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I have a question about my 19-year-old son. He decided that college is not for him, so he's not going to go back in the fall.

We told him that he had to get a job. We wanted him to get one within a month.

It's almost been three months, but he's finally working at Walmart part-time, $14 an hour.

And he also received about $10,000 a year in dividends that he gets in four payments.

So he's very bad with money.

Like his dividend rolls around and there's zero in his bank account.

He has to borrow gas money.

Like my main question is, is what would be the best course to take to like kind of open his eyes to,

I am not spending my money wisely. I should be doing this and this what happened eight years ago when you were going to teach him work ethic and

you didn't we tried I feel like we tried we're're pretty good with me. We tried to keep some

that. We don't go out to eat very often. Like all through their grown up, we don't go out

to eat. And I don't know if that's like the main thing, like he eats out all the time. When he

was in college, he no he doesn't work extra

that's what the main thing is he doesn't work

Walmart at $14 an hour is what 16 year olds do

not grown men where's he Where's he living?

We're in Texas.

No, where does he live?

In her house.

He's with us, yes.

And we pay.

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