Dorothy (Alyssa's Mom)
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82 appearances
4 recordings
4 series
first heard Nov 2024
last heard May 2025
Dorothy (Alyssa's Mom)’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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I know. We love you, too. Hey, I thought about you this morning, though.
Yeah, but not in a weird way.
I had to go to court this morning.
So I was with the attorney. Oh, eviction. So I was with the attorney, and I was like, dude, you just got to show some confidence up here. Like, he was my attorney. And then he looked at me for the answers. I'm like, dude, come on.
Yeah, yeah. We won, but I wasn't worried about that. He looked at me for the answer, and I was like, yeah, yeah.
She might just also fix your nails.
Hi, David. Hi, Rachel. Thank you for taking my call. And I'm in Naples, just so you know.
Well, I unfortunately am a widow. My husband committed suicide last year. Oh, my gosh. Sorry. And I would really appreciate it if you'd let me borrow your Magoo glasses to see my way through my mess.
Me too. Me too. It was certainly something that we weren't expecting. And now I'm, you know, I have a lot of debt and I want to get rid of it. And I have some very specific questions for you. One of them is I have an IRA and, that has some money in it that was part of his, you know what the drop is?
It's not a lot. It's about 40 grand.
And it's not invested in anything that's earning us and earning me anything.
I'm 57. Okay.
I don't have one. My husband wanted me to be his playmate when he retired. And we had a granddaughter who was born with some complications. And so I stopped working to help, you know, get her through that. And he just didn't want me to go back to work. So I didn't. And so we played and we accumulated a lot of stuff. And I know I can sell that stuff to get into a much better financial situation and
it's just taken some time to kind of sort through, sorry, to kind of sort through everything. And I wasn't expecting to get emotional, um, sort through everything and get some clarity in all of it, you know? Um, so I know I need to get a job. I do know that.
And I, I want one and I, I've, I've already started looking for one and it's kind of hard not knowing what to do because I have no technical skills whatsoever because I've been out of work for so long. I'm a personal person, so I know, you know, like customer service and things of that nature, I should do pretty well at.
So I plan on doing that right away, and I plan on selling several assets right away. It's just taking me some time to get there. I already downloaded your EveryDollar app, and so I'm, you know, working with that right now.
Well, you know, I still have our two trucks that I have payments on, and I have some credit card debt. And that was one of the questions I wanted to ask.
No, sir.
His pension. Oh. I get it. Yeah. And that's supposed to die out.
A year or monthly. Monthly it's just under $5,500 and for annual it's like $6,500.
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