Morgan Housel

Totally worth it to spend a lot of money here.

Yeah.

Because the outside, you want people to drive past and be like, oh, look at that person.

And I think it's true that how many people have gardeners, landscapers?

relative to how many people have like interior designers or whatnot.

And I would venture, we're talking first world problems here, of course, but I would venture that many more people have landscapers, part of which is because they don't want to get dirty.

But part of which is like, I think whether you know it or not consciously, you want people, including strangers, to drive by and be like, oh, that's a nice house.

I wonder who lives there.

But the inside of your house might be a dump, at least in relative terms, because the internal stuff, like you are more external benchmark focused than others.

I think that that's probably right.

Yeah.

Yeah.

I remember this was a very specific example.

P. Diddy, who has his own host of legal issues and moral issues, of course, everyone knows them as part of his criminal process a couple of years ago.

The police released pictures of the inside of his house.

I think it was his house in LA.

It may have been Miami though.

And this is P. Diddy's house.

So on the outside, it is a fricking mansion, as you would expect.

The inside of the house where the pictures were released, these crime scene photos, places a dump.