Jade Warshaw

and get debt-free tomorrow.

Dave, explain your mentality on why this feels okay for you.

Yeah, he's been very intentional about building this.

Right.

And I also think that you've latched on to a really important part of what we teach, which is day-to-day dealing with debt and consumer debt.

Because my guess is after this, when your lease is up, you're probably not going to lease a car again.

You're probably going to go, I could take some of my $500,000 income and I could buy something in cash.

And that's something that's mine and I never have to do the payment thing again.

What do you mean by that when you said a few hours of volunteer work turned into unpaid work?

Explain that.

Yeah.

Or you would have checked with management and said, do you need me to stay?

So then that's just go home.

When your hours are over, you've got to go home.

Now, it sounds like, and I want to say this to you, Stephen, it sounds like you're a self-starter.

You're looking at the situation going, well, gosh, they need to be scheduling more people.

This is my friend.

I'm trying to be a team player.

It sounds like that's probably your heart in the matter, but then you kind of looked up and went, man, this is a lot.

I wonder if I can get them to pay me for this.