I've been where she is. It grinds you down so much you feel absolutely helpless. I hope she finds the strength to get out. Waking up in the morning knowing you finally have control of your own life and finances is a wonderful feeling.
She allowed her husband to take money out of her retirement plan? She signed a HELOC and "didn't know" what she was signing? No taxes filed in years? How does she deal with critical situations at work as a nurse? Just signing her name to anything anyone tells her to? THAT is really frightening!
I have a former coworker who would sign whatever her husband presented to her and took him at his word as to what it was about. She later found out they were half a million dollars in debt and owed back taxes. Also it’s possible thats this guy forged her signature since he’s been accused of criminal behavior.
Man, my ex wife blamed me for everything. She didn't want to move, she didn't want to buy our house. Hell at one point she didn't want to get married. She was never able to explain why she signed literally everything if she didn't want any of that. Sometimes it's an accountability issue.
@@anndeecosita3586 A person can trust their spouse entirely, BUT it is always important to read anything before you sign it. Even with a trustworthy spouse, the other person can sometimes "see" something the first person missed. A spousal proofreader who looks out for your best interests is the best person to trust!
No man or woman should EVER put their entire financial future and stability in one persons hands, married or not. This clueless “I let them handle everything, I don’t know what’s going on” approach is putting a lot of women especially in precarious situations like these. No one can predict how someone will be down the line or human nature so you always have to have a means of making your own money and investing for your future.
She won't do it just look at how many times she tried to defend and make excuses for him when Dave said Divorce him tomorrow. Wake up or receive zero sympathy you are just as much to blame as he is as you are the one who kept blindly signing away and you still choose to stay with him. Soon as you let him get away with it once, he was always going to do it again and again as you have indirectly told him there are no consequences to his actions. You should have took control of the finances after the first time he decided to Steal, Gamble & get in debt.
An old boss of mine was a casino hawk. Loved going. His advice has always stuck with me: go to the casino with $20. If you lose it all, it's only $20, if you leave with more you're up up. Of course I didn't listen and lost $40 in 2 hands of blackjack in about 5 minutes. Hurt more when I was making $7/hr. Ha.
Well, it does suck when you aren't making much. I remember my 4 buds we all went to Atlantic City with $100 each, expecting to lose it all but have fun. We didn't realize how fast. One of my friends lost it all in about 10 minutes, we had at least stretched that $100 to over an hour while drinking and smoking while poor guy had to watch.
I have never put so much as a nickel into gambling at a casino although I have gone to them many times. I go to eat, shows, shop, and dance in their clubs. The rest is a waste.
Dave is right that she’s been ignoring this for too long. She may not have known all the details, but would have known something wasn’t adding up for a long time.
Don’t file a divorce before you leave - physical separation first - always have they plan in place first. Once you have that physical separation- you sre safer in all ways t separate.
People tend to poo-poo gambling addiction as if it were any less harmful than a drug addiction but I can tell you from personal experience, it will destroy your life.
I have been in business transactions where I and others had to sign paperwork. I read it and asked questions and everyone else complained and said "just sign it, it's the standard paperwork". Then the person that was supposed to know what it meant, couldn't tell me. This lady was already in distress and fearing the consequences of not doing what she was told.
Because some people want to unplug and let their spouse handle all finances. This is a terrible idea. Even if they aren’t addicts or crooks, if they pass suddenly, you will have no idea what’s going on and will have to scramble on top of grieving.
She’s not going anywhere. You have to not tell him anything financial and basically keep everything separate. Hide all important paperwork at a friend’s house. Never ever give access to banking. Basically hide your wallet. It’s a sad way to live but I’ve seen this work.
Why isn’t he in jail for stealing from a non-profit? How can she bear to be with this man one more minute? He’s a liar and a thief. There is NO future with him!
I have worked with a number of nurses who were really smart, which you have to be to be a nurse, but who were also the most air-headed people I've ever met. I mean, like a dozen or more, including my cousin. Weird.
