Hey, Nick Loper here from the Side Hustle Show.

When I'm not helping people earn money outside of their day job, I'm Stacking Benjamin's.

Live from Joe's Mom's Basement, it's the Stacking Benjamin Show. King Benjamin's show.

I'm Joe's mom's neighbor Doug, and today we're celebrating the bow tie because our guest is the wizard of bow ties, the prince of financial advice online, and the host of the popular let's talk money show on YouTube,

Joseph Hogue.

Plus, we welcome from Afford Anything, Paula Pant.

And rounding out our team from Len Penzo.com, we welcome J.K. Rowling.

Nah, I'm just kidding.

She's busy buying more suitcases to store all that money. She's going to make off fantastic beasts. That's just Lempenzo. But that's not all. Ever feel

the money crunch and you weren't sure where to turn? Or own a business and have employees who don't

know where to turn? Today, in our Friday FinTech segment, we talked to the co-founder of Honeybee, Any Lim. And now, a guy who can't even tie his shoes properly, let alone a bow tie, haven't forgotten all that yet. I had to live with ties for 16 years every single day. And I'm so glad I don't have to do that anymore. Hey everybody. Welcome to the Bow Ties for the Win podcast. I'm Joe Sal C-Hi,

average show money on Twitter. We'll get to why we're talking about bow ties here in a moment. Well, Doug already kind of spilled the beans on that. But the person who we're going to spill the beans on first in the desert in Las Vegas, Nevada, it's our good friend Paula Pamp from Afford, anything. True story. I once went to a bow tie meetup.

Did you really?

Did you have one?

I am not kidding. It was at the World Domination Summit in Portland. I've been there twice. So it was the first year that I was at the World Domination Summit. And I looked at their meetups. I was like, yeah, entrepreneurship, blah, blah, blah. Who cares? bow tie meet up.

I want to go to that.

So did you dominate your bow tie?

Well, and so I didn't bring a bow tie because I normally don't pack one for conferences. And it was funny because when I saw that there was a bow tie meetup, I immediately turned to the random stranger who was standing next to me. And I was like, there's this bow tie meet up. I want to go, but I don't have a bow tie. And it was a woman. And she was like, oh, there's this bowtie meetup. I want to go, but I don't have a bowtie. And it was a woman. And she was like, oh, I have a bow tie. And I'm like, what? She was like, yeah, I have a bow tie. Bring it to every WDS. Do you want to borrow it? And I'm like, sure, what's your name? You know? And so sure enough, she let me borrow her bowtie, and then I went to the bowtie meetup,

and then some photographer took a picture of everybody at that meetup with me front and center,

and WDS used it in a bunch of their marketing material.

In your borrow bowtie.

Exactly.

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