Financial Audit's Most Disturbing Episode

4 Mar 2026 · 1 h 38 min · 32 chapters

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Financial Audit Podcast Episode Notes: "Financial Audit's Most Disturbing Episode"

Episode Overview In this episode of the Financial Audit podcast, host Caleb Hammer dives deep into the financial and personal challenges faced by a guest, Phillip, a 27-year-old fire protection engineer from Upper Sandusky, Ohio. The episode takes a shocking turn as they discuss various allegations, financial mismanagement, and the guest's personal life choices that have led to significant debt and personal turmoil.

Key Topics Discussed

  1. Introduction and Background
  2. Phillip's Job: A fire protection engineer with a salary of approximately $70,000.
  3. Living Situation: Owns a house, purchased in March 2022, with about $10,000 equity.
  4. Current Financial Struggles: Behind on mortgage payments and has several loans, leading to a total debt of over $79,000.
  1. Financial Mismanagement
  2. Phillip has struggled with budgeting and spends excessively on non-essentials, including online gambling and impulse purchases.
  3. His monthly outflow often exceeds his income, leading to multiple overdraft fees.
  4. Discussion of specific debts:
  5. HELOC (Home Equity Line of Credit): Over $33,000 owed at a high-interest rate.
  6. Credit Cards: Multiple cards with high balances and high-interest rates, with significant late fees.
  7. Personal Loans: Taken out for various reasons, including purchasing motorcycles and other unnecessary items.
  1. Personal Life and Relationships
  2. Conversations about Phillip's relationships reveal extensive financial support given to friends, often female, which complicates his financial situation.
  3. Allegations of inappropriate behavior from his ex and the impact of those allegations on his life.
  4. Discussion on how his upbringing may have contributed to his financial irresponsibility, including being enabled by his parents.
  1. Crisis Points
  2. Allegations: Phillip discusses allegations made against him, including assault and inappropriate conduct, which contribute to a negative perception of him.
  3. Mental Health Implications: Acknowledgment of stress and anxiety stemming from financial issues and personal allegations.
  1. Budgeting and Future Steps
  2. Hammer emphasizes the need for Phillip to create a budget and outlines a potential plan to tackle his debts.
  3. Discussion of various budgeting tools, including the new DollarWise app, which aims to simplify financial management.
  4. Recommendations to work on increasing income, potentially by returning to a previous job or seeking higher-paying opportunities.

Key Takeaways

  • Financial Awareness: It’s crucial to maintain awareness of spending habits and the impact of debt on personal life.
  • Budgeting is Vital: Establishing a budget is essential for managing finances, especially when in significant debt.
  • Support Systems: Strong financial habits begin with education and often require support from family or professional resources.
  • Consequences of Impulse Spending: Immediate gratification from spending can lead to long-term financial challenges.
  • Mental Health and Finances: Financial stress can lead to mental health issues, and addressing them is vital for overall well-being.

Closing Thoughts This episode of Financial Audit reveals the complex interplay between personal finance, life choices, and external perceptions. It underscores the importance of financial literacy, responsibility, and the impact of personal relationships on financial health. The discussion serves as a cautionary tale for listeners about the pitfalls of financial irresponsibility and the need for proactive management of one's finances.

Call to Action Listeners are encouraged to visit [DollarWise](https://bit.ly/46fiDYP) for budgeting tools and resources to better manage their finances.

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Chapters

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Phillip's Career and Salary Discussion

2:23 to 4:23

Phillip discusses his job as a fire protection engineer and his salaries.

“Because if I was a banker, if I was something different, I would be probably better with money than I actually am.”

Cost of Living and Job Transition

4:26 to 6:20

Exploration of cost of living differences and a potential job move to Florida.

“And what was hitting your count on a biweekly basis or whatever it was?”

Homeownership and Selling Challenges

6:24 to 7:30

Phillip shares insights on owning a home and the challenges of selling it.

“But they said that if I have to push it off a little bit, I can.”

Financial Difficulties and Future Plans

7:35 to 9:32

Discussion on financial struggles and the implications of a job move.

“Probably like if I sell it, what it's expected to sell at, it'd probably be like 10 ,000 equity after closing costs.”

Friendship Dynamics and Financial Support

9:33 to 14:01

Exploration of Phillip's friendships and his financial support for friends.

“And you're considering moving with the cost of living gap.”

Discussing Virtual 'Friendships' and Financial Support

14:01 to 16:40

Explore the complexities of giving money to online friends and the definition of friendship.

“Well, at least if you were having problems, I could give you a high five because you're nutting.”

Navigating Job Changes and Cost of Living

16:41 to 19:25

Learn about the implications of relocating for work and the challenge of adjusting to a new cost of living.

“The cost of living is going to be completely from the small ass town that you're from where nothing happens.”

Stories of Job Loss and Social Media Backlash

19:26 to 23:11

Hear a personal story about getting fired from a job due to comments made in a light-hearted context.

“I thought you were stealing change from the drawer.”

Addressing False Allegations and Rumors

23:24 to 28:00

Delve into the serious topic of false allegations and the repercussions of rumors.

“The next day after that conversation with Taco Bell where I got fired, I got a call from the store manager at Casey's and they're like, hey, are you still interested in working for us?”

Accusations and Allegations

28:00 to 28:49

Discussion revolves around personal accusations and relationships gone wrong.

“Never hear about any of them because it's all stupid and it's all nothing.”
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The Cycle of Bad Choices

28:50 to 30:31

Explores the speaker's pattern of poor relationship decisions and their consequences.

“She woke up at 9.15, allegedly found one of my cats dead in the bathroom.”

Cultural Context of Allegations

30:32 to 33:08

Analyzes how cultural shifts influence perceptions and accusations against individuals.

“Probably because I make bad decisions in who I associate with.”

Financial Troubles and Accountability

33:09 to 35:32

Discussion on financial issues and the responsibilities that come with them.

“Well, yeah, because they're still objective because it's legal matters that they hold people for.”

Mortgage Issues and Decisions

36:56 to 42:01

Delves into the specifics of mortgage management and the speaker's financial decisions.

“So, to my credit, there was an issue with Huntington where they have a feature called Bill Pay.”

Needle Phobia and Weight Loss Solutions

42:01 to 43:04

Discusses personal experiences with weight loss and the fear of needles.

“You just talked about how you're making more money, so that's like your big thing, and I ask what you're getting, and you say energy drinks.”

Understanding HELOC and Poor Financial Decisions

44:57 to 46:05

Explores the implications of a Home Equity Line of Credit and personal financial mistakes.

“Oh, is this what you're alluding to earlier?”

Financial Mismanagement and Consequences

47:19 to 49:59

Details a conversation about the host's financial mismanagement and debt issues.

“because I remember it was like a, they gave me like a little checkbook because they're, it's a dumb bank.”

Examining Outflow and Personal Loans

50:00 to 52:56

Analyzes the host's outflow in comparison to income and discusses personal loans.

“Dude, the minimum to payment is 50 % higher than your mortgage payment.”

Vehicle Financing and Negative Equity Challenges

52:57 to 56:00

Discusses the challenges of vehicle financing and dealing with negative equity.

“I actually applied to come on the show three times, and it was only the day after I got the phone call.”

Discussing Loan and Vehicle Challenges

56:00 to 58:00

Learn about the struggles of financing a vehicle and related loans.

“The truck value at that specific time was like$12.”

Personal Relationships and Parenting Concerns

58:00 to 1:00:00

Explore complex personal relationships and the considerations of potential parenting.

“Myself and several of my friends and her former friends have all filed CPS claims.”

Conversations About Child Prevention and Financial Responsibility

1:00:00 to 1:02:00

Understand the importance of financial responsibility and child prevention methods.

“I made every attempt I could to prevent a child.”

Financial Audit of Personal Expenses

1:08:20 to 1:10:00

Analyze financial habits and expenditures, highlighting issues with spending.

“But after March 31st, the cookbook is gone forever.”

Surgical Experiences and Misunderstanding

1:10:00 to 1:11:30

Explore discussions about past surgeries and misunderstandings related to medical conditions.

“No, I have a deviated septum, so I've got to fix that sometime, too.”

Explaining Pilonidal Cysts

1:11:30 to 1:12:55

Learn about pilonidal cysts, their causes, symptoms, and surgeries involved.

“It can create some heat and pressure, and then if there's friction, like between butt cheeks, it starts to burrow into the muscle tissue.”

Cost of Living in Small Towns

1:12:55 to 1:14:10

Discuss the challenges and financial realities of living in small towns.

“But even just getting groceries delivered and making food is so cheaper.”

Financial Mismanagement

1:14:45 to 1:16:40

A deep dive into poor financial habits and excessive spending on unnecessary items.

“as a default card, even though nowhere else uses it.”

Tracking Purchases and Overspending

1:16:40 to 1:19:50

Evaluate a series of purchases revealing spending patterns and financial oversights.

“The$44 something was probably like a ratchet or sockets or something, and then the$2 or something was probably zip ties.”

Consequences of Financial Irresponsibility

1:19:50 to 1:24:01

Discuss the ramifications of continual overspending and overdraft fees on personal finance.

“Oh my F***ing Everything on Sezzle is an online gun store What is wrong with you?”

Overdraft Fees: A Financial Audit Shock

1:24:01 to 1:27:08

Discover the shocking reality of managing finances with excessive overdraft fees.

“I have never seen anything like this in my life.”

The Depth of Financial Struggles

1:27:08 to 1:30:12

Explore the depths of financial struggles and the consequences of poor money habits.

“Let me get your minimum monthly payments.”

Strategies for Tackling Debt

1:31:07 to 1:35:02

Understand effective strategies for managing and paying off debt.

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1:52Don't miss the opportunity of a lifetime. Download DollarWise and start your free trial. Go to DollarWise.com or click the link below. I'm Phillip. I'm 27 years old. I am from Upper Sandusky, Ohio. And this is Financial Audit. Yes, it is. Thanks for coming down from Ohio. Everyone's least favorite state. Hey, okay. That's okay. I know you're from Michigan and there's a little bit of a beef there. It's literally everyone's least favorite state, but that's okay. What do you do for a living in Upper Sandusky? I'm a fire protection engineer. Are you sure you're not a banker?

2:28I'm sure I'm not a banker. No. Because if I was a banker, if I was something different, I would be probably better with money than I actually am. Something different? I don't know. I got a big nose.

