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I thought that was a nickname. They actually named the law that, which is trippy to say the least.

Beautiful. It's just such a strange adjective for a piece of paper

i think it's pretty cool i mean it's kind of fun but um so everybody's wanting to know okay is the

world going to come to an end because of it or is the world honestly going to get better well as usual

with washington um there's some things that are good and there's some things that are not good.

And you can just kind of go with that.

I don't think there's any bill that universally will help anyone and everyone.

Well, because that's not the government's job, by the way.

It's your job to help you.

Quit waiting on the White House to fix your house, in other words.

So, but anyway, everybody's wanting to know all this. So we kind of, we thought we'd spend a

segment on it anyway. I'm not going to spend the rest of my life on it, but I probably will

because a lot of stuff is going to come up over the rest of my life. But anyway, first thing is

the 2017 tax cuts were made permanent. they were scheduled to run out and that's huge

because uh the main thing that happened is 90 some odd percent of americans take the standard

deduction do not itemize and the 2017 raised the standard deduction super high, and so it keeps you from having to pay

federal income tax for a whole bunch of you at all, just because you get this huge

standard deduction.

Some real savings for most people.

And they increased another $1,500 in 2025, not for 24, but for 25, which when you file next year,

you'll see that, and it's going to continue to increase adjusted for inflation. So that's a,

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