Pay attention to what they do and say. Spend time with them on the phone and going out. As they get comfortable with you, just as a friend would, they will open up
Personally, I'm 36 and I bring up money early on, first few dates. This is one of the largest deal breakers so why drag it out? I don't care about 'scaring them away', I'm looking for a life partner that has similar views!
A financially savvy woman is a rare find. I usually tell men to avoid LTR until their 30s if not all together. Money is easy to make. I would look for character and integrity.
@Josh Money isn’t everything but it sure does help to have a lot of it laying around. It’s a woman’s game into their mid 20s it’s a man game at late 20s and beyond. A 30 year old millionaire has a lot of choices to pick from. A 21 year old has to deal with a stupidity if he is trying to date vs smash and dash
Why does she have to be finanvially savvy? Are you looking for a business partner or a companion? As long as there are no debts and excessive habits should be minimum. Man or woman, if they don't have desire to learn and grow and do better should be the critical.
Guy here, yes, but if you wait until commitment stage to start talking about money, people start overlooking red flags. Emotions are already involved by that point. I think if you are dating with a purpose, there is nothing wrong with talking about core values, like money, early on before you get too emotionally attached and involved.
And don't limit your dating scene to just your local area. When I was 31 I met a filipino woman on an asian dating site and went over to the Phillippines a couple times over the one year that we dated. The Filipino women are so motherly and sweet and caring like the girls were when we were in grade school. I couldn't believe that women with that outlook still exist in the world. Good luck dude!
My first thought when seeing the question ("How Do I Date While Working The Baby Steps?) is date someone else who is working (or has already worked) the baby steps. You pack sack-lunches. Go to a nice park, have your meal there, and then maybe take a walk holding hands. Maybe one of you bring the beans; the other brings the rice.
See, I’m on the opposite side. If it’s an important part of your life, why not bring it up on the first date? You don’t have to preach it on them, but you can share a story from your life. That’s what dating is. Sharing stories. Then eventually creating stories together.
Now this convo is such a different question with a male caller. That's honestly what I was hoping for but Ken is more or less correct. Money talk too early on won't be good, but she can start to bring up frugal date ideas and make it clear he doesn't need to get into a spend strategy with the dates based on an assumption girls want that.
Exactly! Actions also speaks louder than words. A person that went to college and amassed 200k and earning 70k, and in your conversation he or she is complaining about wanting to pick part time jobs to clear his debt quicker, move back home or have shared accommodation, not wanting any expensive gift shows where his concerns are. Yes,debt is not a deal breaker.
Exactly! Actions also speaks louder than words. A person that went to college and amassed 200k and earning 70k, and in your conversation he or she is complaining about wanting to pick part time jobs to clear his debt quicker, move back home or have shared accommodation, not wanting any expensive gift shows where his concerns are. Yes,debt is not a deal breaker.
Since I got into this it severely reduced my dating pool. Not sure if its the region (louisiana) or age group (late 20's early 30's) but since I've gotten serious in life it's become hard to find others who aren't married that put forth effort or live with moral and purpose.
Thank you so much Dave Ramsey Team! I was wondering the exact same thing as that woman. Nothing sends me running for the hills faster than a woman asking about money at the beginning of getting to know her. As a guy the first thing that runs through my head is that she is asking "What do you bring to the table. What can you do for me." I want a relationship based on love, not on what I have to offer. I'm going back to college and money will be tight, so I had been wondering how to date while broke for four years.
Love is always conditional except for the bond between child and parent. As a guy if you fall on hard times, understand that the default for women is to leave. It is innately within them as a biological survival mechanism. Find someone whom is kind and loves kids and is willing to have yours. DO NOT get married until your 30’s, if at all. It’s financial suicide for western men and most women are not worth that risk.
If your dating relationship is predicated on money... run. You can discuss later on in the relationship as you start sharing information with each other.
I have the simple answer…you stay single. You love yourself like no other and you keep total control of your finances. I have a very hard time putting a more than comfortable chance of losing 50 percent of my earnings in the hands of another human being.
