Tom Bilyeu

So, and honestly...

In honesty, that is fair enough.

Drew and I had a similar argument where I was saying it's OK for New York to be too expensive for some people.

Like there's just a reality to be faced where there are going to be some places they're more desirable, they're finite.

And so the very thing that determines who can live there and not is price.

We can talk about why humans are necessarily economic units, why we want them to be economics, why each of us should want to be an economic unit.

All that.

I know it sounds terrible.

There is a very compelling argument.

Uh, and then ultimately we take that and we say, oh, cool.

This lets me specialize.

And now I can get the things that I want.

Some people will not be able to get a New York high rise or Beverly Hills or whatever.

Um,

So from that standpoint, but it's still a super assholey way to say it.

I would love to get some context to know if I hate it even more or if there is something to it.

But yes, it was talking about pessimism.

Yeah.

A little less crazy when you hear it like that.

What?