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I just graduated last October with myocontology license.

And you guys may know, or like your wives, like, it takes a while for, like, a clientele to build up.

Yeah.

So you're not, like, a guaranteed paycheck, you know, every two weeks, once a month.

You're kind of just stepping out, especially as a a Christian, just stepping out and safe just knowing that I'm going to have clients this week that are going to pop up that I didn't know I have schedule on Monday.

So to know how to budget, but not having a set paycheck for ties, groceries, rent for the salon, rent for my house because me and my sister

are just going to move out just coming up Saturday into a house right down the road for my

parents. So learning just has a budget everything, but also I don't know what I'm making,

you know, one week to the next. How long you've been, how long you've been doing here?

Full time since March.

So I started renting, the rent is $4.50.

I have a girl that rents to other spots.

I rent the whole building.

She gives me $300 a month, so I just have to pay $150 out of pocket.

So I've been paying that since two months ago, but I've been doing hair since early March.

So what have you been averaging since early March?

What have you been averaging income?

What's that look like?

I wouldn't say that it would go over $600 from the salon that I make each month.

So I would say somewhere between like $4.50, some months it can be closer to a 600.

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