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The Charlie Kirk Show
Are the Tech Censorship Tides Turning?
"Day I'm fighting the sensors, right? Every single day right now, I'm banned from YouTube for one week because I said that trans people are suffering under a mental delusion. You're not allowed to say that. Even though you look up the definition of delusion, it's somebody who is believing something that has no rooting in reality. And so then I asked Google, which is like talking to a wall, right? You might as well talk to chat GPT, right? With effectively what you're doing. And they say, it's hate speech to say that trans people have a mental delusion. So I'm banned right now from YouTube for a week. So let me actually give you an optimistic take on this. There's a ton of tech censorship. We're actually in a much better place than we were a year ago when it comes to speech online. We're still in a crummy place, but two big develops developments have happened. Rumble has gone now to the place of viability, which is a great thing praise God. If you do not know what rumble is, it's a YouTube competitor. It's publicly traded. They have a $3 billion market cap now. They have users that are now nipping at YouTube's heels. They have Russell Brand. They have some of the biggest names that legit mainstream really good names. Dana White is doing a show on there. It's rumble dot com. Kelly, last time we sat down, there was no competitor for YouTube. And that's a real thing. Rumble is going to be around. It's a real place to speak. You guys should all download the app. Dot com and they're getting their act together. The second thing is Elon Musk buying Twitter is a major development. And that's a good thing. It's a great thing. I mean, I was blacklisted from Twitter and the Twitter file showed that. But I was blacklisted largely because of my government. And this is where we're looking at some very serious lawsuits. I don't want to spend too much time on this, but I'm kind of patient zero for some of this, because we had a very successful Twitter. We were very viral. And then I lost access to my Twitter account, which like boohoo who cares. But I actually lost access to my Twitter account during a very critical period of time, which was during early voting in 2020, right? So I lost access to my Twitter between October 14th and October 24th because I tweeted about the hundred Biden laptop story,
WTOP
"app dot com" Discussed on WTOP
"Cloud ability. Accelerate your cloud initiatives to promote fiscal confidence and get the most out of your cloud. Bring financial accountability to the cloud with app do cloud ability. Check out app dot com slash cloud ability to learn more. You're listening to WTO pneumo. It's one 53. There's a new tool to save lives. During fires in fairfax county. All you have to do is share information about vulnerable people in your home, so firefighters can quickly find them. If you have say a bedridden parent in an upstairs bedroom or pets created in the back living room, responding firefighters and fairfax county can pull up that information before arriving to your home if you've put it into their new system. The Northern Virginia region sort of leading the way in using this technology. John Morrison with fairfax county fire says if the new safety system. It's through a grant through envers, the Northern Virginia emergency response system. So all of the fire departments in Northern Virginia are using it. To sign up at WTO P dot com search fire, Chrissy king WTO P news. Changes to Maryland's parole guidelines are leaving some parents up in arms. They're worried the new recommendations could one day set free their children's killers. A trio of residents whose children were murdered are suing the state of Maryland. Chang changes made to the process that guides the state parole commission's decision making were done so illegally. The parole commission by statute has 11 factors that it looks at. Kurt Wolfgang is with the Maryland crime victims resource center. His problem is with the wording of one clause in the state code, circumstances of the crime itself are diminished after the first parole hearing. The purpose really there is to marginalize what happened to the victim. The parole commission and the attorney general's office won't comment on pending litigation, but in filings to dismiss the case, the state says the suit reflects a misunderstanding of the process and the proper interpretation of the code. John dome in WTO. He news
The Tech Guy
"app dot com" Discussed on The Tech Guy
"And no one knows anymore because nobody cares anymore because we're done. Right. It's cooked. I just try and book the bulkhead or I try and use my mouth to get upgraded and have less people around me. But I've talked about fair alerts last week. I had a flight on hold from Maui to LA. It was, I think it was a $125 each it just dropped. And I booked it last night. So always set a fair alert and also set the fair alert for after you book to see if that price goes down because then you can get a refund or at least a credit. So are the problems that airlines have been having with rescheduling or canceling flights over or is that still a problem? No. It's still a problem. But it's going to be a lot less chaotic since there's not so many people traveling. It was pretty bad for a while. Well, this is definitely been the worst summer ever. And they're talking that it could be the same for Thanksgiving and Christmas. If there's bad weather, it's definitely going to be, but if there's not, I think we'll be okay. But when you're away on vacation, I mentioned a really cool app. And I never told you about it. Well, tell me about it. So the website's flighty app dot com. So they give you the first, your first flight for free. And then it's 5.99 per month or $50 a year. But it better be good. That's a lot of money. It is. So if you're not a free traveler, you don't want it. But if you are, you definitely want it because it will tell you everything in advance. They tell you when the flight, when their flight path is loaded, if the tail number change, if your aircraft changed, let's say it went from an a three 21 to an a three 19, then you know that they call it there's going to be less planes less seats on the plane. Like travel like a pro, you get the weather. You get everything. I like this. This is what the pilots and flight attendants are using this.
Entrepreneur on FIRE
"app dot com" Discussed on Entrepreneur on FIRE
"Now. I think you're supposed to say that otherwise people don't act, right? Fire nation, you're going to get some action in that volley app as well. So we're going to have some fun in there. So one more time, volley app dot com slash EO fire. That's VOL EY. And what exactly is fire nation getting when they go to that URL? They're getting access to the fire nation volley space. Now a space in valley is like a community think Discord server think slack workspace. It's a community experience, and you're going to join with other members of the fire nation where you can take this course that Tim and I are teaching and interact with us and each other. So it's a great place for the fire nation.
