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I think we need story time, and my question for you today is best, like most lesson that

you learned in what was that stock?

From buying or selling a stock, what was a lesson you learned from a certain company?

Well, I think I have mentioned many times going back to my early days of investing,

meaning when I had money, which means I was starting to build my business and put money away.

And in hindsight, I wish I would have just kept things super, super

simple, buying index funds and dollar cost averaging. I always, even after I say that, I was listening

to a podcast that we did recently, and I mentioned that. And then I thought, well, I just bought more

XYZ yesterday. Like, you know, like there's this new nuclear fission company I'm super interested in.

And I bought some shares and I'm learning all about fission.

You've heard we joke around the office now fission.

And so there is an element of intrigue and fun and and i never

it's not like when people go to the track or the casino and they're like well i dropped three

hundred dollars but it was my entertainment i'm like wow i don't ever that to me is not that's

expensive and like twenty dollars is entertainment to me so i don't ever, that to me is not, that's expensive, like, $20 is entertainment to me.

So I don't, it's not that. I'm certainly trying to make money. I am very proud, I think I've

mentioned this before. My wife and I just had the opportunity to make a large gift that will

establish a investment program at a local high school. I'm super excited. That

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