Andy Purcell

You sleep in a fucking car.

I didn't care.

Yeah.

When I got my house I live in now,

I got it.

It made sense to me because the house is so fucking awesome.

And it's such a cool thing to come home and like, just see the grounds and see everything.

And like, I'm that's an, that was an emotional purchase for me because like, dude here in St.

Louis, you know, we don't have a hundred million dollar houses, right?

Like that's not a thing.

So the amount of money that I've put into my house, I'll never get back.

I'll never get back, okay?

I'll probably lose, if I sell my house, I'll probably lose $10 million.

But I knew that when I built the shit, because that's the quality of my life.

So I said, okay, if I'm gonna live here for X amount of years, am I willing to pay this much money for this experience?

yes yes i am right yeah right so that's that there's certain things in life that are emotionally okay if you're aware of the actual logical financial sense right so you could evaluate all the metrics and all the data and then you could say all right but i really want it okay do it yeah you know what i'm saying but you can't be emotional about everything you buy right

It's about things that are gonna add to the quality of your life.

Cause like dudes, like you see this shit and this is totally untrue, but like,

People get on the, you know, they'll see a post of one of my cars or something.

They'll be like, ah, it's fucking stupid.