him

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who just did a whole apology tour over

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being at a nightclub when an

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inappropriate song played. You know, he

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is going around apologizing and

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snitching on his friends. But now he's

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trying to convince everyone he's still

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the top G because he's going to go to

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Dubai. Oh, the bombs are coming. The

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bombs. Let me just give half of my money

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away cuz I'm worried about a couple

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little bombs. What [ __ ] are you want to

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get rich or not? You're scared of some

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little bomb for just catch it, bro. Wait

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till I'm back. I I wish I was there

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right now live streaming. I'm so mad

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they've closed the airspace. I can't get

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in. I just catch it like a baseball.

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Just throw it away. Off. You buming me.

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I ran. Get the out of here. Tell you

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you're buming me. Someone said to me,

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Andrew, what happens if you get there

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and everything gets a whole bunch worse.

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And my answer is this. Good. Good.

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Because when it all goes down, I'm not

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going to be sitting here outside

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tweeting, "I'm so glad I ran away. I'm

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so glad I peed my pants and I wasn't

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there." NO, MY LIFE STORY IS I WAS

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THERE. I WAS HELD UP IN THE [ __ ]

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HOTEL SPRAYING MY AK AT THE [ __ ]

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IRANIAN ARMY BEFORE I GOT HIT BY A

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[ __ ] DRONE. THAT'S WHERE I WAS. I WAS

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IN THE [ __ ] WAR CUZ THAT'S WHERE I

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LIVED. I DIDN'T [ __ ] RUN. I WAS

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THERE. SO, I HOPE IT GETS WORSE. I hope

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we get [ __ ] STRANDED THERE. GIVE ME A

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[ __ ] GUN.

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>> SO, Tate and his crew decided to travel

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to Dubai, but I think the airports are

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closed. So, they had to go to Saudi

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Arabia first, then do a road trip to the

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UAE. And when they're in the airport

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again, Tristan and Andrew started going

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off about how everyone's being a baby

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about the strikes and they need to

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toughen up. And while they're saying

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this and trying to act like tough guys,

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they're being carted around the airport

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like two old ladies with bad knees. You

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know, these guys can't even walk through

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an airport. And they're talking about

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how people need to toughen up.

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>> There's missiles. There's bombs. Why did

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they become such a [ __ ] baby?

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>> Sound like a baby missile.

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>> [ __ ] baby. What do you What do you

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think a missile could do? Kill you?

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>> I'm going to my house.

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>> I'm going to my [ __ ] house and no

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one's going to stop me

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to [ __ ] do what's the problem? No got

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some biging problem.

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>> Pissy pants. Pampers must make a

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fortune. First world problems.

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>> Few missiles. Jesus Christ.

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>> Then once they got to Saudi Arabia, they

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had to take a bus through the desert,

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which they sounded more worried about

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the bus ride than anything else.

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>> Put the bags in here. Actually, no. Are

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>> you the driver?

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>> Yes.

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>> Don't crash,

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>> J.

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>> We're good. We're good. It's in the bag.

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Desert mountain bus to the bag.

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>> Yeah. Bus desert mountains. No one's

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ever died in a bus before. What could

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possibly go wrong?

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>> And Tate, of course, didn't handle the

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bus trip very well. He started having a

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meltdown because he's not used to

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sluming it with the peasants. He didn't

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realize how difficult it would be. It's

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so funny. He's acting like they would

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have this epic adventure where he's

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dodging missiles and fighting his way

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through the desert. But in reality, the

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biggest thing they had to overcome was

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they got stuck at a bus stop and Tate

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threw a temper tantrum over it because

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they're crossing the border and it's

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taking a while and Tate got anxious

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because he started to feel like he was a

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peasant. So, he just started losing his

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[ __ ] about how famous he is and how he's

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used to find private and having

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everybody wait on his command. So, this

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trip was rough for him. I think he was

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starting to regret it. Not because it

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was dangerous, but because he wasn't

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being pampered enough.

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>> Why have we been stuck here for five

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hours?

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>> Because that's the nature of the game.

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>> You know what? Genuinely, I forgot what

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being a normal person is like. And when

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you're a normal person, you need to have

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patience. I forgot about that cuz, you

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know, I get like straight on the jet,

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straight off the jet. Mr. Tate, right to

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the front, VIP. I totally forgot the

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normal people have to wait for me.

