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So basically, I'm calling about my mom. I'm very concerned for her. She has a bad track record for

being financially smart. And recently she just got into a relationship that's only been about six months.

And he has a lot of money.

Um, so she thinks that she wants to quit her job, um, and live off of his money and then

sell her house and then that's her retirement.

So I don't, I just don't really know like how to give her advice and she has

asked me for advice. She did ask. Interesting. She did ask for advice. Because the one thing that

changes the whole discussion is the marriage date. When are they getting married? That's exactly my point as well. Like, I'm telling her you get married before you decide to

quit your job or decide to move in with him.

But is there a day?

If you quit your job and move in with somebody and sell your house that's rich,

that's called a sugar daddy.

We have a name for that guy he's a really I don't care he's a sugar daddy he might be a nice one but that's what he is

no you don't do that mom how did you get to be mom and not know that?

Trust me.

I don't know.

So what have you said to her, what have you said to her so far about it?

What have you told her so far? He wants to take care of her and she, you know, he supports her in any decision she wants to do.

She doesn't want to work anymore.

That's okay.

She'll, you'll pay for, you know, all the bills. And she wants to sell her car. She also has a,

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