Okay, we did the largest study of millionaires ever done in North America.

My friend Tom Stanley, who passed away a few years ago, his daughter Sarah has continued his work,

wrote a book in 1992 called The Millionaire Next Door.

He studied 750 millionaires.

He was a marketing professor at Georgia State University, and he sold eight

bazillion of those books and became the millionaire next door.

But that book was extremely popular.

But the critics, the leftists all said, oh, well, who never take statistics classes.

750 is not a large enough sample size to draw the conclusions of where millionaires really come from.

However, it is statistically significant, and it is actually excellent research.

But these are people that don't know.

So when we got ready to do this 30 years later, we said, all right, 30 years later,

let's re-look the idea.

Where do millionaires come from?

Let's survey millionaires.

I said, 750 is statistically significant, but we know the leftists aren't going to like it.

The communists aren't going to like it when we say that America's not so broken, you can't win.

So we better have more than enough. Let's go, let's just go 10 times statistically significant.

Let's study 7,500 millionaires. Well, we got carried away. We ended up surveying and studying

10,167 of them and we can't find anybody

that studied anywhere near that largest sample size or the data that has tightly roped in our

research technique and methodology was airtight to the point that if you don't agree with the

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