"America has a talent" judge Howie Mandel sat down with just a star Camilla Araujo For a high-energy episode filled in the laughter "Clock It" podcast, where no topic was out of bounds.

From Denzel Washington memories and CSOs recognition to the Futuristic Hologram Tech, Chat turned even more jaws when Araujo found that $ 2.5 million earns every month each month.

The biggest shock of the episode arrived when the 22-year-old Araujo entrepreneur honestly discussed her pop-up success.

Without hesitation, she told Mandel and spectators, "I work amazing. I am currently in probably $ 2.5 million a year ... my goal is 10 mil from one platform."

That stunning recognition left the Howie Mandel visibly impressed. He congratulated her success, calling him "amazing" and praised for the supervision of expectations in such a young age.

However, Araujo did not stop there. It has opened up on their disciplined investment strategy, revealing that she and her partner, Owen, are currently managed "11. Section 8 Rent, one airbnb and one primary home."

Mandel applauded her on the construction of long-term stability, while he was still so young, he jokes that he had "nothing" in her age in comparison with her portfolio.

By turning the reflector on himself, Mandel reflected on his acting roots, especially his breakthrough role in the NBC medical drama "Sv.

That show, he reminded her spectators, paired him with the then unknown Denzel Washington.

"It was his first show. I also played him," Mandel recalled, withdrawing old photography himself and Washington. "I could sell the arena of 10,000 seats in one week, and then I would go shot with Denzel next."

Mandel deserved a six-year-old running on the drama, and giving him trust and credibility to balance a live comedy, film and television.

He laughed when Araujo admitted that there was no idea that he once acted his hair, joking, "I'm with my hair and Denzel right next to me."

The conversation then moved on a deep personal territory, because Mandel revised his many years of struggles with an obsessive-compulsive disorder and his close phobia microbe.

"I don't like to touch ... Your hand is dirty," Mandel admitted early in the chat, turning him into running. "In many cultures, people are banging. Not to want to give a gift I just don't want to be touched. "

He shared that in the 1990s, his obsession with purity has escalated so much that he wore medical peels everywhere, using him day and night.

"I killed all the good bacteria," he admitted, admitting to collect the times.

As he can laugh now, Mandel was honest about how was isolation and difficult that year.

While recalling, Howie Mandel has made sharp observations on television and audience physiology.

He compared his work to "deals or not agreed" to the sensational emission of Jerry Springer, indicates that both relied on tension and payment, even if one leaned on the suitcases and other on the Bosniaks.

"People love Drama, is Springer bringing guests to fight against or hosting a dealing or there is no throw to suitcases," Mandel explained. "It's all about tension and pay off."

He also reflected in his role in the game change shows the landscape, noting, "I was the first comic to host the game; after that Jeff Foxworthy and Steve Harvey came."

But while Mandel's TV Legacy is safe, today is the most fossimonial social media.

"I love social media more than a TV," he said, praising the digital landscape where "anyone from the point of view can make millions from his room."

Araujo, who admitted to "romanticize the old Hollywood,", agreed, but he pointed out the empowering side to be his own boss in today's schooling creators.