0:02 for everybody to know that flying first
0:04 class and business class can be achieved
0:06 for cheaper than economy. This year so
0:08 far, I've taken 40 flights. As you can
0:10 see here on the screenshot, I'm tracking
0:12 each one of them. So, each one of the
0:14 points that I'm going to be covering is
0:16 going to include proof that it's
0:17 possible, that it's real when they know
0:20 the right levers to pull. So, you don't
0:22 need to factor in money anymore. You
0:24 develop this skill of trouble hacking.
0:26 Paying with debit cards is game.
0:27 >> Should I write that now?
0:29 >> Yeah, you can jot that down. Yeah. Yeah.
0:31 If you don't have enough miles because
0:33 you only use debit cards, like do you
0:36 want a tampon or what? So, what do you
0:38 do? The main goal of this presentation
0:40 is so that everybody remembers that
0:42 paying with debit cards is gay.
0:43 >> Should I write that down?
0:45 >> Yeah, you can jot that down. Yeah.
0:47 >> Yeah. Yeah. First notes of this
0:49 presentation. So, that's the first one.
0:51 And the second one, the second goal is
0:54 that for everybody to know that flying
0:56 first class and business class can be
0:59 achieved for cheaper than economy. if we
1:01 achieve this success. So each one of the
1:03 points that I'm going to be covering is
1:04 going to include proof that it's
1:06 possible, that it's real, and that can
1:08 be attainable, everybody here when they
1:11 know the right uh levers to pull, when
1:13 we know how to use the points, the
1:14 miles, the different concepts we're
1:16 going to be talking about today. So if
1:18 we achieve that, how to fly business and
1:20 first class for cheaper than economy.
1:23 Who wants that?
1:27 >> All right, so let's get to it.
1:29 So, as it says here, you can go on the
1:32 first slides. Uh, this this isn't just
1:34 about cheap flights. Is about three
1:36 different points that we're going to be
1:38 uncovering. The first one is unlocking
1:41 the premium experiences. So, some people
1:43 want to get these uh points, miles of
1:45 travel hacking because they've never
1:48 flown business or first class. So, is
1:50 there somebody here who has never yet
1:52 flown business or first class only
1:56 economy? Okay. So for for you guys could
1:58 be the opportunity to pay less than the
2:00 economy tickets you're paying. But for
2:02 example in Emirates just take the
2:04 staircase and go to the uppert where the
2:06 business and first class happens and you
2:09 can still save money. Okay. The second
2:14 reason is to spawn across the globe. So,
2:16 you can literally decide now that
2:18 tomorrow you're going on the other side
2:20 of the planet and the only thing you
2:23 need is 200 bucks for a 13-hour flight
2:25 in business or first class.
2:27 So, you don't need to factor in money
2:30 anymore. If you have enough miles, if
2:32 you have enough points with the
2:33 strategies we're going to share, you can
2:36 just book a flight like that because
2:38 usually flights get more expensive as
2:40 you get closer to the date. Might that
2:42 happen to you? So, you're planning six,
2:43 eight months before and you can get a
2:46 flight then last minute it's instead of
2:50 $3,000 $10,000. With the miles, it works
2:53 differently. Something that was $80,000,
2:56 it's 80,000 miles last minute.
2:58 So, if you have enough miles, you don't
2:59 need to worry about price fluctuations
3:02 in cash, right? So that allows you to be
3:04 in this IRL today. Next month you like
3:07 an IRL in Canada and then you want to
3:09 come to GeForreedom in October in Mexico
3:11 City, you can just fly around the group
3:14 whenever you want easily. And then
3:17 number three, another reason that people
3:20 want to do this and embark in this uh
3:21 acquisition of the skill because it's a
3:23 skill the same way that you learn sales
3:26 and marketing and recruiting in your
3:28 businesses, right? Building a team, you
3:31 develop this skill of trouble hacking.