Awful advice for a woman. You don’t have to make it the forefront of your first date, but a woman letting potential partners know about her interest in personal finance could attract the exact guy she is looking for. If online dating, a quick mention would do. How many millions of like minded men would like to meet a woman who isn’t materialistic and understands the basics of money? Waiting two months to bring it up only to have to walk away from someone you have grown attached to is idiotic.
People show their best false face when dating, you get to know a delusion then when it gets serious the real THEM comes out and it can be concerning. Finances are a part of adulthood and bring it up gently into conversation can be a learning/getting to know you conversation. Maybe open the perspective date material to options they never knew existed. I say bring it up early in the dating phase and be your true self. Baby Steps are important to you, share that with honest conversation.
I love everyone from the Ramsey network, but y’all really need to learn when to simply admit that you’re not properly educated or experienced on a topic. This is absolutely one of them.
During the baby steps seems perfect time to take on your health too! Workout instead of going to restaurant or other entertainment you’d usually spend money on. Take your relationship in steps too, building a good foundation.
If they like seafood, ramen makes shrimp noodles best part only $0.30 a cup!! The cup also includes the drink and we can recycle. Plus going for a walk is free! Now that's $0.60 Boom!
I think it depends on why you are dating and if your partner has symmetry in what you both want. If you both are looking to just have short term relationships that aren't very serious, it probably doesn't matter much how you feel about money if it even comes up at all. If both are dating with the intent to marry, then I'd personally want it to come up fairly early so I know if we are a good fit.
As a guy you should bring it up on the first date. Make sure everyone involved understands they are going to pay their own way and that the reason is because you run a budget. If they don't like that about you then run, you don't need a princess in your life. If she digs it then she's a keeper.
This entire conversation totally depends on the life stage that people are in. If you're getting back into dating in your late 30s or early 40s and no exactly what you are looking for then I think it's appropriate to bring it up in the first two or three dates.
Great question. I am older and my g/f thinks we married and I should be buying her stuff like clothes smh .. whenever I talk about financial stuff she ignores me. I am no intention of ever getting married again.
You can ease into the Ps and Qs of personal finance. I would always start looking for clues from the first meeting. For instance. I am a guy so, if I am on a casual date with a woman and she mentions that she likes to "go shopping" that is a red flag worthy of exploration. Does she like shopping for groceries or does she literally like looking for things to buy even if she hasn't identified a need? I'm not gonna ask for a bank statement on the first date lol. I want to know early on what I am getting in to before I start developing feelings for someone. The best way to gain insight without a deeper probe is to simply find out what each other does for a living. If they are a Doctor lol and drive a 2015 Hyundai maybe she is a keeper.
I am a "minimalistic person" and I don't feel comfortable to talk about money at such an "early stage". I have been single for over 10 years now and the subject of MONEY is a "deal-breaker" for me...personally
Yes 👏 you are 1000 percent correct. Tried to date and complete some of these steps dose not work so well from my experience..will work out so much better when you accomplish most of your goal for these baby steps
lol, I don't see any reason to not date people it's not like buying a car you can't just go down to the local dealer and pick one out whenever you want. If your babystep's, which btw never technically end and part of them is saving for your kids college funds so you can't have kids without being in a relationship of some sort, so anyway, these baby steps might take years and years to achieve depending on your situation so letting all of those potential people that could be the one for you slip by I wouldn't say is a very smart move. Now maybe you don't want to marry someone until they're debt free and have an emergency fund. But casually dating people is kinda what you have to do just to find the right person which can take years and years in itself so starting off sooner is better than later.
You realize one of the baby steps is to pay for your kids' college right? 😂😂 So you're going to pay for your kids college first before dating or marrying or having kids?
My husband knew me less then 24 and said I love you and want to have baby with you. 😂 most people move slower. But I mean our frist date I just laid everything out because if he was gonna say that I wanted to sure he was for me. And he was and we are still together.
She should ask his opinion of Dave Ramsey. If he doesn't know Dave Ramsey, say Ramsey is antidebt and see his reaction. Maybe not on the first date but possibly the second. But don't invest too much time in a relationship with someone who does not share your views on finance.
