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gentlemen has any like i wonder what the stories are for the people who won the mega millions that got up to like a billion dollars? Yeah, I don't know. I know that one guy. They're all dead. Yeah, right? There was the one guy, there was one a couple years ago where it was $2 billion, like, maybe like four or five years ago. Yeah, yeah, yeah. It was like the biggest one ever, $2 billion. Isn't like $3 million, like $750 million gone right off the bat? I think so. Yeah. But the guy bought one of the biggest properties in L.A. It was like on the news. He like bought like in Beverly Hills. Wasn't there a property that officially hit a billion dollars this last year or recently? Like it was the first billion dollar home? Like sold or listed at? No, it's listed. I doubt it's At that point you're just flexing. I mean, yeah, of course you are. There's no property worth that. I mean, dude, think about a $10 million house. Dude, look at these people who are trying to like, they bought like a home in like the Santa Monica Hills for like, you know, like $ million dollars and now they're selling it for like 10 million. Yeah. Like people just bought shit at one point because they thought it was like that's what it was worth and it just really wasn't what it was worth. I mean, anything's really only worth what someone will pay to shit. Well, yeah. Yeah. And I mean, nobody wants to fucking like people just don't want to live, like, out in the middle of nowhere anymore. Unless you're... I beg to differ. I'm saying, like, broadly speaking, like, people want to, like, live, like, close to stuff. Unless you're, like, somebody who, like, needs privacy, like, a super famous person who doesn't want to be, like, bothered by people. How much, how much do they say that you need to just live off interest? Is it a million dollars? Oh, way more, way more than that. It depends on your lifestyle. Yeah, that's true. I could have someone said that if you have like a million dollars and you like budget your money, you can like live off a million dollars for sure. If you live in Kansas, absolutely. Yeah. But even then, it would be pretty difficult. I don't think so. I mean, I think a million, if you gave someone a million dollars and they were like even like moderately savvy with what to do with that money, like yeah, you could live pretty comfortably. Yeah, for sure. If you invested it even like half wisely, you would be able to do okay with it. Yeah, like literally just like investing in like small developments in real estate, you should be good to go for the rest of your life.

Yeah, see, that's what I was saying.

Like if I won the lotto, I'd be like, all right, say I won freaking 200 million, like spend most of that on like, I don't know, buy some fucking parking lots in San Diego or some shit and then live off $10 million. You know what I mean? Dude, I had to pay fucking $30 yesterday to park for two fucking hours speaking to that shit. Bro, it's wild. And the only other option, the only other option is two hours for $30 or $10 for $65. So if you're going to be somewhere for like four or five hours, 65. Yes. The trolley is $2.50. I was right across the street from, well, I had to take all my camera gear and shit. Fair enough. I was right across the street. Fucking Omnia, Stingerie and what was it? Guest house.

What was it? Stingery, guest house. Guest house, yeah. That venue. $65. Yeah, $65. Yeah, I haven't parked downtown in a long time and I was fucking shocked. And then street parking just went up like a dollar and a half, I think. Dude, for the Padres games, they're doing $10 an hour on the meters. Yeah.

Wait, that doesn't seem legal.

No, it's legal.

It is.

It seems... Dude, for the Padres games, they're doing $10 an hour on the meters. Yeah.

Wait, that doesn't seem legal.

No, it's legal.

It is.

It seems $10 on a meter. Yeah, on a meter. Yeah. Well, they don't want people driving down there. I don't give a fuck. I agree. That's crazy. That's crazy. That's fucking wild. So you're paying 50 bucks to go to a game on top of the fucking tickets and everything else.

You would think that's crazy, but like New York implemented the, what's it called, the congestion pricing for like driving into Manhattan? I know, but doesn't mean they're right. Yeah, fuck that too. No, but they are. That's the thing. I don't care. What do you mean? They're right. What do you mean? So like in New York City now, in Manhattan, where they implemented the, the congestion

pricing, traffic is down, foot traffic is up, commerce is up.

And their bank accounts are up.

And revenue for transit is up.

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