Brandon Brittingham

And I think that that... I was educated on that a long time ago by...

Thank God I've had an amazing freaking accountant who somehow I convinced her to come on the dark side and work with me as my CFO.

But she put that in my head very early.

And we've been doing that for a while.

And, you know, I kind of fought her on this, Brian.

And I'm glad I didn't because of what that has kind of grown to and what it shielded me from taxes.

So if someone's listening to this and doesn't know what that is, if you wouldn't mind, break that down really quick.

Double dipping.

No, but I'm glad you mentioned it because, you know, again, this is.

You know, this is stuff that, you know, I would consider myself, before I started learning about money, a pretty savvy entrepreneur.

And, you know, I was making a lot of money, but I actually didn't know a lot about money, right?

I didn't understand all these mechanisms of wealth that wealthy people used.

Because I was just like, man, I'm making a shit ton of money, right?

Like, I didn't understand all these other things.

That's why I love bringing people like you on here because most people just are not taught about all these different things.

I always say that there's two economies.

The educated and the non-educated.

And I don't mean educated like, you know, degrees like you have, obviously being extremely intelligent.

I'm talking about being educated about money and understanding the tools like you've talked about, cost segregation, the different legal loopholes, defined benefits.

It's like, that's the shit you got to learn about because that's how you become wealthy.