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Alright, welcome back to the White Coat Investor Podcast where we try to help you get a fair shake on Wall Street.

Mostly we're here to help you stop doing dumb stuff with your money. Doctors in notorious for being bad business people, for making bad investments.

There is a saying in the financial services industry that an investment is so bad you can only sell it to doctors.

And I'm trying to stamp that out. Get rid of this financial literacy among doctors. We've been working out of here since May of 2011.

And a podcast and a blog, video cast, online courses, books, however you like your information, or trying to help you be financial literate.

So you can make smart decisions that allow your money to really demonstrate your values, whether that's in how you earn and save and invest and spend and give that money.

Alright, well, I'm still here as you may have heard I went skydiving. This was for Whitney's 19th birthday.

She wanted her parents to go skydiving with her. And I'll be honest, you know, I do a lot of kind of risky sports, whether that's climbing or canyoneering or paddling or backcountry skiing, whatever.

This was scary for me to this idea of jumping out of a perfectly good plane, but I did do it.

The nice thing about skydiving is you do it so high that it doesn't even seem real. The ground is so far away that, you know, it doesn't even seem to all that real when you jump out of the plane.

But I did jump out of the plane. And for 50 seconds plummeted toward the ground, I think it covered 7,000 vertical feet or something. I mean, you are falling as fast as you go terminal velocity, right? It was pretty cool.

I'm not going to lie. That wasn't all that scary though. You know, it was scary was once they opened the shoot.

And it took about 1,500 vertical feet for that shoot to open. I might add. And after that was under the canopy for about 4,000 vertical feet.

That part was a lot more scary for some reason. Maybe because the ground was a whole lot closer and we were moving around.

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