The best financial strategy for crisis.

It's Brian Preston, the money guy, restoring order to your financial chaos, retirement,

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Both typically, they're things that can be learned during a crisis. There's also things that

you're going to be in the middle of ego. Man, I wish I didn't know they're going in, but

there's definitely something I'm going to internalize and then I'm going to make sure

in the future, I don't get myself in this situation again.

What I think is so exciting, Brian, is whether this is like a fortunate or unfortunate thing,

we've been through crises before, whether it be the dot com bubble or 9-11 or the great recession

or fill in the blank. We've been here before and one of the great things you said is after a crisis,

you can learn a lot from there. You get to do an after-action review and we thought, well,

maybe there are some things that we've learned from prior previous experience that we can share

that might be valuable as we approach this or even the next crisis. Let's see if there's some

planning opportunities and things that you can figure out how this works with your financial

situation. You not only go into this the next time stronger, better, and more prepared,

you will be in a much better place to tackle this. Number one, give it gas and drive through it.

I think we talked about this in pre-show. You guys love recirculating this picture that Daniel created.

And this is supposed to be because he did somehow he found a picture of the hat that I had

when I worked at parties. I was the crew leader working the drive through. I mean, if you drove

through the hardies in Magdana, Georgia, more than likely, you saw me working there. And I'll

never forget that it was at parties that days of thunder, Tom Cruise, Robert DeVol, and others.

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