3:32 which can be with your personal expenses
3:35 and your business expenses. Therefore,
3:37 for your business, it's also useful that
3:39 the business owner knows how to save
3:41 whatever amount you're paying every year
3:44 in flights. So, the third the third
3:46 reason that people want to do this is
3:49 for the provider part. So, their family
3:51 does not need to fly economy because the
3:53 first stage is you can fly in business
3:56 be like a G there. But what about your
3:58 family? Who has family here? Who has
4:00 woman kids?
4:03 Okay. So for all of you, you need to be
4:06 thinking about extra expenses. If they
4:08 want to take a vacation with you, if
4:09 they want to come to this yacht, you
4:11 need to pay for their tickets.
4:13 >> If I go to Australia, I spend just on
4:15 tickets. Not even the first business
4:18 pass $35,000
4:19 >> one way >> return.
4:20 >> return.
4:21 >> Return from Dubai
4:22 >> and then
4:25 >> from Dubai wise. There you go. 35,000.
4:27 >> What if this 35,000 could be around
4:31 1,000 1,200? This is the the idea that
4:32 even the ones that do not have family
4:34 right now, think in five years, in 10
4:37 years, will you want family? Right? So
4:40 things are going to get more expensive.
4:42 If you have enough points, the same
4:43 things that you do with your credit
4:45 cards, the same points and miles can be
4:47 transferred to other accounts or to book
4:49 tickets for other people. Okay. One more
4:51 reason for the provider role is imagine
4:53 you have a company and you have a team
4:55 retreat and you want to fly in your
4:58 business leaders like your CEO, your
5:00 CEO, your CTO, doesn't matter. You want
5:02 to fly them in somewhere and you need to
5:04 start paying tickets. You fly them in
5:06 economy for 10 hours across the globe if
5:08 they come from the other side and put
5:09 them like in a [ __ ] tuna can like
5:11 cattle. Like they're cramped. Or you can
5:13 just buy them a proper business class
5:15 flight, but instead of paying $40,000,
5:18 you can get everything for like 1,500,
5:20 four or five business class flights. So
5:22 your team, who's going to be more loyal
5:24 to a company that gets them first class,
5:26 business class flights across the globe
5:29 multiple times a year or a company that
5:31 makes them fly economy or no no you pay
5:33 for your flight for this team retreat,
5:35 right? So for those who are building
5:36 businesses and team buyers that we're
5:38 talking about, that's another bonus for
5:41 your employees. They get a $6,000 flight
5:46 in value that for you it's $150. So here
5:48 you can unlock another good experience
5:51 for them. So travel hacking is a skill
5:54 as you see in the next slide and it is
5:58 something that anybody can learn. So
5:59 here later on you can check the
6:01 different videos. Each one is the proof
6:02 that everything that I'm talking about
6:04 it's documented and it's there. This
6:07 year so far I've taken 40 flights as you
6:09 can see here on the screenshot. I'm
6:12 tracking each one of them and 2025 it's
6:18 August today 22nd 40 flights 40 from
6:21 those 40 20 are in business class one in
6:24 first class and all of the other economy
6:25 you might ask it's because it's in
6:27 Europe so when it's a 1-hour flight like
6:29 for example Barcelona to split there's
6:31 not even business class or first class
6:33 available so it's a 1-hour flight 2-hour
6:35 flight you just take economy and suck it
6:37 and just go you know like what are you
6:39 going to do you swallow it But so far
6:42 this year in these 40 flights, I saved $85,839.
6:48 It's August
6:54 and I've used around yeah 1.1 1,87,500
6:56 miles, which I also track in an Excel
7:00 sheet. So if you have enough expenses,
7:02 you generate enough miles that then save
7:05 you up to $85,000,
7:09 not even Q4 of the year, right? So
7:11 depending on how much you travel, maybe
7:12 you take three flights a year, five
7:14 flights. How how often do you travel?
7:15 Who's taking more than 10 flights a
7:18 year? Okay. Who's taking more than 25?
7:22 Okay. More than 50
7:24 >> still around.
