Jess Rickey

Let's make sure that that money is working hard for you as well.

Sure.

But, you know, you can take a little portion out of it each week if you wanted to say you have your pool of money that's come out of your side hustle and 80% of that goes into your system.

So then, you know, 40%, 50%, 10% and 20% of that gets set aside as fun money savings for something that you want.

Like that could work.

But I think if you've gone to the effort of setting up a structure, stick to the structure.

Don't make life hard for yourself.

Yes.

Yeah, I agree.

Yeah, it just is so much cleaner come tax time when you want to judge that.

It's a lot simpler as well.

Yeah.

I do have a younger brother.

That's a very nice segue from you.

It's hard.

Like I can understand, especially with such a large sum, if we're talking $100,000 is a lot, you know, it's very different to me from, you know, someone shelling you a hundred bucks to get you through to payday or whatever.

I understand the feeling of inequity, but also it's that conversation that we've had before around nobody's entitled to anything.

Nobody owes you anything.

I think you're right in that it's really positive that you're one of the siblings that doesn't need this level of support.

You're independent.