Hi everybody, welcome back to the Be There In Five Podcast. I'm Kate Kennedy, your host.

It is Thursday, November 19th. We are creeping into the holiday season that I don't know about

you, but I don't feel entirely ready for it. I feel like we've, I half lived a year that

usually the holidays cap with a celebratory level of closure that's spent with the ones

that matter to us most. Yet I feel irresponsible visiting family. I feel like I don't know what

the holiday season brings. My cable subscription is at risk and that's a different story. So

my access to hallmark movies is limited. And beyond that, I just filled the ceiling of

my office with fairy lights thinking would be like a bee-stroke and an Italian alleyway.

When really, it's more like a, you know, that store justice or maybe like a Claire's off-shoot.

What's it called frosting? I think it looks like the cheesy as most pre-teen attempt at

like having tick-tock lights when I film myself in front below transition video to Megan

the Stallion songs about how, you know, call me petty cake because the way that I ask

shake, I just feel like I'm trying to be somebody I'm not all the while today have been

obsessed with trying to cancel my accountant. You know, guys, we can't all be blessed with

third-party service providers that stick to their trades. No, not mine. My accountant

of six, seven years asked my advice in, I don't know, early quarantine about becoming a

YouTube star because he had done some stimulus checks videos and they had done well and

much better than I've ever been able to do on any platform ever, mind you. And I encouraged

it. I said, that's awesome. You can monetize that. Here's how. Do X, Y and Z with YouTube.

We do short conversation. And, you know, I've had her for a long sense. And that is because

he has massed millions of followers, hundreds of millions, if not over a billion views,

on his videos about stimulus checks and whatnot and has completely up and left his practice.

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