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Ladies and gentlemen, you're listening to another edition of DIY Money.

DIY Money.

Logan in the house.

In his house.

What's shaking?

So I had a question for you because I have been thinking about this a lot now that I'm a new homeowner and I have just like, we've talked about money pits before like where money goes. Yeah. So where is your like where's the money going that you don't want it to go right now? That's question number one. Okay. So it's like, okay, you don't want to spend money on this, but you just have to.

And then question number two, what's the thing you're okay with, like, throwing down some money on? Like, you really enjoy throwing it. Yeah, I'll start the second one as I try to compartmentalize. And they say you can't think of two things at once. So I'm going to take your first question because I don't really know the answer to that just yet where money is going.

Well, I actually do. can't think of two things at once. So I'm going to take your first question because I don't really know

the answer to that just yet where money is going. Well, I actually do. That boom, I got it. So,

but the second one is experiences, which are typically in the form of travel. Okay. I long ago,

and now I've read a lot about this and I hear people talk about how valuable this is,

like not maybe valuable is a wrong word, but how important this is for some people, and it's

definitely important for me, and that is I love to pay for unbelievable memories.

Wally World? Yeah, Wally World.

I will not remember the stuff that I bought.

In fact, I don't buy, like, expensive stuff anyway, so I can't even think of one off top of my head.

Right.

But I can remember countless experiences that I have done with the family or with my wife that have just been

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