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Ladies and gentlemen, on this special edition of the Talking Real Money podcast,

I, Don McDonald, am going to share with you my retirement strategy, because I am,

I am of retirement age, so I have a retirement strategy that I am going to impart to you right

now. Are you ready for this incredible retirement strategy that

I have thought about long and hard? Don't. That's my retirement strategy. Don't. Thank you for joining us

for talking real money. It's a contraction. Forever and ever and ever.

I'm going to be here talking real money when I sound like this.

Yep.

Still talking.

Don't know what I'm talking about, but I'm going to talk.

I'm Don't.

93 years old and still collecting my money that is not in a QLAC. And I'm joined by, nope, wait, he died. Never mind. He's gone. I'm joined by, I'm using AI as my co-host. That's what I'm going to do. I'm going to record you and then you just be my AI host forever after you. Thank you, Don, for having me on talking real money. It's funny, I'll probably outlive you, even though I'm in worse physical shape than you.

You know, there's so many factors. Who knows, right? Who knows? Anyway, hey, welcome to Talking Real Money,

and today, guess what we're going to talk about? Retiring. Should you? I mean, really, it's

accepted that you should. That's just conventional wisdom.

That's the default. That's the default. Everybody should retire. But turns out that this generation,

particularly, baby boomers are not, a lot of them aren't really thrilled with the idea of retirement,

a retire meeting, retirement.

Retire meeting, too.

I probably should just give it up.

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