7:26 >> Okay. So let's say that you're taking 10
7:27 flights, right? pretty much everybody is
7:30 taking 10 flights a year. And if every
7:31 flight in business class, it's around
7:34 $4,000. Although all of those who flown
7:36 business class, you know that it's a
7:37 pretty reasonable price. For example, if
7:39 you go from Dubai to Bangkok, it's
7:42 around 4,000 bucks. 10 flights times 10,
7:44 it's 40,000. So by learning a skill that
7:46 will take you less than 6 months from
7:48 the start, which is the step number one,
7:50 we're going to see it together. The ITIM
7:51 for non US citizens or the social
7:52 security number if you're already an
7:55 American citizen or a resident. In six
7:58 months, you could be saving every year
8:00 40,000 bucks for every 10 flights in
8:01 business class you're taking. It's one
8:03 way and if it's returned, it counts as
8:05 two. 4,000 and 4,000. And that's per one
8:07 person. If you have family, it gets more
8:09 expensive. Start making the math in your
8:10 mind to realize that, oh, maybe it's
8:12 worth it to learn this skill. The same
8:14 way that I learned recruiting, sales,
8:16 marketing, or any other skill in your
8:18 business or your personal life, right?
8:20 Lifting weights, eating healthy, so on
8:21 so forth. And it is something that is
8:24 replicable as you can see as well. Here
8:26 is the two examples that I put here. I
8:27 selected those because it's from two G's
8:30 that are actually in this yacht. So,
8:33 this is something that I taught I shared
8:35 the implemented action takers both of
8:37 them. And the first one, as you can see,
8:38 congratulations, your new credit card is
8:42 approved. 3.2,000
8:44 credit limit. So, a new Chase card,
8:47 3,200 bucks. Boom. Open right away. This
8:49 card allows him to start accumulating
8:51 points and miles. The other one is
8:54 somebody more advanced that already used
8:56 these strategies and to come here to
9:01 Croatia from Canada. He paid $2,000, $2.2,000
9:03 $2.2,000
9:04 for something that would cost him
9:08 $4.2,000. So he saved 2K in two clicks
9:10 because he didn't even use the miles
9:12 from the credit cards. He just purchased
9:14 the points directly from the website. So
9:15 even if you don't have American credit
9:18 cards, you can save 2K coming here in
9:20 business class. Canada, Croatia,
9:21 Croatia, Canada.
9:23 >> Uh I'm I'm new to the US in terms of
9:24 like a visa. I've been there for a few
9:27 years, but I just got my social a year
9:29 and a half ago. So now I'm starting to
9:31 get all these uh pre-approvals and
9:32 stuff, purchase, credit cards, things
9:35 like that. Is there what strategy do you
9:38 use between in terms of accepting
9:40 personal and business cards? Which ones
9:42 come first? You get the business cards
9:44 first and then personal in terms of like
9:46 credit and the limits that you can only,
9:48 you know, do. What is it? Is it two
9:50 every four? Is it two or three?
9:53 >> The 524. Yeah. Yeah. Every 24 months, right?
9:54 right?
9:56 >> So, can you go into that strategy as well?
9:56 well?
9:57 >> Yeah, we're going to cover that.
9:59 >> Yeah. Yeah. Step by step. This is what
10:01 he's asking is should I go for personal
10:03 cards first, business cards first? Like
10:04 which one is going to give me the best
10:06 return? We're going to get into that uh
10:08 in a second, but it's covered here. So,
10:10 let's start with the first one, which is
10:11 unlocking the premium experiences for
10:13 all of those who want to fly in business
10:15 class for the first time or more often
10:18 without having to pray to pay this 5,000
10:21 7,000 $10,000 per flight per way. How
10:25 you do that? Well, first understanding
10:27 what's the pain that you have right now?
10:30 Because if you still normalize flying in economy
10:31 economy
10:33 and you think, "No, it's fine. I'm just
10:35 like going to swallow it and just like
10:36 arrive a little bit tired and eat that
10:39 shitty food in economy. Then what
10:42 motivates you to change? Nothing. Right?
