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[@9liveslisa]

The real dopamine comes when you have zero debt AND you have enough savings to handle any emergency. This Memorial Day weekend my water heater sprung a leak. I called a plumber immediately and they'll be out at my house next Thursday to replace the water heater. I have the money in the bank to pay for this big house repair. It feels so good not to be throwing the repair on a credit card. Priceless!

[@jesuslovesyou916]

I'm proud of you😅

[@benjaminhough8804]

@@traceycancio1795 a water heater? What insurance? Never heard of any insurance covering that unless it was some kind of specific insurance or stupid warranty.

[@9liveslisa]

@@traceycancio1795 No. Home Insurance does not cover an older water heater tank that starts leaking. Every old appliance breaks eventually. Maybe a household appliance insurance company might, but I insure myself by saving money rather than paying monthly premiums. I have home owner's insurance for other home calamities like fire or a car driving into your home. Household appliance insurance can be expensive and then you are at their mercy. I'd rather put the $50-$100 monthly premium into my savings account than give it to an insurance company. My neighbor's hot water tank broke over 3 weeks ago and they still don't have hot water. They are going through their home insurance company because floors were ruined. They have a $1,000 deductible they have to pay and they have to wait for the insurance company to approve and schedule the work. They also have to use the company the insurance company approves.

[@eleven57icare]

I see those same scenarios on commercials for places like Cash in advance, title max, payday advance, etc. I always feel sorry for those people in the commercials because I know those places are such a ripoff...

[@9liveslisa]

@@eleven57icare So true. Save your pennies for a rainy day and keep the middle men out of the equation.

[@michaelcarter266]

This entire call sums up the exact type of person who needs Dave Ramsey’s advice. Like they need to follow every step in the plan.

[@JustinCase780]

Yea, only one exact type. Fits into the perfect profile. 😂😂😂😂

[@tracygaluszynski1868]

Hahaha! Brainwashed.

[@toddseales8222]

I have 99 problems but a credit card ain’t one.

[@retrojay86]

😂I'm right there with you brother. Never owned one as of today

[@lot2196]

Got rid of ours 25 years ago. Peace.

[@yougotgamesonyourphone6947]

I have about 4 credit cards and none of them have balances on them. People like this are insane and undisciplined

[@laz7354]

Right on your tail. Just three left from 12.

[@marawood3801]

​@@yougotgamesonyourphone6947 I pay my balance every week. I hate to pay interest on credit card. Only have 2 CC. I will loose sleep if I have debt. I have medical bills and it's driving me crazy but I'm making monthly payment so that's no problem. I can pay it off but don't wanna use my emergency fund for that.

[@kleindropper]

One credit card wasn't enough so I got 16 more.

[@Dan16673]

Lol

[@wewhoareabouttodiesaluteyo9303]

I blame all these KZbinrs telling people to get credit cards. It should be illegal.

[@carmarasmussen8118]

Yup. People "teaching" others to credit card churn to go on vacations. 😮 Not smart.

[@angel-ij4xv]

this is why i stay away from credit cards

[@MrTmenzo]

Husband needs to regulate

[@doomkid1331]

“….You hesitated” Dave is razor sharp 👏🏾💯💯💯

[@laundrygoddess4]

That hesitation was clear and long. Don't have to be too sharp to notice it

[@ross-smithfamily6317]

"You just drive past the hospital and they send you a $7,500 diagnostic bill." Dave is HILARIOUS! 🤣🤣

[@pdxmusl1510]

It's sadly freaking true

[@bluejedi723]

How the hell do you acquire 17 credit cards?? And keep all of them straight?? WTF?

[@ASimoneau]

Who says you need to keep them straight?

[@georgewagner7787]

I have ten but only use 3 and 1 is only for lowes

[@BusArch42]

I cannot imagine.

[@katemiller7874]

She’s a grown up. Grown ups keep track of what they owe

[@mmp495]

That makes me nauseous. 🤢 🤮

[@debrahill2272]

Once I started viewing CREDIT CARDS as loans, it was a gamechanger...🤑🤑

[@joelkaben]

At least 2. Another as a backup.

[@semosancus5506]

I prefer 2, especially to maximize the perks.

[@marcenelj]

17 open credit cards is insane. It would be very hard for me to keep track of their due dates every month.