2:41Like, what? And the comb over. Okay. Well, that was because of a bad haircut I got yesterday. Orthodox beard. Fire engineer? Yeah. Yep. I designed the sprinkler systems for buildings. It's exciting, I think. Maybe. I don't know. What do you make doing that? That sounds like potential money. My company that I was at was making$70 ,000 salary. That you were at? Yes. Well, what the fuck does that mean? Okay, how about the company you are at? The company I'm at now, I make... What do I give a fuck about the... Hold on. Before you even tell me, why the fuck would you even give me the company I... Because...

3:15When you ask me my job, you know, in my income... Can you ask me my job and income? Like, what do you do for a living? What do you do for a living and how much do you make? I'm a YouTuber, but when I worked at Jimmy Johnson, I made minimum wage. You see how this, what the fuck are you talking, why would I give a shit? I mean, I'm sorry, I'm derailing the conversation, but just what a weird answer. Like, I feel like I've given, someone gave me that answer once also in the history of this show. Which, by the way, makes you an extreme minority. I'm not used to that. I just don't get, like, why would you even, okay.

3:50Do you want to, why did you say that? I said that because I just started this job a week ago. Okay, then also why does it matter? Okay. And all these finances were during that old job. I don't have a whole lot of diversity in my friend group because of Ohio. I make$38.50 an hour. Okay, what does that translate to? I'm not 100 % sure yet because I haven't had a paycheck since I just started that a week ago today. Okay. What was your hourly in the last one? It was salary. I was salaried my last one at$70 ,000. I brought, at the time, I brought home$9.85 a week. Okay,$38.50 at, I'm assuming, 40 hours a week, right?

4:26Yes, yep. That's going to be baseline. $80 ,000. Yeah. Yep. Okay. And your salary was$70? Yeah. And what was hitting your count on a biweekly basis or whatever it was? Weekly basis was$9.85. That was after health insurance, dental, vision, as well as any deductions. $985, yeah. Okay. I'm going to assume.

4:52I'm going to assume you're at like$4 ,800 a month after taxes. Now. Now probably would be close to that. For the new job, it does require me to move to Florida. Oh, you're moving? Possibly. Well, that's better. Sunny? Warm? Jacksonville, though. Oh, I don't know. That's not ideal. Everyone from Florida always says Jacksonville is not the ideal place to go. Well, you'll be able to snorkel from 100 feet down by just looking up at the size of that thing. So get excited. Your best self is just ahead of you. Yeah, I guess. Well, this is exciting moving to Florida, right? Yeah, if I decide to go through with it, it will be.

5:32I assume it's going to be a dramatic increase in cost of living, though, between Jacksonville, Florida, and middle of absolutely nowhere, upper Sandusky, not the good Sandusky, where's your point is. Ohio. So the$10 ,000 increase you have in pay, is that actually making the gap? It's, well, it's also unlimited overtime and they are, the company is severely behind. Household income in the$70 ,000 range is a very good income and up for Sandusky. Yep. Whereas it's halfway, let's see, where that same translates to$118 ,000 in cost of living. and okay why would you even did you get fired i did not get fired okay well with the move that is required you are absolutely losing money regardless of like a few hundred bucks a year in state income tax we're talking tens of thousands tens of thousands separated what is that like 50 thousand bucks separated and cost a living alone adjusting for where you were at 70 000 hours you have to make 120 there i did not do that research they they said they don't want me down they want me down there before February 28th.

6:40Oh, that's coming quick. Yes. But they said that if I have to push it off a little bit, I can. A little bit. Like, into March. Well, a move isn't necessarily the hardest thing in the world. Depends where you are. I mean, I moved down to Austin from Kalamazoo when I got a new job opportunity in about a week of accepting it. I just literally sold as much as I could, threw away the rest, pack up a sedan, and moved on down. Cost me like a couple hundred bucks max. The hardest part is just going to be selling the house. You own a house? Yes. I have a mortgage in my house. In a place where no one wants to live.

7:11Yeah, that is going to be difficult. Yep. Oh, okay. Well, 27 homeowner, that's pretty good. How long have you owned it? March of 22. Okay, hopefully that has given us some distance in the actual equity position from the time you've owned it with market movements for you to sell and not have to write a check. And we know how people like you don't like to write checks. That'll be very disappointing. A little bit. I have a little bit of a position. Probably like if I sell it, what it's expected to sell at, it'd probably be like 10 ,000 equity after closing costs. Oh, after everything. I was going to say 10 ,000 when you walk away with nothing.

7:48Yeah. Because I think, right, what it's expected to sell at or what's anticipated is like 30 ,000 above what I owe. Okay. But you say you have the opportunity to back out. What's so unique about this opportunity to back out versus what would just be? It's more so just like if I wanted to, I could quit the job and stay where I am. Well, sure. What about your last job? Are they ready to take you back? I could possibly go back. Possibly. That doesn't sound very confident. So you'd be income less possibly. Well, that's yeah, exactly. Like I don't, it would be like one. What's your confidence level of taking that job back?

8:19I'm pretty confident that they would take me back, but the house is listed. No, it's not. It's not listed yet. Okay. I just have the house. I just have the house. No, Lindsay found the listing form and whatever. Oh, two bed, one bath. That's hard to sell. But if you look at the pictures, there's room to make it a three-bed, two-bath. If I look at the pictures, hopefully they are updated because, wow, that is carpet and wallpaper throughout the entire house. Who was buying this? I changed as much of the wallpaper as I could. Please tell me you changed the carpet. Carpet I did not because it was brand new carpet at the time.

8:52Oh, but it's no carpet throughout the house. You shouldn't have that regardless. No one wants that. Yeah, I know. I need to. It is in the 80s, 70s, 60s. If I ended up moving out to Florida, I was considering renting it out if I could find somebody. But it says principal balance is only$80 ,000. So you would have a great equity position. Well, it's – we'll get into that. It's a little different than you think it is. What? There's late charge – I'm getting late charge. Oh, perfect. Okay, well, that will be – Yep. Okay, well, we'll get into that soon. And what the f***? Dude, it's not an expensive house.

9:32It is not. Especially at the income you were f***ing on. In a place that is cheap as a dick. And you're considering moving with the cost of living gap. And you can't even pay your f***ing mortgage. What are you doing? What are you doing? What the f*** is wrong with you? What are you considering? Why did you even accept this job? Why did you leave that job and get a new job? What was the point? Because the... Well, at my old job, I was kind of like fed up with a lot of things they were doing. they were I mean obviously it was salary so it was 40 hours is what I was being my base pay but I didn't get overtime and I was working like 55 to 60 hours a lot of weeks to try to catch up and then they just kept throwing more projects on my plate even though I told them I'm like way behind I need time to catch up and then just things with like other people in the office I just did not enjoy being there anymore and it was kind of like it was kind of ruining my whole thing well I'm I'm literally being told you're here because you're just endlessly being a c*** and sending girls money.

10:29Most of them are my female friends, yes. Female? Okay. Okay, I'm not. It's a language. Okay. Are you getting laid? Five, four, three, two, one. No, I'm not even trying to with any of them. You're a virgin? No, no, far from it. Okay, so why again am I being told a lot of your financial problems have to do with you being a MILF hunter and just sending women money left and right? What the f*** is going on, guy? The cuck part is because I have a lot of friends who suck with money just as bad as I do. But why are you the one sending them money? Because when I do get a little bit of money, I help them out when I can.

11:06The women vaginas? Well, I mean, they're women, but I don't get anything out of them because they're just my friends. What's the relationships to them? Platonic, fully. They're just my friends. And how close are you to them? A few of them I know in person, and then a couple of them are just social media. When you want your spring break to feel like... And your kid's pool day to feel like... And your hotel bed to feel like... Ooh, and room service to feel like... Because at Hilton, hospitality feels like... Your cabana's ready. Would you like fresh towels? It matters where you stay. Book now at Hilton.com.

11:47Hilton, for this day. There it is. What? What? You're sending money to social media friends that are attractive? Are they attractive? Well, yeah. Okay. I don't have ugly friends. There it is. There it is. I'm not friends with ugly people. Can I see these social media ladies? They won't be put on screen just for me. Sure. My eyes only. My precious eyes only. and I will tell you where they are on the goon scale because I think you all kind of understand what's going on here. Hey, Florida, they got lots of BBLs and fake titties there. You'll be happy, but you'll also be blowing your load, and by your load, I mean your wallet towards them.

12:30You go to strip clubs? No, I don't. I've never been to one. Okay, well, that's good because you would lose a lot of money. They don't really interest me. It's because you haven't been. That's what I used to think. I've been told that. One of my friends lives up in Cleveland, and he goes with his girlfriend quite a bit. I'm like, dude, you have issues. Yeah, I went with my girlfriend. Okay. Well, fuck you. Bitch. There's the one girl that I'm friends with. Yes, I know. Okay. Like, she just posts a lot of random shit, but she's also one of my girlfriends. Yeah, posts a lot of random shit that are thirst traps.

13:05Okay, that's one that you just scrolled on. First of all, it was the one that you showed me. Okay. There's big lip and like waves in. Yeah. Like, okay. Yeah, she's one of my friends. Okay, that's a – If you scroll up, we follow each other. Okay, I can show a picture that's not her face, right, to them? Yeah, sure. As long as it doesn't show like her profile. This is what she is showing. This is what he's sending pictures to. Which one is it? It's not pictures. It's just money. No, this is what she's posting online. No shit. She's trying to get money. Yeah. Dude, what the fuck? We've been friends.

13:42We've been friends. Oh my gosh, that's such a goon. She's showing like the ooh. Ah, ooh. Like, we know what's happening here. That's not, you're not, they're milking you. They're milking you without you getting the benefit of getting milked. I mean, I guess, yeah. Well, at least if you were having problems, I could give you a high five because you're nutting. and I think we're all pretty okay with what consulting adults do these days. I don't really give a shit. Yeah, but you're just out there giving money to women that do nothing. Because they're my friends. And you're like a super Christian.

14:16Because they're my friends. You have to have two cross and everything. He was bragging about it when I walked in the door. Yeah, because I'm proud of it. Okay, good. Well, yeah, almost knocking up women left and right with raw dickies. Yeah, I guess. Like, what? Is that what Christians are doing? No one's perfect. Okay. Gotta repent sometimes. You're a virtual friend. Have you ever met them? Have you ever met them? No, not in person. No. In my brain, they are strictly platonic. You've never met them. Not in person, no. You're a simp. No. What? By the way, again, pass to our mortgage and sending these Asian e-girl titty chicks money.

