Dave Ramsey

The answer is yes.

And yes, you should do something about it.

And not one-off every little stupid thing you're talking about here.

It's the overall thing.

100% of everything that's going on, I'm going to know it and I'm going to have a vote in it starting today.

Or I'm going to see a divorce attorney.

You're circular with this.

You can't even have a discussion about it.

I think you've been living in this toxic mess so long that you're clouded on everything's just circular.

No, it needs to be very clean and crisp.

And either we get this healed or we end this.

You decide.

That's what I would do if I were in your shoes.

You work your butt off for your money, but your money's never going to return the favor if all you do is hope for the best.

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We use a couple of terms around here that sometimes are confusing, so let me clarify them.

We use the term financial infidelity, which is when someone lies to their spouse and hides financial things like debt.