Dan Fleyshman

Comedian just gets signed to be on a Kevin Hart movie.

Okay.

And man, they made some money.

Movie takes off, becomes a big success, and now they just made $2.5 million.

Wow.

And they've only been making 50 grand a year before that.

What would you say to that person that saved up a couple million dollars all of a sudden?

They have this newfound wealth.

What would you tell that person to protect themselves from not blowing it on investments?

Let's put on our charity hats.

Why do you think it's important for people, for their household or for their company, for their employees, their kids, et cetera, to see them do some type of charity work?

So there's only one question I ask on every single episode.

And out of hundreds of times I've asked it, I've never gotten the same answer.

Okay.

You guys are building a family together with your new wife.

At some point, you'll have one child, maybe two, maybe three, who knows what's in store for little baby Jay.

But along the way, you build up movies, might end up creating a film studio, investing in companies, products, exits, and you have hundreds of zillions of dollars later on in the future.

What percentage of your net worth do you leave to those future children?

Are there any projects that are coming up for you?

Anything that people should be looking out for?