What most impulse?

Hello and welcome to episode. I mean, doing that bonus, local elections, results special last week, is really throwing

everything out.

I mean, not least doing an extra half hour of talking in a week.

I'm not sure that my energy levels have quite recovered from that, of pontificating on things.

We do have a returning guest who's co-hosting today, one of the friends of the show, the money man of what most people think. It's Dominic Frisbee. Welcome back to the show, mate. Thank you very much, Jeff. A pleasure to be here. And yeah, the money man. The money man. Well, I was thinking with you coming back on the show, you know, you were known on the circuit for having good tips and stuff like that. Is there a degree to which when people encounter you that you feel like

they're just waiting a long enough amount of time before they can ask you for some advice?

Yeah, with some people, and often people will ask you a question, often people want you to

manage their stock portfolios for them

or often people, people want to know, you know, which obscure cryptocurrency to buy. And,

and often the question I'll ask is, should I buy Bitcoin? And then it's, and I go, yes. And then

they go, what? Even now, after the run-up it's had. And I go, yes. And then they go, oh, and then they don't want to buy it. So they were hoping, I would say no. Oh, yeah, yeah. They want to be reassured that their inactivity hasn't cost their money. Exactly. That's funny, isn't it? People don't ever really ask questions that they actually want the answer to. I suppose in a way it's a bit like, you know when an impressionist, I've always thought it's funny when impressionists go on a chat show, and the host is talking to them. And you can just tell the old audience are going, do the voice. Go on.

Go on. Yeah, do, I wonder what Boris Johnson would have to say about that. And I guess you sometimes get that with money. Or is it more like a kind of doctor thing where people want to show

you their fucking hemorrhoids, i.e. go, oh, my property have I bought above the market rate? Is it more like a doctor thing?

Yeah, I suppose the one I got asked loads is should I fix my mortgage or should I get a

variable rate? I get asked that one loads. And, I mean, I want to ask you that right now.

That's the question everyone to know. Um, I, well, at the moment, like, I, I want to ask you that right now. That's the question everyone to know.

Well, at the moment, like I remember, do you know Susan Murray?

Yes.

So in 2000, it would have been 2007.

She's a comedian, I should say, to listen to it.

Yeah.

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