Consensus: preserve wealth stability over risk-taking for health and relationships. Avoid total ruin scenarios.

While saw some saw room for risk depending on age, safety nets, the consensus leaned towards preserving stability for health, relationships, and peace. So, uh I think this was a pretty interesting kind of conversation. I agree with Joey here in that the difference in your quality of life from no money to having like a million dollars after tax is is massive. The level of comfort and security that you're going to get from that, even just the interest that you can earn on a million dollars. And I do agree that the difference between zero and 1 million is more significant than one and five uh or than five to 10. Um and and I again completely agree that this idea of going back to zero is something you never want to have. You never want to have a risk of ruin. This is something that's super common for crypto people is you put yourself in a position where you can lose it all and it takes you out of the game. Never put yourself in a position where you can lose everything. Not saying I haven't done it. I've done it a bunch. Um but ideally you never want to put yourself in a position where you can lose it all. Um, so I agree. I think this is a really good goal, right? If you have a couple million bucks spitting you off some interest every year and you pay off your house, um, you know, it's that meme with John Goodman where he's like, you know, this is your [ __ ] you money, fully paid off house, paid off car, 2 million bucks, you know, in