Full Show: 3 Ways Clark Wants You To Review Your Spending and Should You Give Companies Acc

[@SpectralightPhoto]

If looks could kill... Christa was genuinely not happy with Clark about the "Great Water Bottle Incident." I can hear the "Clark Stinks" comments "pouring in" on this one.

[@Clark]

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[@gogojilea]

Love the show, but you’re giving her hell over $2.13 water when your son’s rent is over $2000 a month for a closet. just let her stay hydrated.

[@MyLifeMyMoneyMedia]

Clark always say his family is his weakness. Clark gives some Wiggle room with his family to keep the peace.

[@Clark]

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[@Clark]

@@MyLifeMyMoneyMedia 💯💯💯

[@retired8484]

You do NOT pay for water. That is just plain dumb.

[@vsmith4693able]

I saved so much money by cutting my hair short and nit going to the hairdresser as much.

[@makeyourlifeeasier5794]

I'm sure the $2.13 Christa spent one time on the water bottle was life changing! Very considerate of you Clark to point it out! Maybe there's still time to return it to get that massive smount back before it drives Christa bankrupt!!

[@wt9653]

I have a work friend who is the complete opposite of me. Everyday, he goes to Starbucks and buys a large fancy drink and breakfast sandwich. He doesn't bring lunch so he goes and gets fast food combo meals. For dinner, he does cook once in a while. But, him and his son go out and get dinner. He does this 7 days a week. I'm more of a frugal tightwad. I used to go buy $1.00 McDonald's coffee. But I thought that was too much so I make my own coffee every morning. My idea of fast food is Costco 1.50 hotdogs 😅 My wardrobe is kinda like Clark's Walmart stuff. Mine comes from Costco. I do have an expensive habit of buying new trucks every 5 years. This year is no different. I bought a Honda Ridgeline RTL and Tesla model Y 😊

[@johnvestal6100]

OCD me still wants that sign straightened. 😆

[@boywaja]

Wonder if Clark know the last time that water fountain was checked for contamination

[@yourgooglemeister6745]

Clark is going to be the wealthiest guy in the graveyard. just bizarre

[@sarashann]

I'm eating good ol PBJ for breakfast and lunch today along with fruit. Sipping a cup of coffee here at home before I head to work. I think a lot about the waste generated by plastic water bottles. I'm with Clark. I'd cup my hands under a faucet before I'd buy water from a store.

[@brendashope1558]

I like the idea of budgeting in some money for “blowing” on things like a fancy coffee. If those things make daily life a little better for you, then add it to your budget. Then you are at least aware how much is going to those expenses.

[@katherinecervantes7587]

LETS BE CHRISTIANS YES AMEN AND FORGIVING CASE AND POINT.

[@69camaro19]

And I thought I was cheap...

[@Volley819]

Your discussion on biometrics makes me think... What is your opinion on the Amazon delivery using MyQ garage door where the delivery driver can open your garage door and put the package inside?

[@kennixox262]

One gym I belong is $10.00 a month and consider it an investment on my health. Another gym that I belong is $50.00, well worth it and my personal trainer, $640 a month and WELL worth it. Most can get by at the $10.00 gym.

[@daninraleigh]

6:35 The Core bottle is a nice reusable bottle. It can last you for days. And it was probably cheaper than Clark's mug🙂

[@Summerdee223]

The look on Christa's face is priceless!! LOL

[@Barbara-te7xz]

Why would an ultra low mile driver even have a car? I live in an area where cycling a mile or 3 gets me where I need to go. I'll rent a car a few times year as needed. The money I don't piss away on a car or cigarettes, will get me that awesome, way over priced brompton g line when it comes out....much more fun than fixing what auto mechanics have screwed up.

[@drhenning53]

When my son was in college in Gainesville, I found that insuring his car there rather than at my house in Jacksonville saved a lot... I was told at the time was due to the higher risk of being here compared to a college town even as a then younger driver.

[@drz4073]

Do they pre-record several shows a day and upload only one show per day? Always wondered...

[@cindylou2313]

Christa picked a great episode to purchase that water bottle 😂 her reaction is hilarious!

