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She's On The Money Radio Recap - 27 August · She's On The Money

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Speaker 1: Radio.
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Speaker 2: She's on The Money Radio Show.
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Speaker 1: With Victoria Divine now Saturday morning, right across the country.
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Speaker 1: Welcome to the She's on the Money Radio Show with
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Speaker 1: Australia's number one finance podcast of Victoria Divine. It is
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Speaker 1: you and the other person is Mitch Cherry.
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Speaker 2: Oh that's me.
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Speaker 3: Who guys, Oh, we look so cute today.
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Speaker 2: I just want to get that confession out of you
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Speaker 2: on the line. Yes, yes, Victoria.
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Speaker 4: No, absolutely not tell everybody what's going to happen on
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Speaker 4: the show.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, Victoria is going to confess what she said in
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Speaker 1: the song just then.
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Speaker 4: I'm absolutely not going to do that because it makes
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Speaker 4: me look so silly.
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Speaker 1: Guys, you know what doesn't look silly? I'm unsure I've
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Speaker 1: lost you this morning. Mate.
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Speaker 2: You look beautiful.
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Speaker 3: Thank you?
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Speaker 2: Oh you do look good.
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Speaker 1: Something else that looks good today's show because before ten
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Speaker 1: o'clock we're going to do Super Save a Saturday, Victoria.
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Speaker 4: That is one of my favorite segments, arguably my favorite segment,
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Speaker 4: and it's a segment where I give you some sneaky
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Speaker 4: tips on how to keep the most amount of money
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Speaker 4: in your bank account.
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Speaker 1: Some won't say tight. I was going to say the
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Speaker 1: eight word, but probably can't.
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Speaker 2: Say yeah kind of in a way.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, they are Saturday.
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Speaker 2: I like that.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, I also like yourself. Thank you. What's coming up
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Speaker 1: in the next fifteen minutes? Money matters, Mitch.
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Speaker 2: Yes, So if you're struggling with your cash flow and
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Speaker 2: you've got yourself into a bit of a sticky situation,
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Speaker 2: you need some advice. That's what Victoria is here for.
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Speaker 2: You can hit us up on the shoes on the
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Speaker 2: money socials this week, though, it's very interesting conundrum. What
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Speaker 2: should you do if a friend hits you up for
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Speaker 2: a loan? Because it can be a very all good situation.
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Speaker 2: We've all been there.
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Speaker 3: This is so spicy. I have so many.
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Speaker 1: Opinions right now, it's time to do this. Yeah, we
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Speaker 1: thought we'd relive those days back when we were teenage
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Speaker 1: dirt banks, when we had absolutely no money, but we
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Speaker 1: still lived our best lives. So thirty one six five,
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Speaker 1: give us a call right now. How did you used
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Speaker 1: to stretch your money back when you were a teenager?
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Speaker 1: Now Packers has given us a call. How were you
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Speaker 1: a teenage dirt bag?
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Speaker 2: What did you do?
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Speaker 1: I remember going to get two dollar pots on a Tuesday.
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Speaker 5: Oh, that was a winner.
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Speaker 3: That just sounds like a good deal.
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Speaker 4: All right.
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Speaker 2: We did ask them to call call us with your.
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Speaker 1: I definitely respect that, Pa, because you seem like the
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Speaker 1: kind of guy that would still do that. Is there
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Speaker 1: any establishments around that have anywhere near a two dollar pot?
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Speaker 1: I think if you hunt the local bowler, you might
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Speaker 1: slip a couple of cheap pots down there.
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Speaker 2: But yeah, when I think Victoria Devine, I think hanging
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Speaker 2: out on the corner of a local bowler, That's what
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Speaker 2: I wow, Victoria.
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Speaker 1: All right, thanks packers, no worries.
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Speaker 5: Guys, that was your guy Abby.
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Speaker 1: On thirteen one o six y five. Tell us how
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Speaker 1: did you make your money go further when you were up?
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Speaker 5: Okay, So I was about like fifteen or sixteen, and
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Speaker 5: I used to buy pretty much whatever I wanted at
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Speaker 5: the shop.
