Craig Robinson

Mom's doing this, mom's doing that.

Even though I take them to school, all of that.

I had that Loretta Young syndrome that I call it, and it's wrong.

It was wrong.

I got out of it eventually, but I had to learn my way because I never had that example.

Yeah, and it's up to us.

Yeah, yeah.

But I love what you said.

It was just perfect.

You're going to make me cry.

Oh, thank you.

Thank you.

You know, one of the things... What game? What game? Honestly, it wasn't even a good game.

You know, one of the things... What game? What game? Honestly, it wasn't even a good game.

You know, one of the things... What game? What game? Honestly, it wasn't even a good game.

This episode of IMO is brought to you by Progressive Insurance. Progressive Insurance. Hello. Hey there. How you doing? I'm great. We got a good one today. Oh, I cannot wait. I cannot wait. I'm very excited to talk to our guest. But to kick it off, we're going to be talking about finance. Finances. We're going to be talking about how do you manage money.

This episode of IMO is brought to you by Progressive Insurance. Progressive Insurance. Hello. Hey there. How you doing? I'm great. We got a good one today. Oh, I cannot wait. I cannot wait. I'm very excited to talk to our guest. But to kick it off, we're going to be talking about finance. Finances. We're going to be talking about how do you manage money.

This episode of IMO is brought to you by Progressive Insurance. Progressive Insurance. Hello. Hey there. How you doing? I'm great. We got a good one today. Oh, I cannot wait. I cannot wait. I'm very excited to talk to our guest. But to kick it off, we're going to be talking about finance. Finances. We're going to be talking about how do you manage money.

these economic times are really a little scary out there. And I know a lot of people have questions, but we were talking before the show, just trying to think of how did we think about money when we were growing up? And we talked a little bit about this in some of our other podcasts, but we've said that we grew up pretty, I would say we grew up poor.

these economic times are really a little scary out there. And I know a lot of people have questions, but we were talking before the show, just trying to think of how did we think about money when we were growing up? And we talked a little bit about this in some of our other podcasts, but we've said that we grew up pretty, I would say we grew up poor.