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ZACH DE GREGORIO, CPA www.WolvesAndFinance.com One question I get a lot is “What is the deal with the Wolves?” I call this YouTube channel “WolvesAndFinance,” which is an interesting name for a channel that talks about accounting and corporate finance. My website is WolvesAndFinance.com. I wrote a book about Theoretical Finance called “On Wolves and Finance.” So I am sure you have noticed a theme here, which begs the question, “What is the deal with the Wolves?” It is actually quite a personal story. So in this video, I’m going to tell you the story of when I lived with a pack of wild dogs. This whole story starts with me being really cheap. Like any good accountant, I am a very fiscally responsible person and I hate to spend money. Back when I was thinking about going back to college and getting an MBA, I was trying to figure out how to do it. If you want to get into the top MBA programs, you have to quit your job and go to school full time, and I really did not have the money to quit my job. So I came up with an idea. I was living on my own in Los Angeles at the time. So called my parents up and asked if I could move in with them rent free so I could afford to get my MBA. Now here is where it gets interesting. My parents did not really have room for me to move in. When I had originally moved out of the house many years ago, my parents decided to pursue their dream of breeding hunting dogs. Now if you have had any experience with hunting dogs, you know they are not your typical domesticated house pet. Hunting dogs are pretty wild. You want hunting dogs to keep their wild instincts because it makes them better hunters. And at the time, my parents had 15 dogs that they were training and breeding to be world class hunting dogs. So when I asked if I could move in, of course my parents said yes, but I would have to live with this pack of dogs. So I said “Let’s do this!” and signed up for classes. Now in hindsight, I realize this may not have been the best idea. It was very challenging. Living with 15 dogs does not create a good studying environment. I do not advise it. So I would be sitting there trying to figure out financial equations while these ferocious animals are running around me. And this was not your typical puppy mill. These were well looked after dogs. These dogs eat better quality food than I eat. And they could run around the house and socialize with people. Now as difficult as that was to study and pass my classes, I realize that I had an experience most people do not get. When you live with that many dogs for a long time, you become a part of the pack. And I got to see the dynamics of a pack of wild dogs that most people never see. 15 dogs is a lot of dogs. Most people only experience at most four dogs at the sa ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=13OAcmVJGNo