Dave Ramsey

Yeah, I've got a friend that has four kids, and he's on a second marriage, third marriage, and she has five kids, and they've all got kids.

There's a bazillion people in these two combined families now.

Right, right.

And you've got to address that.

Because there's a lot, you know, just Thanksgiving becomes a thing.

You know, you got to think through, yours, mine, and ours.

It drops some in the trust, but if the prenup says the first 45 is mine-

And we're only dealing with the growth, and it can go to wherever he wants it to.

And that can also be in the will.

So trust does that, but it's not 100% wise.

That's very interesting, Jim.

Good discussion.

Prenups have become a hot topic around here off the air.

Yeah.

Pro-it.

Pro-prenup.

Yeah.

The other thing is the marriage statistic that half don't work is incorrect if you start adjusting for a few variables.

If you have four years of education, if you have $50,000 a year or more in income, if you are shared in your religious beliefs, if you fill in about five more things, and it goes to about 90% probability of success in marriage.

So if you get married after you're 22 months old—no, I'm kidding—