What's up y'all at your boy, Kavon State with the lovely and exuberance Miss Kavon State.

We are doing this podcast on a Sunday afternoon after we traveled two hours from Santa Barbara.

Went to church, we came home, wanted to nap. But then we naped, no, we podcasted.

And maybe the Lord will see fit to give us a nap later. It's hot.

Harry.

In LA today. Tide outside. Lites to record or making hotter. But we're doing this for you guys,

the people, the loyal listeners of the Love Hour podcast. Today on The Docking, we are talking about

money money money money. First on the topic, we were asked, asked, asked, who should handle the

finances in the marriage? The question asked her said that they were always taught that the

mentioned handle the finances. Going back to our early days of marriage, a member of our church

told us that the mentioned always handle the finances as well. Listen, what do you think?

That the person who should handle the finances is the person who is the better financial person.

It seems simple enough. Who's better at the money should handle the money?

Yes. It happens a lot in finances, but well, in cooking too. People are like, the woman should cook.

But in a lot of families, the dad's a better cook, so he cooks. In our family, Melissa is better at

handling finances than I am. She is a saver, debt payer offer planner. I am a, hey, we got $200.

Let's spend $200. Or $195. I would say $5. I come from a family of vacationers. We never had a

whole bunch of money, but we had a whole bunch of fun on vacation. Melissa come from a family where

her dad was very frugal and fantastic at saving money. And she took over, she took that part of

him. I don't know what I was going to say, but you were a saver planner like your father.

And I think the balance is good. We were both savers. We probably have a lot of money saved and

then just never do nothing. And if we were both like me, we would never go to Santa Barbara because we

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