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

What's again, Logan?

Well, we've had story time the last couple times you and I have been together.

We have to continue the story time.

So, Quint's story time, we got to the point, I think, last time where you went down to Florida all of a sudden, even though you started a business in Kentucky.

So tell us about Florida. So Florida was amazing and probably there's a couple of highlights to say there.

We, if you recall, went home to my wife after building a decent little business and

certainly on track to continue the growth, had a nice little office, a good staff member, and decent client

base. And I went home one day and I said, hey, I want to give all that up and go work for a guy I met

on the internet. And she was like, that went over great. Yeah. She was like, okay, well, you know,

what will you get paid? And I was like, nothing. And she was like, hmm, okay.

Hey, nobody got time for that?

Where will we live?

I don't know.

I said, but I want to sell everything and move down there.

Anyways, so I said, no, but I'll get a piece of the business.

I always tell young people, I said, this is the time, even though early in marriage, you take risk early and often calculated risk of course and it was a risk we could take if it didn't work out so what we could start again you know i could always rebuild a business

or i could get a job like i've never been afraid of work so we picked up uh moved down there and

uh started i think it was like like the summer of 2005.

Gosh, I always get these dates mixed up.

Yeah, because we were married in the fall of 2004.

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