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So I've kind of found myself on a predicament. So historically, I've got a job that has paid pretty well. I'm primarily commissioned, but a lot of the jobs that I've been working with

have kind of dried up at the time. And so the salary this year isn't quite as high as it has

been in previous years. What were you making? And what's kind of like a rough year that you're

looking at? So, which, I mean, my rough year is still not that bad.

The rough year, it's going to be about 75, 80.

Last year, it was 120.

Okay.

And so it's gone that a little bit, which, again, you know, 80 is so comfortable.

We're still, you know, it's not anything bad, Not to mention, you know, completely babysit two last year.

Awesome.

All the trucks, all vehicles, and then trying to, you know, I've got everything.

I've got about three months saved up.

So still we're kind of lower on babysat three, but, you know, trying to, um.

On stretch. Yeah, exactly. So trying to three, but, you know, trying to, um, on stretch.

Yeah, exactly.

So trying to look ahead and, you know, save money for, uh, I got two kids,

try to save for, you know, their college and, uh, our retirement.

So with the, you know, with paying off the debt, I haven't really saved much for

retirement.

Um, so, you know, obviously in the statistics of it, I'm a little bit behind on that.

But my wife's just stay at home, and I'd like to keep it that way.

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