What's even worse is that he also hurt his own child and his family to such a degree. I think she'll do it. You've got a lot of prayers behind you when you read these comments. Stop the abuse of you and your family. This should've been done years ago. Better late than never
@@michaelcrowley1172 They only do that if you don’t file and you owe. Several of my relatives don’t file taxes but like every 3 years and then they submit multiple years at a time. But they are getting refunds. If the IRS owes you then they don’t care if you don’t file. One year I didn’t file until September because I hadn’t realized I missed a step when doing my federal taxes online. Then in September it dawned on me I never received a refund (not that it was much) and I filed. Never got a “late” notice.
He might unalive her. Had a friend who found the same thing, filed for divorce and kicked him out the next day. He came to the house the day after and unalived her!!
does not work that way since they are married its a civil matter. maybe just the non profit yes he can get arrested. just watch your back and be more with your finances
I really wish Dave could have had his team put her in touch with someone. She is too afraid to pick up that phone because of convoluted fear and doubt that has been put upon her to make the "wrong move". She has family, she has a therapist, she talked to a lawyer and nothing has changed.
If she had a Fidelity login and he knew her passwords, he definitely could have EFTed funds out of it posing as her. Illegal as F, but he also stole from the non-profit so it fits his M.O.
I think the Posters Personal Assistant Coach Hilder trades for everyone I meet. I met her twice at a meeting in Connecticut and after her lectures from her. I had to personally ask her to be my financial advisor. she is definitely good.
I have never seen a trader as open and transparent as Coach Hilder with her clients. The way she decides to make a profit for her clients. she allows you to express your fears and she still rests your fears and that is my respect. I don't normally comment on videos, but this word should be included. she is really cool.
She is blaming her husband 100%. However she is signing stuff "I didn't know what it is". And "I haven't filed taxes in 4 years. I am sure the dude is bad news, but she needs to stop saying "he does this and he does that" and look at herself in the mirror.
I knew a lady whose ex husband was a gambleholic and her comment was she wished that he had been an alchoholic instead as he would not have been able to drink the amount of money that had been lost to gambling
My wife's ex stole over $400k from her 401k, in the year 2000 dollars. He repeatedly posed as her, fraudulently, and by the time that she discovered it, he had nothing to show for it. He is a broke loser to this day.
If this was a man calling in today with the same situation...............dave would tell him to get 3 jobs, sell everything and get this mess cleaned up so he can save his marriage.
@godsdozer I believe you are wrong in your assumption, because whether it's the man or woman who is stealing money for gambling, it wouldn't matter. If the same thing was going on with either of the spouses, it's the same situation regardless.
@@ht8259 Was she a gambler? This whole video was about a man who steals money from others (including his wife) so he can keep up his gambling habit. If the video you are referring to had a wife that did the same, and refused to go to counseling to get help for her gambling habit, then I would agree with you, but what you described may well have been a different scenario. Maybe the wife in that instance was willing to get help and willing to change. You didn't mention that if so. I can almost guarantee that situation wasn't like this one though.
She's not going anywhere! Unfortunately women like this that has been married that long feel like they're too old to start over and they don't want to be alone. She's not going to file for divorce.
I would get a divorce immediately even if I had to borrow the money. I would divorce him even if I had to give him the house and all of the money in the bank accounts. He is being prosecuted for financial crimes so there is likely to be a restitution order if he’s convicted. Anything that is partially his as their marital property could potentially be seized and sold to pay this. Also, the judge might order you to only be responsible for half of the marital debt which would give you a lighter load. She is working. Get an apartment or maybe ask family to stay with them while paying down debt. Start over.
Depends on your finances . 1000$ in XAI215T is 4000 XAI215T if it goes to 50% of ath in 2024 thats a 600% gain. If it goes equal to ath . Its a 1200% gain.
