Sean Pyles

So it's free money.

Whereas when I was having it in my wallet, I was pulling it out.

I was counting it.

I knew how much I had.

It made me feel like it was actually real dollars, which it was the entire time, but it made me feel more accountable to myself.

So that was good.

And I'm okay having not used it perfectly for every single purchase because it kind of added the friction that I wanted it to, even though, you know, we live in a very largely cashless society.

I went to one bar where they didn't even accept cash.

Oh, wow.

So it's just, it's hard to make it work nowadays.

It is hard.

And I hats off to you because I wouldn't even attempt to try to use cash.

It would be a hot mess.

I probably would lose the cash.

You know, I like to leave my wallet in my car.

Maybe the cash is in the car and someone stole it.

OK, going too far left here.

But I think you have emulated having a healthy relationship with your finances.

I love how you're not shaming yourself, even though you didn't do things perfectly and how you're also taking away learning still.

Yeah, and I think I would like to incorporate more cash into my spending so I can be more accountable with it.