Hello, why nebers, my name is Jesse Meekam, and this is podcast number 135 for you need a budget where we teach you

four rules to help you stop living paycheck to paycheck, get out of debt and save more money.

Today I want to talk about the crazy extreme one. I want to talk about those people

that are a little bit loony. I maybe will be talking about you, but I want to examine it under the lens of judging, of hypocritical thinking, of something

I noticed the other day.

In Utah, where we're located, well where I am located, the team is remotely

distributed all over the world, but where I am located in Utah they have this thing called

the Parade of Homes. I usually sit out. What it is, all these beautiful homes are built and they're

numbered one through 30 or whatever and you buy a ticket and then you can drive

around and basically walk through these homes.

They're all decorated, they're super fancy.

Some of them are super large, really crazy.

And it's kind of entertaining. I find it to be a little bit. It just makes me a little

not queasy, but I just never leave there feeling particularly full of life.

I don't know what it is exactly, but I've just never enjoyed it too thoroughly but Julie likes it and on occasion I thought oh that's

pretty interesting like there was a house where you would back the car up into

the garage and then they had this little door that was maybe three feet by three feet

that went from the garage right into the pantry floor. So you open up this little hatch into the pantry and you just loading

groceries straight into the pantry. That was kind of cool. Other times it's just

bigger is better and that's boring.

So I distinctly remember one house that I think costs around 3.5 half million dollars and it was just massive you

really really large it had this unbelievable toy room and play area for

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