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Hey, Potties. If you didn't catch the memo, we had Wally's mom in live today for our aftercast. So they took us through the recent vacation that they took together to Disney.

There was a slideshow. We got to hear her side of the story. Also, you got the chance to ask a couple of questions for her so that she could answer them. If you missed it, if you missed the aftercast from today, text the word live to 919-79.

And we'll send you the links so you can watch it. But that's live. L-I-V-E to 919-79. All right. Here we go with the podcast.

Uplifting. Where is that? We definitely need a little more of this in the world.

Oh, that's how you do it kids. It's The Wally Show.

If you've been wanting to make a change in your life, but believe the lie that it's just too late for you, work, work Carl Alumbi, his story will prove that is a lie.

For most of Carl's childhood, he had always dreamed of becoming a doctor. But being born into a poor family in a rough neighborhood, it caused him to put his education second and survival first.

So to pay the bills as he got older, he just started working as an auto mechanic.

Oh, a car surgeon. I guess the same kind of thing, like the same skill somebody just did it differently.

I guess that skill was really needed in his neighborhood because eventually he did end up opening his own business.

That gave him the ability to put more money in the bank and then get him for an opportunity to go back to school.

And finally chase after that original childhood dream he had had of being a doctor.

So he started going to night school after working a full day and he did that for years.

I mean, it takes a long time to become a doctor, like that's not easy.

Yeah, it's yeah, it's not an easy one to get.

After many years of doing this at the age of 51, 51, Carl graduated with his medical degree, officially making him the doctor he had always wanted to be.

I'm working on things my whole life. It's just people now, instead of cars.

I sometimes I'm getting confused, you know, I try to put a catalytic converter inside somebody the other day, but you know what I'm getting it?

I'm getting it, I'm getting it worked out. That is amazing.

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