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Welcome to the show. Carter Cter cofield is in the building what's going on fam what's good king how you doing man long time no see so glad we got a chance

to get connected i want to jump back right just just jump back real quick take me to the young

carter cofield like take me to the young man growing up. Where are you from?

So I'm from the south side of Chicago, man. It was nine of us in the three-bedroom home,

you know, on the south side. And you know, what's crazy about growing up broke is that you don't

really know how broke you are because all your friends broke too so it was kind of like uh you know we really know we just all having fun and you know we made the most out of the situation man but um you know coming out

of that you know the south side has some like some mindset shifts where like you kind of don't

believe that you could become better than your circumstances so um i was just blessed to have like

mentors around me and people around me that actually like you can like like just get out of here. And for me, it was a journey. So I was curious about like money,

how money works. And I don't know if I told you this. My mom died when I was 14 and my dad at when

I was 16. So, you know, I graduated high school around the recession so i'm looking at like yo

what field has the lowest unemployment rate because i can't afford to major in something that

i'm not going to be able to get employed because i don't have a fallback plan and uh CPA was the number

one job with the lowest unemployment rate because i don't care what you're doing you're going to need

somebody to help you with taxes.

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