Doug (Joe's mom's neighbor)
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4,454 appearances
36 recordings
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first heard May 2026
last heard 14 Aug
Doug (Joe's mom's neighbor)’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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The Stacking Benjamins Show · Should You Max Out a 401(k) You Don't Even Like? SB1882 · 10 Aug 2026
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I was kind of down after today listening through today's episode of Questions.
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I I struggled to come up with the top three things because it just I mean, yeah, the questions that our listeners asked were good questions, but it was the way they asked them I didn't love, Joe.
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Why is that, Doug?
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Cause every single one of 'em said, Hey, Joe and OG.
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And not a single one of them said, Hey, Joe OG and Doug, or my question is for Doug.
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There was no Doug mentioned anywhere.
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Like I'm just not even here.
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So why should I even give like the top three things we talked about?
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Would it kill 'em to say Joe and Anna and Doug and maybe OG.
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Would that be so hard?
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Little love for Anna and Doug.
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A little bit.
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Doug, you need to take a walk, take a lap.
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Let's see what Anna's got for the top three things we should have learned today.
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She just gets to speak off the top of her head, all that knowledge she's got shoved in there.
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All right, here we go.
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Well, Joe, first take some advice from our answers today to your questions that never mentioned Anna or Doug.
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That 401k at work, maybe there are advantages just to using the workplace plan.
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And more good news, there's little need to get fancy about how you use it.
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Second, special needs?
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