I guess I forgot that not everyone is doing something because they're passionate about it and are willing to stick it out in the long haul (supposedly that is "

I guess I forgot that not everyone is doing something because they're passionate about it and are willing to stick it out in the long haul (supposedly that is "tedious" nowadays). They're in it for the fame or "billionaire status" or whatever high hopes they wish to achieve. But here's what's hilariously ironic for OP: After achieving that mystical billionaire status, what would he likely end up doing? Serious chance he buys a plot of land outside of Pittsburgh with a dog and yard for his kids and now grandkids. All things he can already afford to do right now!! Call me old fashioned, but I just don't get the point of that exercise.