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Hi, sorry. My question is, so now my husband and I, we are looking into getting a divorce,

and I am trying to, he won everything in half, half of everything,

but I'm trying to find a way that is more fair for both of us.

So back to when we got married, that's been married.

Ten years.

Why are you divorcing?

That's where I'm about to get to is financial infidelity.

So, and just a lot beyond that.

So 10 years ago, when he walked into the, we got married and he was in 300,000 student loan.

So we, you know, I kind of came up with a plan to help him pay it off.

It's that we basically spend nothing.

And he has to make another extra $1,000 a month,

so which is, you know, we're picking up a weekend a month about that.

So 10 years ago, he came into the marriage with $300,000 in student loan debt.

You guys teamed up and paid it off.

Sorry, I couldn't hear, but I said, no, 10 years ago, you said you got married and he came in with $300,000 in student loan debt, and you guys teamed up and got it all paid off.

I wish the team up is the case, but that wasn't really the case.

So 10 years ago, I kind of came up with a plan.

So he's had to pick up another $1,000 a month, and we are going to invest in mental

unit and the rental income basically going to help pay off expense and pay it off.

So what ended up happening is he did not end up doing any of those extra hour, which

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