Suze Orman

Your son is paying $60 a day for gasoline.

That is $300 a week.

That is $1,200 a month.

That is depending on how long he's going to be doing this or gas prices are up there, even if they came down to $3.

Are you kidding me?

He's spending close to, with oil, maintenance, and everything, probably close to $16,000 or $17,000.

a year to spend four hours a day in his car.

Now, wait a minute.

Also, 200,000 miles on his car.

Yeah, how long is that car going to last?

What are you going to do, mama?

when his car breaks down.

Also, he could easily just move closer to work somewhere, get himself a little studio, or maybe, I don't know how young he is, share with lots of people, whatever it may be.

But I would absolutely stop this right now, especially because he probably

at that kind of money could find something somewhere to live.

He's still paying utilities.

He's still buying, he's still doing all the stuff that he's doing, living with you.

Now, is it possible, mama, you just want to keep him at home with you?

Do you think that's true, KT?

And I'm sure you are, but guess what?