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So the last two years I've come, I've been coming out of postpartum depression.

I had a couple credit cards that I let go because I, well, I was also not working and I couldn't pay them.

My husband and me, we do not, we do finances separately. I know a lot of

your listeners, they, you know, they might be doing things together, but me and my husband

have always done things separately. So his debt is his debt. My debt is my dad. That's wrong. That's wrong.

You shouldn't do that.

And I don't disagree with you, but getting my husband on board for anything is always very difficult.

So it's...

Wow.

But I have two credit cards that I could not pay while I wasn't working.

And one of them in particular has been sent to a lawyer and I, like, they're knocking on my door.

They're serving you with law show papers.

Exactly.

So I have, I mean, our debt is considerable considering we have, you know,

we have a rental house. We have our primary. How much credit card debt do you have that we're talking

about? The credit cards that I'm most concerned about, it's about 20K. Okay. What does your husband make and what do you make?

So I just started working again.

I'll probably be making anywhere from 70 to 100, but 100 isn't guaranteed.

It's bonus.

And then what does he mean? Same, about the same. Um, just, but it's not, a hundred isn't guaranteed. It's bonus. Gotcha.

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