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I have been listening for a little over a year, but the month before I started listening,

I co-signed on a truck for my now ex-fiance oh gregg i'm sorry yeah rough situation um

so we had agreed uh once things ended that uh hey you know we can keep alone as it is for a year because we needed to wait for the maturity date.

Okay.

And so it's coming up on that and just in talking to her on occasion, she most likely is not in a position to refinance it on her own. And she has said that her

parents or anyone else won't help her. Good for them. Yeah. Yeah. Just from my, from my perspective,

I'm not quite sure how I can get myself out of this.

Have you tried persuading her to sell it and start over fresh on her own?

I have. She is not completely opposed to the idea, but I don't think I can really rely on her actually following that through.

Can I ask a question? And I promise it does kind of relate to this. Who broke up with who?

No, you're good. I ended things with her. Okay. It makes it a little stickier. It makes it

stickier because this, this is a tie to you.

This is a way for you to still be in her life.

And I don't...

Are you getting pulled over, Greg?

No, there's an alarm going off somewhere.

Oh, okay.

I was like, oh, no, are you driving getting pulled over?

But my point is, like, this is a tie to you.

And if things were different, I'd say you could make the argument of like hey you broke things off and i want a clean break and i i need to you know be free from

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