When I was 18, 20, I was making 20 or 30,000 dollars, which doesn't seem like a lot of money, but it

seemed like a lot of money to me, and then I just didn't have any money.

And so there were a lot of moments where was like,

man, where's my money?

And I never like sat down and made a budget or anything like that. I just did a pretty good job of living paycheck to paycheck.

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We'll unveil their decisions, their strategies, and their current portfolio allocation.

Now to your hosts, Clark Sheffield and... and Welcome back to another episode of The Millionaires and Villed Podcast. This is episode number 171. Clark, what's going on man? How you doing?

Good, how about you? We haven't actually talked that much this week.

No, we haven't both been just busy, busy, busy.

It's a crazy time of year.

I always made fun of people.

I think, I mean, Chuz I Fire, they're a great podcast, but they would start at the beginning

and be like, hey Brad, what's going on?

I'm like, dude, these people totally Brad what's going on I'm like these people totally know what's

going on like they talk all the time and now it's like we do the same thing but we

actually haven't shouted that much this is not it's been wild we usually, but yeah, this week, especially in the last couple of weeks.

You know, both of us are just slam busy. I'm ready for February.

Yeah, it's crazy. It's almost one month out of 2021 here.

Election turn or presidential changing of the guard this last week and all sorts of things.

Development's happening policy-wise and few things are happening

are happening potentially more down the road but are you changing anything

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