He is a Pollyanna. Pollyanna's are very dangerous to themselves and other people. In fact they are "cloy". The hosts said things and then what came out of his mouth was on another tangent. One example, they were talking about his wife and her excess spending habits and the next thing that came out of his mouth was his like for her parents which had nothing to do with the topic.
He's not nice he's a doormat thats scared of conflict. He needs to get the house under his name get his wife counseling to stop her spending and then pay off the mortgage.
this hits home. before being married i was a hoarder and a compulsive shopper. thanks to my husband's support i have changed my habits. this was extremely hard to do! there was a lot of fighting however it has been worth it!! i don't miss those days of a over cluttered apartment and having 0 money in my bank account. our life together is well on the way on the road of recovery getting out of debt and saving for a home! Freedom is on the horizon i don't want to stay a slave any longer!!
That's awesome!! Great work!! We were flat broke when we were young and stupid. We ended that and said we were never going to be there again. And we weren't.
Always remember where you came from. Set-up a financial plan (ok…a budget), review it monthly, and ALWAYS cherish your husband. It is a very rare man who will take-on a project. Most men, and very few quality men will take on a woman as a project. Life is just too short for that. Remember, and recount what he has done for you everyday.
My marriage is strong! Also my wife lied to me to the tune of $100k in consumer debt causing us to mortgage a paid off home. She hasn't added me to the deed of the house even though we're married and live together in the marital home... This guy is one sentence "I'm not happy" away from losing everything if he pays off that mortgage without getting his name on the property also. Talk about no backbone...
this man is lost. he's so used to being a pushover that he thinks it's normal. the fact they had kids in their 40s, she didn't care to put his name on the deed, she spent $100k behind his back, and won't take accountability for her poor spending habits, shows the house is burning and he's just sitting there saying everything's okay. he's the type whose wife will divorce him outta nowhere, and he'll be there wondering why she left and took everything.
Good catch you are right is it more then $100,000 I would invest the money and keep it away from her. If he pays off the home she will just do it again. The home needs to be in both people because it will be a mess when one of them dies.
My dad did that. My parents had good cash flow, but were terrible with money. Before he passed he set-up their finances so my mom couldn’t get ahold of the money all at once. He (rightly so) knew she would be broke within 18 months of his passing. She’s a little frustrated that she can’t go totally wild (she is still careless with money, just not totally wild) but she still has decent cash flow, her property taxes are current, probably has several thousand in credit card debt, and now has several hundred thousand that has accumulated faster than she can spend it. This caller needs to put restraints in place to keep his wife from spending them into oblivion (actually, she already has).
This is financial infidelity & a disaster on the horizon. The definition of a STRONG marriage isn’t having a spouse with a compulsive spending habit who hides spending hundreds of thousands of dollars of debt from their spouse.
This was literally me. Now that we're separated and I have a handle on the finances, I'm slowly putting out the dumpster fire she created. She literally had over $1k worth of Yeti and Stanley mugs.
So aggravating on how spouses dont even know their financial situation. Spouses running up over $100,000 in shopping and the take a mortgage out on a mortgage free home...plus its HER house. Sickening and stupid. Dont call in then not do anything about it
I agree. I check my bank accounts at least once a day. How the hell can someone live like this? I have no words. This one just needs his ass kicked to get into shape. That's all. There's no time to be gentle in a marriage. Fight over finances always to get both aligned!!
@@sonicmoj1 Anyone can open up a credit card in their own name without telling anyone else or attaching anyone else's name to it, and there would be no way for that other person to see it. If small minimum payments were being made out of a joint account, that also might not trigger an alarm, because the other person would have no way of knowing the balance on the card.
1) do not put inheritance in house. Inheritance is not a joint asset. Consult a investment person to keep inheritance separate 2) you can not give up your right to matrimonial home. If your married doesn't matter who's name or who paid or gave the house. 3) don't just put it in your rrsp. Find a financial planner or lawyer I'm from Canada. My lawyer wasn't pleased when my husband put some inheritance on the matrimonial house.
