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So I am dealing with a little bit of financial infidelity from my husband.

And I'm just kind of wondering, you know, how we can move past that.

The original incident, well, I mean, it's happened several times, but the kind of straw that

broke the back was about a year ago. I learned that he had borrowed about $14,000 from his employer.

Oh, gosh. I guess they offered to pay off a debt that was trying to garnish his wages.

What was that?

What was that?

It was from, he had started a business several years ago,

and so we're working on paying off a lot of the consumer debt that was kind of left over from that.

Did you know about that debt before he got the loan to pay it off?

I did, and we did get a notice about the, they had the lawsuit.

It was a court date.

He said he went to the court date, explained to them that the business had been closed,

and they kind of just said they were washing their hands of it,

and I didn't hear anything else about it.

So he made up that entire lie? Hey, George here with a

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