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Pretty good stuff. Hello. Hello.
We are at the Millionaires Leaders Conference in Vegas. Look at all these leaders here. Can y'all say hello?
>> Usually come through there as well.
>> Can y'all say hello?
>> Hi.
>> Are y'all excited?
>> Yes.
We are so excited about this great opportunity and going now to go out to the gold mine. I'm from Las Vegas and I'm telling you what, go Google Nelson gold mine or go Nelson gold uh town and you can see for yourself what it looks like.
>> Wow. Thank you. I'm so excited. There's Keith. He's a monster out there. Who else we got?
>> Hi, this is Robert. Professor Robert Millionaire Leaders Conference next month. July
>> December 12th.
>> December. December 12th. And this is the magnificent.
>> Hi. Hi. This is Joe. Joe Reed here.
>> Thank you. Hello. Say hello.
>> Hey, it's David here. Nice to see you guys. We're off to the mine here. This is exciting.
>> Yes. Yes. Can you say hi, sir?
>> You betcha.
>> Thank you,
>> sir.
>> Yes. I call everybody. [laughter]
>> Well, hello. He's a monster, too. Don't let him fool you. He's
>> John Ham.
>> Exactly. Hi. Hey, Dr. Steve Grand. This is the place to be. You definitely want to be a part of this company and what's taking place and what's about to happen in the future. Get with Dominique cuz it's on fire.
>> Mhm. Let's go.
And we're going to be doing some videos while we're at while we're at the actual gold mine. Super excited. Look all these leaders here. Let's see if I get them.
>> Leaders over there. Leaders over there. Hey,
>> where the twins at? We're the twins. The twins are here, too. I don't know where they at, but y'all should be here. Get inside of this. Super excited. Bye.
Everybody, it's Professor Roberts with the global gold coin. We just finished at the gold mine. What do you guys think? Everybody,
>> nobody gets the gold. [laughter]
>> Yeah. Second question, who wants to be a millionaire? [cheering]
>> Third question. Who wants to help other people?
>> To the fly in December 12th, Las Vegas. Everybody that comes gets $10,000 in crypto.
>> Rock.
>> Rock.
>> All right. Kill it.
>> Change crypto global gold coin. So, and how it's all backed and all that. Questions.
>> I have a question. Uh some people have asked me [snorts] if they uh join our company, buy the coins, but they wanted some physical gold as well to take home, put in their mattress, put in their safe or whatever. Is that uh obtainable within our company?
>> I believe we should let professor
>> You're going to have to professor will answer those questions.
>> Um as we are formulating this whole company, the exchange uh you know the commerce side of it, the utility part of our token, a lot of information. The gold will be a component along the way. It's going to take some time to
>> but I agree. I I would love to see us mint some some gold medallions, commemorative medallions
>> that we can ship out.
>> That would be GGC.
>> So some gold medallions.
>> Absolutely.
>> Very exciting.
>> Yeah, that'd be awesome. Yeah. So, that's limited edition,
>> Professor Robert.
>> Okay. I'm gonna put this on pause. [laughter]
>> Okay.
>> And I'm gonna go find a professor.
>> Good question.
>> To add to this,
>> I I didn't officially meet you.
>> I know, right? Huh?
>> I know. I'm James Wheeler. Nice to meet you. I've been in a couple of your programs.
>> James Wheeler. Yo, one of your people contacted me. They was like, "I'm under James Wheeler." I'm like, "Uh, Colleen."
>> Do you know him?
>> Yeah. Colleen and I go way back. just started mining from the 30s, 40s, 50s. We took over probably in the late 2000. And so, uh, Patricia Thaki, she's the last living heir of the family. She's
>> Yeah, Patricia Thaki is the last living heir of the Thaki family. And, uh, so we're taking care of her. She's our partner.
>> Uh, we bought her a house in in uh in Arizona. And so she's living a good life in Arizona right now and she's looking forward to seeing this get developed. So how old?
>> She's probably she's in her mid 80s. Mid to late 80s. Yeah. I don't know her exact age, but
>> but she was actually born in shaft number 13. Jackpot number 13 m.
>> Yeah. So
>> yeah. So her her mom gave birth to her in one of the minds and that's one of the amazing stories.
>> One year
>> that would be in the 1930s probably 1930s.
>> So she's how do you spell the last name?
>> Taki t h a ke.
>> And how much uh gold did they pull out as a family? uh 10 years ago she had done an estimate that there was um uh 12 billion. So if you and that so that was when gold was less than a,000
>> $1,000 per ounce now 232. So now you quadruple that. So that's
>> Wow.
