Bam! Jason Waller here with Jason Waller Unleashed. That's right. Top five podcast,

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Make sure you click it. You are going to get some gems today. So I want to talk about a couple things. I've still got my, my homie here, Zara, and I got my other homie over there, Zog. They come from Planet I don't know. And they like, one likes Ar Arby's one likes walks on the beach I want to

keep talking about them because I do believe in aliens and I believe that it's important that we

know there's aliens there these two they whisper to me and people are gone if you don't believe me

that's on you but that's what happens so uh the last time I was in here I was talking about devastating

lost power home pink energy closure, generac, things like that. Today we're going to talk about scared money, don't make money, and don't be held hostage. What's that mean? What's scared money don't make money? I know you've heard on a rap song, but what's it mean here to Jason Waller and Jason Waller and Leach? What's it mean to the Bam fam, right?

What is scared money, don't make money? Well, think about this. My dad is a blue-collar dude, right? I grew up in Phoenix, Arizona, Glendale, Arizona, actually. And I didn't live in the nice neighborhood. I lived in the broke neighborhood next to the nice neighborhood. And my dad, he went to work every day

at a Corning Plant building fiber from 2 p.m. to 11.30 p.m. And my mom worked at a bakery decorating cakes from 7.30 a.m. to about 4.30 p.m. And therefore, I came home with my brother and sister and had to help take care of them to my mom came home and she bust our balls and bust our ass because the bathroom was

messy

or if we didn't

vacuum the

floors or

what have you.

But I

watched Mom came home and she'd bust our balls and bust our ass because the bathroom was messy or if we didn't vacuum the floors or what have you. But I watched my parents work their ass off. And I wasn't a, I mean, listen, nobody's childhood was perfect. And, you know, when I lived in it, I didn't think it was abused. I looked at it and I go, holy shit, they were pretty rough on us. But I appreciate that because it allows me to be who I am.

Makes me not quit.

Makes me have perseverance.

Makes me, you know, make sure I'm able to overcome things.

I've got courage, stuff like that.

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