Speaker 1: Radio.
Speaker 2: She's on The Money Radio Show.
Speaker 3: With Victoria Divine starts Now, Hello and welcome to that.
Speaker 3: She's on The Money Radio Show podcast, the podcast for
Speaker 3: millennials who want financial freedom.
Speaker 1: I'm just not giving you anything, Travels. I heard everything
Speaker 1: you said.
Speaker 4: Yeah, okay, yeah, that's all you get this week, Cold
Speaker 4: Dead Air.
Speaker 2: We've had a very We've been busy.
Speaker 3: We're tie, Ye're exhaust say, we've had a show this
Speaker 3: week where we we.
Speaker 2: Love each other, don't lie.
Speaker 3: I feel like it's probably something that Victoria has made
Speaker 3: us put in our drinks before I have.
Speaker 4: So I've been spending a lot of time this week
Speaker 4: because I have been traveling on TikTok, right, And when
Speaker 4: you're traveling, you're exhausted, so you spend a lot of
Speaker 4: time mindlessly scrolling. And I have found myself Mormon TikTok,
Speaker 4: which arguably is my favorite place on TikTok to find myself. No, literally,
Speaker 4: the drama in that community is wild. It's like someone's
Speaker 4: cheating on someone else and like, I just it's wild.
Speaker 4: Now they're getting divorced and like obviously in Utah that's
Speaker 4: like so frowned upon. Anyway, I am so deep it
Speaker 4: is not funny. But when you're a Mormon, you don't
Speaker 4: drink coffee or tea or any kind of alcohol. And
Speaker 4: up until recently, you weren't even allowed to drink any
Speaker 4: drinks with caffeine in them. But now coke is accepted.
Speaker 4: So all of the Mormon mums on TikTok are going
Speaker 4: wild for diet coke, and all through Utah they have
Speaker 4: these soda shops. Right, and I have recently discovered a
Speaker 4: thing called true lime. This is not sponsored, it is
Speaker 4: just good. In fact, it's a really bad money loss
Speaker 4: because I had to import it from the US. But
Speaker 4: I bought these little sachets of crystallized lime. Not don't like,
Speaker 4: let me hear out that full sentence before you cut
Speaker 4: me off, but a crystallized lime and you poppet in
Speaker 4: your drink tastes exactly like fresh lime. So I have
Speaker 4: been carrying that everywhere. I've been putting it in my water,
Speaker 4: in my mineral water, I've been putting it in my
Speaker 4: diet cokes. And it's changed my life. So that's my
Speaker 4: big money tip this week. Waste your money on crystallized lime.
Speaker 1: Okay, story is also wearing a Mormon girdle, and I
Speaker 1: wonder how your undergarment. Sorry, it really actually suits you
Speaker 1: the one.
Speaker 4: I really really I am quite deep on Mormon TikTok.
Speaker 4: So if people would like to send me videos on
Speaker 4: TikTok that are not related to Mormon TikTok so I
Speaker 4: can find my way out of there, that would be great.
Speaker 1: I'm on daytalk. I'm going to send you some.
Speaker 4: If you could send me gaytalk videos, that would be
Speaker 4: a better place for me.
Speaker 1: What are you getting?
Speaker 3: You're getting cow trap took right, I'm getting amish one, mate, amish.
Speaker 4: I really like you know, there's high Land cows and
Speaker 4: on that TikTok too.
Speaker 2: I don't know what happens with that.
Speaker 3: Anyway. You were talking about wasting money on things. We're
Speaker 3: going to save you some money. We're going to talk
Speaker 3: about whether private school versus public school is any good. Also, Divine,
Speaker 3: you've got a pretty damn good tip that I am
Speaker 3: not going to tell people just yet because they've got
Speaker 3: to listen.
Speaker 4: I always have good tips if you.
Speaker 3: Like entertainment, this is going to be a tip for you.
Speaker 3: All right, let's get into the show. She's on the
Speaker 3: Money radio starts right now. We thought we'd do this
Speaker 3: this Saturday morning.
Speaker 4: Let me work.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I want to talk about flipping. I don't know
Speaker 1: where you stand on flipping, Victoria, but I know.
Speaker 4: You're currently doing flips, no.
Speaker 2: Wheels, fling the BD.
Speaker 4: Okay, yeah, I can flip the bird. I can flip
Speaker 4: a cud of the.
Speaker 1: Master of Flipping off. Yeah, but I'm talking about house flipping.
