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Well, I was a good student. I have to make money. I want to earn $10,000 per month.
I asked my friends, "Isn't there a good job that I can earn $10,000 in 5 minutes a day?" My friend said, "You're crazy, it's impossible. Nothing like that. Do you want to sell drugs?"
"No, no, I don't want to do that."
So I said, "Okay, what is the best, most efficient use of my time?"
It's invention. It's invention, and I have to file a patent. If I get the patent, in 5 minutes, if I focus, I can come up with some idea. I can make some idea.
So I set the alarm for 5:00, 5 minutes, and I take a tick. In 5 minutes, I said, "Come, invention, come, come."
So I did that, and it worked. It worked!
You invented a machine that helped people translate languages?
Yeah, that was the electronic dictionary. The first electronic dictionary, the first one ever made, was by myself.
First electric dictionary?
Yes, and you sold it to Sharp.
To Sharp, and you made a lot of money—$1.7 million.
I did one more project; I made another $1.5 million. So I made $3.2 million in 18 months.
So that is better than $10,000 per month, right?
I told that to my friend, "Look, I got $3.2 million!" What?