A I'm Walking Here

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William Angus (0:30)

Guys, what do I do? I'm so credit illiterate, financially illiterate.

Liam Cullagh (0:34)

Me too. I got to get a book or something.

William Angus (0:35)

For a finance major, I'm really financially illiterate. It's pretty sad. I feel like I'm pretty good with my money. We both are.

Liam Cullagh (0:45)

I don't know if I am these days.

William Angus (0:47)

No, you are.

Liam Cullagh (0:48)

I guess I don't.

William Angus (0:49)

I think the worst thing you do is you order food, which is what both of us do.

Liam Cullagh (0:53)

All the time.

William Angus (0:54)

I know, but we'll go to the grocery store.

Liam Cullagh (0:56)

I was thinking about it, because I'm coming back from a wedding.

And now looking at the... Because I opened my mail for the first time in four months.

William Angus (1:04)

Did you see that massive stack of mail?

Liam Cullagh (1:06)

Yeah.

William Angus (1:08)

Dude, that took me an hour to go through.

Liam Cullagh (1:11)

And you know what's funny is at one point I had organized it into piles and then just threw a week of it sitting there. It all just like went back together. But then I reorganized it. Thank you. It's so nice to see that. But I have so many save the dates.

And I go, and they're all, obviously, I'm the only one that moved out here. So they're all on the East Coast. And I'm like, I'm going to spend $10,000 this summer on weddings.

William Angus (1:35)

Yeah, it's insane.

Liam Cullagh (1:36)

And they're all like really good friends of mine. So I have to go.

William Angus (1:41)

Yep.

I had about, as you guys know, we were gone for three months. And so all that mail piled up. And when I got back, I went through the pile finally. Dude, I had like eight letters from the IRS.

Liam Cullagh (1:58)

I saw that when I was organizing it for the first time. And I was like, seems pretty fucking important.

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But it was.

William Angus (2:04)

Really? Let me say that. It was. Uh, I paid the IRS and I went to look through my bank account and the money is gone. So I clearly paid my taxes. Um, they didn't think so.

So there's, there's, I mean, I'm in hell right now.

Liam Cullagh (2:28)

Oh, dude, the entire time we were shooting the movie, I was like, fuck, I didn't pay my fucking taxes. And I didn't like text my, my guy about it. And I was like, oh, fuck, like, oh, dude, I'm going to get arrested for just being a fucking lazy piece of shit.

William Angus (2:41)

OK, maybe you're not as financially literate.

Liam Cullagh (2:42)

I'm not. But then last week, my guy calls me. He's like, hey, so like, obviously I filed an extension for you.

I didn't know you were still there. I thought you forgot about me. And I just literally was going to go to jail or something. And he was like, here's what I need. I was like, yeah, sure. And I got it over to him. And I was like, God, so easy. If I just sit down for an hour and do it, it's over.

William Angus (3:04)

Yeah.

Liam Cullagh (3:04)

But I'd let it build in my head for a month.

William Angus (3:06)

Actually, though, for you, it's like you just stand up in like 20 different states. So that's like kind of a bitch, actually.

Liam Cullagh (3:13)

Finding. And I'm sure everyone at home is like, shut the fuck up about the financial talk. But finding my collecting everything, holy shit.

William Angus (3:23)

No, it's a nightmare. It's the most humbling, leveling experience a man can go through is sitting with all that paperwork and being like, I literally don't know where to start.

Liam Cullagh (3:31)

I feel like Charlie Kelly in the mail room. And pardon me, it's just like, dude, I'm doing that shit, doing anything like that. I go, I literally, I'm getting suicidal. I'm like, fuck it.