The Most Ridiculous Things People Actually Pay For

[@saracobaify]

My first major purchase was a KitchenAid mixer when I was 16. I’m 32 now and it’s still going strong!

[@davidharman7245]

The old KitchenAid mixers had motors rated for more torque than new ones now. Happy to hear yours has been a great purchase!

[@teeniehi8472]

That was a great purchase. Smart girl.

[@teeniehi8472]

Instead of buying my class ring my parents encouraged me to buy a good gold ring with my birth stone. I ring I bought I loved and still wear it today.

[@saracobaify]

@@davidharman7245yeah, that’s what I heard! There have been moments where I thought I was going to burn the motor out with overfilling the bowl 😅

[@saracobaify]

@@teeniehi8472I got made fun of (in good humored jest) when I bought it, but then people were too busy eating cupcakes to say much more 😛

[@TBIhope]

My parents got married in 1994 and got a white KitchenAid mixer. It’s been almost 28 years, they’ve given it to me, and it still works! That’s quality!

[@lauranewman564]

Right? My Bosch is 42. Older than my oldest child.

[@thandokazifakidolo5880]

😅

[@loganmedia1142]

And those appliances typically cost a fortune.

[@Semilingual]

I use a yogurt maker bought in "West Germany" 1985. Still makes perfect yogurt 😋

[@OBXSunset]

My mom's still got hers to. Probably over 35 years old now.

[@JakeSpradlin2]

Hahahaha Rachel’s tattoo and Papa Dave threatening to pull the tuition 😂😂 I love it

[@rachelhayes3376]

We need more details. We need Dave’s side of the story.

[@katyedwards3935]

​@@rachelhayes3376Definitely

[@samanthaberch]

I want to know where the tattoo is

[@katyedwards3935]

She probably got it on her butt or somewhere embarrassing, that's why she tells us it's "somewhere where no one will see".

[@bethanyg153]

Sounds like him. 🤣

[@lenak1438]

If George wasn't a financial analyst he low key could be a comedian. He's actually really funny. 😅😂😊

[@GrowingWithM]

I agree

[@monicamcclellan9751]

Yes he's got great timing 🎉

[@rebeccaoliver7977]

Maybe he should guest on Gutfeld - that'd be a hoot!

[@LoveOnTheEdge1705]

Rachel had me screaming all episode!😂 She must've been a rebel in the Ramsey household 😅 Love you guys!

[@lynseycobden203]

Oh she totally was 😂 I love her

[@casamequite]

When I decided to quit drinking the first time my friends didn't know. That Saturday I was with friends and was offered a beer. I said no, I decided to stop drinking. They insisted but I said no thanks. I'm happy without it. Then one of them started calling me a Jesus Freak. I raised my hand and said "guilty"! I soon learned that these people were never my friends in the first place. I think everyone should try that test to see who your real friends are.

[@kennnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn1242]

I don’t drink alcohol at all and I always get questioned - they’re just jealous they can’t have fun without alcohol!

[@callmecordelia7181]

I’ve heard similar stories. My cousin and brother both struggled with alcohol and their friends knew and pressured them to drink if they tried to stop. My cousin would go to restaurants before her other friends and order a virgin drink so they would THINK she was drinking and not bother her. My brother tired to quit and I met him and my dad at a restaurant and my dad bought two drinks and put one in front of my brother very dramatically. And my brother started drinking again. I do NOT understand this.

[@jenniferpearce1052]

I'm so grateful I have never had either friends or coworkers pressure me to drink. In fact, the closest to "pressure" I've had over drinking is my parents telling me I needed to learn to like some kind of alcoholic beverage to drink during social situations because I don't really like the taste.

[@dalissaperez106]

I hope you find better friends. That’s awful behavior and sadly is common.

[@dinas115]

George, borrow Rachel's stroller. Don't buy it new!