My wife and I were married for 16 years and I would have said our marriage was strong right up until the day that she told me she wanted a divorce. This came six months after we paid off the mortgage as well as her student loans and became debt free. Moral of the story: Don't get complacent, you never really know what's in someone else's heart.
As long as I’ve lived this always cracks me up when the one partner is blindsided to the other partner’s unhappiness. I’ve seen it with men and women. Where one is clueless how unhappy their partner is. There are definite signs.
@@katemiller7874 You're right, given unlimited time and perfect hindsight I, I realize now that there were signs of her unhappiness much earlier on. It might be helpful for you to understand that most people who are heavily invested in their relationship tend to have a very optimistic view about the cracks they see developing; that there'll always be time to address the small stuff. This is especially problematic if their partner is very good at maintaining a veneer of "everything's okay"; they may not have any idea how deep the damage goes behind the surface. My ex-spouse even admits that she constantly "wallpapered over" her problems with our relationship so I wouldn't know how she really felt.
He’s sounds like a super nice man, giving, loving. And, at least in this case, that is his downfall. As my late father said, “Sometimes it’s better to be pissed off than pissed on.”
I inherited a 1979 El Camino and a mobile home from my dad. I decided to sell the mobile home because it was in Arizona and I live and work in Las Vegas. Plus the mobile home needed a lot of repairs and my dad still had a mortgage on it. I used the money from the sell of the mobile home to put a good chunk down to buy a townhome and I kept the El Camino because I didn't have a car prior to that.
What about the next 100k of credit card debt she runs up after he pays off her mortgage? His inheritance will be gone and he’ll have to take out another mortgage after this one is paid off. NO WAY
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The fact that he won't ask his wife to add his name to the deed when he's financially on the hook and married to her indictates some really deep problems. Unfortunately nice people are often easy for takers to take advantage of 😢
Dave is 100% right about how ebablers may be the nicest and kindness people in the world BUT they do more harm than good!! I see it most with parents and their children. Also, many parents who enable their children also tend to be very hypocritical as they hold others to standards that they do not hold their children to. I personally know many of these people and I've observed many more. Shame, shame, shame!
The guy who called is one of the biggest pushover losers bro, kept masking excuses for his wife bad behaviour and her and his terrible decisions, dudes a chump
The inheritance is additional money that you could put somewhere else. I think here's a risk she'll pile up debt again and the the additional money is gone and nothing has changed.
"Strong marriage", 5 seconds later: "My name isn't on the house but it's on the mortgage to the house." Oh geez. I could understand not having a blood relative on the deed if this was an ancestral family home without a mortgage b/c you want to guarantee to keep it in your family no matter what. However this is just some house her parents loaned them the down payment for. There's no chance I'd ever be on the hook for any loan tied to an asset I don't have ownership rights to. That's nuts.
This is a heartbreaking call. I'm wondering when this family will loose their housing and become homeless. Are costs being put on credit cards because money is flowing to other things??? I wish this family and all of us the best.
"We worked hard and had kids." Waaah waaah waaah. So did we. My wife and I had kids and we both worked fulltime. Now, we're both 65 and we still both work. And we have no debt and a paid-off house!! Stop being a wimp and fix this!!
If he is paying the loan, he should have his name on the deed. And it's probably not a good idea to put his inherentance in her home because she'll probably ring up another hundred thousand in credit card debt and they'll have to get another mortgage. Better to use the inherentance money wisely. Also, maybe he shouldn't get a mortgage in his name if the house is in her name. At 60, he should be making wiser decisions.
You don't ever have to feel bad for protecting yourself! Money isn't everything but it's important. He needs to stop simping and cover his behind. Esp since his wife has a history of not being trustworthy.
“I’m not the type of person to fight over money”.
Got that right
RIGHT!!! and this is why he is in the position he is in!!!!
This is not a nice guy. He is a doormat. You can be a kind man and not take abuse.
totally...This guy is TOO nice...she saw him coming a mile away!! I know my Brother is one...
60 years old with 11yo twins? Who wants to guess that they are her kids from a previous marriage?
He married the first woman that let him sleep with her.
