John Deloney

So that's the only reason I don't even know that I would mess with it.

I think that I would just start stacking up the cash to buy it out.

Honestly, it is because when you really run out the math on both sides, it's not really worth it to go and get that loan from the credit union and then have to add more cash to it.

It's just at that point, I'd say, hey, just pay the thing off.

Because here's the thing.

In the time, in this next nine months, you're going to stack up a bunch of money.

And as soon as this baby is born and everybody comes home healthy, you're going to completely buy this lease out.

If you want to, you might by then you might think, well, we'll just run it out.

And then from there on, we'll just buy a car in cash.

We're going to turn it in and buy a car.

Yeah, that's exactly our plan.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Hey, it's a good question.

And I love that you're thinking about it.

I would just take a chill pill, push pause for now and get it rolling in nine months.

It's the most expensive way to operate a vehicle, period.

I mean, I think you're right.

I mean, yeah, a lot of the data does show that the couples that combine their money, they just have a higher relational satisfaction.

And I mean, I can tell you anecdotally, I really think it's because it's like that scripture where your treasure is, your heart is there also.