Ken Coleman

All right. So my only comment on that and what you just said is I'm fine and good with all that. I just am a little bit more conservative and I think there needs to be a very clear boundary with just about almost everybody in your life as to who you're sharing with that you got a big fat bonus.

I think that's your husband or your spouse or whatever.

I think that's your husband or your spouse or whatever.

I think that's your husband or your spouse or whatever.

Maybe your mom or dad.

Maybe your mom or dad.

Maybe your mom or dad.

Or you can say, but even then, are you specific?

Or you can say, but even then, are you specific?

Or you can say, but even then, are you specific?

That's my point. But you can say, man, we crushed it this year.

That's my point. But you can say, man, we crushed it this year.

That's my point. But you can say, man, we crushed it this year.

Like, you're not going to be like, I just went and dropped $80,000 on a car. Oh,

Like, you're not going to be like, I just went and dropped $80,000 on a car. Oh,

Like, you're not going to be like, I just went and dropped $80,000 on a car. Oh,

I would be like, let's go celebrate a unique relationship. Let's say that.

I would be like, let's go celebrate a unique relationship. Let's say that.

I would be like, let's go celebrate a unique relationship. Let's say that.

Yeah. But not your first cousin who you don't see all the time.