Guy calls in with a wife that has a shopping addiction. Dave recommends to get into marriage counseling. Woman calls in with a husband with gambling addiction. Divorce immediately! He doesn’t get a vote
How does one take out a spouses retirement fund? Plus you receive at least an annual statement. I used to receive quarterly statements. Sign a HELOC without knowing what you are signing???
Some of these calls are ridiculous. He’s stealing from you, your children, and a non profit organization. This lady STILL has endless excuses for him. Just pathetic people
I don’t know. If he is not violent and they love each other, why separate? She can open her own accounts: checking and IRA and separate his finances from hers.
I mean theres plenty of red lights to say escape. But the moment you said "stole from a non profit". This is the point you file divorce. And never look back no matter how well behaved he has been after. The guy is willing to commit a serious crime against likely some of our most vulnerable people presumably.. theres no non profits for rich people.. so... hes taking from the poor. The poor or sick.
Why do women (or men) let their spouses control the finances? In an ideal marriage you should have blind trust, but that's not the way reality works. It is important that both of you know exactly what is going on regarding your finances, and you should both be checking on your finances at least on a monthly basis so there are no surprises down the line. When you leave it up to one person, they could be doing all sorts of things and spending irresponsibly. Also, God forbid, what if one of you dies and you are left in the dark about your incoming and outgoing and possibly debt the other may have run up? Wise up and get up to date on where exactly your finances lie for your own good.
Divorce is extreme but she should definitely keep her finances separate and get him some gambling addiction help. The problem with America is they give up on marriage so quickly. Not saying she shouldn't divorce him but damn that aint up to us or Dave Ramsey to Tell her to do that lol. We say we are Christians but never wanna forgive people. SMH. Just my opinion yall have a good one.
@@Nonsense116 Knowing someone who is in "addiction" is very different than trusting someone who is wasting their lives away. She needs to walk away from this man who is incredibly selfish. Anyone can see this.
Yes he is anti-divorce, but he also has a mebtality of "there is always a breaking point". When he sees they tried everything and especially if a woman is being hung out to dry by her husband he can recommend it. This was surprisingly forceful though.
Caller-It's a big deal when Dave tells you to file for divorce. Please do it!
I know! And Dave was adamant that she needed to do it tomorrow!
Dave breaks up more marriages than makes millionaires.
I've been where she is. It grinds you down so much you feel absolutely helpless. I hope she finds the strength to get out. Waking up in the morning knowing you finally have control of your own life and finances is a wonderful feeling.
She allowed her husband to take money out of her retirement plan?
She signed a HELOC and "didn't know" what she was signing? No taxes filed in years?
How does she deal with critical situations at work as a nurse? Just signing her name to anything anyone tells her to?
THAT is really frightening!
Exactly. Being a nurse requires a lot of brains and critical thinking skills. She has neither.
It's a breach of trust. She should be able to trust him, she just did not know how devious and deceitful he truly was.
I have a former coworker who would sign whatever her husband presented to her and took him at his word as to what it was about. She later found out they were half a million dollars in debt and owed back taxes.
Also it’s possible thats this guy forged her signature since he’s been accused of criminal behavior.
Man, my ex wife blamed me for everything. She didn't want to move, she didn't want to buy our house. Hell at one point she didn't want to get married. She was never able to explain why she signed literally everything if she didn't want any of that. Sometimes it's an accountability issue.
@@anndeecosita3586 A person can trust their spouse entirely, BUT it is always important to read anything before you sign it.
Even with a trustworthy spouse, the other person can sometimes "see" something the first person missed.
A spousal proofreader who looks out for your best interests is the best person to trust!
Abuse and addiction are the two deal breakers for me in relationships. If you indulge in either of those, I'll be gone like a lightning bolt
for me it's spelling... please learn it
Agreed 100%. I hope those people get help and get better, and can have a good life... with someone else, cuz it ain't gonna be me!
Bye
Abuse, yes. Addiction is a disease that can potentially be treated.
He stole from a non-profit? Report him. He needs to serve time.
She said he has counts against him which means he has been criminally charged.
