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Alex is in Norfolk Virginia hi Alex how are you hi Dave I'm doing good how about you

better than I deserve what's up so last night my wife turned to me before bed and

told me that she didn't feel satisfied at work anymore, and that it was causing her too much stress, and it just wasn't what she expected when she joined the job.

She works as a social worker while she's waiting to save up to go into her master's so she can become a clinical

psychologist. She moved here about three years ago when we came here to Virginia, and she's

had plenty of jobs since then, but they've never lasted longer

than about six months before she would either find a better job or maybe they had a

disagreement at work or she couldn't take the job anymore.

And we're in the middle of paying off the student loans from her psychology degree.

And we just found out that my wife is pregnant like a month ago.

So congratulations.

It's all kind of hitting me all.

Thank you.

It's all kind of hitting me all at once.

I'm very excited about the baby, but I was very collected when she told me about it.

She was surprised, and I told her it's because we're financially stable.

We're on a plan. I don't have to worry about knowing if we're going to be able to afford the baby or not because I know that we can. But if she's moving, if she's planning on moving to a different job that it shakes my, my structure, I guess, like it shakes my rock. I don't have, I don't, I know that Like, it shakes my rock.

I don't have, I don't, I know that we can get by on my income, but what do you

make?

I'm in the Navy.

I make, uh, I make, I make 40, 4,200 a month.

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