Financial Analyst Can't Balance His Own Books - Til Debt Do Us Part 203 - No One At The Helm

Gerry is a financial analyst but the books at home just don’t balance. This is a second marriage for both Kelley and Gerry and they’re both trying hard to avoid control issues they faced in past relationships. But, with three kids and seven years of uncontrolled spending under their belts, they’re sinking fast.

[@AshtheViking]

I hate that the 'selling cookware' thing was included. Most of those are multi-level marketing agencies and you never truly make any money doing it and burn bridges with friends/family by trying to convince them to buy your crap.

[@cherylT321]

Yep, my brother and his wife did Amway for years; they kept trying to rope me into it but I always knew there was something wrong with it!

[@WantonBaby]

Due the HUSTLE

[@marlenemaschke3763]

I delete people like that off my friends list.

[@michaeldew7904]

This was super sketchy, I agree.

[@laminage]

​@@cherylT321Jon Knight of New Kids On The Block did it too. He and his Brother also worked as sous chefs. Now Jon in a house flipper and he and the other "New Kids" are doing a residency in Las Vegas.

[@ladymacan7874]

I think he’s right to distinguish being broke from being poor. You are poor because you don’t make much money. Being broke is the result of money mismanagement.

[@richardt6980]

Actually I always tell people I'm broke. I have a fixed amount I spend and invest the rest. So not poor just broke because I refuse to touch my investments

[@bovnycccoperalover3579]

You're very lucky. I am retired with social security and have to dip into my IRA.

[@laminage]

​Self Help Guru Iyanla Vanzant encourges folks to reword their phrases. Instead of saying "I'm Broke!" say "I Am Temporarily Without Funds!"

[@laminage]

You can't spend more money than you make and sadly that's the problem that alot of folks "still" have. 😢. It' s like you have to keep up this image because you're too ashamed to admit your finances are a mess

[@littleblackcar]

"I look at credit card limit as disposable income." Hoooo boy; this is gonna be a wild episode.

[@momsaidicould]

My husband is the same way. Found out the hard way

[@ksf9729]

Crazy, huh?!

[@CarolBennettGA]

I read a statement by a bank employee, when asked what the craziest thing is they've been asked, the banker said " a customer came in and demanded we reload his credit card. That he had already racked up to the limit and needed it to be refilled. I had to explain to him that's now how it works. He has to pay off what he spent. Took a long time and included a manager to explain to the guy that's not how credit cards work". I was just baffled

[@laminage]

@@CarolBennettGA God that is "sick". This is a joke. Shakespeare once said "Never A Borrower Nor A Lender Be" from Hamlet. He's like a Male Version of Becky Bloomwood from Confessions Of A Shopaholic. The biggest mistake they made is that they didn't go over Finances "before" they got married.

[@MrsEJV]

This thinking blows my mind. But I’ve watched every episode of this show at least twice over the years. I live on Social Security- single parent, job without retirement. 75, live alone in a Senior community (it’s lovely!). I think the last time I went out to dinner was 9/21 (it’s 6/22 now). I’ve never had dinner delivered. I’ve gone to visit friends but don’t remember my last vacation. I have zero debt. Everything is paid in full every month. I use a credit card to get the points but paid in full religiously. My funeral right down to opening the grave is prepaid. I have six months living expenses in the bank. Let’s face it - I could run up a ton of debt that would be erased when I die but I still would be anxious knowing I had debt. These people fascinate me!

[@javaskull88]

I give this couple credit for working together well. No arguing or blaming, just a shared common goal.

[@laminage]

Yes, Bev & John from another show argued. The worst was Sam & Stephanie where Sam is a narcistic grade a bully.

[@jenniferbond7073]

MLM is not a real part time job. You have to by “starter kits”. Why was this not called out.

[@Noellep]

There was a lot less awareness back then about how awful MLMs are.

[@musicgirl999]

Not all MLMs require you to purchase a starter kit.

