My dad purchased a brand new Tesla recently and was bragging about how he is saving about $62 a month in gas. But when I asked how much more he’s paying a month for the car, he immediately got quiet. Lol .. BOY MATH
@@Anonymous-vr9hpelectric outside US is way cheaper than Petrol or Diesel to run your electric car if you can charge mostly at home overnight rates over 7 dollars equivalent for Gas per us gallon
@@AdrianMcDaidwhere I live charging overnight wouldn't be possible, there isn't an outlet by my parking spot assigned by the apartment complex so I'd be paying whatever the rate is at the dealer up the street and driving 20 minutes out of my way twice a week to charge... Also I only sprnd like $50 a month on gas since I drive a Ford fiesta so I really doubt that I would get that much savings after I consider the time I'd have to spend just sitting in a dealers parking lot waiting for the thing to charge
Boy math win: around 15 years ago, I purchased a pair of Wahl clippers so I could affordably cut my hair every 2 weeks. I had lost the battle of the receding hairline and just wanted to keep my hair really short. My wife complained about them being over $100. I explained the cost of each haircut was $15 at the barber (yes, that was cheap), which was $30 a month. “These clippers will pay for themselves in 3 months plus the convenience of cutting my hair when I want”, was my response. I still use those same clippers. As I reminded her the other day I have saved- on a conservative estimate- over $5,000 by cutting my own hair. She stopped complaining about me purchasing tools and other equipment because she knows I am frugal.
This was me with a blow dryer, i also used store points to get some extra cash off. I no longer pay for it in salons because I bought my own, which saves me $50 per month coz i do it myself.
@@327efrainDude that's me as well I started cutting my own hair at 30 and started taking Finasteride at 32 to stop the continual hair loss. I've saved a bunch a money now at 35 years old cutting my own hair. I just put the clippers at 1 and cut away
My husband is a fence contractor. He really does point out every fence he built when we pass by them😂😂😂. But I love it because those fences pay the bills.
I love that contractor guys can do that - point out with pride something they've built that will last a long time. Can't do that when you have just years of computer keyboarding for a lifetime to show.
My dad built houses and my grandfather built grain elevators. I love being able to drive around and point out to friends all the stuff my family has built.
@@TEMALONDONI bought a Ford fiesta because of the gas mileage. I wasn't using the truck bed in my Sonoma anymore so I just traded it. (the truck bed was plenty scratched up though, I used the crap out of that old truck when I had it)
When I got divorced, my ex husband was WILDLY paranoid about me trying to get money from him. It was super strange because we never combined finances, we split all the bills, and I made significantly more money than he did lol
I don't know you or your ex-husband, but is it possible that he might have stashed a pretty considerable assets/wealth that you may not be aware of (which would explain his paranoia)?
And that’s part of the reason why you’re divorced… that 50/50 is not what women want even though that’s what you say you want lmao. We don t listen to what you say.
@@cheriem432 The idea is if the mortgage goes away. she doesn't have to work to make the payment, seems pretty clear to me, if there's no debt then one doesn't need that income to pay the debt off.
@@rebeckawoods6093 there was a big controversy about this a while ago. It revolved around the withdrawal rate only. You can go back and see if want., but it was a while ago now. The controversy did not involve growth rate specifically ( but, of course, at the macro level this is involved).
As a private wealth planning attorney, I think if wealth is your life goal then 45K with no assets is one of the best times to get a prenup. Get it early then amend and restate it every few years as you get wealthier; the first time she balks at it, you'll know you need to do some thinking. Even better, consider putting a little every year in an irrevocable, discretionary legacy trust for your kids. Set it up so you can borrow that money if you ever need to, and select the right trustees. Then have the trustees open an investment account and put the annual gifts in an index fund. Forethought is never a bad thing. Don't wait until you need shit done to do shit - do shit before it needs to be done, and then it'll be done when you need it. Good rule for adult males in general.
I have chicken math raising only 3 chickens for eggs while spending over $600 on shelter, food, treats, toys, supplies, etc. I justify every purchase by chickens are the only pets in the world that poops breakfast. Indeed, they are the most expensive breakfast in the world.
