Скачать или смотреть Episode 4 - Who Spent $400 at Target?

In this episode of Life - What Is It Good For?, Bridgett and Brannon unpack the complicated, emotional world of money. Starting with a $400 Target run that was never really about paper towels, they dive into childhood lessons about spending, the psychology behind our Amazon carts, money as identity and power, and the shame or guilt that can come with financial choices. Honest, funny, and deeply relatable, this conversation explores why money feels so personal—and how it shapes who we are.

Correction: At 58:59 Should be "Mr. Calaway at Hill and Dales Estates" in Lagrange, GA

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Chapters:
0:00 – The $400 Target Trip: Impulse Buys & the Illusion of Control
5:12 – Shopping as Emotional Regulation
9:45 – Childhood Money Scripts: Mom, Dad & Mixed Messages
15:20 – Why Money Feels So Personal (and So Shameful)
20:48 – The Four Money Personalities: Spender, Saver, Avoider & Controller
26:35 – Love, Power & the Ledger of Relationships
32:50 – Stay-at-Home Guilt & Invisible Labor
39:18 – Generational Pressure: Outdoing Our Parents
45:10 – When Love Feels Transactional: Unlearning “Earned” Affection
50:55 – Giving Kids a Voice: Breaking Family Cycles
57:42 – Identity, Achievement & the Cost of “Doing Better”
1:05:20 – Final Reflections: What Money Really Means