[@juliemoore6957]

Yep. I sold Mary Kay and it's the consultants (me) doing most of the buying. Plus, they changed their packaging regularly, so you were always having to buy new demo kits. Rip off!

[@michaeldew7904]

@@musicgirl999 This one did, they included it in the episode.

[@lesleyrafuse9088]

​@@musicgirl999But this one did. And MLMs are just plain BAD

[@sandisteinberg731]

Why isn't dad giving up golf for a year or two since the family is broke, in deep debt, and he pretends to be concerned about "family time." His selfishness is a huge part of the problem.

[@lyndsae77]

Seriously. Or at least go down to once or twice a month.

[@cherylT321]

I felt for sure that Gail would have told him he needs to cut down on the golfing, but she didn’t!

[@JewelBlueIbanez]

If he works in finance, it could be a work thing. Work related golf games aren’t uncommon.

[@General_Zod99]

he looks like kane hodders less successful brother lol

[@glamourkoizora4490]

Oooh Kelly trying to get out of debt but then joining an MLM 🤧.

[@lesleyrafuse9088]

I can't believe Gail let her do that!!!!

[@paigemclean2849]

Beyond ridiculous the husband was playing golf four times a week. Yet he was worried that having a part time job would take him away from his family. Also, I wonder how much it cost him every week to play four rounds of golf. Dummy.

[@janebaker4912]

Yes!!

[@christinebutler7630]

Golf is a rich man's game. Everyone wants to live like he's a CEO, when he's really in the "bowling and pool" social class.

[@bovnycccoperalover3579]

We often pretend to be practical when we're actually being emotional.

[@4862cjc]

@@christinebutler7630IKR. Four rounds of golf per week? I love Gail’s suggestion: get a part-time job at a golf course (and I mean 20-30 hours per week). Nahhh! That’ll cut into family time, while his wife tries to sell cookware. SMH.

[@shannonobrien9922]

Proves- ya can't fix stupid

[@GIChiyo]

I really hope that "cookware party" job was not an MLM...

[@suekennedy1595]

They always are

[@ericnelson9100]

Sure sounds like it

[@nancyaguirre2307]

Are there any other?

[@ericnelson9100]

@@nancyaguirre2307 When was the last time u heard of a party centering around Proctor & Gamble or Colgate & Palmolive products? I really think Gail doesn't know what a pyramid is, because this isn't the first episode where this occurred and she was mum on the issue?

[@blaakcoffee]

It was😂😂😂

[@rc0334]

The face Gail made when the wife mentioned having the cooking product parties!

[@twatquat3322]

@rc0334>yes, Definitely more like a hobby than an income...

[@mamadoom9724]

I’m loving this show because it’s made me take a closer look at where my money is going

[@quitadiva4235]

I loooove watching this show

[@jreinel1966]

They borrow money from family members and haven't make an effort to pay back?..the worst,60k from one of their mothers...🤮

[@laminage]

Yes! Bev & John from another episode did that with their Family Members but they took accountability for what they did.

[@TheImperfectReader]

I love the family meetings with the kids.

[@stephanieoliver8634]

We're not poor, we're broke! Priceless.

[@caseyhill636]

The kids seem like real stars. Kids are able to do with much less than you think. They want happy parents, food, a safe warm/cool home.

[@thekibbler]

Came here to say this too! Super sweet kids, especially the teenagers 😊 so nice to see open mindedness at that age

[@janetroberts7614]

I know this show was early 2000s, but none of the activities that they brought up are actually free. Fishing poles and bait cost money, a piñata and candy cost money, and most music events cost money even in small towns.

[@midwifeohyeah22]

The only bad thing in this was the mlm job! Bad idea

[@javaskull88]

Finance majors are taught that debt is your friend. Accounting majors learn that books have to balance.

[@sandysimmer1279]

Gerry, with a big smile, after tv was removed....."Now what are we going to do in our bedroom?"....lol

[@bobbbbysacamano]

no one is getting pounded in that relationship. cheeks are not getting clapped.

