Charles (caller)

And that's the most I've ever made in my life.

What do you do for a living?

Right now, I'm a mechanic at an amusement park out here.

I was lucky that they gave me that job.

Yeah, I have a degree in elementary education and a master's in school administration.

I'm 48.

My wife's 53 and she's not able to work or drive or anything.

Yeah, she has a disability, but she gets about a hundred dollars a month in social security.

That's all she was able to get.

But my other daughter who lives with us is disabled and she gets

about $800 a month.

So that's what's saving us, basically.

I think I can.

It's just that when I look at the numbers, it would be like, if I even paid, if I paid like 1300 in my student loans,

even that would take 30 years.

If I pay 1200, which is what my mortgage is, that's 30 years.

And so I can pay 1500 on my mortgage and be done in 15 years.

So I was planning on doing that.

But then it's like you have to work, you know, gazelle speed and all that.

But if you do that, it's like you become a workaholic and then your kids are like, you know, where were we?