I don’t date or allow love cos of getting out of debt. I don’t want someone to suffer like me. Until my student debt is paid off I’ll just wait sadly. I wish I had done life differently n not have went to college, if I could go back I would have been a mom n family woman
Ken saying “hey I didn’t get to finish” would love to hear him say that to Dave. Check the misogyny there Ken. Also not great to wait for the guy to get all the way to commitment and a full relationship before even bringing up initial most basic financial question.
I’m on the baby steps I just tell them to come over and make food at home and Netflix and chill which doesn’t go over the budget or walks at the park or hiking free out doors activities if there not down there not for you
A 25 year old woman on the baby steps, struggling to date? I bet there are 10 men who would kill to get a date with her who spend too much time working on themselves.
Lol I'll be honest. I have turned away woman, finding out how irresponsible they are with money and defending it as being normal. I find out way way early. I'm way too easy to talk to. Someone's I get scared since I receive way to much info to early
I expected a guy on this call when I saw the title. "How Do I Date While Working The Baby Steps?" - as a female you go out let the guy pay for nearly everything, that's how. Then you also have the option to claim and cry that women makes less and it's unfair.
It would be more interesting if it was a man calling. A 25 year old woman is still attractive but if beauty is the only thing she brings to the table, then she will be in trouble in her 30s and beyond. Most high value man dont want money, we want a woman who will cook, raise children, and give us bedroom fun. They just cant say it in the air esp with rachel there. Check out betterbachelor youtube channel for a more in depth answer.
With all due respect…seeing Dave’s daughter in her 20’s giving advice to people with completely different life experience with her zero experience in the real world on her own but hanging onto daddy is a bit hard to take😕
simps will literally give girls money without ever meeting them irl, simply for existing. being a reasonably attractive girl in 2021 means you already have a source of passive income
For anyone reading this comment - in case anyone hasn’t told you yet today - you have the potential to be great, successful, and happy! Keep on going! I believe in you 🙌🏻
Typical Ken Coleman, always trying to the fastest at getting to the answer, I can "fix it" faster than you mentality. Never once has he taken the time to connect with a caller show that he cares. When he figures it out he will be awesome. I know, I was that guy at his age. "People don't care about what you know until they know how much you care"
This call was me 😊 I was anxious AF but I'm happy I called.
You did awesome!!
How many times did you call in?
When I called I was nervous and said "um/uhh" about 1000 times. I got slammed for it in the comments. you did great = )
Pay attention to what they do and say. Spend time with them on the phone and going out. As they get comfortable with you, just as a friend would, they will open up
Watch the Universe Guru, Tony Gaskins, and R.C. Blakes re dating.
Personally, I'm 36 and I bring up money early on, first few dates. This is one of the largest deal breakers so why drag it out? I don't care about 'scaring them away', I'm looking for a life partner that has similar views!
That’s probably why you’re 36 and single then 😂
Thats why i believe in socioeconomic classes. Not to be confused with social classes.
100%
@@warsaw5934 why would I settle? I'm not looking for a trophy wife 😂
@@dbdan61 what exactly are you bringing up on dates again?
A financially savvy woman is a rare find. I usually tell men to avoid LTR until their 30s if not all together. Money is easy to make. I would look for character and integrity.
@Josh Money isn’t everything but it sure does help to have a lot of it laying around. It’s a woman’s game into their mid 20s it’s a man game at late 20s and beyond. A 30 year old millionaire has a lot of choices to pick from. A 21 year old has to deal with a stupidity if he is trying to date vs smash and dash
@Josh 💰Talks, 💩 Walks.
@Josh No, but being debt free is. Get finances in order first. The right guy will come along.
Why does she have to be finanvially savvy? Are you looking for a business partner or a companion? As long as there are no debts and excessive habits should be minimum. Man or woman, if they don't have desire to learn and grow and do better should be the critical.
@@ShinySilverBunny The Bible says you are one when married. You need to work on everything together, including finances.
