Rachel Cruz

Meaning if you miss a paycheck, you don't have enough to cover your bills.

So if you guys decide that you want to continue to live normally, then what you guys have so far decided is that.

And normal would be to go just keep the $19,000 car because you like it.

That is normal and you will have normal results because of it.

But what we encourage people is to flip all of that onto their head and actually say, what is the weirdest thing we can do?

Because if I get the results of normal, which is paycheck to paycheck living and not being able to build wealth and not be able to invest or save for the future or have any amount of money in savings, like I don't wanna be normal.

That's not where I wanna be.

And if you guys look at each other tonight and say, we don't want to be that.

We want to be people that have no debt.

We have an emergency fund.

We're actually funding some retirement for the future.

We have a house that we can afford.

It doesn't stress us out.

We have margin in our budget.

Like this life that can be created, Brett, is possible, totally possible.

But you can't get there if you keep doing normal things.

So what Jade's saying is a one car family for a couple that doesn't have kids.

Is that inconvenient?

Yeah.

Is that weird?