September 5, 2025 • 24 mins
The lottery just hit the 3rd largest pot in history, so of course Joey and Emma bought tickets. Nobody wants to work these days, but these two definitely know how they’d spend the jackpot. Grab your tickets, pull up a seat, and let these numbskulls know what you’d do if you struck it rich.
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(00:00):
Welcome to another episodeof The Demon Babie Podcast.
(00:02):
I'm demon of hollywood sittinghere with my co-host Blonde
Babie.
And if you ask me, she's a luckynumber.
And today we are talking aboutthe Lotto Re, or if you call,
if you ask, you know, someonethat might be considered, you
know, maybe a dirt bag like myfamily.
You call it the lotto, so I'mpretty sure everybody calls
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it the lotto.
I don't think you have to bea dirt bag for that.
I think it's dirt bag slang.
What?
Yeah, Joey.
Everyone calls it the lotto.
No, people call it lottery.
I think a classy person wouldsay, are you playing the
lottery?
Did you see the lottery numbers?
They're crazy.
No, but you gotta get the lottotickets.
We gotta get you lotto tickets.
Gotta get your lot tickets.
So we gotta pull some lookingnumbers.
Go to 11, gimme a pack of camellights and a lotto ticket.
(00:46):
All right.
You know my numbers.
I don't want a quick pick.
You know my numbers.
Write'em down.
It's your birthdays.
Alright.
This one would have been a greatepisode to call my parents, but
they're at Chilis.
I think we try and call 'emanyways.
No, they're doesn't fuck them.
No, no.
Call'em.
No, no.
We're set up.
We're gonna, we're gonna callhim.
We're not set up for him.
(01:07):
No, no.
Welcome to the episode.
So, so welcome to the episode.
Welcome to the episode Demon ofHollywood.
Thanks, Blond Babie.
I like saying your name on here'cause it makes you really
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uncomfortable.
I get uncomfortable with youa lot.
Yeah.
Is it the butterflies or thenerves?
It's all of it.
Oh.
Mm-hmm.
Well, what can you do?
So you get an update.
Oh my God.
I had another story with theconstruction workers before the
Saga.
Before we get in Yeah.
Before we, we'll do our littleupdates before we get into the
lotto talk.
Mm-hmm.
I have more construction workertalk.
Yeah.
(01:50):
Gimme your update.
So I'm coming home from the gymtoday.
Mm-hmm.
And I'm driving down our street.
Okay.
And you know, the, the foodtruck is here.
So they're all, there's allin the street chit chatting,
but I'm like roach coach.
Is that what they're called?
That's what my family calls'em.
All right.
Well, I don't call it that.
I call it the lunch truck.
You call it the food truck.
Oh, guys, the food truck's heremoving on.
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Everybody outside, but I'm like,oh, it's kind kind of weird,
like.
How many people are in thestreet like it?
It was more than normal poppingfood, truck popping.
Well, that's what I thought.
Oh.
So I come up and then I'm like,oh, this Jeep's blocking the
whole road.
I'm glad I didn't go down thestreet the other way.
Couldn't have gotten home.
Mm. And then I'm driving by moreand I'm like, oh God, in a
scooter.
Oh, they're screaming at eachother.
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I'm like, oh yeah.
So I like rushed to park.
I'm like, I gotta hear.
Hear it going.
I gotta get out, gotta get earson this literal.
So I literally get in thegarage, park as fast as I can,
and I walk up.
Not elevator got hear.
Mm-hmm.
And it's this old, old, oldwhite guy screaming at this like
young black guy.
And he's like, you fuckingscratched my car.
And the guy's like, you hit me.
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And he's like, I only hit you.
'cause you came around thecorner and you weren't paying
attention.
Oh.
And I'm like, well, you'rein the car.
Who's at fault?
And he's a pedestrian.
I mean, but if he's not payingattention, they probably both
weren't paying attention.
They're all on their phones.
So the scooter kid was probablyin the right.
I don't know, but this old guywas just pissed about his car
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and then the old guy was yellingat the construction workers.
He is like, what'd you guys see?
What'd you guys see?
And they're all just trying,mind you, his Jeep is parked
right directly next to the foodtruck, Uhhuh.
So he's fully blocking the road.
So they probably saw something.
They definitely did.
So they're all standing in thestreet like.
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We don't know buddy.
And then like, I'm not tellingbro, I'm just avoiding ice at
this point.
I'm not trying to get involved.
So if the kid on the scooter's,like I'll lay on the ground and
call the police if you wanna gothere.
Wow.
Call it out.
I mean, I just hit the floorimmediately.
Literally.
Just, just say it was crazy.
Yeah.
That's crazy.
And then he was.
Hit the floor.
I have witnesses and, andthen the construction guys all
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start walking away.
That's so funny.
Like hands in the air, they'relike, we didn't see anything.
That's awesome.
So I'm literally standing in thelobby'cause I don't want the
old guy to yell at me.
A new witness.
A new witness.
I was like, has emerged.
No.
So I'm like sitting in thewindow of our little lobby area,
like watching this all happen.
Mm-hmm.
And then the scooter guy justended up taking off and the old
guy's like in the street justyelling at the universe.
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That's so funny.
That's much better than yourlast construction story.
I know.
It's really funny, right?
So there we go.
So I didn't feel that badfor the old guy.
He seemed fine.
I mean, yeah, whatever he, he'llbe fine.
He's fine.
It sucks, but whatever.
But whatever he, he hit the guyor the guy hit him.
I'm gonna say, if you're in thecar, it's probably your fault.
Probably.
Probably.
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I don't know.
The scooters.
Those scooters are crazy.
They're wild riders.
True.
Wild.
Wild pedestrian pedestriansof right of way.
Old guy, sucked.
Old guy was being a dick.
I mean, he was a dick.
Fuck him then.
He was being a dick.
Yeah.
Fuck that guy.
I mean, screaming, blockingtraffic.
What?
Fuck that guy.
I'm glad this Jeep got fuckingscratched.
Fuck his Jeep.
Yeah, Jeep.
I bet you have rubber duckson your fucking dashboard
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and you put two fingers up whenyou see another Jeep.
Lose your, so yeah, that was mystory of the day.
Nice.
I like it.
Do you have anything?
Mm, today?
Yeah.
I swam in the ocean.
Swim in the ocean.
I think I have an ear infectionand I keep swimming.
The waves are rough.
I got fucking top, I haven'tbeen toppled in like years.
I was like, whoa, whoa, Zuma.
Zuma will toss you like thatDon't dox me.
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No, I am, uh, yeah, I got hitwith a wave.
I mean, I was fine.
I went under I'm, yeah.
I'm wondering, how did thishappen?
Were you trying to go overunder, no, it was under, were
you, had you gone under yet orwas it your first under.
I'd gone under before.
Okay.
Which is even worse.
I feel like if it's on the firstone, you go, oh, sorry guys.
It's been a while.
You can kind of write it off.
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You were already went when youalready went under, you already
did one wave dive.
Yeah.
Then like a secondary wave cameand hits you and takes you back.
You weren't ready for the secondwave is what I'm hearing.
I was ready.
I was already under.