Speaker 1: I watched The Block. The Block is back. They're like,
Speaker 1: we're doing their eighteenth hundredth season with Scott cam and
Speaker 1: Shelley Krabb and all. I always watched that show When
Speaker 1: I get so inspired, I want to flip because it
Speaker 1: seems like you get such a good return on investment.
Speaker 1: And I know you're currently flipping or are you flipping
Speaker 1: or you're just renovating.
Speaker 4: No, no, no, we're not flipping. We are renovating because the
Speaker 4: house we bought was definitely not as livable as it
Speaker 4: could have been. So when we bought it, we moved
Speaker 4: straight in, even though it was like a little bit
Speaker 4: worse for wear because one we couldn't afford to renovate
Speaker 4: straight away we had to save some coin. But two
Speaker 4: we were like, you know what, we're just going to
Speaker 4: make do so now we're renovating and we'll move back
Speaker 4: into the house and hopefully we will live there for
Speaker 4: a fair few years to come.
Speaker 2: She's flipping with the other three houses that she owns me.
Speaker 4: I don't own any other properties. If I'm being honest,
Speaker 4: I would love to think that one day I'll be
Speaker 4: baller enough. Who knows you're the one that's so. I
Speaker 4: don't know why we're calling me out.
Speaker 2: Let's just move on from that.
Speaker 3: But apparently all these celebrities are doing it is definitely
Speaker 3: the cool thing to be doing now, and it does
Speaker 3: look so easy.
Speaker 4: But well, the block makes it look easy. People on
Speaker 4: Instagram makes it look easy. I follow these girls on
Speaker 4: Instagram who I'm obsessed with three birds. They make it
Speaker 4: look like a dream. My house is not going to
Speaker 4: look anything like that, but that's okay.
Speaker 3: Is there anything you thought was going to look amazing
Speaker 3: and then it looked absolutely rubbish? Or did your partner
Speaker 3: Steve O like accidentally put a sledgehammer through the wall, Like,
Speaker 3: have you experienced.
Speaker 1: Something like that?
Speaker 4: No, nothing thing yet. They have only gone through the
Speaker 4: demo stage, so the point was actually to put things
Speaker 4: through the wall. I'll be a little bit more concerned
Speaker 4: if we get like a slab of marble in there
Speaker 4: and someone breaks that, because I'll be a little bit salty.
Speaker 4: But our budget has completely blown out because trades are
Speaker 4: so much more expensive. So that's why it's kept getting
Speaker 4: pushed off and off. Like I bought this house and
Speaker 4: announced on Instagram to at that point in time, like
Speaker 4: my four followers, that I was going to renovate my house,
Speaker 4: and it's actually another eight months past that because everything
Speaker 4: has been blowing out. Trades are hard to secure. You know,
Speaker 4: all of the things that we're purchasing are like thirty
Speaker 4: percent more expensive, which is meant we've rejigged the budget
Speaker 4: a bit to cut it back and changed the way
Speaker 4: that we're doing it because I just can't justify it
Speaker 4: if I'm being honest.
Speaker 2: No, hang on a second.
Speaker 3: You were telling me about a SPA that you were
Speaker 3: putting in, mister viral, All.
Speaker 2: Right, what happens?
Speaker 4: Right? I don't need to be called out on national radio.
Speaker 2: You're doing that at about it?
Speaker 1: What's happening with the SPA.
Speaker 4: I know we're not because it was going to be
Speaker 4: too hard. So I wanted a SPA because I have
Speaker 4: learned from Richie, who is one of our producers that
Speaker 4: you can buy SPA's secondhand on Facebook marketplace for a
Speaker 4: very good deal. I was like, this is a great idea.
Speaker 4: Turns out the house I have doesn't have any back
Speaker 4: access and we have you know, power lines and stuff
Speaker 4: out the front of the house. So when I asked
Speaker 4: my builder, you know, can we get a SPA through
Speaker 4: the back, and then he was like, yeah, of course.
Speaker 4: So what we'll need to do is get a helicopter
Speaker 4: and have it lifted up and over. And I was like, ah,
Speaker 4: I wish I never asked. So found a five hundred
Speaker 4: dollars one that you can buy from targets inflatable. Probably
Speaker 4: going to go with that.
Speaker 1: I've got that Victoria. Have you actually every night? Oh
Speaker 1: my god, I'm doing the show from it right now.
Speaker 4: O my well, I just need an inflatable one then,
Speaker 4: because there is no chance that I am going to
Speaker 4: pay for a helicopter to lift one into my garden.
