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Out of the divorce, I got $600,000.
The f-
Yes.
Why the f- do I have so much debt here?
To go through on your end, where did the $600,000 go?
When did you get the $600,000?
Two years ago.
Okay, where the f- is it?
It's gone, completely gone.
What the f- and to where?
Well, I bought a house and-
With the $600,000?
With the $600,000.
Okay, so it's not gone.
It's not gone.
Right.
It's tied up?
So, well, so I bought a house that was $330,000
and I bought it like outright.
So like it's paid in full.
So I don't have-
So it was half the cash.
Yes.
But then I bought it sight unseen.
And so when we entered the home-
Oh no.
Yeah, I saw the outside cause I drove by it.
Oh good, you drove by it.
Yeah, when we entered the home though,
it was in shambles.
So we had to renovate it completely, like gut job.
So we saved some money by tearing everything down ourselves,
but the renovation was like $100,000.
There's still 150 to 200,000 hours left.
Where did it go?
Spending?
Well, we had to buy furniture.
Two years?
Yes.
Nice furniture then, apparently.
Yes, which you'll see I'm in debt for some furniture.
Oh, f- me.
So like the cash that didn't come-
You don't know where that other 150,000
to 200,000 hours went, do you?
You don't know.
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