Guy here, yes, but if you wait until commitment stage to start talking about money, people start overlooking red flags. Emotions are already involved by that point. I think if you are dating with a purpose, there is nothing wrong with talking about core values, like money, early on before you get too emotionally attached and involved.
Personally I’m trying to stay single for a few years while I get all my ducks in a row
Very smart strategy
Yup
It's better to stay single for the rest of your life. Half the marriages go bust and YOU (a man) will pay the price.
And don't limit your dating scene to just your local area. When I was 31 I met a filipino woman on an asian dating site and went over to the Phillippines a couple times over the one year that we dated. The Filipino women are so motherly and sweet and caring like the girls were when we were in grade school. I couldn't believe that women with that outlook still exist in the world. Good luck dude!
@@MyLifeThai371 There’s an interesting financial dynamic after you marry them. 😂
Ken ain't no simp. Good job on making her let you finish your points
He would never have the balls to do the same thing with Dave.
@@perotal he’s a simp for Dave I guess😂nah I’m just playin
Got divorced at 21 - baby steps are not the problem.
She married, Before she was 20.........
My first thought when seeing the question ("How Do I Date While Working The Baby Steps?) is date someone else who is working (or has already worked) the baby steps. You pack sack-lunches. Go to a nice park, have your meal there, and then maybe take a walk holding hands. Maybe one of you bring the beans; the other brings the rice.
Hahaha
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Well said, 👏👏👏
I actually understood that
LOL
See, I’m on the opposite side. If it’s an important part of your life, why not bring it up on the first date? You don’t have to preach it on them, but you can share a story from your life. That’s what dating is. Sharing stories. Then eventually creating stories together.
Now this convo is such a different question with a male caller. That's honestly what I was hoping for but Ken is more or less correct. Money talk too early on won't be good, but she can start to bring up frugal date ideas and make it clear he doesn't need to get into a spend strategy with the dates based on an assumption girls want that.
Rza! Exactly! Men are the one ☝️ who spend money on dates . Never women! Women want money and status. Men want youth and beauty.
I always tell my younger clients debt isn't a deal breaker... how the person deals with that debt and their plan is the deal breaker.
Exactly! Actions also speaks louder than words. A person that went to college and amassed 200k and earning 70k, and in your conversation he or she is complaining about wanting to pick part time jobs to clear his debt quicker, move back home or have shared accommodation, not wanting any expensive gift shows where his concerns are. Yes,debt is not a deal breaker.
Exactly! Actions also speaks louder than words. A person that went to college and amassed 200k and earning 70k, and in your conversation he or she is complaining about wanting to pick part time jobs to clear his debt quicker, move back home or have shared accommodation, not wanting any expensive gift shows where his concerns are. Yes,debt is not a deal breaker.
I'm pretty sure a lot of folks will disagree with your position
Since I got into this it severely reduced my dating pool. Not sure if its the region (louisiana) or age group (late 20's early 30's) but since I've gotten serious in life it's become hard to find others who aren't married that put forth effort or live with moral and purpose.
If they are down with rice and beans and beans and rice then they are the one !
Thank you so much Dave Ramsey Team! I was wondering the exact same thing as that woman. Nothing sends me running for the hills faster than a woman asking about money at the beginning of getting to know her. As a guy the first thing that runs through my head is that she is asking "What do you bring to the table. What can you do for me." I want a relationship based on love, not on what I have to offer. I'm going back to college and money will be tight, so I had been wondering how to date while broke for four years.
Amen!
You will have to get creative with your outings when you and your date go somewhere. Or do backyard dinner dates
@Anthony Harris your parents are married.......what would you call that, huh?
you won't be going on many dates my dude
Love is always conditional except for the bond between child and parent. As a guy if you fall on hard times, understand that the default for women is to leave. It is innately within them as a biological survival mechanism.
Find someone whom is kind and loves kids and is willing to have yours. DO NOT get married until your 30’s, if at all. It’s financial suicide for western men and most women are not worth that risk.
Dating scene ? She sounds like she’s 70. Let it go lady it’s over.
