Jordan Harbinger

That's a pretty good point.

I'm not used to this, but a lot of my Asian friends, they just love, they love, love, love, love, love, love, love gambling.

And you can hide it really well.

Let's say you're wealthy.

No one's going to be like, what happened?

Because you're not going to lose your house.

You're just going to lose a ton of money that you were going to spend on something else or hand to your kids.

So I know people that they can gamble like $100,000 and

in a week over New Year, and they're like, oh yeah, it's fine, and I'm thinking like, is it though?

Like, I know you have money, but holy smokes, there's a better use for that kind of money.

But with drug addiction, I don't really know that many people who are like, yeah, I'm holding it all together just fine with my heroin addiction.

I mean, there are high-functioning, or there were, now they're probably fentanyl, there were high-functioning heroin addicts, but it makes you feel so miserable that eventually it catches up with you.

Right.

So I don't know.

You're right.

It is quite obvious to see something like this.

People do know something is up, but you can really hide gambling so well.

addicts are going to find a way.

What does he do?

I'm so curious.