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Caleb Hammer's family audit traces the cost of starting over

Angel says setting up a separate home left her with debt, while accounts of financial control and childhood abuse take the conversation beyond budgeting.

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The Most INSANE Financial Audit Ever

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2:30Angel says separating and setting up another residence left her with around $38,000 in debt.
3:29The opening income review covers retail management and custom window building, followed by barista earnings.
20:07The discussion turns to a guest's account of childhood physical abuse.
37:40Angel describes financial control and being unable to access money she earned.
The conversation reaches the budgeting section after the extended discussion of family experiences.

Angel has a retail management job and a new household to support. She tells Caleb Hammer that separating in June and setting up another residence left her with roughly $38,000 in debt. Her adult daughter and her daughter's fiancé live with her.

That is the financial starting point of "The Most INSANE Financial Audit Ever," which has drawn about 684,000 views since yesterday. Unlike the separate Nicole interview covered earlier, this episode brings several family members into the studio, with another joining by phone.

Hammer begins with jobs and earnings: retail management, custom window building and barista work. But the conversation soon moves from how much money comes in to whether someone can actually use the money they earn. Angel describes being denied access to her own earnings: "And I made the money. So I wasn't allowed access to the money that I made."

Guests also recount experiences of childhood abuse. Those accounts occupy much of the discussion before the budgeting section arrives well over an hour into the episode. This is an extended family interview, not a quick debt calculation. It also includes paid sponsor segments.

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