Rachel Cruze

Is that one reason why you wouldn't sell the duplex because of that, because it's tied into the same mortgage?

But income is key there, Randy.

And after you sit down and run your numbers, I think it will give you some peace of having actual plan because everything just feels so muddled together and you're like, I don't even know what to do here and there.

And once you've laid out a plan, then you guys are able to say, okay, I need to work

x amount more per week he needs to work x amount more per week for us to clear everything in four years three years you know whatever the time frame looks like for you guys and to actually have a plan and then you can then you can shape your life around and that actually will probably give you the motivation then to actually play all this out because when everything is just in your head and it just feels like there's no succinct order it feels like more like chaos

Yeah, well done.

Nate's excited.

He's excited about his business.

I want you to be excited.

But he's saying they pay more, right?

So one job could be two grand, and then if you had this tool, I don't know, what, double?

I don't know, or whatever it is for you.

But then also.

Yeah, okay, so where's the balance of putting money back into the business?

I know, versus paying off the $65,000 that he has in his household debt.

And pay it off.

If you're not careful, because also.

I would say him.

I would say you.

Certain personalities, you do get excited, and then you get up for your skis, and you're like, and that's where, well, I could borrow on this truck.