[@MBergyman]

George and Rachel: “all the stuff you spend your money is crazy!” Also George and Rachel: “we spend our money on stupid stuff too”

[@crazeekids9744]

As a mom of 6, I do not miss AT ALL mowing grass all summer with a push mower. Being in a position to pay someone to take care of my yard has been wonderful!

[@breezybre2670]

We have 6 as well. We don't hire people as we are going for self sufficiency but also because pur 13 year old daughter is happy to ride the ride on mower.

[@gloriack7976]

lol I use that as my mom time on weekends!! But I totally hear you.

[@om617yota7]

Last year we started paying someone to mow the lawn too, never going back. Looked at the cost of a decent riding mower, and the cost of one of those robot mowers, and calculated how long we could pay a neighborhood teen to mow the lawn for the same $$$$ - it was YEARS. No programming required, just hand over cash and say "please mow the lawn" and it's done. Happily.

[@RainySunday21]

​@@om617yota7That's great! Additionally, you're helping out a teen willing to work. They may be saving for something so I see this as a win/win.

[@lindadorman2869]

If you amortize the cost of an item over its lifetime, the KitchenAid stand mixer is a bargain. I bought mine over 30 years ago for $300 and it's still going strong. I'm 62 now and this thing will probably outlast me. One of the best investments I've ever made. The downside is that it weighs about 50 lbs. and it's a pain to lift or move.

[@brookecarrillo3432]

Agreed! I am using my grandmas kitchen aid and it’s over 40 years old!

[@jasonleatherwood2172]

As a professional appliance repair man keep grandmas cause all new appliances are junk even with the kitchen-aid name on it

[@brookecarrillo3432]

@@jasonleatherwood2172 so true!!! I have a new one as well and it’s not nearly as good as the old one. Planned obsolescence at its finest!

[@LDM805]

My first kitchen aid mixer walked off the table and kept going! In fact 6 yrs later its still going strong, I gave it to my neighbor who could not afford one when I decided to upgrade to a bigger one (which I purchased for $80!!! Because it was an internet order return, new in the box still).

[@OopThereItIs77777]

We call this "cost per use" in our house. I justified my Hokas that way lol

[@genxx2724]

High-quality knives, pots, and basic kitchen equipment is an investment. They last decades if you take care of them. Trying to do kitchen work with cheap equipment is frustrating and does not yield good results.

[@zamirathezenathazami5200]

Agreed. Husband and I bought a set of Royal Prestige pots and pans right after our wedding. We considered it an investment. We threw out all those flaking Teflon pans we had at that time. Those pots and pans are still going strong 22 years later. They will probably be given down to our son along with my grandmother's cast iron skillets.

[@Greybeardmedic]

Yes, if its stainless, or cast iron. No if its aluminum non-stick, those things wear out and go bad.

[@steadystackin7250]

Kitchen equipment is one of the best investments out there. Way better than constantly eating out or eating bland/boring foods.

[@candy2325]

I absolutely agree. Having nice kitchen equipment/gadgets motivates me to cook more and I look forward to make meals.

[@elainebradley8213]

Agreed.

[@bdaly03]

Absolutely agree!

[@criscristofferson7381]

8:35 George wasn’t taught the atmosphere is 21% oxygen 78% nitrogen up there in Boston?

[@Adam-lq5kg]

Don't be bashing the KitchenAid Mixer. It's one of the few things in this world still built properly. You'll only ever need to buy one. Worth every penny.

[@axlent123]

But don’t buy it if you won’t use it.. if you provide home cooked meals… taking what you and your family eat into your control, quality cooking tools is important! Salad Master, Kitchen Aid… a lot of tools are cheap and break easy… but paying a bit more for quality… worth it!

[@brendanjobe6895]

@@axlent123 We are still using my grandmother's KitchenAid Mixer. We also still use our great grandparent's old Perfection Kerosene heaters during power outages. Probably illegal in Antioch.

[@seankbrannon]

I would never buy one, but my step mom gave me my dad's because they never use it. I wasn't gonna say no!

