Ken Coleman

Would you say that to me, Hope, if you were talking to me?

Probably.

All right, so I think that's what I'm trying to get at here.

What we've got to do is we've got to crawl before we walk.

And so we hate rent, but, you know, husband's going to increase income.

And I heard you say this at the start of the call, yes, you should go to work.

Agree.

Because if you can bring in 50, 60, and I'm making that up out of thin air, but that changes the game.

Not true.

I'd have to trade off to go do daycare.

Not true.

Not true.

Can I give you a solution?

You have an awesome church community.

That's what you said.

Yeah.

I'll bet you in a short amount of time with that awesome church community, we could find a grandmother who's bored out of her skull and she wants to get away from her husband and

for six, seven hours a day, and she would love to watch your son and do a little bit of laundry, maybe even some meal prep.

And just before you think I'm crazy, Hope, this is what we did when Stacey was working full-time and we had three kids.

We found the sweetest, nicest lady who was still healthy and active, and she loved helping us out until Stacey and I got home.