Chris Kline

If you looked at my Twitter handle, it's at Senator Klein.

Not because I'm a senator, but when I was in college, I was destined.

I was like, I'm going to be a senator by the time I'm 40 or I'm going to be retired.

I was confused when I saw it because I thought, wait, did he run for senator?

No, it was my plan.

And you never know.

I still might do it.

And it just rolls off the tongue nicely.

Senator Klein.

Chris Klein's a good name for running for office.

Next year, you're 49.

I've been eligible for a while now.

We'll see what happens.

But my ultimate goal is to help bridge that financial literacy gap.

People, that's a simple thing.

It's like, oh, I'll put the money aside.

But you're right.

If I just sit there in a yield fund, like an index fund or a money market, no way am I going to make enough to get to $1.8 million to comfortably retire.

Yeah, I'm almost at the point now where I don't think saving dollars is a smart move.

Pretty much anything that's in my portfolio that is long term, more than six months or nine months, that's like what you put on the side for liquid capital, is either in real estate or cryptocurrency.