>> Quadruple keep going up.
>> Yeah. Mhm.
>> So that means that our crypto will be going up because the value of gold is going up, right?
>> Absolutely.
>> That's right.
>> Absolutely.
>> Yeah, baby.
Can you talk can you ask how does this tie into the gold for for a person who doesn't know about
>> Okay. Well, what uh
the coin and the gold, how do they tie together?
>> Okay. So uh the gold here is going to be used uh so right now we're looking at doing a 43101 which is basically a reserve estimate proven reserves well evaluation we'll drill wells and test all the ores test all the uh the tailings and uh confirm the numbers then we do a reserve estimate those numbers we can actually take that into trade even if it's 10% of billions of dollars that's a lot a lot of money That's hundreds of millions of dollars to back the crypto
>> basically hundreds of millions that we'll be able to use
>> um to create liquidity you know for for the investors in uh the global gold. So that's really the strategy is to leverage
>> uh these tailings.
For someone who asked what does backed by gold mean what would you say
>> it would be like uh remember when the US dollars were backed by gold and we had Fort Knox we had physical gold. Well, today we don't actually have to build a Fort Knox. We can have we can leave the gold in the ground as long as they're proven reserves. we can draw about let's say 10% of what we the reserve estimate and you know Gary could probably speak more to that but uh
>> yeah%
>> you want to say
>> I mean that's the key is what he said was the documentation certifications on geological report they'll be doing some drillings core samples they get it tested then you take the value of that they'll do the math on all the square meters and feet here and then that can be put into some numbers and then you can get some actual banking business done where they can actually monetize a fraction of the asset value.
>> Okay.
>> On proven document documentation and reserves here.
>> Okay. Thank you. Wow.
>> Thank you. Very good information.
>> Very good.
>> Thank you. Thank you.
>> Fantastic.
>> So the banking industry really is making it exciting because we don't have to have a Fort Knox, you know, as long as you prove the reserves, we we can
>> and you can trade against it.
>> Absolutely.
>> Okay.
>> Wow. So, you don't even have to mine all of it to make the money. Correct.
>> You don't have to have the physical bars. Correct.
>> You don't have to have the physical bars, right? Is that what you said?
>> That's That's fantastic.
>> Although that's all we want.
>> Yeah. Because there's security.
>> Yeah. There's a lot of security in not having a Fort Knox.
>> Are you a part owner of the Gold Mines as well? Okay. Awesome.
>> It's a group.
>> Can you tell your quick story about how you found them? How you find it? Oh, actually I didn't find it. That that's actually a long story. Um, but
>> give us the short version.
>> The short actually my my my partner was uh uh very good uh friend became very good friends with the Daki family
>> and uh Patricia Thaki um had an omen or not an omen I would say a premonition from her father. Her father had passed away many years. She was the last living heir to the Thai family and her father came to her in a dream saying that u some people would come into her life and and take care of her. And so uh she uh she met my my partner Rick and uh she knew it was him uh and we've been taking care of uh Patricia for all all these years.
>> How many years?
>> For over 10 years. Uh she has a nice house in in Arizona and uh unfortunately her one of her uh one of the caretakers, Ross, who was a long um person that kind of uh lived with her and he passed away fairly recently, but Patricia is still healthy. She's still, you know, strong and uh looking forward to seeing this flourish.
>> Wow. Thank you.
>> Powerful.
>> Good stuff.
>> Yeah.
>> Good stuff. Thank you. Thank you.
Mill site where it's all fenced in for security purposes. And just beyond the fence site is the actual tailing. So these piles right here are hundreds and hundreds of tons worth of tailings. Just piles and piles over
>> and explain to the layman what a tailing is.
>> Yeah, the tailings are all the raw material that comes out of the mine shaft. So when the miners were were digging into these shafts, they were just um uh looking for the big chunks of gold and and nuggets. And so all this raw material was just thrown into piles cuz there was just a very few nuggets. Actually, most of the gold,
>> probably 80% of the gold is what's called flower gold. It's microscopic gold
>> and only 20% are in nugget form. And so they only gathered about 20% of the gold and they they collected millions and millions of dollars in the 1930s,4s and 50s.
>> Yeah. And so these mountains, these hills that you see right here are all loaded with gold from from the mine shafts, the tailings. The tailings
>> and they have not been processed.
>> There's gold in them hills, right? [laughter]
>> Wow. You're in the right place. We're at the right place at the right time.
