"Andrew rented his Bugatti"

I see so many people trying to cope and say, well, Andrew rented his Bugatti. Andrew rented his Bugatti. He was all faking it. Let me explain to you what really went down. Because y'all fell to understand how billionaires move. I'm not a billionaire, but I know really rich people. Basically, what he did is since he's rich, since he's pretty known, he has a bunch of legal pressure. When you have legal pressure like that, buying a car that expensive, buying multiple cars that expensive in your own name, that's not smart. So what he did is he started a rental company, right? He bought the cars through the rental company and then rented it out to himself through the rental company. So then when legal stuff like this pops up, the government can't just look at the paper and be like, oh yeah, that's his car, it's under his name. It makes it a lot harder for the government to try to take the car. And let's say he did rent it through someone, you know what I'm saying? It was a big rental agency or whatever. Brother, that car costs 40k per day to rent. That if he rented that for five years, he would've spent around 50 with the Bugatti is worth. Is that smart? Do you have to be rich to do that? Stop trying to cope, bro. It's