Boy math is when my partner works 8-6 and makes $80k, while he insists I watch our kid during his working hours. Then I can work from 6pm to 12 am for $40k. Let's put the kid in daycare and pay 50/50. Let's see who has money or energy left over now.
@@gallopinggoose7997 Ding ding ding, we have a winner. People still can't figure out the difference between wealth and income, especially the "tax the rich" crowd.
Boy Math is looking up a location using GPS app and then modifying the directions only to find yourself lost!! Boy Math is calculating that a 1/4 inch equals a mile on a map!!! Go Figure!! Loved this episode. Haven't laugh so much at a screen in a long time! Merry Christmas!
many people man or women need prenups just bc your making 45k today doesn't mean you won't be making 100k or a million in the future and will save people from a savage divorce which is common when people are married for 10 plus years and decide to break up
I used to run everyday but running is very injury prone. Every runner I know has been injured running. It's pretty hard impact. Just saying being careful out there
Girl Math is spending money on your debit card because your bank has that "round up to the nearest dollar that auto transfers into your savings account" so that you can "save money" easier. 😂
I loved my late husband dearly… a) he pointed out - or took photos of - every house he helped build; b) pointed out every household chore he accomplished; c) calculated the square footage of TP and limited himself to 4 squares per wipe. 🤦🏻♀️ 😂 He could add columns of numbers on our budget faster than I could use my calculator. Now, THAT’s Big Boy Math!
Prenups are also good for guaranteeing if your business really hits it off 10 years after marriage and you get divorced, she can't steal all your money. For instance, it can be worded in the contract like this: "if my side of the income ever surpasses 100k, you can only ever be entitled to an amount based on what my income was when we signed this contract."
I wonder why you never hear of like a mutual prenup the protects and provides for both spouses and doesn’t incentivize anything negative? Maybe it is a thing and I’ve just never heard of it.
Prenups are very often a smart financial move if you're getting married at any age past 20, or have accrued ANY assets outside of the marriage. They are vital if you have children from a prior relationship.
I'm so motivated by not paying retail that i have been known to drive to 5 stores until i get a discount, effectively spending more because of the gas money. I feel guilty buying things... discounts make me think it's ok.
So, I'm bald with a beard. It's because i shave my head, but can't be bothered shaving my face as well. It's not to make up for going bald. I'm just lazy. Secondly, a prenup is so that you both can decide what you do with your shit if you break up, not the government. Without a prenup, the government (in the form of a judge) determines what happens with your stuff. A prenup is an agreement between you both without the input of government.
My math is as follows: *thing costs $50.99* I look at the price tag and completely don't see the $.99 and tell my wife "Hey, the thing is $50." After decades I still don't know why I do this hah
You should do George math or Ramsey Math with different family members. My own math is that if there is a 12 part series, it is not worth each book until you have all 12 books
Actually everyone is wrong here. The guy with the 45K who wants a prenup is smart and will go a long way. You start off with little money and you build significant wealth as you get older. If I had to do it again, 100% a prenup. I lost a lot of money after 20 years of marriage, close to $1m, so yeah $45K can turn into considerable wealth over time.
I’m not sure you know how prenups work. Typically prenups only cover assets brought into a marriage…so unless your spouse would agree to forgo any wealth accumulated during the marriage (which would be insanely dumb). the only real reasons most people would want a prenup is if you know a large inheritance is coming OR if one of the two parties truly is vastly wealthier than the other going into the marriage. If you only make 45k and have no assets… you probably can’t afford the legal fees to put a real prenup in place.
Yes, I enjoyed the George math segment. Am waiting for the Tesla, French bulldog and horse selling jokes. Show what a great teacher George is, he can give great info and is still able to take a joke.
A prenup is just insurance for the marriage. You don't want the marriage to fail, just like you don't want to get into accidents, but if it fails, you want to protect yourself and what little or large your assets are. That's just common sense. And before anyone comments, "How'd that work out?", my fiancée agreed with me, and that was her analogy, and I agree with her.
Love the roasting section. Having 5 inch tall hair does not really make you 6 feet tall. Sally math: being very frugal, yet spending so much on books that it looks like we’re living in a library.
A pre-nup should be seriously considered if either of you have massive debt, or significant assets. Why? Because it honestly takes the money out of the relationship.