It just kind of sucked me upwith it.
Oh, like from behind?
Yeah.
It kind of just dragged me.
Oh, I hate that he kept holdingonto to me.
Yeah.
And I was just like, that's theworst.
Yeah.
So that happened.
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Yeah, you're fine.
I got humiliated.
You should go get your earlooked at.
No, I don't think I will.
We'll fight about this later.
Well this is the Lotto episode.
Uh, we don't need to talk aboutany of this.
I'm gonna say first topic.
Well, I'm gonna do a preface.
Uh, okay.
We're not talking about donatingany money.
That's not fun.
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It's just not so.
Don't say, oh, you didn'tsay you donate to the women's
shelter, blah, blah, blah, blah,blah.
What the end?
What are you talking about?
Because if you win the lotto,oh, what are you gonna do
with the money?
Oh, what are you gonna dowith the money?
We're not talking aboutdonations, so Oh yeah.
Fuck off.
No, we're not.
Hit me with it.
First topic, what's your firstmove?
If you hit, if you hit thosenumbers, what's your first move?
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If I win 1.7 billion,$1.7billion.
What do you get after taxes?
It is 300 million.
End of day it's about 300million.
Crazy.
300 million.
I'm buying like four houses.
No, that's your first move.
Yeah.
No, my first move.
Oh, no, no, no.
I didn't know I'm getting alawyer.
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Okay.
Yeah, we're getting a lawyer.
That's true.
Mm-hmm.
And then I'm probably payingoff all my debt.
I, I'm just, I'm clearingmy debt.
I clear my parents' debt.
I'm clearing your parents' debt.
I'm making sure nobody's gotdebt.
Well, you only said that'causeyou know they listen.
No, I, I'll say mine.
(07:29):
Shit.
You are, we're one family.
We are one family.
Hello.
I know.
I'm just kidding.
Fuck you.
No, I'm definitely callinga lawyer first.
Um, I'm demanding a biggerengagement ring from you.
Um, you don't even have anengagement ring from me.
That's the problem.
Bigger than nothing.
Zero times zero.
Still zero toots hate tobreak it to you.
Wow.
I love how many times I'm gonnacancel this podcast.
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On this podcast I walked off.
And yeah, then I'll buy my fourhouses.
Okay, so first move.
We're getting lawyers.
Yeah, lawyers.
Debt house.
Probably cars.
Second move.
What's your next topic?
Second.
Move.
Wait.
First move was lawyers.
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Second move.
What's your second move?
Next topic.
Debt.
Debt.
Clearing all debts, clear debt.
If you win the lotto and youdon't clear your debts, you're
an idiot.
Well, yeah.
Well, I mean, really doesn'tmatter if you have debt at that
point.
$300 million is sitting in yourjust stupid debt.
Yeah.
No reason to have it.
I am.
There's good debt and there'sbad debt.
I'm scrubbing myself from theinternet.
You will never hear from me.
This podcast will be over.
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Yeah.
My second.
I am gone.
I am ghost.
You do not.
I have never existed.
Yeah.
I don't have an Instagram.
I don't have a TikTok.
Don't have anything.
You can't find me.
I got a new number.
That only as few people have.
Yeah.
Mm-hmm.
Yeah.
You're not finding me unlessI want you to find me ex. No.
Yeah, exactly.
Yeah.
I got a team working to notfind me.
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All right.
Next topic.
What's your fi first bigpurchase?
House.
House.
House.
But that's gonna take time.
'cause you got escrow andeverything.
You act like, I don't knowthat it takes time.
Well then that's probably notgonna be your first purchase.
If there's$300 million sittingin, I have cash.
You got cash, you got$300million.
In your bank account, what'syour first purchase then, if you
don't like mine?
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My first big purchase?
Yeah.
Hmm.
Probably a huge meal.
Oh.
Like you went out for a fancymeal to celebrate, like at a
huge celebration meal witheveryone I can think of that
I like.
Everyone that gets your phonenumber, everyone that get that
gets on that phone number list.
Yeah.
Uhhuh, I'm doing a bigcelebratory meal.
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Insane dinner.
Okay.
And I'm not telling him, tellinghim why you won.
I won this meal.
It's crazy.
Just, Hey guys, we're goingout to dinner.
Yeah, exactly.
I'm doing that.
Clear your schedule.
Well, my house is in escrow.
You know, there's still thatgoing on.
But yeah, first big purchase,a big.
I think your first big purchasewould be a bag or something.
(10:02):
Hmm.
Like you're getting a Birkin.
If you can get your hands on onefirst, same day.
Oh well you can't.
Okay.
So what are you gonna get?
You're gonna, the store you'regoing shopping, what are you
gonna get?
House, shopping, after houseshopping.
We'll get there.
Um, I'd probably go to Cartier.
Cartier.
Get some watches.
Some watches I would,'causeI want sunglasses.
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I have those.
Okay.
No, I, there's a couple watchesI want from them that I can't
afford.
Okay.
But you could get them same day?
Yeah.
A same day per, this is thefirst big same day purchase.
Yeah, I'd go get a watch.
Nice.
Yeah.
Watch and maybe some shoes.
Hmm.
If I'm, if I'm going shopping,I'd probably get a car as well,
but we'll get into the cars.
Okay.
Hit me next topic.
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Now it's time house.
What is the house you'regetting?
Only one.
We'll go, we'll separate this.
Your, your main Beverly Hills,your main house.
Yeah.
I'm gonna Beverly Hills.
Beverly Hills a hundred percentdeep in the hills.
Maybe not.
Maybe in the flats.
'cause I like being able to walkplaces.
You think you're walking withthat much money though?
(11:06):
Little, dangerous.
I've scrubbed myself from theinternet.
Oh, you're ghost at this point.
I'm good.
You're, you're, I didn't knowyou also went ghost.
I also went ghosts.
I see Beverly Hills.
How many square feet do youthink you're looking at?
5,000.
Okay.
A hundred percent.
That's it.
Maybe, I don't know.
Mm.
What about you?
How much are you trying to spendon a house?
Probably 20 million.
Mm.
(11:26):
Yeah.
What about you?
I'd probably spend 30 millionon it.
My main house.
Would you go hills or flats?
I'd go hills.
I want privacy.
You want a view?
I want no one to see in mybackyard.
Okay.
I like that too.
Mm-hmm.
I need full privacy.
Considering we live together.
I'll probably go to the hillswith you.
Oh, you'll join me?
Yeah.
We won't have separate homeslike some weirdos.
Uh, what is it?
(11:47):
Velvet marriage.
No.
Oh, lavender marriages.
Lavender marriage.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
We're not lavender marriagein this.
No.
Okay.
We'll stay, we're gonna sharea room even.
Ah, even in this case.
Tell me more.
When we could have differentwings, I would like to share
a room.
Different wings.
Next topic.
I'm, oh no, we're not done yet.
Sorry.
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You gonna have a pool?
Absolutely.
You have to have a pool.
Actually, I take it back.
I'm not going to the flats, I'mgoing to the hills and I want a
waterfall pool, infinity pool.
Yeah, that's what I bet.
That's what I said.
I heard you.
I said infinity pool.
