Speaker 1: She's on The Money Radio Show.
Speaker 2: With Victoria Divine starts now, Hello and welcome. So that
Speaker 2: she's on the Money Radio Show podcast, the podcast for
Speaker 2: millennials who want financial freedom.
Speaker 1: It's the radio show for millennials who want financial.
Speaker 3: Can I also say, I'm gen Z.
Speaker 1: You're not gen Z. You're not, though, Victoria, why do
Speaker 1: you look fifty?
Speaker 4: Wow?
Speaker 1: Es?
Speaker 3: You do you need a touch up?
Speaker 1: Botox? Touch up?
Speaker 3: I got a quote. I've sound like a Mazda three
Speaker 3: that's been hit by a car. But I got a
Speaker 3: quote for Botox.
Speaker 1: How much was it?
Speaker 3: It was baby botos. It's fifty nine dollars for perk
Speaker 3: crow's foot and then one hundred and fifty nine I
Speaker 3: think for the forehead.
Speaker 1: Oh that's pretty good. That's not bad.
Speaker 5: Let's actually talk about money stuff though, because this isn't
Speaker 5: like she's on the skincare.
Speaker 6: That would be a very good podcast.
Speaker 5: I would shout that I'm going to heat up Dolly
Speaker 5: Foster Blake and ask her if she's interested.
Speaker 1: It could be the go to podcast.
Speaker 2: Not wow, oh my god, a second, you're on fire today, mate.
Speaker 1: Wow, I'm going to see myself out. What's happened to you?
Speaker 3: Mate? Are you know. I was going to say, you're
Speaker 3: in a fighting move. Yeah, feisty.
Speaker 7: I want to go.
Speaker 2: I want to go serious question though, Mitch, what you're
Speaker 2: like twenty one twenty two?
Speaker 6: What is happening?
Speaker 4: Mate?
Speaker 3: Talks? I'm twenty six and it's my birthday in a
Speaker 3: couple of weeks your birthday?
Speaker 1: Or do I have to call your mum and.
Speaker 3: Ask you have to go through mum? The bicycle?
Speaker 7: No?
Speaker 3: I want something from your little.
Speaker 1: Trip you What would you like? What would you like?
Speaker 3: I do love skincare, so I love something skincare.
Speaker 1: You want some skincare?
Speaker 4: All right?
Speaker 3: The moisturizer?
Speaker 6: Or why are you talking like that?
Speaker 3: Mate?
Speaker 6: Stop being so creepy.
Speaker 3: That sounds heavy. I really love something, Do you not me?
Speaker 3: I'm talking of some sort of creep on myself?
Speaker 6: Okay, all right, boyster man.
Speaker 3: Maybe an ointment, maybe some sort of I just.
Speaker 1: Want to ask Sarah.
Speaker 2: You should ask his ma, which is a little throwback
Speaker 2: to the ships on the Money Radio show.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'll ask you, mate.
Speaker 3: Should I just say something though? I've had a couple
Speaker 3: of dms and guys. I want you to DM Victoria
Speaker 3: traveling on all socials. I want you to send us
Speaker 3: people as finding their marketplace and gum Tree.
Speaker 1: Forest, send me your marketplace.
Speaker 3: Send them to me at Mitch Turi, at Roebuck and
Speaker 3: at Victoria Devine. We all want them in the dms,
Speaker 3: don't we, Guys.
Speaker 1: No, we actually do. I feel like you've given it away.
Speaker 5: You mentioned before that I'm going on a trip, and
Speaker 5: I've been really strategic on the She's on the Money
Speaker 5: podcast to pre record things so that it doesn't look
Speaker 5: like I'm on holiday. But I've got it's not really
Speaker 5: a holiday. We're going over to America to go to FINCN,
Speaker 5: which is a finance Content Creators conference, which to me
Speaker 5: sounds really exciting to everybody else.
Speaker 1: Not so much.
Speaker 3: That's so cool.
Speaker 1: Thank you for your enthusiasm.
Speaker 6: Speaking of finances and all things finance.
Speaker 3: Yeah, let's do the show.
Speaker 6: Let's do the show. We are going to tell you
Speaker 6: somebody spent forty million.
Speaker 1: Dollars on a Father's Day press, a.
Speaker 2: Father's Day present. What is happening with that? That's the
Speaker 2: kind of thing.
Speaker 5: Please go, let's go to the show because he's already
Speaker 5: tapped out.
Speaker 1: Definitely noted.
