Welcome to the Jill on Money Show. It's Friday, December 3rd. Mark, this is just a mini rant

about how bad certain PR people are. We get a lot of pitches from people, which is

fine with me. I mean, I don't, I don't think it's a bad thing. I really don't. I thought

you would find this one amusing. This is someone who sent this to my CBS email address.

This person's name starts with a K. I'm not even going to say this, the person's name

because it's hysterical. Hello, Jill. I listened to your episode on coaching for leaders.

And really like the sound of what you're doing. Has it led to much traction and specifically

media coverage for you? I'd like to discuss how I can work with you to secure some national

and global press coverage for your work. I don't charge up front. Don't worry. My team

is specialized in working with founders, high growth businesses who have thought leadership

to share with the press. And I'd be happy to talk you through some examples of what we've

done for similar businesses to yours. See, seeing my colleague, if you'd like to talk,

let me know. I don't even know what to say, how stupid this is. She's not even sending

it through our website, right? She's not going to Jill on Money and clicking on it.

She sent it to my CBS news email. Did it not actually strike her as something odd that

she's sending this pitch to get me more national and press attention? I don't understand these

people. They are so lazy. Come on, PR people. Do a better job. All right. I'm done with

my rant. Okay, Kathy is writing in about annuities. And she says, I have a secure pension that

has the option to either take a lump sum or to get an annuity payment for life. The

issue is, if I start taking the payments and I die, my children get nothing parenthetically

gang. This is something that I was really not keyed into until recently when I asked

friend of the pod, Michael Goodman, a question about a friend of mine who had a similar option.

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