Matt Damon

Well, we were discussing things we should cut back on.

In a couple of years.

I just started about six months ago.

I'll go up to $40 an hour.

So I understand.

Um, I understand what you're saying, but my question is, and if I'm doing this all in my head, right,

How do we plan for the extra money properly when baby steps two and three are essentially what you say, living on beans and rice?

Because if I have to take my son to the emergency room again, if I have to get a car, the only way you know how to do that is... You have to get a car?

Well, in case something happens and we have to pay for it to get repaired or we have to... Okay, fixing a car could happen.

Or if one of the vehicles breaks down or something.

So my question is, in those emergencies, I have the savings fund for three to six months.

Would you recommend I pull from that resource?

Yes, it's an emergency.

Hey.

Hey.

Hello, guys.

Thank you so much for taking my call.

And I really appreciate your time.

And I'm happy to be here.

Well, I was just hoping you guys could shed some light on maybe what angle I should be thinking towards our debt and getting out of debt and what steps I should be taking.