Clear as day.
Check the tapes.
Infinity pool.
That's classy.
Yeah.
Mm-hmm.
Mm-hmm.
Gorgeous.
Mm-hmm.
Modern.
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Yeah.
No, definitely.
Big backyard.
Yes.
I definitely want some grass.
Oh, touch grass.
I don't like the houses thathave no grass, and it's just
like built to the fucking,I want olive tree.
At that price.
Mm-hmm.
You can get that.
Yeah, exactly that.
That one house that has theolive tree in the middle, craned
in.
Mm-hmm.
That was so badass.
It's like 300 years old.
(12:48):
Yeah.
It was pretty cool.
Yeah.
I respect that move.
That's a classy move.
I don't think it's a wasteof money and, which is
ridiculous.
'cause it's worth more than mylife.
It's such a flex.
It is a flex.
I'm like, that was badass.
Yeah.
Okay, wait, hit me.
Next topic.
What's the house item you don'tneed, but you'd get.
Olive tree.
Olive tree.
Very old.
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Brought from Italy.
Olive tree.
Yeah.
Olive tree.
Maybe a lemon tree.
Also, you wouldn't do a lemon.
I mean like just a lemon.
Lemon.
Trees from Sorento.
Oh, you'd also immigrate?
Yeah.
Okay.
You're immigrating A lot ofplants.
I'm getting all of my Italianimports brought over.
Okay, nice.
Yeah.
Okay.
What about you?
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Do I need that?
No.
Am I doing it?
Yeah.
I have$300 million.
A house item I don't need, but Iwould get, maybe I'd hire
of that lady.
Give me a little freaky room.
Mm mm-hmm.
That one show on Netflix.
Yeah.
The like dungeon show orwhatever.
Yeah.
(13:51):
Yeah.
Get a little freak space.
Well, uh, private corner, 50shades of gray Style.
Little, yeah.
A little freakiness.
All right.
Yeah.
A playroom.
There you go.
Next topic.
Next topic.
Uh, pets.
What are your pets if youwin the lottery?
Because you can have care, soyou can still travel.
Mm-hmm.
You'll have a private jet,caretakers jet probably to roll
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around in.
You just rent that?
Yeah, that's what I'm saying.
Yeah, but you still can takeyour pets on it.
Oh, Bleu's going on a jet.
Bleus on a jet Bleu.
On a jet.
Bleu on a jet.
I'd probably get anotherbulldog.
Am I gonna, how many bulldogs,when do you stop?
That's the problem.
That that's, I mean, that'sa real concern.
We, I mean, Oz Osborn had 13dogs.
I think you stop at tworealistically, but then you
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see a video of a really cuteone.
I understand.
Mm-hmm.
I think you stop at two.
I think that's, and then you geta tiny horse.
You pull a Rob Dyrdek at a minihorse.
Mini horse.
I like the idea of a mini horse.
'cause you remember when welived in the suburbs and that
in your neighborhood there was atiny horse.
That house had a mini horseand it was the coolest house
in your neighborhood.
Rob Dyrdek also got a mini horseand he lived in Hollywood Hills.
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Yep.
Mini horse is the coolest thingto get.
Mini horse is a pretty cool one.
Yeah.
See I was gonna go sidewayson this break.
My first rule where I said we'renot donating, and I would
say I'm gonna have a be a heavydonator of.
The LA Zoo so I can go hangout the animals whenever I want.
Oh, that's cool too.
Go feed a tiger and shit.
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You should do that.
That's a great idea.
Well, when I, yeah, when I winmm-hmm.
I'm going to be a heavy donatorso I can go hang out with the
elephants and stuff.
Mm-hmm.
That's a great idea.
And they'd be like, my pets.
And Id have Bleu and I'dprobably get him a girlfriend.
Yeah.
Bleu needs a girlfriend.
Yeah.
Not a brother.
He needs a girlfriend.
No.
Yeah, he needs a girlfriend.
Yeah.
He's lonely.
Yeah.
We need some more lady energyin the house.
He is a ladies' man.
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He is a ladies' man.
His dad's Italian.
He, he gets it from you.
I don't.
Thank you.
Next topic, uh, cars.
What cars would you have?
Electric G Wagon and theelectric Porsche.
No gas cars?
No.
Oh yeah, you'll buy them.
I don't need to buy them.
No, no, no.
This is just you.
No, we live together.
(15:58):
Okay.
In my fantasy, you're stillthere.
I love that.
I'm in your fantasy, uh,electric G wagon And an
electric.
What?
Cayenne?
Yeah.
Ah, that new one, Porsche justdropped?
Mm-hmm.
Okay.
Those are my cars.
Two SUVs.
You get two ass.
Why do you need two SUVs?
What if I wasn't in the moodfor one?
You'd get a cayenne over like aRolls Royce.
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SUV though.
Today?
Maybe not tomorrow.
Okay.
I think I'd have to get aPorsche nine 11.
Mm-hmm.
I would have to get a Ferrari,'cause I'm Italian both.
That's two sports cars.
Yeah, but they're different.
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Okay.
Uh, and I'll do a Rolls Royce,SUV Oh.
Yeah, I'll never go withmy cars.
No point.
Literally like you justshouldn't even have cars at that
point.
I don't wanna have cars, I don'twanna drive.
I fucking hate driving.
True.
Do you have a driver?
No.
No driver.
No.
I'll drive.
You could have a driver.
I'll drive myself.
Okay.
I mean, you could have a driverthat could just drop you out
(16:59):
there.
No, you drive me.
What if I'm doing stuff wellthen I'll drive myself.
Okay.
I don't need driver.
Okay.
I get carsick in an electriccar.
You get carsick fast.
Yeah, exactly.
That's why I have to drive.
Alright.
Next topic travels.
Where are you traveling to?
Everywhere.
I think I start with Greece,though.
Starting with Greece?
Mm-hmm.
(17:20):
Okay.
Greece is built for the ultrawealthy.
That's true.
Yeah.
But I feel like I don't evenrespect it'cause it's so insane.
Insane, so overplayed.
Yeah.
Yeah.
I get that.
But I was thinking AfricanSafari.
Oh, fun.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Go see the animals.
Go, see the animals big into theanimals.
You are?
Maybe.
Yeah.
That'd be a good one for you.
(17:40):
I, I would wanna go jump off thecliffs and swimming in Greece.
That's pretty fair.
That's relaxing.
Relaxing.
And I just watched Mama Miafor the first time, so very
like.
Mama.
Yeah.
Here I go again.
Mm.
Nice.
So Greece would be your firststop.
Yeah.
Any other like, go like, youknow, there's only so much time
in the world and, you know,things happen.
Are there any other like, haveto go those?
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Um, I would like to do Brazilwith like, security.
A war like, uh, uh, infantrysurrounding me.
Yeah.
But that also makes you a biggertarget.
True.
But you know.
Yeah, I get it.
They're a dangerous country.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Brazil would be sick.
I'd love to do Brazil.
(18:23):
Brazil.
Go see friends is a big one.
I want to do, uh, northernJapan.
See the insane snow up there.
Mm-hmm.
That's for sure.
Snowboard trip.
