In my mind it takes the village came from a black woman because it truly is that like when I had my quiziniera like all my thias and my thios came together like you pay for this part of the dress you pay for the cake, you get the napkins.

Like everything that I've ever done and ever achieved came through community.

So if I have an abundance, I feel it's my duty to share it and I still feel that way right there's just nothing in me that feels okay

With me having and my family does not I would never be okay with that

Hello I would never be okay with that. Hello, financial feminist. Welcome back to the show.

If you're an oldie but a goodie,

welcome back.

If you're new, hi, my name is Tori. I'm a money expert in New York Times best-selling

author, a multimillionaire, and I fight the patriarchy by making you rich. And on this show, we talk about

the ways that money affects women differently, but also how to get more of it, save more of it, and be a more mindful

spender in order to fight the patriarchy by getting rich.

Today's guest, such a fun interview, such a fun episode.

We are so pumped to have X on the show.

Hailing from South Central slash Inglewood California,

X is an actor, writer, producer, comedian, and taco experts.

Landing in New York City in 2013 was just $80 in a suitcase.

X has survived over 24 moves to now become an Emmy-nominated writer for the Daily Show with Trevor Noah.

X is passionate about representation and entertainment and Lord does she back that up

and is adamant about presenting solutions for her community.

X is the creator and host of who made the potato salad,

a comedy show slash party made in 24 hours

that only stars black people and people of color.

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