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>> Yeah. Lines and [ __ ]

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>> Lines. You've been waiting all day,

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>> waiting. How do you get anything done? I

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don't have to wait for anything. They

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give me what I want right away. They're

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waiting for me. They treat me better

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than they treat anyone else. All the

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service, if a location has x amount of

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service, all the service goes to me and

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everyone else has to share a fraction of

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my leftovers. They share the breadcrumbs

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as I enjoy the feast of service because

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I'm a globally renowned A-list

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celebrity. But on this particular

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adventure, I'm like a normal man. I'm

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like a normal guy. I like it.

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>> No, it's [ __ ] And I forgot how spoiled

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I am. I cannot wait to get back to the

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private jet terminal and then hand me a

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cigar and say, "Mr. Take your jets ready

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to get straight on the plane." Because

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even the other people who fly private,

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you're not a celebrity. You may have

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money, you're not the top. I'm the most

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loved man alive. So, it's like, I've got

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the best human experience ever. I've got

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the best life ever. Everyone loves me.

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My life's fantastic. I live on t-bone

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stakes. And now I'm being forced to

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ingest a [ __ ] sandwich. The moral to

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this story is that

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sometimes it's good to go back to

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remember and appreciate how far you've

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come and how spoiled you are. But all

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that, I don't want to go back. I don't

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want to live like youing people. I don't

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want to not be famous. The best thing

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ever is to be rich and no one know who

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you are. said the [ __ ] coward who's

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afraid of a little bit of jail or a few

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assassination attempts. No, everyone's

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going to know who the I am and

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everyone's going to know howing rich I

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am. That's what I want. You know me. You

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know my face. The police know me.

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Everyone knows me. Random cops in random

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GCC countries know me. I went to

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Kazakhstan and we got [ __ ] mobbed.

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Mobbed in Istanbul. I'm the most famous

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man alive. Everyone [ __ ] knows me. I

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don't want to go back. That's how I want

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to stay. Give me my [ __ ] Pronto. Rich

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as [ __ ] A-list Mr. Important. This

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experience of going back to being one of

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you is revolting.

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>> So, this trip really hurt his ego. And I

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think he might have been the one holding

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everybody up because he also got

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detained at one point because while

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they're crossing the border, they had to

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get off the bus and stand in line to go

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through customs. But Tate thought he was

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entitled to waiting on the bus for the

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line to die down. But they thought it

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was suspicious. So, they ended up

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detaining him and questioning him, which

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his response was, "Don't you know who I

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am?" So, I'm eating crackers in some

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kind of detention center thing. Everyone

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was getting off the bus and finding

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their suitcases. There was a huge line.

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So, I just sat on the bus, ignored the

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line, waiting for the entire line to go

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down. I just sat on the bus. And because

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I stayed on the bus when everyone else

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was off the bus, they assumed I was

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trying to avoid this check, swabbing

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everything down, and they're questioning

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me and going through my entire history.

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I'm in some terrorist detention center

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for some terrorist check. So, now I'm

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detained, but I have crackers.

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Welcome to the Middle East. I guess

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tensions are high for some reason. I'm

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like, "Do you know who I am?" One of the

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guy goes, "No." The other guy goes,

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"Yeah, I know you are." I'm like, "Then

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why are you detaining me?" "Oh, but you

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stayed on the bus. You're suspicious."

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I'm like, "Bro, do you think I'm a

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[ __ ] terrorist?"

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Jesus Christ,

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>> human traffick.

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>> But they did finally make it to Dubai.

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So now everyone there is safe from

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attacks because the Tate brothers have

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finally arrived and are going to fight

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off all the missiles for them.

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And as soon as they got there, the

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airport started to open back up. So that

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whole trip was kind of pointless. But at

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least the Tates proved how fearless they

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are. You know, it wasn't easy for

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Andrew, but he managed to survive and

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his fans are amazed by it. Like this

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Tate fan account said despite the danger

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Tate is on his way to Dubai fearless.

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And it's funny because they say Dubai is

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the safest place in the world while also

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at the same time acting like it's a

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complete war zone Tate is going into. So

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hopefully Tate and Ian Miles Chong can

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