Robby Hoffman

Not too much at all.

I'm not having kids.

This is what I do.

this is how I toil.

Whether you knew the credits or not, I'd still be doing those things.

Whether it was fruitful or not, it's kind of what I do, poor or rich or anything, because I just committed to doing it.

It's fantastic that you know of all those things now.

Obviously, it's a much better way for it working out.

But I think either way, I would have been doing a lot.

And in some cases, I argue, when you're not

You're doing a lot more before people know what you're doing.

You know, when I was doing mics and stuff like that, I would do four or five mics a night sometimes.

So in many ways, you're doing less but bigger things.

So you're going to have to- I don't think people want a call.

I mean, maybe if you're like rich or something and you want a calling, you want like a purpose in your life or whatever, it's too easy.

I would like to think that maybe the easy life is better.

But yeah, doing a calling when you're poor is like-

There's no there's no guarantee of payoff.

So versus I could have been an accountant, I could have gotten paid every two weeks.

That to me is heaven.