Yeah.
I wanna do a snowboard tripthere.
Uh, Greece would be cool.
I would like to go to Greece.
I just don't think I would evergo to Greece if I wasn't super
rich.
To be honest.
I don't think it's thatdesirable unless you can go.
Wherever the fuck you want.
(18:43):
I see what you're saying.
Like the beach clubs and stuff.
The beach clubs.
And there's still really niceplaces in our tax bracket.
I think.
Maybe.
Maybe.
I don't know.
Uh, that's just my vibe on it.
Okay.
That's your vibe.
That's my vibe.
That's your vibe.
All right.
Next topic.
Vacation home.
Where are you gonna invest?
(19:05):
I'd want a snow cabin somewhere.
Okay.
Cabin.
Are you going local?
Or some or Aspen or something.
I'd probably go Aspen.
How much are you willingto spend on that?
A few million.
How many million?
I don't, I don't how many youneed up there.
I don't know.
The Aspen markets, it's, it'sexpensive.
Yeah.
Well, what did, what are youwilling You have 300 million,
(19:27):
probably like 5 million.
5 million for cabin.
That's not gonna be that nice.
Well then maybe I'll get it inMammoth.
It'll be nice there.
Not gonna be that a nice thereeither.
Then I'll get it in Big Bear.
It will be nice there.
It'll be very nice there.
You want the nicest cabin in theneighborhood?
Yeah.
Well, okay.
You could definitely do thatin Big Bear.
Yeah.
Yeah, yeah.
And I love Big Bear.
(19:48):
That's true.
Well, what are your vacationhomes?
My vacation home.
I definitely wanna snow on yourright.
Where I would probably doMammoth because then I can fly
there easily.
Easily.
Yeah.
Um, and it's super nice upthere.
Yeah.
Good mountain.
Good mountain.
Uh, I might do a Hawaii home.
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Honestly, gentrifier.
I can't.
What?
I mean I can't do Hawaii.
Hawaiians hate it too much.
They do hate it.
I can't, but I'm so fun.
Maybe.
No, babe.
No, I can't do it.
Uh, just get a Malibu home.
That's too close.
Doesn't matter.
Not on vacation.
But I'm not doing Hawaii.
I would veto your Hawaiiso hard.
Really?
Yeah.
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Ugh.
I get it.
I'm not gentrifying Hawaiianymore.
Damn.
You're so woke.
I just don't feel like I needto get bullied by the locals.
'cause they will bully you.
I'm sure you would get bullied.
Yeah, I would get bullied heavybecause you can't tan.
This is me tan and I saw it atthe gym today.
Everyone was super tan and I waslike, wow.
(20:50):
I'm I'm day glow.
You are day glow.
So yeah, no Hawaii for me.
Maybe I get a Sweden house.
Go home.
Sweet.
Go home.
Go home.
If you're getting Sweden,I get to Italy.
Oh yeah.
Get in Italy.
Okay.
Yeah.
Italy over Hawaii so far.
Oh, you have a jet.
You'll be fine.
Don't own it.
I just rent it.
Well fine.
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Buy one then.
No.
Too expensive.
Too much maintenance.
Too much maintenance.
Next topic.
Um, boat.
Are you buying a yacht?
No.
Or are you just chartering?
Just charter.
Yeah.
Not maintaining that thing.
I don't wanna maintain.
No, no.
Fuck that.
All right.
Hit me to the next one.
Next topic.
Would you have any businesses?
I think I would buy a lot ofbusinesses that are already
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existing.
Oh, that's what they do.
Yeah.
That's a very common, that'swhat I would probably do.
What businesses are you buying?
I'm not disclosing.
Um, no, I don't know.
Probably like some coffeebusinesses is what I like.
Mm mm Things I like.
Mm-hmm.
Maybe invest in fashionsomewhere where, where I could,
I think a silly business I wouldhave, I would buy or just
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probably ground up a coffee shopjust for me to go to every
day and get free coffee just forthe vibe of it.
Possibly.
That's fun.
Possibly a bar to, I wouldnot care about any of them.
Like, would you pay youremployees well?
As much as they're worth.
All right.
I'm already speaking like a richguy.
There you go.
Um, manifesting this win.
(22:15):
Yeah.
I would have a bar that wouldbe mine.
Okay.
And a coffee shop.
Nice.
That I would just go to andhave fun and just hang out.
And that's it.
Party Boy, like Yeah, exactly.
Some things don't change, Emma.
Period.
Money doesn't change.
You always heard.
I like it.
Um, would you do a fashionbrand?
I might just invest in one,like I said.
(22:37):
Mm.
Because what I've really noticedfrom having researched it,'cause
I've wanted to do one, wasit's so oversaturated already.
True.
Would you ground up?
I, I don't know.
Would you invest in a designeryou believed in?
Maybe?
Yeah.
Mm-hmm.
And I would probably look intolike up and coming eco-friendly
brands.
'cause that's something I careabout.
And buy those out.
Yeah.
Rip 'em apart.
Make 'em bigger.
Yeah.
Do that.
Nice.
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I think I understand how todo it, but I think starting
it when you don't have any moneyis way harder.
Well, obviously everything'sharder without money.
Yeah.
So since I had money, I'dprobably do something like
in the eco-friendly, sustainablefashion space.
Wow.
Wow.
But I don't have money.
Go woke go broke.
Hit me.
Next topic.
How would your aesthetic change?
Hmm?
What would you do?
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I don't know because you'rehonestly so rich.
Does it even matter.
No, you know.
No.
I'd probably stay kind ofsimilar to be honest.
'cause I like how I dress.
Yeah.
I'd probably just buy a littlemore.
Are you getting tattoos?
Yeah, I'd be covered.
Yeah.
Yeah.
I'd be covered in tattoos.
I'm doing huge sessions like allthrough the fall.
Yeah.
I do fall in winter.
Sore as fuck.
Yeah.
I would have 'em come to me too.
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I'm like, ugh.
No.
I like going to the shop.
It's fine.
Ugh.
All the stuff's there issanitary.
Think my, you think my mansion'sdirty?
Yeah.
No, that I'm hiring somethingnew.
How much staff would you have?
I don't know.
Not that much.
I wouldn't want that much staff.
I'd have like a cleaner.
Yeah, because it's probablya lot of square footage.
I'm not doing the whole shebang.
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You have a cleaning crew come inonce a week?
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Top to bottom.
Clean this house.
Yeah.
Well, I think that's it.
Well, we're gonna go buy somelotto tickets and you shouldn't.
And that's the show.
That's the show.
Wish us luck on winning thelottery.
We'll find and if you do win.
Our Venmos will be sent to youimmediately.
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Yes.
So, and you can share with uswhatever you feel we're worth.
I think a lot.
I think a lot.
I think we shared some greatideas.
Yep.
So thanks for listening.
Thanks for listening.
That's another episode down thebooks.
And drop your comments.
Let us know what topics you wantus to talk about next week,
or what you'd do with thelottery.
Let us know.
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Bye bye.
Welcome to another episodeof The Demon Babie Podcast.
(00:02):
I'm demon of hollywood sittinghere with my co-host Blonde
Babie.