Speaker 2: You sound like a bloody t rex over there, mate,
Speaker 2: which is another throwback to the show. Let's start the
Speaker 2: She's on the Money radio show right now.
Speaker 6: Tomorrow. Guys, Father's Victoria.
Speaker 2: You were telling us before you bought your dad what
Speaker 2: three four pairs of socks, and it's actually lying.
Speaker 5: You haven't no, no, no, I didn't get him socks.
Speaker 5: But I also know he listens to this show high
Speaker 5: down the Few. My name is Eric, Yeah, yeah, Eric divine.
Speaker 5: It's Father's Day tomorrow. I'm not going to ruin his present,
Speaker 5: are you joking? But socks is definitely something he would
Speaker 5: ask for. He's also good at asking for new Polo
Speaker 5: T shirts and like nice white T shirts. And I
Speaker 5: feel like that's a solid present because white T shirts,
Speaker 5: over a period of time they go a bit yellow,
Speaker 5: they like stretch out a bit. They don't look as Chris.
Speaker 5: Get you down a white T shirt always, always, Victoria,
Speaker 5: I'm boring.
Speaker 3: It's so boring.
Speaker 1: I don't know how to tell you this. I am
Speaker 1: a white woman in my thirties. What were you expecting
Speaker 1: in good Point?
Speaker 3: And you know what, Yeah, every since adding you on
Speaker 3: be real, it's become more and more evident. It's just
Speaker 3: his white life, all right.
Speaker 2: But from boring Victoria to vine A celebrity has gone
Speaker 2: the actual opposite end of the scummige.
Speaker 3: Get this right. Beyonce has gifted her husband jay Z.
Speaker 3: They've been married ages now, the ultimate Father's Day gift,
Speaker 3: that's what they're calling him.
Speaker 1: But I don't know if it's the ultimate.
Speaker 3: Get this. She got him a Bombardier Challenger eight point
Speaker 3: fifty private. That's a point for the short price of
Speaker 3: forty million dollars.
Speaker 6: That's actually not too bad for it.
Speaker 5: What do you mean not? Okay, I'm not rich like you, Trav.
Speaker 5: I don't know how much jets usually costs.
Speaker 3: What's the medium price, trav?
Speaker 7: No?
Speaker 1: What did you pay for yours?
Speaker 6: Traut through fifty?
Speaker 3: No, I'm thinking of gym membership.
Speaker 2: Because I'm thinking about, like, if you're going to say
Speaker 2: a jet in context of things, I'm thinking a couple
Speaker 2: of hundred MILLI at least. But I mean, when we
Speaker 2: look back and think it's a Father's Day gift, that
Speaker 2: is a little bit extravagant.
Speaker 3: Yeah, here's the thing. A jet for a birthday? Yeah,
Speaker 3: checks out big one, twenty first, fifty sixtieth. I get
Speaker 3: it maybe for an anniversary, but for Father's Day. No,
Speaker 3: this jet holds fifteen passengers. It comes with only fifteen
Speaker 3: fifteen cream leather interior, kitchen, two bathrooms. Apparently Beyonce said
Speaker 3: this she thought it would be the perfect way to
Speaker 3: show jay Z how much of a great daddy is. Yeah,
Speaker 3: here's a plane. You're a great father.
Speaker 2: I don't get it, Beyonce, why do you hate the
Speaker 2: rest of us? Like, why do you want to make
Speaker 2: us look like trash?
Speaker 6: That's all Each.
Speaker 1: Seat on that plane's worth two point six meal?
Speaker 6: Victoria?
Speaker 3: Yeah, what's what do you reckon? Victoria? I love that
Speaker 3: you do the quick math. What's a good budget to
Speaker 3: work with.
Speaker 1: For buying a plane?
Speaker 3: No, no, we'll talk off the air about that.
Speaker 1: I just reckon fifty bucks. End of story.
Speaker 5: But also you could say things like my presence is
Speaker 5: your present if you forgot, or you're a tighter.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but we don't use that word around here.
Speaker 5: I actually do you know? Going back to the Beyonce thing,
Speaker 5: why do they have to tell everyone they did that?
Speaker 6: Yeah, that's it now.
Speaker 3: It was his first Father's Day. This was a couple
Speaker 3: of years ago. So this is when they first haven.
Speaker 1: And this is all you've got.
Speaker 6: This smells them classic.
Speaker 1: This smells a classic mistery not putting.
