Christina Ellis

I'd still be getting another Dave car, just one that the hood stays down and that doesn't cost $200 to fill.

I like that.

That's good.

Yeah, make it last as long as you can.

Well, how much are you making a month?

How much are you able to put towards debt?

Like once you're in this journey fully, what's your income?

So how much can you throw out debt per month?

So we're looking if you can make it another two months, that's $5,000.

Yeah.

And I just want to encourage you to like if you drive around Ramsey, our building, we have people who are walking out the baby steps and we have some hoopties in this parking lot.

We've got some things that are duct taped together that you've got zip ties like we've got some real special cars out there because people are motivated and they're getting it and they're trying to do the same thing.

They're like, hey, if I can go two to three more months, then that's five thousand dollars that I can put towards.

This is beyond the gazelle.

And this isn't even, we're not talking baby step two gazelle intense.

This is paying off the house.

That's a lot to process.

I would say absolutely not.

I think it's great.

The motivation to pay off the house.