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Live from the basement of the YouTube headquarters, it's the Friday edition of the Stacking Benjamin Show.

I'm Joe's mom's neighbor, Doug, and here's today's chicken or egg conundrum. Would you rather have

good health or more money during your retirement years? We'll ask our panel, including one guy who's

not chicken to give his opinion, he's the host of the best interest podcast, Jesse Kramer. And the woman who's probably going to tell you that you can afford some of the health care,

but not all of the health care, Paula Pants.

And the guy who throws golf clubs to manage his mental health, it's OG.

And not only will they battle over this question, but midway through the discussion, we'll see

who can conquer my incredibly brilliant trivia.

And now, a guy who's brilliant with a segue, if he doesn't say so himself, and he does,

all the time, it's Joe Sal C-high.

Well, hey there, Stackers, and happy Friday to you.

And Doug, yes, I am brilliant with a segue.

I must.

Have you ever, have you ever ridden one?

You know, they go really fast when you go forward. So I love those segways. Polopan, have you ever written a segue? I've never ridden a segue. You've never, could you imagine Paula Pan on a segue? That would, uh, yes. I'd be great at that. You'd be the speed of all the runners. You could be like, this is far better than running.

I just lean forward a little bit.

It's amazing how they work.

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