Daymond John

They taught us, you know, how to build ships because they taught us a trade or how to be a great employee.

But today, if you know it as I do, if you don't teach them how money works and then at 17 years old, they can acquire six to seven hundred thousand dollars worth of student debt that they aren't going to pay off into their 50s.

Well, then you created a country of people who learn to live off of debt.

And I'm not talking about good debt.

He doesn't want bad debt.

All kids, you know, and our kids naturally do it.

Nobody just puts it in a format for them because, you know, when we were growing up, our lemonade stand was as big as everybody who passed, you know, passed the block.

You know, the kids lemonade stand today is as big as the entire world once they push a button on this thing.

So, yeah, we were always doing it and our kids do it.

But we just haven't formalized and show them that, by the way, there is a path to doing this forever for yourself and your community and having fun.

and making money and creating change.

Yeah, that's what happens.

You know, I'm having so much of a blast doing this.

You know, listen, I'm wearing this crazy hat, and the reason why

I say I wear it because the kids don't care about my $10,000 Tom Ford suit.

But when I wear this hat, and we all know that children are now exiting their parents' homes, so 30s, I tell them, they go, hey, are you going to create magic?

Yeah, I'm going to show you how to disappear out of your parents' home in 20.

I'm going to show you how to make $1 into $3.

That's what I'm going to do.

I'm going to show you some magic.