I was making about two million profit. I was going to Maui, you know, 10 weeks a year,

going down to the jungle. I had a pretty sweet little life going. And then, um, then I got this

urge that came up out of me like, I got to get the show on the road. I actually felt excited

when you said that. Yeah. Because there's, there's actually a lot of freedom in waiting for the impulse.

Yes.

And so I think I know where you're going next.

Yeah.

And I got really excited when you said that.

Yeah.

It takes one free person to create change.

This is the show for them.

We are the creators of the free world.

This is capitalism.com, and we are the 1%.

So we're in the home of Susie Patease, an entrepreneur, founder of Poo-Pourri, a multi-hundred

million dollar a year company.

And what's so interesting about her life and the reason why I wanted to even build a deeper

connection with her than I already have is because

Susie is a really good example of someone who has recovered from failure multiple times.

I think the perception of successful capitalists is that they were always that way or

there's something better about them.

And you don't hear about the struggle as much.

And Susie's been really open about the fact that she's been bankrupt, literally,

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