Ed Mylett

I'd love to see you at some point do, but by the way, I asked that question, believing what you do is great.

Sure.

Just so you know.

And I believe people want to be on the inside of watching people who have accumulated wealth, including somebody like me.

It's why, that's why people probably listen to me a lot of the time as well.

But so I'm not saying that, I mean, to put you on the spot, I just wanted to hear your heart about it.

And I wanted the audience to hear.

I shook your hand when we first met.

You have a ton of humility.

I can tell you come from a good place.

And I don't think you think wealth is the only means of success.

And I just wanted to give you the chance to actually express that.

That's the only reason I asked you.

Just so you know.

Are they happier?

So you're only getting these moments, but some of them you've got to know.

Tell us, is a guy worth $600 million or a lady worth $600 million or $800 million or $1 billion or $10 billion?

Are they any happier than your dad or a school teacher?

Or are they less happy?

Or would you say the money part's irrelevant?