Gemma Mitchell

They were, I'm just not good with numbers.

I'm a control freak, but I don't know what I'm doing.

I don't really plan ahead.

I don't know what I can or can't do, but I did buy a cow.

Let's pause on that one.

I don't know what I can and can't do.

And that is something that so many people say to me, like they know that they could be investing.

They know that they could be doing this, putting money into super.

They know that they could be, but they don't know what they should be doing.

And so I think he was very much like that as well.

I could do all of these things, but which one do I actually do?

That light was nearly $10,000.

It doesn't really align with any of the other goals we talked about, but there was also some quotes.

If you listen back to the episode, it's hilarious.

He talks about buying a cow at one point and then not realizing that he had to pay tax on the money he earned to buy the cow, so it made it like $5,000.

45% more expensive.

Shouldn't have bought that light.

Oh, yeah, we didn't go for the cow.

Yeah, so there's been a lot of impulse purchases.

There's the cushions.