Ken Coleman

And that's what she's after.

Nobody can come after your house.

You own it free and clear.

If life happens, you're going to be okay.

And the truth is you're probably going to be okay either way.

And so paying it off, do you really think you'd sit there and go, gosh, I could have made $5,000 this year off that savings account?

Or are you going to go, man, it feels good to not have a mortgage, and the flexibility we now have, the options we now have, the freedom we now have was well worth it?

Okay.

So $2,000 is a drop in the bucket.

It's like kind of saying I'm doing the credit card game for the rewards.

I like getting two grand free, and I know it's not a big amount, but it just feels nice.

Right.

The question is, is it worth paying $12,000 in interest to make $12,000 in a savings account?

Basic math tells me it's a wash, dude.

I'm just going to pay it off and get some peace in my life.

And happy wife.

I'll take that as a bonus.

Okay, good.

So we have a great income here because you guys are bringing home nine grand.

Yeah.