Brittany Luce

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It's interesting.

You are in the unique position of being both a financial educator and also a romance author.

Do a little dance for that.

Because that's an extremely unique combination.

It's so interesting to hear you talk about this because I really enjoyed your perspective on romance and finance and the intersection of those two things.

Because

I can't think of anybody else I know that is sitting at that specific intersection, right?

It's made me very interested in your thesis, and you touched on this earlier in our conversation, that most contemporary romance is a class fantasy as much as it is a romantic or sexual fantasy.

You've gotten into this a little bit, but please tell me more about that, that class fantasy in romance.

They're mob bosses.

They're mob bosses.

Also, there could be other reasons to not enjoy Fifty Shades of Grey.

Hmm.

Hmm.