[@Moolarkey]

Telling his son no one would pay to watch him play football. Also the son saying his games are free but his family hasn't been going? wow.

[@jb6712]

The father said very clearly they would be going to the son's games.

[@pinkandjewels]

It's clearly a joke lol

[@debbieframpton3857]

All people in a marriage should know what the bills are even if just one spouse is in charge of paying the bills each month

[@rolandmaio930]

I wholeheartedly agree for many reasons, but I think one stands out from this couple in particular. The uncertainty alone can be extremely distressing. And it doesn't even have to be as bad as being unsure whether you're debit charge will go through at the grocery store. A partner might just have a skewed perception of the financial picture, and dispelling those misperceptions can be helpful in many ways.

[@happycook6737]

And couples must make an agreement that if they want to spend more than their individual monthly allowance they must consult and agree with each other before spending the money.

[@jenniferchrin6569]

exactly!!! I pay the bills in our household however my husband and I review them all together before they are filed bi-weekly..it’s a team effort! We each have a monthly allowance to spend on what we want but once it’s gone your personal spending stops….I rarely use my debit card…we have 1 joint credit card and it’s paid in full every month..we have saved so much just watching what we spend…we are in our mid 30s have significant retirement savings, fully funded college funds for our kids and no debt it’s a great feeling….huddle hard when your young so you can relax when your older

[@cjhoward409]

I have a friend and all the bills come in his name, so she doesn’t open up the bills. I told her years ago she needed to know. That they should be budgeting together. Fast forward to this last Spring. He died from cancer 😢 and she’s so lost. Has no clue about the bills 🤦🏼‍♀️

[@cjhoward409]

@@jenniferchrin6569 Excellent !!! Yep, my husband and I worked overtime and really hustled back in our 20s-40’s. Now we can relax a little in our 50’s. We have zero debt, including not having a mortgage ! 😄

[@LucasFernandez-fk8se]

Wait so Gerry’s extra income is begging for work at his hobby and Kelly’s idea of extra work is signing back up for her pyramid scheme “cookware parties” 😒. No wonder they got in that much debt in the first place

[@muckraker80]

A couple times I've seen MLMs as the second job and I really wish Gail would discourage that.

[@kdizzler]

@@muckraker80 that's not Gail's job. As long as they can make the money to meet their budget, that's all that matters. A job is a job (and I also detest MLM).

[@ERIN_198]

Pyramid Schemes are different. This is just an MLM

[@brendasuelong-bryant7613]

Hubby does NOT want to work a second job. For crips sake, you dead beats borrowed from your elderly mother!!!

[@jacqueline8559]

$60.000 Not just a piddling amount. Yet " we're not poor, we're broke"? Pay your family off, grifters

[@andreamai3594]

Be nice if they did updates on the familys .

[@dwayneparkerstaff3712]

Gerry retired a few years ago. They played this episode at his retirement party. I know Gail mentioned putting aside money for 25 years, but he was much closer to retirement than that.

[@skid902]

Wow, awesome to hear that! Must have been hilarious!

[@SailingSeaStory]

Kudos to that Dad: "Remember, we aren't poor, we are broke."

[@the.real.camille]

Great episode! However, the MLM scam wouldn’t have gotten Kelly anywhere 🤷🏻‍♀️lol The rest was good tho👍🏽

[@solidstate9451]

I hope the kids learn from the mistakes of their parents.

[@missnlahi]

they only learn if their parents teach them

[@solidstate9451]

@@missnlahi No. You can learn things without your parents. Otherwise no one could ever improve after moving out...

[@missnlahi]

@@solidstate9451 you can but our first teachers are the people that we are around the most. It's really hard to see a problem if everyone is doing it versus seeing an alternate way of doing thi. Though, I'm speaking from my own lens, u likely have ur own lens

[@kli9005]

@@missnlahi I think that can go either way. I learned a few things not to do from watching my parents mistakes.

