the "getting rich" hierarchy

This is the exact hierarchy of getting rich. This is exactly how it goes. Step number one. You start getting into sales, you touch a little bit of paper, you go out and buy a BMW for example. You buy an M5, you buy a C8 Corvette, right? You know, you're flurting around, you're over kind of all your high school friends, so you still kind of feel like you're, you know, doing something. Step one. Step two. You dial down on your business. You start making a lot more money. And so now you go out and get either a Lamborghini Huracan or a McLaren. Basically something fast and ridiculously uncomfortably in order to look cool and show people that hey, I'm touching some paper. Step three. You drive it around like crazy, right? And you're, you know, everybody's looking at me, whatever. And you do that for a couple months. And then you realize that nobody was even really looking at you anyways. And you realize that you have lower back problems because of your car that you can't even get out of without torturing your body. Step number four is when you say, I hate everybody. No one's looking at me. I want to be rich and private and comfortable. And so you sell everything and get a Rolls-Royce and a driver. That's exactly it. You end the billionaire strategy. You get driven around all day so you can work in the back seat. And that's about it. Trust me, because I have been through all of these phases.