George Kamel

So don't include the side jobs that you may drop.

What is your actual full-time income?

Let's say it's $70,000.

Well, then we want no more than $35,000 tied up with things in wheels and motors.

Oh, boy.

So we're going to direct deposit to her account just to avoid her having to talk to you.

And she hasn't been able to work that whole time?

And then I think there's just been some... I'm just confused who's been floating her lifestyle and income this whole time for decades.

And has that changed now that you guys are fronting more of it?

So what is the current situation for how much each sibling's giving?

What is her monthly income that you guys are supporting her with?

What is she using this money for?

Okay.

I mean, she's got Bank of Stacey, so it's like, why do I have any urgency to go to work when I don't have any bills and someone provides my income?

Which leaves you with three grand, which is the reality of your situation is you have three grand to your name.

Okay.

So it feels good because you make a great income, but it is disappearing through a giant mortgage, supporting mom, whatever else shows up.

And so I think you guys could do a better job of not making sure this money doesn't slip through your fingertips.

And I think your husband needs to be aligned here.

Is he wanting to continue to support mom at a certain level?