Not a small deal boss because it's a humble.

You know, I know.

And it, okay, so I've been thinking.

I've been thinking.

And as we've been going on here, I've been like our little analysis our little therapy session about

Fritz has been sticking in my head and and and you kept and and I agree with you that the money was an important thing but this is I

got my thought this is what I think it is yes he's obsessed with the money but

like a drug addict is obsessed with the money.

The money is an enabler.

See, I think like, just so you know the drug dealer needs money to buy the drugs right or

alcohol can use a good buy the alcohol or sex addict needs to buy sex whatever it is

if he has his business, if he has his money and all the money,

the more money he has, the more sure his business continues and then he can continue to self medicate and not have to deal

with the death constantly surrounding him, specifically the death of Jackie.

Do you know what I mean? Like I agree with you the money's important, but I think the money the money became more important after Jackie's death because

It keeps it buried down and he still does not have to deal with... So you're saying if he was poor he would have to deal with it more than he does if he's rich?

Absolutely, or he'd find some other way to self-medicate know it's not there they're they're he just

happened to have an easy drug to block out Jackie's memory yeah yeah and the

memory of the death and the responsibility of having a child and the accountability for all these things like he just was he had that drug right there ready for him and I think the money just became an obsession

because the bigger he got,

the more he could, the more he could bury what really was was was was fucking with him yeah and you know and and

yeah yeah I think selfish and greedy is about all you have to say. Yeah.

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