Gary Vee on the RICHEST he has ever felt

25 Dec 2025 · 0 min
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In this informal, conversational clip, the speakers reminisce about moments in their youth when they felt exceptionally wealthy. One speaker recalls making $3,000‑$4,000 at age 13 by running baseball card shows, describing the experience as having "trillion" dollars in his mind. The other shares a memory of selling hot dogs, collecting a "grip"—about a thousand dollars in $5 bills—in a tip jar, which he dubs "hood rich". The dialogue uses slang like "fuck you money" and "grip" to convey a nostalgic, proud feeling of early financial independence, contrasting youthful, street‑level wealth with conventional notions of riches.

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