@@gtileoindeed
He is a Pollyanna. Pollyanna's are very dangerous to themselves and other people. In fact they are "cloy". The hosts said things and then what came out of his mouth was on another tangent. One example, they were talking about his wife and her excess spending habits and the next thing that came out of his mouth was his like for her parents which had nothing to do with the topic.
So she basically threw away a precious gift from her parents. Lovely.
By the tone of his voice I don't think he is going to do anything about this. Too nice of a guy.
Indeed, he sounds completely hopeless, his wife destroyed any shred of self respect he only waits for the sweet relief of dead
He's not nice he's a doormat thats scared of conflict. He needs to get the house under his name get his wife counseling to stop her spending and then pay off the mortgage.
@@cesaravegah3787 🤣😂😂😂
Nice, or really stupid?
Canadian. Nice.
This man is a human floormat
this hits home. before being married i was a hoarder and a compulsive shopper. thanks to my husband's support i have changed my habits. this was extremely hard to do! there was a lot of fighting however it has been worth it!! i don't miss those days of a over cluttered apartment and having 0 money in my bank account. our life together is well on the way on the road of recovery getting out of debt and saving for a home! Freedom is on the horizon i don't want to stay a slave any longer!!
That's awesome!! Great work!! We were flat broke when we were young and stupid. We ended that and said we were never going to be there again. And we weren't.
I’m sure your husband wasn’t a pushover like the man on this call. Great job for listening to him and letting him guide you out of your mess
@@dialac1 thank you so much and i am thankful he isn't a pushover
Always remember where you came from. Set-up a financial plan (ok…a budget), review it monthly, and ALWAYS cherish your husband. It is a very rare man who will take-on a project. Most men, and very few quality men will take on a woman as a project. Life is just too short for that. Remember, and recount what he has done for you everyday.
The simp factor is off the charts here.
Can't simp when married
@@teebone2157facts but that comment was funny
You can definitely simp when marry. Case in point.
@@teebone2157 Obviously, you can. He’s doing it.
Hahaha 100% true
How is this guy even finding the courage to phone this story in?
hes clueless
He's playing a violin during the last hours on the Titanic.
@@fauxbro1983he's sad and pathetic and fell for the first woman that went out with him
He’s fixed his car, triple waxed, stood back to admire his labor but both tires on the other side are flat.
He sounds like McFly before he punched Biff in Back to the Future.
Hello? Hello? Anybody home? Think McFly. Think.
"I have your car towed here and all you have is lite beer???"
I thought the exact same thing and went looking for this comment 😆
😂😂😂
Lmfao!!!
"she has always handled the money". So he knows a compulsive spender is in charge of the money?
The simp level is real.
My marriage is strong! Also my wife lied to me to the tune of $100k in consumer debt causing us to mortgage a paid off home. She hasn't added me to the deed of the house even though we're married and live together in the marital home...
This guy is one sentence "I'm not happy" away from losing everything if he pays off that mortgage without getting his name on the property also. Talk about no backbone...
He’s in complete denial. Dave sure shook him out if that “strong marriage” delusion.
Also he "didn't realize" how much she was buying....
"I'm not the type of person to fight over money"...no kidding.
He didn't think of the fact that he'd be paying off her house. 😑
this man is lost. he's so used to being a pushover that he thinks it's normal. the fact they had kids in their 40s, she didn't care to put his name on the deed, she spent $100k behind his back, and won't take accountability for her poor spending habits, shows the house is burning and he's just sitting there saying everything's okay. he's the type whose wife will divorce him outta nowhere, and he'll be there wondering why she left and took everything.
This all Canadian men and why their country is so broken.
She won't leave. HE will be the one leaving....headed DIRECTLY to the streets as a homeless person.
@@bobjames6622 He will come out as transgender before then.
@@francismarion6400 If you are American, claiming Canada is "broken" is unbelievably ironic. And 100% wrong.
@blabbinglobster America is broken too, no doubt, but Canadians get their bank accounts frozen for talking bad about their leaders.
Rachel is more fired up on this call than usual.
That dude is clueless and ignorant. He needs to take responsibility.
Funny that he is not clueless about her compulsive spending. But yet is ignorant about it.
Key words he didn’t just say $100,000 he said a few $100,000 in credit card debt
Good catch you are right is it more then $100,000
I would invest the money and keep it away from her.
