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The Bert Show. There is Rich and then there is Taylor Swift Rich some perspective.

Yes, I had kind of an interesting experience with my dad a couple of weeks ago when we went shopping.

My parents didn't grow up with like a lot and now they're in a different phase of their life where they have

like a little bit more of disposable income and my dad went to go get this really expensive watch that he was so excited to get.

And it was this interesting experience because I look at him and I'm like,

whatever, just get the watch. Like, this is no big deal for you.

And he looked at me and he said, it doesn't matter how much money I have in the

bank no matter what stage in my career I get to I will always shake a little bit

when I pass that credit card over to get a big purchase and I I thought, well that's pretty interesting, but

like what if you're like a billionaire? And so when I saw this video about Taylor Swift and

how money makes sense for her bank account, like how much an iPhone realistically costs for her

when she purchases something and what it looks like for that to leave her bank account?

It was sobering. This is from allegedly speaking on Tik-Tok.

So I recently found out Taylor Swift's P. O-V on money.

So essentially what this means is that I'm taking her annual salary based on her net worth and comparing it to

her purchasing regular items in life. A $1,200 iPhone cost Taylor Swift.

Guess how much?

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