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And Brent, I am so excited to talk about this.

Because whenever I hear that there is somebody who is afraid of something or has some fear

circled around a financial topic.

I love that we get to speak into that.

And we can hopefully assuage some of those fears and make them feel better about them.

What I like, Bo, is that we, you know, we don't beat around the bush.

When we tell you a headline of like some common fears, we're like, let's go ahead and give the people

what they want. That big fear is feeling completely underprepared for their financial futures.

Now, Bo, people immediately go, wait a minute, you have two generations and we even skipped

one in between, those millennials in between. But I am the Gen Xers. You're not Gen Z.

But Gen Z is more of the children of Gen X. So if you look at this, Gen X is 45 to 60 years of age.

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