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And now it's time for the BA Q&A.

Yes, and don't forget we have a fun new segment, or a fun new segment on Fridays that

we're calling BA fan Fridays because Friday was just not complete with just as BA Q&A.

We wanted to shout out some of our favorite fan mail, so this is going to be reviews that

y'all have left for us on iTunes, so we're going to pluck those out and give y'all some

love on our socials. So definitely leave those reviews on iTunes and we're every listen

to the show, and maybe you'll have a special shout out on Friday.

So first question of BA Fridays, BA QA is from Anamos. So we're just going to call

you Muzz. So Muzz says, in 2019, I paid off $14,000 off my student loan debt. COVID happened

and I didn't pay any money in 2020 and haven't made any payments in 2021. I've just been

saving. I have $13,000 of debt left that I can pay off today, even with paying off the

loan I would still have over years worth of savings. I'm hesitant to pay off my loans

because I was hoping for some student loan forgiveness from the Biden administration. I didn't

want to pay them off and then $10,000 of student loan debt be forgiven the next day. But I also

just want to be debt free and officially done with Nell Net. Would you pay it off now?

Would you wait until the government made a decision? What should I do? O Muzz. It is a

conundrum indeed. I can't with that name, Muzz. It just rhymes with Puzz and it's just

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