Dan Fleyshman

So we do half food and drinks, the other half is like cleaning supplies, a poncho, a watch, a sleeping bag, sunglasses, duct tape, socks, etc. And then 11 years ago, we started a toy drive. We had eight of us volunteers wrapping toys on the floor. This last year, we broke the Guinness Book of World Records in December. For over 200,000 toys. No shit. That's awesome. We covered SoFi Stadium. Yeah.

And then we did the Miami Heat Arena. Yeah. Had 1,000 kids show up there. Anyways. So that's called the Trina's Kids Foundation.

And then we did the Miami Heat Arena. Yeah. Had 1,000 kids show up there. Anyways. So that's called the Trina's Kids Foundation.

And then in between there, I help other people's charities.

And then in between there, I help other people's charities.

I do Steve Aoki's charity for the last six years for mental diseases. Yeah. We do a Thanksgiving food drive. We do a report card day. We do a back to school drive. Yeah. The fires in Los Angeles two weeks ago. How was that? It was intense. It was intense. I was watching this. It's crazy. We raised four semi trucks of supplies in a day.

I do Steve Aoki's charity for the last six years for mental diseases. Yeah. We do a Thanksgiving food drive. We do a report card day. We do a back to school drive. Yeah. The fires in Los Angeles two weeks ago. How was that? It was intense. It was intense. I was watching this. It's crazy. We raised four semi trucks of supplies in a day.

So when we see situations, I like to incorporate charity into each business and into each event because of the butterfly effect of it. In Salt Lake City, we started this thing called the $100 Tipping Club, which isn't charity, but has a charity element to it. So it's with Jimmy Rex and those type of guys that are all in Salt Lake City. And during the shutdown,

So when we see situations, I like to incorporate charity into each business and into each event because of the butterfly effect of it. In Salt Lake City, we started this thing called the $100 Tipping Club, which isn't charity, but has a charity element to it. So it's with Jimmy Rex and those type of guys that are all in Salt Lake City. And during the shutdown,

we said hey get five ten fifteen year friends together and just go pitch in a hundred bucks each and surprise the waitress yeah half the money goes to the waitress okay the other half goes to the staff that's cool and then thousands and thousands and thousands of people started just doing it and tagging us and now it's much bigger than us yeah they have no idea we started it's fantastic

we said hey get five ten fifteen year friends together and just go pitch in a hundred bucks each and surprise the waitress yeah half the money goes to the waitress okay the other half goes to the staff that's cool and then thousands and thousands and thousands of people started just doing it and tagging us and now it's much bigger than us yeah they have no idea we started it's fantastic

Yeah. So the final question we ask on this up on every episode and we've never gotten the same answer is One day hopefully it's a hundred years from now. It's finally time for Jimmy to pass away But along the sheets a little bit older then But on the journey, yeah Maybe billions of dollars, hopefully What percentage of that net worth do you leave to the children? I?

Yeah. So the final question we ask on this up on every episode and we've never gotten the same answer is One day hopefully it's a hundred years from now. It's finally time for Jimmy to pass away But along the sheets a little bit older then But on the journey, yeah Maybe billions of dollars, hopefully What percentage of that net worth do you leave to the children? I?

So each time I think about it, because I hear, I've done this 110 episodes, and I hear a different answer every single time, by the way.

So each time I think about it, because I hear, I've done this 110 episodes, and I hear a different answer every single time, by the way.

From 0% to 100% and everything in between.

From 0% to 100% and everything in between.

And different variations and versions. So... I want my daughter and if I have their children to be a good steward of capital that I would trust in them enough. But I think that their age group definitely matters.

And different variations and versions. So... I want my daughter and if I have their children to be a good steward of capital that I would trust in them enough. But I think that their age group definitely matters.

So in theory, I could give them 100% of it if they're going to also then have to use a portion of it for our charity efforts in our foundation to deploy it. But my job as a parent along the way is to train them enough that I believe that they will be a good steward of capital and not get hundreds of millions of dollars and become like a lot of the stories that we hear.