Nicole Lapin

It's crazy because I have a very, very similar story.

I've actually never heard anyone else talk about it.

But when I was growing up, I was also bullied for like wearing fake Doc Martens and they were called like nurse Martens because, you know, I couldn't afford it.

I mean, and look at you now.

This I got in Mexico.

So how do you feel like that has stuck with you?

Because even like today, I've done, you know, a lot of things that people would find impressive.

You have done all the things that people find impressive.

But like somehow the bullies from high school like still get to me.

Like I can talk to anybody, except sometimes when I hear like these girls' names from middle school come up, I'm like viscerally upset by it in a way that –

Oh, wow.

I need to adopt that.

How did you get this really healthy mentality?

Yeah, I mean, comparison is the thief of joy.

And it's also the idea of like taking poison and hoping the other person will die because really it's like poisoning yourself.

Some of this changed, obviously, youngest female self-made billionaire headlines everywhere.

Why Miami?

Oh, I got bored during COVID.

No, so not a tax situation.

A sunshine tax.