Dylan Gemelli

It's a way, way easier way out than looking into things and researching them and looking into them.

See, people that think a lot, like you and I, we want to know the actualities of everything, and so we dig and we learn and we look at things, probably more complex at times, but...

We uncover a lot more actual truths, which causes less stress and strain on your overall mentality, too, as you're working, because you know.

All right.

Let's talk about that inhalation just a little bit.

Lots of tangents.

It's my favorite part of the conversation with the tangents because I'm learning so much.

But I do want to talk about this because it's so amazing the work you've done.

And I know it's, you know, there's a lot of parts to it.

And there's, I think first, though, just the understanding because you kind of started talking about it.

I did.

And then I went on a tangent.

I like to stack stuff so we can stack them together, right?

So scary.

That's the foundation of what I built everything I do on.

Without it, you have nothing.

You can have all the money in the world, and if you have no credibility or integrity, you literally are the brokest individual on the planet.

And you're always running.

That's right.

Always unhappy.