Ken Coleman

So we're kind of considering a couple of things.

One kind of independent and we're not married yet.

Should I just start building my emergency fund and saving for a wedding?

Or should we maybe rush the engagement, maybe elope to a small wedding and start cash flowing law school?

That one.

That one, okay.

And Ken said, maybe I can throw in something else then.

I'm not super fulfilled with my current job in the place I'm working at.

Not necessarily what I'm doing.

I'm sorry.

And then living five hours away.

So like I we I commute over almost every weekend to spend time with her.

But if I keep my current job, we can cash flow everything, but maybe not live with each other for the next two years.

Yeah, we've kind of agreed that's not necessarily where we want to spend any time after she finishes school.

Yeah, about two.

So May of twenty twenty eight will be the graduation target.

I would probably I would probably take around a 10 percent pay cut to live like in that side of the state.

But I could probably find something similar.

Probably closer to $89,000 to $90,000 instead of like $100,000 to $105,000.

She is part-time for a law firm, a family law firm, and she is doing legal intake and processes for them while she's in school.