When to Take Social Security
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DIY Money | Personal Finance, Budgeting, Debt, Savings, Investing
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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. Logan, the weather is nice. The sun is out. The birds are chirping. I love it. Is the grill out?
Are you now smoking stuff? Oh, absolutely. Yeah. I did a pork butt the other day, which is amazing. So that was awesome. And then I have a big tailgate coming up that we're doing at Keeneland. We do kind of like a reunion every year at Keeneland. Sounds amazing. So we'll have... 40 people or something come and meet at outside and then we'll go in together green or the lawn or we do it at the hill and then we all take the bus in and do it that way so that'll be a lot of fun i am um i'm smoking a ham beforehand and then i like to do things where it's like you can create your own to a degree so we're doing like a massive hash brown scramble so everybody will have hash browns and then we'll have ham and we'll have eggs and stuff like that
Where are the eggs and ham green? So this is a morning. This is going to be your morning, Taylor. Yeah, this will be out there at like 10 a.m., and then we'll go into the races at 1, and it'll be glorious.
That's great. When are you doing this?
Two weeks, basically.
Two weeks. I have not been out to Keeneland yet. I know that opening day was last weekend, and I don't— That's not like you. Well, I haven't— I haven't had time. I've been away, but I will go. I will certainly make up for it. I have since learned that we are picking our son up from college Thursday before Derby.
Oh, gosh. I see where this is going.
Yes. So I am stocking tickets for Derby. We've been the last three or four years in a row. It is one of my most favorite activities in the world. So I have told my wife, I said, if we find reasonable tickets, we are last minute ticket buyers on that now. I have learned Derby. that you can wait and people get antsy and they want to get rid of them. And so I'll watch the weather because I have no desire to go out and sit in the rain. Sure. But I'll watch the weather and we might be at Derby this year. That's awesome. That'll be a lot of fun.
Do you watch the prep races as they're like getting closer and stuff?
Yeah. I mean, I'll watch them on archive. I don't, you know, watch them on live, but I will watch, especially some of the favorites. And I won the last few years. And I think you've been in the same camp. I've had the Derby winner the last three years. And even some of the ones that weren't on the board favorite. I don't think a favorite favorite has really won in the last several years. I don't think so. But it came from watching prep races. And I will tell you, if you watch the Derby, it is a mile and a half. It is longer than anything these horses have run. And when you watch these prep races, here's what I do. I watch the prep races, and I want to see the horse that is closing that would have gotten the winner.
But didn't. With a couple more furlongs. Sure. And that typically puts me on the board. Now, it's not always the case because they've got 20 wide, and you never know what's going to happen. But, man, it's a great race. It is a great race. I am just talking about it.
We're basically doing gambling advice on DIY money, but it seems a little bit rough.
I mean, you know, two dollars. Two dollars. Yeah.
I think I hit the trifecta last year. You hit a really good one.
Yeah. Well, it's funny. Last year we were there and a bunch of people knew we were there. And so and you have you been to the Derby? I have never been. Well, you know, there's an hour and a half or whatever it is before the Derby. There's a very long maybe it's an hour. They have a long period. All the races. There's a long break. But the Derby before the Derby is even longer. Right. And well, people were messaging me. Oh, are you at the Derby? Yeah, we're here. Oh, will you put $2 on this, $2 on this? I probably had $100 in bets, but I have to tell this funny story.
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