Welcome to The Wallet Show, Aftercast, all the stuff we did not get to during the course of the show today.

Betty Rock got off on this thing today, kind of trying to figure me out.

For some reason, I don't know what was the start of it on Enneagram, which if you don't know

Enneagram, it's like a personality test like Myers-Briggs.

And it got really trendy a while ago.

I still think it was really good at describing me. Like, I've tried Myers-Briggs and

disc and things like that. I'm like, okay, yeah, kind of, kind of. But Enneagram seemed to nail it.

And I know there are some people that are like, it's of the devil, because it looks like a star,

or it's from past evil things. I don't subscribe to that. I don't believe that. And so don't bother email on me because I'm not

going to respond back. But I do think that it was a real good way of like understanding who you

are quickly and pretty for me accurately. Do you remember why you started this conversation

today? Because I was listening to a podcast and it was about Annie F. Downs. Oh, yeah.

And she was sharing about how she is an Enneagram 7. And there were so many things that she was

saying that reminded me of you. As a 7, because I've said I'm an 8 for a long time.

Right. But I thought, well, he can't be anything of a 7 if he's a 2 because 7 is nowhere close to 2. So I thought, well, he can't be anything of a seven if he's a two because

seven is nowhere close to two. So I thought, well, maybe he is an eight and he's just got a

wing seven. So that's what got me started on this. Explain eight and wing seven a little bit.

Okay. So you have a main number. Right. So there's one through nine and I can never figure out if Wally was either a two or an eight.

A two is the helper and an eight is the challenger.

Because I'm very helpful.

Like I will drop things to go help people.

I will insert myself into situations where he's not needed.

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