Jesse Rogerson

And they talk about how some of the things you need to do, which would be to like deal with the water and the fluids in the body and then bring the body down to a really –

So you have to like take all of the fluid out, take all of the blood out, replace it with something that wouldn't freeze and then bring the body down to a very, very low temperature, minus 200 degrees or something like that.

And most importantly, preserve the brain function.

So all this to say is I don't think this is happening anytime soon.

I'm not saying it's impossible, but there is no real way to do it now or near in the future.

Thanks for that.

Yeah, I would be very curious about this mom's money story, right?

We all have a money story, whether it's growing up poor, growing up being confused about your family's financial standing.

Family has varying financial standards, right?

So mom is coming into this with her own emotional relationship with money.

And then superimposing that on daughter and daughter's kind of freaking out.

Like, wait, what, why, what's happening here?

Also later in the thread, the daughter says like, she's being quite responsible with her money.

Like she's not spending frivolously.

And yet there's this, she feels excess criticism from mom.

Difference of opinions, difference in financial values.

I mean...

I think everyone has a journey to deciding what their financial values are.

Where do they want to put their dollar, right?

For some people, they want a really nice home.