If he pays off the home she will just do it again.
The home needs to be in both people because it will be a mess when one of them dies.
My dad did that. My parents had good cash flow, but were terrible with money. Before he passed he set-up their finances so my mom couldn’t get ahold of the money all at once. He (rightly so) knew she would be broke within 18 months of his passing. She’s a little frustrated that she can’t go totally wild (she is still careless with money, just not totally wild) but she still has decent cash flow, her property taxes are current, probably has several thousand in credit card debt, and now has several hundred thousand that has accumulated faster than she can spend it.
This caller needs to put restraints in place to keep his wife from spending them into oblivion (actually, she already has).
This is financial infidelity & a disaster on the horizon. The definition of a STRONG marriage isn’t having a spouse with a compulsive spending habit who hides spending hundreds of thousands of dollars of debt from their spouse.
At first I thought it was a simple question of just paying off the mortgage v's investing.
You are TOO NICE MAN!
He sounds like the kind of guy to be in this situation
Let's let the person who has a shopping addiction be in charge of the bills and handle all the spending. What could possibly go wrong?
This was literally me. Now that we're separated and I have a handle on the finances, I'm slowly putting out the dumpster fire she created. She literally had over $1k worth of Yeti and Stanley mugs.
$100,000 IS CRAZY NUMBER TO LIE
Listen close: "It was in the hundreds of thousands"
At least DOUBLE the crazy
@@jacobawojtowicz true Dat
Yes very crazy
So aggravating on how spouses dont even know their financial situation. Spouses running up over $100,000 in shopping and the take a mortgage out on a mortgage free home...plus its HER house. Sickening and stupid. Dont call in then not do anything about it
@@DebbieBennett-p5v yes, it was stupid to take a mortgage out for CC debt.
I agree. I check my bank accounts at least once a day. How the hell can someone live like this? I have no words. This one just needs his ass kicked to get into shape. That's all. There's no time to be gentle in a marriage. Fight over finances always to get both aligned!!
@@sonicmoj1 Anyone can open up a credit card in their own name without telling anyone else or attaching anyone else's name to it, and there would be no way for that other person to see it. If small minimum payments were being made out of a joint account, that also might not trigger an alarm, because the other person would have no way of knowing the balance on the card.
I'm in canada. Please listen. Put the money in a plan that is marked as funds from inheritance. She can't touch it. Ever.
Exactly this.
Do you own laundromats? Just wondering because of the name and I’m trying to get into the business 😅. Also here in Canada
He has to protect his inheritance from the crazy wife!
Where's John at on this one??? "Peter, do you feel safe?"
Nah, to John it's always the woman who is unsafe and all the problems are the guy's fault.
Baloney would just blame the husband. It's the husband's fault that she spends hundreds of thousands of dollars because he made her feel unsafe.
Exactly. John would've found a way to tell this guy it's his fault, and he's in the wrong.
Peter is not a woman so he doesn't get any help from him tehee
Peter needs to pick up a backbone at Walmart. Isle 3. 😅
“When?!” 🤣
The caller needs to consult with a lawyer.
1) do not put inheritance in house. Inheritance is not a joint asset. Consult a investment person to keep inheritance separate
2) you can not give up your right to matrimonial home. If your married doesn't matter who's name or who paid or gave the house.
3) don't just put it in your rrsp. Find a financial planner or lawyer
I'm from Canada. My lawyer wasn't pleased when my husband put some inheritance on the matrimonial house.
My wife and I were married for 16 years and I would have said our marriage was strong right up until the day that she told me she wanted a divorce. This came six months after we paid off the mortgage as well as her student loans and became debt free. Moral of the story: Don't get complacent, you never really know what's in someone else's heart.
As long as I’ve lived this always cracks me up when the one partner is blindsided to the other partner’s unhappiness. I’ve seen it with men and women. Where one is clueless how unhappy their partner is. There are definite signs.
