Jess Rickey

Oh, yeah.

And just inserting out for three hours.

in a DRI era.

Exactly right.

I love that for you.

Wow.

Well, we do love a thrifty tip and there is no gatekeeping here.

Now, don't go anywhere because after the break, we'll be chatting through your money dilemma.

This one's all about repurposing the profits from what sounds to be a very lucrative side hustle.

Yeah, I think administratively that is just much cleaner.

You've obviously picked those percentages for a reason.

I will say make sure that you are putting the appropriate amount of money aside for tax from your side hustle because you will owe tax on that money.

I'm going to assume that you've already taken your tax money out and what you've got left is the pool of what you have.

I don't know what the side hustle is.

Like do you need to invest in things for the side hustle?

Because, again, I would –

depending on what it is, like I would maybe, you want to pay for your business from the business effectively.

Like in an ideal world, that's the place that you get to.

So if you need to pay for postage for things, you know, any of those sorts of bits and pieces, subscriptions for your business, things like that, it's much cleaner to pay for your business from your business profits.

It also makes it easier at tax time when you've got deductions and things of that nature.