Stop Sending Me These Videos!

[@zombiesrppl2589]

I once asked a girl out, being honest with her, I told her that I was broke but still wanted a chance to get to know her. I took her to Pizza Street for the $2.99 buffet. We've been happily married now for 18 years.

[@moniquesalazar1708]

Wtf YES. Even if you had like no money at all I still saw possibility for cuteness and healthy romance, but 2.99 PIZZA BUFFET?! NVM the difference inflation has made, resourcefulness is an AMAZING quality to bring to the table! 💪❤

[@mickeyhinkson1750]

Cheapest date: Stood in the card section of a Hallmark store and handed each other cards- from sentimental to humorous- on our wedding anniversary. Now married 50 years!

[@pamelaburleson2063]

That's really sweet. :)

[@lizpetruzzi7700]

Love that!!

[@TheKrangel]

McDonald’s drive through for 1st date. Ate it overlooking a star lit golf course. We were broke together and grew together. Still with her 25 years later, she stuck around while we were building and will FIRE in the next 5 years. The real ones are out there.

[@seagirl1100]

I love it! 50 years! Congratulations 🍾🎉🎊

[@hockeyislife67]

This is the 20th century version of sharing instagram memes and clips with each other. Good date idea though cause you learn a lot about the type of humour the person has.

[@annai157]

06:00 My late sister took out 5k in student loans to go to a for profit school college. She was unable to pay because of health issues. When she died just 14 years after graduating, she owed 50K because of penalties and interest. That means her initial debt grew TEN TIMES. Do NOT take out federal student loans.

[@PandemicHorde]

Sorry for your loss. I really hope she achieved what she wanted to achieve whilst she was still here. But yes, pay off your loans people

[@sarashann]

Sending videos is the modern equivalent of Grandma clipping newspaper articles and mailing them to you.

[@ses-ei7oc]

I remember those days. So sweet.

[@jonsmith9728]

Funny thing is i still have a vcr and some vhs

[@Ripplesinthewaters]

So true!

[@LeewayLane]

Or coupons for cat food…when you dont own a cat.

[@bigedslobotomy]

My wife and I bought an old farm house back in the ‘80s ($16,000), but it didn’t have running water. We put that in (inexpensively) and didn’t have to worry about the kids destroying the house the way that kids do. In fact, many of their friends liked to come over, because they weren’t stressed about spilling anything on our old carpets, etc. We often had a dozen of kids over, and my wife would cook for them (simple things like “home made” Mac and cheese). Our motto was, “If you can catch it, you can eat it.” (Our dogs and cats were obviously fast enough to avoid being eaten). :) My wife and I are now very comfortably retired and “living the dream” in a log house in Montana. So, yeah, don’t spend all that you earn!

[@Joce123]

Just learned that my neighbor is a nurse has student loans for 3 decades. Oh my gosh in between buying brand new cars and a house and remodeling 3 rooms of her home. I think she could have made payments and retired that student loan debt.

[@drewo6388]

In regards to that first video, my checking account receipt would look low too. I only keep enough in checking to cover the bills. That's because I keep most excess cash in a high yield savings account where it earns decent interest. I'm sure a lot of others do this too.

[@empizzle8]

Bingo. Additionally I don't take receipts 😎

[@eHeersin]

Same here

[@OlivierCaron]

That's the way!

[@laislivon]

Exactly!!

[@bernicefritz8693]

I assume that most people who are on top of their budgets don't need to check their balance at the ATM. We already know how much is in our account.

[@TheFinancialCorgi]

You can have 200 dollars in a checking account and 100k in a saving account or investing account at the same bank. (Especially when you are spreading out your disposable income into these places at the end of the month.) You can also have 10k in a checking account and 100k in creditcard debt. Fishing account balances out of the trash does not say much.

[@TH0KH]

Yeah my debit card links to an account that I only put money in when I'm about to get cash out lol

[@mistyalbert7821]

Hubs and I committed to date night once a week no matter what. Cheapest date was going thru McDonalds drive thru for 49 cent soft serve each and sat in the car and talked. We knew those dates wouldn’t last forever but we would. Baby step 7 now. It can be done!

[@victorblas3483]

I am so glad I had a full ride for college, cuz that was around 120k of free money...only have about 5k of loans left that I took out for room and board, books, etc. Paying them back now, at the home stretch!