[@thiswonderlandlife]

Mine actually had the motor burn out while I was kneading bread and kitchen aid replaced it completely within a week. I now have two mixing bowls and doubles of my attachments!

[@katconnor6422]

The add on tools are wonderful. Homemade pasta, and ice cream? Yes please! A friend makes high protein low sugar ice cream with theirs.

[@SamBass]

The show should be renamed "Smart Money Happy Hour Comedy Hour" 😂

[@margie909]

George and Rachel, no guilt over your spending!!! You are helping businesses in your community. Keep spending!!

[@jennaraatikainen1848]

I have a sauna, love it. Use it everyday.. but then again I`m finnish and everyone has them here 😂

[@claytonmarkin7863]

On the marathon topic, the race fee was a huge part of why I trained for my half marathon. I can’t count the number of times I’ve said “I can just go running for free,” but it wasn’t until I put money down and registered for a race that I actually did a full training program.

[@kdonor]

Congratulations! Half marathons are the gateway to marathons and ultras. I just ran 3 (full) marathons in 3 days and it was an amazing and challenging experience.

[@CJ2023Incognito]

But you are also racing in a group so there is extra motivation via the competition aspect.

[@tubenachos]

❤ You're actually investing on yourself

[@denisetymensky8922]

A marathon is like joining another community. I say it is worth it because everyone can choose to join the community. The best part for me (I never ran more than a 25k) is the training. The journey is the best part.

[@denisetymensky8922]

@traybern the marathon organizer has police and medical support along the race. There are reasons it is something you pay for to do more safely.

[@psychedelicybin]

I respect Rachel for that mosquito contraption, that’s brilliant. I instead just literally bathe myself in mosquito repellent if I decide to step outside lol

[@sherryojeda9178]

Oh, I have a service that comes out every 3 weeks to spray. Except right now, I can't afford it and the mosquitoes love me. I spray repellent on me, but some of those suckers are insane! Another week or two, and they'll be spraying again. I HATE mosquitoes.

[@breezybre2670]

​@@sherryojeda9178what are they spraying?

[@laurens7431]

YES if mosquitoes love you, you get it (Y)

[@Nevy21]

umm yummy cancer aerosol on the daily

[@tiffanylandes2345]

I didn't know the mosquito thing existed. I may look into that system!

[@StubbsMillingCo.]

Nothing says money like a $45 DoorDash delivered $5 Hot ‘n’ Ready from Lil Caesar’s😂

[@lillynevers7305]

Loved this episode! My husband buys 3 half marathons a year and they are super expensive but it is his main motivation to work out. When he didn’t have the runs to look forward to his health suffered. I bought a kitchen aid mixer second hand for $50 and use it all the time. I make pizza dough for Friday nights, cakes for church, and all sorts of baked goods rather than buying them. Sell or donate yours if you don’t use it because someone else will be very happy to find it.

[@mstokes8785]

He "buys half marathons"?

[@anasye]

@@mstokes8785 You have to pay for those races, Admission price, usually pays for the medal, t-shirt, and admin fees.

[@kbjazzfan]

🤣It's called an umbrella stroller because it folds up like an umbrella

[@kristintempleton9677]

was looking for this before I put it up!😂

[@brianafischer212]

The KitchenAid mixer SO WORTH IT. I have 2 of them ☺️ A 7 qt and a 3.5 qt. I use the 7qt for triple batch of corn casserole for holidays and turkey meatballs. I use the 3.5 qt (Artisan Mini) for single box cake mix, single batch of cookies, scrambling a large quantity of eggs.

[@truthseeker6370]

Point being, when you are completely out of debt, have a fully funded emergency fund... you then have the ability to choose the luxuries you want.

[@15KHPCLUB]

No you don't. I'd like a yacht, private jet and helicopter but still can't get them despite earning a high salary.

[@donaldlyons17]

@@15KHPCLUB LOL. Well they seem to mean "inexpensive" luxuries...