[@angel-ij4xv]

I'm never going anywhere near credit cards stay away from them

[@superblump87]

Pay them all on the 1st of the month (or any day of your choosing).

[@kathya1956]

But you get 2% back!

[@myyt3824]

My husband is like this. I handle the bulk of our finances and I checked our Home Depot store card today (we’re paying off our zero turn mower) and he’s spent $1,600 on who knows what in the past 45 days. Apparently it’s on file at the store. I told him we can’t out earn stupid spending. Period.

[@BlendedBarbieDoll]

Curious, are you guys debt free other than the new Home Depot charge? Or still working on debt?

[@probablynot1368]

No, Home Depot does not keep credit card files at the store. You should be able to access your credit card purchases online. In addition, during the checkout process, you have the option to receive an email receipt of the purchases. No more, “Oops, honey, I lost that paper receipt.” He just has to tap that little button to have the email sent to you.

[@do_ob85]

In all seriousness tell him. Not us. Sounds like you need to sit down and have some discussions on why he’s spending.

[@Tehui1974]

This is what happens when savers marry spenders. Savers like us deserve to be with other savers. Sigh.

[@mirabella2154]

Wow, 17 cards....😱😅

[@MrOfficer235]

Sell the wife immediately

[@Fergunator]

rice and beans

[@themarinect]

Stupid move. The husband would lose half of fortune lol

[@juniorgod321]

He could put her on Craigslist, but unfortunately they shut down the "dating" section of the website!

[@luisfernando5998]

@@themarinecthe could rent her out

[@DanLeahfort]

I only just started stacking to SAVE wealth. I've always been the type of person to spend my entire paycheck. I struggled with the urge of spending money just sitting in the bank. Now I am under pressure to grow my reserve of $250k before I turn 60, I would appreciate any advice on potential investments.

[@Shultz4334]

Yes true, I have been in touch with a financial advisor. With an initial starting reserve of $80k, my advisor chooses the entry and exit commands for my portfolio, which has grown to approximately $550k

[@velayuthman]

I envy you, I’m still trying to recover from losses I incurred in 2021/2022, who is this investment adviser you work with, I’m intrigued and I could use some quality guidance.

[@Shultz4334]

" *Monica Selena Park* " is my portfolio-coach, I found her on Bloomberg where she was featured, I googled her name on the internet. Fortunately I came across her website and reached out. You can go verify yourself.

[@velayuthman]

Monica appears to be very knowledgeable. I found her webpage and read through her resume, educational background, and qualifications, which were all very impressive. She is a fiduciary, which means she will act in my best interests. So I scheduled a call with her.

[@thesoundofeverything8023]

Welcome to Orange County lifestyle. And everywhere else.. 😮Glad to hear she reached out!!! I m not progressing with my relationship of 2 yrs cz my bf is careless about $ and that is a deal breaker for me😢

[@kurtjames9487]

I wish I would've done that. I'm married and my wife still won't fully disclose everything financial. I find out she has more cc debt when a new bill comes in the mail. 😢 She also makes 6 figures as a therapist.

[@terra2730]

@@kurtjames9487 doesnt matter how much you make if you spend every penny before you get your paycheck!

[@perotal]

So you have wasted 2 years already, how many more are you going to lose ?

[@gloriaalex11]

@@perotal I always say "Love is love, but marriage is business." My guy over here likes to spend money, so I won't sign papers and he has no access to my funds. Our financial habits don't align, but we're otherwise compatible and happy with the status quo.

[@jamesruffalo1496]

It's funny that when I saw an advertisement before this video it was a car commercial and they were talking about financing a car LOL😊

[@bethanychristiansen7499]

🤣😂

[@bigbillmusic]

This call sounds like a rehab discussion. Its really a drug to spend money you dont have

[@kathya1956]

No Christmas for tracy

[@DEBTFREEMIKE769]

People don’t factor risk in life when they borrow.

[@Delboydunno]

Everyone assumes they will always be healthy.

[@Gruuvin1]

Simple solution: put into the budget a monthly allowance for personal spending for each of you; this is money you can spend without asking your spouse. The rest of the budget you always decide TOGETHER.

[@thorneto2742]

How do you end up with 17 cards and not end up looking at yourself somewhere down the line and realizing that you have a problem? Like 17? That’s insane lmao

[@Elizabeth-yg2mg]

And think of all the stuff cluttering up their lives--clothes, jewelry, appliances. Ug.

