What's Our Biggest "Take ALL My Money" Expense?

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Seth and Sean get first crack at the ITL question of the day about what their big "take my money" expenditure is.

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00:00What's the question of the day, fellas?

00:01Well, you saw Mark Cuban is just telling the University of Indiana,

00:06take all my money.

00:09He funded the entire business.

00:10Apparently he gave them a good healthy amount.

00:13I don't know what it was.

00:14Last year?

00:15And dug in even deeper this year.

00:17The quote is, let's just say they're happier this year than last year.

00:20This is the NIL people.

00:21This is the collective for the sports teams.

00:23So what's your take all my money expenditure?

00:26You go somewhere, a thing, a person, an event like this.

00:32I have a single one.

00:34I'm not the most responsible spender in the world.

00:36Seth knows that.

00:37I've got many a story of irresponsible spending.

00:40My thing that got handed to me, when we moved into our new place,

00:44Amy and I, where we live now, we've lived there five years.

00:47When we moved in, put up a picture of our big screen TV on the wall,

00:51thinking like, hey, we moved into the new place.

00:53This is our big screen TV we already had.

00:54I posted it just to say, like, hey, we moved into our new place,

00:57had wires hanging down and everything.

00:59Like Reggie.

01:00Well, my cable management is better now.

01:05A guy who works for a big, not a big, but a local audiovisual company says,

01:09hey, man, I can help you with that.

01:10And I said, oh, I've always wanted the multiple TVs on the wall.

01:13So he said, well, I'll send you something.

01:14I'll send you a proposal.

01:16And he sent me this proposal.

01:17And I'm thumbing through it, and there's like five different options

01:19with the speakers and everything else and blah, blah, blah.

01:21Give me the big one.

01:22Give me the biggest one.

01:23Yeah, like, yes, yes.

01:26Give me the biggest one.

01:27I will tell you.

01:28And I.

01:28TV.

01:29Entertainment.

01:29It was irresponsible at the time.

01:31And yet, and yet, I have gotten years of enjoyment out of that setup.

01:35It's been awesome.

01:36So I have no regrets about it.

01:38But that was one where.

01:40And I knew I didn't show the proposal to Amy either.

01:43I just said, hey, we're getting a new setup in here.

01:45That's all.

01:46It was a lot of money.

01:47I do.

01:49Sometimes it's warranties on anything where I know it's not financially the smart thing

01:53to do.

01:54But there's also where I know my weaknesses in getting things done.

01:58And there's something about where with warranties, I know that, all right, I'm going to just,

02:04it's there.

02:04It's paid for.

02:05If it breaks, I'm just going to, I take it to the dealer.

02:08I send it to the, send it to the computer company or whatever.

02:11So I'm, it's probably, it's, it's not financially responsible for most people, but I'm a pretty

02:17aggressive warranty purchaser because I know that I'm, I know that I'm not going to get

02:21it fixed if I have to do any kind of thinking about it at all.

02:24That is a bit of a splurge.

02:26Mine is more gluttonous.

02:28I, if, if, if like Jan goes somewhere and she wants to go into some shops or something,

02:34I find the nearest gourmet food or cheese shop and I just start loading.

02:39Cheese, I've said it on the air before, cheese and pastries is my absolute, it's going to

02:45kill me.

02:45It's my absolute down.

02:46Shovel it into the bag.

02:47If you open the drawer in our refrigerator, I have cheeses in there that I'll never eat.

02:52But I'm like, ooh.

02:52Are they still good?

02:53Do you know which ones are allowed to age and which ones don't?

02:56Yeah, kind of, sort of.

02:57That's not a good answer.

03:00I need a real definitive answer on that one.

03:02I don't have one.

03:03No, the dumbest, the dumbest thing I ever bought was kidnapping insurance.

03:07How does one, how does one cash in on that?

03:11Well, it's if somebody has to get kidnapped.

03:13Oh, well, you know, I was going to, I was planning on taking a, going to South America

03:17in the off season.

03:18And I was talking to somebody and he was like, you know, you really should think about it

03:21because like, and let's be real.

03:23It wasn't, I, I wasn't going to be out backpacking on a trek through the mountains or something,

03:29but I don't know.

03:30So I bought it and then I didn't even take the trip.

03:33So that ended up being a really stupid purchase.

03:35How easy are a lot of the warranties that you do cash, you know, because that's one

03:39of the things that always, it's the easiest thing in the world.

03:43Yeah.

03:44It just, and a lot of times it is just put it in a box, send it to Apple or wherever

03:48and just, yeah, there you go.

03:50That's where it's, it's, I'm always pleasantly surprised by how easy it is to work with most

03:54We're all paying for that, by the way.

03:56Yes, we are.

03:57Yes, we are.

03:57We're all paying for it.

03:58So that's, I was like, maybe I've had just a bad experience.

04:01No, you're not.

04:02How are you all paying for it?

04:03Because the reason they can be so easy and laissez faire on anything that gets sent back

04:07to them is because they charge us just the rest of us.

04:10It's all built by the warranties.

04:12That part of it, it's all the, the, the way they've calculated and everything for all

04:16that is the people buying the warranties and I'm overpaying for it on average, but I don't

04:20care.

04:20It's the convenience.

04:21Yeah.

04:22Don't, don't put your, don't, don't, you're being exactly like the Sean Pendergast in my dream

04:27last night.

04:28Yeah.

04:29Welcome to your nightmare, buddy.

04:31Yeah.

04:32Yeah.

04:33Okay.

04:34Good.

04:34Well, I'm, I'm anxious to hear what the big splurges are around here.

04:38That'll be good.

04:39By the way, you guys are, the text message, you guys are so out of touch.

04:42So now every homeless person is a crackhead, huh?

04:46GTFOA.

04:47Someone taking up for the homeless right now.

04:49Oh, good.

04:50Are you sure she was a crackhead?

04:51Somebody needs to.

04:52Well, you know, all these days, John, quit being so insensitive.

04:56First of all, it was just kind of a laissez faire term.

04:58We just kind of threw it out there.

05:00Yeah.

05:00But secondly, she certainly had all the markings.

05:03Yeah.

05:04Yeah.

05:04All the markings.

05:05Keith issues.

05:05Oh, yeah.

05:06Everything else.

05:06Okay.

05:07Yeah.

05:07There you go.

05:07Sounds like a heroin.

05:10Drug expert.

05:12Duck Hodges is doing okay.

05:13He's dating Laney Wilson right now.

05:14Good for him.

05:15Yeah.

05:15That's good, man.

05:16That's good.

05:16Yeah.

05:16That's good.

05:16Yeah.

05:16That's good, man.

05:16Yeah.

05:17That's good, man.

05:18That's good.

05:18Yeah.

05:18That's good, man.

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