Rachel Cruz

A level of urgency, but it's also not like we have to do this next month.

The only option is a loan and we're done.

Like if you can, and it's not debilitating because you guys are working and all of that.

I would, yeah, I would find something because I would cashflow it.

And the other thing, Andrew, that's interesting is when you are working with cash,

even when we're talking about health situations, it does force you, this is why I like cash, forces you to look at other options, other decisions.

There's just other parts of your brain of problem solving versus with debt.

It's like, here's a chunk of money.

This is all we're gonna do.

We don't really have to pit the brain power to think through other things.

It's just here.

But when you're paying with cash and you're working and saving hard,

I don't know, it just, it forces other things to come to the surface of other options and choices.

That's also true.

But yeah, so again, I'm so sorry.

That's very tough.

That stuff that is like, and that has been, I don't know, I don't know if you've, or I've just had people and it's like,

you go to the next thing and then it flares up again.

It just feels like it's like whack-a-mole a little bit sometimes with different things.

So I do want you guys to get that treatment, but because it's not life or death right in this moment, I would calm down.