Why I would trade places with anyone in their twenties

How do I start with this? Um, so I suck at 99. 9% of the things in the world. And that's like a fun thing to giggle at, but it's actually shockingly true. I was a uh I was a solid F student in school. And I'm not kidding. Like I think when I tell people that I was a DNF student, um people laugh like haha because I've had success and they think I mean B's and C's. No, I mean like D's and Fs, right? I was really bad at school mainly because since the time I can remember which is like you know three I've always wanted to sell stuff right I'm a businessman through and I think about why have I been able to be successful even though everything that led up to let's say when I was 18 years old on paper traditionally the way we score lent itself to make people believe that I wasn't going to be successful and then I started thinking about the world we live in and then started thinking about, wow, you know, I'm living a 1% life. I'm financially ridiculously secure. I'm right now focused on buying the New York Jets, right? So clearly, I'm trying to become a billionaire. I've got all these great things. And why am I sitting back there and willing to give up everything that I've achieved over the last 20 years, call it, to trade places with any one of the people in this room. And I was thinking about why is that? And why is that really true? And I'm not kind of like giving you like like, "Oh, I wish I was you. " Like, I really mean it. And the reason is because what I've realized was, holy crap, we live in the most ridiculous, ridiculous era of all time. This is what I mean. The cost, the infrastructural cost to do what you want to do for your life has collapsed over the last 10 years. There's this thing, I don't know if you guys heard about it, you may want to write this down. There's this thing called the internet, right? And it's something that wasn't important or really at scale when I was your age, only 15 years ago, right? And you know, really the internet took off in the US when Windows 95 came out. And so it's really only been about 17 years that the internet has been a consumerf facing product and only really over the last 5 to 10 at scale. What the internet has done, not Facebook or Twitter or Tumblr or Pinterest or Instagram or Snapchat, what the internet itself has done is created a scenario where there's really little to no reason unless you're obnoxiously obsessed with the organization andor person during the rest of the day today. I think you have to seriously debate where you are in your life right now and give enormous thought to trying to make the thing that you love the most in the world work for you.