The basic synopsis is that he graduated from U of Chicago, went to Duke Law School, started partying in law school and flamed out in spectacular fashion. All he had left was writing stories of his drinking and degeneracy which he self-published and he sold 4.5 million copies of. Then he became a ghost writer/consultant for other writers like David Goggins and ultimately helped create the company Scribed.
He ended up rejecting the greed and consumerism of most rich people and he ended up married with a family. He sees the world as we do on this board (eg Covid as a scam, January 6th as blatant fascism) and he created a homestead in Texas where he and his family live.
I’m studying empire collapse he said the cabin in the woods is a disaster. He said you need a community of like-minded people who can become self-sufficient as a group. He said when Rome fell as an empire there were areas of it that thrived. Those areas were self-sufficient and essentially wealthy people created their own ecosystems.
I recommend the later portion of the interview as he discusses Empire collapse and his plan to try and stave off the upcoming chaos. He also mentions how they are essentially poisoning us with seed oils and how public schools were designed to brainwash people into becoming serfs. All in all it was a fascinating interview.
Read “I hope they serve beer in hell”. Great book. *
But he had like this drunken fratty self-admitted asshole persona that he projected.
But this was all like 20 years ago. They sold his book at Urban Outfitters the summer I worked there after college. I honestly hadn’t thought about him since then.
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He was an even more obnoxious version of Dave Portnoy.*
But he had like this drunken fratty self-admitted asshole persona that he projected.
But this was all like 20 years ago. They sold his book at Urban Outfitters the summer I worked there after college. I honestly hadn’t thought about him since then.
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The welfare of humanity is always the alibi of tyrants.
But he had like this drunken fratty self-admitted asshole persona that he projected.
But this was all like 20 years ago. They sold his book at Urban Outfitters the summer I worked there after college. I honestly hadn’t thought about him since then.
on May 4, 2024, 10:06:38
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