[0:01] All right. So my name is Maceo. That's my name. I live right down by Germantown High School. Not anymore, but, and this is for We Them Media. He said it's happening.

[0:14] What's your name, man?

[0:17] Mr. P Moving and Hauling. Okay, get with him. He's doing, he's got business.

[0:31] and I got a white van. I had a box truck at one point, but I had to downsize because I was moving too fast. I had to learn. That's what I had to learn. But what's the question? Well, I can relate to that to be honest. You know, I've been doing content for like three years. I had a podcast. My podcast is We Them Niggas. I was interviewing black people in crypto. I wanted to work in my music. It didn't work out. People tell me I sound racist even saying the word nigga. So I was getting checked all over the place. My YouTube is We Them Media.

[0:59] We Them, like We Them Niggas, and now it's We Them Media, right, and, but the thing is, right, my media project, it didn't work, my videos weren't edited, they never came out, I went to like a slave trade museum in Nigeria, interviewed like a guy who runs it, he's like a Yoruba dude, that video's not on the internet, imagine, I've done like all these interesting things, but the videos never came out, and I made like over 100k, this guy gave me a lot of money through crypto, shout out to CY, but, I was moving too fast, and just like, wow, I get to go to another country, and smoke weed, boom, there I go, there I go,

[1:27] So now I got no money and I'm back, but now I'm thinking the fundamentals do a lot more

[1:36] But the beauty, right, is that now I have friends all over the world, right, and so it's like I have an audience internationally, even if it's small, right, who if I do interesting, meaningful things, like I believe will want to support me, and so I feel like what's cool is that like with this content, like they've never been to Philadelphia, they're probably never going to come to Philadelphia and walk down Haynes Street, right, and so now I get to bring them down Haynes Street anyway, and we get to think about the USA, think about about Germantown, think about Philadelphia. And like, we have people in Nigeria

[2:00] going out and asking questions too. We've been doing like a hundred bucks a week. So we have people go out in Nigeria, shout out Kafani. Shout out to, I do care. I can't think of his name right now. And John Bayo. So it's been sick, honestly, right? And so I'm trying to think, how can we kind of step into being like community journalism, community news, with just people walking down the street. So you could be like the community newscaster. Like, oh, you heard, what's your name again? Mr. P moving to Holland. See, you heard Mr. P moving to Holland and let us know what's going on, right?

[2:26] All right, that could be what they're saying about you because you're going out asking questions from WeTheMedia. I'm going to subscribe on the channel, though. You going to find it? God, yeah, I said I'm going to subscribe. Oh, yeah, let's go. Give me the 1,000. I got like 138 right now. But the question, right, the question is, what do you think about the USA today? And if that feels like, I don't know a lot about politics, like, I feel like I'm still figuring out politics. You can say what you think about Philadelphia, right? You live here. You have experience here. All right, listen, this is not going to be a popular opinion, though.

[2:58] But my whole thing is Trump breaking everything down just so it could be greater. People just don't want to go through the process. That's the same thing with business, period. Like people right now, now people call on my phone because they see the business is growing. But ain't nobody was there when I started the business. I believe like the things that I'm using on a smaller scale, but Trump is using them on a bigger scale. I believe that formula works anywhere and people just don't want to be patient and get through the tough times. Amen. So I don't know if I believe Trump doing a good job. I just ain't

[3:37] got no proof. You just got to wait and see the results of it. That makes sense. That makes sense. That's the way I look at it. So I don't look at it like it's a bad thing. I just. If you could ask Donald Trump some questions, what questions would you ask him? This ain't going to be popular neither But I don't know if I'm crazy or not That's okay I believe Trump just woke up one day And said I'm going to take over the world And I believe he accomplished his goal Like that's like A high scale I don't want nothing to do with that scale

[4:11] But that's all I'm trying to do within business Is Actualize Yes, that's all I want to do Is make it happen I believe he That's why I respect him so much Tap in with Mr. P, moving and hauling. He got a hot dog stand. My girlfriend says I eat too many hot dogs. Yo. One more ain't going to hurt nobody. I mean, I'm not, I'm going to eat more hot dogs. It doesn't matter. I went to save a lot last night and bought more hot dogs. That's cool, bro. They going to kill my comment or something about that, bro. They going to hurt me, bro, but it's cool, though.

