Brian Boyd

I cashed it out and I built a laundromat.

And, you know, the deductions I got in the first year, I wasn't even looking at it for the tax play.

The deductions I got in the first year were incredible.

I was like, this is insane.

I ended up selling it a year later for four times what I built it for.

Oh, my God.

moved it over into real estate, and I just took off in real estate.

But the deductions were incredible.

And people don't realize that there are recession-proof businesses.

Laundromats are definitely recession-proof.

And I like to talk to people about, hey, get into a business that you know people are going to spend money on.

They're going to regardless.

And, you know, I like to break it down into two very simplified categories, pets and children.

There was no budget.

There's not.

I mean, if you think about it, your, your pet gets sick, you run them to the vet.

Yeah, I've got three dogs and they live in the lap of luxury.

I mean, they're basically little fur babies running around the house.

So we don't have a budget for our dogs.

It's like, okay, if the dog's sick, we call the vet.