Lisa Ann

Yes.

Yes.

I didn't do it then.

Of course, you spend money when you're young.

I didn't have access to this much money as they do, though.

But as soon as I was, you know, as soon as I started reading, going to seminars, learning more about money, I realized it's not about how much I make.

It's about what I do.

With how much I make.

And then it's about how much I can make can make me.

And at what point in my life can I stop setting an alarm clock, stop worrying about other people, and know that all I got to do is sit and just wait for this interest to keep growing and my retirement is funded.

And that's where I am now.

And it's not F you money, like hundreds of millions of dollars, but it's a comfortable amount of money that I know what my salary will be each year if I don't add another dime to it.

And I feel good about that.

There's a confidence in that.

And so for these people, it's like, don't buy cars.

Don't buy stupid shit.

I don't own cars.

If I'm going to have a car, I'm going to lease a car.

I'm not going to own something stupid that's going to depreciate, but they're all buying crazy cars.

Like I see these cars these girls have in Miami and I'm like,