Short monologue by Chris Larsen criticizing mainstream financial advisors and describing alternative investment options (oil & gas syndications, car-wash businesses, apartment buildings, self-storage, annuities, insurance, mutual funds). The speaker argues advisors mainly sell licensed products rather than actively helping clients increase wealth.
Oil and gas. I mean, there's even things in that space or like car wash businesses or whatever with syndications, you know, there's, you know, apartment buildings, there's self storage. I mean, there's so many options that when you take that freaking matrix red pill like I did, you start to realize, man, financial advisors don't offer squat. Like they literally only offer insurance, mutual funds. Even if you say, well, they have annuities. Yeah, it still fits in those two categories, right? That's right. Yeah. They literally only have a license to sell you stuff, not license to make you more money.
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