Ken Coleman

Yeah.

Well, I don't think you have to.

So my kids, I, of course, I have a unique situation and my kids roll their eyes every time they see me on a video or anything like that.

But, you know, I talk to them about the big picture financial stuff, obviously, in my role here.

But my wife and I don't – we don't let them see our budget.

We're not opening up the – that's just something they can't handle, nor do they need to know.

However, the reason I asked you that first question, I'm sure that you could say if I was in a room with you and we were whiteboarding your biggest financial mistakes –

You said the budget.

You didn't budget.

You didn't know how to budget.

OK, that's what you probably at some point accumulated some debt.

I would talk about those big mistakes and just keep it that simple.

And then and then come alongside of him after you talk about, you know what?

I wish someone had talked to me about budgeting.

Now I use this thing called every dollar.

Let me explain the concept of the budget.

Right.

And you're walking through it and you go, here's why.

But I think kids will listen to our pain more than they will our advice.

And I know that there have been a handful of times, Jade, I want to bring you in on this, where I have had some moments with all three of my kids, different times.