Jared GoetzZenpire · CEO & Founder at Zendrop

Most people think the interesting part of meeting someone like Andrew Tate is the person...

16 Jun 2026 · 1 min

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In this spoken narrative, the speaker recounts traveling to Romania with a team to interview internet personality Andrew Tate in a luxurious suite previously used by Piers Morgan. Upon arrival, Tate orders seven black coffees, lights cigars despite a no‑smoking rule, and the team tolerates his behavior. The interview lasts five hours, during which the speaker asks Tate human‑focused questions about his controversial public persona and the way his delivery provokes audiences. Tate reassures the team about the cigar smoke at the end, indicating he will handle any repercussions. The account highlights the setting, Tate’s defiant habits, and the attempt to humanize a polarizing figure through extended dialogue.

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Your interview with Andrew Tate. You went to Romania. Yeah, dude. So we end up flying to Romania, get the whole team, we get this palatial suite. Turns out that's where Piers Morgan interviewed him. And then boom, in the door, Andrew Tate walks in. Come in, shake his hand. It's crazy. We go into the room. He ordered 7 black coffees, no sugar, no milk. We sit down, light up some cigars. What's crazy is we weren't supposed to smoke up the room. It was like a crazy fine if we did. But he came in and lit it up and all of us just kind of looked at each other like, don't say anything, just let him do it. But what was cool is I got to ask human questions. You're like, you're causing all this controversy, but what do you say to people who go, I like philosophies, but the way you deliver it is provoking and throws people off. And I interviewed him for 5 hours straight. Wow. And then at the end he was like, by the way, don't worry about the cigar smoke, I'll take care of the whole thing.