What would you do if you suddenly had $5 Billion? | One Good Question

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our guy Evil Firn asked if you woke

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up said about so you got to
do this too, all right? If

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you woke up with five billion dollars
in your bank account tomorrow, how much

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would your life change? Or how
would your life change? What would you

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spend your time doing? Five billions
are crazy? Five billions a lot like

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I can think about I can think
about up to a billion. But I

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don't know about what to do with
with five billion. I mean, I

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I you don't think anyone can until
you're there, right, like you're here

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to spending the money. Yeah,
I mean yeah, I don't think you

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know what five billion is. I
think I mean maybe like the first impulse

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is to like take care of family
and friends and stuff. I think that's,

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you know, because you can afford
it. I mean, you're you

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literally give every family member a million, yeah, and not even blink and

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not even blank because I mean it's
so much money. And then you got

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five billion dollars in the bank,
and if you're earning any kind of just

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straight interest right now, it's that's
a bunch five billion. Yeah, you

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never think about money again, I
do wonder because obviously NBA money and celebrity

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money is way below this, right, Like, yeah, average NBA guys

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may be worth a good NBA guys
maybe worth ten million. You know,

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that's that's what he's worth, not
not a straight fucking liquid cash in your

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bank account. So I'm five billion
dollars just so obscene. But it's kind

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of the enabler thing what comes to
mind, right, Like, I know

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a lot of them don't give family
members money because one they come out of

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the wood works, yeah, and
then two like what are they gonna do?

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Like they're just like maybe you worked
for it, Maybe we didn't,

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right because we just popped up five
billion. But either way, normally when

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you end up there, you've had
ups and downs, so now you hopefully

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you're more responsible. Where if you
just give someone a million, like they

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just could get drunk and fly first
class around the world for no reason whatever

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whatever. So I know a lot
of like those type of folks end up

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in five billions so obnoxious I can't
even like say it with a straight face,

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But like I would probably make them
like work for it in a sense,

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like give me like a business plan
and I'll invest in whatever you want

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to do, because my first thought
too is yeah, family and friends.

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But like and five billion again is
a bad example because they could go burn

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that million and I could still give
them another million. Yeah, and it

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would not be a big deal to
you. It literally wouldn't matter other than

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just being fucking annoying. It's like, yeah, like but that's so much

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money. I mean you could give
and I don't. My family's not that

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big, you know, like a
billion. Let alone five billion is so,

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I mean, you go buy half
the companies you know their name,

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you know, Yeah, what's worth
five billion? Like Louis Vuitton's worth like

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seven billion, and that's the biggest
high fashion brand in the world. I

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think, you know, like,
what are you gonna do? I think

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that in terms of like family and
friends, this is one of those,

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like, you know, fantasy scenarios
where you win the lottery. Like if

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you can take the pain away from
family and friends, it's like saying down

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the pain, don't make them rich, but make you know, make things

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easier for them. Yeah, and
if you could do it in some way

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that was I don't know, uh
kind of anonymous, that'd be really sweet.

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Yeah, I think it's impossible.
I think it's possible too. How

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annoying it would be. How many
people show up would be crazy, Yeah,

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you know, just out of nowhere
asking for bills. Yeah, I

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think you know. Yeah, Like
buying someone a house is almost better than

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giving them a meal. Like all
right, man, you get to live

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for free. You got a better
You gotta work your job right because you

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got to still get food, and
you gotta pay for your kids. I'm

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not paying for your kids. I'm
not buying your dinner every night. I'm

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not paying your taxes yeah yeah,
yeah yeah, paying your property taxes yeah

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yeah yeah. Here here, here's
a seven hundred k house, yeah and

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three hundred k cash. Maybe do
something like that for myself. How my

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life would change? I mean I
talk about it all the time and people

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think I'm wrong, and they always
say, like, you're going to get

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bored. But I could do nothing. For sure. I can do golf,

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I can do movies like forever.
And everyone's like, dude, you're

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gonna get bored, Like why do
you talk about retirement. I'm like,

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I won't, Like I don't know
what it is. I literally won't.

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I have projects fine to me,
So I mean whether I'm you know,

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whether there's money involved or not a
project now that they'll be very big projects,

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yeah, probably little so yeah.
And it's like, well, the

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temptation to do stuff for your do
stuff yourself for desiring people, yeah,

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you know. I mean there's a
tip point with that, I think for

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sure. And I mean again,
five billion is so stupid. Like a

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vacation would be probably top priority in
Nabora, Bora or some ship. A

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lot of golf, maybe I'll buy
a golf course. Yeah, I mean

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five billion. It's a lot,
right, Like no way a golf course.

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The probably the nicest golf course in
the world is you know, a

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billion or two. So I could
buy like a pretty nice one for three

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mins. We're assuming this is like
it is either tax free or what you

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actually got was ten billion and you
yeah, yeah, what you got out

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of Yeah you said it goes straight
tax straight into your bank account. So

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yeah, we'll say tax free.
What about what about you? I'll probably

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buy like my brother's a house,
my mom house already, buy my hotel.