[@missnlahi]

@@kli9005 agreed

[@Noellep]

Ugh that lady ordering a new kit to do more parties. This is how people lose money with MLMs. And she won't be able to book one party a week for very long. Gah.

[@lynnettemurphy8243]

Will someone please tell me what MLM stands for. I'm in Ireland and it's not somthing I've come across. Don't think anyone has these type of parties. Years ago folk did have some, like Avon but not anymore. Not that I'm aware of anyway.

[@stephanieoliver8634]

@@lynnettemurphy8243Multi Level Marketing As in schemes/Pyramid schemes.

[@jb6712]

@@lynnettemurphy8243 Multi level marketing. It's a pyramid scheme---the person who makes the most money is the one at the very top of the pyramid, with all those working under/for them making less and less the farther down the pyramid one is. As far down as that woman was, at the very bottom, she wouldn't be able to make very much money at all. It would actually have cost her more to get back into the selling than she could make in the first two months. MLMs aren't a good thing, but unfortunately, they're still very much around in 2024. If you want more accurate information than I gave, there's all kinds of information on the Internet.

[@JUMBOROBINSON4]

You can check your available balance before you shop to save yourself some embarrassment.

[@debbieframpton3857]

If that debit card is connected to a checking account some checks may not have went through and if they are both writing checks one may not know what the other one wrote

[@LKA-si7ln]

This was filmed like 10-15 years ago. Back then, online banking and smart phones weren’t as much of a thing. You had to call every time to check your balance.

[@LS-xq5nf]

@@LKA-si7lnseriously!? Omg. Cannot imagine doing that.

[@ginaa284]

@@LKA-si7ln air date is 2006 so 18 years

[@nataliefontane]

Good thing texts are free now because people would freak out if someone called them after receiving one of their text messages.

[@peggypeggy4137]

Back in the old days, when my oldest son was 12 we stupidly got him one of those plans where the phone is for free after a period of a few months. The catch was, that you had to pay for every text. I didn't read the fine print. I was in shock when I got that 1st bill. I ended up paying off what was left on the "free" phone and just took my losses. This would have been about the time that this show aired, so I remember very well paying for text We were so naive! Live and learn but we never made such a dumb ass mistake again.

[@minminr3763]

I just don't understand. How can people spend that much over their paycheck and not know it. How can you not know?

[@momsaidicould]

When I was dealing with an abusive relationship I was in a fog. I made the mistake of not keeping an eye on finances to see that my partner was taking out gobs of cash and I used my credit cards to cover expenses. That's behind me now and I am finally rebuilding my savings and paying off the debt. I look back and thank God I had family and help to break away from that situation.

[@ariannesmum]

They don't add or see there intrest on cc and loans

[@Coastpsych_fi99]

Denial, it’s like when you gain weight and avoid looking in mirrors or stepping on scales to not face the problem!

[@jenniferchrin6569]

i can say this…with credit cards they creep up when you aren’t watching…. small purchases especially because at the time you aren’t thinking it’s a big deal but do 100 small purchases and you owe 5k plus

[@torkakarshiro5170]

That is easy if you did not need to worry about money for a long time. I am not in debt, I do not know what money I make exactly (because it varies) and I do not track my expenses much. But I do not need much, so it is no problem. If I was a more entitled person, it could be a problem.

[@estellegetty1995]

Poor lady... an mlm will drain your money and your soul...

[@Fishouta]

Also, it's hard on your friends and family as you push to sell to them. Ruins relationships. Jill, if you are reading this, I am talking about you and your protandim crap.

[@alex73217]

They make so much money.... They should not be in debt. (except mortgage)

[@cjhoward409]

He’s a financial analyst and yet he can’t budget his own money 😂 Kind of like psychologists. I think they need them more than the average person 😬😆

[@NightRaidGaming]

Well because his employers will FIRE HIM if he screws up, there are consequences. In his own life, where are the consequences? You can put em off

[@ginaa284]

I think it's more of 'not wanting to'. He likes to spend and have fun.

