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Now to our hosts, Tim and Julie Harris.

Hey, welcome back, and I want to thank all of you for giving us such high praise for the series of podcasts we've been doing around the idea that you are morally

obligated to be rich. It was a concept, a series that we'd worked on on and off for probably

six months, and we were apprehensive to share with all of you guys because we know that a lot

of these things, the topics that we're broaching with this particular four-part series can be seen as political,

can be seen as, you know, not leaning this way or not leading that way.

And frankly, some of you guys wouldn't understand what we were trying to accomplish.

But I was totally wrong, and I sincerely appreciate it.

Thank you so, so much for being so supportive of the series.

You guys are reinforcing the idea,

but I think Julie and I should take this concept and make it into our, or at least make it into part of our next book. So, Julie, without any further delay, welcome to today's show, and you are unmuted, I checked. Oh, good. Yeah. You're ahead of yourself today. That's good. Yes, I am. It is an interesting topic. It's a little bit, get some depth to it, causes people to have to be a bit introspective and maybe even take some action as a result. So I think it's a great topic. It's one of those things that when you start thinking about it, if you just like play around with the idea that you're morally obligated to be rich, and you think about some of the other things that you and I touched on in the first three parts.

If you actually allow yourself to kind of deep dive, you'll identify with a lot of things that we're saying.

And here's the fascinating thing, guys.

And, you know, this is – when you come across something where your initial reaction is negative,

where your initial reaction is like revulsion or your initial reaction is negative, where your initial reaction is like

revulsion or your initial reaction is disagreement, that right there is telling you that your

ego is trying to protect itself. I know I just said something that's totally obtuse and you guys

don't get it. By the way, if you want to read a great book by our friend Ryan Holiday, you want to

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