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dining in Lexington, which is where my main co-host, Billy R. Sports is and the soon-to-be-married

Billy Ruttledge. Good morning, Billy. How are you? And I want to ask you something before

you answer. Oh, Lord. Okay. You don't have a joint bank account with the fiancé, do you? No, of course not, Shannon. Do you think that just because she kicks people out of my movie theater seats that we have a joint bank account and a joint Facebook? Is that what you think? Yeah. Honestly, I thought that you would have a joint bank account. She probably runs all of it. You probably don't even have access to the login. That's probably all on her, right? Yeah, I have to text her permission when I'm about to buy stuff. Yeah. Like, she has the code. So, like, when you go in there and log in and it sends the verification code, it goes to her phone, and you have to ask her for the code to get into your own bank account. No, is that not it? I mean, why are you reading me like a book this morning?

No, I think we've had this conversation on the pre-show before. We've done a fair or foul with

joint bank accounts. And I think we've both sided on the side of foul. But, you know, you were Romeo yesterday with Matt, like you said.

You guys just saying that you're not going to do joint bank accounts and you're going to hold the

line. And so you got a lot of feedback yesterday, it seemed like. Yeah, but it seemed like a lot of

the female listeners that were listening didn't really push back. It was more of the men

that were pushing back against Matt and I. I didn't say I wouldn't have like any form of

joint bank account, but I think that's got to be for the money that goes towards the bills.

Right. So what I'm saying is my money that I'm spending on my own personal things doesn't need to be in a joint bank account.

I know a lot of people think that way, but I also think that's also an old school thing, too.

I think that that's probably something that was long ago marriages, couples had this joint bank

account because the guy was probably making the most money back then.

He was bringing it in, and it was to keep an eye on the wife who maybe was spending the money.

But now there's a lot of cases where the woman and the relationship makes more than the man.

So I think that's sort of an outdated way of thinking

of things. But you know what, to each their own, you do what you want to do. I'm just saying for me,

I would rather have my own money separated from the person that I'm in the relationship with.

Well, you know, logistically, there's a lot of positives for it, right? I pay rent every month,

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