brought to you by the every dollar app start budgeting for free today scott writes i have been in the

auto industry for almost six years i started as a mechanic at a large dealership moved up to service

advisor and recently was promoted to sales consultant i bring in about a hundred and fifty thousand

dollars a year after reading ge George Campbell's breaking free from

broke in the chapter about car loans, I felt guilty for being a part of this industry.

Way to go, George? Sorry. You guilt peddler. I've always thought of myself as an honest salesperson,

and I don't just sell people a car. I try to educate my customers into making the right

decision, but yet I feel very convicted after reading this chapter. Thanks again, George.

I went to college for business management but dropped out so that I wouldn't accumulate any more debt

and I've been gazelle intense so that me and my wife and kids think I've gone crazy.

I fear that if I pursue another career,

I would not be able to earn what I currently make

because the auto industry is the one I know.

Is it hypocritical to continue to work in an industry

that keeps people in debt while working my butt off

to get myself out of debt?

Hey, Dave, can I come work for you?

Honestly, we are hiring Scott.

So we have a lot of sales rolls open at ramesysolutions.com slash careers, but that's for

another day.

To your question, truthfully, here's my take.

John may have a completely different take.

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