[@christineb8148]

Cheap date- visit an arboretum (or botanical garden for a little more $). They are beautiful, have walking paths through the plantings and benches to sit. Usually free of very low cost.

[@tracyaf6084]

We have done this many times. We’re lucky that our area has tons of outdoor activities for free. Going to the beach for a picnic is the best.

[@ThatsPety]

And students often get discounts on admission

[@treyroudebush1029]

The cheapest date I have ever been on was free! For months I would get people’s unused Chick Fil-a receipts and then scan them for the points. I did this enough with friends and families that I worked my way up to a CFA Red Member and CFA would send me free rewards weekly. I would then use those rewards on a Monday and get more free rewards through a promotion they ran. I ended up getting dinner for my girlfriend and I completely free at Chick-Fil-A! Still do this to this day

[@d_all_in]

It's actually crazy how many people graduate college without understanding how interest works.

[@trackee2024]

Sending reels is a love language. I have my sister, husband, and best friend in rotation. If you make someone’s rotation - that’s love!!

[@stonedstansmith]

Some call it a love language, others call it obnoxious.

[@TheGeniusSavant1]

​@@ChrisJohnston-z7uyou remind me of the time I asked my Mamaw to stop giving me money for my birthday, etc. so she would have enough to take care of herself longer. Months later I learned that it was breaking her heart because it gave her joy to be able to give me a few bucks 2 or 3 times a year. I only share content that really speaks to me and I really want to share with someone I really care about. Yes, it annoys my wife that I send her a couple of KZbin links a month, but we don't get to talk much, so I send them to her anyway.

[@trackee2024]

Chill out everyone - we send them back and forth. It was organic. It’s just a little funny moment we find and share to tell someone we are thinking of them!

[@maddywadsworth4312]

Cheapest date I’ve ever been on: My husband and I received gift passes for a massage place and got free foot massages! And then we used our gift card from our pastor to go to Olive Garden and eat for free. ❤

[@Resolve_DigitalMedia]

Best date nights for my wife and i are the home cooked meals. TV off. At the dinner table. Listening to some good music we both love and enjoy. And a glass of wine. Then after dinner we sit outside on our patio and enjoy the weather.

[@Resolve_DigitalMedia]

May i add. It’s a Steak dinner :P

[@MattMills69]

Oops. Knowing I fueled this video. Sorry George 😂

[@gabec1087]

Same 😂

[@kaylarosche]

Same 😂 oops

[@peterbechard1900]

While not the cheapest date I did have a very inexpensive courtship prior to marriage. My wife’s idea of an ideal date was dinner at Sweet Tomatoes and then browsing the discount book tables at the Barnes & Noble bookstore. Started dating in 98 and married two years later. Sure we did some other things for dating like the traditional dinner & a movie or Sunday Brunch but seriously, we mostly ate salads and looked for deals on books. So I guess that is the benefit of dating an English Lit major. 😊.

[@shanep2760]

To be fair, I only keep a couple hundred dollars in my checking account too, unless a bill is due this week.

[@wendyquintanilla6149]

Hahahaha from someone immigrating to this country from El Salvador lol his comment just got me like 'Hey I am from there lol' . One of my biggest fears is to have an emergency and not have the funds. Thankfully, I have one but still, there's the ring of ' What if it's not enough?, etc' anyway please ppl reading this comment: Have an emergency fund!

[@annai157]

Cheap date? Well, it's not the cheapest EVER, but shortly after my husband and I started dating, he announced to a family friend that he was taking me out. She asked where we were going, and he said, "The Dollar Store!" She replied, "You can't take a new girlfriend to the dollar store on a date!" I replied, "Of course he can! I love the dollar store!" We went, and had a great time. He bought me everything I wanted in the whole store ; )

[@trentme09]

If someone's judging someone's financial status based on 1 bank account balance, they might not know enough about money to judge lol

[@ChrisMalo-pv1or]

I am so upset that the videos that I sent you haven’t made this list…. I WILL NOW SEND MORE OF THEM!

[@AprilsFreshStart]

My husband always likes to remind me about the episode of I think it was Reno 911 where the guy takes the girl on a date with a coupon and after he orders he hands to coupon to the waiter and says “and the lady will have something of equal or lesser value”. 😂😂

[@arod191]

😂😂

[@TheSoulCrisis]

😂😂

[@izy0321]

Cheapest but one of the best dates: night monumenting in college in DC. Basically walking around the national mall and tidal basin under the moonlight. ❤

[@cheenoulee7455]

George, you’re our man! That’s why we send you all and any videos. 😂 Keep it up man!

