I am so excited you head up to Big Sur with my husband this fall. We are celebrating our anniversary,

and while I will miss the little mush so much, we are also really excited to have a little

parents' time. We deserve that. But you know, it got me thinking about this feeling when you walk

out of the door for a trip and you wonder what your blaze is doing while you're

gone? Well, it turns out it could be working for you. I've been hosting on Airbnb for forever now,

and I tell all of my friends to do the same because it's an amazing way to make passive income

from an asset you already have, your home. But some of my friends who are super busy worry that

hosting on Airbnb would feel like

having a second job. And that's when I tell them about Airbnb's co-host network. Anything you don't

have the bandwidth to do, a co-host can handle for you. They can create your listing, manage reservations,

manage guests, provide on-site support, even handle design and styling. So whether you're traveling

for work or you're escaping the winter, or if you have a second place that just sits empty way too

often, your home doesn't have to sit on the sidelines. Instead, you can earn a little extra cash

without adding another job to your plate. Find a co-host at Airbnb.com slash host.

Before we get started, I wanted to let you know

that this episode deals with the topic of

miscarriage. If this topic is a

difficult one for you, please take care while

listening.

Wall Street has been completely

upended by an unlikely player. GameStop.

And should I have a 401k?

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