pov: larping with ur 8 figure dropshippers in california

Nathan Miller spends a weekend in California with dropshippers making six-figure daily revenues, showing off Audis and Porsches while discussing how they built their e-commerce businesses from nothing. He reads Ecclesiastes 4 about wealth and purpose, mentions making $3K that morning, and emphasizes the lifestyle is attainable with persistence.
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¡Hola! What up guys, today we're gonna be filming a little, you know, day in the life, POV, whatever you want to call it, of me and the boys living in Cali. So we're here for a week, we got a really crazy Airbnb, obviously we're driving around some nice cars and whatnot. And so the plan for today, pretty simple. I think we're gonna go to a car meet or do some golfing. We're gonna do some work, probably get some food and enjoy California, man. Guys, it's Ben. Table tennis later in the sex room. You can play right now real quick. I gotta go bathroom. Bathroom or coffee? Shitless coffee Proctorware ads, that's a billion dollar market, right? What is it? Okay, hold on, soy boy iced caramel latte with a double thing of espresso and, uh, bless you please. I'm trying to film the coffee and film your face because it's an osmos. Yeah, do I look cute? Oh, there we go. Yeah, I feel like the lighting like impales our white bodies. I need to get tan. I might start taking GHKU or M2. Which one is it? All right guys, so before I do anything in the day, before I do anything, I need to read this. And this is my Bible, right? This is my This is my Bible. This is my words of wisdom here. So right now I'm in Ecclesiastes. So we're gonna read just a little bit. We're gonna read a little, little verse for you guys. I kind of forgot which exactly part I was in. I think it was in 4. So, okay, so I just read this one part. It's talking about the loneliness of wealth in Ecclesiastes 4. And basically it says— this is word for word what it says— I saw that all labor is skillful work, is due to one person's jealousy of another, right? This too is futile and a pursuit of the wind. So basically what the Bible is saying here is like, yeah, you know, all you can get, all these nice things in life, right? You can get the cars, the money, you can work hard, but you're working hard to usually impress other people, and you're working hard because you've seen other people do that, and it's not going to last. Like, that fulfillment is not going to last. The only thing that's going to fulfill you is getting closer to God and having a purpose in God's kingdom, right? In the works of God. Being closer and closer to Jesus is going to give you the most amount of peace, the most amount of purpose. I know it has for me. Um, I was lucky to find Jesus before I even started econ, so I've been really centered with him my whole journey. But I know a lot of people out there They just keep wanting more and more and more, and more is good, but more is not good if you don't have God. This is Wayne. Not going to lie, chat, I think I'm going to move here in like a year or something like that because Cali is just unbeatable, bro. If I have a Wyoming LLC, bro, taxes don't matter. I think I think he's coming with, bro. Look how beautiful it is. This is insane. Not gonna lie, boys, I kind of like the R8 more than the Porsche. It's a V10, bro. It sounds so good, and it's just quicker. It drives good, it looks cool, and honestly, I might be getting an R8 soon, so stay tuned. But dude, like, Cali is so freaking beautiful, bro. Like, just look at— like, we'll just check this video. Check this video. Like, bro, the palm trees and everything. It's freaking insane, bro. LARPing. I'm LARPing. I'm LARPing the RA, guys. Buy my new course, it drops in a month. Please. Boys, we made it to the Cars and Coffee. I think we're here a little late. Yo, what's up, bro? Oh my God, oh my God. All right boys, we just pulled up to Chick-fil-A, got some good chicken. The Porsche, bro, slash this fucking Aston's over there. Um, I gave him the key. He's just gonna drive the Porsche. I'm driving with you. Very weird. Yeah, not my vibe. Um, are you able to put the, uh, loco in because my phone's going to die? Yeah, I could do it. Oh, it's okay to leave a dog in a hot car. Wow, is that it? Yeah, I can put it. What? All right, all right. It's okay to leave a dog in a hot car. Follow that? Yeah. Propaganda. I'm following. Where we going? You call him, honestly. Is he bringing us back? How really? How? What? Get here? Really? Oh yeah. How wall does it look? Dude, he has a video. He has a video, bro. I hit one 75. So we're out here right now, we're having a good ass time, just some busting music. All right, what's up guys? It's another day of e-commerce and the world is on fire. No, it's not. The world's on fire. I made $3K this morning. The world's on fire and you need new organizational structure and this person's fired and this person's hired. But dude, you know what I found out is the R8 wasn't in sport mode. I know, that's what you said. So it rips way harder. Oh no, did you spin out? No, no, I did total it though. About, um, parking the cars in the freaking on the street, but I'm like, I couldn't back it up. So I'm sorry, it's a supercar. Sorry, it's a supercar. Yeah. All right, so we're going to drop off the R8 right now, and then we're gonna go to Best Buy. I need to get some wired headphones. I got a fake paddock on right now. Got these Aura pants on. Say I got a fake paddock on. I thought you said your attic got banned. Oh, no. Ever? Never. Dude, it's so pretty here. Dude, I wish I was watching this YouTube video right now, you driving the car and not behind the camera. I wish you could just be in my bed and be a chud and eat candy and calo data dropship. Yeah, really nice. Should I buy a GT3? Fuck no. Like 2.4 or 2.50. This thing has got like the— it's called the Sport Design package, so it looks like a GTS. I'm gonna say I'm like looking in like yellow view, it's like happy wonderlands for me, and then got a fire shirt on, I feel good. I don't know, it's a good day. Where's Ben? Ben's in the CVS getting candy. Oh, we're all like dying. Oh my God. Oh guys, I'm a diabetic, I swear. Wait, that's even worse thing to say because they don't understand. I'm dying. Dope. All right, we're walking on the streets of LA. Trash everywhere. Like so bad though. Trash everywhere. Gross. That guy, only his pants down right now. That's pretty gross. Yeah, don't— yeah, can't catch me on your road. I realized I didn't film an outro and I just want to say, like, all these people— Leon, right, the Asian guy with the low cortisol shirt, he was in college a year ago. He still is in college, but he was just a college student a year ago. Me, 2 years ago, working at Chipotle, working, you know, in food service. Ben, a year ago, broke, trying to do organic dropshipping. We've all— are just normal kids. We're normal people. I'm a little older, but We are just normal people who stuck to something and got obsessed with something and eventually stuck with it long enough to make it work. I wouldn't even say that we are necessarily the best in our space yet. We're all kind of still on the come up, all still really working hard to push ourselves to the next level. But like, watching this video might seem very unrealistic. It's not, it's not. It's crazy how fast things can change. I think Ben was literally in the trenches I think probably 6 months ago, maybe a little more than that. And now, bro, he is absolutely McPrinting 30K days, 20K days, whatever. Same with Leon, same with all of us. And so it's hard to watch stuff like this, I feel like, from some of your points of view and to actually be like, yo, like this kind of makes me feel like I'm behind. No, you're not, bro. You're not behind. You're 6 months behind if that. You're— it could happen tomorrow. So like, just keep your hopes up and, um, like, anything can happen as long as you believe in yourself and you actually put the work in. You can make it happen. So thank you guys for watching this video. This is just a group of friends having fun in Cali and just goofing around, not taking anything too serious. So lots of LARPing, lots of just being fun and goofy dudes. But yeah, peace out, boys.










