My husband made money, so I asked her to pay it all. What does she mean by paying what she should pay?

You can understand it this way: I will pay a lot for what I should teach, and I will keep a little for what I should keep.

After all, everyone is in urgent need of money, and it will be embarrassing to have no money to engage in activities. For example, class reunion, AA dinner for company employees, and giving parents lucky money. My colleague went to see me when I was sick and bought some fruit money. I said that when I paid my salary or earned money, some of them should be handed in and some should be kept for my own use or urgent need. It is disappointing that I can't ask you for money in front of my colleagues. Leave the job to your wife, except to pay for some daily expenses at home. You can also save some money to prevent yourself from spending money indiscriminately. But I still have to take out a small part as spare money.

At one time, a colleague in our unit gave all his salary cards to his wife. Colleagues got together or worked overtime for takeout. He was just dumbfounded. If you want money from your wife, you still have to give reasons for using it. I asked for a takeaway of more than ten dollars to prove it to us. We were dumbfounded. I don't know what to say. Later, he was not invited to any activities and was alienated by his colleagues.

Therefore, you can't pay any of the money you should pay, and you have to keep some for later use.