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So about a year ago, I kind of fell into, my parents convinced me that they wanted to buy me a car,

kind of as a gift. Okay. And instead of just getting a beater, like a beater. Okay. And it was supposed to be just a gift, but I've since gotten married, and they've now

come back and said, well, you should take over his payment.

We want to give this to you.

Oh, that's messed up a little bit.

That's not a gift.

Yeah.

Yeah.

So I'm kind of scrambling. I'm a full-time student,

so I have a woman with, you know, working hours. Is the debt in your parents' name or your name?

As a right now, it's in their name, but they're wanting to transfer over. My wife is actually international, and so she's not able to work yet until all the green

card stuff goes through. What do you make? I make, so I work part-time. I think gross. It's

about $1,700 a month. And we just moved into a new apartment. I was paying student housing for about

500 months, but now it's a little over 1,000 a month. And you make 1,700. Hey, can I ask you a question?

Is there something going on with you and your parents? Like, is this a spite thing? Like,

they didn't want you to get married. And so now you have, now you got to pay the car note. Like, is there something going on with you and your parents? Like, is this a spite thing? Like, they didn't want you to get married.

And so now you're, we have, now you got to pay the car note.

Like, is there something going on?

No, I think it's just they, you know, that's just what like married people do.

And it's like, if I'm old enough to be married, I'm old enough to have a car payment.

Do they know that you're broke? Be a grownup.

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