The Birch Show.

If you know with certainty that your friend's about to make a horrible investment and lose a ton of money, do you jump in or do you just worry about yourself?

That's the question.

I've got a friend who came into some money and he...

Good friend? You always want your good friends to come into money. Good friend. I mean, not like generational wealth money, but like a good amount of excess cash.

And he told me what he's going to use it for and just, this is tough because I'm not an expert in this area. I can go ahead and admit that.

But he is a very, very, like, Tier 1 good friend.

So keep that in mind.

And I just know what he's going to use it for will not be a good return on investment.

I cannot give you more details without outing what he's doing and identifying who he is.

So I'm not going to say it but I I know most likely 75% sure that he will

lose money if he invests in this thing that he wants to invest in.

Okay.

And so I'm like, but he is passionate about it,

he is excited about it.

So I'm like, do I step in and be like,

yo, you're really about to make a bad mistake, because we've talked

about the pros and cons, and I just feel it in my God, I'm like, you're going to lose all of this

money, and I know it's yours to lose, but as a friend friend I don't want you to get screwed over.

So there's risk here. This isn't where like you put money in a certain account as far as like it's going to like

no he's investing in something where like he can either gain a bunch of money or he can

lose all the money. Very high risk. Let's put it this way. It's like a startup. But the

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