What Are You Smoking?' Dave Ramsey Blasts $130K-Income Couple After $315K Home Flip, $22K Car And 'Stupid Cars' Spiral

Congratulations are in order... not really. The latest episode of "sticker shock" comes courtesy of a couple who's just flipped a home for an eye-watering $315,000 profit – on top of earning a combined income of over $130,000 per year.

• The couple, who wish to remain anonymous (smart move), made the whopping sum after flipping a house in a relatively modest neighborhood. Not too shabby, right?
• But here's where things get really interesting: they're already planning their next home flip, despite having a combined income that puts them firmly in the top 10% of earners.

It gets even better (or worse, depending on your perspective): the couple owns not one, but two "stupid cars" – an expensive luxury vehicle and a high-end sports car. We can only assume they're using the latter for its intended purpose: to make a statement.

The financial guru behind it all? Dave Ramsey, who had some choice words for this lavish lifestyle: "What are you smoking?" he quipped in response to their spending habits.

While we're not here to judge (okay, maybe a little), it's hard not to wonder what these two are thinking. Perhaps they've got a secret stash of cash tucked away somewhere – or maybe they just really love cars.

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