Brian Boyd

If the dog gets hurt, we take them to the vet.

We pay the bill.

We don't think about it.

And those are businesses you can invest in that there is no limit.

Daycare centers, there's no limit.

anything your kid needs, there's no limit.

You don't budget for it.

You just like, this is what we have to do.

And, you know, if people would look at businesses like that, being a passive investor in some of those businesses, it's a great plan.

And the returns are really good.

I know private equity has been buying up vet practices, daycare centers,

Dog parks, interestingly enough.

I mean, it's crazy.

Grooming facilities, they buy them up and they love them because there's no cap on what somebody will spend.

So if you're on the other side of that, you're owning the business.

It's a great play.

And that is also, going back to the tax conversation, you get the deductions, you get the cash flow.

It's a great way to grow wealth.

Yeah, so it really determines, are you a business owner and get a K1, or you have passed through treatment onto a Schedule C on your 1040, or are you a W-2?

All right, so if you're a business owner, I would say the low-hanging fruit that