John Morgan

And he got a job at Firehouse Subs, became one of the great sub makers of all time, learned his lesson, and to this day works his arse off.

How hard was it for you, as somebody who grew up with not a lot and you had to work hard, to have kids who then had money because their dad had money?

How did you instill those values on them so they appreciated it?

Well, it's a problem in many respects.

When I would travel on vacations, they traveled with me.

So they're getting that lifestyle.

But what I did, I did a lot of things.

One, I made them pay for their own insurance.

Two, they didn't have to buy a car, but they didn't get much of a good car.

I mean, I think Mike's first car was a...

10-year-old Previa van.

And I never, these parents who wanna show off their own wealth through their children and the kids showing up with BMWs and Mercedes in the parking lot, I think is gross.

I think is gross.

Plus, you know a 16-year-old's gonna damage the car, so let's damage a 10-year-old Navigator or Explorer.

And then I made them work.

I remember one Christmas they came home and I said, have you two guys got your...

work schedule at WonderWorks for Christmas.

And Mike said, Daddy, nobody at Bishop Moore is working over Christmas.

I said, that can't be true, Mike.

And then Matt said, no, Daddy, nobody's working over, he was a ninth grader.