Richmond Dinh shows his collection of watches, cognac, and a photo of his first $300 car, objects he keeps to remember growing up broke. He says his biggest achievement over the past decade isn't the money, it's not forgetting where he started.
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but this is the real Asian man cave. So if you're Asian and you don't have cognac or Armagnac, then you're not really Asian. I've got my little watch collection there. The reason why I have this here is because the picture that's in the middle is a reminder of how I started. That is my very first car that I bought for $300. And I drove that car for almost a year until it completely broke down. But it's a great reminder of humble beginnings. I didn't grow up rich. In fact, many times in my life I've been broke, and now we're lucky enough to have the resources to live the life that we want. But out of all the things that I've achieved in the last 10 years, this is what I'm most proud of because I always remember my roots.