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Probably around, oh, maybe about $170,000. Yeah, very cool.

Yeah, and I mean, we just got to the point where we doubled down on our house payment. When we bought our last house, we did a very short mortgage, and we just doubled up on everything. That's awesome, man.

Yeah, and I mean, we just got to the point where we doubled down on our house payment. When we bought our last house, we did a very short mortgage, and we just doubled up on everything. That's awesome, man.

Yeah, and I mean, we just got to the point where we doubled down on our house payment. When we bought our last house, we did a very short mortgage, and we just doubled up on everything. That's awesome, man.

Well, we weren't, weren't really sure. We had just started to check into it probably the last two weeks. Um, we've talked to like one of our financial advisors. Um, she gave us some options to go.

Well, we weren't, weren't really sure. We had just started to check into it probably the last two weeks. Um, we've talked to like one of our financial advisors. Um, she gave us some options to go.

Well, we weren't, weren't really sure. We had just started to check into it probably the last two weeks. Um, we've talked to like one of our financial advisors. Um, she gave us some options to go.

And I guess one of the questions that I wanted to ask you guys is, um, some of the people that we had talked to had recommended, uh, like a life insurance policy with the writer and then some of them were like strictly life insurance. And when we got thinking about it, some of the policies, Basically, if you didn't use them for long-term health care, you had no money at the end of the policy.

And I guess one of the questions that I wanted to ask you guys is, um, some of the people that we had talked to had recommended, uh, like a life insurance policy with the writer and then some of them were like strictly life insurance. And when we got thinking about it, some of the policies, Basically, if you didn't use them for long-term health care, you had no money at the end of the policy.

And I guess one of the questions that I wanted to ask you guys is, um, some of the people that we had talked to had recommended, uh, like a life insurance policy with the writer and then some of them were like strictly life insurance. And when we got thinking about it, some of the policies, Basically, if you didn't use them for long-term health care, you had no money at the end of the policy.

You basically paid into it, but you have nothing.

You basically paid into it, but you have nothing.

You basically paid into it, but you have nothing.

Okay, and that's what I wanted to ask you because one of the policies worked like you could either pay, you know, like a chunk of like $50,000 right up front.

Okay, and that's what I wanted to ask you because one of the policies worked like you could either pay, you know, like a chunk of like $50,000 right up front.

Okay, and that's what I wanted to ask you because one of the policies worked like you could either pay, you know, like a chunk of like $50,000 right up front.

Um, we have not run the numbers. I mean, we just, like I said, we just started looking into it and we've had a couple of people, people quote us, um, different numbers. Um, one of them, you know, was about five grand a year. Um, and then again, one of them said, you know, you could pay a lump sum of 50 grand and never pay again in the rest of your life.

Um, we have not run the numbers. I mean, we just, like I said, we just started looking into it and we've had a couple of people, people quote us, um, different numbers. Um, one of them, you know, was about five grand a year. Um, and then again, one of them said, you know, you could pay a lump sum of 50 grand and never pay again in the rest of your life.

Um, we have not run the numbers. I mean, we just, like I said, we just started looking into it and we've had a couple of people, people quote us, um, different numbers. Um, one of them, you know, was about five grand a year. Um, and then again, one of them said, you know, you could pay a lump sum of 50 grand and never pay again in the rest of your life.

But then they tried to tell us the advantage to that was- No, Tim, we keep going back.