No Agenda
"app dot com" Discussed on No Agenda
"Ultimatums. Car completely random, but we haven't. Well, they're random, but they are personal. They're personal. When we have personal shit, it's called a veto and it's to be respected. The veto is always good. People should know this. This is one of those. Partnership agreements where you have to have an animus. Everything's unanimous. There's no one guy who has the extra one. No, vote that he can beg. So everything has to be unanimous and so that includes that means you can veto and Devito's we use very sparingly. When the other person is so damn stubborn that they won't give they won't be able to give in. Right. And then so we respect that. So Adam came with it and when he said it, I said, because I like this piece so much as an old man, a cartoon of an old man with holding a cane. You said, we have to stop this meme about us just being too old guys. Yeah. That's exactly what I said. And I didn't because it would hurt my feelings about this art piece, which I really like. And then follow us not nearly as slick as what we picked. But it's really slick as dynamite. I had to agree with him. And so then I was stunned. When I heard Adam earlier in today's show, saying we're just too old guys. I know. I know. And I recognize me saying it and I regret it. But I didn't say we're old guys. I said it in context of it was actually, okay. Yeah, you're right. I said it. But in this case, it's experience of age that counts and is unique. Just like, we're not the duo old guys from the Muppets. Please don't make Muppet art with our heads on it. It'll never get chosen. It's never gonna happen, don't do it. No, it would never get any reference to old farts is verboten. Yeah, yeah. So that is out. It becomes the only, hey, hey, it's a great show. You should listen to his two old dudes, deconstruct media. That's not marketing, okay? That's not appealing. No one wants that. It could be a sub heading, but it's not the lead. It's just not going to be. Yeah, it's not going to help the show. By the way, everything that comes down to veto is usually preceded by followed by it's hurting the show. That is. That's not true. It's hurting the show. Yeah, you know, you're the one that is hurting the show more than I do. Oh, you made it up, man. Why may have started? Yes, of course you started the trend. Anyway, what we do like showing is all of these pieces of art and you can see them if you're using a modern not an old guys, but a modern podcast app, you can try it out. There's no penalty. Your other podcast apple cider still be there if you still like it more. Go to new podcast app dot com, get yourself a an app that has uninterruptible subscriptions. You subscribe to something, even if Apple tries to throw it off or Spotify or Google, you'll still be able to get it through your podcast in two app, and it's the way it should be decentralized. New podcast apps dot com. Now let's thank our executive producers and associate executive producers for episode 1394. So it got show 1400 coming up and I don't know if you know this or not but the number 1400 is an angel number. Oh, I did not realize. I've always heard about the angel numbers and we've had some in the past, but I didn't know 1400 was qualifier. Go to Google or type in angel number 1400 and you can read about it. And angel number 1400 is a gentle reminder that you are a child of the universe. This means that your angels and the ascended masters are highly interested in your life. They will keep boosting your efforts. Four times if needed, so you can achieve the desires of your heart. That's a beautiful angel number. Yes, a winner. Yeah. Dynamite. For a big day. Of course you are. You're such a whore. I want money. I want Twitter followers. What else do you want? Respect me, I do need Twitter followers. I'm down. Please help me. Meanwhile, they've just Ellis is on the list at the top of it, actually, and from Huntington Beach, California for the $1000. And he or she I believe it's a he writes hello fellows. I finally succumbed to the guilt of enjoying your show as a douchebag, attaches a modest donation to help keep the lights on. I've been listening to you and chauncy since Adam's first Rogan appearance. Rogen donation. And since then you too have been a bright spot in the otherwise dark pandemic. For my knighthood is a guy. For my neighborhood, I like to be knighted sir Jess Ellis of the truce brigade, and have hookers and blow at the table. Not to staple. I keep up the good work. Hooker symbol is always always there. You have the good work stay safe. Can I get a medley of sharpton and some dating karma? Yes, absolutely. And we'll see you later on at the podium. Thanks. Good evening. Is this crown hall day two? We are watching that was turning general Eric holder ABD about some Republicans at home all ready beating the drums of war. Today, the Pinnacle refuted that claim. And he said the American people do not want him to quote dwindling. He do not want him to dwindling his thumbs. You've got karma..
Shutdown Fullcast
"app dot com" Discussed on Shutdown Fullcast
"The entire collection will let you know as soon as they arrive. You can use offer code full casket twenty percent off those or any other purchases your first time at homefield barrel very very excited about this west virginia collection because his yeah i got some good logos. Choose from they really do. I gotta be honest. They they got a lot of spencer's yeah they do. I just going to tell everybody. No this is my friend spencer. I'll just wear me on a shirt from west virginia. I am now. I have spotted the actual mascot this year. What's have we gotten a look at the mountaineer this year. How burley is the mascot. This jinyan manage it runs. It runs the gamut year to you. You know they've they've they've had skinny mountaineers. They've had berlaymont mountaineers. They had a very memorable lady mountaineer. Couple okay I wouldn't. I would describe this mountaineer as slender. Yeah but he's mono looks part though he's got the beer too. Strong steely gazed pretty good. His name is colson. Glover that fits okay and The the the lady mountaineer is brooke. Ashby who also. I think looks the part pretty well. Oh yes. she's got listened. She's got some intense is. So that's that's definitely the part here. I will say in in in the interest of of their Promoting good kobe nineteen practices. They have they have included. Press images of the mascots in full regalia and masks. And i'm going to drop into the chat here just because just like you just look like you're going to rob a bank that's did you. What's with the but there says i think they've got beautiful images of the of the mountaineers in by the way that that davy crockett backdrop is superb. And they look like they're going to rob a bank short robbing banks folks if you Need to invest in your financial future acorns app dot com slash focused. It's like robbing a bank every single day. Let me tell you because little bits of money. Go from one of your bank accounts into your acorns account and then they just grow. They grow and grow as if they are themselves.
Daniel and Jorge Explain the Universe
"app dot com" Discussed on Daniel and Jorge Explain the Universe
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You Better You Bet
"app dot com" Discussed on You Better You Bet
"It's acosta's and ken barclay on you better. You bet for rick you know what to do. Best part about this now. This is new video angled quick language. You know i'm on the fence about it right but one of the cool things about it though. I guess links though. Sometimes it doesn't give i guess if you had to choose quick or link like would you rather be better at being quick. Would you rather be better linking. I think i'm gonna say linking like let's just let's at least get the connection going. I think i think you're right. I think you're right by the way let's on the rails and by the way it's it's not so quick. I mean quick. Which is which is no one's fault. It'd probably my fault actually with by the flooded internet but the best part now of quickly. Because that i get to see people that are watching the show on twitter youtube or the odyssey app dot com. Then i can see can can can see as well. Our entire crew are on video like not in the air fee. But whatever this thing is this offer like brady bunch style thing where it's all these different windows people's faces in them and literally the entire crew jams out to that music when we come back from break reckless playing the drums. Bill was playing the eardrums. I don't see bill get really excited. That often honestly on camera. But ken was playing the drums. Also that everyone likes that does i. Was i go hard when when that when that part of the drum solo plays. I'm i'm all about it. I go hard part of that drum solo place. Yes yep trumps before with any like talent or ability to it should be noted i feel like i can saying the phrase..
