George

So I then posted on social media, like I'm posting the picture as a joke, like when you give people financial advice and you're the girl that, whatever, as a funny joke. Then people thought, wow, he's soliciting donations from social media now. So they thought it was tacky that I was on social trying to get money for my daughter's college fund. Which was not your intent of that.

Which was not the intent. It was supposed to be a funny joke. Like, this is classic George behavior that amidst all the gifts, George is like, hey, you could donate to the college fund because it will, at a 12% rate of return, it'll turn it, you know, nerding out.

Which was not the intent. It was supposed to be a funny joke. Like, this is classic George behavior that amidst all the gifts, George is like, hey, you could donate to the college fund because it will, at a 12% rate of return, it'll turn it, you know, nerding out.

Which was not the intent. It was supposed to be a funny joke. Like, this is classic George behavior that amidst all the gifts, George is like, hey, you could donate to the college fund because it will, at a 12% rate of return, it'll turn it, you know, nerding out.

And to be fair, not a single person donated to the college fund. So... But I did get really good at Canva. I became an expert in Canva just making this.

And to be fair, not a single person donated to the college fund. So... But I did get really good at Canva. I became an expert in Canva just making this.

And to be fair, not a single person donated to the college fund. So... But I did get really good at Canva. I became an expert in Canva just making this.

I was very proud of my work.

I was very proud of my work.

I was very proud of my work.

I didn't, but if it was me, I would personally rather give to my friend's kid's college fund than to like buy them another thing that will likely be thrown away or returned.

I didn't, but if it was me, I would personally rather give to my friend's kid's college fund than to like buy them another thing that will likely be thrown away or returned.

I didn't, but if it was me, I would personally rather give to my friend's kid's college fund than to like buy them another thing that will likely be thrown away or returned.

No, it was a last minute thing. So it was like an add-on. It wasn't like on the invite.

No, it was a last minute thing. So it was like an add-on. It wasn't like on the invite.

No, it was a last minute thing. So it was like an add-on. It wasn't like on the invite.

Pretty much. Again, Hail Mary. George. But Rachel thought, I cannot believe you did that. And so we decided to do a whole episode on other financial faux pas. That's how we got here. So I want to know in the comments, am I in the wrong? Am I a terrible dad? Actually, I would love to know. Here's the deal. Anyways.

Pretty much. Again, Hail Mary. George. But Rachel thought, I cannot believe you did that. And so we decided to do a whole episode on other financial faux pas. That's how we got here. So I want to know in the comments, am I in the wrong? Am I a terrible dad? Actually, I would love to know. Here's the deal. Anyways.

Pretty much. Again, Hail Mary. George. But Rachel thought, I cannot believe you did that. And so we decided to do a whole episode on other financial faux pas. That's how we got here. So I want to know in the comments, am I in the wrong? Am I a terrible dad? Actually, I would love to know. Here's the deal. Anyways.

We polled you guys on social media to share more real life financial dilemmas and faux pas with friends and finances. And so today we're going to hear your case. As the judge and jury, we're going to share our thoughts. And if QR code gate is any indication, there might be some friendly debate among Rachel and I.