Neil Patel

And he puts me as a capital R. So he's like, Neil, you're a capital R. And I'm like, what does that mean?

He's like, you can't buy the Los Angeles Lakers if you want to buy the Los Angeles.

I'm like, yeah, I can't afford it.

He's like, yeah.

He's like a lowercase W is I can buy a sports team like the Lakers or NFL team like the Rams or whatever it may be.

You get the point.

And he's a capital W. I'm like, what's the difference between a capital W and a lowercase w?

He's like, I can buy the Lakers and I can buy the Rams.

And if they both don't work out, I still have enough money to keep buying sports teams.

And that is like capital W. I look at that as like, you made it.

I can't say I've made it.

Can I get a boat or a plane?

Yeah, but it still hurts to buy a $100 million yacht.

That's expensive.

Plus, I get seasick, so I wouldn't ever want to do that.

But I can't go buy the Los Angeles Lakers.

I can buy a nice home, but how big of a home do you need?

So what's little r?

We didn't get to little r. I think little r is like...

Uh, we kind of discussed it, but we're not really, I think it's like you have less than like a hundred million dollars cash, which is still a lot of money.