Heartbreaking. Hope she acts FAST, RUNS, and DOESN'T LOOK BACK!
Too late.
Divorce is the correct answer.
You know it is bad if Dave is for divorce. Poor lady and family.
yes indeed what the hell is she waiting for?
when will this lady ever wise up? oh my god
Sure TH-cam warrior.
No man or woman should EVER put their entire financial future and stability in one persons hands, married or not. This clueless “I let them handle everything, I don’t know what’s going on” approach is putting a lot of women especially in precarious situations like these. No one can predict how someone will be down the line or human nature so you always have to have a means of making your own money and investing for your future.
After how many thousand calls Dave still cares the most about people. Poor lady.
Hes going to clear her out before this marriage ends.
oh my God what a terrible terrible husband!
I was in the same situation. Luckily I wised up after only 4 years!!!
She won't do it just look at how many times she tried to defend and make excuses for him when Dave said Divorce him tomorrow. Wake up or receive zero sympathy you are just as much to blame as he is as you are the one who kept blindly signing away and you still choose to stay with him. Soon as you let him get away with it once, he was always going to do it again and again as you have indirectly told him there are no consequences to his actions. You should have took control of the finances after the first time he decided to Steal, Gamble & get in debt.
Best indicator of future behavior? Past behavior, of course!
Why does she still care what he thinks? He stole money a nonprofit, and he stole money from her. She's literally ignoring every red flag.
Because she's part of the problem.
She’s not leaving. Can hear it in her voice
Yup!!! Thought the exact same thing.
Yep, she's not going anywhere. She thinks this can be fixed.
She is gonna stay and ruin her life
I hope this woman realizes how lucky she is that she has the means to leave. I wish her well 🙏🙏🙏
This is what Dave is good at. Tough love.
yes he is
An old boss of mine was a casino hawk. Loved going. His advice has always stuck with me: go to the casino with $20. If you lose it all, it's only $20, if you leave with more you're up up. Of course I didn't listen and lost $40 in 2 hands of blackjack in about 5 minutes. Hurt more when I was making $7/hr. Ha.
Well, it does suck when you aren't making much. I remember my 4 buds we all went to Atlantic City with $100 each, expecting to lose it all but have fun. We didn't realize how fast. One of my friends lost it all in about 10 minutes, we had at least stretched that $100 to over an hour while drinking and smoking while poor guy had to watch.
I have never put so much as a nickel into gambling at a casino although I have gone to them many times. I go to eat, shows, shop, and dance in their clubs. The rest is a waste.
You aren't being " too nice" to yourself....take care of yourself and your own future.
Dave is right that she’s been ignoring this for too long. She may not have known all the details, but would have known something wasn’t adding up for a long time.
When you misunderstand the debt snowball
Good one
She's not realizing that her life will BEGIN when she leaves.
Too late.
Don’t file a divorce before you leave - physical separation first - always have they plan in place first. Once you have that physical separation- you sre safer in all ways t separate.
And we all think our problems are bad.... wow. I'm grateful for my husband and i feel so awful for this woman.
People tend to poo-poo gambling addiction as if it were any less harmful than a drug addiction but I can tell you from personal experience, it will destroy your life.
Dave is slow to slower to reach for divorce. If Dave is saying head for divorce, its time to head for divorce.
Yep.
YES!!!!!!
Being married to a problem gambler must be the worst case scenario from a financial relationship point of view.
She got stolen from!! Why didn’t she read what she signed!! Cmon lady!!
I have been in business transactions where I and others had to sign paperwork. I read it and asked questions and everyone else complained and said "just sign it, it's the standard paperwork". Then the person that was supposed to know what it meant, couldn't tell me.
This lady was already in distress and fearing the consequences of not doing what she was told.
Can't you tell how passive she is?
Because some people want to unplug and let their spouse handle all finances. This is a terrible idea. Even if they aren’t addicts or crooks, if they pass suddenly, you will have no idea what’s going on and will have to scramble on top of grieving.