Speaker 2: Not another one. I mean, want to tell you the one.
Speaker 1: I was going to say, the one that takes you
Speaker 1: to the radio station every weekend to do the show.
Speaker 4: Can we're talking about that. Let's just open up the lines.
Speaker 3: What do you reckon, Mitch, Yeah, I reckon, we do
Speaker 3: thirteen one oh six five. We want to know from
Speaker 3: you right now, if you're renovating or if you have
Speaker 3: renovated reno blowouts, what were you expecting? How much did
Speaker 3: it actually cost you? And we want to hear those
Speaker 3: absolute crazy stories.
Speaker 4: Because let me work kid down six.
Speaker 1: All right, we're talking renolds and when the budget blew
Speaker 1: out because Victoria apparently there wasn't enough concrete in the
Speaker 1: state of Victoria to build her helipad, so she's got
Speaker 1: a headache after headache after headache. She's currently trying to
Speaker 1: slip her house. So we want to know reno blowouts,
Speaker 1: when expectations verse reality, when it goes wrong, when the
Speaker 1: budget blows out. Thirteen one oh six five.
Speaker 3: Who do we have, trav We have got Jarlene, who
Speaker 3: I kind of want to sing like that Dolly Parton song,
Speaker 3: je Joe, Jarlie, Jarlene.
Speaker 2: What happened? Mate? Talk to us about your reno blowouts.
Speaker 5: So we bought an older house about five years ago,
Speaker 5: and we decided to get married that year, and we
Speaker 5: had a lot of Rehninno's to do at the same time.
Speaker 5: Time is the wedding, and a week out from the
Speaker 5: wedding really couldn't pay some of the bills because we
Speaker 5: didn't really think it's through that.
Speaker 4: Well, ah, you are leaving my worst nightmare. We literally
Speaker 4: our like official move in date is like literally the
Speaker 4: day before our wedding, because obviously I like cutting things
Speaker 4: fine and that that gives me mad anxiety. Charlie. I
Speaker 4: think that's really rude of you to call and give
Speaker 4: that information to me at this point in time.
Speaker 2: I know about that.
Speaker 1: Do you give you this time, Charlie, Charlie, why don't
Speaker 1: you just cancel the wedding venue a house and do
Speaker 1: a house wedding. See trave and I are on the
Speaker 1: same page. That is cost Maybe it's he's on the
Speaker 1: money because just have the wedding at home.
Speaker 5: Yeah, no, the wedding was at home, so we were
Speaker 5: running for the wedding to be at home.
Speaker 6: So I wanted everything to look.
Speaker 2: You know, I'm kind of getting that.
Speaker 3: You know, I think is at friends when Ross marries
Speaker 3: the English chick and.
Speaker 2: They're going that like really dilapidated building. Is that what
Speaker 2: it was like, Charlie.
Speaker 1: It was.
Speaker 2: You got to make do with what you've got.
Speaker 4: You know, that's what my house looks like.
Speaker 2: And that's what she said about her husband as well.
Speaker 3: Anyway, get your calls on thirty one or six five
Speaker 3: talking reddo blowouts.
Speaker 2: What happened to you?
Speaker 1: Laza? I love?
Speaker 4: Hey?
Speaker 6: How are you good?
Speaker 2: Mane? How are you? What happens?
Speaker 6: Gosh? This was all the beginning of COVID. So we
Speaker 6: found up we're pregnant. So we decided that we're going
Speaker 6: to have to extend the house, and we decided to
Speaker 6: include two new bathrooms and add an extra bedroom upstairs.
Speaker 4: That's exciting.
Speaker 6: It was either that or move house.
Speaker 2: It's probably a bit easier option, if I'm.
Speaker 6: On us looking back now, I wish we did. But
Speaker 6: not only was that pregnant and quite hormonal, but also
Speaker 6: very conscious of money given that COVID was happening, And
Speaker 6: so we engage these to carpenters and we figned a
Speaker 6: contract for thirty five thousand dollars. Okay, And I've always thought,
Speaker 6: you know, you've always have a bit of a buffer,
Speaker 6: and my parents have always said, you know, whatever you
Speaker 6: get quoted always at about ten to fifteen percent. So
Speaker 6: we had that buffer and it was all going to
Speaker 6: be taken out of them mortgage as well.
Speaker 4: That's some valued in the property too, So not the
Speaker 4: worst idea.
