All right, Sean, I have a study that's going to show why the amount of money that you make is almost entirely out of your control unless you do what I tell you to do.

How is that for an opener?

I feel like it is like a late night infomercial that just like is about to brainwash me into something.

I feel like I can rule the world. I know I could be what I want to. I put my all in it like no days off. On the road. Let's travel. Never let's try. What do you mean? What do you mean it's out of my control? Nothing's out of my control. It's about as out of control as it is your ability to control if you're seven foot tall or not. So I got up to give a shout out to Jim O'Shaughnessy.

I saw a clip where he kind of like brought me to this topic.

He talked about the study that I'm going to reference.

So in 2014, there was a researcher in Sweden named Heinrich.

Interesting things about the Swedes is that they are obsessed with two things, twins and money.

So Sweden has this massive twin database where they have many, many,

like hundreds of thousands, hundreds, millions of twins that they've documented. And for some

reason, you're, they track twins. I think originally they did it for health reasons where they wanted

to track like what type of twins got diseases. Twins are great for studies, right? Because nature is controlled, so it's all about nurture.

Yes.

And so they have this massive database.

And they were able to break the database down into fraternal twins, which are twins that

are born at the same time, but don't look alike, and identical twins.

They're also obsessed with money.

They love money.

And in particular, the government loves money. Up until 2007,

they had a wealth tax. And as part of the wealth tax, Sweden basically tracked every citizen's

entire financial portfolios. They looked at which stocks you owned, the mutual funds that you

owned, every dollar of savings. they basically tracked all of this stuff

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