Jade Warshaw

And then how long will it take you to save up three to six months of expenses?

I think that, I think what you really want here is the option.

And I like that you're working towards it.

And I think that you have the option that in two years, if this suddenly doesn't make sense, you don't have to do it.

And so in the meantime, I would keep this aspiration to yourself.

I wouldn't go telling the ex-wife.

I wouldn't go telling the kids.

No.

I wouldn't be talking about this as though it's something that you're definitely going to do because to Dave's point, a lot can change in two years and you might change your mind.

But I think it's awesome that you're thinking of it.

And you say, wait, I have to buy my ex-wife's house first.

I get it, yeah.

I wonder if there is, and we didn't ask him, but

I almost think of it almost like a bankruptcy.

If you feel like you owed someone something and it was absolved, it got absolved and it was fair in the divorce, but you still feel like there's something that you owe, I wonder if there's something there that he just feels like he needs to... Just be real careful with those kind of motivations because they don't age well.

Yeah.

I mean, yeah, I think there's a community aspect of church where it can be an advantage.

You know, you can find a lawyer, you can find somebody to work on your car, you can find somebody to help with this and that, right?

Yeah.

And unfortunately, even in that situation, even if you're using it as community, one person has the ability to talk to another person after service and find out that they sell insurance and they can say, oh, I'm in the...