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So, yeah, I'm in a bit of a position. I feel kind of stuck right now. So I'm 26 years old, Dave.

I graduated from a pretty expensive school in 2020, right in the height of COVID. So, and I was actually supposed to get an internship from that school that was actually taken away

from me because they changed management and cut the program.

So it hasn't been the most stable financial runway for me for a while.

At the current time that I'm in right now, for the last

couple years, I've been really struggling with finding a job with my degree. I was a double

major. I worked hard when I was in college. I got a marketing degree and a management degree.

However, I didn't get a whole lot of real practical experience, unfortunately.

That's what I was hoping the internship would provide for me.

And most of my, I have like almost $100,000 in student loan debt.

And I've been trying to pay them back.

I just finished baby step one, so I'm trying to do what I can.

However, trying to be frugal as

frugal as possible is not really you know it's going to be quite some time before I'm

able to actually be able to be debt-free and I didn't know what the best solution would be

my expenses I you know I try to lower as many of them as I can, but at the time, I wish I could

save more and pay these off quicker, but I'm just in a position where a lot of my coworkers,

which I don't really need the degree that I have to be in the job that I'm in.

So a lot of my coworkers are saving 500, 600 or just have that much money to play with.

And then next month, my loan's actually increased.

My coworker has hair and I don't, but it really doesn't affect me.

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