here. Thank you so much for joining the Cardone Zone this afternoon. I got candy with me.

Hey! We're doing this as a straight podcast today and I'm doing it Wednesday, 3.30 in the

afternoon, Eastern Standard Time. Welcome to the Cardone Zone where we talk about career

finance, your business, and what you have to do, particularly in times that are uncertain,

times that are crazy like we're in right now. Join me, CardoneZone.com. You can watch it live.

If you're on Ustream, you're on Google Plus. Certainly you can join there. If you're on Twitter,

use hashtag CardoneZone. Let your friends know. My phone number is 800-800-368-5771-800-368-5771.

We'll be taking your phone calls. Love to hear from you. You know, these are crazy, crazy times

we're in right now. My wife and I at candy, as you know, we talked about it earlier,

talked about the events in Boston. It seems like every week now something terrible happens.

Yeah. Whether it's a school, they're going to be sending calls in here so that'll be a situation.

Whether it's a school that's being attacked by some crazy or what happened in Boston this week

with the marathon, I was sitting at home when it happened. Actually, my wife was sitting at home

and I was traveling in. I saw it on the internet from 37,000 feet. This event happening.

I'm reminded, two bombs go off. Three people that we know of have lost their life the way they know it.

Hundreds of people have been hurt. People in critical injury, still in the hospital,

intensive care. It's horrendous. My wife and I were talking about it when I got home and I'm like,

you know, it's shocking to me that this is a terrible event, but it's more shocking to me

that the media, how the media plays it. Two bombs go off. One time, two bombs go off and the media

plays it. They played a million times. I'll bet you those videos have been played a million times

in the last 48 hours alone. So I say to my wife, you know, I'm like, you know what? I'm shocked.

I'm shocked that this doesn't happen more often. I'm shocked that it doesn't happen all the time.

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