@@katemiller7874 You're right, given unlimited time and perfect hindsight I, I realize now that there were signs of her unhappiness much earlier on. It might be helpful for you to understand that most people who are heavily invested in their relationship tend to have a very optimistic view about the cracks they see developing; that there'll always be time to address the small stuff. This is especially problematic if their partner is very good at maintaining a veneer of "everything's okay"; they may not have any idea how deep the damage goes behind the surface. My ex-spouse even admits that she constantly "wallpapered over" her problems with our relationship so I wouldn't know how she really felt.
I'm so sorry that happened to you. Stuff like that makes me not wanna get married. I'm sire you feel super used 😢
Indeed😊
He’s sounds like a super nice man, giving, loving.
And, at least in this case, that is his downfall.
As my late father said, “Sometimes it’s better to be pissed off than pissed on.”
That’s profound and words to live by
I keep thinking "those poor kids"!
Wife is 55 and Mom to 11 YEAR OLD twins??!!
HOLY GERIATRIC MAMA, BATMAN!
😂😂😂
I was thinking the same thing
Sounds like IVF
@@bettygrable6440for sure
@@bettygrable6440 InVoluntaryFukover.
wife is gonna pull the zip cord on marriage and get the house lol
Yeah, maybe Peter knows this deep down.
It's martial property regardless of whose name is on the bill. The debts are also marital sadly
@@laundrygoddess4you mean marital? 😅
she is having an affair too
He is docile.
Im glad Dave was on this call. This dude needs some real brothers in his life to wake him up.
This is so messed up. Does he think letting his wife do whatever she wants is a strong marriage? Is that the leader he wants to be?
Peter is the first guy I’d ever tell to watch red pill videos to start evening him out.
Lol
He's calling from a Nordstrom cafe.
😂😂😂😂
Funny...but since the caller is Canadian, it is impossible since Nordstrom withdrew from Canada last year.
I could tell by the sound of the environment.
Dying
Lol
This guy is delulu 😂😂😂
I inherited a 1979 El Camino and a mobile home from my dad. I decided to sell the mobile home because it was in Arizona and I live and work in Las Vegas. Plus the mobile home needed a lot of repairs and my dad still had a mortgage on it. I used the money from the sell of the mobile home to put a good chunk down to buy a townhome and I kept the El Camino because I didn't have a car prior to that.
Simps are there own worst enemy. Geez.
**Their** 😉
@@expectthabest951 Yeah, alright, Karen!
"My marriage is strong" is about as good an example of cognitive dissonance as you can find.
Codependency is hard to overcome!
She's an addict and needs to be treated as such! She needs help ... THEY NEED HELP!!
So he is willing to throw away his inheirtance on her and he owns nothing.
I heard him say hundreds of thousands!
Thats what i heard my question is what card company gives anyone that much unsecured debt
@@jasonleatherwood2172Lots of them.
He did indeed say hundreds - plural. Too sad for words.
The amount of red flags modern men ignore in order to be with someone is absolutely insane.
The Simp machine Lol
"our marriage is strong" what is wrong with him? - also why does he allow her to handle the money? insanity!
Rachel is great.
Taking out a mortgage on a paid off gifted house. Thats spitting on your parents who gave it to you.
What about the next 100k of credit card debt she runs up after he pays off her mortgage? His inheritance will be gone and he’ll have to take out another mortgage after this one is paid off. NO WAY
Peter and his family live in Toronto. Toronto has the highest or second highest house prices in Canada.
Right? That house is worth well over a million dollars.
55 and 60 and 11 year old twins! Wow.
Probably IVF
We are 51 with an 11 year old. Sometimes it doesn't work when you want it to, so you accept it when it does .
@@sitcomchristian6886 yes, probably Ivf and most likely not her eggs, but donor eggs!
This was a difficult call to listen to. 🤦🏻♀️
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“It got worser and worser”
My life is betterereder and betterereder. 😂
Tell me, you are doormat without telling me that 🙄.
No compulsive spender could sustain a healthy marriage.
Dude didn’t “pay” any credit cards off, he just transferred the debt from one bucket to another.
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Wow … they managed to blame the guy by the end !!!!
The fact that he won't ask his wife to add his name to the deed when he's financially on the hook and married to her indictates some really deep problems. Unfortunately nice people are often easy for takers to take advantage of 😢
Don't pay off her debt. Its her debt and her house. Keep your inheritance for you.