>> Yes.
>> Yeah. We're at the right.
>> God for who?
>> His mercy.
>> Oh, mercy. Yes.
>> End here forever. See prophet. See how you hide everything.
>> You create everything and learn. Mhm. I got the the the ones they look like they high but they they comfy though. These the comfy ones. Oh my gosh. Look at this corner. Look at this, y'all. [laughter]
>> Look at this. This is wonderful. This is a caveman iron.
>> Look at this. Jeez. We're going to move over there. map this location on your Google map.
>> Yeah,
>> exactly like that. This is 11. Oh my goodness. That's so cool.
>> Wow. Look at this.
Okay, the reason that this platform and project is so important to the world, not just everybody on the bus, if you go on the internet today and you Google how much does finance do in transaction fees a day.
And I'm not going to tell you, but I'll tell you in 2022 is $86 billion. So go look up your own dealership and ask yourself the question. North Carolina, this platform owns an exchange. This platform owns a coin backed by real gold. If you can get paid every day if you own a cooks exchange at an airport, are you going to do good or good? Better, right? So, it's the transaction fees that American Express wants. It's the transaction fees that Swift Visa wants. Swift, it's the Microsoft. Think about it. Microsoft does 700 million a year in cash and you got a platform that can do 2 billion a day in transaction fees. So why would someone tell you they wouldn't join this program? Because you know what? If they got a Visa card in their pocket, American Express, if they've got any card, ask them are they okay with consistently having another company live on their transaction fee. It doesn't matter if they're shopping at Starbucks, Walmart, or McDonald's. Do you not think Mastercard, Visa, and American Express have transaction fees? Let's switch. If every merchant use this coin, this what I'm going to say. And what if I can use this coin to buy coffee? Would we all love to get paid on transaction fees when a thousand or 100,000 merchants look this coin? Yes. Mhm. That's what you have today. Don't let anybody take that from you. Yeah. Key word for people inside and outside of crypto to allude to what I'm saying is creating utility for the coin. We create utility, which isn't hard to do because if you have a million people on use available to spend their money in the coin, we'll make plenty of purchases. They'll line up line and then we're a utility. So, we're not just speculative. No, we're not just a stable now. We're a utility. And the utility value gets played out as valued as John and some of the bankers like Gary will tell you you get three to six years out on that. Yeah. So if you know you're going to do 20 years. So again this is this is a product what we have but it's not even compared to what we got. The other thing is we already have in our software exchange we can program free coins or gift coins for every merchant. So you sign up a pizza place and you say everyone comes in and buys a $20 pizza. We'll give them $20 every business gas. You might ask why give them. So we are gifting them. We're rewarding them, but we're not giving them away for free because they have value. Okay. So we use rewarder gifts because it takes an action to get it. We're not just throwing it out in the sand like people run down the streets and pick it up, right? That's requiring an action. That's what's important about what he's saying. The coin itself is a utility in the sense that if I want to buy a cup of coffee and this is how simple this is. I do it with Bitcoin every day. Yeah, exactly. Using a Visa card that's attached to my Bitcoin account like dinner. We're already doing it, but it's the adoption hasn't come. And the one thing about having a gold associated program, I go all the way back to Egyptians. You can't tell me mankind hasn't lived on gold. And now you're not introducing something they're afraid of, some name coin that you never heard, but you got to ask yourself the second question. Prior to 1970, whatever, you can rec. And it is illegal in America to have any fiat currency backed by nothing. Wow. Yeah. You go to jail for it. Also remember it's crazy. So what the foundation that's being laid that I see everyone's going to see something else is we have the opportunity to create a closed loop ecosystem. So by giving the the merchant the coins, they're now in the ecosystem. And if we can close it off where you can actually go and liquidate it, you give them cash to pay your mortgage. It's important, okay? Or you can buy other goods with it for Christmas. All within the ecosystem. Those transaction fees that are rewarding the company are helping create additional value for your coin. So, it's closed loop. That's what you want. That's the goal of this type of deal. transactions of John Smith the last 10 minutes on we could go hours on that but you got that's why you would ever reward that merchant for bringing a customer or reward that customer which is us the older coin for bringing on this merchant because now if this pizza parlor takes our coin this pizza parlor doesn't even if their pizza is not quite as if you're frequent pizza eater you're going to go more often to the one that accepts our coin this time. And that we don't have to teach that type. That's behavior that America is already familiar with. That's why reward programs. That's why used to be eBay, which is now is so so