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Welcome to Hadamani. I'm Joel and I am Matt.

And today we're discussing making the most of an economic downturn.

You say economic, I think I like to say economic. Okay, you say, take nice economic economic. Okay, so this reminds me of a couple of weeks ago, the 4th of July, we got rained out.

And a substantial way, I think the fireworks had just started, your family was there, our family was there and we started to feel the first drops.

And we're like, oh no, and it turned out, I mean, it just completely dumped on us. But you know what? And we had walked to Santa fireworks, basically like a mile walked about a mile.

Yeah, so we had to walk a mile home in the pouring rain.

Yeah, and so I wanted to mention this because the weather is not something that we had control over.

However, our attitudes and how we approached specifically the walk home, you know, we kind of like talk to all the girls really, all right, listen up.

Here's the deal. You know how when you get in the shower and the water falls and it's just like when you're getting in the shower,

except for you get your clothes on. But basically it was about talking to them so that it wasn't going to be this stressful thing, right?

Like we weren't going to go rushing back to the house to y'all's place and slipping and sliding over each other where folks are getting hurt, freaking out.

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