[@CaraMarie13]

She got caught into an MLM 😮

[@SindyJ37]

I'm loving the pineapple print shirt in Canada lol looking good, fella

[@marlenemaschke3763]

Binge watching Gail in 2024

[@Luna.3.3.3]

This is one of the best episodes and I think I've seen almost all. Including the kids - especially the teenagers not only helps the family, but they learn money skills as well.

[@rosemarywilliams9969]

WoW they make great money! I hope they figured out how to manage it.

[@88missjessica]

anyone is think the oldest son is a total champ!?

[@ithacacomments4811]

Guys will go with the plan for few weeks... then...back to the usual.

[@hollyb6885]

Geez. He plays golf 4 times a week? Selfish.

[@Fishouta]

Gail at the end.."reinvest your tax return"....uh hello, they should adjust their withholding so that they don't have a refund and instead bring home more per month to pay on debt instead of loaning it to the government for free all year.

[@LS-xq5nf]

She was referring to the tax refund you get when you contribute to RRSPs (registered retirement savings plan). Withholding tax on income is different.

[@brendasuelong-bryant3855]

I would never use him for advice!!

[@ginaa284]

I don't think he is a financial planner - an analyst is something different

[@alex73217]

Idk... My family was living pretty well and my dad made less money than those two do.

[@SamCableguy]

This looks like a nice family. They seem determined. I’m sure by now they are completely debt free

[@jb6712]

I just now tried to find them online, and all that came up was that they're from here in my adopted state (MO). No update of any kind.

[@Bandwagons]

I'm surprised that Gail didn't speak up about the wife paying into a pyramid scheme as a way to make money.

[@cece121234]

I know! This show rarely covers things like mlms or super toxic spending behaviors like addictions and such. I guess they have to keep it semi-relatable. Mlm companies would sue if the show focused on them.

[@ERIN_198]

Because it's not a pyramid scheme. It's an MLM. Two different things

[@Bandwagons]

@@ERIN_198 Sure, Jan.

[@ERIN_198]

@@Bandwagons Lmao. It literally is. Pyramid Schemes involve no products. MLMs are still scams but they aren't Pyramid

[@ERIN_198]

@@Bandwagons It literally is two different things. LMAO Pyramid Schemes involve no products, whereas with MLMs there's an actual product to sell.

[@starwars1744]

What are you spending the money on? Nothing... Then where’s all the money??

[@carolc2574]

Interest

[@kimberleyhunter6815]

It seems like he did the bulk of the overspending. She was blind to it.

[@donotlendbookstome7923]

Seriously? No one’s going to counsel this woman not to get back into an MLM? (She’s gotta be referring to something like Pampered Chef. 11:18)

[@donotlendbookstome7923]

Wow, she’s really doing it. And no one is telling her that 99% of people lose money I. MLMs, because they’re *scams*. Really demonstrates that this is theatre, not actual financial counselling.

[@Noellep]

People weren't as aware back then (early 2000s?) about how terrible MLMs are.

[@thefunfam1433]

Pampered chef products are amazing though! I’ve bought several and they Last!

[@javaskull88]

Nowadays they could cut cable and get a free streaming device like Roku.

[@eringigi7096]

Very nice people. I hope they are still together.

[@gradygrady6996]

I believe that they are

[@budgetingdaddyuk6761]

Imagine if they had saved that $60k debt instead of wasting it, they could've used it to pay off some of their mortgage or it could've been used as a deposit for a buy to let property.

[@kaythegardener]

They can't handle their own home, so they shouldn't take on a 2nd home as a rental business!!

[@938quilt]

wow - try to make it to one of his football games? my parents and I were at my brother's games all the time. they were for sure and I was if I wasn't at band practice or something like that.

[@happycook6737]

How can people with almost $7k monthly income cork it up so badly? Oh my goodness.

