Responding to Volatility in Markets
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DIY Money | Personal Finance, Budgeting, Debt, Savings, Investing
15 min
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What personal stories set the tone for this episode about market volatility?
Hey, this is Allie, and thanks for listening to the show. Give us a five-star review where you listen and share this episode with someone who might need to hear it. Now, enjoy the show. Welcome back. Ladies and gentlemen, you're listening to another edition of DIY Money. DIY Money. What's shaking, Logan?
Thanksgiving's this week. I know this is going to come out a little bit later. Did you do the adobo turkey? I will. You will do the adobo turkey?
It is Wednesday, the day before Thanksgiving. I'm going to cook two turkeys. We had some late additions to our- Wow. Holiday list or Thanksgiving list, and that's fine. Looking forward to that. So I had purchased a 20-pound turkey. 39 cents a pound, by the way. Booyah.
This is delicious.
Do you do frozen and then you just let it thaw out?
Oh, yeah.
And so... Well, I was going to tell a funny story about that, but I'll hold that. Anyways. Oh, come on. Well, now I got to tell it. There was a woman who was looking at the turkeys, and she was looking. I mean, Meijer in our town has 39 cent per pound turkeys. They put them in the same section, though, that the Butterball turkeys are in, which are 99 cents a pound. And the Meijer, it says, like, frozen young turkey, right? And then the other one says Butterball. And this woman was standing there, and she was not a spring chicken. Let's just say that. So it's not like a college student not knowing, you know, I'm cooking my first Thanksgiving. And she goes, oh, what's the difference between the young turkey and the other turkey?
And I'm like, they're all the same.
You're like 60 cents. I'm like, they're all the same.
This one just says young turkey. And I said, but depending on how you cook your turkey— You can't beat 39 cents. And so she looked and she looked and I picked out a 20 pound, 39 cent turkey and she grabbed the butterball. Wow. And I wanted to be like, DIY money. What are you thinking? Or give her my recipe.
Yeah, exactly.
Clearly she was nervous about cooking a turkey.
It's kind of like when you ask the waiter or waitress for their advice on what you should eat, and they give you five options, and you take none of them, and you pick something completely different.
I don't think I've ever done that. I mean, unless they were to be like, try the liverwurst.
No, I always do something they recommend.
Yeah, for sure, for sure. So we add some late additions. picked up another one again i mean you're talking a 20 pound for 39 cents it's less than 10 dollars uh and then i got a 15 pound you know same kind of thing and i'm gonna do uh do them both but in the past we've done like one in the oven and then one on the grill you know and kind of slow cook it and i know you're a big whatever guy what do you call it uh But I'm going to just do one in the morning and then I'm going to keep it warm and throw it in a cooler, you know, heated and then do the other one. That's all I'm doing. And I'm jazzed. And, yeah, I got a recipe. I think I've already talked about this. I know many of you have asked about it, but I just have a recipe that's the bomb.
And every year I go to it, it's so funny because I still have to look at it. I'm not sure why. I think I know it by heart. Every year there's another, like, half a million downloads. I hope she's still alive and kicking.
Someone in the Facebook tribe asked about it, so make sure you send that link. I'll put it up there.
Yeah, that's right. Yep. Speaking of the Facebook tribe, that's, you know, fine. But we put up a blog post on the website. Website's been redesigned. We know we talked about that for ages. But check that out, DIYMoney.org. And we'll be putting up posts and sort of, you know, writing and so forth. As I look to transition out of Juul, I have the flexibility now. to do a lot more of that, which I'm looking forward to. So every once in a while, if you're bored, peruse over to DIYMoney.org. Check that out. We also still need questions. Please keep them coming. Send your audio file question to podcast at DIYMoney.org. That's podcast at DIYMoney.org. Although we're not doing a question today, we're going to talk a little bit of market stuff, but they are very important for the show.
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