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Speaker 1: But you're a rich Ridge, okay fifteen?
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Speaker 2: No?
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Speaker 5: No, you wait. I always kept the tags on that
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Speaker 5: I would go out and then I would wear it,
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Speaker 5: and then I would try my very best to return it.
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Speaker 1: Oh did it work?
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Speaker 5: Like it worked? But I lived in Shear. I had
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Speaker 5: like industrial strength deodorant. I couldn't get anything on it.
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Speaker 5: It was like, I don't even know if it was
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Speaker 5: worth it.
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Speaker 1: I can just imagine Abby, like you walk part, you
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Speaker 1: go to give her a hug.
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Speaker 3: You were like, get away from me.
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Speaker 2: Also, what if someone saw the tag, Abby, Like if
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Speaker 2: someone said to you hate You've still got the tag,
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Speaker 2: I'm just going to reap it off. Oh god, yeah,
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Speaker 2: you'd freak out.
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Speaker 5: Oh my god, I had. All my friends were in
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Speaker 5: on it too. They were like monitoring my tax situation
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Speaker 5: the whole time.
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Speaker 1: Did anything ever happen?
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Speaker 4: No?
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Speaker 5: I was so lucky. Although one time, like obviously when
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Speaker 5: you're sixteen, you go into these stores and they like
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Speaker 5: suck you out, they look you up and down.
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Speaker 4: They don't you know, as someone who used to work
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Speaker 4: in retail, we know they still do that to me now.
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Speaker 5: But the best part was so that, like the people
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Speaker 5: behind the counter were also usually sixteen, so they probably
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Speaker 5: couldn't care less.
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Speaker 4: You know, they really don't as long as you're not rude.
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Speaker 4: I think that they'll do anything, but may anxiety would
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Speaker 4: peak just because I'm the clutziest person in the entire world.
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Speaker 4: I could not buy a dress and not get something
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Speaker 4: on it.
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Speaker 1: Look at your sheet now, mate. I didn't want to
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Speaker 1: say anything.
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Speaker 3: It's not my fault. And I keep wearing white. I
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Speaker 3: do it to myself.
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Speaker 1: Bring it on yourself for sure. All right, thanks.
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Speaker 5: Abby, Thank you guys.
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Speaker 1: Now, brad on thirty one or sixty five, you're going
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Speaker 1: to get along with Victoria with yours mates. Hey go, guys,
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Speaker 1: this goes back to yeah, you're just in your teenage days,
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Speaker 1: but going back and buying the old four lad of
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Speaker 1: one cast I reckon you can pick them up best.
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Speaker 4: Friends exactly, Pretty Lexia, it makes you sexier.
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Speaker 5: Pretty Lexi. Mozelle was my guy with a couple of
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Speaker 5: lays of fatners.
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Speaker 2: A nice mixer.
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Speaker 1: Yeah.
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Speaker 5: Back in those days, the only air you needed was
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Speaker 5: to blow up the cask at the end of the
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Speaker 5: night for a piller.
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Speaker 4: I definitely didn't get the four Leaders, but I definitely
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Speaker 4: did put lemonade and ic in it.
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Speaker 1: Because class, Victoria, divine equals class. That's what I think of. Anyway,
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Speaker 1: it is time for this.
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Speaker 2: Yeah. Each week we're going to bring you someone's financial
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Speaker 2: story on ed to get Victoria's advice on what they
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Speaker 2: should do. And it's a real broad stretch here. We
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Speaker 2: had a four year old one week, twelve months old
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Speaker 2: the other asking for finance. My love Victoria you've got
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Speaker 2: such a wide audience, is key.
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Speaker 3: It's who I am as a purse.
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Speaker 2: Anyway, let's answer Holly's question. Holly sent this in too.
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Speaker 2: She's on the money social. She said, one of my
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Speaker 2: friends recently hit me up for a loan. He's going
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Speaker 2: through a bit of a tough time and has asked
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Speaker 2: me for one thousand bucks to help tide him over
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Speaker 2: for a while. His promised still pay it back within
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Speaker 2: the next few months. I really want to help him out,
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Speaker 2: but I'm cautious should I give him the loan? Do
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Speaker 2: I need to draw up a written agreement to protect myself?