14:55What the f*** are we doing? It wasn't that much. You're calling it friendship. There is so much more happening in that brain than that that you're not willing to acknowledge. If anything, it's all subconscious that I don't even think about. That's what I just said. And my conscious mind, it's just purely platonic and just me helping my friends. That's all it is in my mind. Why are they getting money when the mortgage isn't? The mortgage is a very affordable mortgage that most people literally murder for in the United States. At the time, it was... Home price is like$350. Dude, you're at$120. You bought it for$112 or whatever.

15:36$128. Oh,$128, and it's worth$140. Okay, yeah, that's right. Like, people would kill for that. Yeah, I know. Kill! And you're missing it to f***ing goon, but only mentally to friends that we've never met online that are all the same titty-aging dog gamers. They're all the same, though. Not in a racist way. They're literally all the same. You're picking the same, like, architect. I mean, I got attractive friends. What can I say? My friends are attractive. Your friends that you've never met that you send money to that post boobie shots online. I think you don't know what the term friendship means.

16:11I mean, we're friends. We talk to each other so often. We're not, like, super close friends. And if you ever stopped giving them money, do you think you would still be talking to them? I haven't given anybody money in months. Months. A couple months, yeah. A couple months. See, it just gets months to a couple months. It's going to be even less than that soon enough. And I'm sure once, listen, a couple months isn't long enough for someone to be like, oh, this person's done. Well, we have money giving in the statements I'm being told. So literally it's in the statements. So what are we talking about, dude?

16:42Okay, so I don't understand this job. Why did you accept it? Because you're moving to Florida. The cost of living is going to be completely from the small ass town that you're from where nothing happens. And that's okay. I understand wanting to leave that. but trying to translate 70 to 80 but there were that 70 is worth 120 just about like what what is our thought what's our mentality what is happening so it was you're not gonna have more money to send to the asian e-girls no not that it was a mixture of like when i spoke to the guy who owns the company um he reached out to me directly he called my phone number um and he was telling me like he pretty much asked me like how much i made and he was like oh if we give you this much more, would that help like if you like get us on, get you on our side?

17:27I'm like, well, that depends. Like, do I have to move down there or can I work remote? And he said he would want me to move down now and as soon as I can, but like in a realistic way where I'm not screwing myself over. Sure. But then he also said, regardless if you move one or three months later, the income translation. But he also pretty much let me pick how much I wanted for a relocation bonus. I mean, just long-term wise, I mean, you're not f***ing up long-term there. Even still, I'm still concerned about this massive cost of living gap. Because you're literally coming from the place that no one wants to live, which is why it is so f***ing cheap to live there.

18:03Just classic demand. Yep. It's low. To a place where demand is high. Florida's one of the most high-influx states outside of Texas. Yeah. Well, the other thing, too, is me personally, I hate having free time because that's how I get into these travel situations. If there is work to do, is still the question. Well, it's also like the overtime and everything from the main job, but I also would be immediately looking for a second job as soon as I get there because when I have the free time. You have a second job now. What is that? It's just a gas station, Casey's. That's your second job? Well, the first two weeks there, I put in like 70.

18:40I'm not looking down on that job, but you seem like you'd be able to do something else remote and like higher paid. I would like to, but I haven't really done a whole lot of research into like finding a degree. Yeah. What's your degree? Associates in mechanical engineering. Associates. Yeah. Okay, that's fine. I'll get you a course career certification. I was actually in the tech world. I wanted to get into project management or estimation. There you go, we'll get you a product management. Because course careers have that. It does. So we'll do that. A lot of people in the audience have used it to get a lot of higher paid jobs or different jobs.

19:06I was looking into it, but. You had a second job at Taco Bell. Yeah, I did. That's what I thought your second job was. It was at first. I got fired on my, when I was. You got fired at Taco Bell. How do you get fired at Taco Bell? What is wrong with you? I worked with a couple of my friends, and one of them was a guy friend, one of them was platonic. Here we get what the friends are doing. What is happening? What is happening? I thought you were stealing change from the drawer. So the guy friend, he made a joke, like make a little dig at me. So I kind of slapped his ass a little bit in a friendly way.

19:38Very Christian of you. I'm very straight. I'm very straight. It says every straight guy. Anyway. Usually most straight guys don't have to defend their straightness. I'd say the gayest thing besides taking a dick in your ass is being potentially offended by your masculinity I get that he made a dig at me so I kind of did that as a joke back whatever Brandon, Mika, Christian and I roast each other constantly I've never touched one of their cheeks Brandon next time you get in there you get in Christian's cheeks see he gets it when he roasts yeah just like a little backhand but not like roast back cause you roast back yeah I do and then I just get like a little backhand no no it's a little backhand like like a nice one like whatever no not a little grabby no in 2026 that was considered honestly you're probably right well that's a different story

20:37I don't think I told Lindsay that I didn't do anything it was allegations hold on I do want to get through that because that is very interesting that might be a post show thing no that might be what you're about to say immediately after this you slid into your friend's ass yeah that's all it was and then my platonic friend I'd be friends with her someone had specifically called her out to go back and do dishes she is a woman and I made a joke I'm like yeah go do the dishes like you were supposed to yeah that's a good joke Well, I said, well, I think what I said was like, go do the dishes like a woman should.

21:19It's friends banter, I know. Someone else was in there. A TikToker. Didn't like hearing it. No, someone working. Yeah, no, a Redditor. Yeah, exactly. Did not like it. Told the store manager and said that I made them uncomfortable by saying that. Our culture has gone downhill. You can't even make a joke with a friend. You suck with money, so you download a budgeting app. You start with the classic one, YNAB, but everyone just deletes it because it's way too complicated to use. So you go to every dollar. That's Dave Ramsey, the personal finance guy, right? Well, they're gonna force you to use it his way.

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23:00The app isn't working. When am I supposed to be in next? and they were like, oh, we're actually going to have to let you go because you made some comments and made someone uncomfortable. Redditors and TikTokers ruining it all for the rest of us. Yeah, so that kind of did that. Just like you ruined the Middle East. Honestly, maybe, I don't mind. And then the next day, right after that phone call, I actually got to - They ruined it themselves a long time before. Yeah. The next day after that conversation with Taco Bell where I got fired, I got a call from the store manager at Casey's and they're like, hey, are you still interested in working for us?

23:33I'm like, yeah, fuck it. So what about when you raped someone? I did not. All right. It was allegations. Do tell. So it was. None of us know about this. This is going to be really bad because there's actually two different times where I was accused. Listen, if you were a social media influencer, I would accept that because every social media influencer has fake accusations. That's just the reality. However, you are, and no offense to you, a nobody, which means there's no reason for accusations to be against you. I'm not really like, I'm not an influencer. I only have a couple thousand on TikTok, but I have friends that are like over a million on TikTok that I'm friends with.

24:09Yeah, but that doesn't translate. But no, this was a year and a half ago or whatever, but I went to visit one of my friends and help. She was helping. She was having me help fix part of her house. Yeah. Okay. Well, I was, she was paying me to help fix her septic tank. I can take care of your pipe. Ma 'am, I do my own plumbing. Okay. Because it was broken. She was paying me. Well, we ended up hooking up that night. Maybe if I can figure out another form of payment. You mean like a check? And then the day after, or maybe a couple days after, after I got home, one of her friends messaged me and was like, oh, so you think it's funny doing that to a woman?

24:51I'm like, what are you talking about? And he's like, well, you think it's funny forcing a woman into having sex with you? I'm like, where did that come from? because it was fully consensual. And I found out through a group chat with me, him, her, and one other person that she had lied to them and told them that I kind of forced myself onto them. And I recounted the whole story like minute for minute of what happened. And they were like, oh, is that true? Asking her. And she said it was all true. What I said, admitting that she lied. Unfortunately, for what it's worth, they do that a lot these days.

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25:28I really don't understand why. It's actually kind of crazy. Yeah. Um, 2020 ruined a lot of people's brains and they immediately look for victimhood. Yes, that is very weird. I'm glad to hear that she backtracked when called out as most should. She did. And if she, if you faced any real world consequences for it, she should go to jail. But it sounds like you didn't. But you got a second one? Fool me. We can't get fooled again. The second one was just purely a lie because somebody that I caught. Was the first one not a lie? Well, I mean, so far I was on your side based on the fact that she backtracked.

26:00So the second one was like nothing even happened between me and any woman at all in this situation. It was someone that I caught cheating on his girlfriend with three other women. I caught a guy cheating on four women in total. And he did not like me at all because of it. So he started spreading false rumors that I had the woman cheated on her and forced an abortion. Yeah. He started lying to people. Rinse knows that greatness takes time, but so does laundry. So Rinse will take your laundry and hand deliver it to your door expertly cleaned. And you can take the time pursuing your passions. Time once spent sorting and waiting, folding and queuing, now spent challenging and innovating and pushing your way to greatness.

26:52So pick up the Irish flute or those calligraphy pens or that daunting Beef Wellington recipe card and leave the laundry to us. Rinse. It's time to be great. About that. And I had two. Who was this woman? Do you know? No. He didn't even give a name of who it was. He said it was, he, the people that he spread the rumor to, he just told it was a woman who didn't want to be named. I'm like, I haven't been with a woman in several months. Okay. Okay. Okay. But the guy was in the military and because of his whole infidelity thing, because he was married at the time. Listen, again, there is lots because of where we were with Me Too, which was with good intentions.

27:32There's lots of weaponizing and lots of self-victimhood, especially young Gen Z women. There's crazy and there's weaponization. It's the Internet's gone off the rails, but luckily no one takes them seriously anymore. Unfortunately, this hurts real victims. However, I would be on your side until a note just got typed to me. And this is where it's a little difficult and I'm starting to struggle because, again, an influencer, sure. I would expect that there's a thousand allegations against literally every influencer forever. Never hear about any of them because it's all stupid and it's all nothing.

28:04That's just people getting upset and jealous that someone became famous, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, or they want their 15 minutes. We get it. But you're nothing. And that's not offensive. Well, it might be offensive, but it's not meant as a dig to you. You don't have anything for anyone to latch on to. That game doesn't work for you. And your ex accused you of assaulting her daughter. as a third thing. She's a very interesting person. So people believe that she... So it's just like... Well, she's psychotic. You don't have anything. Well, she's psychotic, and people believe that she killed my cat.

