Speaker critiques celebrity and athlete opinions on politics, dismissing out-of-touch wealthy perspectives.

I don't think that professional athletes are relatable whatsoever. They just happen to be really good at something that pays a lot of money, which happens to be a sport. They're the top of their field, right? But that doesn't mean I think that LeBron James is necess and I love LeBron. Okay, I love LeBron James. This is the Lehennessy here. Okay, I'm a big LeBron guy. I don't really care about LeBron's views on politics or the economy or anything like that. He's really, really, really good at basketball and he gets paid a lot of money because the league that he plays in makes a lot of money. More power to you. It's no different than actors. Anytime elections come, it's like, well, who's Taylor Swift voting for? All of these actors hate Donald Trump. They think this. These are drama kids who got rich does not mean they know anything outside of their echo bubble, their little fake world of Hollywood and acting. And this importance that people put on opinions of athletes and celebrities etc. as if because they're rich all of a sudden their opinions are more important than the average person or someone who maybe is actually an expert in that field and we should listen to the celebrity who's made a bunch of movies. They happen to do very well but like these people are out of touch. Most of these people are completely out of touch. Seven figures is a lot of money. So my advice, if you feel like you're in seven figure hell, what did you do to get there? And if you