 Welcome to a welcome back to Norris Cove. If you are new here, I am Yoshida. I am a self-employed hairstylist. I'm also the owner of Norris Cove, which is an online stationary shop where we sell stationary goods such as budget information, budget inserts, and functional stickers. I also like to plan my life minimally and functionally using a planner. If that sounds like something that you are interested in, do me a favor, hit that subscribe button, also hit that notification bell, leave me a comment in the comment section letting me know that you're new so that I can welcome you to the Cove. But today, you guys, we're going to do our closeout finally. We have so much to do. I used to be like, I don't have that much content to put up, baby. I'm overflowing with content that I'm trying to fit it all where it needs to be. Let's get to our closeout, you guys. So, this was the month of February. Let me get a pin out so I can go over this. I think I've completed everything. I just want to hit and kind of get the numbers. I've kind of already closed it out, but I just want to go over it with you all. So, for the month of February, let me, I do have some explaining to do, okay? Not bad explaining, but let me explain something to you. In one of my videos, I talked about how, let me go to my regular planner. That way, it's a little more visible. I talked about how I calculate what I made for the month. As you can see, Friday and Saturday, it failed at the beginning of the month, which is the first and the second. What I do is take those two totals together, and that is going to continue on to the rest of March, okay? But then, for the month of February, let me see if I put it in here. So, yeah. So, what I did was, this is the total from these two days. Again, the first of the month fell on a Friday and Saturday, but everything here goes to January. So, for the starting the month of February, we had $570 for these two days. Then I would calculate the next week, the next week, and then the next week. Well, and then here. And then, so here for February, these days here was $770. I hope it's not confusing. It makes sense to me, but I hope it's not confusing. So, what I did was that first week, I made $785, but actually the beginning of the month was 570. That next week, we did 1405. The week after that, we did 1453. The week after that, we did 1340. And then last week, we did 1770. So, if we add all this up together, I still came in over 5,000. So, let's do 570 plus 1405 plus 1453 plus 1340 plus 770. $5,538. Now, if we just did week to week to week to what we made, we're still at 5,000, but let's do it. 785 plus 1405 plus 1453 plus 1340 plus 770. So, 5753, but I just realized something too. Last week, I'd have to redo that because last week we came in at 1491. We had estimated 700, which is still good because for the month, it had been 770, but if we tacked on that, we were well over. Let me add the difference. We're almost 6,000. We're over $6,000 for the month. Perfect. Let's not even go there. So, for bills, we came in at, we paid an extra $112 for last week. And let's do the bill total. So, we're going to just do actual, yeah, let's just do actual 394, 24 plus 784 plus 510 plus 553 plus, I forgot the 81, and then 670 and 397. So, we came in at $2,912.44. That ain't making no sense for bills. Something's not adding up here. Well, let's go on. Savings, we saved a total of, I put down here 70. This is what we have left. And then over here, debt payoff, we paid a total of $616 in debt payoff here. Let's do the total and expenses. I have 344 plus 155 plus 301, 15 plus 66.75. And that's $866.90. Synchron funds, we did 112 plus 166 plus 260 plus 254 plus synchron funds, 285. 1000, that's about right, $1,077. That's what we did in synchron funds. So, now, let's take this out. And let's do our income budgeted for the month. Do I have a budgeted, let's add a budget. Let's see here, 700, 1300, 900, 1300 plus, 770, 4,970. So, let's come down here. We've estimated 4,970. And actually, I always keep it about 4,000. And then we ended up making 5538. Okay, bills, we've estimated, let's do a total, 424 plus 1165 plus 643 plus 1248, 1248, 81 plus 557.54. We've estimated 4,000 and 38, 38, 35. And then we actually spent the 2,9, let me go over this number because something ain't right, 394, 24 plus 784 plus 510 plus 553, 81 plus $670.39. Yeah, 291, 1244. And then savings, we didn't really have a, that's, yeah, that's right, right. Let's do 70. And then that pay off, we estimated 469. We came in at 616, 16. Look at those numbers there. And then expenses, let's skip down here. Sink and funds, I'm going to go to the Sink and Funds right quick. We're going to estimate 112 plus 35 plus 117 plus 153 plus 150, 767. That's what we estimated. And we ended up spending $1,077. Okay. Now for expenses, let's see what we estimated here, 67 plus 80 plus 40 plus 67. We estimated 1,021. And we ended up spending $866.90. So our budget is closed out. Let's take all of this subtract from our total income. So we had 55, oops, 35, 38. Subtract 291, 2.44. Subtract 70. Subtract 616, 16. Subtract 1,077. Subtract 866. At least this was $4.50. Something's not right. Let me try this again. Maybe I made a mistake. 35, 38. Subtract 291, 2.70. Yeah, we still got like $4.50. That didn't make any sense. I think that would probably be, I'm trying to figure out where we lost $4.50. Let me go off camera and try to get these numbers right. Okay, you guys. So I don't know where our $4 is coming from. Let me, everything added up. Perfect. I don't know where we're missing $4.50. I'm going to try this one more time. Subtract 2. Yeah, I don't know. Let me try to make them even numbers. Let's try that. We don't know where the $4.50 went and we can't worry about it because after I went back and made everything even numbers, it put me like at a negative 6. So we're going to leave this alone. February's closed out. We're going to figure it out somewhere. Maybe these numbers that I put here aren't matching what's in here, but that's going to take a whole different video. So we are closed out for February. I hope that wasn't too long. If again, if you are new here, thank you for watching. I will see you guys in my next video.