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So I got a little bit of financial problem as well as marriage problem, and it's becoming a strain more so you know with the marriage because of the

financial problem um i have we recently had gotten married about five years ago my uh wife and i have had

three kids in the last five years. And my youngest kid, um, he was put in the ICU and long story short, we have a bunch of

medical debt. Uh, it's about $35,000 worth and I just can't keep up. I just recently, in the last couple of years, we've been on Medicaid,

but I just recently got a raise working, which is good. But it's like the more income I come in,

the more my wife likes to spend. I'm the saver.

I like to say no and get bills paid.

We currently have been taking care of some of the medical bills by credit card, which

recently I figured out was a no-no.

Yeah.

So I have a seven grand left in medical debt. We have $60,000's it? Of the 35, you only have seven left? No, no. No, sorry. I have $7,000 of credit card debt. Got it. And I still have the medical debt. Got it. Okay. Because we have the three kids, we had to purchase, well, we didn't have to. I guess we could have just kept going, but my wife wanted to purchase a bigger vehicle for traveling and stuff.

What did you spend on that?

That was about $50,000.

Ooh, yeah, you're right. You didn't have to spend that. Okay.

Yeah. So, long story short, yeah, you're right. You didn't have to spend that. Okay. Yeah.

So, long story short, is that we messed up when we bought the car.

And now it's kind of a paycheck-to-paycheck repetitive thing.

When did you get the $50,000 vehicle?

How long have you had it?

It's been about a year.

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