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So I just see a lot of people my age or younger bragging and boasting about their nice cars, houses and vacations and I just feel like I'm losing it. Life. Um, I live a pretty humble lifestyle. But what am I doing wrong? Okay, how do you? You said people your age. Age, I'm 33. Okay, you're single? Yes. Okay. What do you make? I make 60,000 before taxes. Good for you. What do you do? Um, I'm a health educator. Cool. Fun. All right. Do you have a lot of debt? I actually have no debt except for my mortgage, which I only owe 140,000. Okay. Well, um, this is the problem, uh, that the millennial, your generation was one of the first ones to really, really struggle with it. Rachel Cruz, my daughter wrote a number one best selling book, um, talking about this whole thing of the power of social media and the power of it used to be that we would say, don't keep up with the Joneses. Hold heard that old saying? Of course, yeah. But the problem was in those days, it wasn't as hard to keep up with the Joneses because they lived next door. And you saw them drive in their car, but you also saw them have big fights. And you also knew their kids were messed up. And you knew that. So, you know, when they got a car, it wasn't as big a deal because you kind of knew some of the dirt, right? But on social media, your only thing is the highlight reel. You're only looking because nobody posts how my husband just got me a 1992 Honda. Hashtag blessed. You. Nobody does that, right? And nobody posts the three weeks after the beach vacation and the fight around the credit card bill and can't buy groceries and diapers. Yeah, they don't post that. And so what you're seeing and really our, uh, even old people like me that look at social media, we all can fall prey to this cause we're not seeing reality.