Jared Freed

Right.

Well, I did say, and maybe some of our tax attorney listeners, if you're in the IRS, turn off the podcast.

But I was like, when I spend money, I spend money off of my business.

I have a business account.

And you would say, well, why would you pay?

You know, I went for tacos yesterday and I ate myself eating tacos.

That is now a business lunch.

That is now- Your whole life is your business, yeah.

My whole life.

And there is an argument to be made that if Emily's at dinner with me and I make a video of us making at dinner-

that is a work dinner where content has been made.

Like, I think that's defensible.

So there's like, there's a little bit of difference there with my lifestyle where I'm like, you know, Emily, should you pay for dinner after tax or should I pay pre-tax?

Like, there's a thought.

As far as like, I do think with the money stuff,

It's becoming clear that talking about that makes you two teammates more than it makes you.

I think if you're not feeling like, hey, how do we get one over on the government together?

That's kind of my fun of it.

So that makes, I don't know if someone needs a perspective change.

Like if someone's like having this conversation and they're like looking for a chance to change their perspective, that's really made it fun for me.