George Camel

We are completely debt-free.

Oh, congratulations.

Thank you.

It's very exciting.

I'm really happy to be there.

But I have about $4,000 from that child support money that we said we'd never use.

And I'm wondering if I should just pay it back like a debt and just keep going like if we were on Baby Step 2 or...

the connotation of the child support money in the first place just killed me.

And I don't know what to do about it.

So this guilt, Sarah, I'm just double checking that the facts are correct.

You didn't use this money immorally.

It was more of a conviction that you personally had with it because of who it came from.

And you just, the thought of using it just feels gross and you had to use it at one point.

But from a legal standpoint, you used it exactly how anyone else would use it, right?

To help run the household because you're taking care of a child and that other parent is helping with that, correct?

Exactly.

Yeah.

It was originally it was until he was 18 and it was supposed to be $430.

The only money that I've actually seen from that is the COVID money.

I was able to get his COVID check.