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We're talking to Matthew, who's on the line from Pennsylvania.

Hey, I just got a couple questions for you about my wife and I, kind of what our background is.

And we think we've done a pretty good job saving up over this whole time.

We're not really part of the fire movement.

We didn't even really know what that was, but you know, kind of as time goes along,

we think we were doing that.

Not that we looked to retire or anything like that but now that we've amassed some amount of wealth just kind of wondering about maybe a little bit about financial anxiety so and just kind of questioning you know when is it okay to throttle back on the savings rate and anything else we should be doing?

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