I started my first business when I was 15 and it was selling sports cards because that's what I collected my whole life and I was really passionate about it and I went to these sports card shows every single week and started selling them and I got really good at it.

So when I was 15 I started making

close to a thousand dollars a week. By the time I was 16 I was making a thousand

two thousand three thousand a week, 17 four or five six seven thousand a week,

every week just buying and selling cards at these shows and eventually that

turned into other businesses so from a baseball card show people started selling

Beanie Babies if you know what the remember. Yeah, yeah.

So I started selling beanie babies because I saw people sound on making way more money than

baseball cars and then that went into something else and something else.

And eventually I got into gold and I started selling jewelry and that was the business I made the most money on.

I made like my first million dollars and I saved my first million dollars when I was 19 years old from sports cards.

Got it. Then I got into Beanie Babies and I made and saved my first $10 million with Beanie Babies.

How old are you at the time to save $10 million?

So I was in my late 20s.

I was in my late 20s and I had like 10 million dollars saved.

And I was born in 75, so this is back in.

That's crazy because like, you know, for me, I've been successful,

but being a real estate guy,

your money is always getting deployed.

I've like never had 10 million dollars

liquid saved. Yeah, that's crazy. Yeah, I mean if you're just making so much money that like, like I got to points,

especially my next business. I mean I literally made me and my partner we made a

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