Mark Cuban

No, I mean, it just depends on the circumstances.

Like, typically what I'll do is just say, you know, send me an email.

And if it's a question I can answer, I will.

And as long as they don't ask me 50 questions, you know, as long as they don't ask me things that are easily answered just by searching online, you know, then I'll try to help them.

Because sometimes, I mean, it's crazy, even like probably what I would have done, like 12, 13 year old kids that'll email me with business questions, you know, you can tell it's very self-serving, you know, or I'll get parents emailing me for their kids.

And so,

Yeah, it's just like, oh, my son or daughter is really interested in ABC.

Can you answer these questions?

I'm like, no, I'm not going to answer them for you.

Now, if your son or daughter took the initiative, what's insane, not to go too far off track, like now I'll get emails from parents saying,

of adults, 22, 24, 28 years old, asking for job advice for their kids.

I'm like, hell no.

I don't know if it's culture per se or just like these parents that are just like- A lot of them.

Yeah, helicopter parents to the 9,000th degree.

And I'm like, no.

I just won't respond.

Yeah, my email's public.

Well, no, I got two.

Well, three I have, yeah.

Just in case I need better service or I can be working on one and whatever.