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Speaker 2: It's a category different to say, I'm not going to

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Speaker 4: So okay, welcome to our Black Friday, the Entrepreneurs Show.

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Speaker 4: I want to bring in Philip Patrick, want to be

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Speaker 3: Sir, listen. I think they're designed to disrupt, and quite frankly,

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Speaker 3: it's what we need to do because we've been heading

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Speaker 5: Nine eight nine eight ninety eight.

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Speaker 3: Of course, so birch gold dot com forward slash ban

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Speaker 9: and put it onto Patriot Mobile, or do they need

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Speaker 9: to purchase a new phone with Patriot Mobile.

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Speaker 6: Absolutely, you can bring any phone over to Patriot Mobile.

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Speaker 6: It's very very simple. Eighty percent of our customers bring

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Speaker 6: one of their existing phones. They bring it over, they

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Speaker 6: call and we ask them in the ammy ID. It's

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Speaker 6: a very easy switch. And you know, I've got to say,

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Speaker 6: if you got cell phone service today, we will. We

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Speaker 6: can provide the exact same service that you're getting today.

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Speaker 6: We just aligned with your values. And here's a really

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Speaker 6: beautiful point. We can put multiple phone numbers on one phone.

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Speaker 6: You can have two operational operational numbers on one phone,

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Speaker 6: so you can have a business line, of personal line,

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Speaker 6: two personal lines. And it's really pretty simple. You know,

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Speaker 6: I would highly recommend when somebody calls in just ask

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Speaker 6: about that.

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Speaker 9: I think you read my mind because I was about

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Speaker 9: to ask you about putting multiple phones. Glenn. Every time

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Speaker 9: I see Glenn, you guys, he will tell me, because

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Speaker 9: I have both phones everywhere I go, He'll tell me,

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Speaker 9: you just need to put it on one phone, one phone.

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Speaker 9: So maybe maybe this time around I will put both

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Speaker 9: phones onto one phone with Patriot Mobile. Glenn, I know

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Speaker 9: you guys have a special going on. Can you please

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Speaker 9: tell the posse a little bit about the Every Friday

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Speaker 9: Matter Special?

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Speaker 6: Yeah, I'm so happy you asked about that Every Friday Matters.

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Speaker 6: I'm going to read it. It's our promo code is

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Speaker 6: Friday and you get a free Samsung Galaxy A five

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Speaker 6: at five G phone. It's an incredible phone. It's an

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Speaker 6: Android free phone, and it's really good. Obviously it'll hold

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Speaker 6: multiple numbers, and I just think it's an excellent way

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Speaker 6: to to really take money and put it into an

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Speaker 6: organization that aligns with your values one hundred percent.

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Speaker 9: And Glenn, where does the posse go to find out

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Speaker 9: more about Patriot Mobile?

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Speaker 6: Patriotmobile dot com, forward slash war room, and definitely use

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Speaker 6: the promo code Friday. That way you get the free phone.

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Speaker 6: And it's a very limited offer. We're only doing this

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Speaker 6: while supplies last, and I know that it's uh, we're

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Speaker 6: pushing up against the end, so call quickly. I know

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Speaker 6: you you had a great Thanksgiving Day yesterday and we

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Speaker 6: have so much to be thankful for. But today call

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Speaker 6: Patriot nine to seven to two. Patriot, tell them you

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Speaker 6: heard about us on the war Room and just say hey.

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Speaker 6: Maureen said, I'm a Patriot Mobile fan. I'm gonna get

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Speaker 6: two phones. I mean one phone, two numbers.

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Speaker 3: The next time she.

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Speaker 6: Sees Glenn.

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Speaker 9: Glenn, I highly encourage the posse to go check out

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Speaker 9: Patriot Mobile and Glenn I will be talking with you

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Speaker 9: at Amfest about merging the two phones into one. War

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Speaker 9: Room Posse, please stay tuned and come back after the

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Speaker 9: commercial break. War Room, here's your host, Stephen K ban

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Speaker 9: Once again, you're back in the war Room with Maureen Ebannon,

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Speaker 9: not Stephen K Bannon. We have some amazing sponsors this

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Speaker 9: block as well. First off, we have Jillian with done

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Speaker 9: with debt. Jillian, I hope you had a great Thanksgiving holiday.

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Speaker 7: I did.

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Speaker 12: Thanks Maureen and you as well, and happy Thanksgiving to

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Speaker 12: everyone out there.

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Speaker 7: Thank you.

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Speaker 9: So can you share with the posse your own personal

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Speaker 9: experience with debt? Well?

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Speaker 7: Sure? Going down that.