😂
If your dating relationship is predicated on money... run. You can discuss later on in the relationship as you start sharing information with each other.
🏃♀️
I have the simple answer…you stay single. You love yourself like no other and you keep total control of your finances. I have a very hard time putting a more than comfortable chance of losing 50 percent of my earnings in the hands of another human being.
Right on!!!
New business opportunity for Dave financial peace dating service lol
Go start it!
@@jacobpatterson9440 not for me I hate single people lol too much drama
Guy asks girl out for dinner asks where would you like to go? She says, a place where I can order RIce & Beans, i'm on the Dave Ramsey diet........
Popeye's it is!
Stay Single!!! Until your DEBT-FREE....FOCUS ON YOU!!! UNLESS YOU WANT ANOTHER DIVORCE...
Awful advice for a woman. You don’t have to make it the forefront of your first date, but a woman letting potential partners know about her interest in personal finance could attract the exact guy she is looking for. If online dating, a quick mention would do. How many millions of like minded men would like to meet a woman who isn’t materialistic and understands the basics of money? Waiting two months to bring it up only to have to walk away from someone you have grown attached to is idiotic.
I would not wait until close to marriage to learn about their views on money. That is way to deep in!
I disagree, you should talk about stuff like that far sooner so you know if they're even a match for you before you become emotionally committed.
100% agree
These Ramsey’s love to interrupt poor Ken lol
People show their best false face when dating, you get to know a delusion then when it gets serious the real THEM comes out and it can be concerning. Finances are a part of adulthood and bring it up gently into conversation can be a learning/getting to know you conversation. Maybe open the perspective date material to options they never knew existed. I say bring it up early in the dating phase and be your true self. Baby Steps are important to you, share that with honest conversation.
I agree , I would not wait too long as I don’t like to waste my time.
....and thats why im single and happy. My money, my freedom.
I love everyone from the Ramsey network, but y’all really need to learn when to simply admit that you’re not properly educated or experienced on a topic. This is absolutely one of them.
Agreed. Most men are the ones who have to spend money to get women to date them. Imagine a man calls in hey Dave I am broke but, I want to date…
Ramsey don’t want to hear any of that. You want a date then get married.
Yeah you should be proposing on the 2nd date
Rachel and Ken have really fun chemistry. Fun to watch together!
Title is misleading. She’s not worried about paying for dates. She wants to make sure the guy isn’t a financial mess.
Was her first husband a financial mess?
@@exvan3571 At 21, It’s a safe bet. They should have asked.
During the baby steps seems perfect time to take on your health too! Workout instead of going to restaurant or other entertainment you’d usually spend money on. Take your relationship in steps too, building a good foundation.
If they like seafood, ramen makes shrimp noodles best part only $0.30 a cup!! The cup also includes the drink and we can recycle. Plus going for a walk is free! Now that's $0.60 Boom!
I think it depends on why you are dating and if your partner has symmetry in what you both want. If you both are looking to just have short term relationships that aren't very serious, it probably doesn't matter much how you feel about money if it even comes up at all. If both are dating with the intent to marry, then I'd personally want it to come up fairly early so I know if we are a good fit.
You cannot save money or pay debt while in a relationship, relationships are extremely expensive
I guess the additional money spent on gas is a bad thing.
And cooking and having dinner in the backyard or at a park wouldn't work either.
2:44 they were like bobble heads here😂
Hahaha hahaha
As a guy you should bring it up on the first date. Make sure everyone involved understands they are going to pay their own way and that the reason is because you run a budget. If they don't like that about you then run, you don't need a princess in your life. If she digs it then she's a keeper.
I feel bad for Ken. He’s always getting cut off by everyone! Dave, and even Rachel!
I'm glad you stood up for himself and said I'm still talking
It's because no one takes him seriously. He sounds like a con artist
Man, Racheal is pretty
Loved Kens piece lol
Ken gets to finish a point for once. 😆
For real though !
