So, This might not be the best idea I've ever had, but I think it makes sense?

It's risky.

I'm going to tell you a story about a couple of loans that I've taken out of the course of my life.

One was a good loan.

One was a bad loan obviously it relates

to Bible stuff what we're talking about the book of me am i and all of this business

it feels like i shouldn't tell you about this because it's kind of maybe private

I don't know I think i don't care if you know.

All right, let's do this. If it turns out that this was stupid and unshrewed and I should not have

told you about my loans, then later I'll just delete this episode and replace it with something way

way way safer and more sacrin and most of you will never be any the wiser but for

now we're gonna try it the first loan which was not a good loan, was my student loan. And I'm grateful that it existed because I went to a little private college. It was pretty expensive, way out of my league, way out of our league as a family. We didn't make much growing up. But I was all right at

baseball, my grades were good enough, I could sing a little bit, so I got a scholarship

for all of those different things. You mushed it all together with some work and I could pay for most of it

but I had to borrow a little bit and as an 18 year old I had no idea what I was signing

I don't have to repay this for four years are you kidding me four years is eternity, and when I signed that I had been an adult for six months.

So you're talking about eight times the total amount of adulthood that I've done so far before I have to repay a penny of this.

Uh, yeah, sign me up.

My wife, she's not my wife at the time, she took out student loans as well.

We got married, now we got two people's worth of student loans.

I just hadn't done the math on it. Now I got my first

my first job at a college which I'm pretty excited to announce this was it

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