John Morgan

First, all my children are married.

All my children have prenups.

In my estate, it works like this.

If you don't have a prenup, you don't take under the will.

Bingo.

So I become the bad guy.

And every time I tell people this, I don't know how old your kids are, you will remember this, believe me.

So you don't want your kid to have to be the bad guy.

You're the bad guy.

So my kids could say, hey, my dad.

My dad's my dad.

Now, if you don't want to sign it, we're not getting shit.

That's right.

So that's the first thing.

The prenups are fairly tough.

One lawyer said this is the most egregious document possible.

i've ever read egregious egregious i'm sure you took it as a compliment i said by design by design yeah and so uh but listen all of my the daughter-in-laws the son-in-law i love these folks but i'm not going to have a situation where somebody can come in and you know

My one son, Matt, said – because he was the first one.

He's like, well, Daddy, maybe I put a clause in there that if I cheat on my wife, that is a null and void.

I go, no, no, no, no, no, because we don't need to have any litigation.