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So me and my wife are actually in about 20K worth of debt, and we weren't in this shape last year,

but circumstances kind of changed for us, and we've got three credit cards, two have pretty high interest on them. And

we have a car that we bought when we actually had a little bit of money. We paid cash for. And my

question was, do we sell the car to pay off those two high interest rates, cards, and then turn around and then throw

everything extra at that other card. It has no interest on it and it's a loan payment.

Okay, so I meant you were debt free and then you ran up $20,000 on credit cards.

Yes, sir. And now you want to sell the car that's paid for that has no payment in order to knock

out some of the cards?

Yes, sir.

Okay.

Why do we, why do you believe the stupid has left your house?

Well, I'll put it this way.

I'm a Christian born again, and I had to repent of my money mismanagement, along with some other things,

loving my wife, like Christ was the dirt being one of the others.

I've kind of got a hold on that one, or at least I'm putting forth the effort, not just saying I'm trying now,

and I truly in my heart do not want to go back to where we were last year.

What did you spend this money on, man?

Well, we sold our house.

We had got it under a previous administration for a very low price.

Obviously, administration changed.

And we were able to make a profit after the mortgage

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