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Welcome to Sick Boy, a podcast where we talk about what it's like to be sick.

This week's guest is John.

He's a financial advisor at Atlantic Credit Union.

Let's talk about it.

Well, John, I'm super stoked to get into this conversation.

Actually, you know what? No, I say that a lot with the most of our guests. I'm super stoked to get into this conversation. Actually, you know what?

Now, I say that a lot with the most of our guests.

And usually when I say that, I'm quite honest.

I'll be very honest.

I'm a little nervous about this conversation.

And the reason being is that we're going to talk a lot about money and financial planning and

financials. Those things fucking freak me out big time. I have a really bad relationship with

money. Yeah, I just want to say the other day we were texting and we're texting about like're texting about like sick boy financials. And Taylor's like, Taylor's done a lot of research into this lately. And he, Taylor sends, sends this lengthy text with this, uh, like, financial jargon in it. And, and I'm, like, reading through and I make my best effort to like understand it. And I write back okay great Jerry writes back

great when you when you understand this a little bit better to put it to me in

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