Haley Sacks

You know, so you can find these examples that bring people in because it feels juicy.

Money still feels like that, you know, that thing that you're not supposed to know about that's a little salacious.

Your ear is sort of, you know.

Yeah.

You're like, oh, my God.

Where did she find this story?

No, I mean there is so much there that is applicable to everyone.

Like even I have an example in the book of Kim Kardashian who was – no one talks about it but she was married at 19 and the guy was super controlling and she didn't have enough money.

She wasn't like girl boss Kim at that time to leave and so she had to borrow money.

Her sister had one – Khloe had one of those like big –

like Coke bottle piggy banks.

And she gave her all the money in it and it was like $5,000 and she was able to leave and like get an apartment.

And so like that's the importance of an emergency fund.

Kim didn't have an emergency fund.

She couldn't leave.

Thank God she had her sister.

But like there, that red lines it for everyone of like, okay, here's why you need to have a savings account because anything that can go wrong will go wrong and you can get stuck in bad relationships or bad jobs if you don't have that money.

I know.

I know.

I know.