Andrew Tate owns a rare Pagani and partnered with Horatio Pagani on the brand's flagship car. The speaker argues critics would never buy a Pagani anyway, and that Tate's criminal record doesn't hurt the business deal.
The haters who don't like Andrew aren't Pagani customers and they never will be. Ever. Horatio Pagani was here in my house, sitting right over there with Andrew just two days ago and I read some of the comments because the post went mega viral and obviously the basement dwellers are out with their keyboards. And I read one like, can't believe he's seen with that guy in his house. You're the CEO of Pagani Motors, right? You've put your name on three buildings. Two are in the United States under construction. One of them is here, the single most luxurious piece of real estate you've ever put your name on. This guy owns, he owns one of your cars. There's not many Paganis in the world and he has a utopia, your brand new flagship car coming. It's the guy who's going to make it famous. He's going to guy who's going to make it viral. Even if Andrew had a criminal record, that's not bad business and that's not a bad move.
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