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Mikey is in San Diego. What's going on, Mikey?

So I recently got married, and we've been expecting twins, and so I'm trying to prepare for the twins and have like a five or seven

year plan to get a house. I don't have, um, we both combined don't have too much in debt that I,

um, I think we should be able to pay it off within at least, I feel like a year or two.

It's a, I think, yeah, it's around 40K in debt combined.

Okay. And what's your household income?

So since she's working or she's not working right now, it's me it's 150 150,000 awesome great income so

why is it going to take two years to clean up 40k making 150 um it's just because of the uh I

have a rent um that's at 30 it's like 3,100 and then the utilities and whatever.

I don't have a car payment, so it's pretty easy for me to, like, cover all the regular bills on top of what I have to try and pay down my debt, but I'm trying to get to her debt as fast as possible so I can help her.

Oh, I'm confused. Her debt, my debt. Are you guys married?

Oh, I'm sorry, my bad. Our debt. I'm still getting used to it.

Okay, you're newlyweds. That's cool.

I understand.

So the 40K in debt is both of y'all's debt combined?

Yes.

Okay.

And what kind of debt is that?

It's mostly consumer and then her, I mean, our student loan.

Okay.

How come she's not working?

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