Something On My Mind

In this episode David and Cindy interview Ryan Doyle the founder and Owner of Video Vision 360, a global video production company. They discuss how he started video recording with a $400 camera and developed it into an international business. He also discusses his philosophy on recording “all things epic” and his outlook on running his business with respect to forming long lasting relationships. Additionally, they discuss Ryan’s passion and success with his philanthropic efforts starting with his non-profit venture where he and his partners raised $1 million dollars for charity. Website: http://videovision360.com/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/VideoVision360 Walk a Mile Fund: https://charity.gofundme.com/o/en/campaign/walk-a-mile

In this episode David and Cindy discuss how the Coronavirus has changed plans for couples to have a traditional wedding which has forced them to opt for micro weddings. They discuss the advantages of choosing this option. In the second financial topic they discuss the upcoming stock splits of Apple and Telsa. In addition, why does a stock split and why investors often continue to drive up the stock price after the split. In the Coronavirus montage, they discuss how a couple bought a storage locker for $100 without looking at the contents first and then after they opened it up, they uncovered a $1 million treasure. For the last topic, they cover a wedding story that is one of a kind and why it may never be repeated. Don’t forget to subscribe to the show! Wedding Story: https://www.reddit.com/r/AskReddit/comments/7fm3la/what_is_the_worstfunniest_wedding_experience_you/ $1 million storage locker story: https://www.cnbc.com/2019/12/01/couple-paid-100-for-car-elon-musk-bought-it-from-them-for-6-figures.html    

In this episode David and Cindy discuss the ins and outs of what can happen to people when they win the lottery or receive large sums of money. In the Coronavirus montage, they discuss the executive order given by President Trump to ByteDance for them to sell their American TikTok business unit due to security flaws that can lead to stealing intellectual property. Next, they discuss how the Cascade brand says to use the dishwasher every night even if it isn’t full, as it uses up to five times less water than rinsing dishes by hand. Lastly, they discuss the “Night of Living Dead” disease that the cicadas are facing due to them eating mushrooms.        

In this episode David and Cindy explain the scenarios where credit card debt can be given to your heirs; however, credit card insurance can be used to waive the debt when the cardholder dies. In the Coronavirus montage, they discuss the story of a dog that traveled 57 miles back to its former residence two years after moving out and the hilarious story of a women who intended to pay for the murder of her ex-husband using the fake web site, Hire a Hitman. Lastly, in the human interest topic they discuss the story of an original Rosie the Riveter who formerly made bandanas to honor the women in factories during World War II and now is repurposing the cloth to make masks in the fight to prevent the spread of the Coronavirus. FDCPA - https://www.investopedia.com/terms/f/fair-debt-collection-practices-act-fdcpa.asp The Balance - 5 Steps for Credit Card Insurance https://www.thebalance.com/considering-credit-card-insurance-2645595

In this episode, David and Cindy discuss how you can shop for your medical surgeries and how it can be beneficial to you. In the next topic they cover the tragic story of a 20-year old who took his own life after being misled into thinking that he was over $730,000 in the negative while trading with the Robinhood online brokerage firm. David and Cindy will breakdown strategies the young man was trading with and what could have been done to avoid his situation. In the Coronavirus montage they cover why you don't need prewash your dishes before using the dishwasher and how the Los Angeles Dodgers are giving the fans the opportunity to have their image posted onto cardboard cutouts and placed into the stands for a charitable cause. In the last story, they cover some misconceptions around using moisturizers and facial creams. In the human-interest topic, they cover the story in Tenino, Washington who is printing wooden money for people in need that can be used as a real currency within the town limits.  Margin Call explained: https://www.investopedia.com/terms/m/margincall.asp

In this episode David and Cindy discuss tips that you can use to get an estimate of the taxes that you need to pay to the IRS. Next, they discuss why you do not want a tax return as there are ways to use that money during the year to your advantage.  Next they discuss the historic and unique contract that NFL superstar Patrick Mahommes agreed to. Lastly, they cover the story about the Japanese company Yamaha, who is testing an app that pipes in crowd noise from people's phones to simulate fans in stadiums.   

In this episode David and Cindy discuss pet peeves and observations about shopping at Costco. In the financial topic they address the biggest mistake that is made in financial planning which is when people pay more in interest on debt than what they are earning in the retirement planning.  In the Coronavirus montage they cover the story about a petition that is underway in Ohio to replace Christopher Columbus's statue with Chef Boyardee. In addition, they talk about a man who was arrested for smuggling marijuana using an underwater sea jet. Lastly, NASA is offering $20,000 to anyone who can come up with a revolutionary space toilet for when they station on the moon in 2024. Why can't rocket scientists solve this?  

In the episode David and Cindy celebrate anniversaries. In the roundtable they discuss how they met which ultimately led to hosting a podcast. Then next topic discusses whether you should have two budgets or one unifed budget in the household.  Next, they discuss the story of Bobby Bonilla who was owed $5.8 million from the New York York Mets and was offered a payment deferment which will lead to $29.8 million in total compensation. In the Coronavirus montage they discuss how Apple Maps will give routes to avoid red light cameras, how Donald Trump has the ability to use nuclear weapons to shoot down hurricanes and the story of a business that was saved by making toilet paper roll cakes. In the final segment they discuss funny tweets from couples that are learning to cope with each other while working at home; the human interest topic covers the story of two elderly people who married through video conferencing.