Neil Patel

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.

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.