28:40Okay, I don't know what that has to do with an allegation. She's crazy. Well, people think she killed your cat. You're not saying she killed your cat? Well, the details line up to where she probably did. Because I left my house at 6 a.m. for work. no cat was in the bathroom. She woke up at 9.15, allegedly found one of my cats dead in the bathroom. Uh-huh, but there is a case open against... Here they are. Against her. They're pulling up. They're not for me. They're not for me. They're for her. She actually used to live in Texas right after that. But there's an open case against you. No, not against me, against her.

29:14I have a case against her. Oh, okay. Yeah, I have a case against her. No. This is... Nope. I can't... Again, it's really hard. if you were Brandon and Lindsay who are starting to get known or if you were any of my YouTuber friends I'd be like okay I get it welcome to just bullshit online nobody knows who you are you're nothing why do these keep happening to you it's probably because I make terrible choices and women specifically about what you do to women no no the women I pick are terrible choices apparently It's like I'm addicted to this shit. I don't know. I can't explain it to you. You're addicted to bitches punching you in the face.

29:56No. I don't do it. But the second one wasn't even a woman. You said there was a guy claiming that you. It was a guy just claiming that I did that to some woman that didn't even exist. Forced an abortion? Yeah. But the guy was in the military and it came out. Does that have to do with anything? Because it came out that he was actually married at the time that he was cheating on four other women. As well as he was abusive. So you're saying it was a revenge accusation? accusation. Yes, because he was the one that was abusive to his now ex-wife. So, I think it was like a retaliation thing against me and like a bit of a projection.

30:31But why has it happened three times to someone who nobody knows? I don't know. Probably because I make bad decisions in who I associate with. And if you were an actor, a musician, it would mean nothing to me and I would essentially believe your story that they're all bullshit because they usually are these days, unfortunately. But I mean it's at the time it was 2025 I mean women what? women in 2025 a lot of them like you said a lot of people make up shit nowadays they do but usually not against things where they don't get anything like 15 minutes or bringing down someone's career or you know or a paycheck because there's a lot of hush money I mean yeah stupid things that people do because it's an easy paycheck but there's also just psychotic people out there that don't care who they do.

31:19But you got three. Yeah. Islamophobic and a... No. And kid diddler. No. Not stacking up well for you, cat killer. Well, my ex that accused me of things with her daughter, she... There's a lot of story to that. We were together for three months. And in the... Yeah, in those three months, she allegedly killed my cat. She got me fired from two jobs. What? Yeah. You got yourself. How many jobs? Again, those are stacking up too. Why are you getting fired from so many jobs? Well, that I was intending on leaving those jobs because I was starting at the company that I was at, like where I made 70 ,000 salary.

32:00I was starting at that company. So I was intending on leaving those jobs anyway. But because of the situation with her and her being so like, I guess violent in a way to where she would threaten people online, give them our address and show up and threaten them to show up to my house. And why the f*** were you dating her for three months and not three seconds? Well, it was shortly after that where I was like, alright, yeah Was it that grippy? No What are you doing? It was probably the last whole month that we didn't do anything You did for two months? Yeah With this crazy b***h Hey, I was down bad I was down bad at that point Listen, just because of where we are in our culture I relatively am on your side and kind of believe you Unless I can It's just like, unless that group chat is there and like that story you told about how she backtracked isn't actually a thing that happened.

32:53Then all of a sudden you lose credibility. That's going to be a hard time. But based on our culture and all this shit we've seen online these past few years where the new generation that grew up watching Me Too and now they've weaponized it and they're crazy online, Reddit, TikTok, all that shit. It's like, I relatively believe you. but all it takes is one little thing and I'm done and I'm done and I'm on their side I've had a lot of people there's a few people that I'm friends with don't take it that way a lot of people that I'm friends with on TikTok are known for calling out these people who are abusers or stuff like that and actually hold legal action against them and file a police report and stuff like that cancellation is an economy they've looked into me for all three allegations and all three of them came up with me.

33:42You just called them your friends. Well, yeah, because they're still objective because it's legal matters that they hold people for. And they've looked into me in all three cases and all three times have been like, yeah, nothing's happened. This dude is good to go. So how long into your relationship with this woman that alleged you was a kiddie diddler? Right at the end, right after we broke up. Huh? Right after we broke up. No, no, no, no, no. How long into the relationship did she endlessly dump her baby on you while she went and f*** other men? She was on FaceTime with them. I mean, she did cheat on me at the very end, but that was right before we broke up.

34:19Why was she on FaceTime with other men, and why were you okay with that? Well, because it was a mutual friend of ours. Lots of friends. I know, I know. But it was probably the last three, four weeks that I would get home from work. Well, that's half the relationship. Close, yeah. It was a third. but it was last like three four weeks where I would get home from work where I was working like 11 12 hours including drive time and she would just be like hey can you take can you take her like I need time to relax and she would just go upstairs into our bedroom smoke weed drink alcohol and be on FaceTime and again you were not breaking up with her that day because so at that point we had she had already had scheduled a little like vacation to go see one of her girlfriends and she was going with her daughter to go see her.

35:09So I'm like, all right, when that happens, she's taking all of her shit and getting out. Like, I was done at that point. And so she got on a greyhound and ended up going to Oklahoma to see one of her girlfriends and then ended up accusing the husband of the girlfriend of her. Okay, yeah, again, weaponizing it. It's crazy. It's a bad time that we're in right now. What is not an allegation of what is 100 % real is you are behind on your mortgage. Yeah. That ain't no allegation. Yeah. Good guy. Yep. That is real. That is real. I was behind. You diddled your mortgage. How'd you just want to? So there, I will talk about that in a second, but first give me your hammer financial score.

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36:53Well, I'm fat, so it's fine. All right. So, yeah, the mortgage. What? So, to my credit, there was an issue with Huntington where they have a feature called Bill Pay. It's their fault you missed your mortgage. No, no, it's not all their fault. It was also my fault because I'm terrible with money at the time. Huntington had an issue. What, the ceasefire happened and you got real upset? Started not paying your bills? Had to help a little bit. Where Huntington's Bill Pay feature essentially would take the money out of your account, they would write a check and mail it out to the institution that you send it to.

37:27But there was an issue where they wouldn't send the money. They wouldn't send the check, but it would still take the money out of my account. So I had that issue for a few months. Ended up getting that resolved. But for the first month, that caused me late on the payment. And then after that, it was just I was trying to pay catch up. So I was behind on that. You made so much money compared to what this mortgage payment is. What the fuck are you doing, catch up? Fuck you, catch up. What are you talking about? What are you talking about, catch up? You shouldn't have to catch up to anything. You're already past due 572, dick.

38:00What's your normal mortgage payment when there's not late shit at it? It's like$579. What? What? How are you passed on$579? I don't know. I just, when the time comes for it to come out, it just isn't there. I don't know. $579 is insane. What kind of mortgage is that low? What kind of mortgage is that low? I have never seen a mortgage that low. That is fucking insane. Yeah. I got very lucky with how it was worth the position I put myself in when I bought the house. Because I lived with my parents for like five years while working as an engineer to save up a ton of money. Dude, you've given privilege in every way whatsoever.

38:39Yeah. Every way whatsoever. Yep. Not even a real allegation takes you down. And you're throwing it all away? This makes no sense. Yeah, I need to. You just stack them up. You're like, will the fourth one get me? No, I don't think so. Well, I don't think it's also. It's not all my fault. Not every time. Because, I mean, Huntington, Huntington f***ed up. They took the money out of my account, but they never sent the payment. But ketchup? Ketchup makes no sense in a$579 mortgage. Well, because I was$1 ,500 behind at one point. Dude, you make$70 ,000 a year in a low-cost living area. That$1 ,500 is a normal mortgage payment for most people.

39:13Not in my area. Doesn't matter. With your income, yes. You make well above the median household income for that area. Okay, for my - Median household! For my area. Two people! Of which you will never have. Yeah, for my area, yes. but I also want to enjoy my life. I'm not going to just sit at home, do nothing all the time. I know the playground's nearby, but you can sit at home. You said you're a homebody. The playground's actually right behind my house. Is that why you're selling it? It's a forest sale? No, I live across the tree from an elementary school. Got to get you closer to the retirement communities?

39:42No, that's on the south side of town. I'm on the west side. Huh? No, Florida. Oh. Where the olds live. Okay, well, no, because they don't live in Jacksonville. They're in Clearwater. Is that clear water? Dude, I don't know. I don't track old people. I'm not a dust chaser, okay? I'm not surprised. You should be able to catch up easy. Well, my problem is I know what I'm doing. I just don't do it. What? I know what I should. How does that make sense? I know what I should be doing. Why the fuck aren't you? I just don't. That sounds great for a guy that has a lot of allegations. I know what I'm supposed to do, but I don't.

40:21I know what I'm not allowed to do, but I do it. Let me rephrase. I know what I'm supposed to do with money. You tell yourself no constantly, and then you do it anyway. Okay. All right. That makes it sound so much worse than it is. Hey, you said it, not me. Yeah. No, I said it. Yeah, you did. You did say it. You alleged it. I didn't. Why aren't you doing shit, dude? I just. If you know it, that makes no sense to me. Well, I've been trying to change it. Oh, what the f*** is your try? I don't do it. That's me trying? F*** you. I got a second job. F*** you. I got a second job. You've had a second job forever, and you get fired from all of them.

40:52Okay, well, the firing wasn't my fault. That was my ex. Okay, well, you grabbed someone's ass and then told a woman to clean. You were a sexist pig. You made the joke before I could even get the line out. So what is your trying? Your trying is you get a second job after getting fired from every single job ever in the history of everything ever since you're only 27 years old. Yeah. Crazy. This is not an income situation. No. You made$70 ,000 and you can't catch up on a$579 a month payment on a$1 ,500 past due balance on your mortgage. This is not an income situation. It's not an income situation.

41:24That is far behavior. So you working extra money to get extra money ain't helping. That's not your problem. It's a me thing. It's an impulse thing. Yeah, no shit. So don't say you're trying by getting a second job. That's nothing. I'm trying to control it. Yeah, fuck you. It's not doing anything. Plus, what are you even getting at the gas station? Energy drinks, snacks. What are you making? What do you mean? You work there. Oh, well, yeah. Now I do. Now I do. Oh, f***. Oh, he's actually stupid. Oh, s***. I've only been working there for about three weeks. Oh, you f***. It doesn't matter, you dumbass.

