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@_Lin_inc Sometimes we should know the people we’re getting married to before we actually marry them

Caller: “My divorce is costing me a fortune($200k and counting)” Caller: I’m three years into a divorce and it’s destroying me financially and emotionally. I’ve spent $200,000 on legal fees and forensic accounting to uncover assets tied to my ex-wife’s private company stock. I’m now $30,000 in credit card debt and the case could drag on another year. George: Why not settle now? Caller: Because the stock value keeps increasing annually. If I wait, the payout could be significantly larger. Dave: Chris, that’s the sunk cost fallacy. You’ve already spent $200,000 chasing a number that keeps moving. Every month you continue, you’re gambling more of your financial future on a maybe. Caller: But walking away feels like losing after everything I’ve put in. Dave: Staying in costs you more than leaving does. You’re not funding justice at this point, you’re funding your lawyers’ lifestyle. Wave the white flag. Settle, get out, and stop the bleeding. Sell your remaining properties if you need to, pay off the $30,000 in credit card debt, and start rebuilding your life. Caller: It’s hard to accept that loss. Dave: The money you might gain isn’t worth another year of this; financially or mentally. The divorce has already cost you $200,000 and three years of your life. Don’t let it cost you more.

@Lou_inc Very entitled landlord

Caller: My fiancé’s landlord wants him to pay $5,900 for plumbing repairs after a leak inside the wall. He’s been renting the house through a handshake agreement for the last three years. Dave Ramsey: Unless your fiancé caused the damage through negligence, that’s not his responsibility. Structural repairs like plumbing inside the walls are typically the landlord’s job. Caller: The rent has been below market because they’re family friends, so we feel guilty saying no. Dave Ramsey: Their generosity doesn’t mean you agreed to pay for major home repairs. Those are two separate issues. Caller: So how should we respond? Dave Ramsey: Be kind, thank them for helping with the rent over the years, but be clear: “We appreciate everything you’ve done, but we never agreed to pay for home maintenance, and we can’t cover a $5,900 repair.” Caller: I’m worried this could hurt the relationship. Dave Ramsey: They put the relationship in this position by asking you to pay their repair bill. Don’t let guilt push you into accepting a responsibility that isn’t yours. As you’re preparing for marriage, protecting your own financial future has to come first.

@_Lin_inc @Ankara_inc Great advice Dave

Caller: “I’m 66 and I have nothing saved for retirement” Caller: We’re 66, no retirement savings, no pension, and we’re renting. I’m picking up full time work in August. We just don’t know where to start. Dave: You need to treat this like a serious health diagnosis, the habits that got you here cannot continue. But you do have a path. Caller: What does that look like? Dave: You work for at least another 10 years. Save 15% of your income aggressively and you could reach around $350,000 in retirement savings by 76. Simultaneously, save for a large down payment and buy a very modest home or condo on a 10 or 15-year fixed mortgage, the goal is a paid off home by 76 as well. Caller: That feels tight but doable. Dave: The full time work starting in August helps significantly. Every dollar matters right now. Dave: And to anyone watching who’s 19 to 25, this couple’s situation is exactly why you start now. Compound interest is exponential. The same 15% saved in your 20s produces dramatically more than waiting until your 40s or 50s. It’s not about how much you save, it’s about when you start. Intentionality early changes everything.

@Tokyo_pi1 Yikes

Ryan Reynolds says he had one problem with Dogpool and it was absolutely disgusting. Ryan Reynolds: “Peggy is the sweetest dog but her tongue is fucking revolting.” The award-winning “ugliest dog in the UK” had one job in Deadpool & Wolverine: “She needed to just explore the inside of my mouth in a scene.” Ryan admits the clip is him barely holding it together.

@Lou_inc Notorious person

Epstein story isn’t over one name deserves far more scrutiny. Joe Rogan says one of the biggest names linked to Jeffrey Epstein is finally being talked about openly. On his podcast, Rogan questioned why former Victoria’s Secret executive Les Wexner’s name had been redacted in earlier Epstein-related documents, saying his name is now being identified publicly as an alleged co-conspirator. Rogan also pointed to Wexner’s long-known financial ties to Epstein, including gifting him a multimillion-dollar Manhattan mansion, and questioned why those connections weren’t receiving more public attention. The conversation has reignited debate over transparency, accountability, and who knew what in the Epstein network.