[4:42] I mean, I think they can't say that much, right? Like, here you are trying to have your business. You got two businesses. You got this. You got to move in and hauling, right? So, like, what can they really say? Right. What stream of incomes are they creating for themselves? That's the real question. We could go deep about this though. I just had a job. I'm working for the trash truck company in Jersey. And they was paying me $18 an hour. And when I got my check, it was $671 the whole week. But they don't understand it cost me $400 to get to work. So at the end

[5:11] of the day, I was doing all that work for $200. The math is no way in the world it adds up. How did you get to work? Oh, I was driving a van, but it was an hour away because it was in Jersey So it was $30 a day in gas So I'm working 5 days a week, that's $150 And then you gotta think about it, I smoke cigarettes You know what I mean? So I buy cigarettes every day, then I eat lunch All that stuff add up, so at the end of the day, I'm paying y'all to work up for y'all I can't pay my bills like that, it's not possible

[5:40] So then in the beyond, I believe Trump is given the, I think Trump is where everybody to get off their butt and just go to work and just do what they got to do instead of working for the next person and stuff like that because he, I believe he opening, I believe he's giving me opportunities. I ain't going to lie because a whole lot of laws being passed that's not helping the average person, but it's helping me because I understand what they talking about because I'm into that type of stuff. I pay attention to a little bit more than the average person when it comes to business you mean yes because that's what I want to do

[6:18] the numbers don't add up for me to work for nobody what kind of business do you feel like would make the biggest difference if germantown people own for themselves i know i just came up with that question right now and i'm a little bit drunk

[6:31] but whatever comes to mind you feel like it's housing it's strength in numbers period so if For everybody to get together, there's no way everything couldn't be done and everything would be better. That's the way I look at everything. So, but what specifically- I guess, what could we come together and buy that would make the biggest difference? We wouldn't have to pay anybody else anymore. Life insurance. Life insurance. Okay. I like that. Yeah. That's a good one. Yeah. Life insurance. He said we need our own financial products in general. Okay, financialinstruments.com. Come get with us. Mr. P Financial Instruments Yo He like a computer when he say that

[7:17] Yo, you gonna put this out? Yeah, it's gonna be on YouTube before I get to Transili They're probably closed, honestly

[7:26] And I'm subscribed, so I'm just gonna see it Let's go Bro, that's all I got Bro, they gonna kill me about this Trump thing But I ain't gonna lie, I'm riding, bro I ain't drunk, I'm in No, but I think it's cool, right? Because people get to hear where you're coming from, right? Like, you're a business owner and you're thinking about how do I sell the actual eyes, right? They get to see what you're talking about. Like how you see Donald Trump is Donald Trump said one day I'm going to run the world. And Donald Trump, he's telling everybody I run the world at least once a week.

[7:52] He's on Twitter saying I run the world, you know, make some work. OK, talk about it. Talk about it. OK, go ahead. He said no.

[8:17] So talk about it. Talk about it. How do you perceive Trump? And how do you think about what he's doing and stuff? It's cool because people get multiple perspectives.

[8:38] business man, but everybody think he a bad business man, bro. That's all I want to be is a good business man. That's all I want to be. I can't, I don't see nothing else. I ain't going to lie. I got tunnel vision. He can't, damn, he can't do no wrong with my eyes. I ain't going to lie because he said he was going to take over the world and not be saying the same thing. I'm not trying to take it over like he did, but I'm trying to take over some type of industry to take care of my family and like secure everything. My future is not secure right now. That's all I'm doing everything for is to secure it, bro.

[9:07] and so that's me, we survived it, it's not supposed to be like that, I don't have a lot of subscribers so y'all are some of my first I've been honestly only doing interviews on my walk there and then I walk and save a lot so I haven't done I've done many interviews in Germantown. But you got a mother place in, bro. Yeah, from Denver. Yeah, yeah. I'm right there. But I went to school downtown. I know. He said, really? I know. Oh, yeah, it's because I hide in my house. What do you mean you hide in your house? How old are you, bro? You can't.

[9:59] Yes, yes, yes. Let's get some guesses. Like 30. Okay, I'm in the middle. I'm 26. Is that the middle? That's good enough. I don't think that's the middle, but it's okay.

[10:11] Oh, yeah, yeah, but that's cool. Charlie, if you blow up one day, that means I'm going to blow up one day. Yeah, the whole point is that like, yes, without a question, but you're my neighbor. So, you know, the question is, how do we, how do we improve Germantown? So if I blow up one day, I'm still going to be in Germantown. I think they should support the hot dog cart. Okay. I mean, I've been shouting that out. Shout out to the hot dog cart. Talk about it. We got Pit Stop 215, Pit Stop 215. Get on Instagram, get on Facebook, get on Twitter. No, no, that ain't the right thing.

