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Hey, good morning, everybody.

Good morning.

It is a pre-Friday.

It's Thursday.

It's January 15th.

This is the first payday of the year, you guys.

Hell yeah.

Finally.

All morning.

I've been thinking about 15th.

Why is that?

Do I have something going on today?

It just hit me right now.

It's the first payday of the year.

I haven't looked yet, but I'm very excited because I'm no longer on our company insurance. So lucky. A slight bonus there. Oh, my God. Lucky. What do they say, you have to work until when before you break even on how much you pay in taxes in here? December 28th, I believe. It feels that way. Is it like April something? Like five, four or five months. It depends on how much you make. I never break even on July. No, no, no. That's because that's on, um, uh, we're talking about like, uh, you hit a certain point where you don't pay into something as I think it's social security. Like you hit the cap on social security, but you still pay like federal and state taxes. No, I understand. But to where you've earned enough where, like, that is how much you're going to end up your liability. And there's a break-even. And I think you're right. I think it's like April or May. Yeah. They call it Tax Freedom Day. Tax Freedom Day. It's something around April. It varies every year, obviously, but it's around the middle of April. By the way, back in 1900, it was January 22. Wow. What's changed? Yeah, weird. My name is Woody. That is Greg Gory. Hi, what? We got menace. At least they're spending it well, so I'm cool. That's right. None of it goes to waste.

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