A short monologue by Mark Evans (DM) discussing judgments about luxury goods and personal values. He argues critics who denounce expensive cars or flying private speak from inherited beliefs, not direct experience, and frames owning/using ‘nice’ things as a reflection of self-respect and confidence. He also emphasizes time as the most valuable commodity and defends paying to save it.
Like, if you've never driven a Rolls, if you've never driven a Ferrari, if you've never driven, don't talk shit about it because you don't know what you're talking about. You're only talking about what Mommy, Daddy, Grandma, Grandpa told you. You only talked about your thoughts about, like, why that car is disgusting or. Or, oh, you're materialistic. That's Grandma, Grandpa talking. You're just carrying their message. Picture this. I call this the king of the dipshit mentality. You've heard me talk about this. I like nice cars. Always have, always will. I remember hanging out all my buddies. There's 10 people, there's 10 cars pulled hard. You're gonna have the Kia, you're gonna have whatever other cars. I'm pulling up in the Rolls, I'm pulling up in the Rover, I'm pulling up in the G, I'm pulling up in the Ferrari, I'm pulling up in something bigger, not because I'm better, but because I appreciate and respect it. And I think a car is a direct correlation of what one feels, what one believes about themselves. I use a car as a tool. I'm not trying to be the tool. I'm trying, like, if you've never driven a Rolls, if you've never driven a Ferrari, if you've never driven, don't talk shit about it because you don't know what you're talking about. You're only talking about what Mommy, Daddy, Grandma, Grandpa told you. You only talked about your thoughts about, like, why that car's disgusting or, oh, you're materialistic. That's Grandma, Grandpa talking. You're just carrying their message. That's mom and dad talking. You're carrying their message. You've settled. They settled. Happened. When you're six, seven years old, they're like, johnny, you can be whatever you want. I want to drive a Ferrari every day. And I want to be on a Ferrari racing team. And I want to have a Ferrari jet and I want to have a Ferrari yacht. And then you get 18 of, like, get your ass to work and go to college. Because if not, you're going to be a loser. You're going to be a loser just like all your other friends you hang out with. And, like, the cycle doesn't end. And next time you walk down that plane and you look at the people in first class, know that you should be sitting there not because you're better than them, but because you've become a better person for yourself and you feel better. Like you have different Confidence. If you don't think that stuff gives you confidence, and this may sound shallow, it's not. It's the reality. If you don't like nice stuff that says who you are on the inside, and you got to work on that. Who doesn't like nice stuff? I like nice music. I like nice people. I like nice toys. I like nice stuff. See, when I say nice stuff, most people go immediately to all the materialistic things. I like nice weather. Do you? Nice weather to you and me could be different. Nice cars could be way different. Maybe you like the 63, I might like the 2020. Blah, blah, blah. There's no right or wrong here. Again, but when we hear these words, it means something. I fly private. Oh, you must be stuck up. Oh, man. It's easy for you to say because you got my dude. You. It's a muscle. And that's what I shared in the article yesterday. It's a muscle. It's still with powers of flying. But the difference is everyone's saying they're big dogs. Everyone's I value my time. Time is the only commodity. I can't get back, by the way. I'll be back. I got to get to the airport and I got to stand in the line and I got to go fly. Sit in the back of the seat. I got load up on the last plane. I got to get out of the last plane car lot and then go on the bus because I saved dollars down the street at the car parking lot for the airport. And then I'm gonna get on the train and I'm gonna do that like it never ends. It never ends. But time is your biggest commodity, right? So why not treat it as so Kevin's dm?
I'm here to help and teach him what I know and how I did it to discover freedom. There ain't no question mark. Kevin's when he stepping the doubt, he's closing deals. Time to tell him what the DM stand for. I'm a deal maker, a deal maker But I'm not. I'm a dream maker. The journey.
