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Da habe ich ihnen gesagt, dass ihre Mutter gestorben ist. Not in such a succinct fashion, but the reaction was that my oldest daughter, who was I think nine at the time, absolutely registered and fell apart. The news hit her very hard. My youngest daughter did not quite understand was wirklich passiert war und was in sich seine eigene Gravität hatte.
Da habe ich ihnen gesagt, dass ihre Mutter gestorben ist. Not in such a succinct fashion, but the reaction was that my oldest daughter, who was I think nine at the time, absolutely registered and fell apart. The news hit her very hard. My youngest daughter did not quite understand was wirklich passiert war und was in sich seine eigene Gravität hatte.
Da habe ich ihnen gesagt, dass ihre Mutter gestorben ist. Not in such a succinct fashion, but the reaction was that my oldest daughter, who was I think nine at the time, absolutely registered and fell apart. The news hit her very hard. My youngest daughter did not quite understand was wirklich passiert war und was in sich seine eigene Gravität hatte.
Sie machen definitiv.
Sie machen definitiv.
Sie machen definitiv.
Sie haben es definitiv gemacht.
Sie haben es definitiv gemacht.
Sie haben es definitiv gemacht.
10%?
10%?
10%?
Doing great, Dave. Thanks for asking. Glad to have a little bit of time on this show with y'all.
Doing great, Dave. Thanks for asking. Glad to have a little bit of time on this show with y'all.
Doing great, Dave. Thanks for asking. Glad to have a little bit of time on this show with y'all.
So I have a family business that we've been managing for about seven years now. It's going to be closing down in the next couple months, and we're going to be due to owe about $160,000 in debt. How can my wife and I attack our share of the debt while also protecting our household finances?
So I have a family business that we've been managing for about seven years now. It's going to be closing down in the next couple months, and we're going to be due to owe about $160,000 in debt. How can my wife and I attack our share of the debt while also protecting our household finances?
So I have a family business that we've been managing for about seven years now. It's going to be closing down in the next couple months, and we're going to be due to owe about $160,000 in debt. How can my wife and I attack our share of the debt while also protecting our household finances?
So the business is a split between my mother-in-law, father-in-law, my sister-in-law and her husband, and my wife and I. It's not exactly one-third all the way around, but it's pretty close.
So the business is a split between my mother-in-law, father-in-law, my sister-in-law and her husband, and my wife and I. It's not exactly one-third all the way around, but it's pretty close.