A first-person reflective monologue about imagining the next 10–20 years, focusing on family, legacy, and personal aspirations. The speaker contemplates future wealth, lifestyle (e.g., living on a Caribbean island), and how current actions influence their children’s memories and perceptions. The tone is conversational and introspective.
Where are we at in 10 years? How much money are you going to make tomorrow? Where are we at 20 years? Are we hanging out on the Caribbean island with 300 people? Our kids now are young adults. They're talking about, man. I remember a time when we were at Florida. This was amazing. My dad did this and we were scared that her mom would die through this. Oh my God. You remember that slide. Now they're 18, 22 years old. They're like talking about this. They're like we've inspired them. They've seen what we talk like. My kids still don't think I work. This is working. This is wild, right? And you're working. That's a lot daddy's stress right now when you talk about that. Fine, it's all. No but like 9 years old, 12 years old, 15 years old. Hopefully they leave the gambles on the my stomach.