Anything But Idle
"app dot com" Discussed on Anything But Idle
"For the clamp one because i i want to be able to clamp the tablets on the monitor arms actually bring both it bring both thinks the same bucks. So he's used a clamp and then later on decided that you wanted to for whatever you just pulled a base out of the box antastic wonderful. Thank you for sharing that. All right frank. What is your productivity resource of the week. He's called hymning way editor. It's not new. But i just amazed at how many people don't know about this thing. How many teachers don't know about this thing. and gosh. where was this. When i was a kid. This improves your writing You'll find it at hymning way. App dot com snowboards. Hemingway like the rider that we all thought of in terms of his his Aggressive strong riding style his active verbs. He's short sentences. So the idea is you. Just you just highlighted delete. All the sample takes its there and you just paste your own and you see the colors over decide. Anything that thinks is hard to read. It turns it yellow very hard to read the the paint in howatch passive voice. It highlights excessive use of adverbs. So you before. I send an important email before. I send a newspaper article before i published a blog post. I think the tasted run it through here. Now check your ego at the door because it's gonna colored this thing up like you wouldn't believe normally for me it. It colors. These sentences is these are very hard to read and look at it and go you know what if i broke that sucker up into two sentences or maybe even three sentences well one the color goes away and secondly i go. Gosh that's a whole lot clearer. It improves your righty. And now as we're talking about education just think about in the education arena. How many times does a student did we turn it ar essay and then maybe we got the essay back a week later all marked up. How much value would have been an if as we were composing it. We were getting this kind of feedback in real time where we could gripe ourselves and when we turn in something. That was so much better and the teacher didn't have to go through with the red pin and correct all this stuff so every student in the world needs to know about hymning way at dot com in every teacher. The world needs to know about this and some really interesting components that..
Bob and Sheri
"app dot com" Discussed on Bob and Sheri
"Just hit shot bob and sheri dot com. We had a rough start to the show this morning. Because one of max's schnauzers was so loud that we kept having to like mo jo stop mojo scott. You could hear his snoring coming through. So max i said. Max can you. Can you roll off some sound of mojo snoring. We need to create an app. dot com app. People seem to like that and it's helping a lot of folks manage their stress. We need the mo jo app. Where instead of listening to rainfall you. Listen to max's schnauzer. Snoring you snore. Your own stress away. Here is the debut of our brand new mobile app study at the wheel folks.
Money Rehab with Nicole Lapin
"app dot com" Discussed on Money Rehab with Nicole Lapin
"Experts project that twenty twenty one wedding costs will rebound what they were in two thousand nineteen if not higher so let's take a look at the twenty nineteen numbers. According to wedding wire the average cost of a wedding reception per couple was around. Twenty eight thousand dollars. Although i'd venture to say it was probably a little higher. Because according to the not here are the average costs involved with a wedding reception. Buckle up because it's a long one ten thousand five hundred dollars for a reception. Venue two thousand four hundred dollars for a photographer. Eighteen hundred dollars for a video for two thousand dollars for florist sixteen hundred dollars for a wedding dress. Three thousand seven hundred dollars for a wedding band twelve hundred dollars for a reception. Dj seventy dollars per person for catering and the average wedding in two thousand nineteen had one hundred and thirty one guests. I guess it's an odd number because of all the singles who want to go home or at least go to bed with a new plus one and that brings the total cost of food to nine thousand one hundred and seventy dollars. The rehearsal dinner costs on average eighteen. Hundred dollars five hundred ninety dollars for the invitations. One hundred dollars for the hairstylist hundred bucks for the makeup artist. Four hundred bucks for the party favors and last but certainly not least five hundred dollars for the cake that is a total of thirty five thousand nine hundred and seventy dollars to put that into perspective that the lot more than the down payment on one hundred and seventy five thousand dollar house or tuition for a year and a half at florida state university. It's a huge chunk of change. And again i would still argue that. Those estimates are probably low. I mean shout out to the bride. Who's spending one hundred ten bucks on a hairstylist. But if you're living in la you're probably spending five times that amount which brings me to an important point of course. These averages vary widely depending on factors like location. What time of year and even what day of the week it is. You're tying the
Money Rehab with Nicole Lapin
"app dot com" Discussed on Money Rehab with Nicole Lapin
"You just got to see where else you're playing from. Their new york california probably paid another things but but being arizona. I like because the tax situation there is much more. Favorable in march of twenty twenty year reportedly signed a three-year twenty million dollar contract and based on what we talked about. It's not twenty twenty million dollars in your pocket. What was that negotiation like. That's still. I mean with all the taxes and all the stuff taken out that is amazing. Yeah it was definitely a huge huge blessing and it was actually my second big contract that i that i signed. I signed one in detroit And then i was actually released from detroit for essentially negotiation reasons. I wanted more money. And and then i signed a new deal with the with the cardinals in negotiation with well as soon as i was released from detroit that was interest right away in my agent got to work. He did most of the groundwork you know. I'm a firm believer i Iron iron my payday on the football field. I let my agent do his do his work from there so he negotiated a deal. I had a number in my head that i wanted to hit in heels able to To hit it and You know now now you know. Get to play home in my own self. I mean and then you get paid in just doing that which is priceless. It sounds like so. When did you start getting into investing. Was it with real estate. Investing at first. Yeah i actually so. My i kind of mentioned earlier but my college career was really shaky. Some injuries out a lot of position changes. That wasn't sure if i was going to play in the nfl. And have the kind of career. I always had confidence by you know days where it was like. I don't know if it's going to happen. So i started trying to figure out what else is going to do. When i met a mentor in he started out as a police officer in a special education teacher and he bought one. Property turned into two turning three and now he has a property management company in california in Him and his partner on over forty five on five hundred units in la and that was just hearing his story sitting down talking with them. That was really inspiring. Because i'm like if he was able to build that off of a teacher police officer salary if i only played one year in the nfl but never shit right. I can put myself in position to give myself a really good head start so that was my mindset. In after my first year. I went to a couple of real estate. Need up scenario zona with a with a partner. Might we used to go to usc with me. And we bought our first property in indianapolis. And i never looked back after that. So what does that mean. how many properties. So i know own fifteen properties of my own. But i'm also in forty other syndications on nutshell familiar with that but I'm a limited partner in a few of them. I'm general partner in in big syndications. All across the country from apartment complexes single family homes to senior living to warehouses. I kind of try to reach reaching in touch. All the all the bases in different in different fields and different industries and you know invest in collect collected What i call mill box money every month and just push up that you know what my passive income is in my mailbox money every month. And that's what. I what i've been building out so a combination of my own personal portfolio and then finding people who are already