[10:50] I came up here two days ago and it was like that. That's what I'm saying. I ain't get to it yet. I'm just trying to make my, I'm a struggling business owner. I hear it. I hear it. You're out here though. You're out here. You're not in the house like me. He's taking it off. No, listen, if you come outside more, I'll hang with you. Come up here and we can just talk about it.

[11:13] Okay. I like that. Oh, really? That's how I'm feeling about the content this whole summer. I'm trying to put Philly on the map. That's my whole goal. I'm going to be walking all over Philly just like this. I need to get a real camera, but I feel like if I get it, if I look like if I get a real camera, I look more like a lick. So I'm like, if I walk around my phone, I look more broke. I don't know, but I stay in the house. People really think that about food when it's really not. Mmm, okay. It's just, you know, people going through what they're going through.

[11:47] Yeah, that's real. There's water all over the world. There's two bags and this thing. But, my man right here. There was like a kid like this big. Last year. I've tried to play pick up with him. I hadn't showered in like three days, I'm not going to lie. I've been in the house. I've just been on my computer smoking weed, doing nothing else but sitting on my computer trying to get work done, stressed. And I come outside and I think I went to the corner store over there. And I went to get a soy and a hoagie and I'm walking back and I see them playing pickup basketball. I said, I'm not good at basketball. I said, Oh, let me play. Let me play. I fell on this dude. I went up. He like ran under my legs doing a layup and I sat on top of him. This kid's like 12 years old. He gets up pissed. Don't touch me. Why are you talking to me like that? And then the next day I come out, I'm going to the store. I'm on the phone. He said, I'm going to fight you right now. And I'm like, damn, now there's a 12 year old who wants to fight me in Germantown. So my concern is just going to be a 12 year old trying to bitch me for my, for my little $600 camera. When all I want to do is go up on YouTube.

[12:41] You gotta come up here with your camera, bro. I believe you're gonna be all right. I don't have a camera. No, where'd you get one? I like that. I like that. Yeah, where'd you get one? You think I should get a camera or a new phone? I think you should do a camera. That's an investment. I think you're gonna make more money for the camera. Always investing yourself. Never hesitate to invest in yourself.

[13:01] Bro, you gotta come back tomorrow. We're gonna make more content. Tomorrow? Yep, and I'll give you a story. Okay. I'll give you a story. Well, whenever you come back, I'll be here. It's okay. I mean, I'll come out tomorrow. You tell me I should come out every day. You're going to be right here? Yeah, I'll be here. Like, what time should I come? Oh, you're calling my bluff, ain't you? Yeah, yeah, definitely.

[13:21] Anytime before midnight.

[13:26] Anytime before, no. Let's say, I'm closing at 8 o'clock every day. Okay, okay. So, come between 3 and 8 every day out here. Okay, see, that's a window I can work with. I like that. My Google Calendar has a big it's not really a big open space, but I have an open space I do a lot of calls. I do a lot of calls So I got some friends who I met through crypto the last couple of years who are doing content with me Okay, yeah

[13:54] So I mean my goal after college I wanted to understand crypto I make crypto first the first money I made in crypto I made from being like an early user on a certain application and they give out like rewards for being early user I mean eight thousand dollars because I did like one thing on the website And I said, damn, where'd this money come from? Because $8,000, I never had $8,000.

[14:15] I mean, that's the thing. You don't have to download $8,000. You should get down with a wallet. He probably got the key to life. He don't even know it. No, but that was timing. That was God's timing, too, because I didn't even know. You know what I bought? I bought We Them Niggas.Eth. Is this he might have? People can send me crypto at We Them Niggas.Eth. It's expired right now, though, but watch these niggas try and buy it from me. What did you say? You can buy crypto. Crypto is honestly down right now. It's not financial advice, but I believe in Bitcoin. You can buy some Bitcoin right now.

[14:46] You can buy some more Bitcoin right now. It's down right now, like I just said.

[14:51] If you got some Bitcoin, I'm happy for you, but it's down right now. It's because you didn't sell it. You should buy some more. I mean, I think it's going to change the whole world.

[15:00] Yeah, yeah. If I could afford a camera, I would also be able to afford some Bitcoin. But it's coming soon. It's coming soon. But right now, I'm just trying to be consistent. Like I said, we got some people. I have my social media manager. Shout out Gishy's in Nigeria. They got clipping my videos. I have a podcast called Let's Talk About Ethereum. Ethereum's number two crypto. My guy clipping it. He's in Kenya. Shout out Fidesio. You think I'm an AI bot? Why is that? Because you talking like a robot, bro. I just talk fast and like a white person. That ain't no excuse. Who are you talking about?

