Bert Kreischer

But then I watched them become entrepreneurs.

And I was just a guy who just wanted to make enough money to have a good house for his family.

I'm usually jeans, flip-flops, and a t-shirt.

And I had a hard time coming to terms with...

with, for lack of better words, what kind of millionaire I wanted to be.

Because I really just, I didn't want for anything.

I don't care about cars.

I only started buying watches because my friends were buying watches.

I've looked at your watches on this show.

Yes, it is.

So I think I'm always kind of a little bit out of an identity crisis of like, but I think that's also being a comedian.

You're always introspective.

You're always inside.

You're always trying to figure out

What my angle is because I think if I'm honest with things then then that translates to the audience, right?

I think they can deal with it great.

So I'm always in I'm always trying to figure out who I am.

There was a great show.

I don't know who made this.

There's a great show called Survivor's Remorse about a young, does anyone remember this show?