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I'm struggling. Well, not really struggling, but after all expenses and everything that's

a necessity's paid, I have about $1,9002,000 left a month, and I just don't know where it's going. It seems like I just

spend it. So on paper, on paper, if you did what the paper said on what you spent, you'd have

two grand, but you're saying it's disappearing. It's being spent. Yes. Ah, do you want to know what this is a classic case?

You do what is called the treat yourself budget, which is I budget for all of the things that

are like necessities.

Like I budget for my rent, my car payment, my groceries, you know, a couple of, you know,

my cell phone bill, but everything

else is up for grabs and you treat yourself. And then next thing you know, you're like,

where did all, where did the money go? So does that sound about right? Yeah, yeah, that does

sound about right. Yeah. Like if you go to your bank account statement will tell you, right, right?

If you go to your bank account statement and you add up all the things that weren't the necessary expenses,

it would easily tell you what's going on, right?

Yeah.

So what would you say are the top three things this money is disappearing to?

Eating out.

Are you sports betting?

Gas station snacks?

Definitely gas station.

Okay, I've just guessed all three.

A little here, a little there.

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