Hey, hey, hey, we're back, we're black, we're brown and blue she owned.

I'm so excited about this episode, man, because we have one of our faves on Sharon Epperson of CNBC.

She's going to talk to us about what do we need to do? Sharon, we're scorned, we're scared,

we're unsure. These wacky wild financial times that are happening out there. What should we do? Sharon is the dopest.

I can't wait to chat with her, shall we? Let's start. Sharon Epperson, thank you so much for coming

to our rescue. You're going to fix everything, right, Sharon? You're going to make... I don't know about

that. I don't know about that, but I will definitely commiserate and try to give you some guidance on

what I've learned so far. Well, this is just an unprecedented time, and our listeners come to us

for answers to their everyday personal finance questions, and it feels like a little bit like the

questions we're getting now are very much like the ones we've always gotten. Should I be investing

for saving? Should I roll over my 401k? Should I pay off my credit card debt versus my student

loan debt? But there's just this underlying current of, oh yeah, the world is falling apart, and

I may not have a job tomorrow. Let's just start off by sharing a little bit about personal experiences.

Right now, my dad lost his job today. He's a transit worker in Atlanta. He drives the bus for

special needs passengers, and they furloughed him without pay. He's texting me all day, you know,

how does he do unemployment and things like, you know, what about his 401k matching? And like,

all these things are hitting him and hitting me while I'm trying to work with a baby at home,

losing my mind. Tiff, on your end, what's it like? Honestly, my family is for the most part, okay,

but it's really like, through the budget needs to platform, which is getting so many questions. I mean,

people are really scared. I can't tell you how many people who are my age or younger, who are

legitimately like, I'm going to take all the money of my bank account, where I'm going to withdraw

everything from my 401k, or should I even contribute to a 401k? Or what do I do if I don't have any

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