I didn't have the money for all the toys and such that the police officers normally did.

I had to really watch my dimes and nickels and

and invest them early and as much as I could to get the most out of that compound

interest because what I what I realized at age 24 was I had the most valuable asset even more important than

money at that at that point which was time. So I could endure what would become, you know, the bad times of 2008 and etc.

I could take those dips because I had enough time to come back and do even better when things would be bad.

Welcome millionaires and future millionaires.

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Welcome back to another episode of the Million spilled the beans on their stacks of green. We are your host,

Jason Stacey, ready to bring you the unscripted tales of wealth.

Warts and all, because who needs a script when you're rolling in dough?

Join us as we dive into the net worse and asset allocations of regular folks turn financial

tightens. It's like cribs but with a little bit more practical advice. We promise the only

rare edits are to be kid-friendly so you won't hear any

naughty language just lots of chiching and a sprinkle of do Ray Me so buckle up

tighten those purse strings and get ready to laugh and learn with millionaires

unveiled. Awesome man I cannot wait for today's episode and as always we're always looking for new great guests.

If you're a millionaire or a soon-to-be millionaire or multi-millionaireaire. We love to have me on the show.

I'm still looking for some various professions. I know we had journalism out there.

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