John Deloney

And then I only spend a couple hundred bucks.

You get what I'm saying?

And so I would love for you guys to dream about what kind of cars do we want, actually, and what cars are going to last us for a while.

And then over the next six months, you can keep your eye open for – because you might find this exact car in two months for $19,000 or $18,000.

And instead of saying, okay, we have this much to spend because you'll figure out when it comes to automobiles, especially how to spend exactly 50% of your income.

And that's like a stretch goal, right?

And you don't have to spend that much.

And you two are awesome at driving used cars.

That's your life.

It looks like your identity isn't in them.

And that's awesome.

I would sit down and say, what do we actually want to have together?

And then plan that way.

And the last thing I'll tell you is you got the Honda, so you're probably going to be driving that until the apocalypse.

Dude, 1000% with you.

And by the way, that $5,000 extra you spend on the new one,

You might as well set it on fire because the moment you drive it off, it's gone.

You just lost it.

It's now worth what you were about to pay for the used one, right?

I love, love, love buying cars that are five years or older because the depreciation has burnt off so much.