Sean Pyles

There's so many things that you could do with $450 each month.

And think about how that's going to add up month after month.

In a little while, you'll have thousands of dollars by not having a car payment.

Like if I drove- Oh yeah, I've had a car like that before.

It feels very scary.

Your poor baby being your car, not your son.

Well, hey, here's an idea.

I don't know if they have this for kids, but I have a little hammock in my car for my dog so that she doesn't shed all over the inside.

Maybe there's something like some plastic wrap you can do for wherever he's sitting so he's not going to be able to tear up the inside so much.

My very first car was a 1993 Honda Civic hatchback that we called Speed Racer.

And she was a piece of junk.

The front fender was gray.

The rest of the car was hot red.

The windows were manual and they were off their track.

So when you would crank them up, they would turn into the car.

So you had to like pull them up as you were cranking them up.

The muffler was rusted out and would drag on the road behind us.

Wow.

It didn't have a CD player, so we just used the radio.

We had a little radio plug-in for my iPod that I thought was the peak of technology at the time.