Sam Parr: Rule of law makes America easy mode for immigrant entrepreneurs
Sam Parr · Our Producer Had A 90-Minute Phone Call With Mr Beast… · Jul 19, 2022 · at 45:31
Sam Parr explains the perspective of his Haitian mother-in-law and other immigrant entrepreneurs on doing business in the US.
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“When you take, like, these immigrants, and you put them in America, where there's, like, a pretty strict rules and laws, like, and, like, mostly the government can't take things from you, and, like, your stuff is mostly protected. It's like, well, this is easy. This is an easy mode. Like, I, Like we all know the rules and we know that people are mostly all gonna follow the rules. Like this is easy. This is just a board game. Like you just gotta play it.”
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