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Speaker 12: Doug wrote today perfect day, Black Friday to talk about

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Speaker 12: this is the time of year that everyone you know

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Speaker 12: spends right now. People are eleven thousand dollars average in

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Speaker 12: debt a year. My personal story for people you know

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Speaker 12: in my business Television thirty five years successful did the NFL,

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Speaker 12: a local show in Los Angeles for twenty five years.

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Speaker 12: And when you are in my situation as the breadwinner

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Speaker 12: or a single mom, and you lose your job, you

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Speaker 12: get cancer. You also trust money people who are handling

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Speaker 12: your money. I'm not a hands on person. I'm the

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Speaker 12: you know, I'm the monkey that sings and dances for

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Speaker 12: the money. And I trust the people to do everything

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Speaker 12: with the money. And I'm not a type A. I

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Speaker 12: don't stand over them and watch every single bill. And

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Speaker 12: you do not ever give power of attorney to and

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Speaker 12: me one and trust them. You could lose everything at

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Speaker 12: the end of the day. The world just fun into

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Speaker 12: this vortex. And having chemo at the time and losing

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Speaker 12: but I realized it's not the end of the world.

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Speaker 12: Had I known about done with death sooner, it would

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Speaker 12: have been, I think, a bigger game changer. But when

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Speaker 12: I did find out about them, not only are they

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Speaker 12: the people that can change your life in overnight.

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Speaker 7: As we know. You know, Maureen, and I always I

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Speaker 7: love your dad when he talks to me about this

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Speaker 7: because you know, debt is huge business, not for us.

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Speaker 7: We're the targets. But it's not just the frivolous spending.

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Speaker 12: It's like living, you know, kids and and and and

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Speaker 12: mortgages or even rend or cars and guests.

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Speaker 7: It's just daily living. So what Done with Debt does

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Speaker 7: is they take all of that.

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Speaker 12: And please, if you're out there and you are in

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Speaker 12: the situation where the phone is bringing at night and

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Speaker 12: you're panicking you don't want to answer it, or the

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Speaker 12: mailbox you're like, oh my gosh, the mail and you're

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Speaker 12: freaking out. That anxiety adds up, don't fall for them

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Speaker 12: quick fix loans or don't fall for the oh we're

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Speaker 7: Cards, because that is bait, that is clickbait. It's just

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Speaker 7: going to get you in a worse situation.

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Speaker 12: So what Done with Debt does is they're like your

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Speaker 12: They will immediately get rid of those calls and letters.

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Speaker 12: They just are like your own personal blockers. They will

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Speaker 12: help you put an energy of debt by getting an

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Speaker 12: entire line of defense going. You have to sit and

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Speaker 12: talk with them, but they're really amazing. Like counselors almost

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Speaker 12: you tell them where you're at and then they start

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Speaker 12: to put a plan together. And this plan, it really

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Speaker 12: comes together so much so that some people have ended

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Speaker 12: up with money in their pocket at the end of

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Speaker 12: the day. It's really incredible. And what your dad loves

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Speaker 12: to say is that time is not on your side.

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Speaker 7: Okay, so TikTok.

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Speaker 12: And every time that you stuff a letter away in

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Speaker 12: the global department or at home, or you hide it

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Speaker 7: They're like, oh, yay, we get to add a penalty. Yay.

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Speaker 12: And you're just basically a number that comes up on

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Speaker 12: for them, and you go digger, You dig yourself deeper

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Speaker 7: So Done with Debt is just the company that you know.

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Speaker 7: It's psychological too. People don't realize.

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Speaker 12: Yes, it's the financial thing, but psychologically it really buries

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Speaker 12: people mentally. So financially and mentally they can help you

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Speaker 12: Done with Debt dot Com it's the first step marine

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Speaker 12: and what they do is just simply incredible. But they

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Speaker 12: There are testimonials. The first call is free.

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Speaker 7: It's like a it's just it's amazing.

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Speaker 12: And by the way, today Black Friday, it's just that

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Speaker 12: it's the perfect time you're getting ready for Christmas. Right,

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Speaker 12: So the kids want toys that, the wife wants this,

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Speaker 12: the husband wants that. Just think about it before you

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Speaker 12: make those purchases and call Done with Debt or go

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Speaker 12: online to done with Debt dot com and just see

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Speaker 12: what they can offer you before you spiral even further.

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Speaker 12: Because it happens, and boy can it happen quickly, and

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Speaker 12: it can happen to everybody. Marine It's just no one

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Speaker 12: is safe from it. It's like cancer. You know, Oh

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Speaker 12: we live a really healthy lifestyle, doesn't matter. It can

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Speaker 12: affect anybody at any time. So no one's impervious to

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Speaker 12: things in life.