[@barnabusdoyle4930]

Her video on student loans is due to why they never get paid down and are such a big problem. The way they are structured is insane and stupid. 10 year of your loan are a mix of negative amortization payments and interest only payments. If you make the minimum payment like most people do, you make no progress against your debt. Almost like making the minimum payment on your credit card but worse.

[@leahbyrd7078]

Favorite Free Date- First Friday at local Art Gallery’s Great Free Food. Interesting Art and People watching is always fun. Throw in one of our favorites is located on the 3 floor and we use the stairs. A workout. 😆. 7 kids 0 Debt 28 years married ❤️

[@CJ-vz5bl]

Cheapest date: chipotle about 4 years ago. Total was like $14 for 2 bowls and queso

[@anthonys5568]

My Wife and I used to do IKEA dates where we we went to the store cafeteria. Good cheap eats. But you need to be careful against IKEA impulse purchases.

[@nathanplumb3782]

That student loan debt advise is very valuable to me. Thank you.

[@diegolara4202]

I always click 'No tip" in none sit down restaurants. I don't care if they know or if they judge me, I work hard for my money and every unnecessary tip is money being taken away for my family that can be used to buy my daughter a treat.

[@petemiller7017]

My husband and I went on vacation in our basement for our third wedding anniversary. We only ate out. Did some inexpensive fun things. I really enjoyed it !

[@osumbrosie5314]

Went to a local Irish pub when my husband and I were dating. Server forgot a out our table and comped our entire meal. Wasn't our intent but definitely the cheapest date we had. (We did tip her really well though, mistakes happen. )

[@hobbes1069]

Not specific to this video, but all of the Ramsey videos help keep me motivated so THANKS!

[@Zatoichinisanyon]

Split the Costco hot dog combo on special occasions. On regular days, just eat the free samples.

[@seagirl1100]

That feels right, it made me smile. :)

[@whasian2007]

Idk if George doesn’t read the comments but the student loan video doesn’t make mathematical sense that as a “money expert” he should know better. Below is my comment from the other video. “I hate that George just believes this TikTok without even giving it a thought if it's true or not. Either George doesn't know that the math is wayyyyy off which being a "money expert" you would think he would know better or he's just lying to push his views of "debt bad". Let me clarify why these numbers don't make sense. Given information: $80k starting balance 7% interest rate 10 year time frame $120k paid in total $76k current balance One of the way you can easily see this doesn't make sense is if lets say she never made a single payment and let the interest compound over 10 years at 7%. Using any compound interest calculator that total would be about $161k but somehow the amount she paid plus the current balance is $196K so those number don't even come close. Secondly if we assume she's making the same payments every month which obviously she is not and average out the $120k over 10 years is $1k a month, plug that into any debt paydown calculator and the debt would be paid off in 9 YEARS yet the amount is the same 10 years later?!?!?! This math ain't mathin so either she still doesn't understand how her student loans work or she is doing it for TikTok fame since this clip gets passed around a lot. Either way George should know better and people should see that he doesn't even understand how things work.”

[@avahowland6765]

Cheapest date- My husband and I would go to a book store in town that had a coffee shop inside. They had tables all around the store with bored games . So we would go there get coffee and play chess. Less than $5 bucks 😂

[@donnahampton3632]

We made $500,000 a year mowing lawns. I think he spent more than that every year because all our equipment was new every year with loans and we took lots of family vacations. We went bankrupt. After making payments on our house for 28 years, we owed more than we started with.

[@mclogan76]

Reserved a table at White Castle for valentines day

[@ses-ei7oc]

I think they do that at Waffle House , too!

[@diegolara4202]

The bank account receipts only show what they have in their checking account not in their savings account.

[@Akwardred]

I can cook a mean pasta dish with homemade tomato sauce. Then set up a nice table, with dessert and a movie ready to go. That is my go to but right now I am taking a break from dating to get my life in order.

[@jared19882]

In respects to the first video, I keep everything but a couple hundred dollars in my money market account incase I get scammed or lose the card (it also makes me think for purchases when I have to log in online and transfer money to spend). So have fun seeing I have $200 available, I got 6 figures between my emergency fund, CD's, and my 401k lol.