A doctor friend of mine once told me that divorce is expensive bc it is worth it. I didn’t understand it at the time but I sure did not long after.
She’s not going anywhere. You have to not tell him anything financial and basically keep everything separate. Hide all important paperwork at a friend’s house. Never ever give access to banking. Basically hide your wallet. It’s a sad way to live but I’ve seen this work.
Why isn’t he in jail for stealing from a non-profit? How can she bear to be with this man one more minute? He’s a liar and a thief. There is NO future with him!
She said he has counts against him. That means the prosecution is ongoing. Not everyone stays in jail while their case is pending.
I have worked with a number of nurses who were really smart, which you have to be to be a nurse, but who were also the most air-headed people I've ever met. I mean, like a dozen or more, including my cousin. Weird.
My experience is that nurses will care for others to the detriment of themselves and can sacrifice their health.
Every party girl in my high school went on to be a nurse. Makes me nervous.
She didn't know she was signing a HELOC? What did she think she was signing!?
100% or how did he withdraw money from HER retirement without her knowing she is on 57, she would have to fill out paperwork for early withdrawal
@UsernameUnkwn21 Can't you tell from this phone call how passive she is? Doesn't sound like she was looking after the money.
It does not mean he can take her money
@@UsernameUnkwn21Could he have filled it out and forged her signature? Not like he isn’t accused of financial crimes.
A Sheloc.
This is two people living two separate lives. They haven’t been married for a very long time.
Yes, but she is stuck legally until she files.
Thanks Dr Phil
What's even worse is that he also hurt his own child and his family to such a degree. I think she'll do it. You've got a lot of prayers behind you when you read these comments. Stop the abuse of you and your family. This should've been done years ago. Better late than never
He's absolutely right
What a severe betrayal of trust ....no words....
She hasn't "done taxes" for years. They both should be worried about going to jail for not filing taxes.
Well, at least they may have gambling losses
They won't put you in jail for owing taxes, but will,for not filing.
@@michaelcrowley1172
They only do that if you don’t file and you owe. Several of my relatives don’t file taxes but like every 3 years and then they submit multiple years at a time. But they are getting refunds. If the IRS owes you then they don’t care if you don’t file. One year I didn’t file until September because I hadn’t realized I missed a step when doing my federal taxes online. Then in September it dawned on me I never received a refund (not that it was much) and I filed. Never got a “late” notice.
@@anndeecosita3586 true,was referring to someone who owes, any attempt to repay,to an extent, will keep you out of jail.Godbless.
He might unalive her. Had a friend who found the same thing, filed for divorce and kicked him out the next day. He came to the house the day after and unalived her!!
He killed her!
Wow!!!!! So sad.🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
Horrible. They say when you first leave an abusive relationship is when you are most at risk for being targeted.
Tip- make appointments with the three best divorce attorneys. Once they consult with you they can't represent him.
She should report him to the police. He needs to be arrested for embezzlement.
does not work that way since they are married its a civil matter. maybe just the non profit yes he can get arrested. just watch your back and be more with your finances
I thought she said he gotten into trouble for embezzlement. I'm not sure how he kept that secret.
He is already facing embezzlement charges from the non-profit. So it’s probably not going to matter.
Terrifying. Gambling destroys lives.
If I discovered that my husband had stolen $60K from our son, I would hire a divorce attorney with the hour.
One of the biggest things one learns as a nurse is never sign anything until you read the entire document.
I really wish Dave could have had his team put her in touch with someone. She is too afraid to pick up that phone because of convoluted fear and doubt that has been put upon her to make the "wrong move". She has family, she has a therapist, she talked to a lawyer and nothing has changed.
Unless she gave him permission he cannot withdraw money from her retirement..
If she had a Fidelity login and he knew her passwords, he definitely could have EFTed funds out of it posing as her. Illegal as F, but he also stole from the non-profit so it fits his M.O.
Biding your time. Don't agree with him but wow refreshing honest. I work with nurses women always plan their exit. Amazing.