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Speaker 2: What's the best way to go about this?
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Speaker 4: What do you think? Victoria actually so hard when friends
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Speaker 4: ask for money. And my approach to this is, obviously,
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Speaker 4: if you're not in the financial situation to be able
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Speaker 4: to afford that, the answer is like, sorry, I actually
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Speaker 4: can't help. But if you are and that's something you
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Speaker 4: want to do, I would actually really question whether that's
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Speaker 4: a good idea or not. So when someone asks you
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Speaker 4: for money, from my perspective, you're going to lose one
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Speaker 4: of two things.
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Speaker 3: You're either going to lose a friendship or the money.
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Speaker 1: Which one is sometimes even both.
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Speaker 3: Sometimes even both. So we need to be really clear
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Speaker 3: on if I lean Tra have one.
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Speaker 4: Thousand bucks, Like from my perspective, you kind of have
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Speaker 4: to feel a bit that you're not going to get
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Speaker 4: it back.
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Speaker 3: Obviously trying you can put a written agreement.
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Speaker 4: In place and do that, but I would really be
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Speaker 4: potentially trying to help your friend in a different way
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Speaker 4: and saying like, all right, Travs, sit down, I know
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Speaker 4: you need a thousand dollars, Like, maybe there's another way
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Speaker 4: we can get it. It shouldn't come from me as
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Speaker 4: a friend, like maybe looking into resources that could help them,
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Speaker 4: maybe having a look at the National Debt Helpline, which
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Speaker 4: I'm obsessed with because they are really good eggs doing well.
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Speaker 2: It's a debt help line. What's that.
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Speaker 3: It's essentially a National debt helpline that you can call.
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Speaker 3: It is free.
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Speaker 4: There are financial counselors on there. They can give you
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Speaker 4: access to things like NILS loans. So NILS loans is
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Speaker 4: a loan that has no interest attached to it, So
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Speaker 4: that could be a really good option instead of borrowing
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Speaker 4: cash from a friend. And often when people are borrowing
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Speaker 4: cash from friends, it's because they just feel like they're
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Speaker 4: rock in a hard place, right, They just don't know
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Speaker 4: what their options are. And no one wants to ask
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Speaker 4: their mate for a thousand bucks like that makes you
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Speaker 4: feel kind of bad. So you don't want to be
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Speaker 4: in a situation where that's happening. But if a friend goes,
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Speaker 4: all right, well mate, if you need money, great, let's
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Speaker 4: work it out. There are so many options out there
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Speaker 4: to support you. I would really steer away from lending
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Speaker 4: money to friends.
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Speaker 2: That's good advice. I got the kind of friend that
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Speaker 2: goes if you ever need anything, especially after like a
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Speaker 2: couple of you know, Voker Granbery's if you need anything,
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Speaker 2: if you're ever in a tight spot, I've got you.
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Speaker 2: And then when they actually come asking, I disappear like,
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Speaker 2: oh I can't. I mean, it's a bad.
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Speaker 4: Spot on but it's it's so nice to be that
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Speaker 4: friend that can support. But what is going on here
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Speaker 4: is actually if they're in a bit of a pickle
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Speaker 4: and you're helping them out, It's kind of like the
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Speaker 4: if you give a fish to somebody, they'll eat for
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Speaker 4: a day, but if you teach them to fish, they'll
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Speaker 4: fish for a lifetime or whatever.
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Speaker 2: They wow put that on a tea tabe.
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Speaker 4: There was a Bible quote, so we're not going to
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Speaker 4: go with that. I just know what, just went to
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Speaker 4: Catholic school for twelve But it's one of those things
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Speaker 4: where it's like, can I actually teach you a skill?
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Speaker 3: Can I give you a bit more financial literacy?
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Speaker 4: Like if you need one thousand dollars, here's a better
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Speaker 4: way to do it, or here's a loan scheme that
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Speaker 4: might put you in the best possible position. I'd obviously
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Speaker 4: try and steer away from things that are like buy now,
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Speaker 4: pay later, because that's going to put people in a
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Speaker 4: worse offt position. I'd also really steer away from recommending
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Speaker 4: they get a credit card, because that could absolutely spiral
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Speaker 4: out of control. But what is in your breadth of control?