Some women are so scared by the word "prenup" that they jump ship despite the fact that it's just an agreement. You can agree to split certain assets if you want. It isn't even necessarily a "you get nothing." It's "you can't take me to the cleaners if this falls apart and it isn't the man's fault," as most divorces tend to be.
Smart. That's exactly how to weed it those who just want to marry you for your stuff. You can revisit the prenup later, but it's a good thing to get. You can explain it protects them too. Also. Again you can change it around later
‘I don’t really do these’ I say as I’m waking to the closest gas station in the freezing cold with an empty litter container to put gas in my car because I didn’t listen to my wife when she said I should fill up the tank
Well, if it was gifted to you by someone else, it didn't really cost you anything, no $ left your account. If someone bought you a 10k Chanel purse, you didn't spend the money. However, if someone gave you 10k & you bought the purse with that $, you did buy it.
Joe math: *sees money in account* I can afford [insert stupid purchase here]... Working in sticking within budget this year so that I don't do this math anymore.
Omg, that “I bought it with cash so it’s free” is so relatable I might die. I go off of the numbers in my accounts so if it’s not an app I can see it’s already spent in my brain😅
Don’t listen to his advice about prenups. Everyone should have one when they get married. Marriage is a legal contract with no section regarding the dissolution of the contract. It’s the guy who only makes $45k who needs it the most since he won’t be able to afford anything if the state awards his ex alimony/spousal support or crazy high child support. Outline how the relationship will end while you still like each other, if you wait until it’s over, you will lose.
A man who makes 45k can't support a household on that. His wife likely makes the same or more, that's the way it is with couples today. In my state (California) alimony is very rare, assets are split 50/50. If one makes 45k there will be no assets of value.
@@bitviper3430 They can be helpful, they aren't iron clad. I could give examples of many cases that they don't protect 100%, I'm a financial planner but at least they provide a framework. Statistically people who have prenups have a higher rate of divorce than those who don't have one. It could be a variety of factors, often more "traditionally religious" people are less likely to have one, so it could be that their marriages are more grounded in their faith, so less likely to divorce.
Some young women come into a marriage with massive amounts of student loan debt. If so, a prenup would make sense. For example, make her commit to doing all of the baby steps (especially cancelling all credit cards) and paying off all of her student loans before buying an expensive ring, having an expensive wedding, buying a new car, or buying a house. Get out of debt before spending money on things you don't need to impress people you don't love. This approach could easily highlight differences in financial philosophies before you get married.
Me and my girlfriend very much believe in a prenup, but on the other hand we’re both positive on a net worth evaluation which is unusual for our age group. 😎
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My dad purchased a brand new Tesla recently and was bragging about how he is saving about $62 a month in gas. But when I asked how much more he’s paying a month for the car, he immediately got quiet. Lol .. BOY MATH
62 a month…. I’m close to $400-500 month lol
And how much for the electricity?
Ask him how much more he pays for insurance too
@@Anonymous-vr9hpelectric outside US is way cheaper than Petrol or Diesel to run your electric car if you can charge mostly at home overnight rates over 7 dollars equivalent for Gas per us gallon
@@AdrianMcDaidwhere I live charging overnight wouldn't be possible, there isn't an outlet by my parking spot assigned by the apartment complex so I'd be paying whatever the rate is at the dealer up the street and driving 20 minutes out of my way twice a week to charge... Also I only sprnd like $50 a month on gas since I drive a Ford fiesta so I really doubt that I would get that much savings after I consider the time I'd have to spend just sitting in a dealers parking lot waiting for the thing to charge
Bro don't call me out like that. I'm already subscribed!
Boy math win: around 15 years ago, I purchased a pair of Wahl clippers so I could affordably cut my hair every 2 weeks. I had lost the battle of the receding hairline and just wanted to keep my hair really short. My wife complained about them being over $100. I explained the cost of each haircut was $15 at the barber (yes, that was cheap), which was $30 a month. “These clippers will pay for themselves in 3 months plus the convenience of cutting my hair when I want”, was my response. I still use those same clippers. As I reminded her the other day I have saved- on a conservative estimate- over $5,000 by cutting my own hair. She stopped complaining about me purchasing tools and other equipment because she knows I am frugal.
