Hey, I'm Seana Compton Game. This is Millennium Money. And today, my friends, we're talking about

the Purple Rain of Prince, the money lessons that you need to learn from Prince.

All right, so no matter who you are listening, I'm sure that you have some sort of Prince

memory, maybe like a favorite song of Prince or maybe a song was playing when something like

super exciting or super sad happened in your life. But everybody has this thing with Prince,

right? I mean, I remember the first concert that I went to,

when I went to see Prince, I was actually in college. And it was such an awesome performance.

I was literally blown away. I mean, I was a Prince fan. Obviously, I loved his music,

but I really didn't know too many songs other than the ones that we all know, right?

And when I went to the concert, I'm like, oh my God, like this guy is like seriously talented and very short, of course.

If you've seen him in concert, I'm sure you're like, wow, he is pretty short.

But just super, super talented.

And one of those guys that, you know, you actually don't mind paying the price for the ticket to get into the show.

Because your reward is that you're going to get so much of a show that it just totally blows away, right?

And it seems like Princess Death is kind of like united people.

It's really fascinating. Like unlike what happened when Michael Jackson passed away,

there's something very different about Prince. And I think it's because he was kind of like this

enigma to all of us. I mean, we knew a little bit about him,

but we all didn't know a whole lot. And quite frankly, I think that's actually, you know,

how he wanted it. So last week I was in New York City with my husband. I was speaking at an

event in New York City. And we were in Uber coming back actually from the event. And they

kind of broke in and said,

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