Mel (caller)

And I usually just end up putting that in a savings and then kind of just living with $200.

Probably going out as well.

Just food, like food, eating out at work, trying to find some food, and then going out like on the weekend.

Probably about, let's see.

Probably last month about like $600, $700.

Right.

I do.

So, I mean, it's kind of weird.

So, um, about a year ago, actually a year ago, met in a couple of days, I broke my ankle and I was working as a manager of security and then they laid me off the contract ended.

So they wanted to give me another job that was very lasting payment that they were offering me in the teams when I was getting up to cool for 30.

So I decided just to take some time off and,

find a new job that wasn't in security.

I found a new job and then I broke my ankle.

And then I was probably out of work for about six, seven months.

And then in that time I amassed about, you know, $12,000 in debt and then another $2,000 in credit card debt.

So we consolidated the 12,000.

Yes.

I have $12,000 in a consolidated loan, about $2,000 in credit card, and then I have a mortgage.

Yeah.

Yeah, well, tomorrow I'll get paid, so I know I've done, so this, you know, last week I did about 35 hours of overtime, so I can just pay off the credit card.