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How Much Should I Pay My Advisor, private money lending, and part-time in medicine

Money Meets Medicine

[SPEAKER_01] What if I told you that not all investment opportunities that glitter are gold? Keep listening as we dive in. Welcome to the Money Meets Medicine Podcast, where we talk all about the personal finance topics you wish you would learn in medical school. I'm your host, Dr. Jimmy Turner, and here's your co-host, who is a big fan of Christopher Nolan movies, Justin Harvey.

[SPEAKER_00] Jimmy, great to see you. As always, I had this epiphany one day when I was listing off a bunch of my favorite movies to a friend, and then I realized, oh my gosh, they're all the same director. It would have dawned on me before then. But yeah, the epic themes, great storytelling, some of them obviously like crazy production. There's lots of love about Christopher Nolan, and good art uses lies to tell the truth, and I think that he takes on a lot of important themes in his movies that really resonate with me.

[SPEAKER_01] I was showing Wesley the other day, second kid, kid number two, the intro to the Batman movie with Bane, like with the airplane, and just expressing him. I thought that was one of the coolest beginnings of a movie ever. And he was not as impressed as I was. He's a little underwhelmed. I was like, I don't understand. And Wesley's kind of a contrarian. It's kind of his personality. In a lot of ways, he argues a lot. We have lots of conversations about it. I wonder where he gets that from. It's definitely not me.

How Much Should I Pay My Advisor, private money lending, and part-time in medicine

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How Much Should I Pay My Advisor, private money lending, and part-time in medicine

Read the full transcript

The candid version is on a podcast, not the earnings call.

The candid version is on a podcast,
not the earnings call.