Brad Sugars

She's doing an internship with my business.

She did an internship with Tao, and she worked with Red Rock, and now she's doing an internship with me, and I think that...

And even with her, she's like, well, Dad, but what about the money?

I said, kid, here's the thing.

If you learn enough in your 20s, you will in your 30s be the smartest person in the room, you'll build your own business, and you will have everything you ever wanted.

Everyone sees this whole, I want to get a unicorn, I want to be an influencer, I want to do this, I want to do that.

There's more billionaires in boring-ass businesses than there is in tech, for goodness sake.

Construction in this town, how many people do you think...

Let's look at here we are in Vegas.

You think there's a couple of people making hundreds of millions a year selling alcohol in this town?

I mean, this is the thing.

Boring businesses make more money than all of these other ones that are...

flashy flashy and everything you think procter and gamble's in the paper business for a reason you know paper towels and toilet paper how much billions a year is in there and that like i just sold out of but i had a large commercial cleaning business and commercial cleaning people are like yeah that seems boring as yeah it's boring as but guess what every office needs cleaning every gym every school every hospital they all need cleaning yep

Someone's got to sell the chemicals to them, and someone's got to sell.

We do a lot of business in India, and I'm looking forward to going there again next year.

Here's the interesting thing.

In India, the population that moves out of poverty into middle class every 10 years is the same as the population of the United States, right?

Adult population in the United States.

I mean, when you've got 1.6 billion people and they're moving out of poverty into middle class, what do they need?

They need doors.