We are all Biden our time for 35 days.
@@jimmymcgill6778 another guy that's destroying Everything he can while he's still around
I think the Posters Personal Assistant Coach Hilder trades for everyone I meet. I met her twice at a meeting in Connecticut and after her lectures from her. I had to personally ask her to be my financial advisor. she is definitely good.
I have never seen a trader as open and transparent as Coach Hilder with her clients. The way she decides to make a profit for her clients. she allows you to express your fears and she still rests your fears and that is my respect. I don't normally comment on videos, but this word should be included. she is really cool.
Coach Hilder is definitely the best so far. she always surprises me with amazing results.. We also plan to surprise her. You must have heard of it.
I just looked up her name online. She is licensed with credible certificates and has an amazing track record.
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he threatened to leave, he threatened to stay. Everything is a threat, unless he pays
How did he get money out of your retirement?? YOU have to sign paperwork to do so ..Ma'am own your part in this ..
She is blaming her husband 100%. However she is signing stuff "I didn't know what it is". And "I haven't filed taxes in 4 years. I am sure the dude is bad news, but she needs to stop saying "he does this and he does that" and look at herself in the mirror.
Yep. One year, OK, but four? She needs to wake up!
Where was she at in this marriage . Why wasn't she watching her money.
I knew a lady whose ex husband was a gambleholic and her comment was she wished that he had been an alchoholic instead as he would not have been able to drink the amount of money that had been lost to gambling
Never ever share a bank account with anyone! Not even a partner
My wife's ex stole over $400k from her 401k, in the year 2000 dollars. He repeatedly posed as her, fraudulently, and by the time that she discovered it, he had nothing to show for it. He is a broke loser to this day.
She should call Dr John show
She needs to get a divorce asap. And go no contact with him unless he has five years without gambling and had no debt anymore because he pays it off.
If this was a man calling in today with the same situation...............dave would tell him to get 3 jobs, sell everything and get this mess cleaned up so he can save his marriage.
@godsdozer I believe you are wrong in your assumption, because whether it's the man or woman who is stealing money for gambling, it wouldn't matter. If the same thing was going on with either of the spouses, it's the same situation regardless.
“You didn’t realize your wife was in debt? You’re a terrible husband you need to step up”
YUP
No I heard his talk with someone whose wife had hidden mega debt & he did not say that.
@@ht8259 Was she a gambler? This whole video was about a man who steals money from others (including his wife) so he can keep up his gambling habit. If the video you are referring to had a wife that did the same, and refused to go to counseling to get help for her gambling habit, then I would agree with you, but what you described may well have been a different scenario. Maybe the wife in that instance was willing to get help and willing to change. You didn't mention that if so. I can almost guarantee that situation wasn't like this one though.
She's not going anywhere! Unfortunately women like this that has been married that long feel like they're too old to start over and they don't want to be alone. She's not going to file for divorce.
I would get a divorce immediately even if I had to borrow the money. I would divorce him even if I had to give him the house and all of the money in the bank accounts. He is being prosecuted for financial crimes so there is likely to be a restitution order if he’s convicted. Anything that is partially his as their marital property could potentially be seized and sold to pay this. Also, the judge might order you to only be responsible for half of the marital debt which would give you a lighter load. She is working. Get an apartment or maybe ask family to stay with them while paying down debt. Start over.
Depends on your finances . 1000$ in XAI215T is 4000 XAI215T if it goes to 50% of ath in 2024 thats a 600% gain. If it goes equal to ath . Its a 1200% gain.
The stole from a charity organization is only an unsubstantiated rumor. If it were provable it would be wise to call the cops!
Guy calls in with a wife that has a shopping addiction. Dave recommends to get into marriage counseling. Woman calls in with a husband with gambling addiction. Divorce immediately! He doesn’t get a vote
How does one take out a spouses retirement fund? Plus you receive at least an annual statement. I used to receive quarterly statements.