syndicating really good deals and networking with them connecting with them investing alongside them and Reaping the benefits. So here's a tip from devan you can take straight to the bank. Everybody should adopt the mindset of building positive of mailbox money of of looking at and creating multiple revenue streams. I think it's essential. I think that's what the new american dream is. More ways now to make money than ever before in our our society and in life so everyone should take advantage. You know you can have nine to five job and sell stuff on et. See that you like making make some nice chump change and then that could start to put into your first investment property like just lead fame. Start to feed each other. And you'll be amazed that where you can be five years ten years from now starting money. Rehab is a production of iheartmedia. i'm your host nicole. Lapin our producers are morgan lavoix and catherine law money. Rehab is edited an engineered by brandon decker with help from josh fisher executive producers are manned gashed decoder and will pearson huge thanks to the. Oh gee money rehabbed supervising producer. Shell lands for her pre production and development work and as always thanks to you for finally investing in yourself so that you can get it together and get it. All got savings goals get guac. 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Money Rehab with Nicole Lapin
"app dot com" Discussed on Money Rehab with Nicole Lapin
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Each goal once you meet a goal complete your purchase with any of the partners in the guac marketplace all while earning cash back on each purchase all block accounts are insured by the fdic up to two hundred fifty k. Download at walk app dot com or in the app store make saving as easiest spending. Hey guys are you ready for some money. Rehab wall street has been completely upended by player. Game stop amen. Should i have a take. So i do you think on your money will charge for wasting our time. I will take a shack. You recognize her from anchoring on cnn cnbc and bloomberg the only financial expert. You don't need a dictionary to understand the cold lapin these days. We have a lot of choice when it comes to savings plans for retirement back in the day though it was social security medicare and pensions. And that's it today. There are eight different kinds of benefits plans that your employer can offer but employers push the choice onto you because they don't wanna be on the hook for liability. That's a huge responsibility. So how do you make the decision. Charlie writes in with this question. Pinochle amasi just completely fucking when it comes to retirement plans. Most of my friends have a 401k. But my brother has a roth. Ira and feel so strongly about it. Which one is better now. Do you know they're different. We'll charlie. I know this can be super overwhelming right now. But i'll take you through it. Here are the players of 401k as a retirement account established by employers for employees. That's tied to the stock market if you're out of company that offers a 401k. You can make contributions before the money hits your paycheck and then your contribution is invested in an account with your name on it. They will get super excited about 401k's because sometimes the employer can make a matching contribution to your account which is like getting free money and any money. You contribute goes in before taxes. However don't think this money is tax free because you do have to pay tax when you take the money out if you take it out before your fifty nine and a half yes. That's really the number of the. Irs up with you have to pay penalty fees. 401k's do tend to be the most popular retirement plan. But that doesn't necessarily mean it's the best one for you. Remember trusting your employer with your money is trusting your employer with your money. Why not trust yourself instead. Most people don't even realize that 401k's aren't actually meant to be retirement accounts for your entire retirement. They're technically profit sharing accounts because they allow you to have one hundred percent of your money in your company's stock which you should never do hello worldcom tyco and ron lehman brothers folks. Maybe it's just me but the basic idea of having your retirement and your job. So closely linked seems wrong after all familiarity might breed contempt in family but it breeds blindness in business. If you put all your money in your company's stock and the company goes out of business your livelihood is doubly screwed now with losing your job and later with losing your retirement savings. Let me repeat 401k's aren't and were never intended to replace your entire income when you retire. It's just how we started using them once traditional pensions which are meant to replace your income when you retire started becoming less common. Pensions would guarantee you. Money when you're tired and that put the burden on your employer to make sure the money was there when you need it. Nowadays 401k's are cheaper for employers to run because they put the burden unu- a 401k. Is right for you if number one your employer matches your contributions number two. You need something easy or you won't save at all no shame. If that's you just be honest number three. You wanna go crazy with your contributions. The limits were 401k's in twenty. Twenty one is nineteen thousand five hundred dollars for your personal contributions and that's a lot higher than an ira which we will get to injustice number four. You may need to borrow from yourself now. You can take up to fifty grand or fifty percent of your balance. Whichever is less if you need it for an emergency without penalty as long as you can pay it back within five years. Quick side note here. Try your hardest not to exercise this option especially if you have a precarious work situation because if you lose your job you have to pay what you borrowed back within sixty days or it will be considered a default and really hurt your credit score big time the just know that the loan option is there if you absolutely have no other choice well that's that 401k is not right for you if number one don't have six to nine months of emergency reserves in the bank yes you need to save for retirement but you need liquidity i. He can't pay for stuff at the grocery store with a 401k number to your employer doesn't match your contributions many do but not all do so definitely check. Many companies actually suspended 401k matching as a cost saving measure during the pandemic number three. You have a significant amount of credit card debt paying down debt is a form of long-term savings. Because if you don't pay it down now you'll pay more and save less later. Avoid the potential avalanche of debt specially credit card debt and tackle. The mountain of interest accumulating bills. I number four. You want freedom of choice on fees and investment options since this is your employers show. They picked the plan and they picked the fees. You got a few options. But that's basically it even if the fees seem pretty small at the time they definitely add up and you may be able to do better if you feel adventurous and studious enough to tackle it on your own. Hold onto your wallets boys and girls money. Rehab will be right back here on money rehab. We are all about making extra monday. They got it. Growing a business can be difficult. It's confusing to know where to start. But right now you might be sitting inside a john enormous opportunity your home. Four million entrepreneurs have turned their homes into real businesses. Making real money on airbnb. They're called hosts you can be a host to you can host anything anywhere in the world on airbnb. 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Money Rehab with Nicole Lapin
"app dot com" Discussed on Money Rehab with Nicole Lapin
