Welcome to the Jill on Money Show. It is Friday, March 17th. Happy St. Patrick's Day. Mark,

I know that this is going to cause some traffic issues for you down in your part of town,

and also just issues of drunk people walking around. So I just want to bring you on to see

how you're going to cope with that.

I will steer clear of that chaos. St. Patrick's Day in New York City is a lot like New

New Year's Eve. It's, you know, amateur hour.

Yeah, it really is. And I'm not sure why we need parades anyway. I know they're supposed

to be really happy things. It seems like a lot. And it's like it's so messy and people

are barfing all over the place. Also, it's like this like what no one in, nobody in New

York City is happy about this. But all these people come in from like the outer burrows

and the suburbs and all these kids come in. It's just like a little bit of a nightmare.

I'm not sure. I'm anti-parade. Is that terrible? I really am. I just find it to be like gross

it always like such a clean up. It's a, it's like a pain in the neck for the municipalities.

Ah, I don't know why. Why do we need this? Not to mention that you hate bagpipes.

Not to mention that I hate bagpipes. I don't want to hear from you Irish people. I'm sorry.

It's just the squeal of that. And also, I don't love crowds. I really don't. Like I'm

not good in crowds. Even though I was a trader and I worked in a pit, I don't love crowds.

Anyway, thank God this week is over. What a week it's been. Good Lord. These are the

kinds of weeks that make Mark's job so hard because we're scheduled to do a whole bunch of things.

And then, you know, the show needs me, the network needs me. And yesterday was a prime example

of this. I was supposed to be on the network to talk about layoffs and what you can do to protect

yourself. But then things went south with credit suites. And so I had to be on the show for the

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