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I'll just live. I think they
all want to like five actually stupid

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hell, they wouldn't see each other, You're right, big a little compound

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houses around. Yeah. And then
I really like clothing, so I'd probably

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try to open up like a clothing
because I really like fabrics, like how

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certain fabrics feel and all that.
So I do want to get into that

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and then maybe make a movie.
A movie, Yeah, sure, a

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movie's movie budgets for sure. I
think that a sort of sick and twisted

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thought. And I'm having is like
I would still want to do stuff that

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made money, like whether whether it
was you know, investments or whatever wouldn't

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necessarily be you know, you always
wanted my work, but yeah I would.

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Yeah, I'd probably buy a billion
dollars worth of real estate, right,

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yeah, and because then I still
have four billion, yeah exactly.

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Yeah, it's just such an obscene
amount of money. I mean I would

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buy a house or an apartment or
apartment building or whatever in you know,

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other places that I wanted to live, right New York, London, you

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know, yeah, yeah, it's
easy. It's easy. Vacation home and

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airbnbing on the side. Yeah,
so or a hotel like yeah, yeah

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for real. Yeah, I mean
there's no way, like a decent Hilton

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is more than a billion. You
just set up. You set yourself up

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with a penthouse in the hotel,
and you know, so when you go

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to that city that you stay in
that penthouse. I wonder what a hotel

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costs. I was just driving this
strip in La I wanted to drive up

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and down on the Super Bowl to
see everything crazy because they're all like announcing

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on there. You know, CBS
News is kicking them driving by and Jerry

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Rice is on the side of the
road. Type show is just so weird.

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In Vegas, yeah, yeah,
Vegas on the strip, on the

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strip, and like the amount of
construction there, Like Tropic Cana is one

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of the older hotels from the seventies. They're ripping that whole thing down and

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putting the new A's Stadium supposedly,
Yeah, the plans. I mean,

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they are ripping that thing down,
which makes me think, you know,

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it's all but inc apparently it's still
a little bit of a question, right,

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Yeah, I don't know. There
there's money way beyond me if they're

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going to rip that thing down,
like the process of doing it, there's

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info that they know that we don't
know. Yeah. Well, also remember

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that the Fountain Blue. Yeah,
they started that one in seven, they

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shut down in eight and it stayed
shut down for for sure. But that

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was also the realisteen years or real
estate crisis. Yeah, yeah, same

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time, and Vegas is just such
a different place beside the point like what's

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that That arena is probably a billion
oh yeah, the normally they just had

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the Super Bowl the Allegiant Agent.
Allegiant I think was like maybe one point

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four Yeah, I think similar with
so far so if I's known as like

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the nicest highest tech one in the
world, Yeah, maybe i'd do some

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art ship by like a like like
the sphere in Vegas. Think of something

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that has utility but also like an
art project. Throw that somewhere. I've

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gotta go. I've got to go
visit that. I gotta go see what's

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up. It's cool. It's cool
from the outside. I haven't been in

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yet. John Mayer's gonna be there. I'm gonna try to sneak into that.

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But uh, from the outside,
it is pretty fucking cool. I

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don't know if they'll do it everywhere, but I heard it. I've seen

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kind of a playlist of sort of
the best versions of the of like fan

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cameras in the in the audience for
You Too. And then her description is

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like literally, there are times where
they make it look like you're outside.

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They like to make the sphere disappear
and you and you can see, yeah,

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everything around you. Yeah. On
the off days, it's like an

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animal movie. Yeah, So I
assume it probably feels like that kind of

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yeah, And it's so high pixels
and ships and they do they do like

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the forty stuff where there's there's like
when when there's a wind, there's a

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wine that's you know, smells in
the whole. I remember seeing the first

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one ever that it was a captain
Now, what's his name? Fuck?

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Is that Disneyland? It was Michael
Jackson. Oh, Captain EO. Captain

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EO. I remember seeing that in
the nineties. It was a Michael Jackson

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Disney ride that was forty so like
it'd be raining and they sprinkle you or

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he like trips and then like slaps
your ankles and shit, shit like that.

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That stuff is cool. It's crazy
how that's been around since the eighties.

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Yeah, we have, we have
a really like gone beyond. Yeah,

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nothing's ever new really, Yeah,
it's just refined over time. I

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guess, Yeah, I guess with
the Apple goggles, maybe we'll get there.

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Yeah. Five billions almost too hard
to even comprehend. I hear that

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a lot of people are taking going
back to Division Pro for a second,

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and a lot of people are taking
them back because the get headaches from it.

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Oh, I'm sure. I mean
the VR world is gonna literally we're

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gonna have to evolve our brain and
eyes. Yeah, they it's so intense.

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Yeah, depending on how long you're
on that thing. Yeah, yeah,

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for sure come out looking like a
crackhead. Yeah, I mean there's

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got it something even over the last
twenty years of how much we're on our

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phones that are fucking our eyes,
Like, there's no way that's normal.