Speaker 3: After lit lines thirteen one, six five. I want to
Speaker 3: know what did you spend a fortune on for Father's
Speaker 3: Day that flopped? I want backfired stories. I want he
Speaker 3: hated it. I want Dad hasn't spoken to you since
Speaker 3: I want it's no longer my dad. I emancipated myself.
Speaker 3: I want the drama.
Speaker 5: We should do this on Mother's Day too, when it happens,
Speaker 5: because I reckon, there are a lot of mums out
Speaker 5: there that are like, yeah, I got a nining board.
Speaker 1: No no, now I'm in jail for murder.
Speaker 2: You can literally make a macaroni card as I did
Speaker 2: three years ago, and I am a fully grown adult male,
Speaker 2: and she will love the ef hell out of it, exactly.
Speaker 2: It's thet all right, fern six five. We want to
Speaker 2: know what did you buy for your dad? Doesn't have
Speaker 2: to be this year. Why was such a train wreck?
Speaker 2: And how much did you spend on it? Father's Day tomorrow,
Speaker 2: let's do this.
Speaker 6: It's bad.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Annoyingly, Beyonce bought jay Z a forty million dollar
Speaker 2: jet for Father's Day.
Speaker 6: Now that's a pretty good gift. Victoria.
Speaker 2: You're not going to tell us what you bought your
Speaker 2: dad Eric Divine for Father's Day. I'm just going to
Speaker 2: say I bought my dad pistol, Pete Roebucks, something he
Speaker 2: is absolutely going to love, Loki Flex.
Speaker 6: What about you, Mitt Jury? What did you buy your dad?
Speaker 3: Mark Jury? Happy Father's Day? Mark? Love you mate. I
Speaker 3: go through a third party, So I go through its mum.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's the third party.
Speaker 3: They're so good and I just give them a call
Speaker 3: and they go, this is what they want. They already
Speaker 3: know for some reason. They go out and then I
Speaker 3: transferred my mom fifty bucks. It's all set.
Speaker 1: Then, thank you man. That's so good. You don't even
Speaker 1: need an EA because you've got one.
Speaker 6: Yeah, your mom may.
Speaker 2: Because you know, when you don't go through your mom,
Speaker 2: there is a huge chance it is going to absolutely flop,
Speaker 2: that they're going to hate it. It's going to be
Speaker 2: something that they don't want. It's probably going to be
Speaker 2: a disaster. So that's what we want to hear from
Speaker 2: you right now. On thirty one oh six five, what
Speaker 2: did you buy your dad? You thought he was going
Speaker 2: to love, but absolutely flop?
Speaker 6: Mick? What happened to you? I?
Speaker 4: Well, it shouldn't have fopped. I was pretty confident. I'm
Speaker 4: gonna be honest going into this. So I spoke to
Speaker 4: my mum, do you know what your old man has
Speaker 4: always wanted to go skydiving?
Speaker 1: And I said, well, I'm a good present.
Speaker 4: I'm not doing that. I was convinced to it, so
Speaker 4: I said, that's it. We're going to do it. We're
Speaker 4: going to do it properly. So I found the place.
Speaker 4: I went and got the full package. So you've got
Speaker 4: go pros and photos spent over a k. So I
Speaker 4: rolled up with him. Were so excited. He couldn't believe
Speaker 4: it. It was a surprise. So we went up. I said, look,
Speaker 4: I'll go out first.
Speaker 1: I don't know how this is going to go badly.
Speaker 1: This feels really hot.
Speaker 3: Can I just say it opens?
Speaker 6: Is he still alive? That's just what I want to preface.
Speaker 4: This opens, all right? So I go at first. Did
Speaker 4: it come down? Parachute opens? I hit the ground, I
Speaker 4: don't know ten fifteen seconds before turn around to look
Speaker 4: at him, and I'm so excited, so I'm just like,
Speaker 4: get it off so I can run up and get
Speaker 4: him my heart. And as he's coming down and you
Speaker 4: can hit the boy yelling who manages to get his
Speaker 4: league tangled up, hits the ground. My oh, that looks
Speaker 4: a bed. Can't get up. We've got to get I'm
Speaker 4: tagging the hospital. He's broken his fame.
Speaker 5: No happy Father's Day, Dada, broke your.
Speaker 4: Leg exactly, so I've managed to shout out over at
Speaker 4: Kay and break a major bones. Since then, it's been
Speaker 4: socks and jocks and nothing else.
Speaker 1: Go back to the white T shirt.
Speaker 2: Unfortunately, though, those socks are a lot bigger because of
Speaker 2: his broken leg.
