Welcome to another episode of The Chicks on the Right podcast where we talk with our friend and sponsor of the show, Zach Abraham from Bullwork Capital Management.

And we have one of those, am I the asshole segments today for you, Zach, that came from Reddit.

And it's about a woman who has, she's got this weird setup in her marriage where her husband has recently decided we need to save

a lot more money and we're going to have like this bucket of money that we both need to put all

of our earnings in and then each of us can have 150 bucks a month to spend on what we want. For her,

that's not nearly enough. So on the down low, she has been pocketing the tips that she makes from her salon,

which is like a set, she cuts hair a couple times a week.

She's saving the tips from that secretly so that she can buy more stuff with that.

And she's not including that into their shared bucket.

So she's asking Reddit, does that make me an asshole?

And there's a very disparate set of opinions about that.

Some people are like, you should tell him.

This is like super dishonest.

And other people are like, he sounds really controlling and you should leave.

What are your thoughts just based on that limited information?

Okay. So I'm not, I'm not saying this just to engender sympathy or or a positive response

from the ladies.

But my first thought when I hear that is like any husband that thinks that we need the same amount

of spendable money per month. I would just, I got to guess this cat isn't 30 years old yet.

I'm also going to guess that they haven't been married for very long. So I would just sit there

and be like, you know, you may as well go out and ask your five-year-old

to slam dunk a basketball.

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