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  Ed Driscoll Interviews 'Bachelor Pad Economics' Author Aaron Clarey
  Posted: February 23, 2014 | Author: Pundit Planet | Filed under: Economics, Reading Room | Tags: Aaron Clarey, Bachelor Pad Economics, Barack Obama, Books, Ed Driscoll, Finance, Non-fiction, PJ Media |1 Comment
  Ed Driscoll writes: "Bachelor Pad Economics," Aaron Clarey tells me about his new book in our latest podcast interview, is focused upon "maximizing your amount of time on this planet to spend on you and leisure and not be slaving away eighty hours at the office and just so you can afford that big mansion in the suburbs or the BMW SUV."
  Clarey stresses the importance of minimalism in his financial planning…
  [Be cool and get the book "Bachelor Pad Economics: The Financial Advice Bible for Men" from Amazon]
  (18 minutes and 51 seconds long; 16.5 MB file size. Right click here to download the interview to your hard drive. Or right click here to download the 3.10 MB lo-fi edition.)
  "I'm the biggest capitalist there ever was. But truthfully, the only thing that really matters, the true source of happiness is other humans. And the great thing about humans is they're free."
  Is it possible to enjoy America's decline from your swank bachelor's pad, knowing that you're financially prepared to ride out the worst of the remaining years of the Obama era?
  Yes we can, shouts Clarey, the self described "Captain Capitalist" and "the only motorcycling, fossil-hunting, tornado-chasing, book-writing, ballroom-dancing, economist in the world," in Bachelor Pad Economics…Read more…
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