Bishop

I've got to be sure that I am in my lane doing what I'm good at doing for a particular purpose to accelerate the economy and the well-being and the job creation for our people irrespective of race, creed, or color.

That's still helpful.

Yes, sir.

That's still helpful.

Chapter six, top five money mistakes.

When you think about it, what are the top five money mistakes that you think we should avoid in order to be salient?

Because not everybody is following our conversation.

We left them alone.

Not everybody is there.

If I'm a ground level average person making $70,000 a year, $60,000 a year, what are the top five money mistakes that I should be working on right now?

Let me say this.

For example, in my own life, I can scarcely remember when I wasn't working.

I've been working almost all my life, whether it was cutting grass or passing papers or helping my father sell fish.

I've been working all my life.

So when I was about eight years old,

My mother, we walked to the top of the street and caught the bus, went downtown to Kanawha Valley Bank.

And I can't remember for sure whether it was my birthday or Christmas.

She got me a passbook savings account for my birthday.

Wow.

Okay.