That’s real math
This was me with a blow dryer, i also used store points to get some extra cash off. I no longer pay for it in salons because I bought my own, which saves me $50 per month coz i do it myself.
This is how I got a really nice espresso machine and forever quit spending on Starbucks.
My hubby does this and I wish he'd get a professional cut once in awhile for the edging 😂
@@327efrainDude that's me as well I started cutting my own hair at 30 and started taking Finasteride at 32 to stop the continual hair loss. I've saved a bunch a money now at 35 years old cutting my own hair. I just put the clippers at 1 and cut away
My husband is a fence contractor. He really does point out every fence he built when we pass by them😂😂😂. But I love it because those fences pay the bills.
I love that contractor guys can do that - point out with pride something they've built that will last a long time. Can't do that when you have just years of computer keyboarding for a lifetime to show.
My dad built houses and my grandfather built grain elevators. I love being able to drive around and point out to friends all the stuff my family has built.
Fact: every time I go to the gym, the membership get cheaper !!because you divide the membership cost / your workouts that month.. boy math !
Boy math: "I need a 100k new pickup because I have to drive a lot for work."
Here another one! I need a motorcycle because it have a good gas mileage! 😅
@@TEMALONDONI bought a Ford fiesta because of the gas mileage. I wasn't using the truck bed in my Sonoma anymore so I just traded it. (the truck bed was plenty scratched up though, I used the crap out of that old truck when I had it)
@@TEMALONDON That one is true though
@@TEMALONDON I ride a scooter and get 130 mpg
Math: $500 purse is cheaper than $50,000 truck 🤣
One makes money one doesnt
I’m so proud of my 13yo, hoping so much to have a job at the school cafeteria next year, please pray for all of our teenagers to always have wisdom!
If your son is a member of Gen Z, then based upon the vids I've seen in YT, I hope he is much smarter than those people.
Loves the roasts! The filmers laugh is the best though 😂 can't do it without his reaction in the back
The George math section was so funny! You’re amazing George!
When I got divorced, my ex husband was WILDLY paranoid about me trying to get money from him. It was super strange because we never combined finances, we split all the bills, and I made significantly more money than he did lol
I don't know you or your ex-husband, but is it possible that he might have stashed a pretty considerable assets/wealth that you may not be aware of (which would explain his paranoia)?
I had the same thought
And that’s part of the reason why you’re divorced… that 50/50 is not what women want even though that’s what you say you want lmao. We don t listen to what you say.
Same.
@@jmack91 So true. He was paranoid because he knew that women destroy lives of men completely. I bet she initiated divorce.
You absolutely need to stay with the George math. I cracked up!
My girl math: pay off 2k in monthly payments, so I don't have to earn the extra 24k per year.
I hope you're kidding, because this makes *no* sense.
@@cheriem432 The idea is if the mortgage goes away. she doesn't have to work to make the payment, seems pretty clear to me, if there's no debt then one doesn't need that income to pay the debt off.
1:29 Felt attacked.... subscribed ;-)
George math is when he says 4 percent withdrawal rate or even 3.5 even when his boss says 8-10 percent because George cannot tell a lie :)
That's the withdrawal rate, not the growth rate. You want the other growth to continue to grow to make up for inflation.
@@rebeckawoods6093 there was a big controversy about this a while ago. It revolved around the withdrawal rate only. You can go back and see if want., but it was a while ago now. The controversy did not involve growth rate specifically ( but, of course, at the macro level this is involved).
As a private wealth planning attorney, I think if wealth is your life goal then 45K with no assets is one of the best times to get a prenup. Get it early then amend and restate it every few years as you get wealthier; the first time she balks at it, you'll know you need to do some thinking.
Even better, consider putting a little every year in an irrevocable, discretionary legacy trust for your kids. Set it up so you can borrow that money if you ever need to, and select the right trustees. Then have the trustees open an investment account and put the annual gifts in an index fund.
Forethought is never a bad thing. Don't wait until you need shit done to do shit - do shit before it needs to be done, and then it'll be done when you need it. Good rule for adult males in general.
Or just don't get married.
I have chicken math raising only 3 chickens for eggs while spending over $600 on shelter, food, treats, toys, supplies, etc. I justify every purchase by chickens are the only pets in the world that poops breakfast. Indeed, they are the most expensive breakfast in the world.