That will be his boss in the future he better chill
This entire conversation totally depends on the life stage that people are in. If you're getting back into dating in your late 30s or early 40s and no exactly what you are looking for then I think it's appropriate to bring it up in the first two or three dates.
Always wondered this. I'm in debt, but I'm also kinda lonely sometimes
Great question. I am older and my g/f thinks we married and I should be buying her stuff like clothes smh .. whenever I talk about financial stuff she ignores me. I am no intention of ever getting married again.
You can ease into the Ps and Qs of personal finance. I would always start looking for clues from the first meeting. For instance. I am a guy so, if I am on a casual date with a woman and she mentions that she likes to "go shopping" that is a red flag worthy of exploration. Does she like shopping for groceries or does she literally like looking for things to buy even if she hasn't identified a need? I'm not gonna ask for a bank statement on the first date lol. I want to know early on what I am getting in to before I start developing feelings for someone. The best way to gain insight without a deeper probe is to simply find out what each other does for a living. If they are a Doctor lol and drive a 2015 Hyundai maybe she is a keeper.
It's difficult to stay debt free being laid off more weeks then worked during this PLANNEDEMIC/SCAREDEMIC times....
wonderful advice, thank you
I am a "minimalistic person" and I don't feel comfortable to talk about money at such an "early stage". I have been single for over 10 years now and the subject of MONEY is a "deal-breaker" for me...personally
I wouldn’t date somebody while on the baby step, so if you wanna go out with me, you better complete those baby steps…..
Yes 👏 you are 1000 percent correct. Tried to date and complete some of these steps dose not work so well from my experience..will work out so much better when you accomplish most of your goal for these baby steps
lol, I don't see any reason to not date people it's not like buying a car you can't just go down to the local dealer and pick one out whenever you want. If your babystep's, which btw never technically end and part of them is saving for your kids college funds so you can't have kids without being in a relationship of some sort, so anyway, these baby steps might take years and years to achieve depending on your situation so letting all of those potential people that could be the one for you slip by I wouldn't say is a very smart move. Now maybe you don't want to marry someone until they're debt free and have an emergency fund. But casually dating people is kinda what you have to do just to find the right person which can take years and years in itself so starting off sooner is better than later.
You realize one of the baby steps is to pay for your kids' college right? 😂😂
So you're going to pay for your kids college first before dating or marrying or having kids?
My husband knew me less then 24 and said I love you and want to have baby with you. 😂 most people move slower. But I mean our frist date I just laid everything out because if he was gonna say that I wanted to sure he was for me. And he was and we are still together.
If you know what you want then its easy to spot
No way ask if they listen to Dave Ramsey on the first date…. 🤔that should give you a clue
She should ask his opinion of Dave Ramsey. If he doesn't know Dave Ramsey, say Ramsey is antidebt and see his reaction. Maybe not on the first date but possibly the second. But don't invest too much time in a relationship with someone who does not share your views on finance.
I don’t date or allow love cos of getting out of debt. I don’t want someone to suffer like me. Until my student debt is paid off I’ll just wait sadly. I wish I had done life differently n not have went to college, if I could go back I would have been a mom n family woman
Cheap dates are fine.
Go fishing, picnic, visit a museum, dinner at the low cost place instead of the high price restaurant.
As a dude, I've never thought to myself: "do I dig her?"
I think it was professionally worded. Lol
You find yourself a good woman that likes rice and beans 🤣
Dave would have focused on the financial and emotional trauma she suffered at 21.
Ken saying “hey I didn’t get to finish” would love to hear him say that to Dave. Check the misogyny there Ken. Also not great to wait for the guy to get all the way to commitment and a full relationship before even bringing up initial most basic financial question.
That's right gents, first establish a connection and then let the girl chase you. If you're doing the chasing... well good luck
If you expect women to chase you, then you are a female 💯 🤷
Caller is definitely a ham-beast
Don't listen to the soy boy. Bring up topics that are important to you early on.
I feel so bad for Racheal....
Fellas don’t fall into the findom trap
Real questions to ask:
Why did you get divorced?
How much do you weigh?
Why is money important to you?
Where is Dave?