"401k as a retirement account established by employers for employees. That's tied to the stock market if you're out of company that offers a 401k. You can make contributions before the money hits your paycheck and then your contribution is invested in an account with your name on it. They will get super excited about 401k's because sometimes the employer can make a matching contribution to your account which is like getting free money and any money. You contribute goes in before taxes. However don't think this money is tax free because you do have to pay tax when you take the money out if you take it out before your fifty nine and a half yes. That's really the number of the. Irs up with you have to pay penalty fees. 401k's do tend to be the most popular retirement plan. But that doesn't necessarily mean it's the best one for you. Remember trusting your employer with your money is trusting your employer with your money. Why not trust yourself instead. Most people don't even realize that 401k's aren't actually meant to be retirement accounts for your entire retirement. They're technically profit sharing accounts because they allow you to have one hundred percent of your money in your company's stock which you should never do hello worldcom tyco and ron lehman brothers folks. Maybe it's just me but the basic idea of having your retirement and your job. So closely linked seems wrong after all familiarity might breed contempt in family but it breeds blindness in business. If you put all your money in your company's stock and the company goes out of business your livelihood is doubly screwed now with losing your job and later with losing your retirement savings. Let me repeat 401k's aren't and were never intended to replace your entire income when you retire. It's just how we started using them once traditional pensions which are meant to replace your income when you retire started becoming less
eCommerce Fastlane - Shopify - Shopify Plus - E-Commerce - Ecommerce Business
"app dot com" Discussed on eCommerce Fastlane - Shopify - Shopify Plus - E-Commerce - Ecommerce Business
"To happen the next six to eight months or so. I would say you need to sell experiences. I and products second is a supporting role if you were slotting stuff on wall and setting it out on the table in less. It's incredibly exclusive. You're not going to be nearly successful. And maybe just fail unless you learn how to weave in the experiential and that doesn't necessarily mean it has to be a book experience. That just has its own flavor. That's something we focus on but Experiences i products and products second. And if you're not going to do that closure doors and just get to ship just start to compete direct to consumer now main street. Usa class-a office in high traffic areas. Obviously you're always going to get that that walk in but really connecting with people means that experiential is super important. And i would say even if it doesn't seem obvious even if you're selling an odd widget or you know you are doing accounting services. Think about that because humans are tuned to the theater of experience. And you can weave it into almost everything if you sit and meditate on that for a minute he can probably find a few examples in your life was like that was a singular experience and i did not expect that will make you famous in your customers eyes. And then the third thing is recognized the power of curated happy memories for business growth. This is an innate desire of humans. I may not remember the exact details of the vacation. I took with my family to cannon beach oregon last summer. But i do remember when the tide was really low. We got to walk out behind haystack. Rock the memories are going to change a little bit. But what i'm left with is an overall sense of kind of wellbeing nostalgia and it actively dispels zaidi now that was my vacation in cannon beach which is beautiful place and i encourage you to visit if you never have but businesses actually can curate those memories. And when you do that there's a powerful association with your brand and you become a retailer of choice so to disregard the experiential to only kind of take hand wavy approach at it is not wise it is wise to think about who your customers are as humans what they naturally want and we talk with big brands and we support. Many many startups are little brands. It's the same across the though. Yeah love it. Thank you for sharing that. Because that's exactly what what. I believe to be the reality you know and i always look at my book of business every week and i try to think of some creative strategies of you know there's only so much marketing that i can do you know from acquisition and conversion and retention and brand strategy and business operations these technical solutions. I can go down that rabbit hole of trying to assist in those sorts of things but soon as you start using these sorts of words about cure rating experience all of a sudden. Is that possible. I have a lot of. Cg companies in supplements in sports nutrition companies and Couple snack companies like subscription. It's so interesting. So i think there's opportunity especially in larger markets Where people can meet together. And i think that's one of the opportunities that to think about as in my role with my book of business is saying. Hey is there an opportunity here for an experiential type marketing around the brand more than just traditional marketing. Is i think that's a big differentiator than not. A lot of people are thinking about today and if they were there leading in their vertical. I think that's pretty exciting. So we are nearing the end of the show for today. But i would love to find out more about i. Guess the future for the product. I mean like as a sast company obviously have an mvp it launched in. I see there's a public road map and things keep iterating based on. I guess feedback feedback loops from your own customers. So just curious about your north star. I guess for the remainder of twenty one and in the future like liquid. Like is there any alignment for new partnerships and innovation. Just when understand where the product is headed in the next year or so. Yeah thanks for asking so you can see our request set feedback dot experiences. App dot com. It's a place that we have conversations about this kind of stuff with our customers. Some really near term stuff. That might be interesting is we're doing multi-day right now. It's you can create an experience that's recurring on dates. Custom schedules predictable schedules. But it's all one day within twenty four hours so we're releasing very very soon multi-day. The other thing we're doing and this is really reinforcement of our commitment to empower experiential. Commerce is the ability to ship products with a time booking and so attaching a certain time slot booking to a product. So if you can imagine a winery. That's doing virtual wine tastings. They can sell a box of wine along with the time booking as one of their variants. Or if i am a crafty workshop kind of thing and i have to choose my project ahead of time. So the supplies are ready for me. That's another thing that we're doing from ten thousand foot view. What we're looking at right now is making our api public. We are looking to do some interesting. Full-on custom build outs with larger retailers. Who are interested in really blowing the doors off to customize ability and we are going to be working on handpicking a few partnerships beyond the one. We already have the two we have. Obviously we shocked by end. Another one with zoom. So we've got our eye on a few different platform till's overall our place. We play is not big venue ticketing. We're not a one to one appointment booking salon tool. We are really about that brick and mortar merchant. Who is they have product. They have a service but they also recognize the value of experiential commerce. I selling and so are features. That are in the pipeline. Reflect that exciting. This is a very unique recording today. Because like i said. I typically dig pretty deep into particular tactic or two. But when you use the words like experiential. I've written a ton of notes here but experiential commerce enablement. I think is a really good theme. You really are here to differentiate and create for the local merchant an opportunity to resonate with your target audience current customers or not but then having the technology to create these memorable experiences which will have this residual effect of potential sales now and or into the future. I think that's pretty pretty amazing. So how can people learn more about your app and your website and some information besides finding our product page in the shop. If i'm at marketplace you can go to experiences app dot com and that's the best place to learn about us. You can email us at hello at experiences. App dot com. You're gonna get me in our team. We have a lot of conversations. Were working hard and were super eager to satisfy any use case that is relevant to what we're doing and what the merchant's doing so we love to have those conversations beautiful. I know we spoke off line today just before recording and understand that you would like to share offer for those are listening today. Yeah we want to give you a longer trial. Our pricing is really simple. You pay when you use it but we do have a fourteen day trial. Normally that allows you to pump as many bookings as you want through the ad in this case we're going to extend it.
