Dan Fleyshman

And too often charities had this like black eye on the industry because there has been bad people or there has been.

There always is.

88 cents on the dollar goes to overhead.

There has been things that we hear about or see.

And we're like, oh, that 24 billion went to homelessness in California, but Newsom didn't give it out and we can't find the money.

Like there's these stories stuck in my mind.

Like I just said those stats so quickly because it's burned over my mind.

But the massive good that it does and the massive good that it does around our planet and how much we need it.

And now more than ever, there's so much more capital and resources through social media to help charities.

You look at someone like MD Motivator, he can post on social media and by tonight raise 180 grand for someone and change their life.

Look at at Charlie, boom, he raises 90 grand in freaking four hours and changes someone's life.

through social media.

So there's other ways outside the money part through people's time and energy.

You know, exactly.

You guys start a business and go hire 30 people.

I kind of helped 30 people indirectly.

I didn't even know about it, but it, exactly.

So, so since you've heard the podcast before, you know, there's only one question I ask every single time on repeat.

And I've never gotten the same answer before.

You build these companies, you sell the tequila brand for a billion zillion dollars later on in life.