Dude, get a backbone
I'm sure this guy would make breakfast for his wife's boyfriend at HER house.
@@TM_Stone Hahahahahaha!!!!
THIS. Get a spine!
No wonder he is a Canadian 😂
Regardless of the state of marriage, an American would have sounded aggressive.😅
Wheres Delony to ask if he safe? He's whispering.
YOU NEED A TOUGH COUNSELLOR
Pay the house Peter… if you wanna be homeless when she divorces you
She’s on it too. He’s gonna have to buy her out to keep the house, square one.
If she don't stop the spending, all four are going to be homeless.
Get a side by side refrigerator box. It has much more room.
Dave is 100% right about how ebablers may be the nicest and kindness people in the world BUT they do more harm than good!!
I see it most with parents and their children. Also, many parents who enable their children also tend to be very hypocritical as they hold others to standards that they do not hold their children to. I personally know many of these people and I've observed many more.
Shame, shame, shame!
I've worked in substance abuse rehab. The enabling is real.
Imagine this guy seeing a spider in his house. Probably runs out screaming.
The guy who called is one of the biggest pushover losers bro, kept masking excuses for his wife bad behaviour and her and his terrible decisions, dudes a chump
People get a free house and will still be in debt when they should be retiring. With teenage kids.
At least he funded the milkman's kids education.
“Pay check to pay-check but i want to invest.”
The inheritance is additional money that you could put somewhere else.
I think here's a risk she'll pile up debt again and the the additional money is gone and nothing has changed.
This guy needs a backbone!!!
"Strong marriage", 5 seconds later: "My name isn't on the house but it's on the mortgage to the house."
Oh geez.
I could understand not having a blood relative on the deed if this was an ancestral family home without a mortgage b/c you want to guarantee to keep it in your family no matter what. However this is just some house her parents loaned them the down payment for. There's no chance I'd ever be on the hook for any loan tied to an asset I don't have ownership rights to. That's nuts.
This man need to get his wife under control
This is a heartbreaking call. I'm wondering when this family will loose their housing and become homeless. Are costs being put on credit cards because money is flowing to other things??? I wish this family and all of us the best.
I'll agree to anything as long as there's a prenup
"Im not the one to fight over money" = complete doormat. He's in this position and perfectly fine with it.
You know what, she will just use you…you will just get hurt….don’t trust people who are compulsive spender, believe me
He’s a push over who married an addict. She’s doing her thing and he being who he is. Let them sink. He knows it’s wrong and does nothing but enable
100K????....heck no......she apparently wears the pants in the relationship. This guy probably gets walked over by her and everyone else everyday.
"We worked hard and had kids." Waaah waaah waaah. So did we. My wife and I had kids and we both worked fulltime. Now, we're both 65 and we still both work. And we have no debt and a paid-off house!! Stop being a wimp and fix this!!
received a house as a gift, but has a mortgage on it, and has 11 year olds in his 60s? What a whirlwind of poor life choices for decades.
IVF is a horrible decision, but leave the kids outta it bro
I'm mad!!!!! And i'm only 2 minutes in
When the Ramsey comes out in Rachel, she is at her best
If he is paying the loan, he should have his name on the deed. And it's probably not a good idea to put his inherentance in her home because she'll probably ring up another hundred thousand in credit card debt and they'll have to get another mortgage. Better to use the inherentance money wisely. Also, maybe he shouldn't get a mortgage in his name if the house is in her name. At 60, he should be making wiser decisions.
I love Papa Dave!❤
A fool and his money are easily parted
You don't ever have to feel bad for protecting yourself! Money isn't everything but it's important. He needs to stop simping and cover his behind. Esp since his wife has a history of not being trustworthy.
Peter in Toronto....are you reading these comments??
"Our marriage is strong." 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Great advice and wisdom by the Ramsey fam here
Some people….I will never understand. lol
Lol 😂😂😂, i was embarrassed on his behalf. So sad
Omg what a push over! Poor guy. He should really grow a backbone
After you hang up the phone, file the divorce paper work..
He didn’t tell their income. Free house, too much debt. Need more income.