Justin Colby

So you think human life.

And I mean human life, but people don't realize if people start to lean into this health thing, they're going to live a long time.

Do you know a lot of people that have planned to live to 100 financially?

Financially.

I don't.

So that's a big topic that we need to discuss because they're going out and maybe making even a lot of money, but are they actually planning?

Like what you just did with your family is really planning.

That is planning for a long time.

If you do what you've already done, you layer on, OK, I'm probably going to end up living a lot longer than I was thinking.

So you bring in income into this whole ecosystem and you model that out to what you may have already done.

That's the game.

That's the long game.

Hey, I'm going to go live till I'm 100 because I'm on, you know, testosterone.

I'm on all these.

you know, new, cool things that are going to help us live.

Well, then you got to afford to live too.

Like it doesn't do you any good to be eating, you know, spam when you're 95 years old.

This conversation definitely took a turn that I think was much needed.

And I really appreciate you spending some time and not just talking about real estate and all the opportunity there, but also about life and building businesses and building families and experiencing life.

And so ladies and gentlemen, Aaron Chapman, we didn't get too much about redneck economics.