Hey everybody this is Phil Town and this is Daniel Town welcome to the invested

podcast you guys know what we do here

so of course today we're gonna do something else oh yeah

Why not the Wall Street Journal of the day and it was like, you know, the reading, the reading goes on, right?

The reading goes on, yes. It goes on and on. So just reading everything and here's a question that we haven't talked about in a

long time what stuff do you currently read on the regular?

Oh stuff meaning like, not books, but like, you know, a daily source, shall we say?

I spend, I spend a couple hours in the morning reading and it's like I'm pretty well

soaking up everything in the New York Times everything in the Wall Street Journal and

anything that catches my eye that needs to be more depth to it,

I'll start googling that and diving in.

And a lot of times in articles in both of the journal and the times they'll have

links to previous articles which further yeah so I do that every That is a really cool part of the digital age

that actually I had never quite put my finger on,

but yeah, you're right.

Whereas you used to read something in the paper when it was paper and go like, oh, interesting.

And maybe like cut it out and put it somewhere and eventually look into it.

But now it's just immediate.

It's so awesome. Super powerful tool that this linking and I read

barons which is a weekly they always are posting new stuff.

Barons is good.

Although I'm reminded, Charlie said

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