Breaking down our joint finances, childcare & college fund (our "money talk" pt. 2)

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What financial changes did you experience after having a baby?

Alex 1:01
It was.
Harrison 1:02
And then all the things came out and it said two parents in a podcast.
Alex 1:06
Yeah, well.
Harrison 1:06
A little confused.
Alex 1:07
Julie and Priscilla told us that we were choogy if we did pod. So here we are with podcast.
Harrison 1:12
Okay.
Alex 1:13
I don't know whether or not.
Harrison 1:14
I actually think I disagree with that, but that's okay.
Alex 1:16
I don't know if I should have pushed back or not, but nonetheless. All right. Well, here we are. Here we are. We got steamrolled. You guys, today is... the finance episode where we're going to talk about our finances, nanny versus daycare costs, future planning, things we've done for Tate investment wise. So we'll get into all that and whether or not, you know, Harrison and I do actually have a joint bank account and put 10% into a joint card or not. But first, we just got back from Canada. And let me tell you what, there were some casualties from this trip. Like my, like I left my whole pumping set.
Harrison 1:55
the fridge in Whistler like what and I lost an air pod I tried to do such a nice thing with like let you sleep in on that Sunday morning and go and clean the house and pack the car and it shows like as much of an all-star as you try to be when you forget like the biggest piece that matters it like overshadows it all and I got like everything but I left your pumping set in the fridge
Alex 2:19
No, but he did. I woke up and it was 10 o'clock in the morning and he had made breakfast and put it beside me in the bed like he had taken Tate. And he had packed the whole car. And I kept saying to you, I was so thankful.
Harrison 2:30
But I forgot the pumps.
Alex 2:32
Yeah, but it, yeah.
Harrison 2:34
Disaster.

How much does childcare really cost?

Alex 2:35
We did. We literally forgot the entire pump parts, all of them. So that made it interesting. Now my milk supply is down. I also think altitude had a lot to do with it. But also, losing the AirPod was frustrating. Okay, back in the day, if I was flying and I lost one single AirPod, I think I would just be annoyed at myself. But I'm not that annoyed at myself today because it's like I had a baby in my lap. Like the AirPod was just – I remember looking at you and being like, I can't find my AirPod. And you're like, get over it. Get over it.
Harrison 3:04
It's so annoying though.
Alex 3:05
Well, you also lost an AirPod.
Harrison 3:08
Yeah. Yeah, I'm very annoyed.
Alex 3:10
We each have one AirPod. But I did the Apple delivery this morning. I woke up. I said, I'm not going to let that keep me down. I said, Harrison, you want some new AirPods or not? And he said, no. He's giving me the move it along. I think it's interesting. Okay, fine. We went to a Jewish wedding. It was my first Jewish wedding ever. Mazel Tov. Break the glass. It's not my first Jewish wedding, actually, now that I'm thinking about breaking the glass. I think I've been to two.
Harrison 3:36
Okay. Okay.
Alex 3:37
Yeah, been to two. Never paid attention to the glass breaking, though. Shatters into a million different pieces, and the whole point is you're never going to be able to put it back together.

What are the costs of a hospital bill?

Harrison 3:47
I was once at a Jewish wedding, and the guy missed the stomping. It took him either his third or fourth try, and he was a big guy, rugby player, and he couldn't get it. He was too nervous.

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