Can you tell me about, well, let me ask, why a strip club? So.

really there's it sounds like there was a really cool like thing that I thought about forever but I didn't I was just like this is a great location this is like a really big building and I wanted like a big building that I could grow into and the price was good and I think the price was good because nobody wanted to buy it because it was a former strip club and they didn't want the stigma attached to like oh my god this is a former strip club and I was like I don't care I don't care if anybody knows it's a strip club so now there is a legitimate rumor about me that I was a stripper at that club, went to law school, put myself through law school stripping, and then came back and bought this strip club.

And I'm kind of like, I love that rumor.

That is, I love that.

I would push the rumor out.

I'd be like, hell yeah, I did.

So it's hilarious that...

one sucked.

Mm.

I always knew I wanted to uplift my community, be an advocate for my community, and when I was in college, I worked at the State Capitol in Austin, and I got to see a lot of legislators doing just that for their constituents, right? You're advocating for bills.

You're authoring bills for your constituents, their best interests in mind.

And I really loved that, but I have no desire to run for office.

Do not wanna be a politician.

So, um, the best way to do that was to become an attorney, so that I could advocate for my clients.

So that I could represent them in court-

Right on