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What's up everybody, Morning studio, welcome to the show. I did read a story this morning about wealthy kids not making great leaders.

According to a new study, rich kids don't grow up to be the best heads of companies, government leaders.

And I tell you before I read, I was like, yeah, of course, they never had to go to struggle. They don't know how to react when struggle actually does hit.

Researchers found that children of wealthy families are likely to be selfish, impulsive, feel self-important, and have low levels of empathy, which is a big deal.

They end up not turning their employees well, which is horrible for office and culture. For years and years, and at this point, 15 to 20 years,

I'm like, why don't we let in rich people govern be the governors, be the press because they don't understand what it's like to not be rich, which has been what has constantly been that little voice in my head going, hey, you should run for office.

You spent most of your life broke struggling. You actually understand you don't sympathize with folks, you empathize with folks.

And I when I do eventually run for governor of Arkansas, that's why I'm sure I'll run a getcha once a rich kids, but that's good.

No more rich kids. That's your slogan. Yeah, everyone's like, okay, make sense. Got a point. I give you go up and privilege. You don't know anything, but how are you going to speak for people that don't come from privilege when you have never not been from privilege.

Otherwise, you just go and sorry for folks, but I bet there are a lot of rich kids CEOs now absolutely because they got the best education because they had money or even people to run for political office.

They get to go run because they have money. At this point, I could go run because I made a good enough living to do so, but I didn't have it just handed to me.

So that's where that comes from. It's cool. I read that story. You'll play a little game to get started here. Yes. We're going to play country music. Who said it?

Quote, I signed up for this. My children did not. So I keep my children out of it. I give you four options here. You tell me what country art has said that. Was it Zach Brown?

Oh, was it Eric Church? Was it Chris Stapleton? Was it Keith Urban?

I'm telling you, you don't need that. For more context, the quote goes on, I'm going to clear this up right now. I signed up for this. My children did not. So in that respect to keep my children out of it, their children, they deserve the chance to be children.

Your options are Zach Brown, Eric Church, Chris Stapleton or Keith Urban. Morgan, I'm going to come to you first. Who do you think said it?

I was trying to think because I don't think any of them post about their kids on social media, but it sounds like Eric Church. That's what I'm going with.

Ray Moon, what do you think about this? I know the answer unfortunately. Nice. I honest. Love it. Much box. Before you even gave us names, I had wrote down Stapleton.

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