Bishop

Yes, sir.

It wasn't a very sexy toy.

And I couldn't take it to school and brag about it.

And it didn't make any sense.

But it did start a mindset in my head that if you're going to work and make money, you ought to be putting something away.

Have to.

So by the time I was 16, I had built up a substantial amount of money back at that time because she made saving important.

And she rewarded me based on how much I saved.

I think that kind of thing, as small as it is, it's important.

It's important that we do that.

And I would also say that even though you don't know the stock market and you don't know what all those letters mean at the bottom and you watch some of these financial shows and you can't keep up with what they're doing,

Watch them.

Anyway, watch them.

Yeah, watch them.

Anyway, you you pick up a phrase or two Yes, sir, then later on you learn what capital gains means, isn't it?

Then you you were talking about estate planning Yes, you start thinking about estate planning you start thinking about a trust you start to decide whether it's revocable or irrevocable trust and you your knowledge begins to expand by exposure and

Yes, sir.

If you are not exposed to it, you're not going to grow into it.

And instead of being exposed to it, we start scrolling on our social media, listening at people who don't really know what they're talking about.

One person is telling you, don't drink any more carrot juice.