Brought to you by the Every Dollar app. Start budgeting for free today. I've got a question. I've spent

most of my life really, really poor, largely due to I graduated with software engineering degree

at the time that WorldCom crashed. And I paid my debt off and I've lived with little to no debt most of my

life. And finally, in just the last few years, I've started making some pretty good money,

real good money.

And no other real debt, but I went and bought some fancy cars.

And now I've been listening to you all for a couple years, and I decided to sell my

20-24 Corvette off.

And I'm not going to lie, I'm missing the payment.

I'm missing the car. I'm missing the car. I'm missing the

payment. At what point does building wealth really start to take over that I'm going to enjoy

this versus feeling rich? In what point can I maybe enjoy both? I mean, it's just kind of a shell

shock to me to go from nothing to having something and now I'm driving up a

$6,000 car because I sold my $90,000 Corvette and it's just kind of a shocker.

Well, let me go back for a second because I'm just curious. Do you really miss your payments?

I get you, I'm missing the 2024, but do you really miss that payment? Like, that's real,

that's a real statement in your mind? Well, it's more like, you know, I made that payment and I was

saving money and I had no trouble saving money with it. So it wasn't like I minded it so much.

You don't miss, you don't miss shelling out that much money every month, though. Oh, no.

And the real listening to y'all, and I'll be honest with what ended up being the nail in the coffin is when they jacked my insurance over $600 a month.

And I'm like, whoa.

Yeah.

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