Story time: I never considered my email to be OG as it contains at least two digits after firstLast but I've experienced the same thing. A man very well off man

Story time: I never considered my email to be OG as it contains at least two digits after firstLast but I've experienced the same thing. A man very well off man from Texas has assumed my email as his own, shared it with his entire extended family and booked hotels and flights using it. At some point both his wife has asked me what I thought about a forwarded message from their mortgage broker and his brother in-law asked me my input on buying a 30ft yacht and what to name it. I always ignore the serious ones for obvious ethical reasons but can't help myself with the more innocent cases. I've found I quite enjoy giving non-commital responses to these emails that won't give up the gig but also don't help them either, things like: "that seems pricey" or "cool! What are you going to name her?", and "she's a beaut!". I suspect it will go on for a while.