Exclusive Interview with Tristan Tate: Jail, Brotherhood, Politics, Religion, and Fashion

What were the speaker's thoughts on their time in jail?

Tristan believes that he and Andrew would still be in jail if he had played things his way.

How does the speaker view the relationship with their brother?

The speaker admits that part of the price of their success is going to jail.

What are the speaker's beliefs on religion and unity?

The speaker believes that the days of Christians and Muslims fighting over religious differences are over, and there is a common enemy that they both face.

What are the speaker's thoughts on fashion and pop culture?

The speaker finds fulfillment in learning new things from friends and sharing knowledge with them.

What were the police actions during the arrest?

The women in the house were not questioned or asked if they were safe.

How did the speaker and their brother cope with financial struggles?

The speaker and their brother used to eat cans of sardines when they didn't have money for food.

What are the speaker's views on digital connectivity?

The speaker believes that people are too connected digitally and should spend more time talking face-to-face.

What is the speaker's stance on the relationship between Christians and Muslims?

The speaker respects their brother's decision to be a Muslim and understands the reasons behind his conversion.

What are the speaker's thoughts on the right and left political spectrum?

The speaker criticizes the idea that men can get pregnant.

What is the speaker's take on university education?

University may not teach practical skills for making money or be taught by qualified instructors.