Daymond John

I should because I've overcome so much.

I should because other people aren't doing it the right way or more people should be doing this.

What is that, right?

Alertness of things, empowering other people.

I should because I'm setting the terms for the way I want to live, not others.

And let me get a little, man, I would be here for about an hour.

Not because I want more money.

Because the more things you own, they own you.

Not because I want boats.

I could buy a boat.

I don't want a boat.

It's irritating.

I don't want seven homes like an Airbnb.

I don't want a staff of 200, 500, a thousand because somebody is going to be treated unfairly because of their gender, their color, their creed, their lack of education.

Right.

Because somebody else is going to want to take their credit and they're going to push them down.

And these people sometimes are not going to be able to feel like they are a reward of what they've done personally or they didn't get there because they didn't do this.

They're going to say it's the system.

So, I mean, I think those are the things that those becauses are really powerful things.

You know, I don't think I've ever been asked that before.