Matt Brockman

Like, he's – a lot of people learn from him.

But –

Yeah, I mean, there's... I mean, I like to...

think that once we get to the end of the the court case or whatever then we should cast our judgments yeah we'll see how it plays but it's like you know innocent till proven guilty like you know let's hear everyone's side of the story before we judge anyone that's a rare take these days yeah yeah because i mean the litigation culture in this country is honestly disgusting dude it almost wrecked me my first lawsuit yeah it was fucking awful

Oh, yeah.

I'm still living through it.

I'm not going to talk specifics because it's still ongoing right now.

It's inevitable.

That's what I've realized.

Everyone wants to stick their filthy hand in your money bag, essentially.

But, yeah, getting served for the first time, I was just –

out of commission for six months like i you know i got addicted to a few things um you know i just felt like everything was over life was gonna end like it's the worst possible feeling you can have yeah i will say over time you get used to it unfortunately yeah now i deal now you have to allocate like 10 to 20 of your funds to legal it's just like you gotta play defense you know what i mean

Yeah.

But I mean, that's kind of part of the reason I was thinking about living offshore is because.

That's smart because international lawsuit.

It's a thousand times harder to sue a Dubai company, for example, than to sue a domestic company.

Yeah, and then I got into whole offshore bank accounts.

I have a Cook Islands trust now and all that.

Yeah.

So these are kind of lessons that I kind of have to learn the hard way when shit hits the fan.