[@wewhoareabouttodiesaluteyo9303]

"They only want to see what they want to see. They are in debt, but they don't know that they are." -Parody off The Sixth Sense

[@wewhoareabouttodiesaluteyo9303]

@@sweetiespoon5150 know*

[@adamseidel9780]

I have 12 or 14 cards because I’m a points category person, it none have ever had any balance on them. To rack up balances on these cards one after another is bonkers.

[@do-ray-me]

It happens

[@M22Research]

If you’re in a no debt other than home mortgage situation, it should scare you to take on debt. It should scare you not to have an emergency expense fund. It should scare you not to have at least 3-6 living expenses in the bank. Those are healthy “scares”. And if you have all that sadly covered, those “scares” disappear.

[@carryeveryday910]

Great as always Dave.

[@kindredkey]

Emotional momentum -- that's what happened to me with student loans... I'm on my last big ones now but it helped being able to stomp through the small ones first! These last three were 1/3 of the debt but getting through the 16 smaller ones felt good and gave me the inertia to slug through these final ones.

[@appleiphone69]

If you get rid of debt too fast. Then you might think that debt is not too bad. There needs to be a little struggle.

[@rodrigofernandez9055]

CCs are not for people that can't control their emotions.

[@JustinCase780]

She's going to have more cards later. She likes the cards.

[@ggreddy3568]

DOnt use credit cards if you have spending problem. I love credit cards for rewards and cash backs . But it is advantageous only if you manage your money and spending only on things sensibly.

[@LoveTropperMC8]

Thanks!

[@marygassman-baltierra3530]

Yes! I have so much hope for the future ever since I realized the amount of debt I can pay off this year with hard work and discipline.

[@nasdsrekk3503]

I don’t think HAVING ccs is the issue…USING them in an irresponsible manner is. I have several with very high limits and no balance. They don’t eat or cost anything to have , but they’re a last resort in an emergency. People don’t have self control anymore

[@cashcow4383]

The motivational avice at the end I replayed 10 times. You can see the math, you can feel it, you can see it being done, you do it. Amen

[@1timothydillon]

Dave: It's not a heebie-jeebie, mysterious stuff, it's just like gosh, I can actually do this. That's the math part. Once it is written down, the vision becomes clear. When we have a clear goal, we become enthusiastic.

[@TedJones107]

Basically Dave Ramsey’s advice is don’t buy anything stupid. There 👏🏻

[@terryhenderson424]

With $13k incoming and $19k debt, I would be tempted to pay off the largest balances with the bonus money. Then snow ball the minimums of the paid off debt to pay off the other debts smallest to largest. $6k to debt free is $6k but when working with "real money" vs "bonus money", having smaller and achievable wins is better when learning to budget, cash flow your purchases, beginning to see and internalize beyond making minimum payments, etc...

[@David-wo9un]

She is getting a car because she “deserves” it; what’s another $40k?

[@terryhenderson424]

@@David-wo9un yeah .... Im catching this type of world view from a number of people about vehicles and a number of other things.

[@nchen09]

I agree 100%, I’d pay off the bigger balances too, as many as I could

[@javeesteva9922]

Dave is right. If someone based on math,she can do it. Buying things has always an emotional attachment with it, thats why its hard.

[@jayafow84]

Do we ever have an adult call that has common sense?

[@unfairsanic5089]

The problem is that most people in america dosent have one.

[@lagarde2011]

What fun would that be? People who drop oh, I don't know, maybe $60-$80k on a vehicle while making a salary of $50k make us feel better about ourselves and provide entertainment on the drive to work.

[@amireallythatgrumpy6508]

There is no such thing as common sense anymore. It became rare sense a long time ago.

[@sweetiespoon5150]

Yes, but they aren't the learning moments like this one is.

[@lot2196]

​@Sweetie Spoon yes. Smart calls would be boring.

[@BDCSam]

Does Dave still recommend Every Dollar for a budgeting tool?

[@kentondragon9263]

Im thinking there are more credit cards than ppl in the U.S of A. 🤷‍♀️🤦‍♀️

[@kyledodson2992]

When did they switch from headphones to ear pieces?

