Justin

They either didn't go to college or had their parents pay their tuition, so I feel like they don't fully understand how restrictive student loans are. I don't want it to seem like I understand their full financial situation because I don't, but they made negative comments about mutual friends who work a lot of overtime to pay their loans off. I don't even know where to start with addressing this.

They either didn't go to college or had their parents pay their tuition, so I feel like they don't fully understand how restrictive student loans are. I don't want it to seem like I understand their full financial situation because I don't, but they made negative comments about mutual friends who work a lot of overtime to pay their loans off. I don't even know where to start with addressing this.

They either didn't go to college or had their parents pay their tuition, so I feel like they don't fully understand how restrictive student loans are. I don't want it to seem like I understand their full financial situation because I don't, but they made negative comments about mutual friends who work a lot of overtime to pay their loans off. I don't even know where to start with addressing this.

I feel like I just have different goals. Is it dramatic to find new friends over this? Friends who are more willing to stay in and be frugal? Is it unreasonable for me to tell them I can't hang out with them if it's going to be at a bar or restaurant? Any insight at all would be helpful. Thanks Jerry and team. I look forward to getting your advice.

I feel like I just have different goals. Is it dramatic to find new friends over this? Friends who are more willing to stay in and be frugal? Is it unreasonable for me to tell them I can't hang out with them if it's going to be at a bar or restaurant? Any insight at all would be helpful. Thanks Jerry and team. I look forward to getting your advice.

I feel like I just have different goals. Is it dramatic to find new friends over this? Friends who are more willing to stay in and be frugal? Is it unreasonable for me to tell them I can't hang out with them if it's going to be at a bar or restaurant? Any insight at all would be helpful. Thanks Jerry and team. I look forward to getting your advice.

Well, I mean, it's not necessarily get them to go away, but more them to just be your friends.

Well, I mean, it's not necessarily get them to go away, but more them to just be your friends.

Well, I mean, it's not necessarily get them to go away, but more them to just be your friends.

Oh, I see. Yeah.

Oh, I see. Yeah.

Oh, I see. Yeah.

Yeah, I think it is a great test of the friendship to be fully honest. And a real friend would say, oh, of course, I'd love to come over and hang out at your place. We should go to the park. We should do that. And they'll make an effort to still spend time with you. And meet you where you're comfortable.

Yeah, I think it is a great test of the friendship to be fully honest. And a real friend would say, oh, of course, I'd love to come over and hang out at your place. We should go to the park. We should do that. And they'll make an effort to still spend time with you. And meet you where you're comfortable.

Yeah, I think it is a great test of the friendship to be fully honest. And a real friend would say, oh, of course, I'd love to come over and hang out at your place. We should go to the park. We should do that. And they'll make an effort to still spend time with you. And meet you where you're comfortable.

I mean, but hey, if you want to go out, spend money and do that.

I mean, but hey, if you want to go out, spend money and do that.

I mean, but hey, if you want to go out, spend money and do that.

Yeah. I just really hope you're not met with, oh, okay, well, we're going to keep doing our thing and you can go stay at home.

Yeah. I just really hope you're not met with, oh, okay, well, we're going to keep doing our thing and you can go stay at home.