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Today, we are talking to George, who joins us from California.

Hello, George. How are you?

I'm doing well. Thank you guys for having me on.

Of course. What can we do for you? Yeah. So I am

relatively new in my job. I have been in medical training for a long time and feel very behind with

financial planning. So get a lot of advice from different people, but I'm not sure that it applies

too well for me and was hoping to get an adult in the room and get some help. Well, we don't have adults, but Mark and I are definitely here to help you. So in your new job, how much do you earn? About $300,000. Okay. And so you've been training a long time. This is very, people in the medical field, man, this is so very consistent. You know, it's like I've spent all this time going to school, doing residence, doing this, doing that. And then all of a sudden you're making real money. So what else is going on in your life, George? First of all, how old are you? I'm 34.

Okay. And are you partnered, married? Single.

Single. Single making 300 grand. Let's see if he has any debt mark and then we can set him up.

Did you acquire debt getting all that training? Only for medical school. I got a scholarship,

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