[@QwertyDerf]

DAVE RAMSEY HELPING US OUT THE TRENCHES

[@CarlaQuattlebaum]

Holy guacamole! 17 cards open and paying $754 on all of them. The $754 must be paying just the minimum on each one. She must have a wall chart to keep track of them all. Her husband has right to not just be "not happy" about that, he has a right to be outraged.

[@323TESOL]

I can’t wait to pay off debt and start an emergency fund fund… Then we can start saving up for a house… It’s going to be years!

[@mojoman327]

Ive been bad with money like most, but 17 credit cards has to be a record.

[@kimmykero2421]

No kidding!

[@johannesswillery7855]

She's not done.

[@shailee9762]

Only One is enough!!

[@theflightsimulationexperie6894]

Sounds like a true Californian. If my wife did that, I’d be filing divorce papers. She lucky her husband is willing to put up with that crap.

[@Steven-xf8mz]

Depends how much you make really. Her bonus is $13K, so pretax tax is about $18K. Assuming 10% bonus, she's making somewhere around $180K a year. It sounds like she's very capable; it's easier to get someone to cut their spending than try to have someone who can't make good money into making almost a quarter million a year. lol. Remember you can't save what you don't earn, so she's got potential. $19K in debt is nothing in compare to what she makes if my assumptions are correct.

[@LDM805]

​@@Steven-xf8mz You are assuming she told you her net amount. She didn't specify.

[@Steven-xf8mz]

@@LDM805 that's why I said depends, the assumed 10% is the norm I have seen in my years of work and ppl I have heard from. It is possible her work is an outlier.

[@NatalieS-kh3ck]

Shes hot. Men marry for looks and will usually put up with anything if she is hot enough

[@rbraxton00]

Yeah, so glad she is making this call and not the spouse. It doesn’t help when the spouse calls, and the other one has the problem. Yeah, I’m glad it’s her bonus and not her husband’s.

[@JakeSpradlin2]

She needs the Ramsey advice, as most people do. I just made a video on my channel about the baby steps vs the financial order of operations! She needs the baby steps

[@swannyriver75]

Like how do you get all these credit cards

[@BusArch42]

She needs to get rid of credit cards. I have a friend like this. She’s great staying on budget with cash but give her plastic and she loses all brain cells.

[@kleindropper]

At 63 cents per stamp, if the statement and payment were done thru the mail, the postage alone would be over $21 per month for 17 credit cards

[@benjaminhough8804]

How’s that math done? Sending payment by mail at $0.63 for 17 cards is only $10.71….

[@kleindropper]

@@benjaminhough8804 the credit card company has to send a bill in the mail

[@benjaminhough8804]

@@kleindropper But I wouldn’t pay that…why would I care about their postage costs?

[@marksweetser6312]

Who uses stamps anymore, my guy?

[@kleindropper]

@@marksweetser6312 A comparison for illustrative purposes only. And the answer is old people.

[@bettemartin8126]

I was told that if I close out my credit cards. It will ruin my credit. I’m at a 750 now. I’m disabled so I can’t invest so how do I keep my credit up?

[@corrySledd]

As an elder millennial, one of the few advantages is having lived through the Great Recession. My advice. Reduce unnecessary expenses, increase your savings by investing in financial markets and do not sell. One thing I know for sure is that diversifying your income can help insulate you from much of the craziness going on in the world.

[@Aziz__0]

@Margaret22- Only a good FA will be enough to guide you through the current market volatility. I've been speaking with an advisor for a while now, primarily because I don't have the necessary expertise or stamina to handle these recurrent market conditions. The fact that I made over $220K during this downturn proved that there is more to the market than the typical person is aware of. The greatest course of action right now is to have an investing consultant, especially for people who are nearing retirement.

[@carter3294]

@@Aziz__0 We’re only just an information away from amassing wealth, I know a lot of folks that made fortunes from the Dotcom crash as well as the 08’ crash and I’ve been looking into similar opportunities in this present market, could this coach that guides you help?

[@Aziz__0]

​@@carter3294 My Financial Advisor is NICOLE DESIREE SIMON. I found her on a CNBC interview where she was featured and reached out to her afterwards. She has since provide entry and exit points on the securities I focus on. You can run a quick online research with her name if you care for supervision. I basically follow her market moves and haven’t regretted doing so.