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Speaker 7: Stuff happens, but you can get out of it.

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Speaker 9: You know you're right billion and correct me if I'm wrong.

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Speaker 9: Did you say that on an average let people individually

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Speaker 9: or eleven thousand dollars in debt? Was that correct?

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Speaker 12: Well, we are spending eleven thousand more a year, but

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Speaker 12: the average American is one hundred thousand dollars in debt

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Speaker 12: because of mortgage and school and you know loans could

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Speaker 12: be school loans. It's insane when you think about it.

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Speaker 12: My oh boy, I want to think about my breast

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Speaker 12: cancer alone medical bills.

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Speaker 7: It was pretty crazy because I wasn't working at the time.

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Speaker 12: Oh Maureen, we could have dinner and I could tell

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Speaker 12: you stories. But the good news is that you can

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Speaker 12: get to the other side truly and posse.

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Speaker 9: You remember it is Christmas time. Today is Black Friday.

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Speaker 9: You will be out shopping or shopping online for Christmas presents.

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Speaker 9: We know that people are going to get into debt

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Speaker 9: because you want to get your family the perfect thing.

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Speaker 9: We understand that. So Jillian, once again, where does where

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Speaker 9: do everyone need to go to find out more about

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Speaker 9: done with debt, especially going into Christmas, because you don't

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Speaker 9: want to be in debt going into the new year.

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Speaker 7: Oh boy, Done with debt dot com just give them

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Speaker 7: a call.

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Speaker 12: When you talk to them, go online and see what

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Speaker 12: they have to offer again first called free. You'll talk

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Speaker 12: to them. You get your own dedicated team that get

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Speaker 12: a strategy going for you. They'll stand in line in

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Speaker 12: front of everyone. All the calls, the letters, the harassments

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Speaker 12: and they will help cut interest rates and penalties. They

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Speaker 12: know how to renegotiate all the rates and all those

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Speaker 12: penalty fees, and they're just incredible. I mean, there's so

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Speaker 12: many things that are out there, Marien, that we as

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Speaker 12: American citizens don't know about. I don't know about banking

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Speaker 12: institutions and credit card companies what they have to offer.

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Speaker 12: I was busy singing and dancing on I had five

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Speaker 12: TV shows at one time. The last thing I wanted

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Speaker 12: to know about was you know, I thought, you know,

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Speaker 12: the money was going in the bank and I was

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Speaker 12: being taken care of, and that you know, I was

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Speaker 12: investing in Apple and Tied and all that. For all

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Speaker 12: I knew, it wasn't happening. So smart with the money.

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Speaker 12: I wish I had your dad behind me back then.

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Speaker 9: Thank you so much, Joan for joining us today, and

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Speaker 9: thank you for telling it, and thank you for telling

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Speaker 9: the posse exactly what they can do so that they

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Speaker 9: don't go into the new year with debt. And thank

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Speaker 9: you once again, thank you for joining us.

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Speaker 7: Thank you so great you.

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Speaker 9: Thank thank you you too. Next up with this trend

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Speaker 9: of money and finances. You know we're doing Christmas shopping now,

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Speaker 9: but pretty soon tax season will be upon us. And

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Speaker 9: sometimes you get a letter in the mail from the

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Speaker 9: IRS and you just shove it in back in the

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Speaker 9: drawer because you don't want to deal with it. But

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Speaker 9: we need to get on top of taxes from years

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Speaker 9: prior before we get in two taxes in twenty twenty four.

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Speaker 9: So tax Network USA is very good to help if

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Speaker 9: we have Cameron. Cameron, thank you for joining us.

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Speaker 13: Thanks so much for having me Marine.

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Speaker 9: Thank you. What gives tax Network USA the edge over

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Speaker 9: all of their competitors?

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Speaker 13: Yeah, absolutely, that's a great question.

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Speaker 11: Tax Network USA isn't just another tax service where advocates

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Speaker 11: for everyday Americans who are being squeezed by the IRS

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Speaker 9: So passe, Like I've reiterated, you know, it's Christmas time now,

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Speaker 9: Thank you so much for joining us today, Cameron, thanks

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Speaker 9: And with that being said, we have Mike Lindell here

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Speaker 9: Mike Lindell. I can never keep up with you, Mike,

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Speaker 7: Well, but.

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Speaker 5: I'm a little warmer today. I'm in Texas rather than Minnesota.

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Speaker 9: What deals do you have for the posse on this

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Speaker 9: Thank you, Mike I heard you say bolster pillow. I

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Speaker 9: Well, Mike, thank you and we love you too, and

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Speaker 14: Well thanks Marina and you too. God bless you all.

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Speaker 9: will be back here for the next show. And also

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