He calls out the hype around twenty-year-old influencers, saying he isn’t impressed by their followings or lifestyles. He laughs at the idea that someone who lives off Boone’s Farm wine, Marlboro Lights and ramen noodles could teach the rest of us anything meaningful about style, success or maturity. Then he throws down the gauntlet: “Come back when you’re fifty.” At that point, he implies, real perspective kicks in. He’s betting that by fifty you’ll have paid your dues, tasted a few more failures and learned what really matters—unlike someone fresh out of college with a million followers and nothing but selfies to show for it.