This is the Ramsey Call of the Day, part of the Ramsey Network.

One of the biggest questions that we get or issues that we get is when it comes to relationships and money.

George Camel and I did a whole podcast of Smart Money Happy Hour on

this and awkward money conversations that happen between friends and family and all of it

because it's just a part of life. And so when it comes to talking to your spouse about money,

we've heard every story you could imagine. We've heard every type of conversation you can imagine

because of our jobs and

people call in or tell us about them. And so we made a top 10 list of the top 10 worst ways

to talk to your spouse about money. Well, I think this, is this come from, is this our, do we make

this list, James, or did this come from a we made it. It's our list. Okay, all right. We compiled it.

So the top...

Do you want to go every other or you just take it?

Oh, we'll do every other.

Okay.

Because I know you say some of these too.

Top 10 worst ways to talk to your spouse about money.

Number 10.

Passive aggressively asking, how much did that cost after they bought something. I've done that. Number nine. Okay, so here's what we're going to do.

That's the worst. You've never said that. I said the most controlling person I know. Right, number eight.

Oh, gosh. I said this exact one. Literally, I can buy a new guitar and then I see the public's receipt or the Costco receipt, and I ask my wife, why do we spend so much money on groceries?

That's the worst.

Dude.

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