So Money episode 906, Samantha Rizzuke, founder of Curious Jane.

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He would have me balanced checkbooks. First, his own and then when I was old enough to get a checking account, my own

checkbooks, and this is pre- Internet, pre-all of this, right?

And I remember this lesson that he would say to me, he would say,

Samantha, if you get to the end and you're one cent off in balancing this,

don't, don't excuse that, Don't say that that's close enough.

Do you have any fond memories of summer camp growing up? I went to Worcester Academy camp for about four weeks one summer. It was a day camp and it was really

expensive. My parents put all their pennies together to send me and it was the only summer I got

to do it because it was just that expensive.

We couldn't keep doing it.

But I remember it was a formative four weeks.

I packed in a lot of punch in those four weeks.

I remember there was violin lessons, soccer, it was so hot.

That's one thing I really, really remember that it got so hot one day I was in middle of a violin

lesson in this un-air-conditioned attic and I was you know holding my violin and in my pose I pretty much passed out to the point where they like I passed out they called my parents and my mom had to come pick me up. That may have been my last day at Worcester Academy Camp.

I didn't want who's from the Worcester area.

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