[@createone100]

CD’s??

[@me-myself-i787]

​@@createone100Certificates of Deposit. It's like a high-yield savings account except your money is locked up for a couple of years and the interest rate is fixed for a couple of years.

[@brightpage1020]

Ooh love the term "guilt tipping" interesting play.

[@gettyt8775]

Great stuff. We have been trying to teach our 16 year old about financial decisions. Has anyone at Dave Ramsey ever made any videos about teach kids while they are still young to be financially responsible?

[@debsthriftytips]

We had our teens go through FPU with us.

[@ktjomeyers]

George, you should feel honored that so many people think of you when we see money videos. 😅😂❤

[@BTrain-is8ch]

Student loan woman is not making the minimum payment. The original minimum payment on installment debt will pay the debt down in the originally prescribed amount of time. She clearly negotiated paying LESS than the original minimum payment. She's paying so much less that she's not even covering the amount of interest that accrues on a monthly basis.

[@russellkanning]

yea that math in the video doesn't work out

[@adeyosola414]

I am guessing it is an interest only loan.

[@MeakH1]

It can also be a loan that conpunding daily instead of yearly.

[@BTrain-is8ch]

@@MeakH1 Virtually all installment loans compound daily. I don't know where people got the impression that there are loans that compound annually.

[@MeakH1]

@@BTrain-is8ch well not all loans are the same. Can be due to the fact some can be simple or compounded, aka lack of knowledge (reasonable).

[@givrally7634]

This is why math and personal finance needs to be mandatory (and allocated enough budget for good teachers to teach well). She must have seen those $450 monthly payments and thought "Oh, that's such a large amount, surely this debt is gonna be over in no time !", not realizing that this doesn't even cover the interest. I'm mad that such a scummy practice is legal at all, but I'm even more mad that someone could go through college + ten years of work without even realizing their debt is growing. That's a failure of the school system.

[@punkbassandcovers]

A Cosmo Kramer Assman clip would have been a perfect cut to for that proctologist part 😂

[@gloriareynolds4050]

Some of my favorite date nights are... shopping for necessities at Walmart + splitting a meal at Steak and Shake with coupons + conversation and laughter. ❤😊 There's joy and love in the simplicity, my friends!

[@USMC6976]

I wouldn't make any assumptions on the receipts from the trash can at all. Those people could have other accounts. The only reason to pay for a SAM's club or COSTCO membership is to get that $1.50 hot dog combo. Best bargain in the world. That alone can cut your food bill by $200 a month.

[@maryallen1017]

My Husband & I call that Date Night. Dinner = $3

[@debsthriftytips]

We regularly do date night at Sam’s. Married 20 years and in our “honeymoon” stage.

[@tkordik]

Something makes me wonder if 300M people all agreed at once to stop paying taxes to the feds.

[@motoryzen]

If I can bite my life and when on the fact that 1 day the entire population working population of the United States of America what shot at 1 voice not to pay any taxes. The I hope would force the IRS to piss off. Because they were never voted upon by Congress. To begin with They are not a legal entity in the united states of america

[@LauraShell]

We hike for a cheap date. Only cost gas to get to the trailhead, and it's a great way to get out and stay healthy.

[@lostboy8084]

Let's send him this video he might have missed his video he made

[@lionheart93]

lump sum every month and away your loan goes away

[@littlebob1261]

It's such dangerous advice telling everyone here to avoid the high interest loans and target low interest if the balance is smaller. WTF man

[@CarnivoreChristina]

Cheapest date (and first date) was a trail hike at a nature preserve. Cost $0. My husband and I are celebrating 10 years together this year.

[@ovidbowie3929]

I never thought about sending George videos ... great idea

[@BenFreedmanRacing]

4:45 best part

[@sheilabailey5195]

In my dating years I went out with a guy who took me to the fanciest restaurant in town. I also went out with a guy who bought me grocery store Chinese food. Guess which one I married? (Hint: it wasn’t the fancy one)

[@Camdenbutler]

Babe wake up… a new George Kamel video just dropped!

