This is the Ramsey Call of the Day, part of the Ramsey Network.

Well, John, I'm on the internet, and I see this article.

And it just, I thought, I like to grind your gears.

And so I think this one might do that.

I want to get your take on it.

And here's the gist of the story. It's my hot take as the kids say, right? Yes. Please never use

that term. You got it. We're done with that. Okay. So this woman recently gives birth and her husband

demands that she pay the entire hospital bill herself.

Now, there's more to the story.

They've been married seven years.

She just had their first baby three months ago.

They split everything in their marriage 50-50 when it comes to finances and generally keep their money separate.

And everything seemed to be going pretty well until they received a hospital bill for this birth.

So here's the deal.

She planned to give birth without any medication, but after 24 hours of labor decided to do the epidural.

And when the bill came, her husband expected her to pay the entire eight grand bill herself.

And when she asked why, he said, you're the one who couldn't hold out for a few more hours.

And you jacked up the bill. And I shouldn't have to pay for all of these extra requests. And then finally,

if she wanted luxury, she should expect to pay for it. Oh my God. If you tried that on Sheila,

what would happen? What hell would break loose? Here's the thing. I wouldn that on Sheila, what would happen?

What hell would break loose?

Here's the thing.

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