Randy Kessler

I was in love, wanted to get married, didn't want to create the friction.

Probably a financial, mathematical, logical mistake, but it doesn't matter because I trust her and I don't think she would ever try to attack me for my money and she'll be just fine if we ever got, forbid, got divorced.

But

That's an interesting question.

I'm trying to think.

If I have, it's not intentional.

I don't have any accounts that she doesn't know about.

She trusts me.

We have joint accounts.

When she needs money or I need money, we share credit cards.

We share everything.

I don't have a credit card she doesn't know about.

No, I think the answer to that is... I had to think for a second, though.

I'm embarrassed if I spend $200 on a tie that I love, which is rare.

I like cheap ties.

But if I went out and spent $200 on a tie while I was on a business trip, I probably would think twice before.

And then I would tell her and she would yell at me and say, are you crazy?

You know, I don't think it's limited to just doctors.

A lot of people try to outsmart the legal system and it's just, it's a system that we've been in, you and I, you know, maybe harder for me to represent lawyers or former prosecutors because they know the system and they're smart.

But yeah, someone who's smart, but hasn't done this, like you said, someone who's a doctor asking you and you try to do surgery, you might be smart enough to figure it out, but there's nothing,