Speaker 3: Anyway, traps the body still. Thanks Mick Mix the storyteller,
Speaker 3: I reckon he doesn't written down to picture to foxtail.
Speaker 3: He wants to get a mini series the first.
Speaker 6: Time he's told that story, I'll give you the heart.
Speaker 2: And he's given us a call on thirty twenty six
Speaker 2: five about her Father's Day present that was a flop.
Speaker 3: Talk to us, Annie, Hey, Annie.
Speaker 4: Ye Hi?
Speaker 3: Anny?
Speaker 1: Are you okay?
Speaker 4: Are you hi?
Speaker 1: How are you good?
Speaker 3: Great?
Speaker 6: Tell us your story any what happened?
Speaker 7: Well, my father in law and my husband are very
Speaker 7: competitive golfers, and we thought they deserved to treat so
Speaker 7: we decided to send them on this very exclusive little
Speaker 7: golf weekend away. Flights included accommodation, a beautiful golf club.
Speaker 7: But when they bought it the plane, the stewardess asked,
Speaker 7: who's a bit of golfer, and it was all on.
Speaker 7: They ended up having a big fight and ended up
Speaker 7: having quite a few too many drinks by the end
Speaker 7: of the golf day. My husband had one, but my
Speaker 7: father in law, being a little bit slightful and very
Speaker 7: very jealous, decided that he would not wake up my
Speaker 7: husband the next morning. He was in charge of getting
Speaker 7: them up for breakfast and everything. He caught the flight
Speaker 7: back on his own on the exclusive little light aircraft,
Speaker 7: and my husband had to make his play to the
Speaker 7: airport and just jump on a regular plane back.
Speaker 5: Imagine being that salty that you literally wake up the
Speaker 5: next day and you're like, you're not coming.
Speaker 1: You know, it would have been.
Speaker 5: Way worse if it was your dad and your husband
Speaker 5: like that could have ended in tears.
Speaker 1: I don't know they knew what they were up to.
Speaker 2: Hey, if you've got yourself a little bit of a
Speaker 2: money dilemma, you need some advice, you can hit us
Speaker 2: up anytime you want. Just search She's on the money
Speaker 2: on socials, just like Eloise has done this week.
Speaker 1: Nitch.
Speaker 3: Yeah, property buyers agents. I don't know what they are.
Speaker 3: Apparently like you go through a company to buy a property, right, that's.
Speaker 2: That's actually how it works, complicated.
Speaker 3: And what they'll do is they'll buy it and they
Speaker 3: buy property and their agents and that's all I know
Speaker 3: so far. But I can't.
Speaker 1: Believe how intelligent you are, honestly, turn out on your own.
Speaker 3: This is She's on the Money radio show right now.
Speaker 6: Let's do this.
Speaker 3: Yeah, each week we'll bring someone's financial story on air.
Speaker 3: We do it literally every seven days, and we get
Speaker 3: Victoria's take on what they should do. So, ELOUI sent
Speaker 3: us this message on that she's on the Money Facebook group.
Speaker 3: And if you're not part of that community.
Speaker 1: On Facebook group, oh, it's you know.
Speaker 3: What its like out there when I'm a bit lonely,
Speaker 3: I've got no finance questions. Anyone's seen the full moon.
Speaker 5: Will literally comment and then be like, we're so proud
Speaker 5: of you for seeing the full moon.
Speaker 3: Meet I'm well done, thank you, Eloise, She says, Hi, guys,
Speaker 3: v I've saved hardcore for two years for a home
Speaker 3: loan deposit uximately twenty five to thirty K by the
Speaker 3: end of the year. If I have this sizeable deposit
Speaker 3: and I want to use a buyer's advocate because I'm
Speaker 3: not confident in the buying process and have nobody to
Speaker 3: lean on close to me for guidance, what I need
Speaker 3: to have more money put aside for this server? So
Speaker 3: I mean she wants to know what to buya's advocates
Speaker 3: normally cost and are they worth looking into and why?
Speaker 3: And also what are they I want to know?
Speaker 5: So yes, you would need to put some extra cash aside.
Speaker 5: So summary of all of.
Speaker 1: That, let's step back.
Speaker 5: A buyas advocate is somebody who helps you purchase your home.
