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T's and see supply.

I'm not here. That's the first thing you have to know. I'm away. So there's no there's no episode this week. We're just going to do...

On vacation. Well, we don't we never use the V word. We never, we've got to make it seem like I'm, like I never stop working around the clock. I'm always working.

So this is not, you know, I'm away and so this is going to be not an episode this is a non episode okay so you know breathe

deeply reset your expectations lower and I'll say a few things and some of those things are going to be about dual-class stock structures

and maybe a couple of those things are going to be about bonds.

By the way, this is the Barron Streetwise podcast, and listening in is our audio producer Jackson.

Hi Jackson.

Hi, Jack.

I want to talk very briefly about two subjects. One of them is super voting shares.

And then we'll say a few words about bonds. Super voting shares, has everyone seen when you look at a stock and it has different classes

there's the class A here's the class B here's there's a class C which one should I get a

quote on which one are we talking about here? It's a little confusing sometimes.

And the reason that exists is why, Jackson?

Yeah, it seems like they're there so

founders can take their companies public and make a lot of money without giving up

control of their companies. I guess that's what yeah there's a couple of yeah I guess that's fair to, there's a couple of yeah, I guess that's fair to say there's a couple of different reasons

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