Sam Parr tears into a listener's vague question about making $10,000 a month passively, calling it the stupidest question because it has zero context. Without knowing the person's skills, resources, or current situation, any answer is useless. He tells them to get specific or don't ask.
So I got asked this question. This guy was like, I'm going to get $10,000 a month passive income profit. Like, which one's the best path?
I hate that question. You know what I mean? It's the stupidest question ever. I cannot stand that because they just want me to tell them what to do. But when you have zero context, it's just useless bullcrap advice.
I don't know. I kind of empathize.
Like, I empathize. I can understand why you ask that and think it's stupid.
Yeah, but then you got to follow up with what is the right question?
Well, you just need more context, you know?
Oh, who's stupid now? Who's stupid now, stupid?