10:44 If you start normalizing that you should
10:46 be taking every single flight that's
10:48 more than four hours in business and
10:50 first class and pay less than economy,
10:52 you're going to be like [ __ ] every time
10:54 now you go into economy because I told
10:57 you you cannot hear what we've been
10:59 talking about today. So now every time
11:01 you take economy for a longer flight
11:02 than for hours, you're like, "What if I
11:04 learned that skill that I could be
11:06 taking this flight in business and even
11:09 pay less than what I'm paying for this
11:14 worse seat?" Make sense? So as you can
11:16 see here, Con in this picture is
11:18 traveling in economy. He's not that
11:20 happy. You know, it's the best version
11:23 AI could get of Con, but there you go.
11:26 He's here stuck between two ladies in
11:30 economy. Not that happy. Right. And this
11:32 is before discovering this after travel
11:35 hacking. You can see him so happy with
11:37 the cigar. He cannot even light up on
11:38 the plane. But you know for the picture
11:41 looks good. And he's in a first class
11:44 seat. I think if con is here is visitor
11:45 or first class. I think it's first
11:47 class. But you know in Emirates much
11:49 more space much happier right? So this
11:53 can be you. And actually then well he
11:55 has more energy. So when he arrives to
11:57 Dubai, he can meet the ladies and he's
11:59 not tired, you know. He can just go and
12:01 do everything they want to do. Go on
12:02 meetings, dinners, meet ladies, whatever
12:04 they want to do, right? You are not in
12:06 that seat that does not even recline
12:08 past 45°.
12:10 So you arrive with more energy. The ones
12:12 that are flying in business class, why
12:14 do you do it? I'm just curious. Is it
12:15 for the luxury? For the comfort, for the
12:18 for what? Comfort.
12:19 >> For the rest.
12:20 >> Arriving rested. >> Rested.
12:21 >> Rested.
12:23 >> For treatment, too. You get treated a
12:24 lot better than when you're [ __ ]
12:26 going through lines all that.
12:28 >> Yeah. Going through lines faster
12:30 lounges. What is it for you?
12:33 >> I can't sleep right and when you have a bed.
12:34 bed.
12:36 >> I like to take the overnights and sleep
12:36 >> and sleep.
12:38 >> So you miss the jet lag like the UK to
12:42 Dubai right go to sleep in the UK in
12:45 Dubai. You miss the jet lag. I mean who
12:47 can sleep in.
12:51 So that would be a night sleep.
12:52 >> So you do it. Exactly. >> Yeah.
12:53 >> Yeah.
12:55 >> So you arrived rested in the morning and
12:56 you can just kick off the day.
12:59 >> You don't miss 10 hours of work if you
13:01 do the overnight flight and you can fly. >> Yeah.
13:02 >> Yeah.
13:03 >> So worth the money, right?
13:05 >> I think at a certain point too, economy
13:08 doesn't exist. You can't do economy at a
13:08 certain point.
13:11 >> I I flown Emirates first hundreds and
13:13 hundreds of times mostly corporate. Uh
13:15 the last time I flew economy would have
13:17 been 15 years ago. It's not an option.
13:18 No, it's not real
13:19 >> because it's your identity. you already
13:21 are somebody who just flies business and
13:22 first class.
13:23 >> If you if you offered to pay me big
13:25 money, I couldn't do it. It's not it's
13:26 just not it's not real.
13:28 >> 100%. And I think a really good tip uh
13:30 piggy banking on on this for all of
13:32 those who have not flown business, taste
13:35 it. Do like he says, pay one ticket with
13:37 your own money and taste it. That's
13:39 going to fuel that's going to fuel your
13:41 your desire to get into business and
13:43 never go back to economy. Because if
13:45 you've never tried it, the few of you
13:46 that you said, "I've never flown it in
13:48 business or in first class." You don't
13:49 know what you're missing up. You don't
13:51 know it. Taste taste it.
13:53 >> How many didn't fly?
13:55 >> I think four or five didn't.
13:57 >> But it's like if you can afford being in
13:59 this yacht, just get one business class
14:02 flight. Taste it. [ __ ] You can't go
14:02 back is what he says.
14:04 >> Never go back. You can never go back.
