What was the worst financial decision you ever made?

It floats on the water.

Two words;

Practice wife.

My college degree and nothing else comes close

Pot Stocks and DOGE

A Dodge truck.

Loan money to family.

It may have been 2007 or 2008. I had opened me a brokerage account and had me 2500 shares of Netflix, in my cart ready to hit send. It was 3 or 4 dollars a share. I thought it was a good idea.

Guy talked me out of it.

He still messes with me about it. That’s 2 million I will never see.

Started deer hunting……😂

Deer leases and coffee

Cold beer and warm whiskey.

2 practice wives.

Not me, I would have told you to hit send.

Trusting first wife and pissing away $ on a divorce lawyer.

Marriage

An F-150 twin turbo eco boost. Was it Wooderson that said there’s no replacement for displacement?

The wrong Water Witcher

I remember it well

Oh lord… any business I’ve started or vehicle I’ve bought. There have been many. Thank God I’m blessed with a great wife and haven’t ever had to go through a divorce.

Choosing to be a school teacher for 17 years, big mistake.

I was addicted to the time off, but it cost me financially.

I never made any real money, but teaching is over.

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Worst was not selling all 3000 shares of GE I had when Jeffrey Imalt took over the company. Cost me around $180,000.00

I could have gotten into Public Storage at the IPO but someone talked me into putting $3000.00 into a different stock, don't even remember what. .

To be clear, are you a bad business man and a bad judge of vehicles ?

Yea, I definitely wouldn’t take my advice in either. But, I’m an awesome judge of character!

Too many to list until I met my current wife 17 years ago. No problem since.,

Couple of ex-wives.