Steve (Caller)

And in November, I turn 62, and I'll start getting my Social Security, which would be about another $2,500.

And we want an RV that's about $130,000, but all we have is $50,000 in cash.

And we're trying to decide, since we really are not going to need that Social Security money because, you know, we're living good, why can't we just take that Social Security money and just put it all toward an RV every month and get it paid off quickly?

Yeah, it's kind of annoying doing this, you know, the fact that I guess I'm 62, I've been in two wars and, you know,

And this is what she really wants because there's nobody at the house with me and her.

And on the weekends, we want to be able to go to the bike rallies.

Now.

Because.

When we do that, if we do that, we got to stay in a hotel, and hotels are like anywhere from $250 to $300 a night.

What?

The RV?

Yeah.

Oh, it's a Class B RV.

It's a Class B. It's like the Sprinter van.

Well, it's just me and my wife are so conservative.

I mean, she wasn't the kind of woman that don't even want to coach bad.

We're just so conservative, and this is something she asked for.

I have a kind of a pickle on the end.

My job is offering me an opportunity to move to their home base in Austin, Texas.

And it's kind of putting me in a situation that I just recently bought a brand new house.