Kai Ryssdal

It's called hyperbolic discounting, if there's any economists here.

It just looks all so hazy past about April 17th, doesn't it?

There are interesting remedies for hyperbolic discounting.

I may do a fun video series on ways to jog that loose.

Some of them are fun.

If you just sit down...

with your partner and talk about maybe a trip that you'd like to make in the future, could be next year, could be in five years, that actually primes, there's research about this, primes the brain.

to then be able to think more about, am I saving enough for retirement?

So there's a whole bunch of things.

So there's that.

There's policy stuff that you were just discussing, like borrowing against... Well, you know, for instance, what's the new standard deduction for a couple filing jointly?

I think it's $31,500, right?

Under the big bill, whatever that thing was called.

Um...

So you cover that story, right?

I mean, routinely, we've already covered it in the morning show.

Kai's talked about that as well.

But what's the cost of that?

You don't hear enough about that.

What's the 10-year cost and the 30-year cost?