Suzanne
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I'm Suzanne from DC, and my best advice came from my Pyongyang-born mother, who loved to speak in Confucian proverbs.
She often said to us, never spit in the well, because you never know when you have to drink the water.
And she told this so many times as children, and I was like, what is she talking about?
But I really understood it as an adult, and I realized it really meant how important to maintain relationships with people.
I can't believe I'm talking to you, Dave. I'm great. How are you?
I can't believe I'm talking to you, Dave. I'm great. How are you?
I can't believe I'm talking to you, Dave. I'm great. How are you?
Oh, my kids have been saying that since they were tiny, which is what I'm crying about. So I live in Denver, and with my husband and our two daughters, our younger daughter is Mary, who always used to say, better than you, she got it wrong. I'd say, what did Dave say? But anyway, she's 19 right now.
Oh, my kids have been saying that since they were tiny, which is what I'm crying about. So I live in Denver, and with my husband and our two daughters, our younger daughter is Mary, who always used to say, better than you, she got it wrong. I'd say, what did Dave say? But anyway, she's 19 right now.
Oh, my kids have been saying that since they were tiny, which is what I'm crying about. So I live in Denver, and with my husband and our two daughters, our younger daughter is Mary, who always used to say, better than you, she got it wrong. I'd say, what did Dave say? But anyway, she's 19 right now.
Three years ago, she was in a catastrophic car accident, and she's okay, but she's got ongoing lifelong things. I just got a check, so she's 19 years old. She has $650,000, of which... is literally sitting in a high in a, it was sitting in a 0.01% saving her savings account.
Three years ago, she was in a catastrophic car accident, and she's okay, but she's got ongoing lifelong things. I just got a check, so she's 19 years old. She has $650,000, of which... is literally sitting in a high in a, it was sitting in a 0.01% saving her savings account.
Three years ago, she was in a catastrophic car accident, and she's okay, but she's got ongoing lifelong things. I just got a check, so she's 19 years old. She has $650,000, of which... is literally sitting in a high in a, it was sitting in a 0.01% saving her savings account.
And until I knew what to do, I at least got it into without commitment or anything, a 4% for six months, um, high yield savings. But my question is she's, The only debt she has is the one year of school. She just decided to take a gap year for next year because medically and the appointments are too much. So I don't know if she's going to go back, but we do have a student loan.
And until I knew what to do, I at least got it into without commitment or anything, a 4% for six months, um, high yield savings. But my question is she's, The only debt she has is the one year of school. She just decided to take a gap year for next year because medically and the appointments are too much. So I don't know if she's going to go back, but we do have a student loan.
And until I knew what to do, I at least got it into without commitment or anything, a 4% for six months, um, high yield savings. But my question is she's, The only debt she has is the one year of school. She just decided to take a gap year for next year because medically and the appointments are too much. So I don't know if she's going to go back, but we do have a student loan.
And if she doesn't, it's going to kick in in six months probably. But the question is, we live in a really great area for rentals. And she is interested in real estate, which is what she's doing her gap year this year. She's actually going to be taking some classes and interior design and all that.