Neil Patel

I'm not trying to say it's not a lot of money, but we're looking at it like a sports game.

We're not looking at like a judgmental as you've done well, or you've not, it's more like a sports game and you just want to win.

And it's not to buy something like I drove here today.

And most people think I have like fancy cars.

They would never guess what car I drive.

I have a Honda Odyssey.

It's very practical and it works well.

You push a button, the kids can jump in and out of the car.

They can eat chicken nuggets and spill it and you can vacuum it up.

Like it's practical.

I don't want my kids eating chicken nuggets, but you get the point.

And I look at that car as practical.

I go to the Waldorf Astoria in Beverly Hills for meetings a lot.

No joke.

A lot of times when I pull up, the valet will tell me to keep moving forward.

They'll take all the cars behind me.

And every once in a while, they'll tell me to roll down my window because I'm still there.

They're like, can we help you with anything?

They're like, are you here to pick up anyone?

I'm like, oh, I'm here to valet.