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Caleb Hammer is losing his mind on this one. Imagine having $70,000 of bad debt but already having a trip to Italy booked because "it returns on memories" ​Caleb Hammer: "How much bad debt do you have? Bad debt, not mortgage. Bad debt! Not mortgage." ​Guest: "Probably around $60,000?" ​Caleb Hammer: "70." ​Guest: "Oh yeah, I didn't know." ​Caleb Hammer: "What hits your account on a monthly basis income-wise?" ​Guest: "$3,600." ​Caleb Hammer: "$3,600. Okay. How much was spent last month? Give me your best." ​Guest: "Probably about $2,500?" ​Caleb Hammer: "Yeah, $6,600." ​Guest: "66?!" ​Caleb Hammer: "How can we be this far off?!" ​Guest: "I just don't pay attention. I don't. I mean, I know how much is in my bank account." ​Caleb Hammer: "Fine. You don't pay attention, you like to blow your money. Why do you not pay attention?" ​Guest: "cuz growing up money was kind of a hard issue. So now that I kind of have my own money, I just kind of pay what I can and spend what I have in my bank account, without thinking twice about it." ​Caleb Hammer: "What is your goal? What are we trying to do?" ​Guest: "I mean I'm trying to get the debt down so that way." ​Caleb Hammer: "No, you don't. There is nothing that would suggest that. What is the actual. Is there any goal?" ​Guest: "I mean, I want to get to a place with no debt, um, but I also. I'm also going on a trip to Italy next month." ​Caleb Hammer: "How?! How have you spent more than you brought in, like double! How?! That is not a cheap trip!" ​Guest: "No, not at all. I've paid about $1,500 towards it already." ​Caleb Hammer: "But you're gonna eat food while you're there. You're gonna get transportation while you're there. Is Italy providing a return on investment? I don't think so." ​Guest: "No, but it returns on memories and the time." ​Caleb Hammer: "Memories are good, but you could have better and more memories if you do not have 50, 60, 70,000 dollars of bad debt ballooning! Ballooning 30% interest!"

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