[@matthewnelson5293]

I will start searching these out and sending them to you

[@aliciaz4682]

That first joke about Jan 1st and Planet Fitness 🤣

[@clwest3538]

Looks like the student loan repayment scheme is the same as the credit card scheme of the 80's - where 'minimum payment' thing was doing the same thing only with credit cards - until congress passed laws against it (I think). Either way, that 'repayment' discussion in the 'news' is what kept me from getting a bunch of credit cards with balances (I had/have one and it is paid off every month - never paid interest).

[@jimroscovius]

Too bad the government is sanctioning bad behavior.

[@polarablues64]

So that chick paid 120k over 10 years? That's 1k a month what kinda interest does she have??

[@cassandrajosettehall]

He mentioned a 7% interest rate. That interest rate on an $80,000 loan would be $533 per month in interest. If she was doing an income based repayment plan, she may have a lower minimum payment which sounds nice but generally doesn't even cover the interest so the balance will continue to grow

[@motoboyaquiemlondrinapr]

@@cassandrajosettehall So nowhere near 120k then.

[@dylanturner9628]

That video is misleading she either missed payments early or lied about those numbers or their private and have crazy interest rates because if they were fed loans the standard repayment plan pays them off in 10 years

[@adeyosola414]

​@@dylanturner9628I too was thinking that the math was not mathing. It sounds like a private, high interest, interest only loan where the payments made are used to pay off the interest and not used towards the principal amount borrowed: if you only pay the interest and the principal doesn't get reduced, the interests will always increase and the loan will go on forever. I found out about this type of loan from an Inside Edition segment about student loans: as usual they chose the worst examples and interviewed people who weren't that smart about money or personal finance. The loan of one of the ladies interviewed seemed be structured in the same way this lady's student loan is structured: she complained saying 'and pay this amount monthly and I've been paying for a long time and it only goes towards interest and I still owe this.... large amount' and I thought to myself that 'duh if the principal isn't reducing therefore the interests will never reduce. I didn't know about interest only loans then but I thought to myself that the loan structure didn't make any sense and I made that conclusion by watching her being interviewed for only about 2 minutes but she herself couldn't connect the dots. Any one who did simple interest in 5th grade should know that if you are only putting down money towards the interest and not the principal, it would be very hard to pay off the loan: Interest only loans are very predatory and prey on the mathematically illiterate: I can't believe a country like the US allows it. I was born, bred and still live in Nigeria and our interest rates have always been astronomical at about 25%- 30% per annum but they are waaaaaaay better than these evil interest-only loans.

[@katesansom3841]

America isn’t outright “going through it”. Most people in America are just terrible with their money.

[@amychirinosphotography]

We want the experience date/ family outing on a budget. The killer is the free festival event. By the time you pay for everything. We eat before /bring water bottles, find free parking (which is getting harder), and make sure it’s pet friendly.

[@michealferrell1677]

Enjoyed that , thanks

[@chanano1689]

The proctologist doing back breaking work is WILD 😂😂

[@ianwerkheiser1292]

Student loans can’t grow on the new SAVE plan, because any interest above your minimum payment is waived. Still not great, but just a point of fact about the way income-based repayments work now.

[@angie20de06]

That trash bin of receipts looks like my checking account. I always restrict myself in regards of buying so i dump as much as I think reasonable in my savings account at the beginning of the month (I'm paid monthly). Sometimes i can end the month and still leave there 100€. Some other months i leave there cents. In end of the world months, I gotta go to my savings account and take a bit of cash. Stuff anybody goes through for sure .

[@KimberlyManuel-ee3ov]

Cheapest date: I was in high school and a boy took me to McD's, which was fine it was the early 80s, and when we sat down he ate his food and then wanted to eat some of my food.

[@johnpublic5169]

Picnics don’t have to be picnics. Scout locations like city parks, reservoirs, common areas at apartment complexes,etc. Then have a night of “al fresco” dining with food you made at home.

[@TheGeniusSavant1]

Cheapest date was going to see the Water Wall in Houston. All it cost was the gas to and from... BEST cheap date was probably the time I took my friend, now wife, to the Wendy's drive thru and we sat in a nearby park on a bench to eat.

[@foxhound34]

Student loans are not something you should "set and forget". She should have been checking her balance every month from the beginning and she could have come to this realization after only a few months instead of a decade.

[@codykoon5520]

The cheapest date I ever went on was I took my wife to Rural King and ate free popcorn and walked around looking at the baby chicks. Otherwise, we regulalrly go on walks at our local park with the dog.

