Rachel Cruze

And we have a difficult time talking about finances.

I mean, we're getting better at it, but it's still...

Not where it needs to be at all.

For example, two months ago, we overspent by $3,500, and last month was $2,500.

Where's this money coming from?

Well, it's all on credit cards right now.

Ten years.

No.

We are in marriage counseling, but we've only had a couple of sessions so far.

Yeah.

Yeah, well, yeah, he has like there's things that he's going through that we're also working on together.

So it's a lot of times it seems like when I want to have a conversation.

Um, I don't, I wouldn't, I don't know if it would classify as an addiction.

Um, he used to have a drinking problem that got really bad, but I think I like, I caught it early enough that he started working on that.

So he's doing a lot better, like a lot better.

Um, but it does, you know, if he has to slip up one day, then, um,

it means that spending in other areas goes up as well.

And it's usually things like eating out and video games.

It's all from him, and then I get a child tax benefit because we have three kids.

No.