14:07 >> Yeah. Right. So, it's a it's a good tip
14:08 for everybody that wants to get started.
14:10 Even before getting the credit card, all
14:11 the tips that we're going to be sharing
14:13 right now, just taste it and you're
14:14 going to see it's proper. We arrived
14:18 here at the first uh truth and we can
14:20 find that not knowing how to travel hack
14:22 and paying full price is gay. Because
14:25 when you think take take the note, take
14:28 the note, jot that down. Not knowing how
14:30 to travel hack and paying full price is
14:32 gay. Because why would you pay 5,000
14:34 bucks even if you have the money if you
14:37 can pay 400? Why would you? It's just
14:39 matter of skills. Here are a couple
14:41 examples. I'm sharing some routes that
14:43 I've taken. So, uh you can apply it for
14:45 yourself. Somebody's from Amsterdam or
14:47 is traveling through Amsterdam at some point.
14:47 point.
14:48 >> I have.
14:50 >> Yeah. There you go. So, here Amsterdam
14:52 is a really good one. Ship hole the the
14:55 the airport. I took a flight to Panama
15:00 in Central America. Instead of 6,192,
15:02 I paid $257.
15:10 and I achieved that with $106,000 miles.
15:12 >> Uh I don't want to like steal, but like
15:14 another thing though, like $106,000 miles.
15:15 miles.
15:17 >> If you were to sell that for cash,
15:20 typically it's only $1,000 in cash,
15:23 right? So you're getting a $5,000 value
15:25 or $6,000 value in flights versus if you
15:28 sold it for cash,000.
15:29 >> Yeah, he's totally right. So what he's
15:32 saying is that usually the miles are
15:34 valued at 1 cent per point. So if you
15:37 have 100,000 miles, the AMX portal or
15:39 the Chase portal or any Capital One
15:41 portal, right, that you book the flights
15:42 directly through there, it's going to
15:44 give you $1,000 in cash value for
15:47 100,000 miles. But why we do travel
15:49 hacking to multiply this value? As you
15:51 can see, I already calculated for you
15:53 the 5.6 cents per point, which means
15:57 that I get a 5.6x 6x return on what the
16:00 value that Chase MX is going to give me.
16:02 And we do that through some strategies
16:04 we're going to cover at the end. Right?
16:07 But the idea is that never book flights
16:10 through the portals. That's also gay.
16:12 Okay. Another gay thing is book a flight
16:14 through AMX or Chase portal. Don't do
16:16 that. You're wasting your miles. Even if
16:17 you have millions of miles, don't do it.
16:19 It's stupid. It's gay. How we do it, I'm
16:21 going to explain it at the end how to
16:23 properly do it. But here you can also
16:25 see the video of the flight. Now you're
16:26 in Panama. You want to go to Miami.
16:28 Somebody from the US here, US citizens.
16:30 There you go. If you do a stopover in
16:33 Miami from Panama, very easy. Instead of
16:38 paying $1,000, almost 976, I paid $71 to
16:39 go from Panama to Miami in business
16:42 class. 71 bucks. Like something less
16:43 than a dinner. You just booked the
16:45 flight. You didn't even look at your
16:47 bank account. Then I'm going to share a
16:49 bit later one of my best redemptions,
16:52 which was Madrid to another city.
16:55 But I could save around $4,000. And it's
16:57 great, not for the amount that I saved,
16:59 but because I multiplied my miles, the
17:01 value to 7.53 cents per point. I'm going
17:03 to share that at the end. It's one of my
17:05 best redemptions. I'm going to tell you
17:06 how to get these legendary ones. Because
17:08 to get one and two cents per point, it's
17:10 good. To get three or four, it's
17:12 difficult, but it's really nice when you
17:14 get it. To get above seven is like a
17:16 unicorn. So when you get really good,
17:18 you can start making your miles go much,
17:21 much further. Okay. So, we save money by
17:24 using miles and then we save miles by
17:26 learning how to travel hack properly.
