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Why I left Millennial Money.

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hey everyone meet kevin here there is

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seldom a question that i have been asked

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more and it is when is that freaking

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coupon code expiring and of course it's

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july 28th not really

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what would have been asked so many times

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is why did i really leave millennial

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money and in this video i'm gonna talk

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about that so i was just on a run i'm in

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paris uh i'll be in london soon and uh

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figure hey you know what

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it's time to just sort of give you the

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three reasons number one is probably the

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quickest and shortest uh but it's by no

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means all of it it's maybe i i'd say

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these originally were

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this was originally a larger one but it

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sort of grew into

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it's okay maybe it wasn't the biggest

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reason

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it's that the podcast should be in

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person i think everybody's gotten kind

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of tired of the zoom and and the uh

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coved kind of crap uh so i wanted

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to encourage in person uh and encourage

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hey you know come to vegas every so

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often it'll be an opportunity for us to

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get together anyway and it'll be better

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for the growth of a millennial money

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thinking that okay well maybe in person

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would would allow more of that chemistry

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and and four-person interaction rather

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than unfortunately what it ultimately

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kind of felt like uh in

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many instances was this sort of uh

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everybody has their moment on the

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pedestal so to speak to uh to to share

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their opinion uh and it it didn't really

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feel like a four-person discussion and i

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thought that was really because

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of the essentially zoom style of it

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so in person is is reason number one

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originally that was probably like a 60

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to 70 percent weight in in my

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encouragement now it's probably like a

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40 to 50 weight so it's still something

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that's actually real and important uh

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because i you know personally i think

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the viewers deserve the best we can give

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them

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especially if we're gonna be talking for

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an hour and a half and and i always want

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people who watch my videos to go ah i

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never thought about it that way or oh

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that's interesting learn some kind of

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new perspective right

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the second thing is millennial money was

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filmed

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at 6 p.m california time to 7 15

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california time i usually wake up at

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like on average probably 5 5 30 in the

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morning sometimes 4 45 whatever by the

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time six o'clock rolls around the last

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thing i want to do is spend more time in

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the studio i did that for two years with

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covid and i've really gotten so tired of

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sitting in the studio that i almost have

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kind of grown to resent being in there

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that means

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i spend more time outside now i spend

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more time

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whether it's exercising or running or

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going to the beach which is better for

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my physical health anyway or even

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playing tennis

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and uh it's also better for my mental

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health because the last eight months

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we've been in this bear market and and

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so everybody always obviously it's very

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easy for keyboard bullies to take out

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their frustrations uh

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and their own mistakes and take it out

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on on people on youtube in the comment

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sections because

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you know that's just what they feel like

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they have the right to do and if that

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makes them feel better fine but you know

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it's it's pretty taxing so better for my

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mental health to be off the platform at

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a certain time of day as well

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and that really 6 p.m is the time to

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spend time with family uh it's time to

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go on a date night with lauren it's the

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time to wrestle max and jack the last

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thing it's really time for is

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sitting in a studio even more i'm tired

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of that so i don't want to do that

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anymore uh so the time was another

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aspect so in person was one time was

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another aspect but the next reason might

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come as a little bit of a surprise and i

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can't say this as a guarantee i think

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that this is uh substantially correct

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but i can't say this with a guarantee so

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maybe it's just an opinion uh based on

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maybe even just how i felt but uh my

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demographic that watches my content is

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approximately 10 years older on average

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uh like the the bell curve is just moved

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over to the right in age about 10 years

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in my channel on my channel compared to

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let's say graham and andres uh i'm not

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so sure about jeremy's but

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the point of that is

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we're going to have a different

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demographic interest in what we cover uh

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our an older demographic is going to

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care about some things that a younger

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demographic won't care about uh and

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unfortunately that is why sometimes i

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felt like okay we're having these

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in like either duo or pedestal

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discussions where it's just kind of like

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okay we're not actually all

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having a four person discussion here

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maybe there are two of us having a

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discussion or when we're discussing

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things some of us are really trying to

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cater it to our audience which maybe

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mine is like comedy and age of like 25

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to 35 whereas others might be a medium

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median age of like 15 to 24 right that

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that 10-year sort of gap there

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uh and and so i think that

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left me feeling a little bit unfulfilled

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at the end so i'd say if i put

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percentage and i'm going to keep

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expanding on that but number one in

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person i'd probably say today is about

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40 of the reason uh number two another

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40 percent of the reason is 6 pm is just

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a terrible time for me to do it and

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based on kind of how i remember the

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schedules of andre and jeremy and them

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are

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you know doing it any earlier is not

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feasible for all of us uh you know

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unless uh it was filmed not live anymore

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and i was really a big fan of live

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so

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that

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kind of sums up the reasons i think i

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could add a little bit more clarity on

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on the last one and that's really that

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you know let me put it this way if i go

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to tennis and i play tennis i love

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talking about real estate and i really

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get excited about talking about real

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estate investing in real estate or or my

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series a that's coming up uh which is a

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massive real estate opportunity which

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will be really cool i'll be investing a

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lot of money into it over six sorry over

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seven figures into it dollar for dollar

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with the people who are investing with

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me uh and uh that's really exciting to

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me when i'm on youtube i love

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uh debating fundamental analysis or

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politics i really don't care about a lot

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of the things the finance community does

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care about whether that's you know nfts

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or crypto or more base level discussions

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many of which

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i i'm just not interested in because i

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want to learn more depth and again i

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think that sort of depth appeals to an

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older demographic i think if we're

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looking for the broadest audience and

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this is where where i had like a

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personal feeling that okay maybe i'm

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weighing down the podcast because my

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content is sort of niche in that it's

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it's trying to go so deep but the

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problem with that is you narrow the

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audience so that last 20 reason really

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also means that i thought i was

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potentially sandbagging the growth of

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millennial money

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by bringing a more niche perspective

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which could either fuel more

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disagreement uh you know more more

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discontent because look if you have a

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really broad-based perspective and

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you're like oh just buy vti okay well

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who who can dispute that right like

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everybody could just go hell yeah like

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let's do that everything says do that

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great but i don't enjoy that that's not

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fun for me it's not what i do in my

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portfolio it is what one of the things

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that i do recommend uh i actually i

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recommend a basket of index funds which

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is a little bit different from buying

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vti because a basket of index funds is

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something that you can adjust uh in

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terms of uh what allocation you give

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each index based on what's actually

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happening in a macro environment uh so i

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prefer that and i guess when i say i

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recommend i can't say i recommend

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because i can't give financial

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recommendations because i have no idea

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what your personal financial situation

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is but uh the point is like

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okay so i just explained that for 30

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seconds i don't really care uh to talk

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about that anymore you know like i want

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to go into

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deep deep stuff uh and

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at 6 00 p.m

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over a zoom call

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talking about nfts i don't know it ain't

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the time to do it this by the way is the

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tour de france

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let's go take a look at this it's just

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the beginning of it

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look at this

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oh well

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anyway

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you kind of saw all the bikers already

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go by uh like 20 seconds ago

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so oh well we got to see it together

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while i'm recording a video oh there's

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some other stragglers anyway all right

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folks that's why i left millennial money

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thanks so much for watching and we'll

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see in the next one bye

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