[@Clark]

😂😂💚

[@ThankYouAbba]

OK, middle of the night kinda, and watching The Babylon Bee recently, so wacky mindset: talking about biometrics, using eye, thumbprint, fingerprint...my mind wanders to needing a DNA sample to open your phone, and all of these business people in suits, licking their phones to open them...😂😂😂

[@Clark]

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[@twylla7890]

Clark - You're drinking fountain water? Hope it's properly filtered!

[@martinljames76]

Leave Christa alone😂😂😂

[@Clark]

Say it again for the man in the back! 😂😂💚

[@charlessommers7218]

Thanks. Great info as always 😊

[@marietaylor5174]

Thank you Team Clark.

[@kikizozu]

Come on Krista you know he’s a money guy. He’s gonna have to say something.

[@beansballcardblog]

Christa must be one of the kindest people in the world...the way she handles how Clark picks at her.

[@rebecca46107]

I don’t drink water from public fountains. Bring it from home though.

[@makeyourlifeeasier5794]

I think Clark should start a Go Fund Me page for Christa. She nay never recover from the loss of $2.13. Its so sad. She's such a fantastic employee. I'm ready to chip in. Who's going to join me!!

[@weavery2k]

never grabbed a persons bottle and judge it

[@mikecole1664]

They give you credit but don’t want you to use it 🤔

[@grayfox9911]

Thanks Clark & Team!

[@Gumby1978]

Great podcast

[@retired8484]

I can't think of any reason to ever buy anything at WF.

[@kevinmoore9524]

Thank You.

[@weavery2k]

the's a saint to put up with you :P

[@e-care-books9867]

#BonusTerm - "Occasional Driver." Geico does offer an affordable option for when your college student just drives when they're home from college.... Though it's still good to shop your overall premium.

[@e-care-books9867]

#BonusPhrase - "There he goes again." What Christa appears to be thinking. JK. All in good fun. #Great$how #TeamClarkRocks

[@kikizozu]

Clark, it was an empty bottle that she had at home for years and she filled it with water

[@retired8484]

Pay by mile is MORE expensive.

[@sonnybaker8100]

A little different…my insurance company charged me $12 MORE per year when I became a stay at home mom and was no longer commuting to the same office 5 days per week. With a new baby I literally went nowhere. I thought I would save money by not driving as much. The ins co’s explanation was that when I worked they knew where my car would be parked (either at home or work) 5 days a week, versus when I stayed home I could be anywhere at any time any day of the week. 🤷‍♀️

[@retired8484]

@@sonnybaker8100 Standard corporate incompetence

[@gghhiiyy456]

Thank you so much, Clark and Christa! Have you noticed you have to make eye contact with the camera lens? It’s reading your retina 😮

[@Clark]

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[@X.MillennialResponder.X]

23:02 actually would be concerned if someone got data on biometrics. You gave a great example. There’s many people that even today can do a 3-D printed fingerprint. All they need is an image and a good lift of your print. Some of this information is encrypted, but I wouldn’t trust that all of that information would be encrypted.

[@HaNguyen-dy6xq]

Poor Krista.. but I'm very similar to Clark, but in silence. I see young people at work carrying Starbux cup.. I cringe..but I learned to stay silent

[@retired8484]

That silence is not helping them at all.

[@HaNguyen-dy6xq]

@retired8484 already tried to indoctrinate them with finances.

[@erictcarrollcarroll1108]

Christa's water bottle is fine. Come on, Clark. If she were buying one every day, yes that could add up to a problem. She merely paid for a little convenience this time, which is okay. Secondly, I had a Capital One card years ago. Back then their practice was reporting your account with no credit limit on your credit reports, so if you had any balance at all it appeared that your card was maxed out. I don't know if they still report that way, but I would assume they do. I believe that is a dirty and despicable practice and avoid doing any business with them if I can.

[@retired8484]

Not even close to "fine." It's an absolute embarrassment.

[@erictcarrollcarroll1108]

Hey, it doesn't fall in to housing, transportation, or student loans. She's probably going to recover from her apparently significant purchase of premium water.

[@chuckinhouston9952]

Clark, you’re the kind of guy who trips over dollars to save the pennies. Maybe you should honor the Lord more and the almighty dollar a little less. Spending $2.13 on a bottle of water will not change your life. Focus on the large expenditures, not the immaterial stuff. Don’t waste time and emotional energy. They are both much more valuable than a few dollars.