Wall Street Unplugged looks beyond the regular headlines heard on mainstream

financial media to bring you unscripted interviews and breaking commentary direct from Wall Street

right to you on Main Street.

That's going out there, it's January 13th.

I'm Frank Curzier hosted the Wall Street on Blood Podcast,

why I break that of headlines. And...

Tell you it's really moving these markets.

You know, growing up, I always want to be a basketball player.

I would shoot hundreds of shots every single day, play in the snow,

and shoot around, no matter what the weather was 20 degrees 30 degrees kids you don't really feel how cold it is

Now you do it you get older

Playing in so many leagues so many tons of leagues sometimes four within one season and the season was like three months, three and a half months,

which included, you know, a six o'clock game, seven fifteen and eight and eight thirty game, and I also play on Saturdays.

I just, that was my life, even into my 30s, like early 30s, playing like crazy.

I just loved it.

And when I graduated, Grandma's school, St. Matthias, Queens, New York.

I have a lot of people that are familiar with St. Matthias,

a lot of listeners and friends.

But after that I went to Christ the King High School which was located in

middle village not too far away and it was a great basketball school where if you're

looking at the women's team it was kind of like Connecticut in college right and rank

number one almost all the time always always ranked the top five but really

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