Boy math is when my partner works 8-6 and makes $80k, while he insists I watch our kid during his working hours. Then I can work from 6pm to 12 am for $40k. Let's put the kid in daycare and pay 50/50. Let's see who has money or energy left over now.
He’s a genius… also, a stranger isn’t raising your child 👍
This sounds like a brillant arrangement for short term. May be exhausting for more than a few years.
You don't need more than 80k for a family of 3. Support your husband and his career will thrive. Raise your child yourself and they will thrive.
Unfortunately if they get a divorce she will fall behind in terms of pay and skills all while her hsuband got ahead big time.
And you never get to see each other.☹
Prenups have less to do with income and more to do with assets already gained...
This ^
@@gallopinggoose7997 Ding ding ding, we have a winner. People still can't figure out the difference between wealth and income, especially the "tax the rich" crowd.
Boy math: If I can do the repairs myself, the parts are basically free.
Boy Math: If I break something else while doing the repair, I still saved money.
@@droptozro very true, and if that requires a new tool, then that tool is also practically free
Love the George math! 🤣 We're Charmin people too -- the higher price cancels out because we get it in bulk at COSTCO!!!
I like Kirkland tp
Boy Math is looking up a location using GPS app and then modifying the directions only to find yourself lost!!
Boy Math is calculating that a 1/4 inch equals a mile on a map!!! Go Figure!! Loved this episode. Haven't laugh so much at a screen in a long time! Merry Christmas!
The roasting was fun keep doing that please
The one about gadgets improving productivity hits home hard lol😂
Social media has some really stupid things. Glad I shy away from TikTok.
many people man or women need prenups just bc your making 45k today doesn't mean you won't be making 100k or a million in the future and will save people from a savage divorce which is common when people are married for 10 plus years and decide to break up
More George math. The seemingly authentic reactions and laughs in the background were too wholesome.
My boy math is investigating in gym/ running equipment to stay healthy and avoid medical bills
Same
I disagree, that's man math. Boy math is spending that money and the gym pass doesn't get used or the equipment gathers dust.
I used to run everyday but running is very injury prone. Every runner I know has been injured running. It's pretty hard impact. Just saying being careful out there
Girl Math is spending money on your debit card because your bank has that "round up to the nearest dollar that auto transfers into your savings account" so that you can "save money" easier. 😂
This channel brings me joy! Love ya, George. And merry Christmas to everyone!
My math is finding 6 dollars in change in my car so I can get snacks from the gas station for “free” 🤣
Yes please do finish the George Math! Very entertaining!
I loved my late husband dearly… a) he pointed out - or took photos of - every house he helped build; b) pointed out every household chore he accomplished; c) calculated the square footage of TP and limited himself to 4 squares per wipe. 🤦🏻♀️ 😂 He could add columns of numbers on our budget faster than I could use my calculator. Now, THAT’s Big Boy Math!
May have to buy more soap 😊
He should have gotten a bidet, it would have penciled out. I can tell you 4 squares is not going to wipe you clean.
Prenups are also good for guaranteeing if your business really hits it off 10 years after marriage and you get divorced, she can't steal all your money. For instance, it can be worded in the contract like this: "if my side of the income ever surpasses 100k, you can only ever be entitled to an amount based on what my income was when we signed this contract."
I wonder why you never hear of like a mutual prenup the protects and provides for both spouses and doesn’t incentivize anything negative? Maybe it is a thing and I’ve just never heard of it.
0:44 that's my mom lol, she decorates her bed with tons of pillows and plushies and blankets and takes em off every night, puts em back every morning.
Prenups are very often a smart financial move if you're getting married at any age past 20, or have accrued ANY assets outside of the marriage. They are vital if you have children from a prior relationship.
I love the George Math - please keep it up!
Ryan here - dude I like every video and have been subscribed since months ago 😂
You haven’t even watched the entire video… what if he ends it saying he hates puppies?
@@TheGonzo185bcause he knows Georges humor lol
I'm getting there. George needs to switch to Kirkland toilet paper.
Shut up ryan
To the Ryan’s out there 👍
Love the George math! You do you...we all have our uniqueness.
The one about football time was spot on
The not paying for delivery is real. I ordered pizza and saved on the delivery fee and tip by picking it up myself.