42:01Oh, buddy. Oh, you s***. Now whenever I'm working. You just talked about how you're making more money, so that's like your big thing, and I ask what you're getting, and you say energy drinks. Oh, you're a f***ing piece of c***. But now whenever I work there. What is wrong with you? But I don't eat as much as I used to. My appetite has gone way down. Zempick? No. Nope. I just forced myself to slow down. I wish I could take Ozempic. I really do. I wish I could get myself to do it. Why? I'm phobic to needles. Why you? I'd pass out every time. What about you? Well, I'm not phobic to it. I just don't like needles.

42:36But also, I just don't want to... I don't believe in paying for something that I can do for free. But if it helps you, what's the point? Because Ozempic also isn't a permanent thing. because as soon as you get... So don't you have tattoos, needle guy? Yeah, I don't... That's... I mean, I'm not scared of needles. I just don't like the feeling of it sometimes. Okay. A tattoo isn't nearly as bad as a needle. Let's go to the next step. If budgeting apps make you feel like s***, this is for you. Most people who struggle with budgeting are irresponsible. They care about their money, but they get overwhelmed every time they look at it.

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45:03What? What the f*** is going on, dude? It's a HELOC. Why? I got behind at one point. What? How? It just makes no sense. You're in one of the most privileged positions anyone has ever been in on this show. Doesn't go to prison for... Giving everything from their parents. Incredible income in a no cost of living area.

45:30Yeah. What are we doing? Well, I just kind of made bad decisions. And those decisions were several, several thousands. What decisions, dick? Buying motorcycles and random shit on Marketplace that I didn't need. You thought that would get the Asian baddies to want to be yours? No, that was purely because I like motorcycles. My grandpa races, so I wanted to kind of do something that I could bond with him. And you had a HELOC for that? Well, it wasn't just for that. It was also just for random shit. I used it as kind of like a - Dude, it's$33 ,593.95. Yeah. What is wrong with you? A lot, apparently.

46:10That's insane. But it was. Got a 13 % interest rate of death. Yeah. Of insanity. Of you. Of you. The monthly payments are 1 % of statement balance. And then the interest is on top of that. So you took this out of your house. Yeah. That's. Where did it all go? That's a shit ton of money. Honestly, I couldn't tell you. How long did you have it? I've had it for. How long did you have the money in hand that you took out? It was probably over the course of like five, six months. I'm being told a month and a half. It was a leading question because I knew the answer and I knew he would say it wrong. It might have been.

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47:26They don't have cards for that yet. So they gave me a little checkbook that I had to use and I had to use that and deposit it into my account and then I could use the money for it. And I thought that it was over the span of like a decent amount of time. Because I thought I went into the springtime where I was using it, but it might not have been. But I thought it was. You paid off a lot of debt with it, and you wrecked it all right back up. Yeah, I did. We already have the f***ing story. And as they type it to me, I learn, instead of you just being able to tell me, what is wrong with you? Just tell me the answers.

47:57Well, a lot of times, there's been so much going on where it's like different loans or different things or stuff like that where it's like my timelines get f***ed up because I just can't keep track of all of it. was one of them? Yeah, it was. Sound bar of some kind? Yeah, it was a sound bar for the house. What are we doing, dude? How long into the ownership of this house did you take the C-lock out? It was just about two and a half years. So this was like a year ago. Yeah, it was October of 23. October 24, I mean. Yeah, 24. Yeah. Or was it November? I don't remember which one. It was the fall into the winter of 24 when I took it out.

48:44Okay, Austin, what are you doing? Well, this interest rates. This minimum. What is this? One main. What did you do with one main financial? Another attempt at consolidation. How many times have you done this by the age of 27? That's it. Two by 27 is not good. That is it. You are not a credit card person. You can use the Fiz card, debit card that builds credit. I will never allow you to have debt in your life. You're a moron. You can't handle it to save your life. The worst part is that it uses my truck as collateral. No, the worst part is the kid. The second worst part is the truck. Okay. Well, yeah.

49:17But that's, yeah, it uses my truck as collateral, so I technically just bought the truck off of myself for that much. But now it's interest rate of death and... Yeah, 22.41%. Yeah. What the f*** is wrong with you? You owe$25 ,876.95 on it. Yep. What is wrong with you? I mean, to my credit. $732.17 a month. More than your literal mortgage payment. Yeah. To my credit, though, I use that to pay off everything except for one motorcycle, which I'm taking. It doesn't matter. But I'm taking that to a dealership to sell. If you built that back up. And also, this isn't paying off debt. It's paying off.

50:0122.41 % interest rate of high balance. Dude, the minimum to payment is 50 % higher than your mortgage payment. What is wrong with you? Well, it's better than like the 37 % A-firm. It doesn't matter. It didn't change your behavior, and it is still a chunky minimum to payment. It is, yeah. What are you doing? And I was almost late on it the first month. When you had the phone call with Lindsay, you were blaming your parents for enabling you or taking any responsibility to save your life. Yeah, I know you. They were enabling me a little bit. I know your phone call. I didn't listen to them, but your phone call is right there, and she's typing it to me.

50:30Yeah. They were enabling a little bit, yeah. What? Well, when I, so when I was living with them, they pretty much just like, they wouldn't let me pay for anything. They wouldn't let me get on my own phone plan. They wouldn't let me get any groceries for myself. They wouldn't let me get my own insurance, all of that. For how long? Until what? That was until I bought my house and moved out. When did you do that? I was 23. I was 23. Okay. So for five years. Yeah, but 23 is not like a crazy age to become independent for a lot of people. I was an engineer for five years at that point. And I was making decent money at that point for five years and they wouldn't let me do any of that stuff to kind of like ease myself into getting the multi-payments.

51:09Yeah, but if you're excited to get a house, why are you not getting excited to be an adult and learn some basic shit on your own? Well, and then when I lived with them - Most people don't, you figure it out. And then when I lived with them, I kind of could not use my debit card freely. I had to ask my dad permission to use it. That's weird. And because of that, I kind of like, when I moved out, I was kind of like, oh, I have access to this money. I don't have to ask anybody for help. I can get the things that I want and then it just kind of snowballed from there into what it is today. So it was kind of like partially them being so strict that it enabled my mentality when I moved out of I can get what I want now, so I'm going to get it.

51:45And then I went overboard on it. And part of it is like they didn't really teach me how to manage it. Have you ever taken responsibility for anything in your entire life? I can. So the answer is no then? I do when it's my fault. Because I take some responsibility for this stuff. Yeah, I bought the truck off of my dad in December of 23. Okay. And he sold it to me for probably like$10 ,000 under what it was worth. What the fuck? You've never had a struggle in your life, dude. No, I haven't. And you're throwing it away. I've created my own. This makes no sense. I've created my own. Because I like to have things.

52:21I like to have life. Yeah, you do. I like to have a good life. I like to enjoy my time. Yeah, I don't know if I like that. Oh, so what came in? What came in? So that was... What's Lendmark? It's another lender. Well, that doesn't count as income coming in. You had income coming in at$4 ,600. What went out? What was your outflow? Outflow was probably around$9 ,000, I'd imagine, including the Lendmark. You took Lendmark out the day after you applied to come on the show? Yeah. You can't do anything right. Well, okay, I took, yeah, that was a lapse of judgment in a short time period. I actually applied to come on the show three times, and it was only the day after I got the phone call.

53:10What, have you had a competition to make it worse so you could come on? I mean, I had to get your attention somehow. Dude, I've been making Jew jokes, but maybe you should have been a Jew. Your life would be ten times better. I had to get your attention somehow. None of them make this mistake. What was your outflow, non-Jew? Including the landmark, I'd say probably close to like$9 ,000. Yeah, just about,$8 ,300. So even including the landmark coming in, that brings your total income to$7 ,788. But outflow is still$8 ,346. So it was still$500 more. I don't know where the other$500 would have been because I don't have credit cards that are available balance.

53:44You could be interest accruing. This is your full outflow. Oh. Well, maybe there was more money in your checking account at the beginning of the month than the end of the month, so more went out. You never know, buddy. That's how it all goes. That's your net. We don't, you know, that's your net out. So whatever off you do on a credit card in terms of if you put money on it and it actually makes progress, we don't consider that as an outflow. We don't count that as against you. But if more goes up on a credit card than you put towards it, the net is still your net outflow. Well, my credit cards have been almost maxed out for so long that I never really had an available balance to use.

54:19Okay, well, lend mark. Yep. So what is this again? You were just saying. So Lenmark, it was just a personal loan because when I tried to sell my truck, I needed a down payment, didn't have the money for it. What's this little balance? Because I see what's the monthly payment. What's the balance? $3 ,000. No. No, it is not. What's the balance on it? $4 ,931.42. Dude. Why is that$4 ,000? Because you don't know your numbers. At$169.32, payment was due a couple days ago. Yes. Yep. So this was a down payment? But that's such a tricky balance. It was. And you took this out right after you, the day after applying to come on the show.

55:10Yeah. So actually one thing that is kind of annoying. Oh, you're always late? Oh, because they know you, you're okay with it? Okay. What the f*** is happening, dude? So before we get into that part, I took it out because when I went to sell my truck, I have like roughly anywhere from$10 ,000 to$12 ,000 in negative equity. And anytime I tried to get a vehicle that had enough overhead on the sale price to value to cover that negative equity, it required me to put a few thousand down. And I didn't have that. A few thousand, but this is five. Well, when I, so I took out that personal loan. They got the money in my account.

55:48The next day, I went back to the dealership and said, because they already set me up with a car, told me a down payment, and it was all good. That's why I got that amount. And when I went back to the dealership the next day and said, hey, ready to do this trade-in, the down payment doubled that they required. And I didn't have that. How much was the truck? The truck value at that specific time was like$12. It was like, well, the value that they were offering me was like$12.5. And you had to put five down? And they wanted me to put like four or five down. Yeah. And then the down payment doubled the next day.