[@Coastpsych_fi99]

@@15KHPCLUBYes, it has to be within your budget

[@scottdunn1371]

Be sure to have a chunk in retirement too.

[@truthseeker6370]

@@15KHPCLUB well if that's what you really want- better figure out a way to pay for it once you are Out of Debt. It's Basic math skills, a mindset of sacrifice for what you want, and the drive and determination to make it happen.

[@willcaseber7458]

Ah, Thursday mornings. Waiting here for the podcast, expresso in hand. Life is good.

[@PriPicz]

I've got my tea. Cheers!

[@proper.role.model.819]

I like your style.

[@EmilyWer2]

Not the EXpresso….

[@proper.role.model.819]

@@EmilyWer2 I didn’t catch that. Don’t let George see that! Haha! Drives him nuts. 🫣

[@willcaseber7458]

@@EmilyWer2 ;-)

[@cherylsorensen7204]

Yes on the fancy sunglasses!! I won a pair several years ago from a contest and I seriously loved that pair. They broke while I was on vacation recently and I was traumatized. The pain is real!! I wouldn't ever buy a fancy pair like that for myself, so they are not being replaced. RIP.

[@kathleencooney1518]

I have a hand mixer, a Waring, from 1972 and it still works. It’s “Harvest Gold” and only works on 1 speed. It was my first major expense after leaving my childhood home. I just can’t throw it away & is perfect for guacamole.

[@reese10179]

I use my kitchenaid mixer every other day to make sourdough bread and many other things. It has been ridiculously valuable to me! Kitchen Aid and Instant Pot and Ninja Blender are my three "worth it" kitchen appliances

[@olivias2836]

As a lash artist who built an entire very successful business based around eyelash lift/tint & extensions I can confirm that to many women lashes are an absolute necessity, however I do hear from many of my clients that the men in their lives feel otherwise 😂

[@breezybre2670]

Wow....sad that they feel they need this.

[@olivias2836]

@@breezybre2670 not sad for me. I built my business around it. The beauty industry is a billion dollar industry and I’m happy to work for my tiny sliver of the pie within the field. Everyone has a choice about what type of enhancements they want to get/invest in. I never push women to change anything about their looks- but if they decide to on their own and book an appointment I will be happy to provide the service !

[@anhbarker]

I love a brow and lash tint for vacation! I didn't love the lash lift, though, and it's hard to find someone who will just do a lash tint.

[@potluck712]

@@olivias2836I have very fair skin w natural light brown reddish hair. I had an OCD issue where I would rub my eyelashes if they had mascara on them and it would cause them to fall out. Even before I had that issue my lashes were very light and unable to see while I also have very big eyes. Makeup and mascara literally make me look so different. If I continually got lash extensions/fake lashes applied I would be a very happy person lol I’ve never done it because I don’t want the glue to cause irritation and make my eyelashes to fall out even more

[@suen5006]

It's great for you but so pathetic that people think it's a necessity.

[@AlphaShadowSphere]

So i used to be of the opinion that long term storage is a bad idea before i lived in a small apartment. I just didn't have enough storage so i rented a unit the size of a closet across the street and the square footage was waaay cheaper than getting a bigger apartment. When i moved into a house and i have more closet space, a garage, and more rooms i agree. If i need a storage unit now, then that is a sign i have too much stuff.

[@Caliabra]

This one is really is math. How much will it cost to replace all this stuff when I get a house or seasonally? Some stuff may have sentimental value though. My husband got one when he moved into my one bedroom condo. A lot of the items were like an old mattress and his old couch. A lot of this was peace of mind in case we broke up he wouldn’t be out of all his essentials

[@pamelalieurance3892]

Okay, 1st off Lindsey calling you out on the "fruit carvings" and then the tattoo story....I'm in tears😂 Rachel, George, Lindsey, great job, great show!! Humor, common sense advise, great personalities and cocktails. Love this show!!

[@rebekahe9692]

I love this! I will say I use my kitchenaid mixer at least two days a week - but I am a homemaker and use it to knead bread dough as I make all our bread myself. Definitely not a necessity for most kitchens, though!