And if you ask me, she's a luckynumber.
And today we are talking aboutthe Lotto Re, or if you call,
if you ask, you know, someonethat might be considered, you
know, maybe a dirt bag like myfamily.
You call it the lotto, so I'mpretty sure everybody calls
(00:23):
it the lotto.
I don't think you have to bea dirt bag for that.
I think it's dirt bag slang.
What?
Yeah, Joey.
Everyone calls it the lotto.
No, people call it lottery.
I think a classy person wouldsay, are you playing the
lottery?
Did you see the lottery numbers?
They're crazy.
No, but you gotta get the lottotickets.
We gotta get you lotto tickets.
Gotta get your lot tickets.
So we gotta pull some lookingnumbers.
Go to 11, gimme a pack of camellights and a lotto ticket.
(00:46):
All right.
You know my numbers.
I don't want a quick pick.
You know my numbers.
Write'em down.
It's your birthdays.
Alright.
This one would have been a greatepisode to call my parents, but
they're at Chilis.
I think we try and call 'emanyways.
No, they're doesn't fuck them.
No, no.
Call'em.
No, no.
We're set up.
We're gonna, we're gonna callhim.
We're not set up for him.
(01:07):
No, no.
Welcome to the episode.
So, so welcome to the episode.
Welcome to the episode Demon ofHollywood.
Thanks, Blond Babie.
I like saying your name on here'cause it makes you really
(01:30):
uncomfortable.
I get uncomfortable with youa lot.
Yeah.
Is it the butterflies or thenerves?
It's all of it.
Oh.
Mm-hmm.
Well, what can you do?
So you get an update.
Oh my God.
I had another story with theconstruction workers before the
Saga.
Before we get in Yeah.
Before we, we'll do our littleupdates before we get into the
lotto talk.
Mm-hmm.
I have more construction workertalk.
Yeah.
(01:50):
Gimme your update.
So I'm coming home from the gymtoday.
Mm-hmm.
And I'm driving down our street.
Okay.
And you know, the, the foodtruck is here.
So they're all, there's allin the street chit chatting,
but I'm like roach coach.
Is that what they're called?
That's what my family calls'em.
All right.
Well, I don't call it that.
I call it the lunch truck.
You call it the food truck.
Oh, guys, the food truck's heremoving on.
(02:11):
Everybody outside, but I'm like,oh, it's kind kind of weird,
like.
How many people are in thestreet like it?
It was more than normal poppingfood, truck popping.
Well, that's what I thought.
Oh.
So I come up and then I'm like,oh, this Jeep's blocking the
whole road.
I'm glad I didn't go down thestreet the other way.
Couldn't have gotten home.
Mm. And then I'm driving by moreand I'm like, oh God, in a
scooter.
Oh, they're screaming at eachother.
(02:32):
I'm like, oh yeah.
So I like rushed to park.
I'm like, I gotta hear.
Hear it going.
I gotta get out, gotta get earson this literal.
So I literally get in thegarage, park as fast as I can,
and I walk up.
Not elevator got hear.
Mm-hmm.
And it's this old, old, oldwhite guy screaming at this like
young black guy.
And he's like, you fuckingscratched my car.
And the guy's like, you hit me.
(02:52):
And he's like, I only hit you.
'cause you came around thecorner and you weren't paying
attention.
Oh.
And I'm like, well, you'rein the car.
Who's at fault?
And he's a pedestrian.
I mean, but if he's not payingattention, they probably both
weren't paying attention.
They're all on their phones.
So the scooter kid was probablyin the right.
I don't know, but this old guywas just pissed about his car
(03:13):
and then the old guy was yellingat the construction workers.
He is like, what'd you guys see?
What'd you guys see?
And they're all just trying,mind you, his Jeep is parked
right directly next to the foodtruck, Uhhuh.
So he's fully blocking the road.
So they probably saw something.
They definitely did.
So they're all standing in thestreet like.
(03:34):
We don't know buddy.
And then like, I'm not tellingbro, I'm just avoiding ice at
this point.
I'm not trying to get involved.
So if the kid on the scooter's,like I'll lay on the ground and
call the police if you wanna gothere.
Wow.
Call it out.
I mean, I just hit the floorimmediately.
Literally.
Just, just say it was crazy.
Yeah.
That's crazy.
And then he was.
Hit the floor.
I have witnesses and, andthen the construction guys all
(03:58):
start walking away.
That's so funny.
Like hands in the air, they'relike, we didn't see anything.
That's awesome.
So I'm literally standing in thelobby'cause I don't want the
old guy to yell at me.
A new witness.
A new witness.
I was like, has emerged.
No.
So I'm like sitting in thewindow of our little lobby area,
like watching this all happen.
Mm-hmm.
And then the scooter guy justended up taking off and the old
guy's like in the street justyelling at the universe.
(04:18):
That's so funny.
That's much better than yourlast construction story.
I know.
It's really funny, right?
So there we go.
So I didn't feel that badfor the old guy.
He seemed fine.
I mean, yeah, whatever he, he'llbe fine.
He's fine.
It sucks, but whatever.
But whatever he, he hit the guyor the guy hit him.
I'm gonna say, if you're in thecar, it's probably your fault.
Probably.
Probably.
(04:38):
I don't know.
The scooters.
Those scooters are crazy.
They're wild riders.
True.
Wild.
Wild pedestrian pedestriansof right of way.
Old guy, sucked.
Old guy was being a dick.
I mean, he was a dick.
Fuck him then.
He was being a dick.
Yeah.
Fuck that guy.
I mean, screaming, blockingtraffic.
What?
Fuck that guy.
I'm glad this Jeep got fuckingscratched.
Fuck his Jeep.
Yeah, Jeep.
I bet you have rubber duckson your fucking dashboard
(05:00):
and you put two fingers up whenyou see another Jeep.
Lose your, so yeah, that was mystory of the day.
Nice.
I like it.
Do you have anything?
Mm, today?
Yeah.
I swam in the ocean.
Swim in the ocean.
I think I have an ear infectionand I keep swimming.
The waves are rough.
I got fucking top, I haven'tbeen toppled in like years.
I was like, whoa, whoa, Zuma.
Zuma will toss you like thatDon't dox me.
(05:21):
No, I am, uh, yeah, I got hitwith a wave.
I mean, I was fine.
I went under I'm, yeah.
I'm wondering, how did thishappen?
Were you trying to go overunder, no, it was under, were
you, had you gone under yet orwas it your first under.
I'd gone under before.
Okay.
Which is even worse.
I feel like if it's on the firstone, you go, oh, sorry guys.
It's been a while.
You can kind of write it off.
(05:42):
You were already went when youalready went under, you already
did one wave dive.
Yeah.
Then like a secondary wave cameand hits you and takes you back.
You weren't ready for the secondwave is what I'm hearing.
I was ready.
I was already under.
It just kind of sucked me upwith it.
Oh, like from behind?
Yeah.
It kind of just dragged me.
Oh, I hate that he kept holdingonto to me.
Yeah.
And I was just like, that's theworst.
Yeah.
So that happened.
(06:03):
Yeah, you're fine.
I got humiliated.