[@carter3294]

@@Aziz__0 Thank you for this tip. It was easy to find your coach. Did my due diligence on her before scheduling a phone call with her. She seems proficient considering her résumé

[@NatalieS-kh3ck]

"As he says....I have a spending problem..." LOL WHAT. You need him to tell you that??

[@Gus_Chiggins]

17 credit cards 😂😂😂

[@michaelwilliams1354]

Should pay down the biggest cards first / highest interest to avoid the higher interest

[@carolcole570]

Dave asks, “ Are you DONE ? “ Back in the Stone Age when I was in school, our teachers used to give us little rules of the English language. This one was a biggie for us. “ Cakes and pies get DONE. People get FINISHED . “

[@elainepatterson5587]

I don't think she's done.

[@kaz128]

You could try to open a card at 0% for 14 months and do a balance transfer and aggressively pay off the credit card.

[@debbiebrog8598]

You don't give someone with a credit card problem another credit card.

[@blackbutterfly233ify]

And every time I apply for one, I get denied

[@nikkirogers5284]

What's a bonus check? Must be nice

[@nchen09]

In this instance, I would knock out the bigger cards. The ones under 1k are easier to pay off living paycheck to paycheck imo. I’d knock them bigger balances out with the bonus.

[@Shay-yg7nm]

She's from the OC. My guess is she's trying to keep up with the Joneses

[@AtrayGaming]

The bigger question is what banks let her open 16 credit card without paying off the other ones

[@sweetiespoon5150]

Department store credit accounts.

[@grantv2313]

$1k cards are nothing . Do you think the banks care in the least about that amount? Their goal is to get those in everybody’s pockets. Even if a small percentage fail they make a fortune on the rest that dont. And then they write off the ones that fail . It’s win win for the banks no matter what happens with them.

[@wewhoareabouttodiesaluteyo9303]

O.C. baby! Where a bunch of the feminist entitled women live! WOOOOOO! Free spirit! Edit: I am surprised she did not just divorce and have him pay off everything. You can do that in CA and get an automatic WIN.

[@lucassamsmusic]

I just keep thinking about the moment someone has 15 credit cards with a balance and is like “time to get number 16.”

[@jimmymcgill6778]

Why does someone needs seventeen cards?

[@MT-yx5cu]

Provide store credit cards

[@adamseidel9780]

I have like 12-14 but nine have any balance. She has them because she keeps wanting to spend and maxes out each one in succession

[@engineeringoyster6243]

3 decades ago I stopped shopping at Sears because they always pestered me into applying for a Sears charge card.

[@Rashaadthegr8]

Only date when you're on baby step 4 or higher and only date people baby step 4 or higher.

[@well-blazeredman6187]

Seventeen cards? Cripes! I sometimes worry about having as many as three. The answer? Pay-off the most expensive cards first.

[@tubenachos]

He should divorce her after she pays them off

[@strategicsage7694]

No. Just no.

[@asavannah7439]

17 credit cards 🤯🤯 My husband and I have zero credit cards and are mortgage and debt free with 3 properties in our Forties.

[@Belectraaaa]

How can one have 17 credit cards jeez i dont even have one😂

[@jpl57210]

It amazes me how people need to be told what to do.

[@AutomotiveAnatomy]

Can we go back and ask simple questions on their income and bills.

[@wewhoareabouttodiesaluteyo9303]

Real scenario Job security is a 50/50. One has $4.7K credit card debt and $5884.66 in checking account, $3175.04 in high yield savings, and $4168.92 in brokerage. Should they pay off the credit card debt and then have whatever is left over should they lose their job or keep the cushion and wait until they secure another job?

[@Winnie-Kay]

Pay off the credit card. At least you won't have that weighing you down, and like Dave said, it's freeing. Job is 50/50? Don't wait around for it to hit zero. Get a 100% job, today. Good luck

[@1timothydillon]

Every job is 50/50, pay off the cards.

[@Winnie-Kay]

@@1timothydillon 👍 excellent point.

[@wewhoareabouttodiesaluteyo9303]

@@1timothydillon *Not every job. Government jobs have due process. It is a state government job and the individual passed probation, but will be observed by the federal and they feel if the federal does not pass them, the state may let them go for poor performance.

[@wewhoareabouttodiesaluteyo9303]

@@Winnie-Kay Thanks. That is what I am thinking.

