Rima Grace

Let me see.

I know.

I felt very accomplished after that conversation, but then I proceeded to talk with her for like five more minutes about how to actually roll it over because...

Yeah, it's like it's still not as straightforward as I would, you know, I would hope.

So that is the next task.

Yes, there's still a lot that I have to do.

Okay, so that was with my second job.

And then I tried to get answers for my first job at NPR when I was like 21.

And then I just contacted NPR and I was like, hey.

Like what's going on here?

And then they wrote back and let me pull up that email.

So they said, thank you for reaching out.

I pulled up your W-2s for calendar year 2012 and 2013 and there is no record that you made contributions.

They're like, we don't know what you're talking about.

Which is like, there was, I was bracing also for this possibility because, again, I was like 21, 22.

I didn't care about retirement.

But, you know, I thought that they would have automatically enrolled me, but I guess they didn't.

I don't know.

But hey, you got an answer.

At least it's not floating on the ether.