Speaker 5: So it could be somebody who is a property strategist
Speaker 5: and they're helping you buy the right investment property because
Speaker 5: maybe you're not investment property expert and you're like, I
Speaker 5: just have the deposit, I just know what I want
Speaker 5: the outcome to look like, and they make sure that
Speaker 5: it aligns to your goals and value use. I personally
Speaker 5: used Amylenardi, who is the co host of the Property
Speaker 5: Playbook podcast if you guys are keen on learning more
Speaker 5: about bias advocacy, but I used her to purchase our
Speaker 5: first home when we bought and she ended up finding
Speaker 5: us an off market property that put us in a
Speaker 5: pretty good position and was something that, you know, really
Speaker 5: aligned to what we're looking for at a price that
Speaker 5: we really loved.
Speaker 3: So what she'll go on hunt for? So you say,
Speaker 3: I kind of want these couple of bedrooms, this would
Speaker 3: be nice in the backyard, you know, the skin tanning booth,
Speaker 3: and they go and find.
Speaker 1: Yeah, the turning booth was really important.
Speaker 5: To be honest, It's a different process for every single person, right,
Speaker 5: It's a bit like financial advice in that it's personal.
Speaker 5: It was a really good process for Steve and I
Speaker 5: because when we sat down and looked at it, we
Speaker 5: actually hadn't talked enough about the semantics and the non
Speaker 5: negotiable things in the house and then the things that
Speaker 5: would be.
Speaker 1: Nice to have. So it was good to have a
Speaker 1: bit more clarity. It was good to have direction.
Speaker 5: But the things she opened up for us was off
Speaker 5: market properties basically, so properties that weren't listed on domain
Speaker 5: dot com or real estate dot com that she could
Speaker 5: bring us because she had so many relationships with different
Speaker 5: real estates around the areas that we wanted to purchase.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I've actually had a few friends who have been
Speaker 2: buying in the past twelve months, and the amounts of
Speaker 2: those people who have got off property stuff is crazy.
Speaker 2: That's where it's at.
Speaker 5: Yeah, that's where it's at because they usually move quicker.
Speaker 5: You don't have to go through the full auction process
Speaker 5: with an off market and essentially an off market property
Speaker 5: just means it's not listed anywhere online, like the property
Speaker 5: is technically for sale, but they could be a plethora
Speaker 5: of different reasons it's not on domain dot com.
Speaker 3: Wait, so do they door knock Victoria Like?
Speaker 7: Hi?
Speaker 5: Sometimes Like sometimes I've seen clients of mine literally go,
Speaker 5: I really want to live on this particular street in
Speaker 5: this area. They either door knock or they might put
Speaker 5: a letter under the door being like, hey, you know,
Speaker 5: my name's Trav and I really want to live in
Speaker 5: this area. Maybe a little happy story that you grew
Speaker 5: up in a local area and if you're considering like selling,
Speaker 5: this is my budget.
Speaker 1: Would love to talk.
Speaker 5: It's not uncommon, and I think a lot of people
Speaker 5: don't realize it's an option. I mean, you could do
Speaker 5: those things yourself, but a buya's advocate kind of takes
Speaker 5: it to the next level.
Speaker 3: How much does she have to put a side for
Speaker 3: the service, So.
Speaker 1: It really depends on who you're going with and that
Speaker 1: level of service.
Speaker 5: Right, So if you're going the whole hog and you
Speaker 5: want them to do absolutely everything, including the negotiation and
Speaker 5: all the legals and you know, making sure that you
Speaker 5: get the loan that you need, that's obviously going to
Speaker 5: be far more expensive than a leaner service. So in Australia,
Speaker 5: a buyers advocacy probably sits anywhere between five and fifteen
Speaker 5: thousand dollars as a flat fee. I do get a
Speaker 5: little bit wary, and this is probably a spicy opinion
Speaker 5: and some people listening are probably not going to be
Speaker 5: happy with me, but I am very wary of buyers
Speaker 5: advocates that are based on a purchase price, so they
Speaker 5: get a percentage of what or a commission of what
Speaker 5: you buy for, because I don't feel like they're working
Speaker 5: in the best interest of you because obviously the more
Speaker 5: money you spend, the more commission they get, so obviously
Speaker 5: the more expensive, the better for them.
Speaker 1: So I don't particularly like that. I love a flat fee.
Speaker 1: Most of them will have an upfront pain that you make.
Speaker 5: It might be like fifty percent now like pay two
Speaker 5: and a half grand now and then once you buy
Speaker 5: the property and sign the contract, you owe the other half.
Speaker 1: That's great, but lots of semantics.
Speaker 5: But tld are anywhere between five and fifteen thousand dollars,
Speaker 5: and I would steer clear of people who are commission based.
