Ed Elson

I have to have an opinion on stuff.

And I feel like you can do that too in your daily life.

Yes.

But it is an important caveat.

Read and then speak.

And I'm trusting MattMC121 to not just spout off about shit that he has no idea about.

I'm trusting you, sir, to understand the ideas.

But I do think, again, hold yourself to it.

Okay, I've read stuff.

I've looked at all the perspectives.

Now it's my job to say something to someone.

I think that's an important step that you shouldn't count out.

That is a wonderful place to end.

Kyla Scanlon is an economic commentator, educator and founder of Bread, a financial education platform reaching millions through storytelling and analysis.

She's also the bestselling author of In This Economy, How Money and Markets Really Work.

Kyla, this has been awesome.

I hope Scott is gone again because we should do this again.

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