[@emoney1231]

George, I would recommend NOT flying with an expensive stroller. Maybe the more expensive ones are more durable, but baggage handlers and cargo storage on planes are not kind to strollers.

[@brookecarrillo3432]

George, as an Arabic man with beautiful dark lashes you have NO idea what it’s like to be a German Irish woman with extremely blonde lashes. I will pay to get my lashes tinted any day and it is worth it 😂.

[@truthseeker6370]

That's creepy.

[@jenniferpearce1052]

@@truthseeker6370 How is that creepy?

[@janelleg597]

It's called masacara

[@lauramcneil2061]

I live in a rural area. No door dash or Uber eats, so no temptation there. I drink well water, and it tastes great and I have it tested every couple of years. So far, it's very clean. We can do grocery store pickup, but I've watched the people filling orders, and they just grab the fruits, vegetables, and meat regardless of how they look. For those items, I want to pick out my own, so I go grocery shopping. Might be a control freak. 🤔

[@suzboeh633]

For some people the convenience is worth it, but for an empty nest household, I would rather pick out my items too, Also, sometimes I will find bargain/clearance items that also save me money.

[@nicb8723]

I agree with you. Rural living will save you money in a lot of ways. Also that anytime I want to buy something I usually change my mind when I factor in the inconvenience of driving to town to get it.

[@gloriack7976]

I go to Krogers or Aldi for allll my produce needs. But I hardly ever (98.4 percent of the time) will pay full price. I am a huge “sticker person “ fanatic at Krogers and I will load up on Tuesday afternoon or Friday night on the recently marked down produce. Whatever I can’t use immediately I freeze, can, or dehydrate and then I have extras if I need to add volume to a meal. 😊I can get out of there for 50 bucks if I stay away from the processed aisles. Produce and meat for 5 for two weeks. ❤

[@millmill67]

“You’re someone who would be apt to get a lifted truck.” I cannot 😂 and “low-rided based on my height alone.” 💀

[@annefischer3530]

Marathons! My sister and i planned to do a Disney half marathon, but when the tickets went on sale.we decided that almost $300 per person for the privilege of starting at the Disney gate was ridiculous. Especially since the fee did not include any perks or discounts for the park.

[@etboyd04]

Even if she did grow up rich I’d still take Rachel’s advice over the others that are out there who are schilling and peddling their product lines and cookbooks. Take money advice from rich people.

[@raquelfantoni2812]

On the Ph balance thing- your stomach is VERY acidic. As soon as that “balanced” water hits your stomach, it’s acidic.

[@annette9450]

New this show and it’s becoming one of my favorites!

[@nicholepatrick7857]

The Kitchen Aid mixer is our go to wedding gift for the young adults in our church.

[@tduck828]

Worth every penny! I bought mine in 2010 as a gift to myself. To this day, one of my best purchases and still looks new and works like the day I bought it!! Quality product!

[@michaelaweatherman7682]

Dang y'all must be on BS7 😅

[@katemiller7874]

It’s great love mine

[@genxx2724]

Wow, that’s generous!

[@katyedwards3935]

I got it free with my FPU membership and I've been using EveryDollar since April. I graduated in March and never thought of budgeting, but I caught myself overspending shortly before graduation, so I decided to start doing it and haven't stopped since.

[@JP-rf7cu]

Rich or poor, buying a bottled water to drink on everyday basis is seriously ridiculous. I understand filters. I have one too. Nothing fancy just Brita on my faucet. We even bring our filter container when tent camping or on our vacation and using their top water ( of course the drinkable one) . Overbuying a grocery is another common thing. So many people waisting their food and their money by over buying food they never consume!

[@TheEllaTB]

Unfortunately Brita doesn't work for hard water and no matter how much I tried to drink it my kidneys rebel after a couple of days. However I am not into throwing $4k in for a softener so I go to the local grocery store and pay 45 cents pe gallon of reverse osmosis water

[@katiebaker254]

I love Rachel and George, and I have 3 daughters, 13, 11, and 9. They are all about this show!