[@bovnycccoperalover3579]

Too much credit from banks at that time. Banks and the populace all thought the money would always be available. Now, these banks who created the problem are putting the screws on the ordinary people.

[@Blaccsparrow]

60k and never paid on the principal?!?! These people don't care about themselves or their children. Pathetic! Then only save 16k in 5 years?!?! Where's the rest

[@TheImperfectReader]

Not able to get groceries but golfing 4x a week.....

[@cassieoz1702]

"We're not poor, we're broke" this is a very important distinction

[@Spankee99]

Golfing 4 days a week is crazy right?

[@JaNouWatIkVind]

When you’re broke, yes.

[@jhopkins213]

Rent-A-Goalie...only in Canada!

[@michellejohnson7629]

I think it was so smart of Gail including the kids. Being smart with money is not always taught in school and kids should have some idea about handling money so they are smart with theirs and not in this mess that their parents are.

[@luxlior]

I’m just imagining the process of filming the b roll for these episodes that show how povo they are..Gail grabbing the couple and saying, “hey, can you humiliate yourself in front of a dozen random strangers a few more times by swiping your card at the check out so we can get 1000 more shorts of it being declined ? K thanks”.

[@missnlahi]

the husband can take a second job and they need to live on one income. kids are almost at college age, what's the plan for them?

[@om-nj2hw]

They seem so nice, hope they make it.

[@cutthechicken194]

Where are these detached homes for under 250k??? These episodes must be from 2 decades ago because these houses are unobtainable.

[@phaldaz]

You just answered your question lol, but they are usually 13 to 15 y.o episodes not 20 yet

[@prettylilly2933]

I think this was 2005, it's funny how the income and expenses are pretty close to now (2021) but the house prices are so low.

[@annkirshner4468]

Canada

[@qwerty_artist]

Rip, I think she just signed up for an mlm. Hopefully not

[@sugarhoneysweets]

my thoughts exactly. why didnt gail stop her!

[@robertperry814]

mlm= "most lose money"

[@AshleyNicole-ct7gh]

I’m 99% sure it was pampered chef. So yes, lol an MLM

[@glamourkoizora4490]

Damm that's a nice high income..

[@jackiemason3607]

I feel bad when my mom buys teething wafers for my kiddo let alone borrowinh 60k like its nothing 🥴

[@LoveEddieMoney1]

How is this guy a Financial Planner??? Wouldn't want him anywhere near my $$$. I'd never be able to retire.

[@JaNouWatIkVind]

Financial analyst. Not planner. Likely he works for a company analysing their corporate finances, not planning personal finances.

[@ManyMannyMan]

Financial Analyst? The mind boggles...

[@kzimmerman2211]

And, if he ever loses that job and has to go to another where they do credit checks...he may be in big trouble!

[@gradygrady6996]

@@kzimmerman2211 I mean, he does work at a school now as a financial analyst so...

[@williamegler8771]

Nobody ever said he was a good one!

[@xkaokdkl11933]

I mean, a financial analyst is really only a junior to intermediate role. I would say this guy’s career is pretty underwhelming for his age

[@Fishouta]

Financial analyst is not necessarily a budget analyst. Even if he was, he believes that debt is ok.

[@debbieframpton3857]

How do people that have that much of an income have to borrow money from family

[@shannonobrien9922]

U never heard of millionaire being bankrupt????? It HAPPENS

[@Hufflepuffozian]

even I’m more responsible than this. Ok sure, I buy groceries with with a welfare card but in my defense i have special needs and IF i go on it’s a small amount like for charity or for something for Christmas or a book here or there that i can’t get on thrift books or a travel mug. I only get shoes when i absolutely need them. I buy a pair and wear them until I wear them out. Do I sometimes ear out? yes but only when i can afford it

[@rileyj5491]

Did Gail really let her REjoin an MLM 💀

[@mustangthings]

How do you spend double what you make in a month? I can’t even imagine doing that.

[@ihaveadreamformykids4400]

They are spending too much on their cc interests. They probably only pay the minimum monthly.

