Ken Coleman

But you guys are in a pretty rare situation when we get calls where people actually have some equity.

And at this stage of the game, I wonder if it's not worth both of you selling your cars and buying two $5,000 cars.

If that's the equity situation, if you can pay it off, if they're both worth that, that'd be something I would look at because that's going to free up some monthly money.

And that gives you that urgency to go, okay, I want to get out of this quickly.

So, you know, if you've got equity in the cars – and I would double, triple check all that – and you can get out of there and walk away with some cash and pay cash for two cars –

That's a, listen, that propels you.

And Jade, you can speak to this.

That propels you into the intensity that I think you need to have to kind of go, oh, I don't love the fact that we just got rid of a car.

And I know it's an extreme situation.

All right, let's go to Providence, Rhode Island next.

Mary joins us there.

Mary, how can we help?

Yeah.

Okay.

Well, let's take a deep breath.

Because I would have all those same concerns that you have, legit concerns.

But we have to parcel out the concerns versus the facts and see what the risk is.

This is all about mitigating risk, right?

What are your neighbors saying?

Is anybody else as informed as you are?