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All right, Taylor has a question.

How do you decide it's time to get a new car?

We have a paid off car right now, 2005 Ford Taurus with about 200,000 miles on it, but a

baby's on the way.

So when do you consider a car not safe and when is it time to just pull that trigger

and get the new car?

You said it was a 2005 Ford Taurus with 200,000 miles on it.

200,000 miles.

Ruby, I'm curious, before baby I got here, did you and John have car conversations around

like, oh, we need to think about a different car situation, different car circumstance?

We did, but it was more like the size of the vehicle and it was more like down the road.

So our cars are like, okay, they're a bit newer than 2005.

We determined that they were fine and they are paid off.

So that is my favorite thing about them.

So I get this question, it is true.

How do you decide to do this?

When you and your wife were thinking about having babies and all that kind of stuff,

did the car, was it a, was getting a new car thinking about a car because the family

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