Before we get going, here's the bit where I remind you that nothing we discussed during the

super terrific happy hour should be considered as investment advice.

This conversation is for informational and hopefully entertainment purposes only.

So while we hope you find it both informative and entertaining,

to say nothing of super and terrific of course, please do your own research or

speak to a financial advisor before putting a dime of your money into these crazy markets.

And now, on with the show.

People always tell me, you should have your money working for you.

Because you send your money out there working for you.

A lot of times it gets fired.

If you go back there, what happened? I had my money, it was here, it was working for me. Yeah, I remember

your money.

We had to let him go.

Welcome everybody to another super terrific happy hour.

Joining me is the reason for all three of those adjectives, the one and only Stephanie

Po' Boy. I have to come up with a good retort for that because generally I'm assumed to be the most gloomy person on the planet.

Well, you see that's precisely why you want to do this thing with me because then you're pretty much safe.

Oh please, no you are always smiling and happy always.

So anyway, pleasure to see or hear you.

Likewise. Now, we have a guest joining us today, a mutual friend of ours who you've actually introduced me to a few years ago and he's always so much fun to talk to and that is Peter Atwater.

But before we get Peter Atwater to join us and talk about the world, I wanted to talk to you about the piece you put out this

week called buckling which is all about the dollar because it's it's I read it

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