I’m on the baby steps I just tell them to come over and make food at home and Netflix and chill which doesn’t go over the budget or walks at the park or hiking free out doors activities if there not down there not for you
Might be best to do things away from the house. That way the motive doesn't get mistaken and it doesn't lead to other things.
A 25 year old woman on the baby steps, struggling to date? I bet there are 10 men who would kill to get a date with her who spend too much time working on themselves.
Divorced at 21? Did she decide she wants to have more fun?
Lol I'll be honest.
I have turned away woman, finding out how irresponsible they are with money and defending it as being normal. I find out way way early. I'm way too easy to talk to. Someone's I get scared since I receive way to much info to early
Damm bro giving the other side our playbook? Geeez the disrespect 😂
(Daves answer) Don't date. 😂
Good thing Dave is not there. He would have advised you to stay single.
No, he wouldn't.
No he wouldn't, why you spreading lies?
I expected a guy on this call when I saw the title. "How Do I Date While Working The Baby Steps?" - as a female you go out let the guy pay for nearly everything, that's how. Then you also have the option to claim and cry that women makes less and it's unfair.
"Connect, like, dig"? How men think on a date? Dude you are way off lol 🤣
You don’t. I found it much easier not and kept me more focused. Have some discipline in your life.
Dating is a waste of money until you can trick someone to stay with you.
It would be more interesting if it was a man calling. A 25 year old woman is still attractive but if beauty is the only thing she brings to the table, then she will be in trouble in her 30s and beyond.
Most high value man dont want money, we want a woman who will cook, raise children, and give us bedroom fun. They just cant say it in the air esp with rachel there. Check out betterbachelor youtube channel for a more in depth answer.
25? I thought she was a senior citizen.
Dig... LOL... literally and figuratively :D
Great question, wrong platform. Dating has a lot of layers
Every woman who calls the show sounds the same way.
Unrealistic you mean.
@@djpuplex Not necessarily on this show, but overall yes, women are very unrealistic...
You're right.. They call simp central celebrities to complain about the men they're about to divorce.
With all due respect…seeing Dave’s daughter in her 20’s giving advice to people with completely different life experience with her zero experience in the real world on her own but hanging onto daddy is a bit hard to take😕
You don’t think she’s been in relationships? You don’t think she does the work?
She is in her 30s.
He has a point tho
Hard to take advice from someone who hasn’t ever had real money problems.
@@Thirst4livingwater Married the guy she met the first week of college.
ken is crazy
This girl must have no game if she's asking how to date guys in 2021 and trying to save money... Guys are always paying for dinners...
@@LA-wv7gf I've always paid for dinner even if I know the relationship won't continue... She needs to meet better quality men 🤷
simps will literally give girls money without ever meeting them irl, simply for existing. being a reasonably attractive girl in 2021 means you already have a source of passive income
@@Ep1cRainbow Truth!
She should go on seekingarrangements and find a rich man and she won't have to worry about money.
When do women pay for anything in a relationship. Unless she's chasing Alpha Chad or Tyrone. Maybe make more of a lateral move to pair bond.
One divorce already. She belongs to Chad & Tyrone.
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haha this episode was kind of funny haha
If you're a guy, you don't date. Far too expensive these days.
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Wonderful to add a dig about the "crazy cat ladies"... cheap shot, Ken.
Like women pay for anything while dating 😆 🤣
Yes it does … cost money to look presentable on dates….more so for women than men.
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Wish they didn't overtalk so much
Race car roommmm
Anybody would like to date Rachel.
Typical Ken Coleman, always trying to the fastest at getting to the answer, I can "fix it" faster than you mentality. Never once has he taken the time to connect with a caller show that he cares. When he figures it out he will be awesome. I know, I was that guy at his age. "People don't care about what you know until they know how much you care"
That's easy. Just date a broke guy lol
Rachel & Ken are getting a lot of plosives in their mics.
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She wants them to do the baby steps but I bet expects them to wine and dine her lol.
The only people who talk about money in a relationship are superficial.
or functioning, responsible adults
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