Hosts discuss personal finance and car issues (Part 3)

Yes. How's your car problems doing? Cuz you and Cynthia were having, like, similar car problems around the same time. Now she hits us up with this message. Cynthia, I'm so sorry. You're going through it, Drew. My car. He's good. We're going through it day by day, but right now, we're good. Yeah, we just got an oil change, so I think what we've learned, what we learned in the past is just take your car to a real mechanic. No, I just need a new. Coming up next on the Chevoy Show. Don't miss what this study says next. Everyone's attention giving you facts you could easily Google what. But thanks for listening. This is a sign to send him a text. What percentage of people have not paid their friends back for borrowing money? No. All right, so before I reveal the percentage, do any of your friends or anybody you know owe you money right now? No. Nobody owes you money. Nobody owes me money but me. Ask me that question. Who do you owe money to right now? Adios. I just paid off the debt with my homegirl. Gabby, we're in the clear. But I do owe my brother about maybe 75 bucks, I think. Does the IRS count? No, because it's only friends. Only friends and family. Yeah, I know. And. And that the 75 bucks was because we went half on a gift for my dad. Yeah. And then, like, he paid it. I was supposed to pay him for it, and I never did I that before. Technically, I. I don't know if I owe him, but it's like, hey, Fernie, bro, just pay for right now and I'll give you later. Eddie, do you have any friends that owe you money? No, nobody owes me money. They've never asked me. Nobody's ever asked you, can I borrow money? Nobody. But if someone were to ask you, would you let them borrow the money? Yeah. I'm down. Oh. What? And how much? What's the limit? 80 bucks.