David Bach

And then we're going to take that money, and we're going to start investing in the stock market.

OK, this is a long time ago.

And by the way, this was after the Great Depression.

And my grandfather said to her, my grandmother's name was Rose.

And she said, Rose, we don't know anything about investing.

We're not those kind of people.

We don't know how to do this.

Right.

So her husband was the first person, as you said, like to cut it.

Right.

Like, we can't do this.

And she said, well, we're going to learn.

So he said, well, how are we going to save 50 cents a week?

And she said, we're going to brown bag our lunch.

And he's like, how are we going to do that?

She's like, I'm going to make the lunch in the morning, and you're going to bring it in a brown bag to the plant, and I'm going to bring it in a brown bag to Gimbels.

And I'm going to go, I'm going to eat that at lunch, and I'm going to save that money from not going out to eat lunch.

Okay, this is a long time ago.

So my grandmother who worked at Gimbels would go out to lunch with all her friends.

And her friends would say, what are you doing with a brown bag?