Welcome to the Salt Strong podcast, Disrupting Fishing Entertainment as you know it.

Prepare to laugh.

Prepare to get to know fishing legends in a whole new and unfiltered way.

And on occasion, you might even learn a thing or two about fishing.

Here's your host, Joe Simons, like diamonds.

I gave away $1 million to complete strangers, and here's the craziest part,

maybe the worst part of the saddest part.

They didn't take it.

Hey, everybody, Joe Simons's like diamonds. Back again,

Salt Strong and Church. It's going to be a fun one. This is going to be about money. And I'm talking

about money tension. And I'm talking about money decisions and the speed of money, the velocity of

money. And the reason I'm doing it, it's still the beginning of the year. I love chatting with

friends, even some Salt Strong members that I love chatting with friends, even some Sault Strong members

that I get to talk to, and even employees. And, you know, a lot of the goals I hear about this

year around money. And it makes sense there's a lot of tension around money right now.

Inflation's high. Everything just seems more expensive. No matter how much money you have,

it is undeniable that things are just more expensive. It is obnoxious what it costs to feed

our family. I mean, thousands of dollars every single month just to feed our family of five.

And we're not going out. We rarely, if ever, go out as a family.

And we have the means to do it.

Still choose not to, but even shopping at Publix or even if you're doing the Walmart

delivery, which is a little bit cheaper than Publix, it's still crazy what it costs

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