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Fiancee thinks I'm a gold digger, but the ring was $150.

I was beyond furious.

And then I found out his real secret.

Dude, $150 for a, like, a wedding ring?

Or are you talking about, like, $150 worth of, like, ring pops or something?

You know, you know, Sam, I have this great rule, right? It's you should never spend more on an engagement ring than you would on, on a night out. Like a nice, a nice little dinner. You know what I mean? So. I mean, yeah. But I mean, okay. All right. I think it's completely okay if this is like a Vegas wedding or like, oh, shit, I need to get, you know, a ring pop fast.

But you're, you're really troathing.

Or if you're like, you know, you're strapped for cash.

But if you got the money, $150.

I mean, Sam, if you look at it from, if you take a second to consider my perspective, $150 is a pretty nice dinner. So he, as far as my rule, my man is exceeding

expectations. Also, I mean, wedding rings are made up anyway, you know? Yeah, what was the social

construct of buying things? Yeah, a bunch of, a bunch of

anyways. A bunch of BS. You don't need it. That's right. That's right. Well, we'll get to the bottom of

this. And there's only one way to do that. Let's hit that bottom. Ooh. A little BDSM for you.

Oh, shoo.enan. Hit that bottom.

Oh, God.

Oh.

My fiance is quite well off.

And while I don't make as much as him, I currently would not be struggling on my own.

He rotates between a few very expensive watches that he wears. And while we have a good grasp on financial literacy, we aren't shy about spending on the more important parts of life.

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