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We're talking real money.

Let's talk about trust.

Trust is a big, big, big thing.

And often we misplace our trust.

We trust those we shouldn't and we don't trust those that maybe we should.

We're not very good judges of what to trust and what not to trust. And when it comes to money,

trust is so important. We talk about trusting, not even trust. I usually say don't trust and verify. You know,

just do both. Don't trust and verify because it's hard to trust.

Okay. What's to stop right there? That is because this is a key point. You have a general

distrust of things. I have a general distrust of things.

I have a general trust of them, which comes from our backgrounds, I think.

I grew up in an, I don't want to get too analytical here about who you really are.

But for me, I mean, do trust the financial services industry.

No, no, I do not.

Wait, wait.

Oh, excuse me. But if somebody walks in the door. Do you have a stability of distrust as I do? No, but if somebody walked in the door and said, here's something to believe, I'm more likely to believe it. You're more likely to disbelieve it. I think that comes from the way we were raised. That's just my take. I came from an environment where, yeah, there was, you trusted each other.

I'm not. from the way we were raised. That's just my take. I came from an environment where, yeah,

there was, you trusted each other. I'm not saying you didn't. I'm just saying in a general

sense, I trust things more than you do. I think that's true. When money is involved,

I, and you see, I'm trustful in relationship issues, I think, and the like vary.

But when it comes to money, I think it pays to be beyond skeptical.

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