[@maxinebellows741]

I listened to this at 3:00a.m. when I couldn't sleep. I laughed and woke up my husband! You guys are so funny! And Rachel, I have my groceries delivered too! So convenient!

[@tomafackrell9377]

There is so much more to running an organized marathon than biting a medal and taking a picture. It's about commitment, support, a sense of community, and so much more. What a simplistic explanation and judgment about a thing you have no idea about! 🙄

[@tag2818]

I LOVE Rachel and George. So sweet and humble, down to earth with common sense!

[@supreethm92]

I used to pay for trash can cleaning when I lived in Dallas and my HOA forced you to keep your cans inside so with my dog’s waste going in there and the heat of summer, it was definitely worth the $25 a month I paid for it!

[@naanaquashie1031]

Your show's not only educative but very interesting - I enjoy it all the way from Ghana.

[@scottdunn1371]

I had 4 minivans over the years. Then I decided to get a 4runner and get into off-roading. I have seen the most gorgeous places on earth now, but I needed a lift on my truck to safely get there. But I had my finances set before doing this.

[@krsncrs821]

Super fun to watch! Thank you!

[@esthermenezesroberts4664]

When I heard George talking about the robot delivering food in the Hibachi restaurant, all I could think is he is now George Jetson😂

[@justsimplybrittany]

I fully/completely/100% respect Rachel defending her middle class status. I grew up a similar way. My moms business is worth a lot of money and she has been highly successful and good with managing her money! I was born in 1992 and my mom adopted/got me in 1994 from India. My dad left us in 1995 and completely drained/robbed all their bank accounts leaving us with her $300 check per week. I grew up middle class! And just because your parents are one way doesn’t mean that’s where you are. Your parents income/success doesn’t define you!!

[@jl-pz1xz]

If you have the money I think lawn care is a great purchase. It gives someone a way to work and make money. Also the person paying for the service frees up their time for other things they enjoy or need to do. Don’t judge those that get it though. It could be a single mother or someone disabled or someone with limited time and that’s one thing they don’t wanna spend their time doing, which is fine.

[@HLD0205]

It's not just the marathon fees and equipment (shoes, clothes, gels, training plan...) it's also a lot of fees for out of town races like the hotel fee, food, transportation, and even time off work if you don't get PTO.

[@kimberlybowman4188]

We call it “buying time” when we pay for a service. We can’t do it all! Walmart grocery delivery through their app is the best because I don’t think they mark up the cost.

[@n9oqu]

You can look at this show and appreciate it while you are in the “rice and beans” stage of your Ramsey financial reformation if your are intense about your challenge to become debt free. Attitude is everything! Thanks again for all your hard work to help educate those who a striving to make that change.

[@truleegarewal5949]

These convos entertain me on my way to work so much thank you.

[@stephaniec7216]

Im a respiratory therapist and I'm the one measuring the oxygen in the air! Lol! I really do use oxygen analyzers at work to measure the blended gases I deliver to patients through ventilators or other oxygen devices. So yes it's a real thing George 😂

[@blissfuljoy6049]

Yes but it is going to improve your health by going to an oxygen bar?

[@stephaniec7216]

@@blissfuljoy6049absolutely not

[@MsValiG]

I have a patient asking me why she has to put the oxygen in her nose when she can just breathe the air haha

[@MsValiG]

​@@blissfuljoy6049you improve the oxygen intake, your body is using what it needs, meanwhile you're destroying your liver

[@ericamccain2047]

My husband won so many things at an office giveaway. One item included a flat-top grill that we use ALL the time. Sometimes giveaways are 1000% worth it :)

[@sabrinagalvan8173]

We have most of our camping gear due to safety awards.