Sign a HELOC without knowing what you are signing???
Bro, i bought XAI215T in November after your video. i'm up 379%.
Im so glad dave told her to get a divorce. This guy has control of this poor woman.
This is only what she knows about. It may even be worse.
This caller is all about wanting things to be different but not being willing to do anything to change.
She’s not gonna leave.
Sounds like she's in love and he's in business.
Where do you buy XAI215T?
Some of these calls are ridiculous. He’s stealing from you, your children, and a non profit organization. This lady STILL has endless excuses for him. Just pathetic people
Run. Please. I am your age. This won't get better.
I don’t know. If he is not violent and they love each other, why separate? She can open her own accounts: checking and IRA and separate his finances from hers.
She won’t do it, she’s not ready yet!
Get a GOOD lawyer and if you didn’t sign anything for the 401k withdrawal and HELOC have him arrested
I mean theres plenty of red lights to say escape. But the moment you said "stole from a non profit". This is the point you file divorce. And never look back no matter how well behaved he has been after. The guy is willing to commit a serious crime against likely some of our most vulnerable people presumably.. theres no non profits for rich people.. so... hes taking from the poor. The poor or sick.
What is price prediction of XAI215T
Unfortunately the Internet has lowered the barriers to accessing vice.
In my humble opinion the top for this cycle will be XAI215T
Why do women (or men) let their spouses control the finances? In an ideal marriage you should have blind trust, but that's not the way reality works. It is important that both of you know exactly what is going on regarding your finances, and you should both be checking on your finances at least on a monthly basis so there are no surprises down the line. When you leave it up to one person, they could be doing all sorts of things and spending irresponsibly. Also, God forbid, what if one of you dies and you are left in the dark about your incoming and outgoing and possibly debt the other may have run up? Wise up and get up to date on where exactly your finances lie for your own good.
I can't imagine.
You called it a month ago and now XAI215T is blowing up glad I listened
Where to buy XAI215T pls
Of course he doesn’t want a divorce. You’re a nurse and his money mule.
Guy even "borrows" 60k from his kid and will never pay it back
And now they are allowing lottery purchases on phone apps.
Divorce is extreme but she should definitely keep her finances separate and get him some gambling addiction help. The problem with America is they give up on marriage so quickly. Not saying she shouldn't divorce him but damn that aint up to us or Dave Ramsey to Tell her to do that lol. We say we are Christians but never wanna forgive people. SMH. Just my opinion yall have a good one.
She's very passive and keeps making excuses for her husband.
It is time to file for separation to protect your finances.
Sold all my xrp yesterday and bought XAI215T
Why on earth is she still there. I feel she won't see an attorney.
wow this is so funny when he had a caller from a man whose wife did the samething you were on the wifes side and you told the guy to stay with her
That husband made his bed. While he's got what's coming, I do feel for the guy. Addiction destroys lives.
He actively made his own decisions, day by day.
I don't feel sorry for him on bit. He did not have to gamble.
@@TXPrincessPaula I'm deeply grateful that you have never experienced the chain of addiction nor the pain of loving someone who know's the chain.
@@Nonsense116 Knowing someone who is in "addiction" is very different than trusting someone who is wasting their lives away.
She needs to walk away from this man who is incredibly selfish.
Anyone can see this.
XAI215T is still massively undervalued
Knowing Dave's beliefs, it's a bit surprising to hear this advice, divorce ib no uncertain terms. Surprising, but good.
Yes he is anti-divorce, but he also has a mebtality of "there is always a breaking point". When he sees they tried everything and especially if a woman is being hung out to dry by her husband he can recommend it.
This was surprisingly forceful though.
Ive stared buying XAI215T ,and staked them.
It looks XAI215T is in right position.
DIVORCE FOR 2000-ALEX.GODBLESS.
Is it biblical for her to obtain a divorce though? I know Dave will argue for “financial infidelity“, but I truly wonder if that’s biblical
Change passwords on your accounts ASAP!