Self-Publishing with Dale L. Roberts
"app dot com" Discussed on Self-Publishing with Dale L. Roberts
"Origin app dot com. I that's not an affiliate link because believe it or not. There is still an open beta one hundred percent free might favorite cost. Yeah alumnae some free and allows me some story origin. Evan gow's was put together a fantastic product. There's so many other things. Within story origin. I primarily. Use it for the advance reader copy team feature but yet give give it a look. There's other viable avenues. Including books sprout and book funnel but they come at a higher premium. So i think that for books sprout you have it free up to a certain number of arc team members or reviews and then beyond that. I think it's like ten dollars per month. Which is not bad. I mean honestly you're not paying for the reviews. All you're doing is paying for the ability to reach more readers so it doesn't guarantee you anything but final. I'm not really sure. I can't remember how much it was off. Top my head but either way both those services function much like story origin. But you have to pay for them and they do have some additional features kind of like with story origin has in our team service actually is out there and i know there's a couple of them but as prepared for today's podcast. The one i knew right off top ahead called hidden gem books hidden gems books. You're just look up hidden gems books and arc review service. They actually have a number of services but one of their primary functions is building out in our team for you. It is a premium service. Much more costly than it is to say. Do book sprout or book funnel. But it's a little easier and how you pay. I think you end up paying like you have to put down a deposit. Might be known to twenty bucks or fifty bucks. They're booked out at least a year in advance for you can even be able to to get into their services and then when you get into their services i think it's an additional like minimum fifty dollar budget put down to reach x amount of readers and then any readers beyond that you end up paying like might be like a dollar or two dollars or something like that and i believe it's not to exceed a certain amount like it too like a certain level where there's like. Okay you spent enough money. It might be one hundred fifty bucks could probably be a little bit more. Could be less than that. Unfortunately i'm just judging off my memory here..
WGN Radio
"app dot com" Discussed on WGN Radio
"Store. Eden Lawn and Snow like Garden of Eden, Eden Lawn and Snow on the APP store. And if you're going online, even app dot com That's the website. So you told me you guys were like uber. That is if I wanted a ride. Somebody said, Hey, I'll give you a ride, and then they take me where I want to go. Similarly, if I need somebody to shovel my walk or plow my driveway, there's people out there that will do it and you're connecting them with people that need that service, right? That's exactly it were a platform on we work with verified contractors on the other side that can accept the job and get over there and service the properties right away. But if I'm just a kid or a man in the neighborhood, say, a talk show host who would like to get some exercise after his shift. Don't have a truck, but I've got a shovel. Could I go shovel your walk and pick up some change? So right now, we don't have that set up, but definitely in the near future. It is the focus of ours that we hope to have in place, possibly for the next season. 2021 2022 So now you're working with contractors, though. Guys with trucks and cruise, huh? That's correct, sir. Right now we're working with contractors that are all verified through our system. We make sure that they are all insured, set up whether they're using the snowplows of the using snow plow snow blowers. In order to service the property to the best that they can do in the quality that we're looking for. So what does it cost to get? Here's the thing value. I don't need to work for you. But Listen, I'm the president of my condo board. We just signed an expensive contract to get a really small driveway and really small concrete apron plowed. They come by once about every two or three years. We pay him thousands of bucks. To just do nothing, and I'm very frustrated by that. And I said to the committee the other day, so why don't we just pay somebody whenever we need it? They said Good luck finding somebody. That's exactly what you do right so well. So give me some prices. What does it cost for two car, driveway or garage typically First of all, John, I think he came to the right place. Glad that we're able and that we're gonna have to connect with that board over there, but our pricing starts off. Two car driveway. We start off at approximately $40. We don't tie anybody into a contract. So we only charge when we actually do the work on glee have to services you can either ordering one up job. It's gonna cost you that price. Or you can sign up for a recurrent service, which means that any time it snows two inches, arm or automatically will come out during service for property. But we only charge you for that particular service that we do at that particular point. I see you told me off the air that your app knows what my property dimensions are. And has a pretty good idea what it would cost to shovel the sidewalk or snow blow the sidewalk. What would it cost to get a typical sidewalk done in front of somebody's house? So if you're looking to get, for example, your front walkway your stairs her entrance, the city sidewalk. You would be looking at an additional $2025 for a total of 60 to $65 or so per service. I don't think I need to say anything else. I mean it Z that Z kind of what you need once in a while, By the way last question. What's the turnaround time? So if I hit the app, and I get a new override in about 10 minutes, five minutes, two minutes. How long does it take me to get somebody out to plow my place? So, for example, on today's snowfall in Chicago, where work doing hundreds. It's not even a Costa 1000 jobs across the greater area. We should be able to get to you have been an hour too. Especially now that the snow is smelt slowing down a little bit. It's our turn around. It's fairly quickly and of course, even on an overnight snowfall. We try to have everybody else done by 7 80 M. So this way people can get out. Go to work go to school. When those things are open about the most part are turn around because of our supply is fairly quickly and just continuing to grow within the area. Eden app dot com Is the website eat in lawn and snow? Is that what it was even lawn and snow.