[@kuebby]

At a certain point you need to spend your money and people are always gonna disagree. But the idea about still buying it even if people didn't see is a good point. One of my parents' best financial teaching when I was a kid was not allowing me to "borrow" money for something I wanted. If I didn't have money I didn't get it (other than specific amount gifts at birthday and holidays).

[@chandlerjohns02]

This was funny. Rachael’s reaction to the tattoo question was hilarious!

[@Matt_in_TEXAS]

Great show y'all!!! Love the show, love the topics, you both bring joy to the world with your show. Funny and some money tips tossed in can't wait until next week! Keep up the Awesome work y'all!!!

[@BryanBalak]

George: Marathons... Me: Laughs in Ironman...

[@analyticalchick3064]

As a nanny, I will say Uppababy is worth it if you're going to have a lot of kids/have twins. Unlike the City Select by BabyJogger, you can put the kids back to back and have them reclined or at least one can recline. Plus once you buy the attachments for the cityselect, it costs the same. Side by sides are annoying and are clumsy when used for just one child. You can also sell it off when you're done. It's called an umbrella stroller because the handles look like umbrella handle. Storage units can make sense if you're in the middle of moving or if you are homeless and temporarily in a shelter.

[@katherinelipari6610]

Uppababy is great to buy used. We have one that is 12 years old now and has gone through seven kids - three for the previous owner and four for us. Those strollers are tanks - and we only paid $200 for ours used

[@alondraxx33]

Tbh, the trash can cleaning is worth it every so often. Especially in FL because of all the bugs!! I’m here for it.

[@Kate-bi9dh]

Lifted truck, IF the suspension is ALSO lifted, is to get over obstacles. In my area it’s to go bouldering and get over the snow embarkments

[@jnelwise]

I didn’t know the mosquito spray built into the backyard was a thing. Now I have something else I want to add to future dream home. I get pulverized by mosquitoes they love me and I end up looking like I have chicken pox so that seems like a necessity.😅😂

[@15KHPCLUB]

Try the Cutter backyard bug control spray. Lasts all summer.

[@embee5605]

This video was really good! The concept of the motivation behind these purchases, paying cash, and your thoughts on these in general.

[@maryt7468]

Papa Dave should definitely be springing for that fancy stroller George. Give like no one else right?!?! 😂 Feel free to screenshot and email him this comment as a hint 😅

[@mollyh6347]

😂😂😂”omg my dads a billionaire “ dying - stand up for yourself Rachel! ❤❤

[@biancatud]

George, after 4 kids i can say cheaper strollers they will also last just as long. Baby jogger is a great brand. But they’re all fine !

[@MonicaKincaid]

I love these episodes. Y’all are so funny😂 and informative.

[@daelkolwitz3509]

My wife and I just did Melting Pot. She asked (last time we went was over a decade ago.) It is one of her favorites, but we budget it out and rarely go.

[@wordsrwind22]

I was listening to this while lifting at the gym and almost died at Rachel’s tattoo story. 1st when she said Dave almost pulled her tuition, then i composed myself and continued and again almost died when she said it was a Jesus fish 😂😂😂😂

[@Kgirl691]

I’m married without a Kitchen Aid Mixer, George. 😊 Never could afford one of those. Still have my hand mixer from when I got married 28 years ago that I was given off my registry.

[@ruthiesheppard729]

Same here. Married 21 years without a KitchenAid mixer. It’s never been a high priority. My Black and Decker stand mixer from my bridal shower still works too. 👌

[@eandrgoodwin]

One thing I heard when I used to travel to Egypt (George) for work was a cultural norm in the Middle East that if you have been blessed enough financially to where you can afford to pay someone else to do something for you, then you shouldn’t do it yourself. If you do it yourself, you are taking away someone else’s opportunity to provide for their family.

[@andiclemenza6476]

I love Thursdays now!! Thank you guys! What a wonderful episode

[@criscristofferson7381]

I saw George’s reel where his dogs were playing in his backyard. He needs to hire new guys to mow his yard if he’s having to pay for that. They be slippin’ 😂

[@cynthiawilliams737]

Since I started the Ramsey Plan 3 yrs. ago I just ask myself if this is a want or need & surprisingly it is usually a want!