You should go get your earlooked at.
No, I don't think I will.
We'll fight about this later.
Well this is the Lotto episode.
Uh, we don't need to talk aboutany of this.
I'm gonna say first topic.
Well, I'm gonna do a preface.
Uh, okay.
We're not talking about donatingany money.
That's not fun.
(06:25):
It's just not so.
Don't say, oh, you didn'tsay you donate to the women's
shelter, blah, blah, blah, blah,blah.
What the end?
What are you talking about?
Because if you win the lotto,oh, what are you gonna do
with the money?
Oh, what are you gonna dowith the money?
We're not talking aboutdonations, so Oh yeah.
Fuck off.
No, we're not.
Hit me with it.
First topic, what's your firstmove?
If you hit, if you hit thosenumbers, what's your first move?
(06:48):
If I win 1.7 billion,$1.7billion.
What do you get after taxes?
It is 300 million.
End of day it's about 300million.
Crazy.
300 million.
I'm buying like four houses.
No, that's your first move.
Yeah.
No, my first move.
Oh, no, no, no.
I didn't know I'm getting alawyer.
(07:08):
Okay.
Yeah, we're getting a lawyer.
That's true.
Mm-hmm.
And then I'm probably payingoff all my debt.
I, I'm just, I'm clearingmy debt.
I clear my parents' debt.
I'm clearing your parents' debt.
I'm making sure nobody's gotdebt.
Well, you only said that'causeyou know they listen.
No, I, I'll say mine.
(07:29):
Shit.
You are, we're one family.
We are one family.
Hello.
I know.
I'm just kidding.
Fuck you.
No, I'm definitely callinga lawyer first.
Um, I'm demanding a biggerengagement ring from you.
Um, you don't even have anengagement ring from me.
That's the problem.
Bigger than nothing.
Zero times zero.
Still zero toots hate tobreak it to you.
Wow.
I love how many times I'm gonnacancel this podcast.
(07:51):
On this podcast I walked off.
And yeah, then I'll buy my fourhouses.
Okay, so first move.
We're getting lawyers.
Yeah, lawyers.
Debt house.
Probably cars.
Second move.
What's your next topic?
Second.
Move.
Wait.
First move was lawyers.
(08:12):
Second move.
What's your second move?
Next topic.
Debt.
Debt.
Clearing all debts, clear debt.
If you win the lotto and youdon't clear your debts, you're
an idiot.
Well, yeah.
Well, I mean, really doesn'tmatter if you have debt at that
point.
$300 million is sitting in yourjust stupid debt.
Yeah.
No reason to have it.
I am.
There's good debt and there'sbad debt.
I'm scrubbing myself from theinternet.
You will never hear from me.
This podcast will be over.
(08:33):
Yeah.
My second.
I am gone.
I am ghost.
You do not.
I have never existed.
Yeah.
I don't have an Instagram.
I don't have a TikTok.
Don't have anything.
You can't find me.
I got a new number.
That only as few people have.
Yeah.
Mm-hmm.
Yeah.
You're not finding me unlessI want you to find me ex. No.
Yeah, exactly.
Yeah.
I got a team working to notfind me.
(08:56):
All right.
Next topic.
What's your fi first bigpurchase?
House.
House.
House.
But that's gonna take time.
'cause you got escrow andeverything.
You act like, I don't knowthat it takes time.
Well then that's probably notgonna be your first purchase.
If there's$300 million sittingin, I have cash.
You got cash, you got$300million.
In your bank account, what'syour first purchase then, if you
don't like mine?
(09:19):
My first big purchase?
Yeah.
Hmm.
Probably a huge meal.
Oh.
Like you went out for a fancymeal to celebrate, like at a
huge celebration meal witheveryone I can think of that
I like.
Everyone that gets your phonenumber, everyone that get that
gets on that phone number list.
Yeah.
Uhhuh, I'm doing a bigcelebratory meal.
(09:41):
Insane dinner.
Okay.
And I'm not telling him, tellinghim why you won.
I won this meal.
It's crazy.
Just, Hey guys, we're goingout to dinner.
Yeah, exactly.
I'm doing that.
Clear your schedule.
Well, my house is in escrow.
You know, there's still thatgoing on.
But yeah, first big purchase,a big.
I think your first big purchasewould be a bag or something.
(10:02):
Hmm.
Like you're getting a Birkin.
If you can get your hands on onefirst, same day.
Oh well you can't.
Okay.
So what are you gonna get?
You're gonna, the store you'regoing shopping, what are you
gonna get?
House, shopping, after houseshopping.
We'll get there.
Um, I'd probably go to Cartier.
Cartier.
Get some watches.
Some watches I would,'causeI want sunglasses.
(10:23):
I have those.
Okay.
No, I, there's a couple watchesI want from them that I can't
afford.
Okay.
But you could get them same day?
Yeah.
A same day per, this is thefirst big same day purchase.
Yeah, I'd go get a watch.
Nice.
Yeah.
Watch and maybe some shoes.
Hmm.
If I'm, if I'm going shopping,I'd probably get a car as well,
but we'll get into the cars.
Okay.
Hit me next topic.
(10:44):
Now it's time house.
What is the house you'regetting?
Only one.
We'll go, we'll separate this.
Your, your main Beverly Hills,your main house.
Yeah.
I'm gonna Beverly Hills.
Beverly Hills a hundred percentdeep in the hills.
Maybe not.
Maybe in the flats.
'cause I like being able to walkplaces.
You think you're walking withthat much money though?
(11:06):
Little, dangerous.
I've scrubbed myself from theinternet.
Oh, you're ghost at this point.
I'm good.
You're, you're, I didn't knowyou also went ghost.
I also went ghosts.
I see Beverly Hills.
How many square feet do youthink you're looking at?
5,000.
Okay.
A hundred percent.
That's it.
Maybe, I don't know.
Mm.
What about you?
How much are you trying to spendon a house?
Probably 20 million.
Mm.
(11:26):
Yeah.
What about you?
I'd probably spend 30 millionon it.
My main house.
Would you go hills or flats?
I'd go hills.
I want privacy.
You want a view?
I want no one to see in mybackyard.
Okay.
I like that too.
Mm-hmm.
I need full privacy.
Considering we live together.
I'll probably go to the hillswith you.
Oh, you'll join me?
Yeah.
We won't have separate homeslike some weirdos.
Uh, what is it?
(11:47):
Velvet marriage.
No.
Oh, lavender marriages.
Lavender marriage.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
We're not lavender marriagein this.
No.
Okay.
We'll stay, we're gonna sharea room even.
Ah, even in this case.
Tell me more.
When we could have differentwings, I would like to share
a room.
Different wings.
Next topic.
I'm, oh no, we're not done yet.
Sorry.
(12:07):
You gonna have a pool?
Absolutely.
You have to have a pool.
Actually, I take it back.
I'm not going to the flats, I'mgoing to the hills and I want a
waterfall pool, infinity pool.
Yeah, that's what I bet.
That's what I said.
I heard you.
I said infinity pool.
Clear as day.
Check the tapes.
Infinity pool.
That's classy.
Yeah.
Mm-hmm.