[@jorlowsky469]

Rob Dyrdek has always been the man. Such a cool and honest dude

[@raquelmote1057]

Cheapest date: we go to the park and watch the sun set over the lake. It's freeeeee

[@growthmindhub5008]

5:54 use this for your project

[@AdventistFamilyLife-ye2ws]

My kid is working at this exact moment, he is cleaning someone’s backyard. He is 14yo. Building his company already. No! I don’t want him to have a student loan! I’ll do whatever it takes to don’t allow this happens to him! I really feel sorry for the girl 😢

[@g.t.richardson6311]

Good for him I cut yards and shoveled snow at that age or under Now I’m semi retired but work for a couple guys who own buildings and rentals Get $25/20 an hour to clean out yards and more to paint. It works out great for both parties

[@sewmeonekenobi639]

they would have saved money if they cancelled Costco membership.

[@sewmeonekenobi639]

The student loan video made me feel physically ill.

[@mariad3011]

Cheapest date: The guy asked why I was ordering what I was ordering....meaning don't spend too much on your food....lol...needless to say I didn't stick around for a second date...😉

[@jamesp8459]

cheapest date was buying a dew sodas at a gas station back around 2008 when I had no money

[@nathanplumb3782]

I wish not living paycheck to paycheck was a possibility for the millions and millions of people that only make 15$ an hour (not enough to do anything but scrape by), despite working at corporations that are making record breaking profits but only pay the workers, who do the actual work to create the actual value that the psychopaths at the top of these companies keep for themselves.

[@rebeltheharem7028]

For everyone with a student loan, stop hoping the government will forgive it. Always pay more than the interest owed. And you will need to make your own amortization schedule to detail how much you need pay to pay it all off in x - years. If you only make the "minimum" payment, you will literally be paying it off forever. Also, please don't use debt financial instruments if you don't know what you are doing or how they work. Just don't. Even if its for college, because unless you are going to college with an exact plan of what you want and where you will go, you are just wasting money. Just go to a local community college you can afford, work part time while doing it, get all your pre-reqs out of the way, and then transfer to a 4 year, and finish it as fast as possible. Never go into college without a plan, and especially never get into debt if you have no idea how it works. And that's basically every college student.

[@ninerknight5351]

The student loan lady is the baby version of me

[@eunizraquelninaruiz3322]

My husband and I are big fans of the dinner date at cosco ❤😂🎉

[@narnialyon3408]

The Costco clip was both hilarious and cute😅🫠

[@MillionaireHouseholdFinance]

Agreed about the student loans. My husband and I paid ours off within 18 months after he got a job and started working. Also, got the credit cards paid off in the same time frame. You just keep living like a college student for a couple extra years, and put every extra penny into the debts. Pay it off like it's an emergency, because it is.

[@ericsells5810]

For her to pay $120,000 in 10 years on her student loan means her (minimum) payment is $1,000/month. For her balance to only go down by $4,000, her interest rate must be 14% interest. I am naive to student loans, but are people actually signing up for $80,000 loans for 12%+ interest rates??

[@conquistador2]

Funny he didn't show his

[@beakboop]

Cheapest date was with my now husband, we would go for a walk in the park. When Pokémon Go was popular, we used to go catch Pokémon in the park 😂

[@daveassanowicz186]

How does a person making $12,000 a year save more than they spend? Asking for a friend

[@MichaelCrocker0707]

Cheapest date I’ve ever been on was about -$50 (yes, negative $50). I joined my wife on a DoorDash run and we just talked and connected the whole time. So we got paid to go on a “date”. One of the most memorable nights out we’ve ever had.

[@V8Brah]

bro thats called work....

[@dianaa4149]

Cheapest Date: A long time ago, when dinosaurs roamed the earth and the restaurant Chi-Chi’s existed, my then boyfriend (now husband) would go there and sit in their lounge /big screen tv area where they would bring you endless free chips and refill your Pepsies. We ‘d go several times a week. And now you know why they went extinct with the dinosaurs.

[@HeathenwoodOfficial]

Regarding the first vid. For a while I kept a balance of around $200 on my Bank of America acct. My net worth is close about 13k as I had most of my money in invested and in a high yield savings acct.

[@brianmcg321]

Mo money, mo problems - Abraham Lincoln.

[@chrisforker7487]

The proctologist already has a tip!