Jade Warshaw

You've got the emergency fund of $25,000.

You can spend another $45,000, and you've still got plenty of money left over.

You've got a great income.

It doesn't go against our rule, our rule of thumb here at Ramsey is we say vehicles shouldn't be more than half of your annual take-home pay, and that's because vehicles go down in value, and so we want to make sure that we're limiting that so you're not –

You know, you're not going against that rule.

I think this is just kind of a personal... Yeah, what's your emotion?

Well, it is.

Maybe.

I would push it a little bit because – Of course.

I would because expense, something being denoted expensive, all has to do with ratio.

Mathematically, yes.

Now, and I would put that to her because obviously numbers and facts have the ability to affect emotions.

And so if she doesn't have the right numerical facts.

That's fair.

Do you see what I'm saying?

So I would push that just a little bit.

Let me ask this because I didn't clarify this.

Are these brand new vehicles or are these used vehicles?

Okay.

Yeah.