Mm-hmm.
Gorgeous.
Mm-hmm.
Modern.
(12:28):
Yeah.
No, definitely.
Big backyard.
Yes.
I definitely want some grass.
Oh, touch grass.
I don't like the houses thathave no grass, and it's just
like built to the fucking,I want olive tree.
At that price.
Mm-hmm.
You can get that.
Yeah, exactly that.
That one house that has theolive tree in the middle, craned
in.
Mm-hmm.
That was so badass.
It's like 300 years old.
(12:48):
Yeah.
It was pretty cool.
Yeah.
I respect that move.
That's a classy move.
I don't think it's a wasteof money and, which is
ridiculous.
'cause it's worth more than mylife.
It's such a flex.
It is a flex.
I'm like, that was badass.
Yeah.
Okay, wait, hit me.
Next topic.
What's the house item you don'tneed, but you'd get.
Olive tree.
Olive tree.
Very old.
(13:09):
Brought from Italy.
Olive tree.
Yeah.
Olive tree.
Maybe a lemon tree.
Also, you wouldn't do a lemon.
I mean like just a lemon.
Lemon.
Trees from Sorento.
Oh, you'd also immigrate?
Yeah.
Okay.
You're immigrating A lot ofplants.
I'm getting all of my Italianimports brought over.
Okay, nice.
Yeah.
Okay.
What about you?
(13:31):
Do I need that?
No.
Am I doing it?
Yeah.
I have$300 million.
A house item I don't need, but Iwould get, maybe I'd hire
of that lady.
Give me a little freaky room.
Mm mm-hmm.
That one show on Netflix.
Yeah.
The like dungeon show orwhatever.
Yeah.
(13:51):
Yeah.
Get a little freak space.
Well, uh, private corner, 50shades of gray Style.
Little, yeah.
A little freakiness.
All right.
Yeah.
A playroom.
There you go.
Next topic.
Next topic.
Uh, pets.
What are your pets if youwin the lottery?
Because you can have care, soyou can still travel.
Mm-hmm.
You'll have a private jet,caretakers jet probably to roll
(14:12):
around in.
You just rent that?
Yeah, that's what I'm saying.
Yeah, but you still can takeyour pets on it.
Oh, Bleu's going on a jet.
Bleus on a jet Bleu.
On a jet.
Bleu on a jet.
I'd probably get anotherbulldog.
Am I gonna, how many bulldogs,when do you stop?
That's the problem.
That that's, I mean, that'sa real concern.
We, I mean, Oz Osborn had 13dogs.
I think you stop at tworealistically, but then you
(14:35):
see a video of a really cuteone.
I understand.
Mm-hmm.
I think you stop at two.
I think that's, and then you geta tiny horse.
You pull a Rob Dyrdek at a minihorse.
Mini horse.
I like the idea of a mini horse.
'cause you remember when welived in the suburbs and that
in your neighborhood there was atiny horse.
That house had a mini horseand it was the coolest house
in your neighborhood.
Rob Dyrdek also got a mini horseand he lived in Hollywood Hills.
(14:55):
Yep.
Mini horse is the coolest thingto get.
Mini horse is a pretty cool one.
Yeah.
See I was gonna go sidewayson this break.
My first rule where I said we'renot donating, and I would
say I'm gonna have a be a heavydonator of.
The LA Zoo so I can go hangout the animals whenever I want.
Oh, that's cool too.
Go feed a tiger and shit.
(15:16):
You should do that.
That's a great idea.
Well, when I, yeah, when I winmm-hmm.
I'm going to be a heavy donatorso I can go hang out with the
elephants and stuff.
Mm-hmm.
That's a great idea.
And they'd be like, my pets.
And Id have Bleu and I'dprobably get him a girlfriend.
Yeah.
Bleu needs a girlfriend.
Yeah.
Not a brother.
He needs a girlfriend.
No.
Yeah, he needs a girlfriend.
Yeah.
He's lonely.
Yeah.
We need some more lady energyin the house.
He is a ladies' man.
(15:37):
He is a ladies' man.
His dad's Italian.
He, he gets it from you.
I don't.
Thank you.
Next topic, uh, cars.
What cars would you have?
Electric G Wagon and theelectric Porsche.
No gas cars?
No.
Oh yeah, you'll buy them.
I don't need to buy them.
No, no, no.
This is just you.
No, we live together.
(15:58):
Okay.
In my fantasy, you're stillthere.
I love that.
I'm in your fantasy, uh,electric G wagon And an
electric.
What?
Cayenne?
Yeah.
Ah, that new one, Porsche justdropped?
Mm-hmm.
Okay.
Those are my cars.
Two SUVs.
You get two ass.
Why do you need two SUVs?
What if I wasn't in the moodfor one?
You'd get a cayenne over like aRolls Royce.
(16:19):
SUV though.
Today?
Maybe not tomorrow.
Okay.
I think I'd have to get aPorsche nine 11.
Mm-hmm.
I would have to get a Ferrari,'cause I'm Italian both.
That's two sports cars.
Yeah, but they're different.
(16:39):
Okay.
Uh, and I'll do a Rolls Royce,SUV Oh.
Yeah, I'll never go withmy cars.
No point.
Literally like you justshouldn't even have cars at that
point.
I don't wanna have cars, I don'twanna drive.
I fucking hate driving.
True.
Do you have a driver?
No.
No driver.
No.
I'll drive.
You could have a driver.
I'll drive myself.
Okay.
I mean, you could have a driverthat could just drop you out
(16:59):
there.
No, you drive me.
What if I'm doing stuff wellthen I'll drive myself.
Okay.
I don't need driver.
Okay.
I get carsick in an electriccar.
You get carsick fast.
Yeah, exactly.
That's why I have to drive.
Alright.
Next topic travels.
Where are you traveling to?
Everywhere.
I think I start with Greece,though.
Starting with Greece?
Mm-hmm.
(17:20):
Okay.
Greece is built for the ultrawealthy.
That's true.
Yeah.
But I feel like I don't evenrespect it'cause it's so insane.
Insane, so overplayed.
Yeah.
Yeah.
I get that.
But I was thinking AfricanSafari.
Oh, fun.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Go see the animals.
Go, see the animals big into theanimals.
You are?
Maybe.
Yeah.
That'd be a good one for you.
(17:40):
I, I would wanna go jump off thecliffs and swimming in Greece.
That's pretty fair.
That's relaxing.
Relaxing.
And I just watched Mama Miafor the first time, so very
like.
Mama.
Yeah.
Here I go again.
Mm.
Nice.
So Greece would be your firststop.
Yeah.
Any other like, go like, youknow, there's only so much time
in the world and, you know,things happen.
Are there any other like, haveto go those?
(18:02):
Um, I would like to do Brazilwith like, security.
A war like, uh, uh, infantrysurrounding me.
Yeah.
But that also makes you a biggertarget.
True.
But you know.
Yeah, I get it.
They're a dangerous country.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Brazil would be sick.
I'd love to do Brazil.
(18:23):
Brazil.
Go see friends is a big one.
I want to do, uh, northernJapan.
See the insane snow up there.
Mm-hmm.
That's for sure.
