Welcome to the Frugal Friends podcast, where you'll learn to save money, embrace simplicity, and live a rich of life.

Here are your host, Jen and Jill.

This is an episode that we aired a few years back, and since we know y'all aren't going back

in the archives digging for our episodes. I know you love us, but you don't love us that much.

So we resurfaced them for you so you can know what was good, what other people really loved.

And this was a banger. This was one of our most

downloaded episodes two years ago. So I'm excited to share it with you all again. But first,

this episode is brought to you by whistle tones, described by some as bright, thin, edgy,

and up two octaves higher than normal singing range. Kind of like our book,

by what you love without going broke. It's got a bright cover. It's thin, meaning it's a short,

quick, power-packed read. And it's edgy, mostly because we're women making personal finance

education fun. Wow. Yeah, I said it. If this sounds like because we're women, making personal finance education fun.

Wow.

Yeah, I said it.

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Whistletones.

Hats off to Mariah Carey and Ariana Grana for becoming experts in this rare craft of high-pitched singing. Somebody called me sassy the other day, and I said,

I'm not sassy. I'm straightforward. And to your face, they said this, sir. Yes. And like a

YouTube comment. No, like a man said to your face they said this? Oh, yes. And like a YouTube comment.

No, like a man said to my face in words with his mouth.

And I was like, well, not every woman who's straightforward is sassy.

Wow.

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