Short monologue (YouTube video) in which the speaker describes buying a windshield company, implementing key-man insurance policies, and beginning relationships with service providers (an individual based in Denver; reference to "Josh G." as a user). The speaker transitions to a personal view on wealth: not merely accumulating or giving it away, but protecting, growing, and stewarding it responsibly.
We bought a windshield company, and we have key man policies, and we ran policies through this individual. He's out of Denver. So we know we're starting to forge a relationship. And Josh G. Uses them, actually, which is cool. So there's a lot of neat things we can do, you know. And, you know, again, we're good at making it. Sometimes we're not, but most of the time we are. And now how do we protect it, keep it, grow it, and steward it? Like, I just want to be a great steward of the wealth. I don't want to just piss it away and give it away, because I think I can do better stuff with it than the government. Just the thought.