Snowboard trip.
Yeah.
I wanna do a snowboard tripthere.
Uh, Greece would be cool.
I would like to go to Greece.
I just don't think I would evergo to Greece if I wasn't super
rich.
To be honest.
I don't think it's thatdesirable unless you can go.
Wherever the fuck you want.
(18:43):
I see what you're saying.
Like the beach clubs and stuff.
The beach clubs.
And there's still really niceplaces in our tax bracket.
I think.
Maybe.
Maybe.
I don't know.
Uh, that's just my vibe on it.
Okay.
That's your vibe.
That's my vibe.
That's your vibe.
All right.
Next topic.
Vacation home.
Where are you gonna invest?
(19:05):
I'd want a snow cabin somewhere.
Okay.
Cabin.
Are you going local?
Or some or Aspen or something.
I'd probably go Aspen.
How much are you willingto spend on that?
A few million.
How many million?
I don't, I don't how many youneed up there.
I don't know.
The Aspen markets, it's, it'sexpensive.
Yeah.
Well, what did, what are youwilling You have 300 million,
(19:27):
probably like 5 million.
5 million for cabin.
That's not gonna be that nice.
Well then maybe I'll get it inMammoth.
It'll be nice there.
Not gonna be that a nice thereeither.
Then I'll get it in Big Bear.
It will be nice there.
It'll be very nice there.
You want the nicest cabin in theneighborhood?
Yeah.
Well, okay.
You could definitely do thatin Big Bear.
Yeah.
Yeah, yeah.
And I love Big Bear.
(19:48):
That's true.
Well, what are your vacationhomes?
My vacation home.
I definitely wanna snow on yourright.
Where I would probably doMammoth because then I can fly
there easily.
Easily.
Yeah.
Um, and it's super nice upthere.
Yeah.
Good mountain.
Good mountain.
Uh, I might do a Hawaii home.
(20:08):
Honestly, gentrifier.
I can't.
What?
I mean I can't do Hawaii.
Hawaiians hate it too much.
They do hate it.
I can't, but I'm so fun.
Maybe.
No, babe.
No, I can't do it.
Uh, just get a Malibu home.
That's too close.
Doesn't matter.
Not on vacation.
But I'm not doing Hawaii.
I would veto your Hawaiiso hard.
Really?
Yeah.
(20:28):
Ugh.
I get it.
I'm not gentrifying Hawaiianymore.
Damn.
You're so woke.
I just don't feel like I needto get bullied by the locals.
'cause they will bully you.
I'm sure you would get bullied.
Yeah, I would get bullied heavybecause you can't tan.
This is me tan and I saw it atthe gym today.
Everyone was super tan and I waslike, wow.
(20:50):
I'm I'm day glow.
You are day glow.
So yeah, no Hawaii for me.
Maybe I get a Sweden house.
Go home.
Sweet.
Go home.
Go home.
If you're getting Sweden,I get to Italy.
Oh yeah.
Get in Italy.
Okay.
Yeah.
Italy over Hawaii so far.
Oh, you have a jet.
You'll be fine.
Don't own it.
I just rent it.
Well fine.
(21:10):
Buy one then.
No.
Too expensive.
Too much maintenance.
Too much maintenance.
Next topic.
Um, boat.
Are you buying a yacht?
No.
Or are you just chartering?
Just charter.
Yeah.
Not maintaining that thing.
I don't wanna maintain.
No, no.
Fuck that.
All right.
Hit me to the next one.
Next topic.
Would you have any businesses?
I think I would buy a lot ofbusinesses that are already
(21:31):
existing.
Oh, that's what they do.
Yeah.
That's a very common, that'swhat I would probably do.
What businesses are you buying?
I'm not disclosing.
Um, no, I don't know.
Probably like some coffeebusinesses is what I like.
Mm mm Things I like.
Mm-hmm.
Maybe invest in fashionsomewhere where, where I could,
I think a silly business I wouldhave, I would buy or just
(21:53):
probably ground up a coffee shopjust for me to go to every
day and get free coffee just forthe vibe of it.
Possibly.
That's fun.
Possibly a bar to, I wouldnot care about any of them.
Like, would you pay youremployees well?
As much as they're worth.
All right.
I'm already speaking like a richguy.
There you go.
Um, manifesting this win.
(22:15):
Yeah.
I would have a bar that wouldbe mine.
Okay.
And a coffee shop.
Nice.
That I would just go to andhave fun and just hang out.
And that's it.
Party Boy, like Yeah, exactly.
Some things don't change, Emma.
Period.
Money doesn't change.
You always heard.
I like it.
Um, would you do a fashionbrand?
I might just invest in one,like I said.
(22:37):
Mm.
Because what I've really noticedfrom having researched it,'cause
I've wanted to do one, wasit's so oversaturated already.
True.
Would you ground up?
I, I don't know.
Would you invest in a designeryou believed in?
Maybe?
Yeah.
Mm-hmm.
And I would probably look intolike up and coming eco-friendly
brands.
'cause that's something I careabout.
And buy those out.
Yeah.
Rip 'em apart.
Make 'em bigger.
Yeah.
Do that.
Nice.
(22:57):
I think I understand how todo it, but I think starting
it when you don't have any moneyis way harder.
Well, obviously everything'sharder without money.
Yeah.
So since I had money, I'dprobably do something like
in the eco-friendly, sustainablefashion space.
Wow.
Wow.
But I don't have money.
Go woke go broke.
Hit me.
Next topic.
How would your aesthetic change?
Hmm?
What would you do?
(23:18):
I don't know because you'rehonestly so rich.
Does it even matter.
No, you know.
No.
I'd probably stay kind ofsimilar to be honest.
'cause I like how I dress.
Yeah.
I'd probably just buy a littlemore.
Are you getting tattoos?
Yeah, I'd be covered.
Yeah.
Yeah.
I'd be covered in tattoos.
I'm doing huge sessions like allthrough the fall.
Yeah.
I do fall in winter.
Sore as fuck.
Yeah.
I would have 'em come to me too.
(23:40):
I'm like, ugh.
No.
I like going to the shop.
It's fine.
Ugh.
All the stuff's there issanitary.
Think my, you think my mansion'sdirty?
Yeah.
No, that I'm hiring somethingnew.
How much staff would you have?
I don't know.
Not that much.
I wouldn't want that much staff.
I'd have like a cleaner.
Yeah, because it's probablya lot of square footage.
I'm not doing the whole shebang.
(24:01):
You have a cleaning crew come inonce a week?
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Top to bottom.
Clean this house.
Yeah.
Well, I think that's it.
Well, we're gonna go buy somelotto tickets and you shouldn't.
And that's the show.
That's the show.
Wish us luck on winning thelottery.
We'll find and if you do win.
Our Venmos will be sent to youimmediately.
(24:21):
Yes.
So, and you can share with uswhatever you feel we're worth.
I think a lot.
I think a lot.
I think we shared some greatideas.
Yep.
So thanks for listening.
Thanks for listening.
That's another episode down thebooks.
And drop your comments.
Let us know what topics you wantus to talk about next week,
or what you'd do with thelottery.
Let us know.
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Bye bye.
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