Bill Perkins

So, you know, I give kind of examples is like, imagine the people that donated to, you know, funds for polio said, I'm just going to wait till I die.

And then more kids have polio.

Right.

You know, there's people, you know, and I just use that as an example.

And even if it's into education, the returns on education or a human being educated right now far exceeds any market return that you can make.

So if you are a charitable person and you identify capital that you're not going to use before you die, now.

So you're going on a sub-question.

It's like, do you give your kids money or not?

And there's books on this.

There's books like, don't give them anything.

And there's books like, give them everything.

rich in memories and experiences with you so by me quote-unquote making it right i've made my life easier and therefore their lives are easier and i they they're in a bubble right as much as i try and you know the exposure i try and get them outside the bubble yes but the main thing i wanted to do is bring strong independent women who are kind who can navigate the world

The best I can hope for.

Right.

And as far, you know, the way I look at it is, is that I have an amount that I want to give them.

Right.

That is for them to do as they please when they're mature enough to get it.

So it's not my money.

It's in a trust.

It's separate.