Welcome to the family with Gell Fant and Andy Bram Bernard.

See, now we've got to start with this story because I was good to talk about it on the morning show, but then I thought,

ah, we're having too much fun. Greg Coleman was in and had some great guests on the show today.

Plus, I wanted to run this by the two of you anyway.

Hackers may have stolen everyone's social security number.

Is that as big a deal as it used to be?

Because it would seem to me, would you gain access to anything by having someone's social security number?

These days, I don't think so.

Nothing matter.

Well, for one, there's already so many social security numbers out there that are just like people can just look up.

Yeah.

I don't know.

Well, look at it.

It's a plus for people like me because, you know, if someone, someone could, I suppose, somehow hack into mine,

but if they had everybody's social security number, what would they need with mine?

Yeah, now you only have a one in eight billion chance of having your identity stolen.

Exactly, and you would think that they would gravitate toward, like, you know, billionaires.

Right, exactly.

Not me. Yeah, I don't know.

I just, everyone's out there, everyone's information is out there for everyone else to see at this point.

And yet things like identity theft, I don't feel like are as prevalent as they used to be because the places that, like opening a credit card

in someone else's name is not nearly as easy as it used to be.

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