We sold it at the right time for a significant amount of money that others would not have paid at the time.

So we de-risked our total like life scenario to have more liquid assets than non-liquid assets.

I regret not being more involved in something ahead of time to fill that gap.

What is up you beautiful bastards? It's your boy pancake aka

Rabbi Can't lose aka in today's episode. I talked to my good friend David

Houser. David is an entrepreneur who created Grasshopper.com. He ended up selling it for $200 million. It was totally bootstrapped and there was only two partners.

So if you do the math, you know what that means?

Yes, David is stinking rich, like crazy rich.

And this is an episode talking about,

what's it like to be so rich?

I wanted to understand if you have $100 million,

what are the good things in the bat,

and I want to share it with you today.

So in this conversation you learn three major things.

So number one, you'll actually be shocked about how frugal David is, it's shocking.

Number two, why real estate is overrated to get rich and why David doesn't even do it anymore.

And number three, for yourself, what are quick ways or slow ways to generate wealth?

You're going to learn those three things and a bunch of surprises along the way. Enjoy.

Before we jump into the episode I wanted to highlight that this month is going to be

Money Month or Personal Finance Month. I wanted to highlight a book that I actually put

together so in the past few years I've made a little bit of money.

And I was always wondering what are super rich people doing that regular people like myself don't really know about?

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