Up until recently, I assumed the Phil detractors had more Phil Derangement Syndrome detractors than the more levelheaded point and laugh types. You can see this in YouTube comments, but the KF detractor community seems to be avoiding Phil Derangement Syndrome and not doing the bank/cable level gayops, minus that sicko who seduced the sister-in-law. Anyhow, that aside. I am wondering how much wealth Phil would have if he had lived the exact same life (minus investing just a little more into home maintenance) of Doordash/Total Wine (not complete monk mode), but had simply put his WWE Champions money into not taking out high interest CC debt and investing any remainder at 8% (this is a modest expectation, last year the DOW was 13 and I cleared 17). If memory serves, the CONFIRMABLE WWE Champions purchases are around a quarter mil or 300K. If Phil had been putting this into the market under a competent money manager, rather than pulling for Hogans, how much money would he have? Also, if he is paying 2014/2015 interest rates and did not refinance in 20 or 21, holy shit. I'll assume he did if he was eligible, but I have no idea if his bankruptcy disqualified him from such an option. I know he was excited a few months back about the near future prospect of pulling money from his house, which might imply that he is just getting refinance options back, but I don't know. Does anyone know more precisely? Also, do we have an estimation on the Doordash annuals? I've seen him drop 70+ on some days. If we assumed that his DD bill were quartered by replacing that DD activity with grocery activity, how much does that change the timeline where Phil has a modicum of financial discipline and savvy?