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We're talking real money.

Hello everyone.

Welcome to Talking Real Money, the podcast about money.

I'm Don McDonald.

Over there is Tom Cock.

We're glad you're out there wherever you are in podcast land,

sitting in your car, running this through car play or Android play or sitting at home with your headphones on or piping it all through the house on your smart speakers. We're just glad

you're doing it. Walk in the dog. We get that one a lot. Yeah, we get that one a lot. We're walking the

dog. I got a big backyard, so I don't walk my dog very often. Although if we get out in the airstream, it'll be more dog walking. It'd be good for me. Anyway, welcome to the show where we talk about your dough and other people's dough, too, and how things impact you and the way you ought to think about money and do with your money. And today, we're going to talk a little

bit about management of funds. And we're going to start with one of the more famous managers of

essentially a mutual fund. We're talking about the people at Berkshire Hathaway.

By the way, the second in command at Berkshire Hathaway, Charles Munger, just recently passed away.

And it's funny.

How's that funny? Come on. No, it's, this is funny.

Oh, okay.

I, I, I said, oh, did you hear Charlie Munger died to my wife? And she goes, who's Charlie Munger? What? Because he's number two, she doesn't know. I said. I'm surprised she doesn't because she's very well informed. You gotta wait for the punch line. Ah, okay. There is a punchline here.

Please.

She goes, who's Charlie Munger?

I said, Warren Buffett's partner. very well informed. You gotta wait for the punch line. Ah, okay. This is, there is a punchline here. Please.

She goes, who's Charlie Munger?

I said, Warren Buffett's partner.

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