56:26Without like, it was the same lender that offered me the same one that approved me for. What is the interest rate on this? I can't tell. On that. It's probably like 24, 24. Oh my death. Yeah. Lenmark doesn't do anything. If you can't get a car, we have to finance the down payment anyway. That's not a down payment. Well, because the, um, the value of the loan would have been only been like home. Now I do. Yeah. Before, at the time, I was driving over an hour one way to get to work. I was driving 120 miles a day to get to and from the office. Jake, what was your vehicle situation? My truck. 16 miles.

57:01Before that? What do you mean? Before you got this truck? I've had this truck for two years. Before that, it was What the f***? Huh? No! Oh my goodness. The car that I had. Are you sure that it's this loan and not a separate? Okay, buddy. I don't even Do you even know what you're talking about? You've taken out five loans from them in the last couple years. Yeah, I have. For what? Just miscellaneous things. All this is 25 % interest rate is insane though. Yeah, two of them I used to buy motorcycles, which I then flipped. Didn't make anything. I ended up getting even on those, unfortunately. And then the other two or three were just random shit.

57:48A thought came to my mind. If this woman is actually crazy who allege you is a pedo and she has a child, would you not file claims with CPS and whatnot? I have. Yeah. Okay. Myself and several of my friends and her former friends have all filed CPS claims. Okay. But since we broke up in June, she's been with four different men and moved to like three or four different states. Is she an addict? No, she doesn't use. Is she bipolar? Yeah, very. Very. Okay. Yeah, she is very bipolar. Oh, she called and asked you if you wanted to adopt the baby. Yes. You just told me at the beginning you wanted a kid.

58:23I want my own biological kid. Unnatural kid. It seems a very rude way to say it. I want a biological kid. I want two or three biological kids. You literally could have saved the kid's life. CPS got involved at the time. And? Didn't take her. Yeah, but she asked you if you wanted to adopt. She asked me if I wanted to, but. I'm not saying you should be required to adopt because you're put in a hard situation, but maybe you could have fostered for a second. I wanted to because, like, I am getting really attached to that girl. To her. Okay. In a fatherly way. All right. You choose your own words. You said them.

58:58I wanted to because I also know that my ex would not be able to give her a very good life at all. Yes, that's what I'm saying. But then when I really thought into it, I would have been essentially a single dad working over an hour away from home. Yeah, it's not perfect. Still probably better. I wouldn't have been able to afford the care for it. That's a lie. You can. You're a... Well, the situation I was in at the time, I couldn't afford... What was your situation? Also, your parents would have helped. No, my parents would not. What do you mean? They help on everything. No, they will not babysit kids.

59:31They will not babysit, but financially. I... If you were fostering temporarily for the sake of a kid's life... I'm not saying you should be morally forced to necessarily, but it's like... They probably would have helped, but I also don't like the idea of taking more from them than I have to. For the sake of the kid. It's hard. It's hard. I want my parents to be able to not have to give me anything. I get it. I get it. Also because my dad has multiple sclerosis. And then my next follow-up question, with all these scares, these women that you were having sex with and having raw scares, were you literally coming inside of them raw?

1:00:07No. Okay, so you were pulling out. Okay, at least you were doing that. Okay. Okay. I made every attempt I could to prevent a child. Except condoms and birth control, but okay. Well, most of them were on birth control. Actually, all of them were. Yeah. That's like one of the first things I ask before anything sexual happens is if they're on birth control. Just so it's like. Oh, never trust the pill though. You got to do the arm thing or the IUD. I don't trust the rest. My crazy ex was on the next one on the arm thing. Good, good. And then the other one. That one's good. The other one had the IUD.

1:00:35Good. That one's also good. Yeah. Arm thing's the best, then IUD, then pill. I'm very conscious of all that. I'm terrified of having a kid too early with the wrong person. Yeah, because the nose will destroy her vagina on the way out. All right. I mean, maybe. It's not that big. So what is this? This looks like an affirm to me. Yes, it is a firm. So what the fuck are we doing? Art is fast. Amazon, Foundation Disc Golf. TikTok shop. TikTok shop. Wheel adapters? What are you adapting wheels? The f*** are you wheel adapting, you little s***? That was for my truck. Oh, f*** you. Amazon, Amazon. You owe a f*** 25 % interest rate of loan of death.

1:01:23F*** you wheel adapters. Amazon, Motorsports, Amazon, TikTok shop. Ah!

1:01:32What is the total balance? I think the total balance was like just shy of$3 ,000. Okay, yeah, sure. But you got it down to$1 ,374, which is still f***ing crazy. I'm going to assume the minimum payment is like$200. What? Okay, pull up your f***ing Amazon for me. Affirming Amazon, dumb tit. Listen, you're going to be getting 5 % on the Amazon card. What are you doing? And the TikTok shop, I got to see it all. Just I don't want to see your f***ing photos folder. Arm-twisting workout dude. You're buying things every five seconds of your life. Cat food, that's obviously okay. Crush hunt two-point traditional...

1:02:08What are you... Aconine? Dodge Ram something. Front brake rotors. I mean, that's probably fine. 48-inch outdoor fire pit, you don't need that to survive. Toilet paper, that's probably... Two-poi... What? Ply? What's a good ply? What's a good ply? Huh? Uh-huh. Like, Charmin Ultra Soft. Yeah. Yeah. Is two good enough? Well... Too scared of me. Well, one ply is the shit that you see in bathrooms in public places. And you only want to do twice as good as that? What should I have in Ultrasoft? Do we know how many plies that is? I think it's three. That's what you got to do, and I will accept nothing less.

1:02:45Why destroy your hole? It's so much more expensive. No, no, no. There is almost nothing more worth putting actual money to than good toilet paper and a bidet. Okay, so some cat things. A lot of the Amazon TV firm. Camping stool. Little knives. Those are returned. Yeah, that one every time has been started. I don't even remember play outfit that were that one so that you can get your little Asian Girls it was finally want you it was supposed to be for money did it now. You got it was for a tick-tock with a friend Mm-hmm Supposed to be and then I got delivered nothing happened the knives. I think I ordered those when I was drunk I keep I got a laser invisible gun I keep Dude, you look like you're about to do a school shooting and now this is lining up.

1:03:33I keep stuff in my car. Elementary schools in your backyard? Watch out. Oh, my gosh. Right? No, I keep it in my car if it's something cool that would be cool to have. You got holsters, you got mag bags, and you got laser pointers? I'm nervous. I have a lot of friends that do cosplay, and they ask me to, like, try and do stuff. And how old are they? My age or a little bit older. They do cosplay for content. Cosplay. That's why I need to be able to Glock Glock with all extra magazine holders. Okay, well that's a personal Tell me you never let this man in the office again. You terrify me. You you want to dress nice You're getting a lot of nice.

1:04:06Oh, you got a he has a flashing Trenchcoat that all with the elementary school and everything. That was because of what are you doing? Oh, what a freak that was because of the whole like aesthetic of like Peaky Blinders me and my friends were gonna do a video about it Huh Peaky Blinders, you know how they dress with the fancy clothes and everything? Are you trying to give the kids on the playground a little peaky? No, it was a video trend of people dressing like peaky blinders going out in public. Yeah, I don't want you to be giving pekeys in public. Oh, my gosh. I'm not going to be doing that.

1:04:36I really don't. Are you having trouble getting to the shop? Listen, I'm not a r***er who buys things on TikTok shop. I haven't bought anything on TikTok shop. It was on this statement. That I probably did. Okay, orders. There it is. There's a lot of random... It wasn't placed on here. Yeah. Maybe a different account, perhaps? Well, why is there a TikTok shop that you literally financed? Oh, because I bought ramps for my truck. That way I could put the front wheels up and get underneath it easier. I'm a little too fat for getting underneath it. And what is this? Pay later. Affirm? Klarna? That's PayPal.

1:05:14Klarna? Yeah, it's PayPal. I wasn't able to screenshot it because when you screenshot PayPal, it goes to a black screen. So what the f*** are you doing, mini Katana? and... I bought a Katana. It was for the cosplay for my friend or with my friends. Stop your cosplay weird shit, dude. You can't afford a life. And Lily J. Duan? Lily J. Duan? That one, it's from eBay. They're plastics for my motorcycle because a year and a half ago, maybe a year ago, I hit a deer on my bike and I needed to replace the plastics to be able to sell it. So I bought them and I put them on and that's what that is. It looks like the accountant and loop that into your firm.

1:05:50So we'll leave you the balance and monthly payment that says, but that's insane. Oh, and then PayPal credit. Yeah. You're not going to like it. You're addicted. You're not going to like it. I don't like any of this. What? That one, I did negotiate with them, closed the account, and it's on a strict 0 % flat rate monthly payment. Then why are you past due? I don't know. If you want to land a high paying job but don't have experience or a degree, then you need to learn about course careers. It is the easiest way to land the high-paying career that you've been dreaming of. I've done financial audits for hundreds of people, and what I've learned is that the single biggest factor someone can take to improve their life is getting a higher-paying job.

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1:09:01Buying random shit. Just quiet now. Quiet now, you child. $196 is your minimum payment. Well, past it, it's probably like normally$100. It's$99 now, flat rate. But you owe$200 because you're a f***ing d***. Because, oh, you passed due. Interest hundreds of dollars. You've had late fees up the dick this year. You're late constantly. Dude, what are you doing? What are you f***ing doing? When I set up auto pay, sometimes it just, when I go back to it the next month after I see the late fee, it says auto pay was never set up. I know what you did. What'd you do? What was half this balance? A quarter of this balance?

1:09:37A third of this balance? What was it? You told Lindsey, better not lie now. A lot of it was DoorDash. Uh-huh. Yeah. Almost$2 ,000 a DoorDash in a singular month. There was a phase where I was gone. In a singular month! Okay, hold on. To my credit, I had three surgeries in the span of about 14 months, and they were on my tailbone. Why wasn't any of them rhinoplasty? No, I have a deviated septum, so I've got to fix that sometime, too. So I might have to do the rhinoplasty at the same time, you know, just to appease you. I had three surgeries on my tailbone in the span of about 14, 15 months, And because of that, pilot anidal cyst, it's basically, you had a guest here the one time that actually talked about it and it kind of pissed me off because he described it wrong.

1:10:20You guessed it? Yeah. It's essentially... Yeah, take that, you asshole cyst. Well, it was that one gay guy who was like cheating on his... All right, we're homophobic now? No, it was the one where he... No, it was the one where he was like cheating on his man with his roommate and all that, like, you know what I'm talking about? And does that disgust you? No, not at all. I don't care. Well, cheating should disgust you. Cheating does, yes, but like the - She's pro-cheating. No. Dude, this guy is an absolute maness. You misled me on that one. This guy is a maness. You misled me on that one. Oh, I have fun.

