What up, deadbeats! Remember me? It's Gabby! Gabby done! You know that one friend that's

not really great at saving and budgeting and investing and all that gross financial stuff?

Um, back baby! There's gonna be no episodes about with money coming November 20th! This

is our fifth season and I can't believe it. You've heard me call my bank, you've heard

me confess to my student loan payments which by the way we're gonna talk about maybe

how they're getting a little bit lower. Uh, you've heard me ask my parents really uncomfortable

financial questions. But this season you and I are taking our way to intimate relationship.

Somewhere new. Literally, we're going somewhere new. All season, we're looking at our money,

like really staring at it. And then exploring what it means in places all around the world.

I've gotten a lot of comments from you guys about how the show's very US-centric, so we wanted to

go international. Hi Gabby, it's Ola and I'm from Poland. Hi, my name is Lilo and I'm from Sweden.

Hello, my name is Karina. I'm from Kazakhstan. I grew up in Buenos Aires in Argentina and my mother

was French born and then I came here when I was 21. So I do, you know, many of the things that I

observed on American money was probably influenced by the fact that I was, you know, seeing it at least

initially as an outsider and you see things differently. I think my impression of the American dream

has come from TV, movies, music. Just even I was thinking quite vividly of home alone. Well, like

the dream is like the Trump style loads of presents or from like something like MTV

crypts where it's like really like lusted after to have this like massive home and like look at my

five fridges. The $100 bill in particular is very nearly the most popular thing America makes for

sale in foreign markets and everyone thinks of the doubt. Yeah, yeah, isn't that amazing? Why?

People love American money. They trust it. They know that it will retain its value. When Saddam Hussein

Palace is researched, they found millions of dollars of $100 bill stacked in these huge palettes.

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