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Growing up with five siblings, Paul Ollinger vividly recalls the lengths to which his "frugal" parents would go to avoid spending money. While getting his MBA at the Tuck School of Business at Dartmouth, he discovered his love of stand-up comedy after he’d taken out $80,000 in student loans. Now busy with his comedy career and hosting the podcast "Reasonably Happy", Paul shares:
- How he ended up as an executive at Yahoo and Facebook
- Why the opposite of broke is not rich
- An expensive item he bought that his friends just didn’t notice
- The 1 thing about money that “never stops”
Opening clip – “Wall Street”
Go to ilovemarmar.com and use the promo code “MONEY” to get 10% off your 1st order of the best chili garlic crunch in the world!
Question or comment for the show? Email [email protected]
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Growing up with five siblings, Paul Ollinger vividly recalls the lengths to which his "frugal" parents would go to avoid spending money. While getting his MBA at the Tuck School of Business at Dartmouth, he discovered his love of stand-up comedy after he’d taken out $80,000 in student loans. Now busy with his comedy career and hosting the podcast "Reasonably Happy", Paul shares:
- How he ended up as an executive at Yahoo and Facebook
- Why the opposite of broke is not rich
- An expensive item he bought that his friends just didn’t notice
- The 1 thing about money that “never stops”
Opening clip – “Wall Street”
Go to ilovemarmar.com and use the promo code “MONEY” to get 10% off your 1st order of the best chili garlic crunch in the world!
Question or comment for the show? Email [email protected]

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