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Ladies and gentlemen, you're listening to another edition of DIY Money.

DiI. Money.

Oh, yes. you heard it?

We have Hannah Gilland in the house.

I'm so excited about this.

She does not want to be here at all.

She's already told me, by the way, we're cutting this podcast at 8.39 on a Thursday morning,

and it's cold outside.

It's freezing.

And it's cold in here where we're cutting this podcast, because I don't turn the heat up because we're only here like, whatever, once a week now where we cut these podcasts. So anyways, Hannah, I'm so glad you're here. Thank you for doing this. It is very important, and I appreciate you being here. Yeah, thank you for having me. Absolutely. So even though

we've kind of cut these backwards, so this is the first episode in our money and marriage series,

if you're listening to this, we'll do a three-part series, which I'm super excited about. And this is

part one. And if you can kind of connect the dots, it's part one because Logan and Hannah are recently

married.

And we're going to talk about their money journey before, during, and now where they're at in their

marriage.

And we'll kind of pull back some onion layers.

In the second episode, Logan interviews my wife, Brandy, and me. She was about as excited as Hannah is to be here. But it was fantastic. And she probably, what, provided 70, 80% of the content? I just let me go. Yeah, she talked the whole time. Yeah, and didn't throw me under the bus. Maybe once, not too much. Yeah, maybe some small digs maybe some oh there were digs i don't

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