NAL Live
"app dot com" Discussed on NAL Live
"Now that we nobody up and running so now just growing an never markets are probably a good time. Yeah yeah alert vice president vice president right. There aren't there. I can say hi. You're old man. that's a lot of work to. Here's he's like. Why do i see these people here guy. Yeah so hello at light source app dot com reach out to us where do a demo for anyone who wants swan and and you know. Let us know how we can help. Yeah and definitely gold. Download that app Check it out. 'cause i i just talked to jason gibson up in columbus. I know they're gonna be utilizing it. You know monthly And a lot of the other teams are just getting started on jersey. Flight had mentioned that they were Getting roll into so. If you're a fan it doesn't matter what team get in there download. The app joined so you. Can you can take part in some of these upcoming things. Some of them are going to be free. Raffle summerbee alive auction so live source. App dot com. We've got the brain. Tear mary who Let scott you know play. You know play the app a little bit so right now. I appreciate you guys joining again. Thanks for the sponsorship. Nfl live There's a lot of time being put into it and and you know we're really building it and your support definitely helps us do that so i i want to personally thank you guys for that and look forward to working with you guys for a long time. Thank you buddy..
You Need a Budget
YNAB for Good
"A couple of weeks ago, we. Yeah a little while ago, we took a step back. And in light of some of the horrific events that have taken place of late spurred specifically by the killing of George Floyd. We took a look at what we could do to help. And You know I'll be honest. I at first. Maybe maybe a lot of people experienced this. At first I mean I I just thought, will you? What are we supposed to do? As a business I thought. What is a business even supposed to? Do you know this is like? This is for people, not businesses. It's not. You can't really say that you know, but. That cross my mind and then My next thought hold. My business were tiny or just this tiny little thing. We are so tiny. What can we do? And I didn't really feel like there was a lot. We could do at first, but. Not Having to sit on it very long. I realize well. There's one thing that we as a business do very very well, and that is that we help people. Gain control their money. We help people make better financial decisions. We help them do the things they should with their money and also get the things they want with their money. And we can't, we can't solve all the other issues, but we can help. People make better decisions so. We an initiative that I wanted to put out on the podcast as well. and. This initiative is initiative sounds transient like. It's going away. You know, but this is not going away. This is going to be around as long as Abbas around, and it's called lineup for good. And you can re all about wine APP DOT com slash good. The idea is that If there is a nonprofit organization. That works specifically with marginalized communities. that. Also has as part of their. You know a component of their work, some kind of financial training financial literacy financial stability. We want to make why now available free to the people that you serve. So. That's it so you just right in apply and apply makes it sound harder than it is, but you'll fill out a form. We WanNA. Make sure that you are legit because we want to be legit, but beyond that if you're working in an area where you're specifically focused on these marginalized communities that we, we'd like to help if we can if you think we can. And The team has fired up about it. We already have partnered with. Dozens at this point. Of Organizations, and we are ready to give as many licenses as you need. I
Talking Tech
The app for hourly workers - Branch
"Hiring is challenging, but there's one place you can go. We're hiring is simple. And smart that place is ZipRecruiter. Where growing businesses connect to qualified candidates. Try it for free at ZipRecruiter dot com slash tech talk. Ziprecruiter, the smartest way to hire. If you're an hourly worker and you can't come in on Tuesday. What are you going to do? Well, there's an app for that. It's called branch, and I got a tiff Sedukh here to tell you all about it a tiff Phyllis in on so. Yeah. Branches a mobile first technology that provides hourly workers schedule and financial flexibility. So what that means for hourly workers, they can swap shifts with another employees through the application. They can also pick up shifts across the company network. So they're not relegated to say home store. And and finally, they can also get paid instantly for those shifts right after it's finished as opposed to waiting, you know, the two week payroll cycle. What would be the example somebody works where that would is this like a WalMart or something? Yeah. So if you think about the context of like a target store, right employees now has been trained in a certain work center. And if there's an opportunity. At target five miles down the road. There's an open shift. They can go ahead and claim that through our application, and then the other thing that's important to note is that you know, these workers deal with sort of Fran financial unpredictability in their everyday lives. And so we're able to also give them a portion of their paycheck in advance of their two-week payroll cycle after they complete shift. What inspired you to create this app? Yes. So you know, I had worked in retail over a decade ago some of high school and college, and I found out a lot of, you know, retail employees, and these hourly workers were still relying on the same tools. I was back then which was primarily text messaging. Maybe they would have, you know, an ad hoc Facebook group to kind of coronate some of these shifts, and when we looked at kind of the technology available for them today. It was traditional enterprise scheduling software, right? Nothing was built specifically for the needs of the hourly worker, and so the premise was linked. Let's build something that the hourly worker would love to us on a day-to-day basis, and let's build it kind of a modern mobile platform, very similar to something. They would use in their personal lives, but for the workplace, and how do you make money? Yeah. So we make money by working with the companies that employ these workers. And so we're able to charge them. Them for things like administrative control and roll base access as well as integrations into their back end infrastructure and systems. And so yeah, you know, as a result of that it serves kind of on the company side the benefits that they are really seeing from using technology branch is that it's reducing their turnover. Which is still a big problem in all all these industries about one hundred percent. And the other thing it is reducing sort of this excess labor cost rate that they incur with overtime. They get people to stay late. Absenteeism goes down and then finally a big savings in management time. So a manager no longer is kind of coordinating spending their week coordinating, these scheduling changes, and they can focus more and repurpose that time on the needs of the customer, right? Well, you're based in Minneapolis reliable to get your neighbor target the sign on with you. Yes. So we're based on any apples target is using the application and several business units. You know, other companies Minneapolis lifetime, fitness. It's a good place to be for me to be an in price software company. If companies wanna sign up, they would just contact us to integrate with save it my company doesn't doesn't work with you yet. I'm an hourly employee. How do I use the app because I want to get somebody else to work Tuesday. And I'll I'll work through Thursday for them. So how does that work? Yeah. So they would go the app store on download the app from apple or Google play app. Stores and they would get their other co workers on board. And we do see that happen a lot where you know, pockets of employees at these companies will start to use it and spread it amongst their workplace. Okay. So you get ten people or five people, and we all sign on. It's like an instant message program or something like that. Right. Correct. With like fork flows built in specifically for scheduling and kind of swapping, these shifts and trading ships around. Thank you so much branch dot com. Branch app dot com. Okay. Look for it in the in the up stores, and if people have questions for you, how do they reach you? You like Email you like Twitter. What do you like they can reach me? It's a tiff at branch app dot com. I'm Jefferson Graham with USA today. You've been listening to talking tech, please. Subscribe the show wherever you listen to online podcast, please favorite offense. Ditch or which helps more people find the show and as always thanks everyone listening. In need of great talent for your business. But short on time. You don't have to get lost in a huge stack of resumes to find your perfect hire. You just need the right tools smarter tools with ZipRecruiter you can post your job to over one hundred of the web's leading job boards with just one click then ZipRecruiter. Actively looks for the most qualified candidates and invites them to apply. So you never miss a great match. No wonder eighty percent of employers who post on ZipRecruiter get a quality candidate through the site in just one day. Find out today why ZipRecruiter has been used by businesses of all sizes and industries to find the most qualified job candidates with immediate results right now. Talking tech listeners can post jobs on ZipRecruiter for free. That's right free. Just go to ZipRecruiter dot com slash tech talk. That's ZipRecruiter dot com slash tech talk. One more time to try it for free. Go to ZipRecruiter dot com slash tech talk. Ziprecruiter, the smartest way to hire.