I'm so motivated by not paying retail that i have been known to drive to 5 stores until i get a discount, effectively spending more because of the gas money. I feel guilty buying things... discounts make me think it's ok.
The gas money 🫣
I like to save 100% by not buying anything at all!
I love the George math. Nerd girl math is paying off the house, so that we can max out a TSP and 2 Roths with catchups for 2023. 🎉
This was a fun video. It would only be fair if we had video about "Dave Math" and "Rachel Math."
Keep the George Math coming! I see myself in those! 😂
Yes, more George Math! 😀
I ordered your book because the sample had music and sound effects! Great job!
The George roasting made me giggle.
I love the George math!!! Best podcast out there.
George, if you're 92% of the way to 6 feet, you might want to get one of your 5'7" friends to change the air filter.
😂😂
So, I'm bald with a beard. It's because i shave my head, but can't be bothered shaving my face as well. It's not to make up for going bald. I'm just lazy.
Secondly, a prenup is so that you both can decide what you do with your shit if you break up, not the government. Without a prenup, the government (in the form of a judge) determines what happens with your stuff. A prenup is an agreement between you both without the input of government.
Yes bring back more George math!!!
We need more George Math lol Curious about Rachel, Jade and John Math 😆
My math is as follows: *thing costs $50.99* I look at the price tag and completely don't see the $.99 and tell my wife "Hey, the thing is $50." After decades I still don't know why I do this hah
That's why they price it like that
Fun fact: it’s called “smart pricing”. Usually it’ll be something like $49.99 because people convert that to “forty-something dollars”. 😀
Watch this everyday. I enjoyed the George math segment keep them coming
You should do George math or Ramsey Math with different family members.
My own math is that if there is a 12 part series, it is not worth each book until you have all 12 books
Merry Christmas George!! Love to watch your videos!
Yes for more “George Math”
OMG! Awesome! Especially loved the George math! Sorry. 😂
I feel George on takeout being free because it was picked up 😅 guilty
Actually everyone is wrong here. The guy with the 45K who wants a prenup is smart and will go a long way. You start off with little money and you build significant wealth as you get older. If I had to do it again, 100% a prenup. I lost a lot of money after 20 years of marriage, close to $1m, so yeah $45K can turn into considerable wealth over time.
I’m not sure you know how prenups work. Typically prenups only cover assets brought into a marriage…so unless your spouse would agree to forgo any wealth accumulated during the marriage (which would be insanely dumb). the only real reasons most people would want a prenup is if you know a large inheritance is coming OR if one of the two parties truly is vastly wealthier than the other going into the marriage. If you only make 45k and have no assets… you probably can’t afford the legal fees to put a real prenup in place.
@@carterwgtxEXACTLY. Like someone with that mentality shouldn't even get married
@@carterwgtxYeah you’re right. You don’t know what a prenup does.
Fine, I hit the Like button for you George.
I loved the "George math" segment in this episode. 🙂
Merry Christmas to you all!
Yes, I enjoyed the George math segment. Am waiting for the Tesla, French bulldog and horse selling jokes. Show what a great teacher George is, he can give great info and is still able to take a joke.
horse selling jokes sent me💀💀
I mean you either trust the government to act as your prenup if something happened or you do it yourself ahead of time.
The thumbnail is glorious 😂😭
I got an F for low level maths . I have no hope. I'm not in debt because I check my bank statement every-day. Your advice is very good.
Boy math is multiplying the size of the fish, or the points on the antlers by x1.5
A prenup is just insurance for the marriage. You don't want the marriage to fail, just like you don't want to get into accidents, but if it fails, you want to protect yourself and what little or large your assets are. That's just common sense. And before anyone comments, "How'd that work out?", my fiancée agreed with me, and that was her analogy, and I agree with her.
Love the roasting section. Having 5 inch tall hair does not really make you 6 feet tall. Sally math: being very frugal, yet spending so much on books that it looks like we’re living in a library.
My math aka Kiki’s math is splitting my tips in half so that I can save and still enjoy my coffee every day. 😅
A pre-nup should be seriously considered if either of you have massive debt, or significant assets. Why? Because it honestly takes the money out of the relationship.
