Neil Patel

And they'll be like, oh, yeah.

And they're like, oh, it's 20 something dollars.

You OK with that?

And I'm like, yeah, I'm OK with it.

And I don't say anything.

And I still tip them well, because I know it's a hard job.

They think you're an Uber or sometimes Uber or sometimes usually they're just like, are you lost?

Like, what are you doing here?

Like, are you trying to pick up someone in the hotel and take them not like as an Uber, but like meeting a friend or something like that?

And they're just like valets expensive.

doesn't bother me one bit.

But I don't care what people think from that.

I started my life picking up trash and cleaning restrooms at Knott's Berry Farm in Orange County.

Like, I don't think money defines you.

The reason I look at numbers the way I do is I want to beat my friends has nothing to do with

I have a lot of friends who are worth more money than me and I'll never beat them.

And when they do well, it's not like, damn it, you're doing better than me.

I still want to root them on and have them win, but I still want to win as well.

And why can't I get to their level?

I just don't think I'll actually get to a lot of my friends level in my lifetime because I picked too small of a TAM, which is total addressable market.