The Bert show.

So, she has a fund, sort of a safety fund, that if the hubby ever takes off, that she'll have?

Are you guys getting an echo?

Yeah, it's coming from your computer. You need to mute your Zoom I do believe I already did that or you just mute your computer then and we should be good to go

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Wala.

Uh, any who?

So she's got this fund that, the security fund that just in case, uh, the husband takes off that

she'll have, right?

Which we've heard several women do this.

That just for security purposes, if they like,

if they decide to be the stay-at-home parents

and they put their career to the side or you know stop working and

they don't have any money to their name they will squirrel away money just in

case something goes awry that way they're not left completely

broken or broke rather if things go south. So this is from Instagram and she's

wondered is she being an a ahole because she's got this this nest egg just in case the hubby takes off at some point but now he needs the money or they need the money as a family.

So me and my husband have been together for eight years,

married for seven.

When I got married, my mother came to me privately

and talked about setting aside money as a rainy day slash escape

fund if worse came to worse. My husband has never showed any signs of being dangerous and rarely

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