[@orangefilms101]

I would rather watch content from Ramsey Solutions such as Dr. John Delony, Ken Coleman and Rachael Cruze is like watching the news that is neutral and truth telling. I like the taste of pure truth.

[@do_ob85]

Avalanche works better in this situation. She’s still knocking several cards out. Might as well “feel the momentum” as well as “save” money on interest

[@lamelobowling5552]

I'd say i have a spending problem too but i also have a limiter to make sure i dont max out a card or get drowned in debt - 7yrs of credit history around 100k access to credit 100% payments on time eat that DAVE!

[@CarlaQuattlebaum]

One the one hand, it's a bummer that her bonus has to be spent knocking out credit card debt, but it's good that she's getting that $13k and will see her credit card debt go down to $6k

[@GaPeach2018]

How are there even 17 cards? Crazy

[@icelineman]

17 cards ??? 😢😢😢

[@johndone8045]

19k in cc......... wtf she bought a car with cc....?

[@lukeharris2622]

✝️🙏

[@steveinskeep4964]

She can readily spend as much as she wants to. When her husband gripes about her spending she can dramatically claim he's financially abusing her. Then in seperation she'll get her money from him anyway, leveraging a kangaroo divorce court and she'll spend spend spend more and more again.

[@Silverdragon517]

America is so broken

[@jasonleatherwood2172]

Glad im debt free and hopefully soon they pass student loan forgiveness so i can pay someone else’s loan

[@starrades6487]

I’d rather my taxes go to student loans than Ukraine and illegals immigrants.

[@liberalmadness7248]

She’s on Amazon right now spending that $13,000. Anyone believing she’s going to pay off those credit cards doesn’t understand addiction.

[@brentebner8666]

Marriage = Mixing business with pleasure.

[@georgewagner7787]

Only in this case, i think I'd pay the highest interest cards first. But I'd never be in this situation

[@nikolaig1]

Cc werent the problem

[@wewhoareabouttodiesaluteyo9303]

CC companies enable. It should be illegal.

[@jian11188]

@@wewhoareabouttodiesaluteyo9303 it’s a spending problem. If it’s not credit card, it will be something else they borrow to spend.

[@wewhoareabouttodiesaluteyo9303]

@@jian11188 Do not let her get away with that excuse! Heck, she is already assured 50%, alimony, and a house in divorce. This is CA man.

[@jimmymcgill6778]

Put more towards the highest interest first.

[@cesaravegah3787]

That doesn't works for most people, using math you are right, using human behavior studies Dave method works better

[@adamseidel9780]

Given they’re all CCs unlikely there’s too much variation between them

[@MKF1205]

Hey, you should give her the time to tell you how much they make and what they already have. I think two types of people call in. One is really screwed up and the other is calling to brag. I can’t believe people would call to a national platform and told the world how much they. Their colleagues or family could be listening or watch the KZbin.

[@Jamya87]

Ouuu i have 3 CC and i HATE it

[@derrickadams6973]

It’s crazy on this stuff it’s wild and they don’t have no money lol the y broke like today not tomorrow and they don’t care who we care in this life is crazy we are someone important

[@ronaldnichols9945]

I hope she woke up to her abuse of her husband.

[@djpuplex]

Delony "are you okay"?

[@INuniform]

Yes, she must be spending as a coping mechanism 😂

[@djpuplex]

@@INuniform Go back to your parents basement. You'll never get a unappreciative wife who doesn't do house work, provide "affection" or work outside the home. Shame ☝️ on you. Who hurt you? Are you 🌈?

[@Silverdragon517]

Totally, it is the husbands fault thats why she is spending. Totally domestic abuse by husband as always according to John

[@kivekkulat5114]

This call really seemed to me like she got the ultimatum talk from her husband more so then truly realizing she had spending problem.

[@royalredus]

Interesting call, but I'm really distracted by the band-aid shaped tan line on Dave's head.

[@user-ih9dg3uz5y]

out out out

[@Gas_man]

How dumb. Pay the highest interest first.

[@gonegolfn07]

good point on focusing on something then seeing it everywhere. It's like liberals and racism.

[@Gas_man]

Or conservatives and attacks on freedom.

[@Kindcaringsoulgentle]

Why is she asking the question of course she should use that money to pay the majority of those of. is she actually thinking she'll just go off and spend it and stick her head in the sand.