Speaker 6: Not the worst idea, I guess. But then you know
Speaker 6: they started to work one day, one of the treaties
Speaker 6: has decided not to turn up. Oh good, So I'm calling,
Speaker 6: I'm calling, I'm texting. He basically texted back about maybe
Speaker 6: eight hours later to say, oh, I'm not coming back.
Speaker 4: Why though, my brain?
Speaker 1: Why why?
Speaker 4: Well?
Speaker 6: That was my question and the only text I got
Speaker 6: back was job seeker is far more lucrative to me.
Speaker 1: Because there's a lot to unpack here.
Speaker 2: Hang a novel of Hang on a second.
Speaker 3: Are you telling me, Laza that trades are lazy?
Speaker 2: What are you talking about?
Speaker 1: This country is built on tradees guys.
Speaker 3: So it might take a little bit longer Mitch, but
Speaker 3: it is built on him.
Speaker 1: Yes, my heart, My heart bleeds. All right.
Speaker 4: I have an idea we move on because I feel
Speaker 4: like this is dangerous territory.
Speaker 2: Hey, I'm a decent mechanic by trade. I'm allowed to
Speaker 2: say that. Anyway.
Speaker 3: If you've got yourself for money's a lemma, and you
Speaker 3: want us to help you, just search. She's on the
Speaker 3: money on socials this week, I believe it's well, it
Speaker 3: says Andrea. But I think we can all agree it's
Speaker 3: pronounced Andrea.
Speaker 1: I know we'll probably get her on and she'll be like,
Speaker 1: it's pronounced on once advice. Andrea wants to know private
Speaker 1: or public school for secondary education? Victoria, I know you've
Speaker 1: got opinions on this. I do too. We'll unpack it. Next.
Speaker 1: This is she's on the Money radio show.
Speaker 3: We've got ourselves a money Jelemma guy. So it's time
Speaker 3: to do this.
Speaker 1: All right? Each week we bring someone's financial story on
Speaker 1: the ED again Victoria's advice on what they should do.
Speaker 1: So Andrea has sent us a DM. She wants to
Speaker 1: know private versus public secondary education and if it's worth
Speaker 1: coughing up the money for private school. So she says, Hello, Vi,
Speaker 1: I've been arguing with my husband about whether we should
Speaker 1: send out three children to a private or public secondary school.
Speaker 1: He was a private school boy, and he's on a
Speaker 1: big tradition. Even if it means we'll have to make
Speaker 1: huge sacrifices. He won't budge. I went to a public
Speaker 1: school and she turned out. Okay, we've been quoted fees
Speaker 1: to the private school, the one that he wants it
Speaker 1: will cost them thirty k per year get this per child.
Speaker 1: She just feels like, I know the money could be
Speaker 1: spent better elsewhere. Do you think this is for UV
Speaker 1: it would be irresponsible to spend this much money? Or
Speaker 1: is private school the way to go?
Speaker 4: Do you know what parents want? Unsolicited opinions from people
Speaker 4: who aren't parents yet, So I'm glad you asked so
Speaker 4: greas in mind, I just think it's such a personal decision, right, Like,
Speaker 4: if you've got three kids at thirty grand each, that's
Speaker 4: ninety thousand dollars a year that is actually higher than
Speaker 4: the average salary and Australian makes each you So like,
Speaker 4: if you've got the funds and that's aligned to your values,
Speaker 4: then you do you. But I also think it's really
Speaker 4: dependent on who the child is and what they thrive
Speaker 4: with or not. You know, I went to a Catholic school,
Speaker 4: so it wasn't private, but it also wasn't public. I
Speaker 4: kind of was in the middle ground. But I'm also like,
Speaker 4: let's be honest, like I'm probably the biggest nerd you've
Speaker 4: ever met. I'm the finance podcaster, So I feel like
Speaker 4: someone like me I probably was going to thrive inside
Speaker 4: or outside public school or private school. Like, I don't
Speaker 4: think it really mattered because I was one teeing up
Speaker 4: friendships with the librarian and to asking questions from grade
Speaker 4: seven about how to apply to be the debating team captain.
Speaker 4: So I just feel like my career, yeah, I just
Speaker 4: feel like my experience when it comes to education was
Speaker 4: probably very different to you know, other kids who might
Speaker 4: be really interested in trades, or really interested in working
Speaker 4: with their hands, or actually need a lot more discipline
Speaker 4: and guidance. So to be honest, I feel like this
Speaker 4: is a really personal decision. But I also want to
Speaker 4: look on the flip side of wealth creation and go,
Speaker 4: if you've got ninety thousand dollars a year to spend,
Speaker 4: because that's post tax too, that's so much money. If
Speaker 4: you've got that money, would it actually be better to
Speaker 4: be investing that or even buying a home in a
Speaker 4: different location where the public school is better. I don't
Speaker 4: feel like the question I'm being asked right now is, Victoria,
Speaker 4: do you think public or private edge ducation is better?
