Liz Woods

Like, if anybody ever said anything that I was saying that was, like, bad or whatever, like, I don't want to know.

um it was like i thought it was cool but but uh i think ben said at one point that he wanted to like donate his money to a person like he wanted to have real life impact exactly what you're saying and then i'm copying my idea i definitely told him right and then he realized wait like i don't know like you could just be messaging me like i need a hundred dollars of course of course you're gonna have to come with like proof of you know late payments and some bills a

Careful what you wish for.

This is how people, like, win the lottery.

And then everybody in their life, like, their relationships are ruined because people come to them for money.

Um, like buy a house, definitely buy like multiple houses, probably buy like my family members houses.

And I mean, it's the standard stuff, houses, vacations.

Um, I would put it away in like a high yield.

Of course, of course.

What is it like high yield savings?

Like Chris and I always talk about like, what makes like $10 million a year.

Exactly.

How much is enough where you can like draw a salary every year, but still be comfortable.

It's so funny how everybody has these conversations.

They're the best.

Like every time the lottery is going to be a billion dollars, it's like it's so much fun.

Do you buy like lottery tickets when it becomes like never?

I mean, I always talk about I'm like, how do you expect to win if you never buy?

Well, people where we live never win the lottery.

It never happens in the tri-state area.