Marketplace Tech with Molly Wood
Can apps help veterans suffering from PTSD?
"This marketplace podcast is brought to you by hot cloud storage. If your company is thinking about moving data storage to the cloud, then you need to think about Sabi, it's less expensive than just the maintenance on your current on premises storage. See for yourself with free unlimited storage for a month. Go to Assab dot com. Click free trial and use the offer code was Sabi. And by the Michigan economic Development Corporation when it comes to mobility, more and more businesses are turning to planet, m Michigan is home to the largest concentration of auto related engineers in the nation as well as various all road and all weather autonomous testing centers. The learn more had to planet m dot com. Planet in Michigan where big ideas and mobility are born. Kennan app. Help veterans suffering from PTSD experts in vets say, yes from American public media. This is marketplace tech demystifying the digital economy. I'm Amy Choi in for Molly would. Justin Miller served eleven years in the US army and deployed twice to Iraq. I was medically retired out of Fort Stewart with three seven infantry he suffered from severe PTSD. So when I got out I felt like I failed. I felt it goes broken. I felt like I had nobody to reach out to nobody to talk to Miller almost became one of the twenty military veterans and active service members who die by suicide every day. He was saved in part by serendipitous phone, call from his friend, Christopher KADO, a fellow vet who helped talk him back. Now, Justin Chris have collaborated with a team to Billy app objective zero using social networking technology to make those kinds of vital connections between veteran's immediate and easily accessible when most veterans decided to commit suicide. They do it in the first five minutes. So we said we'll heck we don't have five minutes. We don't have time for a veteran to look up a place. Try to call them be put on hold or sent voicemail. We need something. That's instant an anonymous the app is designed so you can sign up as a user someone seeking help or an ambassador, a train volunteer who is there as support and be connected immediately via text or phone. We also made it. So you could be either. Or so one day. I'm having a bad day. I can go on as a user another day. I'm feeling good. I'm on top of the world. I am willing to listen. I can switch over and become an ambassador and the ambassadors. You gotta go through training process to show that you understand the signs of somebody suicidal and ways to help talk to him users have sent over sixteen thousand text messages and made more than three hundred and fifty hours of phone calls objective zero is also developing an algorithm that allows a veteran to opt into a support network, so friends and family can be alerted. If a user is showing signs of struggling such as dramatically changed, sleep patterns or unusual internet searches. Meanwhile, the Veterans Administration, which is the largest healthcare. Later in the US is also using apps to help veterans struggling with PTSD and finding that supporting veterans loved ones can have a significant impact as people cope with the return to civilian life after military service. I spoke to Jason Owen clinical psychologist with the VA about the work. He is doing the mobile behavior design lab to develop mental health apps for vets. So we heard very early on that one of the biggest shortcomings for veterans was that their family members are often not actively included in their care despite the family met her being the person it's really there and available to deliver twenty four seven support in wants to be involved. So we've done surveys of over two hundred and forty family members to get feedback on that original apt to ask what their needs were. And earlier this year, we released our second version of the PTSD family coach out it provides tools that are explicitly for family members. That was Jason. Owen clinical psychologist with the VA. You also heard from Justin Miller co founder and director of veteran in military affairs at objectives zero. If you're a veteran or a family member of a veteran seeking support all of these apps are available at the usual app. Stores and the VA's apps are available at my VA apps dot com. I'm Amy Choy. And that's marketplace tech. This is APN. This marketplace podcast is brought to you by the Michigan economic Development Corporation our world is becoming more free. Thanks to planet them. That will also include the future of transportation with the American Center for mobility. Michigan has the most comprehensive autonomous real world testing under every road and weather condition to learn more visit planet m dot com. Planet in Michigan where big ideas and mobility are born.
BTV Simulcast
Harvard, Bain and Boston discussed on BTV Simulcast
"It's really it's really the same issue real estates are more stable assets we've we've had a great team come over to ban capital from harvard has been in top top performer for the last ten years it worked out great for both sides we're very excited about that team and again they're going to be selective they they stick to specific niches that they know about so for example funding biotech a office space dr office space things that have demand and and we'll we'll ask the test of time withstand some of these trade increases excited about teams at bain and excited about certainly teams celtic it's wonderful to have your hand very fortunate i don't think we've ever had a better team of bain and certainly the celtics team is is just a working magic every night and hopefully the magic we'll continue everyone in boston steve how thank you so much for being with us wants of cpu is being capital coach and co owner of the boston celtics now drama among management at tesla continues ceo elon musk announced a thorough reorganization among management in a memo to employees monday he added that tesla was changing its structure to improve communication combined functions and get rid of activities that aren't vital to the success of the company's mission and the news comes after several executives announced the departure in recent months coming up much more from the institute of contemporary art right here in boston moose beat with the museum's chief curator and discuss how art has evolved through technology and if you like bad news check us out on the radio you can listen on the bloomberg radio app dot com and in the us on sirius xm this is bloomberg.