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Inspired by Grant Sanderson (Grant Sanderson).. Figma CEO Dylan Field (Dylan Field) has been "vibe mathing" "It's just a form of LLM psychosis, you know? Until it's not, but we'll see." "Grant does these explainer videos for math that are just incredible." "He really uses graphics & design to...

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Caller (Holly): "...to my husband, after basically tell him in a loving way that I really don't care what his dreams and aspirations are, that I really just need him to get a better job." John Delony: "Oh, fantastic! This is incredible." Host (Rachel Cruze): "Oh." John Delony: "Okay, dig in. How..." John Delony: "I don't care! Like, this is a wife that's at the end of her rope!" Rachel Cruze: "No, she's resolved. She's really resolved. That's all I was going to say, Holly knows." John Delony: "I love it! This is a wife at the end of her rope. 'I don't care what your stupid dreams are, I don't care when you think the Avon sale is going to finally come through...'" Rachel Cruze: "You just need to..." John Delony: "...you just need to make money! We're hungry! So yeah, tell us where you're at." Holly: "Okay, so we've been married for 17 years, and we have five kids and another one on the way." Rachel Cruze: "Oh, wow." Holly: "First 10 years, he was active duty in the military. That was really, really hard on our relationship, and we made choices. He chose to get out because our family is more important, and that stability is more important. And we made choices like I gave up my career I'm a preschool teacher by trade and I gave that up to be with our kids, and we..." Holly: "...I just, he's underemployed. He's working like..." Rachel Cruze: "Yeah, what's his situation now, job-wise?" Holly: "He took a job that guarantees him 30 hours a week as a school bus driver. He has two degrees that we already did the hard work of getting, like, he got those since we've been married." Rachel Cruze: "Right." Holly: "And he got his higher degree..." John Delony: "How is he supporting five kids, one on the way, with being a bus driver?" Holly: "Um, it's really hard. He does get some disability, um, but it's not like complete or anything. And then..." Rachel Cruze: "And Holly, is his mindset like he's happy because he has time with the family, it's not that much, 'I'm not stressed,' and all of that? Or is he, does he feel undervaluing at all? Like, is he looking or talking about other things?" Holly: "He's such a sweetheart. I think he really likes what he does, and he loves working with the people he works with. He's job-hopped, he's experienced a lot of job loss since he left the military, and he finally has found a job that he really likes, where the people really seem to appreciate him." Holly: "But it doesn't make up for the fact that he's underpaid. And we're hustling. We're on Baby Step 2, we're like really working the debt snowball to the best of our ability. I have been working like 50 hours a week trying to open my own daycare, which didn't go well because of other things." Holly: "But I've been working and bringing in as much as I can. And..." John Delony: "So..." Holly: "...the problem is that all these side hustles brought our income up to the point where we're bringing in almost $10,000 a month. But I'm due soon, and most of my students have left because of my pregnancy..." Rachel Cruze: "Mm-hmm." Holly: "...which is understandable." Rachel Cruze: "Well yeah, and you're working so much to make that, versus having a 40-hour-a-week job where you're making $80k or whatever it is."

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