Jade Warshaw

So my question to you is, how much margin do you have to throw out this debt every single month?

Okay, $500 a month.

So you brought up the photography.

I want to actually talk about the photography because I think that's part of you guys breaking this thing free.

You didn't include it in your $84,000 of debt, which makes me think there's not a whole lot.

I'm sorry, in your $35,000 of debt, which makes me think that there's not a whole bunch of money being made from that.

How much is she bringing in every month?

Yeah, 12 of that has to go.

He's got $3,000 in credit cards and $3,000 in student loans.

You know, at this point, yeah, if you wanted to pay off the car first, fine.

If you wanted to do typical debt snowball method, knock out the credit card for $3,000, knock out the student loan, and then come back and hit the car, that's fine.

The point here is you've got $23,000 to pay off.

And how quickly can you do that?

If you throw $2,000 a month at that, you're done in six months, right?

If you throw $1,000 a month at it, you're done in a calendar year, right?

Real fast.

But you guys are going to have to, I think this is your first encounter with kind of like that sacrificial lifestyle.

And you're going to feel it.

You're either going to feel it in time.

You're going to feel it in your wallet.