As we all grow up and mature, of course, we start noticing some things about our childhood

that maybe was normal and maybe not so much.

So growing up as Dave Ramsey's daughter, there were definitely some things that they did

a little differently.

So stay tuned to find out what I mean.

And make sure to like, subscribe, and share this episode with a friend. All right, we love our families. We do. And as I look back at kind of the quirky things the Ramsey's did, I will be honest. Most of them, I'm like, I'm so glad they did that because I think it really established who we are as adults today. So I am thankful for it, but it is funny. So one of the first things

that was probably not very normal growing up in the Ramsey household is that you were on commission,

you never got an allowance. And they made sure that we said those words. Yeah, you don't get

an allowance, you get a commission. So you work, you get paid. So I grew up with chore charts

and paydays

and envelopes of where to put your cash as like a six-year-old. And that has been ingrained in me ever since.

Also an abnormal thing is one of your Christmas gifts that you get when you are 15 years old is a debit card.

You get your own student checking and they would

decorate a poster board and be sitting with all your gifts. And it's like this streamers and like a big

deal. You get that and contact lenses. Those were like the two big Christmas gifts you would get.

And at 15, yep. And so I remember, yeah, getting a checkbook,

and I had a knockoff Louis Vuitton wallet

that I had in New York City that I got in the eighth grade,

and I put it in with my check register and a debit card,

and I thought I was awesome.

I thought it was amazing.

But yeah, at 15, yeah, you had your own debit card. I remember going to Hollister and they asked for my ID and I was like, I don't have, I don't have an ID because I hadn't have my learners permit yet. And he was like, I don't think I've ever met someone with a card who doesn't have an ID. And I was like, I just need to get that t-shirt, dude. That's all I'm needing.

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