1:10:50This is a fun show. A pineal assist is essentially where like the bacteria will burrow little tunnels into the muscle tissue. You clean your hole, you freak. It's an like - I do. It's something that is like - You do that? No. You're weird. The bacteria - You're not supposed to do that. It's a bacteria that's there from birth. and then it eventually, like, no matter what, it's from, like, heat and pressure. It's wrong with your mom's cooch. It's not, no. It's not that. No. What, you were born with shit up your asshole? No, it's not that kind of bacteria. It's just a regular bacteria in the human body, but sometimes with, like, if you sit for long periods of time like I do for work.

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1:11:56It can create some heat and pressure, and then if there's friction, like between butt cheeks, it starts to burrow into the muscle tissue. So what does it create? It just creates like a pocket in muscle tissue. Where? Mostly on your tailbone. It's on your tailbone. In the muscle tissue above your tailbone. Does it hurt? Yes. And three surgeries are required? Why? Because the first one they took like, I want to say like 14 pounds of muscle tissue away. Oh, good for it. To clear out. Yeah, they had to clear out a lot. And then it - 14 pounds? Mm-hmm. You sure? Yeah. Yeah. She actually showed me the actual piece of meat she took out and put it on a scale right in front of me.

1:12:38I'm like, this is kind of weird. I don't like calling it meat. Okay. Well, and then it came back like seven, eight months later. It was much smaller. So it was just, that was more so just like cutting out a sliver. So they didn't get the pocket. They didn't get the whole thing. Yeah. So I had to have that done three times. And because of that, I wasn't able to move around. I wasn't able to drive as much. So you door dashed. So I door dashed a decent amount. But even just getting groceries delivered and making food is so cheaper. Flordash is so expensive. Getting groceries delivered wasn't an option in my town until the past like six or seven months.

1:13:09Because you live where no one should live. It's a town of like three or four thousand people. Because you live where no one should live. Well, the town I grew up in where my parents live is a village. Town where no one should live. Less than a thousand people. I love living in places with no opportunities. Well, that's why I drove over an hour to work one way because I would drive to Columbus. And problem. Quicksilver. Yes. 185. This one's not as bad. Yep, that's a 200. You got interest accruing$185.14, but you did purchase on a card that is accruing interest that you're not fully paying off. I just don't understand why not pay it fully off.

1:13:40Like, you're not$185.14 with a minimum monthly payment at$25. It's like, yeah, you're just making your minimum payment, and then you're purchasing$83.54. What is wrong with you? And it's at your gas station. Asshole. Dude. Make this shit. Make this shit and take it to work, you dumb tit. it. What was with you? Gamer Supps. These are their free packets. You can get the free packets at gamersupps.gg. Link in the description below. Use code Caleb for the free samples. See what flavor you like and then it is 40 cents a serving when you make it, dude. Stop this. $8.48. Stop this. I actually have Gamer Supps at home.

1:14:16Good. Isn't it so good? I use it for my pre-workout. Isn't it great? It's amazing. It's amazing. Guacamole Gamer Fart 9000. Yeah, the names are weird, but it's so delicious. Then why are you purchasing at a gas station that you work at, you dumb tip? Probably snacks. It's so easy to just make the gamers subs. 40 cents a serving. Oh, I had Steam games! That one was an accident. I always accidentally purchased thing on Steam. My Steam was connected to my PayPal and for some reason it was using my Quicksilver as a default card, even though nowhere else uses it. I don't think you should purchase regardless if you can't afford anything.

1:14:51I was buying a game. Yeah, and you shouldn't have. You definitely shouldn't have. Yeah, I regret it. Doesn't this most recent one suck? Black Ops 7 is the worst Call of Duty they've ever made. Exactly, and that's honestly kind of hard because there's been lots of shit ones recently. Yeah, this one's horrible. It's a fever dream. And it is not easy to purchase on Steam. That's some friction, I'll be honest. Yeah, I was gonna try to return it when I realized that it was on the Quicksilver card. Plus, I realized it was a shit game, but it was already past the two-hour playtime period that Steam has for returns.

1:15:24so I was at like two and a half hours of play time so I couldn't return it venture one$487.37 with a minimum monthly payment of 25 bucks $500 limit yeah and you purchased$729 what is wrong with you how did I purchase you swiped like a dumb piece of shit what do you mean how did I purchase how about this many purchases top down cam nice to see ya look at this this is crazy that's a new one to me What? No, it is not. This is what you are doing. I don't remember swiping that much on that card. Dude, are you so dumb? How are you? What are you talking about? I don't remember swiping that much on that card at all.

1:16:01You got some energy drinks or snacks. Energy drinks or snacks. You went in and you ate at Marysville. Wingstop. Energy drinks or snacks. Taco Bell. McDonald's. Subway. Energy drinks or snacks. Energy drinks or snacks. Energy drinks or snacks. Air tire. Air tire. That's fine. Energy drinks or snacks. Harbor Freight. tools, two bucks though. You probably just got a snack on your way out. No, they don't have snacks. You did. No, no, no. Harbor Freight doesn't have snacks. You did something. You got like a drink or something. You had to have because you went there and you purchased $44.99 and on your way out you grabbed something for$207.

1:16:36Harbor Freight doesn't have snacks. But you grabbed something for$207 after purchasing $45. It was probably zip ties. Because I buy zip ties all the time. Because I use them all the time. So that's probably what it was. The$2 something. The$44 something was probably like a ratchet or sockets or something, and then the$2 or something was probably zip ties.

1:17:04It was probably also a week. Energy drinks or snacks. Energy drinks or snacks. Five guys. Energy drinks or snacks. Wendy's. Energy drinks or snacks. Taco Bell. Wendy's. Energy drinks or snacks. A park. Park? Yeah, you go to parks. Which one's that? Wait. I don't know. I don't know what it is. Sportsman's store. Wingstop. Oh, a sportsman's stop is a gun store. Great. I'm going to just go watch out. What are you doing? It's for hunting. I hunt deer. Hunting what? Deer. White-tailed deer. Because I use it for meat. Go for the white ones. I use it for meat during the winter. Ground beef. It's basically ground beef.

1:17:44But it's not. It's ground deer. No, but it's a lot cheaper than buying the same amount of ground beef. Maslin, Maslin. Great Eagle, Great Eagle. Giant Eagle. Is that a casino? Giant Eagle Casino, right? I don't go to Giant Eagle. I don't have one within like an hour and a half of me. Okay, well, Giant Eagle, Giant Eagle. Okay. Chick-fil-A. Giant Eagle, I think. Energy drinks or snacks. Energy drinks or snacks. How much were those Giant Eagle? Take a look.

1:18:15I think sometimes the Walmart in my town shows up as Giant Eagle because they're affiliated companies because I noticed on previous statements yeah I noticed on previous statements Giant Eagle or some of my Walmart purchases come up as Giant Eagle and I never knew why you just opened a new card card from Bass Pro Shop that one I only opened it I only opened it because I wanted to increase my unused debt I don't use that card it stays locked it stays now No, I don't plan on using that at all. For now. Look at your behavior. Look at what you've done with the last two times you consolidated, dude.

1:18:47I don't believe you for a single second to be able to manage that behavior. It's at zero balance. For now! Seth Field. Yes, that's for the motorcycle that I'm gonna be taking it to a dealership. You're gonna set a 16 % interest rate. I'm gonna be taking it to a dealership to sell it when I get back. Sure, what's it valued? Probably close to$6 ,000. Well, you'll be... $7 ,517.09 at a 16 % interest rate with a minimum monthly payment of$258.86. So you're not selling this and paying it fully off? I think that monthly payment has a late fee in it. Oh, my goodness. Because it's normally like$2.30. Oh, my goodness.

1:19:23I don't know what to do with you. Yeah, the monthly payment is normally like$2.30, I think. Why can't you pay anything? What's wrong with you? Yeah, late fee. Yeah. Well, there was also a time where I was locked out of that account and I wasn't able to access it. And I had to call them. Everything is everyone else's fault except for yours. I'm not saying it's not my fault. I probably went to log into it and then failed the password too many times and locked the account. So fucking dumbass, dude.

1:19:57Okay. Well, your checking account is 553.

1:20:05Oh, Sezzle, Wingstop. Oh my F***ing Everything on Sezzle is an online gun store What is wrong with you? You're a freak Sezzle is what they use for like their afterpire Stop it Stop being such a weirdo Stop being such a freak weirdo You freak weirdo I use it for hunting What is wrong with you freak weirdo? I use it to get things for hunting season Freak weirdo Oh Energy drinker snacks Art is fast Art is fast He's actually Art is fast as a content creator I just bought a sweatshirt from him. That's all it was. Dude, you're late on shit, including your mortgage. Fuck your sweatshirt. Real short.

1:20:46Amazon Riot Games. Yeah, that was a bad decision. What'd you get? Bad decision. Valorant. I was spending money on Valorant. In-game. Yeah. You animal. You beast. PayPal paying for. Yep. I think it might be Hammer Elite. I don't know. Yeah, I do have Hammer Elite. Well, at least it's more value than a sweatshirt, which costs me money because we've got three premium shows posted every single day, six days a week. I watch it all the time. Isn't it great? It's fantastic. Yeah, I watch more than one episode per day on average. See, people who haven't subscribed, and they see it, they're always like, you should do quality over quantity.

1:21:23Dude, we got the quantity and we got the quality. That's why my team costs hundreds of thousands of dollars. I put all of the CHL VODs into a playlist, and I just have that playing on my TV while I fall asleep. He's a hero. We love him. Except for the diddling. Okay. Nitro. Discord. You pay for Discord? That one I ended up getting refunded after the fact because it was for an account that got banned. McDonald's. Sportsman's again. Yep. Snacks and or energy drink. Venmoing out money to our Asian friends. If it's Vendo, it's probably to one of my friends for like paying her for doing stuff for me.

