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Hello, everyone, Chris Martinson here with another episode of Finance University with my good

friend Paul Kiker of Kiker Wealth Management. Paul, thanks so much for being here today.

I know you're rocking a little bit of the C word there. We'll just call it a cold for today,

though, all right?

Correct, correct. I'm recovering from the cold. So, uh yes that'd be down for a couple of days

i hadn't run a fever that high in a while but i'm on the men now a little nasly and i might cough a

little bit but i'm good yeah well you know we're old enough to remember that this is was used to

just be part of life you would get something like what you had. They would come around.

I'm glad that we have a little extra awareness so that the person who wants to be the hero,

martyr at work comes in dripping, you know. And so now we've given a little buffer to allow those

people to stay home, which should have always been part of the deal, right? Yes.

You know, so I'm, but other than that, welcome to having a cold.

Thank you.

The good thing is, is we fought it off well and off to the races now.

Energy's returning.

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