My God, jukes are going to corner the entire frozen orange juice market.

Live from Joe's mom's basement, it's the stacking Benchiman show.

I'm Joe's mom's neighbor, Doug, and what if all your money was tied up in a bank collapse?

Today, we'll hear that story on a special episode of the show with the CEO of Tiller, Peter Paulson.

From the time Peter first saw instability, to finding out he had no access to his money at Silicon Valley Bank,

to the time he found out the bank was going under.

You'll not only hear Peter's story, but also gleam lessons about banking, diversification, relationships, risk management, and more.

And now, let's go right to the live chat Joe had with Peter earlier this week recorded on the Fireside app.

Here's Joe Salciha.

Hey everybody, and as Doug said, welcome to a special episode of Stacking Vegetements.

You know, just over a week ago, we had a special episode talking about the banking collapse and OGS the question,

man, what if you were one of the CEOs that had to make some tough decisions during that time?

And we've got one of those CEOs with us, a guy who I've been friends with for a while, and mostly,

not that he's not a great guy because he's a great guy.

But everybody that knows me knows how much I love his company, Tiller Money, Tiller HQ.

Say hello to Peter Paulson. Peter, how are you, man?

I'm fantastic Joe. It's great to be back on your show.

Dude, you've got to be doing a lot better now than you were just over a week ago.

Because when you reached out to me, I was like, oh my, you're one of the CEOs that had to go through the Valley of Death.

Yes, it's funny. I just had actually my mother-in-law sent me this text because she was taking a train here and she was lost.

And I had to help her get it sorted out. She's like, I'm so sorry to bother you. I know you're in the middle of, you know, a busy work day.

And I was like, it's no problem. I have tons of time. There was no bank run today.

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