17:27 How do I get the points and the miles,
17:29 right? You might be saying, "Okay, this
17:31 is great. I want to save that money, but
17:33 how do I get this?" So, as I said
17:36 before, paying with debit cards is gay.
17:39 And that's the reason why many people do
17:42 not rack up any miles because they pay
17:45 with debit cards.
17:47 If I say raise your hand because who's
17:48 paying with debit cards? Nobody's going
17:49 to raise their hand right now. too scared,
17:50 scared,
17:52 >> too much, too ashamed. No, but I did it
17:54 for for many many years until I
17:56 discovered this. Right? Think in your
17:58 head. Are you paying with debit cards?
18:01 So, if you do, think why? That's the
18:02 first question I would ask you. Why are
18:04 you doing it? Why are you paying with
18:06 debit cards? Do you even know or it's
18:09 out of habit? Because for most people
18:10 is, oh, my parents always use debit
18:13 cards. They told me that debit is good
18:16 and credit is evil. Somebody's parents
18:18 or society made them think that credit
18:20 is evil.
18:24 you couple there. So yeah, it was my
18:26 reality as well. But the thing is debit
18:30 cards are inferior in many many ways
18:31 and first of all because they don't give
18:33 you any points. So if you can do the
18:35 same expense for example paying for this
18:39 yacht or getting a restaurant dinner or
18:40 buying anything for your woman for
18:42 yourself, you have two wives, life gets
18:44 expensive, right? So imagine using debit
18:46 cards. How much money you're living on
18:48 the table in terms of points and miles.
18:52 So this game is not about spending more.
18:54 It's spending whatever you're spending.
18:57 Just instead of using one plastic, I for
19:00 example brought this because again more
19:02 proof. This is one of my pouches that I
19:05 have of debit cards and passports and
19:07 residences and all that stuff. I have a
19:10 few cards that I've tried just for fun
19:11 and because it's, you know, it's my
19:13 business. I want to try the cards. But
19:15 this is a stack of 51 cards. You know
19:17 there's this definition once they told
19:19 me like the master has failed more times
19:21 than the student even tried. So the idea
19:23 for me was okay let me get all of these
19:26 cards 51 in just this pouch then I have
19:28 other pouches at home the other one that
19:31 I have here. So I have a few more but
19:33 many of these are worthless are worth
19:35 nothing literally I just got them to see
19:38 what's up but not that good. So why
19:41 would I use let me just see one of these
19:43 uh popular ones right people use wise
19:45 wise cardart why would you use wise
19:48 cardart when instead of paying like this
19:51 tapping tap in the restaurant just take
19:54 this metal card boom and tap the same
19:55 thing and this one gets you miles this
19:58 one nothing they have different purposes
19:59 because one gives you access to one
20:01 airlines the other the other and also
20:03 we're going to see that different cards
20:05 like the chase of fire reserve right is
20:08 different from the Amixes. So again,
20:10 some more proof. What color is your amix?
20:11 amix?
20:11 >> All of them.
20:13 >> Right. So, which one you want? The
20:15 green, the platinum, or the gold? Right.
20:16 I have them all to try them all and see
20:18 what's up. And each one is for a
20:20 different category. So, one is giving
20:22 you more points for dinner, but if you
20:24 use the same ams,
20:26 it's going to give you less points. But
20:27 if you use the other AMX, the other
20:30 color gives you more points in ads.
20:31 Right? So, you want to use different
20:32 cards. The chase gives you more points
20:34 in dining than another amix would give
20:36 you in another category. So you use
20:38 different cards five six for the five
20:41 six main categories dining, hotels,
20:44 flights, gas, supermarket and all the
20:46 other expenses. So when you optimize and
20:48 you know this card gives me four points
20:50 per this category, this one three points
20:51 for this category, you just know which
20:53 card you use every time for this
20:55 categories. So you just need six main
20:56 cards. That's it.
20:58 >> All the other is [ __ ] So it's not
21:01 about getting more credit cards, it's
21:02 about getting the right ones.
21:03 >> Make sense?
