Billionaire Lawyer spills his $250M side hustles (pick one)

I don't hunt deer. I hunt money. We own one of the biggest, if not the biggest law firm in the country. We've seen your face on the billboards from Morgan and Morgan. And if you just wanna say Morgan, that'd be great too. My big vision was this. What if Google was a law firm? What would it look like? You just became a lawyer to fund your harney ambitions. That's pretty badass. I built an attraction called Al Catraz East, and it just prints money. I've got apartment complexes. I've got shopping centers. That prints money too. He's basically, like, half Walt Disney, half shark. Where my competition gets beat by me is 95% of them are shit. I'm not hunting cockroaches. I'm hunting big game. I got goosebumps, John. I love that answer. That was incredible. So, first of all, welcome to the pod. You know, we're on. And, I I'm from the South, from Missouri and Tennessee. I lived in Tennessee for a while. And I've been trying to convey to Sean this idea that I call capital men. And I was like, Sean, I don't know how to explain it, but they just kinda follow the process. They just do thing to thing to thing, and they don't overthink stuff, and they're just ballers. And you are a good example of that. I'm hearing how you talk and I'm like, you are exactly what I'm talking about. These capital men's. These guys who just get into stuff and it's like a it's like an onion. They just have layers of stuff that you don't even know about. And so for this podcast, maybe we can ask you about, like, the I think you have, like, 10 or something different businesses. We can, like, ask you about each one because everyone knows you as as the law firm guy, but that might not be the most interesting thing about you. Well, believe it or not, I've tell this to my wife all the time, the thing that I'm most proud of in all my businesses has been WonderWorks, the upside down house. Back in the nineties, my kids were little. We'd go to the science center, and it was just you know, they were shit. They were terrible, And the kids were wanting to leave before they got there. And I had a business where I put on fares around America, and and one of our one of our vendors had this huge tent and everything in it was interactive interactive, touching, feeling before before interactivity was a thing. And I said, you know, if we built a sign center that was interactive, that's what a sign center should be where you're touching, feeling, doing and that parents would enjoy as much as kids. So I went out around America. As a matter of fact, I went to the Exploratorium in San Francisco, and I found, like, four things in the Exploratorium. I found in the …