Here's my Pastor Math.
My wife is pregnant so we've had 2 nursery age kids for the past 7 months
I asked for a prenup. I got dumped on the spot. Zero conversation. I made the right decision. No apologies.
That’s a woman who values herself and her security. You didn’t want to be a team so she left. Good for her.
Some women are so scared by the word "prenup" that they jump ship despite the fact that it's just an agreement. You can agree to split certain assets if you want.
It isn't even necessarily a "you get nothing."
It's "you can't take me to the cleaners if this falls apart and it isn't the man's fault," as most divorces tend to be.
@@schuylergeery-zink1923team player who quit her silicon valley real estate job 10 days after getting engaged.
I think prenups are smart in a lot of cases. If someone is in it for the right reasons it shouldn’t be a problem
Smart. That's exactly how to weed it those who just want to marry you for your stuff.
You can revisit the prenup later, but it's a good thing to get. You can explain it protects them too. Also. Again you can change it around later
Love the George Math! Needs to be a regular
‘I don’t really do these’ I say as I’m waking to the closest gas station in the freezing cold with an empty litter container to put gas in my car because I didn’t listen to my wife when she said I should fill up the tank
George Math is hilarious! Love it.
Boy math is saying 30 minutes away is "around the corner"
So, you are 5'6" and a smidge? 92% of 6 ft. seems *much* taller! (72 in x .92 = 5'6")
Keep the George Math coming
girl math is when I buy coffee with a gift card or cash meaning money isn't leaving my bank account because that makes it free.
Well, if it was gifted to you by someone else, it didn't really cost you anything, no $ left your account. If someone bought you a 10k Chanel purse, you didn't spend the money. However, if someone gave you 10k & you bought the purse with that $, you did buy it.
I felt like there was a Boy George reference in there😂
Joe math: *sees money in account* I can afford [insert stupid purchase here]... Working in sticking within budget this year so that I don't do this math anymore.
(Old) boy math is thinking an 8% withdrawal rate in retirement is wise
Why would anyone use apple maps?
My husband is totally on board with girl mathing his wardrobe 😂 cost per wear calculation is his passion
Omg, that “I bought it with cash so it’s free” is so relatable I might die. I go off of the numbers in my accounts so if it’s not an app I can see it’s already spent in my brain😅
George math was phenomenal😂🤣👏
Boy math, I get the power tools then fix stuff round the house to justify the power tools 😂😂.
Yep! Budgeting is the way to go.
5'6" is 92% of the way there if anyone is wondering
Boy math 5'10" is 6'. Girl math is not knowing the difference between a a guy that's 5'10" and 6'.
Don’t listen to his advice about prenups. Everyone should have one when they get married. Marriage is a legal contract with no section regarding the dissolution of the contract. It’s the guy who only makes $45k who needs it the most since he won’t be able to afford anything if the state awards his ex alimony/spousal support or crazy high child support. Outline how the relationship will end while you still like each other, if you wait until it’s over, you will lose.
A man who makes 45k can't support a household on that. His wife likely makes the same or more, that's the way it is with couples today. In my state (California) alimony is very rare, assets are split 50/50. If one makes 45k there will be no assets of value.
@@mtngrl5859Doesn’t matter. Prenups are necessary.
@@bitviper3430 They can be helpful, they aren't iron clad. I could give examples of many cases that they don't protect 100%, I'm a financial planner but at least they provide a framework. Statistically people who have prenups have a higher rate of divorce than those who don't have one. It could be a variety of factors, often more "traditionally religious" people are less likely to have one, so it could be that their marriages are more grounded in their faith, so less likely to divorce.
You do have nice hair
Why you coming for the Ryan's George?!?!
lol I kinda like the George Roost 😂
Some young women come into a marriage with massive amounts of student loan debt. If so, a prenup would make sense. For example, make her commit to doing all of the baby steps (especially cancelling all credit cards) and paying off all of her student loans before buying an expensive ring, having an expensive wedding, buying a new car, or buying a house. Get out of debt before spending money on things you don't need to impress people you don't love. This approach could easily highlight differences in financial philosophies before you get married.
Me and my girlfriend very much believe in a prenup, but on the other hand we’re both positive on a net worth evaluation which is unusual for our age group. 😎