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It is a high-risk investment, and you shouldn't expect to be protected if something goes wrong. Hello, and welcome to episode 507 of the Money to the Masses podcast with your resident expert as always, Damien Faye and me, Andy Licks. Damien, how you doing? I'm good. And one of the things we promised to talk about last week, well, there were two things we said we're going to talk about. One work related, one person. I'm going to leave the personal one to next week as another bit of a teaser. But one thing I wanted to talk about on the podcast this week was the viral nature of some of the content we're doing on social media. Now, if you don't follow us on our social channels, first of all, shame on you, but also

you're missing out on a lot of great content. So follow us on our Instagram profile,

threads, Facebook, TikTok, YouTube. We do different content across all of those different

platforms. So you won't see the same thing on each platform

because different platforms lend themselves better to different types of content.

And one of the pieces of content that I pushed out last week went viral.

And when I say viral, I think the last time I've checked,

it's had 1.5 million views.

So it just goes to show that we are reaching out on social media massively.

I'm putting a lot of work into doing lots of social stuff, not just clips on this podcast.

The thing that actually went viral, I'm not going to spoil it because I want people to go and look

to see what it was, but it was a meme that I created about a particular topic to do with

property that clearly hit a nerve with the UK public and went viral.

It was a bit of humour injected in that as well.

But I also want to mention another piece of content that's going equally viral for threads.

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