You're on the virtue.

All right, Chris, and you picked the wrong weekend, the wrong weekend with the lottery mega

millions at $1 billion.

You have picked the wrong weekend to completely change your philosophy about luck.

No, I picked the perfect weekend to change my philosophy about luck because this is

going to be a rather somewhat philosophical conversation and debate.

Cassie, I'd love to have you in on this as well.

I had a stance when it came to luck as far as people saying that I was lucky or whatever

you achieved in life.

You know what I mean?

Because I'm like, no, I'm not lucky.

I freaking worked hard to get where I am.

Luck had nothing to do with it, right?

And Adam Krola years ago, this is kind of like what got planted in my head as a seed.

He's like, he has the no such thing as luck theory.

He believes in the guess you get opportunities and that, you know, it's all about the work

ethic and the hard work and what you put in and what you create for yourself.

And I've always had that mindset.

And I was like, legitimately, because I'm a people, please, or wouldn't say it, but whenever

anybody threw the luck word at me, I would be offended.

Like I'd be pissed about it.

Like how dare you dismiss everything I've done to get to this point by just saying, you

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