[15:37] That's an explanation. I don't think I talk like an A.I. If the A.I. talks like me, I guess that's flattering because the A.I. is smart. Yeah, you probably the smartest person in the world, bro. That's definitely not true. I've been around the world, though, and I met a lot of smart people. And I know a lot of smart people. So the question is, can we get the smart people behind We Them Media so we can come and make a difference in places we want to make a difference? You haven't met somebody like him, bro? What is he talking about? The world? Are you political, right?

[16:09] I would say that I am political.

[16:16] Okay, so why you come back here? This is a big, bad place, bro. Don't come back, bro. Why do you come back? So when you leave the country, why do you come back to this corporation? So, you know, that's a good question. Like, I was in Nigeria for three and a half, two and a half months last year. Last month, they only had 20 hours of electricity in Nigeria, and there was over 100 degrees on a lot of days.

[16:42] But can you imagine?

[16:46] and you think you think you think employment is bad here? Employment there is terrible and everything is super expensive. The people there, they choose between internet, electricity and what they're going to eat today. They might have one meal today. But I'm just saying you think like it's hard to figure out how to be a successful business owner here and take care of your family. Like people are there. They're just rolling with it. Like they're just rolling. They're like, they don't even be like, they're like, yeah, I guess like, let me just, let me have kids, you know, let me chill out. Like, let me have a lot of

[17:13] kids. Matter of fact, that's like rolling a dice. I'm about to put a hundred pieces on a board. That's how people think about it, I think, to be honest. And maybe that sounds crazy and maybe you all are offended by that, but I feel like, I don't mean you, but I mean like people in Nigeria, I feel like there are people who are just thinking about like it's odd. So it's not even like, I didn't feel like they have a choice. They don't even know they have power to have their kids be successful. So I might as well have a couple, not a couple hundred kids, but I might as well have a lot of kids. And a lot of kids can just mean I have different wives,

[17:43] You were in the village? Definitely not, I was in the city. I was definitely not in the village. Well, that's what I'm saying, right? A lot of my friends are in the capital of Nigeria, Abuja. And last month, a lot of people only had 20 hours of electricity. 30 days. 31 days. 20 hours. That's not even one hour a day. It's because the electricity grid runs on gasoline. But some people are saying there's violence happening. It's like a cover for stuff going on. It's a crazy time.

[18:17] Yeah, but the question is, how do you make the most of it, right?

[18:25] In a lot of ways, yeah.

[18:29] I mean, just to be able to earn your wages in dollars is a privilege, to be honest, right? A lot of people, they wish they could earn in dollars. Who is Uncle Sam? Tell me.

[18:38] Who is Uncle Sam? I think Uncle Sam is just the people who benefit the most from the choices the government makes.

[18:48] No, no, no. I think there are people who know exactly who they are. But I believe there is a deep state. You know what people should do? Stop thinking the government really run this shit. We really run this shit. I think they bluff us out. They do. Social media, they give us shit and we be satisfied. Satisfied for a little thirst. Satisfied for a little thirst. And then, I mean, they fuck us.

[19:24] We Need Welfare. That's for the white people came off of white people. He got big in all the black people. No, we know how to survive. They just hate on our survival skills. That's wrong. I'm telling you, that's why you think taxes came. Black people know how to survive. So what kind of job do you think I should get this summer? I need a job. I was thinking about going to the Boys and Girls Club. See, listen, that's your problem right there. You're thinking about working. Nah. I have like $300. I need to start working. I need a job before I run out of dollars.

[20:05] Business though, incorporate yourself. It's We Them Worldwide, LLC. But I can't even afford all the bills. What's this YouTube channel for? What are you saying? That's all you can, right? No, the Pennsylvania people sent me like four bills. I'm like, what are these bills for? I didn't do anything yet. I didn't make any money. Like, you don't want money from the money I made. $200 bill, $150 bill. I said, I might not even have an LLC anymore. It might have expired. I don't even know. But I paid for it, apparently.

[20:44] I didn't write down anything. So what do you think I should get a job doing? You think I should get a job doing what? I think you should come up here and work the hot dog cart. Okay, you'll pay me to work the hot dog cart? Yes, how much would you like to get paid? $15 an hour. So... Really? Yeah. Okay, bro. I'm not bluffing. I'mma sell the fuck out of these hot dogs.

[21:08] You want a hot dog! How much hot dogs? $3. Okay. Hot dog, $3. I'mma sell more than $5 hot dogs an hour, I promise. and we're gonna be on my YouTube. We're about to blow up the cart. I'm about to sit this thing right here.
