Matt Damon

If they see me showing up and I've got a nice new coat, they're thinking, well, why isn't that money that's... Totally, totally.

Thank you.

Well, my question is, I listen to your show and on the car radio driving around, and when people do their debt-free scream and stuff, they're paying off all their debts and everything except for their house, or everything, including their house.

They are making a significant raise, anywhere from $20,000 to $90,000.

I can't see them possibly working that many hours of overtime to make $90,000 more.

So can you explain what's going on here for different things?

I mean, that's great, but it sounds like too good to be true.

Like, for example, for the last part of my career when I was working,

I was making like $30 an hour, so $20,000 was in overtime.

So all that together in one year was $80,000.

But some of these people are getting a raise of $90,000.

So it just kind of sounds hard for me to... What did you do?

I worked in utilities and mainly on a valve crew.

Okay.

Yeah.

I guess so.

Sounds like a unique question.

I, um, so I've done pretty well financially, but I'm still at the point now I'm trying to spend a little more money than I used to.

And I'm very frugal and I'm kind of a, I sacrifice, you know, a lot and I've saved up a lot and I want to do some more things with, you know, with my family.

And I kind of look at like a family experiences is like a good way of spending money.