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The Middle Class Poor, Friendship Demographics, and Elon Musk's DOGE Claims
In this episode of The Liquidity Event: Money & Finance with AJ and Shane, we explore how demographics shape friendship networks, examine Elon Musk's exaggerated claims about DOGE savings, and answer a retirement planning question from a business owner.
Key Timestamps:
0:34 - Introduction and episode topics 1:55 - Mexico City update and lifestyle chat 3:17 - Billionaire Brian Johnson's extreme anti-aging efforts 6:18 - AJ's Certified Exit Planning Advisor (CEPA) designation 9:04 - Hedonic vs. eudaimonic happiness discussion 12:21 - How demographics and education affect friendship patterns 16:18 - Analysis of gathering spaces and COVID's impact on socializing 21:22 - DOGE's questionable $55 billion savings claims 24:24 - Concerns about public lands and national parks 25:24 - Reddit Q&A: Should you contribute to self-employed 401k or Roth 401k?
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By Brooklyn FiIn this episode of The Liquidity Event: Money & Finance with AJ and Shane, we explore how demographics shape friendship networks, examine Elon Musk's exaggerated claims about DOGE savings, and answer a retirement planning question from a business owner.
Key Timestamps:
0:34 - Introduction and episode topics 1:55 - Mexico City update and lifestyle chat 3:17 - Billionaire Brian Johnson's extreme anti-aging efforts 6:18 - AJ's Certified Exit Planning Advisor (CEPA) designation 9:04 - Hedonic vs. eudaimonic happiness discussion 12:21 - How demographics and education affect friendship patterns 16:18 - Analysis of gathering spaces and COVID's impact on socializing 21:22 - DOGE's questionable $55 billion savings claims 24:24 - Concerns about public lands and national parks 25:24 - Reddit Q&A: Should you contribute to self-employed 401k or Roth 401k?