Morgan Housel

He'd skied in Europe and he skied all of South America and whatnot.

And at the time I was like, 25 grand in credit card debt?

You are a maniac.

You're not a maniac, you're an idiot.

And I gave him so much grief about it.

And I just thought, it was almost on like a daily basis.

I'm like, you are insane.

I can't fathom it.

And the very sad punchline here is Kip died in a ski accident when he was 30, 32, something like that.

And it was amazing the speed at which in my head I was like, I'm so glad you took those trips, man.

I'm so glad you lived the life you did before you tragically left us so young.

And I thought about that a lot.

And no one should live their life thinking they're going to die at 32 or whatever it might be.

it's not an appropriate way to live, but I, I think a lot about like the question you should ask is if you were on your deathbed or facing down the barrel of death, this is a terrible thing to talk about, but it's, but it's a fine thing to talk about.

What would you regret?

What would you look back on?

Kip died in a ski accident.

It was like a mountaineering accident.

He was, he was hiking up the trail.

He was hit by a massive avalanche.