Ken Coleman

I have, yeah.

All right, then.

So what are we stressing out about?

Now, we know this is extreme, but let's play the numbers out so you can catch a little vision here, because Jay just played out how you can knock off a lot of debt.

So if you fix these car leases and you get out of these, and then you knock out your wife's student loan, now you've got a $500,000 chunk.

How much money, if you're on a tight budget, could you put towards debt that student loan every month based on the $34,000?

Great.

So let's keep it at 15 for round numbers, right?

So you just do the math.

$15,000 a month over the course of how many months knocks out the $500,000.

I think it's really important that you have that in your head so that you go, okay, I've got to do this.

It's not for 10 years.

It's for whatever that's going to end up being.

I don't know.

I'm not that good at math.

All right, 15 times 10 months, obviously, is $150,000.

So we're looking at three plus years at the $15,000.

That's just at that.

But that's to say, you gave us an average month.

So, you know, how does a plastic surgeon go make more money?