Pat Wright

Like,

That's probably the number one personal finance tip is like cars can be like very bad for personal finances, particularly if you're taking out a loan to buy one.

So that's one of his big bugbears as well.

Yeah, I think I'm wired a bit differently to a lot of people in that I'm naturally like this.

It's like my personality.

And same with like Mr. Money Mustache.

Like he obviously is just, he enjoys that.

Like he doesn't want to spend more money or, you know, doesn't have desired consumer products really.

But a lot of people aren't like that.

And that's what I was trying to say.

It's like, you know, you don't have to be that extreme.

Some people might even say he's almost a bit like a monk, like how he lives his life.

But you have to find what works for you, right?

And there's no like what works for me is not going to be what works for someone else.

I was going to say as well a couple of books that I really like.

One is The Snowball, which is obviously about Warren Buffett.

Is that that really huge book?

It's really big, yeah.

But it's actually really, there's so much in there as well.

And one of the things I like about that book is obviously a lot of people in the finance world are really obsessed with Warren Buffett and, you know, value investing and things like that.