Russ

Right.

So I've done everything that I wanted to do financially.

My mom has her houses and everyone has a car and everyone is on salary and stipends.

Everyone's lit.

You know what I'm saying?

I look at a hundred million dollars.

I'm like, I would spend 3 million of it and be like, I can't believe I don't own these songs anymore.

because I realistic like people who have never had money look at a hundred million I would like that dog you would spend even five or seven and be done with your bucket list and then be sitting there like fuck I don't own that no more that's not even my shit let's go back to your merchandise thing and your t-shirt and again I agree with all your independent shit but I'm just trying to create conversation of the other side where there may be value in not owning everything

Okay.

Also from a business standpoint.

No, for sure.

But from a business standpoint, I also kind of look at it like, all right, if you give me a hundred million, right?

From my master and publishing catalog.

I try to break that down.

Like, how long would it take me to generate a hundred million?

And I'm like, all right, if between my masters and my publishing, what I'm grossing a year, let's call it 20 million.

Right.

All right.

It would take me five years.

Am I that impatient?