Matt (Caller)

Um, but like my baby steps are kind of all over the place.

I got $15,000 left in my student loans.

I went to pharmacy school, graduated a couple of years ago, been putting $5,000 towards it.

Um, ever since I graduated each month.

Um, but we have the 15,000 in a savings account.

And we kind of did that baby step obviously backwards where we saved three to six months.

And that's just been a comfortable thing to do.

We said, first, we're going to do it when we're having our daughter, but we've kind of kept with that.

Um, another thing too, is like with our, um,

way that we do checking our savings or just seeing how we do our payments.

We kind of do it retrospective instead of actually doing like how you guys have every dollar out.

Like we know what's going out, but after a month has happened, we're not really, you know, fine tuning and figuring out.

each, you know, each day, kind of what we've been spending and how we can improve on that, I guess.

So I was just looking for some inspiration.

If you guys had some, um, I heard the last call, there was some, a little bit of not like he wanted to get yelled at.

And I kind of don't know if I'm at that stage too.

Yeah, a little bit today was a little bit of a,

A little bit of an exhausting day, which kind of got to this point, I feel like.

Yeah, that I can't explain.

Well, the way I explained it the first time was we had a kid coming, and I remember hearing a few times from just listening to you guys that that was one where it was okay to save.