Speaker 2: Great advice as always, Victoria Devine. All right, if you've
Speaker 2: got a question, just hit us up anytime search. She's
Speaker 2: on the money on our socials. It's time to do
Speaker 2: this sper Save Saturday. Yeah, every week, Victoria, you give
Speaker 2: us some sneaky little tips, you little sneak about how
Speaker 2: to keep more bucks in our bank account.
Speaker 5: You know how much pressure this is every single week.
Speaker 5: I'm like hunting for super saver a Saturday tips. So
Speaker 5: if you've got some, dm them to me so I
Speaker 5: can use them on the show. Because less work is
Speaker 5: better wor.
Speaker 6: It's smarter, not harder. That's our mantre here.
Speaker 1: But this week I had to do it myself, which
Speaker 1: is a joke, but I mean good. They're good. I
Speaker 1: promise like you.
Speaker 6: Get paid for it, mate, and that's what you get
Speaker 6: paid to do.
Speaker 1: So okay, sorry, sorry, sorry, Well what do you got
Speaker 1: for us? All right?
Speaker 5: So my first tip guys on the twenty eighth of septeen,
Speaker 5: the national petrol price tax cut is going to end. Yeah,
Speaker 5: I know, I mean petrol is still expensive, but it's
Speaker 5: going to get more expensive. So my hot tip this
Speaker 5: week is to fill up your tanks before then, and
Speaker 5: do it a day or two prior, because I reckon
Speaker 5: the queues are going to be massive.
Speaker 2: My dad used to fill up little drums of petrol
Speaker 2: and have them in our back room, so we literally
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Speaker 3: That chet?
Speaker 6: It's starting to actually make a lot of sense in
Speaker 6: a number of areas.
Speaker 5: Does anybody actually even need to buy petrol for anything
Speaker 5: other than their car these days? I remember my dad
Speaker 5: used to get it for the lawnmower, But now my
Speaker 5: lawnmower charges up with that Ryobi battery pack that just
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Speaker 6: Here in boats all right, mate, Oh.
Speaker 1: Yeah, we're not really.
Speaker 5: He's trav knowing the cost of private jets and me
Speaker 5: each and his boat in here. I am being like,
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Speaker 6: So we're filling up before September twenty eight?
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Speaker 1: I'm sorry, I'm sorry, it's a good like it sounds sick.
Speaker 5: Right, here's your slapebox, divine yea. All right, so thank you.
Speaker 5: Let me step up and then we'll start. There's a
Speaker 5: few things with this, right, what about the students that
Speaker 5: are already studying, So it's for the next ten thousand
Speaker 5: people who kind of sign up. From my perspective, I
Speaker 5: genuinely think it should be the next ten thousand people
Speaker 5: to graduate, not the next ten thousand people to go
Speaker 5: into it. But then, also, if you've got all this
Speaker 5: cash that you're able to subsidize people's help debts with,
Speaker 5: Please don't get me wrong, frontline workers absolutely deserve this.
Speaker 5: But could we just pay nurses more to do their
Speaker 5: jobs instead.
Speaker 1: Of forgiving their help debt?
Speaker 5: Because I guarantee if I sat down and said, two nurses,
Speaker 5: you can get paid more per hour for what you
Speaker 5: do and be remunerated even better or have no help debt,
Speaker 5: they're gonna say that they want to be paid more
Speaker 5: per hour because a help debt doesn't incur any interest.
Speaker 5: So it's alone that if they're not working, they don't
Speaker 5: have to pay back. I've got a lot to say
Speaker 5: about frontline workers and first responders and people who you know,
Speaker 5: especially over the last three years, have had it pretty tough.
Speaker 1: If we've learned.
Speaker 5: Anything over the last three years, it's that we need them.
Speaker 5: Whyn't we paying them properly?
Speaker 3: Yeah, now I'm with you.
Speaker 1: It's a good idea in theory.
Speaker 2: Okay, Well, you've done way too much work for this
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Speaker 2: to get out of here, though, we being you and I, Victoria.
Speaker 6: No you, Mitch.
Speaker 2: You're sticking around for the Life on Cut with Britt
Speaker 2: Hockley and Laura durn Right, Laura durn from.
Speaker 5: Laura durn from Cut up Your Life a second a second?
Speaker 2: So the Life on Cut show coming up next, Mitch Jerry.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, and with who Trap Lauren n and
Speaker 3: Britt Hockley Brittany show coming up next, and me the Velociraptor. Yes,
Speaker 3: you guys, go enjoy your branch and I'll see you
Speaker 3: next week.
Speaker 6: See It Blue,