Jennifer Wilson

Two, split evenly but you're annoyed.

Three?

Split evenly.

It's fine.

Okay, on the count of three.

One, two, three, go.

Three.

Okay, we're aligned.

Right, but you can see how the answer to this question, if it differs, you know, I mean, would you marry someone who says ask to itemize the bill?

It's also just like you're going to sacrifice...

Our friendships, our connections with this group of people over how much money are you going to save?

I mean, I think when you're doing this with your partner, you have a sense of that's the issue, if that's what's motivating it.

But I think we also are, you know, I think in particular Gen Z, you know, they send a lot of Venmo requests.

You know, you go on a group trip and, you know, there's a split-wise itemization.

And so this does come up more often, you know, between couples.

So basically anything can be in a prenup except for anything related to child custody.

Mm-hmm.

Or to child support.

But you can put anything in a prenup.

They're not always going to be like some of the crazier clauses.