Well, hey, you guys. So if you've ever been part of a family business, you know that

disagreements happen. But you know, that's what Cape sings interesting. And here at Ramsey Solutions,

I work with some of my family, including my dad. So I'm going to bring you all along on a couple of clips of The Ramsey Show where my dad

and I don't exactly align.

And stick around to watch the T-Nfold and hear my honest reactions looking back on those

clips.

And if you haven't already, make sure to subscribe to this channel

so you never miss fun episodes like this one. All right, so before we dive in here, here's a little

bit of context for any of my friends who might be newer to this channel. So I host a show called

The Ramsey Show. For a long time, it was the day of Ramsey show, because it was the show

my dad started like 25 years ago. And so now there's different co-hosts on it. And within that show,

it's part of Ramsey Solutions, which is a bigger company where he's the CEO and all of it. So there's a lot

of working dynamics between me and my dad. And I love it. It is so fun. But let's be honest,

you disagree with your parents, you know, time and time again. So that plays out sometimes

in a national way. But that's what makes it fun. Okay. So the first clip that we're going to

watch for Dave and I kind of disagree is we're actually reacting to a call that I got on another show, another episode of the Ramsey show, when I was hosting with Ken Coleman. It's a little spoiler alert. It's about T. Swift. And, you know, it may not go exactly how you think. So check it out. My daughter is 22, and she just graduated from college with some student loan debt.

And about a year ago, she was able to get on the pre-sale and buy three tickets for her, my older daughter, and myself to go to a Taylor Swift concert in Indianapolis.

We got him for like $209 a piece.

So now I'm seeing these resale.

Oh, it's crazy. Oh, it's crazy. It's insane. Yeah. And so I told her, like, why don't we sell those tickets and you can knock down so much of your student loan, but you'd be so far ahead. She says,

absolutely, it's non-negotiable. It's a bucket list item. She's like probably

you, Rachel, a Swifty, and this is, you know. And it's her money, right? No, it was my money.

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