[@lucy2steele]

I really hope her side hustle isn’t a mlm. Those are hard to sustain an income.

[@Daisypetal100]

When family loans money; they should be aware they won't see their money again. The wife can go to a food pantry. They do look at your income. She can show the food pantry how much debt they're in.

[@janetbaker8312]

This guy isn’t committed

[@XFizzlepop-Berrytwist]

They make over 100k a year… in a time period when that was VERY good money… there is no way they should have had money troubles…

[@cassieoz1702]

We have one tv and its a long time since we turned it on. There's not much worth watching on free-to-air tv anyway🙄

[@kimberlyheibel8759]

Sell the TV's you don't need. OMG! "Now what are we going to do in the bedroom?!" 😂😂😂😂

[@christinebutler7630]

This has to have been decades ago. Who the heck keeps a landline now?

[@bovnycccoperalover3579]

Me. Helped when my cell phone was locked.

[@nickpavia9021]

This was filmed 20 years ago

[@ek2137]

Based on the computer monitors this episode was aired in the 90's.

[@bovnycccoperalover3579]

2006

[@kmhemeyer]

Mlm house parties is not a job and its going to keep them in the cycle of DEBT. 🙄

[@Daisypetal100]

They should get rid of cable and internet and stop buying gifts.

[@weldinggirl]

Great kiddos

[@myyt3824]

Mine and my husband’s best friend is constantly borrowing money off of us even though he makes over $100k per year. Some months he can make $20k gross and net $10k. He’s largely self employed. He has a gambling problem and an estranged wife who literally socks ever last penny out of him. It’s a big pile of crap. My husband was awful with money when we met too. Our best friend has told me multiple times that he wants me to manage 30% of what he takes home which I’m more than happy to do for him. He just needs to start.

[@freddyfinance6671]

Rule number 1 , never lend money to gamblers, ever, especially if they are relatives.

[@annkirshner4468]

We're not poor, we're broke

[@jtidema]

Right - they did it on purpose…

[@LS-xq5nf]

I am glad he made the distinction!

[@ksf9729]

This is just pure immaturity

[@jwoooooooo]

I loved Xweighted

[@pamsmith1665]

Holy bangs batman!

[@blaakcoffee]

Wow their house is only 210k? Wonder what it would go for now?

[@LucasFernandez-fk8se]

Probably like 950k-1.3 million. Ontario Canada is crazy with their realty costs now

[@blaakcoffee]

@@LucasFernandez-fk8se wow! Thank you

[@deborahmeek6529]

Million easy

[@williamnelson9332]

❤great show for americans keep it going when you retire you can't can't owe owen very little

[@JaNouWatIkVind]

The show is Canadian. Health care amounts are much more realistic in this show than in American shows.

[@Fishouta]

Dunno. The husband doesn't seem too worried about having consumer debt.

[@mariahsmom9457]

Dang they got crucified in the comments. 😥 I thought they were a sweet couple and family.❤

[@JaNouWatIkVind]

Ah everybody always hopes that they themselves do better 😅

[@SLOtsuji]

“Now what are we gonna do in our bedroom?” - lol

[@javaskull88]

He could get a job teaching at a local community college.

[@luxlior]

Teaching what? How to be financially irresponsible and bad at adulting ?

[@carolynwheaton9884]

She has a beautiful mother and sister.

[@lulu-qw8xy]

"Now what are we going do in our bedroom?" - sad The dad says " I don't think anyone would pay to see you play" the dad's a loser! Young man, I am so sorry that "dad" even said that to you! Please, enjoy your life and get independent from your dad. Be successful financially that you will not ever need a dollar from him! It's very possible your dad is envious of you! Oh yeah, it can be! Seems like the dad is highly possible a narcissist! The son is handsome!

[@robinh7267]

Golfs 4 times a week and is worried about extra work cuts into family time?

[@frankodozi5349]

I wonder how many Scotty Cameron’s has he got in storage?