Speaker 4: Because like, to me, that's a very deep question to ask.
Speaker 4: But if you're in the financial circumstance where like we
Speaker 4: can afford this. I think we actually should be looking
Speaker 4: at whether you want to afford that or there are
Speaker 4: other luxuries in life that you would like to afford
Speaker 4: your children, right, Like we're ninety grand a year and
Speaker 4: then going to public school. Look at the holidays you
Speaker 4: could have, or even maybe that means that you know,
Speaker 4: you as a parent could actually go back to part
Speaker 4: time work to be more present. Like there are just
Speaker 4: so many options when it comes to finance. And yeah,
Speaker 4: it's just such a personal question.
Speaker 1: It's tough. I also think school is more for socializing
Speaker 1: than it really is for learning, especially high school. Like
Speaker 1: go to university to actually learn your specialty. But for me,
Speaker 1: I went to a public school, and all in.
Speaker 4: Our case, we probably should be looking at private.
Speaker 1: Wow. I was about to get up on my soapbox
Speaker 1: and preach, but because I'm not private school educated, I
Speaker 1: don't know how to do that.
Speaker 3: I think as well, it's more about sometimes the parents
Speaker 3: just kind of saying, hey, look my kids go to
Speaker 3: private school. It's like buying that flashy car or whatever.
Speaker 3: It's all about it it's more for jay kids.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and to me, if you really need to look
Speaker 4: at what the kids are going to thrive in and
Speaker 4: also the reason why you're making those decisions because as.
Speaker 1: I also, can I just say, the school uniform suck
Speaker 1: and your kids will look ugly. It's always like some
Speaker 1: sort of World War two jacket and these awful pants
Speaker 1: and boots.
Speaker 4: I got really lucky the school I went to. The
Speaker 4: colors were navy and white, so I feel like that
Speaker 4: was quite complimentary. But as yeah, I know, right like,
Speaker 4: I just went with my vibe. I liked the aesthetic.
Speaker 2: Do you know what? I think?
Speaker 3: We've actually saved Andrea and her husband ninety thousand dollars
Speaker 3: a year, because that's how good we are right here
Speaker 3: at she's on the money.
Speaker 4: I don't say we don't do anything for you.
Speaker 3: Our favorite segment of all times coming up right now,
Speaker 3: the same Saturday every week, Victoria, you give us a
Speaker 3: sneaky couple of little tips and how we can keep
Speaker 3: more money in our bank account, which you got for
Speaker 3: us this week to vite.
Speaker 4: Well, this week, I'm going to go first, but Mitch
Speaker 4: said he has a.
Speaker 2: Good Do you remember what happened last week when we
Speaker 2: said this, Okay.
Speaker 4: Look, just because we don't trust him doesn't mean we
Speaker 4: shouldn't hear him out the.
Speaker 1: Amount of bullying I face on this show. This is
Speaker 1: a good tip. You do the show.
Speaker 4: You can take that to HR later.
Speaker 1: Wow.
Speaker 4: All right, so here's my tip. All right, So you
Speaker 4: guys might not like this, because Mitch, I don't think
Speaker 4: that you would ever part with anything in your wardrobe,
Speaker 4: but it is time to do a bit of a
Speaker 4: spring clean, and while you are there, you can either
Speaker 4: sell some stuff that you're not using or donate it
Speaker 4: or put it to better use. I have recently gone
Speaker 4: through my wardrobe and pulled out a few dresses that
Speaker 4: were from last summer that I was saving for this
Speaker 4: summer that I just know I'm not going to wear,
Speaker 4: and I've chucked them on Facebook Marketplace. Wham bam, thank you,
Speaker 4: Ma'm fifty bucks each dress. I've gotten rid of a few,
Speaker 4: and now I can go on by another one.
Speaker 1: You want to post them? Or did your pa post them?
Speaker 4: Do you know what? What's your tip? Mitch? So I
Speaker 4: can cut it straight down.
Speaker 3: I was going to say, Mitch, you look amazing in
Speaker 3: those summer dresses as well, Mate, you.