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Speaker 4: Like the National Debt Helpline has a whole heap of resources.
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Speaker 4: I would absolutely go down that route. And I know
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Speaker 4: this has gone a little bit more serious, but we've
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Speaker 4: all been asked for money at some point somehow from someone,
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Speaker 4: and I think actually serving back with education and going
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Speaker 4: all right, well, how are we going to do this,
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Speaker 4: Like how am I going to put you in a
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Speaker 4: better position instead of just giving you the money so
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Speaker 4: you can continue bad habits.
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Speaker 1: Well, that's a lot better advice than what I had,
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Speaker 1: because I was just going to say, because that fits
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Speaker 1: perfectly with what we're going to do next. Here it
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Speaker 1: sees on the Money radio show. Well done, Trav. You're
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Speaker 1: really good at this radio thing. If you have ever
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Speaker 1: looked through Facebook Marketplace, Mitchell talking to you and you're thinking, Hey,
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Speaker 1: this person asking way too much for this.
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Speaker 2: Oh, that happens to me weekly. I go off at
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Speaker 2: them in the messages and they never apply it.
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Speaker 4: I've seen your item that I would like to purchase
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Speaker 4: online for a little while, I'll undercut you. I'll be like,
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Speaker 4: oh are you to Oh godcha, you would only worth
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Speaker 4: what someone's willing to pay traps.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, I think somebody very wise told you that just
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Speaker 1: before I.
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Speaker 3: Was during the break this is she's on the.
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Speaker 1: Money radio show.
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Speaker 4: Honestly, Mitch, you are very good at Facebook Marketplace.
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Speaker 2: Thank you.
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Speaker 4: But I want to know what have you seen recently
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Speaker 4: on Facebook Marketplace that makes you want to pick up
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Speaker 4: the phone and go your dreaming.
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Speaker 2: Well, let me just say I'll start by saying I
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Speaker 2: am a happy messenger. If someone is putting something on
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Speaker 2: Facebook Marketplace and they're hiking up the price. I'll message
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Speaker 2: them and I'll go, hey, mate, your dreaming, that's ridiculous price.
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Speaker 2: Then I'll block them and disappear.
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Speaker 4: So can you planning on purchasing the item or are
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Speaker 4: you just feedback? Now?
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Speaker 2: The other other day for a wooden giraffe was after
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Speaker 2: a thousand bucks? Mate, you are dreaming. She didn't want
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Speaker 2: to buy it.
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Speaker 1: What would you pay for a wooden giraffe? Just quietly,
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Speaker 1: if you're not dreaming, wouldn't.
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Speaker 3: You pay for a wooden That's right.
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Speaker 2: Right, right, that's just it's a state of mind. But
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Speaker 2: we have a whole bunch of that iphune. I found
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Speaker 2: this one, right, This is a white iPhone Success sixty
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Speaker 2: four gigabyte unlocked. Right, this is three hundred.
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Speaker 4: Bucks saying I'm not going to say I agree or
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Speaker 4: disagree with that, because I don't know what a white
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Speaker 4: iPhone six is actually worth.
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Speaker 2: That is like a ten year old phone.
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Speaker 3: Oh so that's not good? No, okay, bad deal? So
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Speaker 3: maybe just tell them their dream.
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Speaker 5: Dream?
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Speaker 3: What have you got, trav? I believe you found something
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Speaker 3: pretty gross?
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Speaker 1: Okay, So toothbrush. First of all, there's a whole lot
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Speaker 1: of questions to one pack. There but used only once,
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Speaker 1: apparently five bucks stealing the original packaging. Mind you, price
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Speaker 1: is firm five bucks, not going to move. No weirdos
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Speaker 1: weirdos than you do.
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Speaker 3: You know what confuses me?
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Speaker 4: It says used once, but it's quite clearly still in
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Speaker 4: the packet.
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Speaker 3: Mate, Is that what you're selling it? Because you don't
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Speaker 3: know how to use a toothbrush?
