Ken Coleman

Get it out of here.

You're making some sacrifice.

And then one of these days, you'll be driving one of those bad boys again, but it'll be cash.

This is The Ramsey Show.

Well, I think this comes down to, Rachel, how big of a stressor this is for you guys when you talk about it.

Are you both pretty adamant and it gets kind of tense and there's a lot of separation?

Or are you guys a couple more conversations from going, okay, I see it your way?

I mean, what's the real tension level now on this?

So when you told her your point of view, did she agree with you and go, hmm, that's interesting?

Or did she go, eh, it's too old school and I want to help?

And I'm glad you really segued nicely for me.

You didn't even know.

I'm going to throw a different angle at you, Diego, because on one hand, I love the fact that you're going, I don't owe my kids a college education, and I don't think you do.

But I'm not going to qualify this.

I'm just going to say this, and this comes from experience.

Diego, just because you worked your way through college and you took all the benefits that you obviously did, doesn't mean that your child or children are going to do the same as you.

They aren't you, number one.

They really aren't.

They aren't you.

They will have some of your DNA.