Christina Ellis

Because I'm also just getting excited with the fact that you only have 112 left on the house.

So it's like you're going to have this fully funded emergency fund done in a few months.

You're going to be investing for retirement.

And I think you can pay that house off pretty darn quick, probably within, if you're really serious and this is a big goal for you, you could do that for sure within five years, I would say.

Oh, easily.

I'm even thinking if you got really gazelle intense, not that you have to be gazelle intense in four through six, but if you really wanted to knock that out, like you could have that done quick.

And could you imagine being under 30 with a paid off house on baby step seven?

Yes, that would be great, definitely.

Yeah, I understand the bad mojo part.

I really was considering it at first.

I'm doing a little better now.

So I'm okay with staying here at the moment.

The reason I want to stay is I...

I have a little bit of equity in the house, and my mortgage is pretty low.

By the way, that's a no-brainer.

It's incredibly low.

Yeah.

I'm so sorry for what you're going through because it's like I can hear it in your voice.

It's just it's so much pain.

But financially, you're doing really well.