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Speaker 5: Dreamer.
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Speaker 3: I'd also like to know what Trav's looking up me.
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Speaker 2: Why? Yeah, the algorithm knows that that man wants a toothbrush.
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Speaker 1: Oh my gosh, what have you found? Victoria?
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Speaker 2: Quick?
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Speaker 1: Move on?
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Speaker 4: Well, actually, I was going to bring up a topic
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Speaker 4: that I think will trigger a few people, and that's
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Speaker 4: the topic of limited edition things that you got for
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Speaker 4: free at KOLs A Wooly.
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Speaker 1: Yeah.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, but you know when you got like those mini
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Speaker 4: groceries or the ushy things. So I looked up on
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Speaker 4: ushi I am going to sell this year, all right,
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Speaker 4: Sit down, TRAbs, Sit down, Mitch. We've got an ultra
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Speaker 4: rare glitter woody ushy. Yeah, limited edition, brand new mint
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Speaker 4: condition doesn't come with his packaging, but he is fifteen
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Speaker 4: hundred dollars.
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Speaker 3: No what you got that for free? So sit down, Dreamer.
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Speaker 4: I also found another one, guys, which I just think
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Speaker 4: is a bit rich or maybe a little bit niche. Right,
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Speaker 4: So this is a Finding Nemo stuffed toy.
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Speaker 3: It is a really big one.
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Speaker 4: It's one meter long sixty five centimeters high according to
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Speaker 4: your original seller.
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Speaker 3: It's also very cuddly.
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Speaker 4: But it looks like that one you got at the
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Speaker 4: Melbourne show for free? Why are you selling it to
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Speaker 4: me for one hundred and fifty dollars dreamer?
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Speaker 1: They one hundred percent got that at moonber in Melbourne
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Speaker 1: because it says they're in Melbourne.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, exactly, that was free. Why are you trying to
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Speaker 4: profit off a children's toy?
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Speaker 1: I mean, hey, you probably spent way over one hundred
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Speaker 1: and fifty bucks trying to win it, but still telling
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Speaker 1: me dreaming man right in the bin. That's way more
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Speaker 1: fun when we do it.
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Speaker 2: Super save a Saturday.
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Speaker 4: All right? This week I am bringing you a bang
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Speaker 4: up from the Sheese on the Money podcast because I
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Speaker 4: always ask people like, what's your tips and tricks? I
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Speaker 4: want to know, and people write into us each and
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Speaker 4: every single week what their money wins of the week are.
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Speaker 4: Like on Mondays, we post a thread in our Facebook
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Speaker 4: group and it goes off like hundreds, if not thousand,
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Speaker 4: of comments of people being like I saved money like this,
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Speaker 4: or I did this, or I did that, or some
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Speaker 4: people are even like, oh my god, money lost this week.
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Speaker 2: I've seen that on the Facebook grip.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, I spent seventeen thousand dollars on oubreachs.
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Speaker 1: So but the good thing with that is you're saving
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Speaker 1: time because you're working smart and not hard at getting
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Speaker 1: other people.
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Speaker 4: I am actually a content genius. But the thing there
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Speaker 4: is it's not just for the content guys. It means
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Speaker 4: I don't even have to look up money saving hacks
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Speaker 4: so that I can save money. And this week someone
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Speaker 4: told me that they booked a holiday by buying gift
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Speaker 4: cards but using shop back, which is a platform that
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Speaker 4: you can use to get cash back on your purchases.
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Speaker 4: But they bought their gift cards through shop back, got
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Speaker 4: five percent cash back, and then booked their own holiday
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Speaker 4: with a five percent discount on the travel gift cards
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Speaker 4: they'd bought.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, what a genius.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, some people are just way too smart with this stuff.
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Speaker 4: But these cash back apps like shop back are genius.
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Speaker 4: It's money back on purchases you were going to make anyway,
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Speaker 4: and you guys know, I do have a good relationship
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Speaker 4: with them, but this is definitely not sponsored. I'm just
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Speaker 4: a fan. But they now have a Chrome extension so
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Speaker 4: you don't even have to go check the app, but
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Speaker 4: just tells you that you're going to get.
