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back to us. Whatever we spend, it comes back in tenfold. You blow $30,000 a year minimum. Why is that not gotten back to you? You have to be patient. I think it's a generational curse that I curse. So it's inflicted by the world, not by yourself. See, if you immediately don't, what What are we ever going to do to get out of it?

Manifested away.

My name is Tessa. I'm 21. I'm from Lake Mary, Florida, and this is financial audit. What do you do in Lake Mary for a living? Well, I work at home as a sales and solution specialist for Walt Disney World. Oh, you'll work from home. From home, yes. Okay, you don't work. Okay. I work from home. As a sales and sales. Sales and solution specialist. Sales and solution specialist. It's a fancy term for customer service. Oh, sure. What are we making? 19.95 an hour, so I think it puts me at 37.

Living at home. Wait, working out. Okay. When people say home, especially when we're talking 21, does that mean we're living with the parents? I live with my girlfriend's parents right now. Oh, okay. So now you're a parent. Okay. Mm-hmm. All right. So 1995? Yes. What do you think comes in on a monthly basis on average from that hits your account?

About 600 a week, so that times for $2,400 after tax.

So I actually had payroll of $3,647.

Okay.

I've been doing overtime as well.

We do mandatory overtime. Mandatory overtime. It's mandatory. How many hours? Okay. I've been doing overtime as well. We do mandatory overtime.

Mandatory overtime. It's mandatory. How many hours? Are you working?

It was eight hours mandatory for one week and then 10 for another. So like 50 hour weeks.

Guess it's a way to make money. What do you think your averages? Is 3,647 on the higher? I would say that's

pretty high. I'd say my average is more like 2,800. Okay. All right. So what is going on here?

Because obviously we have a mess as most cases with the show. So I want to know what is going on.

Yeah. So my mom kind of is the root of my relationship with money. I kind of have like a

idea that it's not real. What? Yeah, like I'm very spiritual. If you can't tell, my mom is too.

And so we're just kind of like money comes back to us. Whatever we spend, it comes back in tenfold. Okay, well, that's not how capitalism works. It's not, but it's been working for me now. Has it? Has it? I've seen your statements. It's a mindset. That's going to be an interesting thing. It's a mindset. Brandon, keep track of that clip. I think I'm going to have you bring that one back. And what do you mean you got it from your arm? So you mean your mom just taught you that this is not important? Yeah. Money to her, it's not a thing. She's overdrafting her accounts all the time. So are you? Yes. Because of me going with her to the ATM, she would tell me, oh, if you have a credit union, you could just take this out and you'll pay it back on your next paycheck.

So I went into like a whole cycle of doing that for a little bit. And she doesn't pay her bills. And what's her situation right now? She has no job. And I have younger siblings as well. How the fuck? Yeah. So how's she living? They're behind on mortgage, behind on cars. So they're going to lose the home. They're going to lose the cars. Yeah. And you look up to that. That is what you're like, oh, that right there. That's what I want. I wouldn't say I look up to it, but I feel like I've been accustomed to it. It seems like the perfect learning lesson, though. Yeah. Like, I'm not going to throw anyone out of the bus because they're doing well now, especially, and I'm very happy for them.

But I grew up in a really bad financial situation, and that gave me the, you know, really strong desire, always entrepreneurial, always wanting to, you know, make something for myself and be successful and build stuff that are successful because coming from a

place where you know we were raised very much lower middle class when i was born if that that's even

being lucky yeah so why you seeing everything go to cars get repoed or closed notice is on house

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