very popular. So rewarding people. How do we get paid? They're going to use our token, our coin as a reward point or an incentive to come in there and there's a transaction fee, but isn't that transaction fee based off another credit card? How are we going to get at this time? It is. How are we going to get at this time? See, that's on swift. Now, if we have enough people, we could have a pre a brand a brand. We if we just And John would know the number more than I It's not very much. If we have 200,000 people, we can get a private label Visa Masterard. Is it okay? 10,000 that's nothing. We have to do that. Even if we're splitting with Visa, Mastercard, that two and a half to three and a half% who cares partnership proposal. You bring in your billionaires who you bring us in the transaction. Okay, guys. talk about the Phoenix Cardinal Atlanta Falcons show 60,000 people in the stadium and 25 million people watch TV business networking with 250,000 people. We would do a yacht cruise with my leaders and I would tell them, "Call three people that you know now, now and say, I'm on a yacht cruise with the millionaire professor Robert and you should be on the next cruise." And they would all sign up 500 people over the phone. Now we're on a millionaire party bus, right? Yeah. When you call people when you're in the flow of a billion dollar deal, right, and you call them and you say, "You're not going to believe I'm on the bus with some of the biggest networkers in the world. Mr. Mark, 1 million people in a travel company. 1 million." We got Larry over here and his brother, friend Gary, 450,000 people. We have Joe and his partner, 500,000 people. John, where are you? John's wife, 1.5 million people. John was not coming today. His wife said, "Get on the bus." [laughter] At 3:39 a.m. What? Get on the bus. Get on the bus. Family came in from Phil. My gosh. You're going to be able to help a lot. This is a reddraft of my milliondoll bestselling book that hit Ukraine, Russia, Kazakhstan, Kyrgystan, Kbikstan. I shortened it, but I'll tell you who's a who's got a loud voice. [snorts] You do loud [laughter] my voice. Okay. At the end of the book, Keith, at the end of the book, hey Keith, I put two pages of tips that I've learned from going from broke to rich. Broke to rich. Broke to rich. And I got some tips. Please read. Thanks for bringing this. Wow. I'll get you guys all an autographed copy. I went to Moscow with this book in Russian. There were 500 journalists in the hotel, 10 TV cameras. Wow. 500 journals. And from that, my business grew to 50 million in Moscow in one year. Sure. All right. Number one tip, buy 10 copies for $200. [laughter] was great. There you go. I love this guy. I tell you what, it's very Tony Robinson. You get bonus calling. Sitting behind you. If I can just sit and listen to you for one day. I'm going to tell you what are awesome. This is the world famous Gary Kramer who has [laughter] made millions in networking and business and he just got a copy of my book, The Secrets of Millionaires by Professor Robert and he's put away 14 tips I have at the end of the book. Yes. Okay. Beginning the success tips to grow financially. Number one, create a positive thinking and a mindset. Negative feelings are distractive to success. Number two, make ideas and plans for more work, more learning growth, and spend most of your time with business and entrepreneurial type of people. Number three, copy other successful people, copy business people, learn the functions of other successful people. Says, copy the other millionaire. And B, copy the billionaires. Number four, stop. Stop. Stop spending all your money and save 5 to 30% monthly. Very good. Amandino, richest man of Babylon. Number five, keep your expenses low for two to five years as you're building your business, earning money and and uh cash flow, gaining cash flow. Number six, build your business credit cards up to10 to $50,000 not for shopping but instead for development of new business ideas and plans. Number seven Nancy, start protect and develop your business time, business money, business contacts, business groups and financial skills and abilities. Number eight, develop future cash flows and income seven to 50 times. That was not written for a woman. [laughter] I teach a lot of women just stop. Stop shopping. Never. [laughter] Number nine, it says build a team success business oriented friends and partners team. That's us team. And number 10, spend time and effort developing business team management and help your business growth part-time. [snorts] Number 11, find part-time people that like your ideas, your plans, business projects, and help them to become partners. Number 12, find and search faster or the fastest legal ways to grow your business or join join join other businesses and people that are moving up faster than you. Number 13. For example, the company Microsoft created more than 20 billionaires and thousands of their [clears throat] employees became millionaires from long-term stock ownership. Hello. Number 14. Don't listen or take advice from the poor, the negative, the skeptical, the non-qualified people, and only learn from millionaires. Wow. Professor Robert, what do you think? I love it. Excellent. Excellent. I taught to 250,000 people. Good. They have never heard this stuff. Never. My average student over there pays $1,000 a year for my training in 300 cities. My trainers were making 50,000 a month.