I feel pretty good on a day-to-day basis I can get the things that I want but that's

only if I just kind of block the debt that I'm in out like put my blinders on it be like just

don't look at the debt it's under blankets if you don't look at the debt then you're

fine but if you look at the debt you're gonna pass out and no one knows

the pass code to that. Because you got that girl.

You got that girl.

So, and I do feel like. Why is on my hands no diamonds on my grill don't drive in my cities I'm gonna keep it real

Nothing in my pocket but a Friday dollar bill cuz I go to Taco Bell and get a combo meal

I swear to God I don't want to be a broke chick.

But I'm feeling like a broke shit.

Couple diamonds on the bezel of my yodomar,

Michael J. Foxen, because I'm wishing that shit won't shit.

I'm a theme for a discount. I'm Autumn Brown, a queer

science fiction writer, a theologian, a mother of dragons, and a healing justice Facilitator for Social Movements living in rural Minnesota.

And I'm Adrian Marie Brown, author of Emergence Strategy, co-editor of Octavia's brood, writer, facilitator of black liberation work,

Auntie Extraordinaire, Dula, and pleasure activist living in Detroit.

And this is How to Survive the end of the world.

Our podcast about learning from apocalypse with grace, rigor, and curiosity.

This episode we're going to be diving into something that really was not easy for either of us.

We're going to be talking about class and money.

This is an episode that's responding directly to some feedback and questions that we got

after last season about what is our class and how do we relate to money and kind of how do we live

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