Brooke Fox

Offer to get them with some mystery stuffing.

Brooke, is there anything that you're hiding in the trunk of your car right now that you wouldn't want your husband, Michael, to know about?

Oh my gosh, that sounds sketchy.

Actually, I just removed it.

one that's even more sketchy okay it was some decorations because he thinks that we have too many holiday decorations and i may or may not have purchased a couple more so i quickly screwed them into the garage so he wouldn't see oh but he's gonna love it when they're out are you sure you're not hiding last year's halloween candy stash that mysteriously went missing back there

Oh, so she really wasn't hiding it.

I'm just saying, one of our listeners says she's been storing one particular item in the back of her car for years.

Years.

And she does it as a secret way to keep her marriage stable.

She says it's because of this one thing.

Her and her husband have never been closer, and she wants to share this strategy with all the other ladies of the world, especially if your spouse gets worried about spending too much money.

This apparently has saved her.

You're going to hear it in a brand new mass speaker coming up right after this.

Michael Lewis here.

My book, The Big Short, tells the story of the buildup and burst of the U.S.

housing market back in 2008.

It follows a few unlikely but lucky people who saw the real estate market for the black hole it would become and eventually made billions of dollars from that perception.

It was like feeding the monster, said Eisman.

We fed the monster until it blew up.

The monster was exploding.