Brian Orlando

But in these plans, if you're getting a free extra dollar for every dollar you're putting in or half a dollar, you really can't beat it.

I mean, those fees aren't going to eat that up over time.

Okay.

It's so frustrating.

I saw it when I lived in California, too.

And in Irvine, in Orange County, everyone is driving a flashy car.

And I know what they're making.

I was doing these deals with Johnson & Johnson.

Like, I could see people's salaries within this company.

And they're making, you know, good money.

But for what they're purchasing and this expensive life habits of, like...

flashiness and everything like that.

I think it's like a little bit of a culture thing where it's like, you really don't need to be that flashy.

I'm not really much of a flashy person myself, but.

Let's be real.

I've been driving my Nissan Rogue forever.

Like I've driven it for, you know, nine or 10 years now and I'm going to keep driving it until it doesn't make sense.

At some point it really won't.

But it's hard to get bought into that mentality of like, please save a little bit of your money and invest it.

And just getting like these crazy car programs that are, I don't know, whatever, 0% financing and extending yourself beyond your means.