John Deloney

Having both, I don't think makes sense for me logically to buy him out and want to own the whole thing.

Is he going to be willing to sell if you put this on the market?

Yeah, I'm sure.

He's just going to get his percentage.

Todd is in Pittsburgh.

God and Todd are there.

What's up, Todd?

I'll tell you, I had a similar situation, not with a blended family, but I worked in universities for 20 years.

And part of working at a university for that long is you get some sort of, if not all of your tuition covered for your kids if you work there.

And then I left and took this job.

And so my, I didn't have any college savings because I was working in colleges.

My wife was working at university and that was just our plan.

And so I have a 16 year old right now and a 10 year old.

And so the way we've handled it is we came up with a dollar amount that we want to have saved for each kid.

But that means I had to accelerate the savings for one kid and I'm slow playing it for the other.

So if you look at my budget every month, I'm not being quote unquote fair.

I'm holding back more money for one kid than I am for the other.

But the number we're going to try to get to is going to be comparable, right?

Right.

So and I think part of this is pretty solvable for you all because you don't have any money for the 17 year old right now.