John Deloney

So I think you have a responsibility to knock that out.

Okay.

Also, this is me playing devil's advocate all across the board.

Okay.

I also don't trust in 10 years that that's still going to be the case.

At some point, the United States is going to have to deal with a $2 trillion hole that is student loans, and they're going to have to deal with their $30 or $40 trillion deficit.

It would not surprise me in the least.

They've already made student loans not dischargeable by bankruptcy.

It would not surprise me if they stopped them dead on, I mean, that they go away if you pass away.

OK, that I've never even heard of that being a possibility.

But here's what I'm trying to get you to do.

Projecting 10 years out on what might happen is is a good idea.

But to drag 10 years from now, the crisis that might exist in 10 years and try to solve it in today, that is what we call that anxiety.

Right.

And so the fact that you're a good husband, the fact that you're a good dad, you've been burning through this debt, getting your family taken care of, and you're on a trajectory in seven to 10 years to owe nobody anything, including your home.

That is a huge, huge win.

And you have some signals that you're going to pay attention to.

So you're going to be one of those guys like me that goes and gets cancer screenings every year.

I'm going to pay extra close attention to my blood work.

And I'm watching the AI advancements on cancer detection very closely.