Dave Ramsey

And number two, your set of assumptions, I'm –

Frankly, I'm very familiar with Columbia, and I'm very familiar with Charlotte, and I'm frankly shocked that you haven't seen any executive positions anywhere, assistant positions over $40,000 or $50,000.

I know if you go to Charlotte, you would.

Well, that's where one of the other kids lives.

I heard that.

And so you'd be an hour and a half from your grandkid over on that side, but it'd be next to the kid that's in Charlotte.

So if you need the income, but I don't know what you all need to make to survive and so forth, but on the back end of your career.

But I...

It's an interesting observation, 30 years of doing this, that people, when they lose a job, for some reason, always assume they're going to make less.

They never assume it's an opportunity to make more.

I don't know why that is.

Now, Columbia is not a huge market, but it's big enough that there ought to be somebody over 40 playing for an executive assistant.

That doesn't feel right.

But I think it's just a belief system.

You're just like, oh, I'm always going to make less because I'm not in Pittsburgh.

Well, I mean, that's pretty snobbish.

So South Carolina doesn't pay what Pittsburgh pays.

Yes, they do.

So, hello.

It's one of the best times of the year, but it's also the time of year when people let their money get totally out of control.