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Speaker 2: A person that is sensational.
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Speaker 4: I thought that would be music to your ears. You
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Speaker 4: are welcome, Mitch Jerry. But it's genuinely something that I
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Speaker 4: was like, Oh, I just got back from a holiday, right,
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Speaker 4: would you like to talk about it?
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Speaker 2: So I don't have time, sadly don't know.
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Speaker 4: Sorry, sorry, moving on, moving on. But I wish i'd
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Speaker 4: known that because I also booked my holiday through flight Center.
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Speaker 3: They got a five percent discount.
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Speaker 4: Flight Center weren't giving me that?
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Speaker 3: Were they? No genius?
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Speaker 2: Okay, more tips? I'm hungry for more, all right.
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Speaker 4: The next tip also stolen from the Facebook group. But
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Speaker 4: we're all about recycling content. It's working smarter, not harder.
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Speaker 4: It's usual clothesline. Are you ready for this?
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Speaker 1: Yeah?
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Speaker 4: One of out She's on the money. Community members had
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Speaker 4: calculated how much her tumble dryer was costing her and
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Speaker 4: it was a couple of one hundred bucks a year.
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Speaker 4: And now She's using her clothesline and saving a whole
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Speaker 4: heap of money, which is something I'm not willing to do.
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Speaker 4: I love my tumble dryer and I will continue to
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Speaker 4: use it because have you not ever gotten out of
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Speaker 4: the shower to a hot, fluffy towel That's worth a
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Speaker 4: lot of money to me?
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Speaker 2: The best?
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Speaker 1: Or throw your jumper in the tumble dryer, not even
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Speaker 1: because it needs drying in winter and then throwing it
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Speaker 1: on at night.
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Speaker 3: It is the also my way of ironing.
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Speaker 4: So if you ever see me in a shirt and
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Speaker 4: you're like, wow, Victoria is so put together, that shirt
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Speaker 4: is looking crisp, Yeah, that's not irony right the way
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Speaker 4: it is ironing. I pulled it out of the tumble dryer,
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Speaker 4: I gave it a little flick, and I'm ready to go.
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Speaker 4: If the collar wasn't crisp enough, touched it.
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Speaker 3: Up with my hair straight.
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Speaker 2: Now I want another tip?
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Speaker 3: You want another tip? You didn't like that?
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Speaker 4: No?
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Speaker 2: I want more, hungry for tips?
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Speaker 4: Okay, cool? So the next tip I have again not sponsored.
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Speaker 1: Just good.
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Speaker 3: It's the McDonald's app.
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Speaker 5: So good.
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Speaker 4: Like, were you guys here for legit tips where you
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Speaker 4: could like save and invest?
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Speaker 3: Because this week, am it?
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Speaker 4: It works by just downloading the app and each and
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Speaker 4: every single week they have like a little deal on
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Speaker 4: there last week cheeseburger meal and a Sunday four dollars.
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Speaker 2: Wow, good pride.
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Speaker 3: That's a good price, right, so you like book it
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Speaker 3: through the app. You can go through drive through.
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Speaker 4: They've now started asking like, oh, do you have a code?
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Speaker 4: And you're like, what are you talking about? They're talking
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Speaker 4: about the macas app. Give them your four digit code.
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Speaker 4: Up comes your order. You don't even have to talk
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Speaker 4: to the person for that long. Pay my four dollars,
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Speaker 4: drive away happy. Wow?
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Speaker 2: Wait can you get a steamed bart on the mac
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Speaker 2: is app? Because they all I care about steam.
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Speaker 3: I did ask for that that.
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Speaker 2: I'm right now. All right, we got to end the show.
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Speaker 1: We do because Mitch Chury, You've got to get out
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Speaker 1: of here to go and do your favorite show with
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Speaker 1: your favorite people every week.
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Speaker 2: Listen, Tom and Veronica, you are killed my closest friends,
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Speaker 2: and I adore both of you, and I just want
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Speaker 2: you to know that I will right, thank you.
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Speaker 1: And Brits who.
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Speaker 2: Sorry, think it was anchor Ye Britt Hockley and Laura
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