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Welcome back to max out everybody. Today is going to be incredible. I'm going to be honest with you.

I've been in a lot of places. I get a chance to travel to some of the most beautiful places in the world.

Thank God. But I am sitting in one of the most overwhelming buildings I have ever been in in my life. I am surrounded by the most unbelievable car collection I have ever seen in my life.

Oh, no, it's a fact. You have an exotic car collection. I am telling you it's overwhelming for me. And the cool thing about today is we're going to talk...

Because you have your dreams too. This is one of this man's dreams. We're going to talk today about tactical steps of how you achieve the picture of your dreams in your life.

And imagine this. I'm surrounded by Bugatti's and McLaren's and all kinds of other cars here. And the gentleman to my left ended up coming here from Iran when he was a little boy. This is a man who was homeless for a while in his life.

This is somebody who went from cameart to this someday. And so today is going to be an unbelievable story. This man is sort of legendary on Instagram.

But he doesn't do a lot of these programs. And so you get to get into the brain and the story of the great manny Cosmin today. So thanks for being here.

This is so cool. I mean, I, I was with you. We've been here a long time already because I couldn't get ready to sit down and do the show because I was overwhelmed by the car.

So let's start out a little bit because I think most of my audience now that they're seeing the scene here and see you, they're like, I've seen that guy before.

But I don't know that they know a lot about you and how you got here. And it's a great story.

So talk a little bit. Why don't we pick it up about when you were a teenager and how you even ended up in this country. Tell them that story a little bit.

So I'm from Iran when you reach age 14 in Iran. The army kind of forces you to go in service. And most kids that go to service, they get pushed on the minds because they want to save their tanks.

At least this is how you used to be a long time ago. So my dad has six brothers and four of them are crippled and two of them passed away from being injured in the war.

So when it was getting close to my 14th birthday, my dad suddenly decided to drop everything and flee Iran.

Wow. And with three of my siblings and my parents obviously, six of us, it was a super brave thing for them to do. I don't know if I could have the balls to do that.

One of the reasons too, when people hear these immigration stories too, one of the things that I think people don't know and I want you to talk about this a little bit too is often times men like your father have really great careers back home.

But their degrees or things like that don't necessarily translate when they come to the United States as well. So they take massive steps backwards.

Obviously don't they? Did that happen with your dad?

100%. Yeah. So my dad was a senior across the accountant for the oil company. And then when the government, you know, the regime changed, he then elected new government.

So he moved out of the capital city, which was Tehran and we moved to a small city named Sabah. And he opened a small little hardware store and bought a house.

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