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one called the principles of investing in the stock market when first starting out

and I got to tell you it really

spoke to me and that's not because I have any interest in stocks or disposable

income to invest but it felt like something that if I signed up for it my dad

maybe will get off my back for a little while because honestly

dude's been up my ass about a lack of retirement plan for way too long and I have

just about had enough. I mean who is Roth IRA anyway? Who is he?

Why does he have a last name for a first name and a first name for a last name?

Am I supposed to become Taharian-Caba?

Is that how I retire? Is this some weird twisted boomer logic that I don't understand?

But whatever, fine. I'm signing up for the class it's okay is I'm gonna do it I'll make the effort to bridge the gap yet again

always me always me

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