Jennifer Wilson

So the idea, if everything's fully shared, all our money is kind of in one pot.

Mixed might mean, so in my mind, most of our money would be shared, but we might each have like a checking where we just kind of have, you know, discretionary funds.

I was, it's so funny, I was playing this game with the founder of Neptune and she said like, you know, and I said three and, you know, I said to her, I was like, I don't know why, but of all the things what I'm thinking of is that I don't want to have to pay for someone's super expensive gym membership.

That's like a thing in New York.

People are paying like $500 a month for these gym memberships.

And I was like, I don't know, I just don't want that coming out of the marital pool.

And she said, well, you know, some people would consider that, you know, a community benefit.

And I said, wait, like, because.

People talk like this.

People talk like this.

Because I get to, like, appreciate how this person looks after they've been at the gym.

It keeps the BMI.

I was joking.

And she was like, dead ass.

Wow.

Yeah.

Okay.

This one is kind of fun.

This is like a money values type question.

At a group dinner where others get drinks but you don't, you, one, ask to itemize the bill.