21:06 >> Six main ones. Uh do you have an like do
21:08 you have a suggestion because I try to
21:10 use the MX card as much as possible but
21:13 within you there's lots of places where
21:15 they don't like to take they only want
21:18 to take Visa or are there good Visa or
21:22 Mastercard cards if you're used to that
21:26 >> Visa Chase Reserve Visa card amazing
21:29 yeah and it's true it happens is not
21:32 accepted some places um but yeah the
21:34 other oh another thing European European
21:37 credit cards are gay as well. Jot that
21:39 down. That one is important for all the
21:41 Europeans here. European credit cards
21:45 are gay. Why? Because they have nothing
21:46 to do with the perks and the advantages
21:48 that the American ones gives you.
21:50 Period. Like whatever you compare, they
21:54 lose every time. So the AMX in Europe is
21:56 worse than the AMX in America. And there
21:57 are few countries in Europe that allows
22:00 you to duplicate your AMX in America in
22:02 just one phone call. It's called global
22:04 transfer. You can jot that down. Check
22:05 if your country is in the global
22:07 transfer and if you do, just call AMX,
22:08 get your AMX in the United States
22:10 duplicated right away. Nothing more
22:11 complicated than a phone call.
22:13 >> Is that the same with the Canadian Mexico?
22:14 Mexico?
22:15 >> Yeah, because I I did it.
22:17 >> Yeah, you need I first moved to the US
22:19 when I as soon as I got my my social
22:22 security. I had zero credit history,
22:25 zero uh zero credit zero credit, like a
22:27 credit score of zero and no credit
22:29 history. Uh and I called the global
22:30 accounts department and they used my
22:33 dynamics. I got a black as my first card
22:35 and right away I had like I checked my
22:36 spending power $40,000. Never used a
22:37 card before.
22:41 >> $40,000 spending power with a flat zero
22:42 credit score.
22:44 >> Why? Because of global transfer. It
22:45 works. There you go.
22:47 >> But if you [ __ ] it up and for some
22:49 reason your card gets canceled,
22:50 something happens, you can never use the
22:52 global transfer account uh department again.
22:53 again. >> Yeah.
22:54 >> Yeah.
22:57 >> I I got a bunch of uh just for business
22:58 the business a personal thing. >> Yeah.
22:58 >> Yeah.
23:01 >> And I'm sure that you have both. Yeah.
23:03 >> So, my my medical clinics all have their
23:05 own personal MX cards. They all have
23:07 unlimited limits and I spend about a
23:09 quarter million on each of those every month.
23:11 month.
23:13 So, my points are unlimited. I have
23:14 millions of points every month coming
23:17 in. But because the relationship with
23:19 those cuz on AX you have to sign as
23:21 personal with the business.
23:24 >> Now, I'm able to get any any AMX card
23:25 personally because I have a business
23:27 relationship. Doesn't matter any doesn't
23:29 matter what income I show, anything like
23:30 that. All they give a [ __ ] about is
23:32 that, oh, he's got these businesses.
23:34 This ecosystem is good. Let's give him
23:36 whatever he wants. He's a good customer.
23:36 >> There you go.
23:38 >> It's good to leverage both sides.
23:41 >> Canada, yeah, [ __ ] is
23:43 have good months when I'm spending a
23:44 shitload on it, but they [ __ ] only
23:46 care about the next month. They don't
23:48 give a [ __ ] about the payoff every month
23:49 charge card.
23:50 >> Yeah, which we do, but if you don't
23:52 charge it one month, they'll use that
23:53 month instead of the month you're
24:01 So, we have uh a few notes that you jot
24:04 down most likely, which is that European
24:08 cards are gay. Debit cards are gay. If
24:10 you pay with them, you're gay. And
24:12 paying full price for business class and
24:14 first class flights is also gay. So, use
24:17 credit cards like a G and just start
24:18 accumulating the miles and use them and
24:22 voila, the rest is history. The next the
24:23 second point, right, first one,
24:25 unlocking these premium experiences. So
24:27 all of you can fly for business business
24:28 and first class for cheaper than
24:30 economy. So money is not an objection.
