Adam Sosnick

Tom, what do you say to that?

Anytime you go too much this way or too much this way, it's a problem.

You need money to come in to invest to create jobs.

But you need to think about, is this opportunity still good for the person that's coming out of college to start a family?

If it's not, our birth rate goes to 1.58.

Then what's the point?

You need the younger folks to be getting married to have their dreams become a reality to have kids.

Or else what happens?

It is not a good economy.

Last night, one of the things we were talking about on the podcast...

With Tate is we need more men who have a lot to lose.

Men who don't have a lot to lose is not good for society.

You make better decisions the more you have to lose.

You make worse, reckless decisions the less you have to lose.

What can we do for people to be more committed to whatever they're doing and wherever they're contributing?

Well, the biggest skin in the game for that, Pat, is going to be marriage.

Right.

If men wake up and look to their wife, look to their kids and realize how much they have to lose, they'll have more skin in the game and they'll make better decisions as a result.

That's the kind of economic system we have to create is you have real accountability mechanisms at home and the best accountability mechanism is

is to be married.