Kate Campbell

Pete Ardney on the show.

And they-

they got like different Americans from different backstories, different financial situations to be involved, to be coached by one of them over the course of a year.

And so this is a very synthesized version where they pretty much do a money makeover with someone and they're like, this is where they started.

This is the tale of their life.

Then they have some sessions with the coach and then they

have a few problems and then they work on things and it's where they are now.

But I thought one of the most interesting examples on there was there is a sports, someone who was a sports star previously, had a really big contract, millions of dollars, spent all the money mostly, and then had injury, wasn't able to get back.

I'm not quite sure where that got off to, but it was about, he was realizing, oh, I actually can't spend like I spent when I was 18.

Yeah, and I think that's why it's important to learn to manage your money when you don't have much of it.

So then when you do increase your salary and have more money or a windfall or something like that, you're better prepared for that.

2022 was a big year for shows that were to do.

I know there was one about the WeWork saga that was out as well.

And there was a few others.

There was one about the whole Ponzi scheme, origin story.

So watch this space.

There's so many.

I think people are really getting into these shows.

Whether they have a positive effect of reducing the number of people that get scammed, I don't know.

Oh, and I don't think you're quite Leonardo DiCaprio.