Ken Coleman

You've got the income to be able to solve this.

You don't need to take out a 401k loan.

You don't need credit cards.

You just don't.

Well, he's right.

He's right.

I hate to keep telling you that he's right, but he's right.

I think Jade's on to something, Beth.

If I could pry a little bit longer here, what, with the income that you have and your husband's aversion to credit card debt, what is the thing that you're afraid of that is making you use the credit card for these purchases as opposed to cash flowing?

So if I'm understanding you, Beth, thank you for being so honest, because you're an awesome person.

Is this a bit of like a rebel, rebel kind of, I'm going to be a rebel and show you, I'm going to put on a credit card so that you can get a dose of reality.

Yeah.

Sparky.

Yeah, but this is actually a little bit more than this.

You're so tired of him squeaking around the house because he's so tight.

You're just like, this is a little bit of a middle finger, isn't it?

I know it is.

I just wanted you to say it.

And Beth, you are such an awesome sport, and I hope you feel that there's no judgment coming from me.

No, not at all.