We go through life accumulating these chips that when we die, we’re just going to push back int

0:00If life were a game, and all of us are given a token to like enter like a casino, we sit down at the table to play poker. Right? Everybody's playing, everybody's got cards. We got to play the hand we're dealt. And depending on our level of skill, we amass more and more chips throughout the game. At the end of the game, the difference between the real world and in the game of life, in the real world, you go and you can cash out your chips, and you walk out with money, and there you go. There's your day. But I feel like in the casino of life, you get tapped on the shoulder by the Grim Reaper, and he says, "Your time's up." And then all your chips get pushed right back to the middle of the table. And then you leave the casino empty-handed because it was a fake game with fake rules that didn't matter. We accumulate these chips that I'm just going to push back in the middle again, that other people are going to play on.

0:33The reason that that analogy became real for me is like I bought this piece of land, and I was like, "That's neat. How many people have owned this piece of land?" The guy before me owned it, and the guy before him owned it, and the guy before him owned it. And they were like, "This is mine." They're just chips that just get played with, and they just get amassed, and then they get redistributed. It just doesn't matter. It's really for nothing. And so like if you want, you can build something that you think is cool, but like at the end of the day, like we're just going to cash the chips in.