Two people each have $5 million and need $750,000 a year for 20 years. They both earn 15% annual returns. The difference isn't the money or the returns. It's the system they use to pull cash out.
So we have 2 people who have worked for however long they sold a business, they worked 20 years, whatever it was, but they both accumulated $5 million as a personal asset base. So whether you built a business and sold in 12 months or you worked for 23 years, whatever, you have $5 million. Each person wants $750,000 per year to fund their lifestyle, to have their ideal lifestyle, to travel and go out to dinner and all the things that they want to do after they've stopped working. They have the same investment return. So we're Not— it's not like one guy invested into crypto and one guy bought boring real estate or something like that. They're both getting the exact same return on their $5 million. They're both getting 15% on their returns, and we're going to look at it funding them for the same 20-year window. All right, this is as apples as apples could be. What we're going to look at is the system in which they're using to turn the $5 million into the $750,000 per year to fund their lifestyle.
