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ict twitter spaces - This Episode was originally uploaded on the 10 September 2022.

In this episode ICT shares his feud with Vinnie.
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Transcript: Can you come on my live stream? Can you come on my show? Can I do this? Can I do that? And most of the time I just ignore it. There's a gentleman out there, Aaron Corbs. I've been pushing, trying to get him to grow an audience. Cause I think what he's been trying to do, which has been admittedly of a struggle for him, and he's admitted that, but it's also something that I can relate to because I have obsessive compulsive disorder. Once I have something that's on my mind, it's like that piece of meat stuck between your teeth, your tongue just keeps going back to it. So if it's the good thing, it's, that's not a problem. But if it's a bad thing, then I feel like I gotta at least keep going back and keep packing and just do what I did this year. Everything you can do, I can do better, and I can prove it with cash. Live accounts, precision, perfect highs and lows. Weekly highs and lows, daily highs and lows, undeniable. And amongst all those things, in the few seconds that it takes me to treat Twitter, like you are all one of my closest friends and I share something like it takes you just a second out of your day, some friend, some family member, an employee, a boss, send you a text message, is your day completely upside down and come to a complete halt because you stopped and responded with a text? No, your day just keeps on going. So many of you don't realize it, but you're in my pocket all day long and if something comes up, if I see something that's been tweeted, either gets a wild hair up my ass about something I see. Or if I just wanna encourage someone or give 'em a high five saying, you know, keep doing what you're doing. Or if I point to something, I think it's gonna unfold in the marketplace. I pick up the phone, I type it out, I'll snap a chart and share it. But this week has been, uh, it was hard. This is a difficult week for me. I had been trying to be a good husband to my wife, which is a normal thing, but we're trying to land this property. I've been working on it since July when he first listed it, and I had an signed offer in July. And then I pulled outta that offer because we found out that it had a conservation easement and the septic system was encroaching upon that. And I wanted to have some surveys done and inspections done, and I didn't trust that the, the property would have those things. In my favor because our listing, or not our listing, our buying agent recommended that we didn't buy it because I have a class a RV and, uh, rv not, it's not a cheap one, it's not like a Winnebago type thing. It's a pretty high end unit, and I wanted to be able to bring that to that property. And she said that it's probably not a good idea to get the property cuz it doesn't look like they allow that. So there is no HOA there. But we were made to believe that there was because of the paperwork. Long story short, you're probably all getting bored already with this, but I ended up outbidding another buyer and $2 million property in this kind of climate. There's not a lot of people out there trying to do that. At least not in, uh, har County. The property sat there for a little while and I put a second offer in. Now I knew they were entertaining another offer, so I went in a little bit higher than I was. Originally offering, they wanted $1,975,000 as their lowest one. I, I contacted them privately and said, listen, what's your lowest to take and seal the deal up? That was the number they gave me. So that went in with that offer. The only other offer they had was coming in with no inspections, all cash. Well, I was all cash anyway, so to beat them out, to make sure they didn't need to entertain them anymore.