William

But, um, if I, my, my budget or my, my credit card genuinely just could not continue to fund me never being happy with what I've got.

And I, I genuinely made like a really big change a couple of years ago.

Like, all right, I, I,

am not buying stuff unless I have a genuine need for it.

And that's where the Glock 17 came from.

Like, did I have a genuine need?

No, but I had a genuine want.

And so I bought it.

Well, this, the reason I was able to buy it is because the, the change that I made a couple of years ago took me from being in a bunch of debt to having a surplus savings account.

So instead of putting it on debt, I was paying for the Glock with money I already had, if that makes sense.

And that's a big difference.

And that's the best way to do it, to be fair.

Yeah.

Now I basically live on my credit card, but I pay it off every month and I live within the budget.

I was not.

I learned very, very hard lessons in my early adulthood with credit cards.

And then for the next 15 or so years, I avoided credit cards like the plague.

It wasn't until we moved back here that I started to think maybe I should have one.

Tried to get the Cabela's card when I worked there.

Didn't have any...