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Yeah, David, you know, you don't have to tell us what you make anymore. That was just kind of a thing when we were 16. It was kind of fun. I mean, I guess I was a little curious how much she paid you.
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Well, no, it's It's totally fine because I've always had the same relationship with them, right? And like nothing's changed. Like I'm not like cutting them out of my life so they don't give a fuck, right? Like they're super nice about it. And like we've alway…
Maybe it's not a thing for them anymore. Hey David, how much they pay you to wash that car? $12. Hey David, what'd you make this year? $4 million. Oh no, maybe I won't ask that anymore.
No, no, no, but it was always, we'd always compare how much we were making. We'd always compare finances. So it was like when we were watching Cars, we'd go off and like they'd do one neighborhood and I'd do the other. And we'd be like, how much you make? And…
Yeah, David, you know, you don't have to tell us what you make anymore. That was just kind of a thing when we were 16. It was kind of fun. I mean, I guess I was a little curious how much she paid you.
And then YouTube started and Vine started. And I remember the first job I got was for $50. I was supposed to Vine., and we were all sitting at Buffalo Wild Wings, and I'm like, I just got a job for $50, and everyone flipped shit at the table, right? Like, I w…
Does Alex tell you how much he makes at Starbucks?
Yeah. So I know, I know Mike makes, I know Mike makes $60,000 a year. Doing what? He just got a new job. He's like doing finance at a place.