I actually think America doesn't have good cities for quality of life.

They suck you in and destroy your soul.

The only good city in America is really fucking hated him.

I'd be like, oh, bro, you're single.

Dude, I got a place for you're going to find a great woman.

Dubai or Miami, brother.

Or Vegas.

You can find a stripper?

An only fan's girl or a fucking...

Here in my garage. I have five homes. I don't like to actually travel. This is a key thing. I don't like to travel that much, but I have a rotation, which is totally different. So travel is like hotels. You got to pack your stuff. You're sleeping in a new bed that you're not

used to. You don't know if it's dark. You don't know if it's the right temperature. Number one,

you got to figure out where you want to rotate to. You will burn out from traveling. Most people will

burn out from traveling. Having to pack a suitcase, sleep in a different bed. So I actually tried as travel zero days a year.

My ideal travel schedule is zero, but just rotate between my five places.

So I have a place in California, a place Utah, I have two farms, and then I have Copenhagen.

So I just kind of move, really I have four.

So, but every time I order like a shirt that I like,

my concierge team orders four. I just found a book that I liked that that's a good one to have on

your bookshelf. It's a book summary of the top 50 business books of all time. I just last night

put it in my Slack concierge team. I was like, put these at all my houses.

So when I travel, it's to a familiar bedroom. I can travel pretty light because every place I go

has 80% of my stuff. Okay. My place in Coggin has my treadmill desk. The only thing it doesn't

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