Andy Frisella

We're talking about the Super Bowl here.

We're talking about the most ruthless competition that you could ever compete in, which is business and life.

And it takes that level of commitment and that level of effort to get to that point.

And if you're not willing to give it, you can't be mad about where you're at.

Now, I'm saying all this because you're 27 years old and you still have a chance to fix it.

But when you're in your 50s, and there's lots of people that figure out this when they're in their 50s, you're kind of fucked, okay?

Because you don't have the relationships built.

You don't have the connections built.

You don't have the ability to, you know, earn the way that you would when you're younger.

Oh, but 80, Colonel Sanders.

Yeah, that's true.

That's true.

That's an anomaly, all right?

And there's lots of people.

Here's the good thing.

The way technology is now, there's lots of opportunity for older people to change things very quickly.

But it's still more difficult for them than it is for people who are 27 or 20 or 25.

And this whole idea of fucking off your 20s until you figure out what you want to do, dude, you just wasted a valuable decade.

to put into your foundation of what you're going to have for your whole life.

So this whole idea of these people saying, oh, your 20s are for fun and this and that and this and that.