God Save David Beckham 🇬🇧

God save David Beckham. God save our David Beckham. I don't know if you've seen the news, um, but David Beckham reportedly queued for 13 straight hours to nod his head to the Queen at her coffin. And it's funny watching the internet react. Because some people have been saying, oh, it's a PR stunt. Others love him for the fact that it makes him normal and it makes him human. Other people have been saying it's a disgrace that Phillip Schofield and, um, Holly Willoughby have got their passes and are jumping the queue while David Beckham is queuing with everyone for 13 hours. So I wanted to do a bit of a more light-hearted video for you. A lot of mine are quite serious. Um, but firstly, did you see the news that David Beckham queued for 13 hours straight to pay his respects to the Queen? My guess is David Beckham, who played for Queen and Country for England, has a lot of love and respect for the Queen. I do find it surprising, maybe even shocking, that, um, so many people are not willing to pay their respects to someone who was an undoubtedly great leader. I did do a video because a lot of people think that, um, you know, the Queen and the British Empire are, you know, evil and tyrannical because of, you you know, the mass murder of the British Empire on the colonization. Um, however, I am English, British, and I have a lot of love and admiration and respect for what the Queen did to serve her country. And I do not think anyone has any idea how much work is required to be the Queen of our country. And I just want to say, David Beckham, good on you. Uh, you queued like everyone else and, um, you showed your respects and you got the credit that you deserved because I just thought it was really lovely. And Tony has said sack Schofield. Well, look, let's be honest, right? Let's— should we just be honest? If you got given a pass to jump a 13-hour queue and now a 24-hour queue, would you take it? Come on, everyone, get off your high horse. Let's not give Phillip Schofield and Holly Willoughby too much shit. Honestly, if you could have a 24-hour queue jump pass, would you take it? Would you take a VIP ticket? Let's say you're queuing up to a nightclub. And you've got a VIP pass and you could jump the queue, you'd fucking do it, come on. Also, they're in media and TV, they have to do TV every day, they can't, they cannot queue up for 24 hours, they'll miss their show. So, look, I don't, you know, whatever, it was just news, wasn't it? And, you know, I'm not bothered about that. If I got an access VIP special person pass, oh, I would love that. But I just want to say what a lovely thing that David Beckham did. And not just David Beckham, by the way. He was the one that got the PR and the media news. Many famous people queued up for 10, 15, 20 hours to pay their respects to the Queen. I mean, all you got to do was walk past the coffin, bow, and walk on. And you know what, with so much bad news and awful shit going on in the world, I just thought, wouldn't it be nice to talk about something nice? You know, the passing of the Queen, maybe it will unite us as a nation. Maybe it will make us love our fellow human being a bit more. I mean, we are all on this planet, sharing this planet. You know, if you're living in a house and you're sharing it with people, you want to get on with those people, otherwise those living conditions aren't going to be very good. Well, it's the same with our planet. You know, think about the odds of us all living together. There have been living organisms on our planet for millions of years. Time could be infinite, past infinite, future infinite. So the odds of you and me and the Queen and David Beckham being born in the same generation and living together and sharing this home of the planet together at this tiny moment in time, the odds are trillions and trillions and gazillions to one. So why the fuck are we hating each other? Why are we fighting with each other? Why are we trolling each other? Why aren't we loving each other more? Why aren't we respecting each other more? Because the odds— oh my God, the odds. I just want to say I love you all. Thank you for tuning in to my lives daily, weekly, monthly. Thank you for putting up with my rants. Um, I just want to say thank you because I really appreciate you. And you know that little moment with David Beckham, you know, where he queued with everyone else for 13 hours, just made me realize, you know what, we're all human. It's easy to judge. What a lovely warm thing to do. Maybe we could all do things that are a bit more warm and kind. If we all just did one more warm and kind thing every day and showed our respects and were respectful, maybe if we all just did that once a day How much better might our planet be? We might not be fighting wars between Ukraine and Russia. You know, we might not be having this corruption in politics and money and banking. We might not have such a divide between the rich and the poor, and the quality of life might just be that little bit better. And on that note of the divide of the rich and the poor and the quality of life being a bit better, I want to give a gift to you. David Beckham gave a bit of a gift to us in what he did, just being human, equal to everyone else. And I want to do the same for you, give you a gift and be human and equal to all of us, and that is to give you some free resources. So I have what I call my financial toolkit, and my financial toolkit is some free resources I've put together to help you save money, make money, and push beyond this cost of living crisis. So there's the— what, I think there's about 30 ways or more. I thought it was 21, but it's more ways to save up to half your salary in costs. There's workshop live videos from me on starting your business, on building assets. There's tools, courses, and resources to help you save, survive, thrive, better manage your money, and get yourself through these challenging times. So if you just write yes in the comments, just write yes 'in the comments,' then I will give you these tools and give some resources completely for free. David Beckham, you've inspired me because you've done a very human thing. And often we criticize people for doing inhumane things, so therefore we should equally praise people for doing humane things. So thank you, David Beckham, and I want to share that love and pass that on. Um, so if you just write 'yes' in the comments I'm going to share a link with you after this video is finished, uh, where it, it will, it will be called, it will be bit.ly/robtoolkit. So if you want to jump the queue like Philip and Holly, but jump my queue to get your bonus resources, it's bit.ly/robtoolkit. You can put yes in the comments and I'll share the link with you. By the way, you'll also get weekly resources from me. I do a weekly compilation email called Rob's Resources. If I've interviewed billionaires, if I've made new money management templates— for example, I've got the money-saving marathon coming up, a good few hours with myself and business partner, hardcore hacking of saving costs. All these resources I'll share with you every week. They'll be free, um, uh, just for you typing in yes in the comments. And the link that I'll be sharing with you is bit.ly /robtoolkit. So I wanted to do my bit inspired by David Beckham doing his bit, inspired— in fact, inspired by everyone queuing up for 24 hours, not just David Beckham, because David Beckham is famous and he's a celebrity, and sometimes I guess we assume he's not human or he has special privilege, but he's shown that he's not abusing his privilege and he is human. And I thought that was lovely, and I want to also share and help you. So type yes in the comments, I'll give you access to my financial toolkit. It's all instantly downloadable online. It's completely for free. You'll get about 7 resources immediately through your email, and then you will also get a weekly, um, Rob's Resources collated send. You know, I've interviewed a few billionaires recently. You'll get the full interviews. I'm doing, um, a money-saving marathon with my business partner. You'll get access to that, etc. So just type yes in the comments. I'll share the link with you. If you want to jump the queue à la Holly and, um, Philip, it's bit.ly/robtoolkit. Hat tip to you, David Beckham. God save David Beckham. What a lovely thing that David Beckham did. And if we're all inspired by that to do one warm, human, kind thing a day, imagine how much better the world would be. I wonder if you might share this video. I wonder if we all might be inspired to do one warm, kind thing a day, one human act a day. Imagine how the lie— our lives and the world might change. So if you could share this, that would be maybe one nice warm human act. And then if you could think about what you could do today, what could you do today that's nice for someone? And hopefully you feel that typing yes in the comments and getting my financial toolkit and resources is a nice little bit that I can do for you. Thanks for tuning in. Love you all. God save our Queen, God save our King, God save David Beckham, and God save you and I. And remember, if you don't risk anything, you risk everything.