@Ankara_inc Well, we watch his movies and we’re in awe

Matthew McConaughey says he would walk out to the parking lot after watching his own films and throw up. He couldn’t even look at the monitor on set, too afraid of what he’d see. “Matthew McConaughey: I mean look, the objective side of... early on I was too afraid to go look at a monitor.” “Rick Rubin: Yeah.” “Matthew McConaughey: Early on, I didn't even, I still, not as much anymore, but early on, I would go see a film that I was in and have to go to the parking lot and throw up.” “Rick Rubin: Yeah. Just because” “Matthew McConaughey: Just because” “Rick Rubin: stressful.” “Matthew McConaughey: it was... you know, you see one scene and a whole week's work or would come brushing in to 60 seconds on a film and it was too much. And I didn't like seeing myself. I didn't like hearing myself. Um... Again, got over that a little bit”

@_Lin_inc Help him out for God’s sake. He is 88! what work can he do?

Caller: “ I have a net worth of about $3 million and my Dad has asked for $55,000 to pay his debt. What should i do?” Caller: My 80 year old father is asking my husband and me for $55,000 to pay off his credit card and car loan debt. Dave: What’s your financial situation? Carla: We’re retired, debt free, net worth between $2 and $3 million but we’re on a fixed income and would have to dip into retirement accounts to do it. Dave: And your husband’s position? Carla: He’s firmly against it. But my dad is very persuasive and I feel guilty saying no. Dave: Carla, the answer is no. You have no moral, ethical, or biblical obligation to fund your father’s bad financial habits especially when manipulation is part of how he’s asking. Carla: But he’s 80 and he’s my dad. Dave: Being your dad doesn’t give him the right to your retirement. And “no” is a complete sentence. Don’t give him an encyclopedia of reasons, he’ll debate every one. Be brief, be gentle, and be firm. Carla: What can I offer instead? Dave: Gift him Financial Peace University. Give him the tools to help himself. That’s generous without enabling the pattern.

@Tokyo_pi1 Actors be doing stuff they don’t know

Matthew McConaughey says he thought he was smoking fake weed in a scene with Snoop Dogg until Snoop revealed the truth. Matthew McConaughey: “I talked to Snoop, I said, ‘These are my prop joints, oregano.’ He’s like, ‘Yeah, yeah, I got that. I got that.’” “So all of a sudden we go do the scene and right after the scene I just feel like, man, I’m not sure that was prop.” “I look over and Snoop goes, ‘Yo, Moondog, that wasn’t prop weed. That was Snoop weed.’” “Okay, man. Buckle up because here we go.”

Jennifer Lawrence says she accidentally took an Adderall instead of a sleeping pill the night before filming Red Sparrow. Stayed awake the entire night. Then had to show up on set, exhausted and panicking, and deliver lines in a Russian accent. The line she had to get through: “Senate Armed Services Committee.” “I guess, uh, to make room for... Um, I also once took an Ambien in the morning, thinking it was something else. Leonardo DiCaprio: Wow. Those are key screw-ups. Jennifer Lawrence: Yeah. Leonardo DiCaprio: Wow. Jennifer Lawrence: And it was a dance scene with Philip Seymour Hoffman on the second Hunger Games movie. And I was hallucinating. Leonardo DiCaprio: Oh. It almost—it almost shuts off a certain part of your brain, Ambien. Jennifer Lawrence: Well, certainly the memorizational part of your brain. Leonardo DiCaprio: And you had to say lines with that? Wow. Jennifer Lawrence: I did. Yeah. Yeah, I did. And Elizabeth Banks got really annoyed with me because maybe she didn't know that I was on an Ambien. But I kept asking the director, "Wait, and what does this mean? Wait, and what does this mean? And what does that mean?" And she just, like, threw her sides, and she was just like, "Fine, let's just keep talking about it!

@Ankara_inc Acting is so tough man

@Lou_inc Yo, he got so lucky

Joe Rogan says he’s in the Epstein files for refusing to meet Jeffrey Epstein. “Yeah, I'm in the files for not going, cause Jeffrey Epstein was trying to meet with me.” “One of my guests tried to set it up in 2017. I Googled Epstein and said, ‘What the f*** are you talking about?’ I would’ve never gone.”