1:22:00Okay. She crochets. She made two of my cats sweaters. So I paid for something. Oh, Energy Drinker Snacks, Wendy's, Domino's. Did you go out to eat every second of your life? This is crazy. Panda Restaurant, Hulu, Sizzle. Energy Drinker Snacks, PayPal, Sizzle, Sizzle. Energy Drinker Snacks, Steam purchase again,$47.73. So many in one month. Dude, I buy like, I buy a game maybe once a quarter at the max. I don't buy very many games. I think that was a game that was normally like$80. Amazon. It was on sale, so I bought it. Bronson Automotive. Spotify. If you have YouTube Premium, why have Spotify?

1:22:37I had to cancel Spotify. Exactly, because YouTube music is great, too. I'd rather have YouTube Premium. McDonald's. Oh, my goodness. Energy drinks or snacks. Sezzle. Kindle Unlimited. I'm not giving up Kindle Unlimited. I read way too much on it. It's so much nicer to have than physical books sometimes. Okay. Taco Bell. Sezzle. Energy drinks or snacks. You went inside and purchased something? I don't even know. Cash app to our Asian titties. DoorDash and Wendy's, Energy Drinks or Snacks, Amazon Prime, it keeps going. Oh my, what is wrong with you? Sezzle Cabela's, Sheetz, Energy Drinks or Snacks, Winstop, you rented something on here.

1:23:13Rented something? Yeah. Is it labeled as something? Or maybe that's premium, but usually it would say, Crunchyroll, Energy Drinks or Snacks, Cash Apping for Asian Buttholes that they post on Twitter, DoorDash and Wendy's, Energy Drinks or Snacks, Art is Fast to Pull, Outlet Domino's, Foundation. Yeah, it's another discount store. PlayStation Network. Oh, my, dude. PlayStation Network. I didn't even know I had that because I don't even. Well, you do now. Taco Bell, Paying for, Klorna, PayPal, PayPal, Sezzle. I'm dying. If it's PayPal, it's probably the Paying for stuff. McDonald's, Taco Bell, Wingstuff, Real Short again, KFC, Energy Drinks or Snacks, Sezzle.

1:23:57Real short is just a little like stupid app where you can watch like tiny... Stop yourself. Oh my goodness. I have never seen anything like this in my life. What? This is financial audit history. In one month. One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten! Ten! Overdraft fees in one month!

1:24:23$150, 15 bucks a pay off. Not only a shut your ass up, you patto. Not really, allegedly, kind of. Actually, technically it was allegedly, but probably not because it does sound crazy. You've had 117 overdraft fees this year. Last year, 2025, 117. What are you? What are you? done to your life. This makes no sense. And you send money to Asian OFers? Why? Does it make it better or worse? No, nothing you say will make it better. You are broken. You are ruined. You are a Does it make it worse if I say that I actually have overdraft protection too? So if my checking account goes to the negative, it pulls from my savings?

1:25:22Yeah, that's telling me a lot of where your savings is about to be. Yeah, it's negative$97.99. Oh,

1:25:43but in here alone, in here alone. People. Affirm. People, affirm, affirm, affirm, affirm, affirm, affirm.

1:25:54In this separate account. In this separate stupid ass, dumb ass, horrible account. Ah! You've had 46 additional overdrafts this year. Last year, 2025. Oh! Over 200 overdrafts. Financial audit history. Financial audit history! The first number that you gave might be both combined because that's a combined checking and savings statement. Maybe, but I don't know. I don't know. It was right below the checking account. Usually at the top is where the combine is, not below each account. So I don't think so, but potentially. But f*** you regardless. What are you doing? Your life is destroyed. There's nothing I can do.

1:26:41There is nothing I can do. I'm going to make you a budget, but there is nothing I can do. Where's your retirement, boy? I don't have it. Oh my goodness. You have had no more of a privileged position than anyone else in the history of the show as far as I can remember at least of where you came from and the position you are in and the cost of living that you are dealing with and you have thrown it away. You have destroyed your life. Oh. Oh my goodness. Let me get your minimum monthly payments. How do you exist? Shut the You're a broken You've made me a broken man Out of your brokenness What are you?

1:27:28How did it take so long for you to get on the show somehow? I Listen I don't know It's It's It's I applied within the first week of finding your show And then Two more times after that We probably saw a picture of the nose And we just expected everything to be fine No, because I didn't send a picture until Actually, no No, we always require sending pictures Oh, I didn't know it was part of the application $1 ,604.41 is your debt payment outside of your mortgage. Mortgage is$5.79. All utilities, including the internet combined, how much? Internet, 90. Electric is usually about$2.50. Gas is usually about, at most,$1.30.

1:28:04And then water, sewer, trash is$89. Okay, utilities,$5.59. Phone bill? $2.12. When you move to the better place with more connectivity, do helium because it's T-Mobile's towers. And it's so much cheaper. What is it,$249? $212. I think it's like$212 or$214. That's crazy. $212. Yeah, once you pay them off in Switch, what's your gas bill? Vroom, vroom, drive, drive. Well, before. Now. Just like the beginning, I did not care about before. Now it's probably going to be like$50. Okay, car insurance. I barely drive anywhere. Car insurance is$230. Yep. $300 for food. use our meal plan and the budget class that you get through the Master Your Money program which you all should join at CalebPamber.com join the thousands of other people who are changing their lives and join that community, it's very active it's incredible, you get all the classes and a lot of resources and then obviously the cookbook use that for the recipes, but either way TPFun, 100 bucks anything else you need to survive want your f***ing lube for your endless masturbation at Twitter chicks medical health care, are there co-pays?

1:29:11nope, nope Okay, you probably need some, but you have two cats, right? Yes. I have insurance on both. Okay, pet insurance, how much? 76 total. Okay, how much for pet food? Food is probably going to be about 110. Let's see, subscriptions, you're very online. I'll try 75 bucks. I only have YouTube Premium and Hammer Elite anymore. Those are the literal, actually, I would say two best. Listen, people dogging on YouTube Premium, but I could never go back. It is the best membership I've ever had. Plus it comes with YouTube music and not even sponsored. You should, YouTube, listen to me, sponsor me.

1:29:47But either way, it's like you get YouTube music, which is just as good as Spotify with it. It's just like, there's just everything. It's crazy. But regardless, okay, I'll do 50 bucks, which we'll cover more than that. Because you got to get Audible's a subscription too, dude. Or whatever. Kindle, yeah. Kindle, so it all adds. But anything else that I need to put in your budget? No, that should be it. I don't really have anything else outstanding that I owe monthly. Legal defense? Nope. Okay. You make enough money. $3 ,860.41. Of the$4 ,800 to bring in,

1:30:24$9 ,3959 is left. Let's just say for the sake of ease,$900. Okay, dude, the fact is call your old job, see if you can get it back. You can't afford a higher cost of living area even with the more money because you're just not going to make it work. And selling the house, I don't want you to sell the house yet. With the two loans you have on it, you might have to write a check. You might break even at best. It's not going to go well. So with this$900 you have left over, it needs to all go towards the debt outside of the mortgage. But, yes, the HELOC needs to be paid off immediately as well. And the PayPal credit and all that good stuff.

1:30:57It all has to be paid off, dude. So I need you to stay in the lowest cost. With Emmostache, a tag on one hand and ordering a ride in the other means you're stacking cash back. With Venmo Stash, get up to 5 % cash back when you pick a bundle of your favorite brands. Earn more cash when you do more with Stash. Venmo Stash terms and exclusions apply. Max$100 cash back per month. See terms at Venmo.me slash stash terms. That's a living area that you possibly can for as long as you can. And then you can do whatever and move wherever once that's done. But if we get rid of the mortgage of$80 ,336.84, you still have 80 ,000 hours of bad debt to pay off.

1:31:30$79 ,276.37. Of which the$900 going towards it still takes 88 months. seven years you know what get your old job back stay prove for two months you can actually follow this budget make your minimum payments on time and then go through bankruptcy well there was another option that i had because of my parents they said that if i wanted to i could sell the house and move back in with them potentially but again you're breaking even rent you're breaking even like why i wouldn't be paying rent i wouldn't be paying no but selling the house you'll still break even. So it's like, wouldn't that? It saves you money on a monthly basis and you can do that, but you're already in the real estate game anyway.

1:32:09And if you're going to stay there, I would rather you stay there and gain equity in there and bankruptcy. It is stressful and it's not cheap, but this will clear, it'll clear pretty much all this. Dude, you'll, um, the truck loan's not even a conventional truck loan. So it might cover that away as tied against your truck. It's tied against my truck. So you'll still have that one and you'll still have your mortgage and HELOC. Other than that, you'll wipe everything. They did say that once it gets to a certain point, I think they said if I pay$15 ,000 off of it, I can – Okay, well, that would be a while.

1:32:37But even still, that will get you to the point of being able to pay off your debt outside of your mortgage. Like your heat lock, obviously, will have to pay off. But even still, that will bring it down from nine years to three or something. And then it's still worth it. What should I focus on first then? Smallest debt to large debt. Okay. Yeah. Because it gives you rewards along the way. It's good for a psychological one. Would it be better to either – I mean, obviously, you said smallest to largest. But like would the credit cards be first or should I focus on the A-firm first? since they affirm.

1:33:03Yeah, they affirm. Since it has a higher interest rate. Small and large just bounces. Don't overcomplicate it. You'll be fine. That's exactly what I would do. All right, guys. There's a lot in the post show. Oh, my goodness. I guess there's some family debt we didn't talk about. Oh, and his mom just confronted on him. Oh, for f***s sake, we might call it. This f***s. Okay. Jordan Hammerly, the best membership on YouTube, he has proved that three premium shows, incredible high quality shows, posted every single day, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday. i click that join button let's get the hammer financial score spending in a budget overspent zero out of ten debt he locked and everything but no collections one out of ten no irs debt emergency fund there was nothing zero ten returns there's nothing zero ten real estate got a heat lock you're gonna you'd break even it's he lock has 12 it's not great i'll bring it to a three out of ten for now once the helix gone it will definitely go up immediately so yeah i mean the website yeah it's pretty much identical the website i got you is run it up to one as well, just like the site did.

1:34:02Get yours at CalebHamber.com. Now join us in the post show. It's going to be a good one. See you there. They called the police on you? She called the police on me at the same exact time I called them on her. But she did steal from you. Yeah, she did. She stole from you? She stole from you. She stole one of my credit cards, a Quicksilver card. She stole that. Oh my f***, dude. And then she stole my Nintendo Switch. And your heart. What is wrong with you? You don't pay your bills. You're overdrafted endlessly and you won't pay your mother back even though they've given you everything. What is wrong with you?

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