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Grant Cardone explains why having a small emergency fund is pointless "You ain’t got an emergency fund, bro. You got a thousand dollars, it’s worth about a hundred. You ain’t got an emergency fund. You are broke" "when I did that show Undercover Billionaire, they gave me 100 bucks....

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