So before on this show, we've done a check-in on me where I read from my bank account what

I've spent money on in the past few weeks, just a sort of like a look back on what's

going on with me and also what I'm prioritizing and what I'm spending my hard earned money

on, let's say, and also in the interest of transparency for this podcast. And I wanted

to do that again because in the interest again of that beautiful word transparency, I've

been keeping something from you guys. I am not in a relationship anymore. I got broken

up with in November. And I since then have been, have added a new expense to my usual

expenses. And that is a therapist and a psychiatrist. And those are expensive. My therapist is like

$125 a session and I go once a week. And the psychiatrist is 150 a session. When I lived in

New York, I went to therapy at different Jewish community centers or schools. And so those were

sliding scale and they were much less expensive. This is the first time that I'm actually like paying

full, full price for this type of thing. And it's like a lot of money. Sometimes you get

unexpected medical expenses. And mental health is part of that. And so that's now factoring

into my budget. I've also been paying my student loans. I mentioned that briefly. I took

over my student loans from my parents. So that's $105 here, $340 there, both going to student

loans. And one of my checking accounts is incredibly low right now. I have two checking accounts.

And one is down to $29, which is not great. And then I spent $37 at Staples yesterday

buying a prop for a sketch. So I'm doing great.

Gabby done here your aforementioned Blast of Sun. And I'm still bad with money.

We've talked about the wage gap between men and women many times on bad with money. In

particular, in our episodes with Lexi Alexander and Sally Croscheck. Lexi and Sally gave us

detailed descriptions of the sexism women face in the workplace. And I've told you all

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