Bridger Pennington talks through what three assistants actually do: one handles finances, another manages scheduling and travel, a third runs errands. They joke about dry cleaning and whether you need an armed guard.
Bridger, you need to do it. Okay. All right. You're convincing me.
Do you have an assistant? Is it just professional? Do you have a personal assistant for your family as well? Or how does that— do they do personal stuff?
Not for my family, but I do have— I have one that helps me with all my finances, personal and business. Yeah, I have one that manages my schedule and like traveling and, you know, all that kind of stuff. And then I have one that is more of the security, run errands. Hey, I need you to go pick up my dry cleaning.
I need you to go walk Do you have an armed guard come with you here today?
No.
I didn't see him come in, but he might have been sneaky. I might have not seen him. I don't know. He might be here. He might not. He might be in the room with us. I don't know.
You think about, I got to go pick up my dry cleaning. Super important for me. But when in the day am I going to go get it? And normally it's like, hey, I'll send my wife or whatever. But like, she's busy too.
Yeah. She's like, the last thing I want to do is go pick up your crap.