Dave Ramsey

But that's the world I grew up in.

Now, in my world, what I looked for is I don't want to –

Because I'm willing to pay for everything, and that's an act of chivalry.

The last thing I want is a high-maintenance princess that's entitled.

That's cray-cray, and I'm going to avoid that woman like the plague.

So one guy said, you know, if you marry a woman that likes spending money, you better enjoy working a lot.

And so, no, I'm not doing that.

Just because I'm going to add an action out of my cultural upbringing, I'm going to pay for everything, doesn't mean I'm going to be taken advantage of.

And the food is like, you know, I might go ahead and take this a step further than and say, okay, what if we were married?

How does this work?

Listen, I would love to pay for everything.

No, I'm saying I would ask her that.

And if she still expects to be coddled, then you've got a princess on your hand, regardless of the cultural issue, a high-maintenance princess.

But that's not what it sounds like.

It sounds like that –

You know, you just got to decide how much of this you're going to pay for.

And I don't know whether that's an old guy thing, a southern thing.

I don't know.

George, you're a Boston guy.

Yeah.