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Barbara, how can we help?

Hi, Ken. Hi, Dr. John.

How are you? Thank you for a good.

Good. We're having fun. What's going on with you today?

Well, first, I just want to appreciate you saying Nevada right.

I got to tell you, I've said it wrong enough to finally get it right.

It's Nevada, even though I want to say Nevada, it's Nevada.

Awesome.

So the reason I'm calling is because I have committed plenty of financial infidelity trying to help my father who's disabled.

He has little to no income.

And it's becoming a problem, obviously, in my marriage because we're now in Dave's Step 2.

We're wanting to, you know, knock all the stat out.

But at the same time, feel kind of emotionally, I don't know,

tied, like, wanting to help my father, but, like, wanting to stay faithful to my, you know,

my finances.

So what has happened up to this point?

Give the good doctor here, a bit of a sample of what financial infidelity has looked like up to this

moment.

So my father's come to me for loans.

And, you know, we're not talking like big numbers, like thousands of dollars or anything

like that, but, you know, maybe in like the

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