This is the first Tate speech where I'm going to use some notes.

Because I was sitting there thinking, reminiscing on the good old days, I want you guys to understand

something about me.

Yes, I'm filthy rich, however, I come genuinely from nothing.

I'm not one of those guys who says, I come from nothing, they do it all myself and they didn't.

I actually did.

I was born in Washington, D.C. on Andrews Air Force Base, my father was in the military.

We moved to South Side Chicago, the ghetto, then Detroit, then Gary Indiana, which at the

time was the murder capital of the world.

Then I went to Goshen, Indiana when I was around four, tiny little town.

I was in Goshen, Indiana until I was 11 and then I moved to Luton, England, which was

voted the worst place to live in England.

And still, I managed to make all this money all by myself.

Well, I started from nothing and sometimes me interested to sit around and we missed the

old days.

Yes, I have all this money, yes, I have a baguette, every car, diamond watch, a mansion,

blah, blah.

Sometimes I miss it and around my brother, it's in a tiny apartment with 22 pounds and

thinking, fuck it, let's spunk it all on a cabab.

That made me genuinely happy spending all my last money on Takeaway.

Now I buy Takeaway, it doesn't do you thing, who cares?

So be interesting, we're having a conversation other day, what are the bad things about being

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