Mick Hunt

So sorry.

I didn't mean to steal thunder.

Yeah.

Yeah.

It's, it's a beautiful story.

And I will tell you, if you are a parent of a teenager or older,

I would definitely, one, buy the book, but two, I would start with this chapter for them because this was a conversation that I had with my two sons, Jay and Kamen.

I know you're listening.

I know you're watching.

So I'm just going to share our dirty laundry really quick, right?

I needed them to understand because at some point you have to, I'm going to say, financially mature, right?

And by financial maturity, I mean, it's not, hey, dad, it's towards the end of the month and rent's going to be due in a couple of days and I need some help.

And I'm not saying that my boys do this or have done that.

But I need everybody to understand, like, how do you prepare for that maturity?

And so I'm going to give a hot take that I'd love for Haley to chime in on because this is going to be her hot take because it's her message.

You famously have said that the rules of money have changed, right?

And I think now is that time.

Like, I'd love to get your continuation of that quote.

Like, why isn't following your parents' advice going to make you wealthy anymore?

Yeah, I love it.