[@kayladawson6871]

I love “if nobody else sees this purchase, so I still want it”

[@cheryljacques8869]

Love these weekly shows!! One of the highlights of my week!

[@AB-sj3tl]

Love you guys ❤ I just enjoy the conversation, it’s like spending a fun evening with friends.

[@JennyLateen-sz2gq]

George and Rachel, I’m a big follower of your show. One thing you mention is looking finances as a married couple. What if my partner has priorities in a more expensive car than I do? Should we just pool finances for essentials (mortgage, insurance, food, vacation etc) and have the remainder go to our personal spending (clothes, car, miscellaneous)? Or should we include the more expensive car in the budget, because I make a good deal more than my partner?

[@PCKA1987]

Marathons! I’m there. 😂 that’s my thing.

[@philipschifano5876]

Rachel is the best. .. the tattoo story. Hilarious 😂

[@cassandrawessel7452]

I use my kitchenaide mixer all the time! Its great for shredding cooked meat, cookies, kneading bread dough, mashing large batches of potatoes

[@breezybre2670]

..how does it shred meat? This would be awesome.

[@ambethk77]

Yes and you save a lot of money cooking from scratch!

[@euenfheiejrj]

@@breezybre2670just put a cooked chicken breast in there and it shreds it.

[@nathansautodetail]

When I was a kid I won a coloring contest at Walmart that got a free frozen turkey for Thanksgiving. We also won a copy of Air Bud on VHS through a radio station call in thing once.

[@NaturalWifeyandMamaBear]

Daily smoothies for the fam of four, every morning in our Vitamix!!! Then like blender healthy oat muffins/oven pancakes etc. in it. Use 1-3 times daily. Going strong for 7 years now. Best money spent!! 🙌

[@KyleePicc]

Hahaha I can relate to this marathon cost. $100 for every race fee, $150 flight, $250 hotel, food when there, $140 running shoes that have to be replaced multiple times a year, PT for the injuries. It is not a free hobby 😂

[@gingercat7925]

Are you a Marathon Maniac?

[@Efmims]

There’s a TON of lifted trucks here in Texas. My husband used to drive a lifted and stretched jeep. But his was for off-roading. That thing could rock climb. Very cool. But a lot of the big trucks are for show. It’s a certain kind of person in that drivers seat lol

[@om617yota7]

Most ridiculous thing I can think of is subscription boxes. That's peak consumerism, when people can't even be bothered to do their own shopping, but instead pay someone else every month to send them random crap they wouldn't otherwise buy. "Receive $400 worth of items in each $180 monthly subscription box! Saves you $220, great deal!" If you weren't intentionally seeking the items in the box to fulfill a specific need you had, then you didn't save $220, you wasted $180.

[@fatmat3460]

You can always resell a good quality stroller. And you can also buy a used one.

[@rafttherogue3692]

As far as makeup go's out here in Oregon, what we say is "If the barn needs painting, you paint it".

[@sarahrichards5756]

It's called an umbrella stroller because of the handles. They don't always have a top.

[@emanuelezanon4262]

8:50 He's conflating something that is clearly made up (oxygen cures hqngover or whatever) with a well-known fact (air is 21% oxygen). I'm not sure if he's joking or not but very funny either way. 😂

[@samanthah2226]

My bob runs circles around the uppababy, but we also live in an outdoor area and gravel is everywhere.

[@jessicaferguson4430]

Umbrella strolls are called that because they kinda look like an umbrella when folded up, not because they have a cover over them (although some do) :)

[@amyx231]

Yeah. When I was a kid, it was a 1 bedroom apartment and financial…stress. Now my dad wonders why I save so much and look for sales. 😮. He doesn’t remember what life was like 2 decades ago? Buying a house and getting good jobs in my teens doesn’t erase a childhood.