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What's good, everyone? This is Dr. Ney with Docs Outside the Box. I'm excited to have Kevin

Matthews, also known as Building Bread. He is a former financial advisor. He is now a certified

financial planner. Comes with all of the educational, I guess, alphabet soup at the end of his

name that qualifies him. I think you graduated from Hampton University, brother. I think you graduated

from at one point Harvard, from Northwestern University. So you definitely got the accolades.

And at one point, you were a top 100 most influential financial advisor by Investopedia.

It's a big deal.

And then also a five-time Plutus Award winner, which is also another big deal, man. So Kevin Matthews, man, thank you for making time for us. Thank you for docs. Thank you. Thank you. And welcome to docs outside the box. Thank you. I appreciate it. So listen, man, let's jump right into this.

Because I see you've been spending a lot of time on social media,

especially Instagram, as well as TikTok.

I've been following, let's, let's jump right into this because you, I see you've been spending a lot of time on social media, especially Instagram, as well as TikTok. I've been following you and you've been watching what's been going on. Stocks are going down. Then they go up and then stocks go down and then they go down and then they go down and then it may go up and then they go down, down, down, down, down, down. And then inflation is going up. Gas is expensive. milk is expensive. Bro, what's up? Man,

what's going on?

So, down down and then inflation is going up. Gas is expensive. Milk is expensive. Bro, what's up?

Man, what's going on? So by definition, we are not in a recession yet. Officially, we're going to find out whether or not we're in a recession come July. And the reason why I say that is because when,

as economists, when we say we're in a recession, we need two consecutive quarters of negative GDP.

GDP stands for gross domestic product. That's basically the value of all the stuff and services

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