Speaker 1: Look thank you. I went to Linkraft and got about
Speaker 1: three meters of linen and just cut a hole in
Speaker 1: it all right, just washing my fat guy. Honey, listen
Speaker 1: to you guys. Let's write more ammunition for HR after
Speaker 1: the show in the corner. My tip is fantastic. I
Speaker 1: think we should all grow our vegetables. Let me finish
Speaker 1: in our own home garden. So you get some soil
Speaker 1: from Bunnings. Lettuce was eleven dollars recently, but actually would.
Speaker 4: Drive me to try and grow my own vegetables.
Speaker 1: And yeah, you got a Bunnies, you get your own
Speaker 1: seed links. Now it's a nine to eighteen week process.
Speaker 1: Of course, for the growing, it's a long game. It's
Speaker 1: an investment.
Speaker 4: Commitment exactly.
Speaker 1: It's a nine to eighteen weeks and you'll have your
Speaker 1: own lettuce by that time. Let us will have already
Speaker 1: skyrocketed to one hundred dollars.
Speaker 4: So you can sell it on Facebook Marketplace. You don't
Speaker 4: have anything in your wardrobe. You can just sell the
Speaker 4: lettuces you just.
Speaker 1: Grew, Thank you very much. There you go. That's called
Speaker 1: cross collaboration. And yeah, you could do carrots, you can
Speaker 1: do turmeric root.
Speaker 4: That's a great tip.
Speaker 6: Mitch.
Speaker 4: We're in your apartment. Are you putting your reggie guards?
Speaker 3: We're in your west apartment. Are you doing this, mate?
Speaker 1: I have to get counsel approvement approval, but it's coming,
Speaker 1: it's coming. I'll send you photos of my cucumbers.
Speaker 4: Right, how much are you going to spend on like
Speaker 4: seedlings and all of that, Like how much it'll be free?
Speaker 1: It'll be spun con with me in Bunning's warehouse.
Speaker 4: Oh right, yeah, okay, I'll hit them up. I'll let
Speaker 4: them know if they're looking for a new influencer. It
Speaker 4: is million dollar Mitch. Al right, So I actually I'm
Speaker 4: just moving on. I have no comment. I have another
Speaker 4: tip for you guys, And I remember this one from
Speaker 4: primary school. Triv you're probably too old you would remember
Speaker 4: it from maybe like your teenage years. Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 4: Do you remember the entertainment books? You don't remember entertaining?
Speaker 4: I remember you just choosing to be a pest. Okay.
Speaker 4: So the entertainment books were books that you got and
Speaker 4: you could buy them, and I remember they used to
Speaker 4: sell them in the office at my primary school. You
Speaker 4: go and get them, and they had all these coupons
Speaker 4: in it, so like coop for the movies, and it
Speaker 4: might be like take two friends and the popcorns free
Speaker 4: and they were jam packed full of value. And obviously
Speaker 4: that's gone a little bit out of trend. It's not
Speaker 4: in vogue anymore. But you know what is an app?
Speaker 4: So they've made an app amazing. So now you get
Speaker 4: the Entertainment Book. They haven't updated that. It's called the
Speaker 4: Entertainment Book, but it's an app now. So it's full
Speaker 4: of like a whole heap of really good discounts and
Speaker 4: different deals like they do everything from restaurants to experiences,
Speaker 4: to weekends away to free popcorn at the movies. It's
Speaker 4: money win.
Speaker 3: Now do you have to I remember you bought the
Speaker 3: Entertainment Book? Do you can you buy a subscription?
Speaker 1: Is it?
Speaker 5: Like?
Speaker 4: I don't know how it works, to be honest, I
Speaker 4: just know it exists and I was impressed. Share it
Speaker 4: with the reunity. Yeah, that's all I've got.
Speaker 3: So anyone can tell us how it works to hit
Speaker 3: us up at ses on the money anywhere on social
Speaker 3: is that.
Speaker 4: The contribution is still better than Mitch's.
Speaker 3: It is one hey speaking that we are going to
Speaker 3: get out of here for your Saturday morning. Mitch, you've
Speaker 3: got to stick around. That's your punishment for bringing crap tips.
Speaker 3: You've got do another show The Life on Cut with
Speaker 3: britt Hockley and Laura Burn.
Speaker 2: That is coming up with you next Yeah, I don't mind.
Speaker 1: I mean, you know, I'll have ninety K send my
Speaker 1: kids to private school with all the shows that I do,
Speaker 1: so and I'll do it. Maybe I'll see you next week.
Speaker 2: Everybody, all right, see you bye,