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Yeah, there's a I didn't read
the article. I saw headline the guy

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who worked for twenty four hours straight, like yeah, even just that weight,

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I'll be listening to headphones, like
headphones like this on an airplane ride

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or now. I have earbuds at
home, but I used to have big

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headphones. I worked on my computer, played video games, and I do

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that, you know, streaming for
thirteen hours. Yeah, you get the

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worst headache even just from the pressure
on your top of your head, like

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any of it, you're gonna get
fucked. Let alone, Yeah, let

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alone on your eyes and you're seeing
shit. Yeah, that's gonna suck you

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up. Didn't someone else just come
out with a regular sunglass version though,

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like a shitty version. But fuck, I don't know if it was an

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ex Apple worker or something not Google. Yeah they have the Google Glass.

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I thought I saw something even different
than that. That someone came out with

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some like you know, some bifocal
motherfuckers with crazy info on them. I

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don't I don't even want five billion
dollars, the headaches, people knocking on

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my damn door. Well, I
mean, like they say, if you

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win the lottery, you should claim
it with it with a private anonymous LS.

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Yeah, private, we'll see.
Yeah, but even so, people

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don't know, but people can,
like they can tell your spending patterns change.

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Yeah, your cousin's going to notice
therehouse for a reason. Yeah,

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Yeah that's crazy. US is in
Bora Bora for a month. Yeah,

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that's one hundred thousand dollars. Ways, yeah, yeah, people are gonna

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they're gonna figure that bullshit out right
quick. I don't know a thing that

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we we've talked about, like like
charity to family. We haven't talked about

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like charity charity. I would have
to do an insane amount of research if

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I was gonna throw in insane amounts
of money, you know, Like now

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I've donated obviously a bunch of places
and Alzheimer's Association all that, but I'm

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throwing a couple of thousand and I
just I do a little research, you

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know. But then I crossed my
fingers that it's good. But like if

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you're gonna throw ten billion until million, like they better be curing cancer,

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like you better be doing some shit
back there. I think you have to

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start your own so that you control
what happens with it. Yeah, that

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would be cool. That would be
a cool side project to give you a

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little bit of work and hire a
team that like actually believes in the cause.

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hire anyone. Yeah, you can
hire anyone except a billionaire. Yeah,

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anyone on the planet's purchasable of talents. Yeah, I don't know. I

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don't know. A sports team would
be cool because because then you can like

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integrate all that the art, the
arena stuff, and the charity. You

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just run it through your sports team. Yeah. Maybe that's why I do.

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Maybe I go buy the fucking sack
Kings or some bullshit. I don't

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even know who I buy. Then
the MAVs. Yeah, Mark Cuban,

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he's out, bro, he's out
for a reason. Something's going on down

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there. He's building a town or
something like that. I've heard that too.

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Town someone else was gonna do.
I think Kanye Land to build a

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city. Great, there's actually there's
somebody's trying to build one here between here

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and Pacaville, or between Baconville and
San Francisco. I can't just a random

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between person. Yeah, no,
no, it's a it's a cupball of

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rich dudes. It's like they've been
buying up land, like farm land that

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they wanted, and there's like they
have to get like zoning approval and stuff

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like that. Then there's like a
I think there's a ballot initiative around it.

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Weird. Yeah, it start your
own fucking country. I don't know

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either, I don't want to know. I'm never going to Vacaville. I'm

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not going on the freeway again.
This is a city freeway either way.

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Yeah. Yeah, how do they
have that? That is a shitty freeway

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to be the main vein in San
Francisco. Yeah. Somebody I heard describe

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it as a video game, like
the Freeway. Yeah, especially once you

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get past Dixon. Yeah, once
you get past Dixon and until you get

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to like Vallejo, it's pretty shitty. Yeah, and then it turns into

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like, okay, all right,
ladies and gentlemen. New episodes Wednesday Friday,

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headed into discord. Let me know
what the hell you'll do with five

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billion? And can I just don't
can't even compliment, you know, if

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you do a million then you really
gotta think, right, because you got

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a budget. Okay, you got
a million tomorrow, what do you do?

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But a five billion you literally can
do any and everything. That's the

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that's the issue there. You know, a million you can do a lot

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of things, but you have to
do like one, right, you get

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like one big old thing to do. But a five billion is talk about

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some fuck you money? Holy shit, I mean, elon, No one

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has five billion in the bank.
Yeah, not in the bank, no

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one, Because everybody's everybody use a
billionaire. The majority of their money is

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investment. They're not liquid. Yeah, billion, five billion dollars. Yeah,

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maybe billion dollars, maybe something overseas
that we don't know about, you

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know, so I'm off the books, Saudi prints. But other than that,

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ain't nobody got five billion. But
good company, Discord dot com,

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uh, clothing drop coming very very
soon. I think we're looking at March

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fourth, which is like a silly
joke. My English teacher in high school

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used to make two four to two
four, well like March fourth, like

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go forward. Oh okay, but
it's also twenty four, twenty four,

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twenty four. That is crazy.
Kobe, Kobe, I saw my coel

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We want to findulations gentlemen, and
we'll catch you next time. I am

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