#85 - Why Privacy is Big Business and the Multi-Million Dollar Ideas Hidden in Plain Sight

I have a lot to talk about. I bet you do too. Uh yeah, I got added a bunch of things this week. Okay, let's jump right in. People have been craving a brainstorm and we're gonna give them a brainstorm. Can I tell you one thing really quick before we get to the brainstorm? Yeah, let's do it. Okay, so I'm uh I'm gonna go buy a car in about three hours. Um and I'm gonna live starting August, I'm gonna live in a new city each month for twelve months, and it's gonna be I'm looking for a list of happiest cities. So if you have that, let me know.

Well, I've seen that once before and I think it was like you're you're talking about US only, right? I think like Sw Switzerland or Sweden is number one or something. Yeah, I I would go to Canada. I w I want to go to Mexico City because I love it, but the Corona thing I don't think it's under control there. At least to drive there. I wouldn't want to drive through those cities in order to get there. So where are you starting? Do you know number one? I I think it's gonna be Provo. Is it called Provo or Provost? What what's it called? Provo, Utah. Utah. The Mormons like are definitely the happiest. So I'm gonna go and hang out with them.

And um And then I don't know. I gotta plan it. Okay, well I think that's good. You should figure it out as you go. And somebody somebody tweeted this as a reply, because I think you mentioned this maybe on the last one. And they're like, dude, you must have the coolest wife, uh, who's just down to do all this stuff. They're like, We need we need to get her on the pod. So I have two questions for you about that. A, what's her reaction to Your You know.

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