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“Those things really, really accumulate, especially when you’re turning the ball over.”

"I think it is a career anyone can do because if you're interested in creating content, and you're creative, it's actually something lots of people can have a go at," she says.

"You have to put many hours into YouTube, because you not only have to do the work, you've got to change camera and lighting, and you're doubling your work load. Then you've got to go home and edit all your footage," he says.

"We get so many good comments it makes you want to make another video. Even if the financial reward isn't there, because unless you're someone like Mat Armstrong it's not as profitable as everybody thinks," Steve says.

Whether or not you're a finance geek, the Academy Award-winning filmmaker Errol Morris’ "Tune Out the Noise" is a compelling, timely documentary.