24:32 If you're affording economy tickets, you
24:34 would afford and save money by getting
24:36 the business and first class ones. So we
24:38 eliminate the cost part. The second one
24:41 is spawning across the globe anytime. So
24:44 basically developing the teleport skill
24:48 can be anywhere anytime. Just do like
24:50 this. 70 bucks you're on the other side
24:53 of the world like that in business while
24:55 sleeping like Rob said your arrive
24:58 rested you can carry on the next day
25:02 right so before travel hacking you know
25:04 you might be thinking yourself this is
25:06 the mental chatter that I had is it
25:08 worth the money for a bit more of
25:12 comfort is it worth paying 6,000 bucks
25:15 when I could get there for 600 what if I
25:19 save the 5,400 and I get a better pay or
25:21 I pay for this or that or I put it in my
25:22 business. Does somebody have this mental
25:25 bargain with themselves and they think
25:26 about, oh, should I get economy or
25:29 business? Did it happen before you
25:32 clicked by on the economy or before you
25:33 clicked on the business? Right? It
25:36 happens. And sometimes you might find
25:38 yourself thinking, "Oh, am I too
25:41 reckless spending 6,000 bucks in a
25:42 flight or 10,000 bucks in a flight?"
25:44 Depending on your income, it's a lot of
25:47 money in percentage, right? So
25:48 So
25:50 if you have a family, are you a good man
25:52 if you're flying business, but your
25:53 woman and your child is flying an economy?
25:54 economy?
25:55 >> That's gay.
25:56 >> That's gay.
25:56 >> I have to disagree.
25:59 >> You'd rather have to disagree. My kids
26:01 will always be in economy till they make
26:03 their own money cuz [ __ ] No, really. I
26:04 think especially my son. I like All
26:06 right. My daughter spoke first when she
26:07 My son is an economy for life until he
26:09 fixes them. And the beauty is that you
26:10 can choose about that because you have
26:12 enough points to get all of these
26:15 business class flights if you want to uh
26:16 spoil them one day,
26:18 >> right? But some people have to do it out
26:19 of necessity.
26:22 >> Yeah, I I really think it's especially
26:24 for for sons, I think they should all be
26:26 up in the back. And I take great
26:27 pleasure going up in the back and
26:29 saying, "How's that seat feel, son? I'm
26:30 going to go lie down in first class." >> Really?
26:31 >> Really?
26:33 >> Yeah. If we get a fire up and especially
26:35 our boys, we have to believe that
26:37 >> daughters and daughters different
26:37 daughter is different.
26:39 >> Everybody in business if you want or
26:41 everybody in economy if you want but a
26:43 choice like he's saying I choose this
26:44 because I want to instruct this to my
26:48 son great but not out of necessity. So
26:51 if you don't have enough miles because
26:54 you only use debit cards like do you
26:56 want a tampon or what?
26:57 >> Did you just say do you want a tampon?
27:00 >> A tampon. Yeah. So what do you do? just
27:02 fix it, you know, after travel hacking.
27:05 If you go to the next slide, Con is so
27:07 happy here. You can find yourself here
27:10 in the slides flying in business class,
27:13 you know. So, yeah, now now you can just
27:15 fly anywhere you want, anywhere you want
27:17 and bring anyone anyone you want with
27:19 you because it's just a matter of adding
27:21 a few more miles. But in terms of
27:22 dollars, it's just going to be $100 more
27:25 per person. Also for here, not attending
27:29 IRLs because you can't afford the flight
27:31 is gay. So that's another reason you
27:33 want miles. So every IRL you desire to
27:35 go, you just [ __ ] go. And with the
27:37 price of the ticket, you pay the ticket
27:39 of the IRL, the entrance, and you just
27:41 fly for 50 bucks to whatever
27:44 destination, as many hours as needed. 50
27:46 bucks, 100 bucks, 400 bucks max, because
27:48 Emirates, 400 bucks is the most
27:50 expensive airline in terms of taxes. But
27:52 you're not going to pay much more than
27:54 400 for long flights if you travel properly.
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