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All right, I'm calling my dad to let him know that I'm buying a Lamborghini according to Graham.

Welcome to the 31st ever episode of the Ice Coffee Hour. My name is Jack

Dordy and we have made 23,359 doll hairs so far. So yeah, let's get into it. Well, welcome.

That was impressive. Thank you. That was pretty good. I can't believe I did that. I used to say

it all the time when I was a kid. Like, I'll pay you five doll hairs. I didn't say dollars. It's a doll hair. My English teacher used to

say that all the time. So are you still in school? Well, how about this? Jack, you want to do the...

Yeah, yeah, let's introduce him a little bit. So your name is Jack as well as mine. And you're 17 years. There's a little difference though in our achievements though. You're 17

and apparently you're a millionaire. Yeah. Okay. So you're apparently a millionaire at 17. You have

3.2 million subscribers on Instagram, tons of social influence. On YouTube. Oh, sorry, on YouTube.

Sorry. And apparently you have tons of social influence. And you just reached out and you asked to come on the podcast. And I talked to a few people and I knew we just had to have you on. So welcome to the podcast. Thank you so much for coming on. And yeah, it's really impressive that what you've been able to achieve to date. Yeah, I mean, I love watching Graham's videos because I believe if it wasn't for Graham,

I would have blown so much money. Oh my God. Like, geez, like I probably would have been spending,

like I spent two or three years ago. So thank God I'm not. Two to three years ago. So you were like

14, 15 years old. The money was like really new to me. So I was like kind of being really generous with it like buying everybody gifts. So I've been thinking about this for the past few days now. Like I want to know how much money you are making at each age. How cool are you with disclosing numbers? I mean, I'm cool with it because I feel like, oh, this is when I was stock alarm.

That's okay. My bad.

Wow, a stock alarm.

Stock alarm. Neos of 5% God's self.

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