At what point do you realize that you have to plan for real life, as opposed to planning for non-real life?
Duncan Hunter: “At what point do you realize that you have to plan for real life, as opposed to planning for non-real life?”
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Hunter questions the planning process for realistic budgets versus ideal scenarios.
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