I'm not sure if you feel the same way, but this is like one of the most triggering topics to me.

When it comes to splitting money amongst the family, how is that division supposed to go?

Her family is looking to take a trip, and the way they want to divide the cost of this trip

has been so irritating to me today. And I'm curious if you're going to feel the same way

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That means we live our lives out loud. We laugh a lot, and we love my mom. My co-host Nancy Yancy.

Hi, mom. Hi, honey. By now, you're probably wondering why I have a giant blister on the back of my

foot, and I think that you probably would have made the same decision that I made. I don't know,

I don't know how you would have handled this. I was really in a tough spot when I was in Tennessee

this weekend. Dan and I, it's my buddy wanting to go visit. We both love to hike, right? And if we

decided we wanted to go find a place, you found a place with a waterfall. It was about an hour out.

We said, great, let's go. No big deal. Now the problem that Dan and I have is that we are not

detailed oriented people. We're both very much big picture. Who cares what else happens in

between, right? So it's like it's like aim shoot aim aim first shoot, whatever it is. I we do this

so many times so much so we get in the same situation so much that said, listen, we have to make

an agreement that if we ever see a hike with water involved again, we have to 100% promise each

other that we're going to look in the exact details of how this height goes. So I want you to

picture this. We are hiking for probably about a mile and we get down to the bottom of this hill

and it's pretty, it's pretty strenuous hike down, right? And oh, it's only a mile. It's only a

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