This is a a podcast is sponsored by MNS. This summer keep your cool. podcast. Indeed, here we are again right, straight into what are we talking about, inheritance.

Well yeah, I wanted to talk to you about this because I read something right about Jeff Goldblum, who I really like and he has come out and said that he is not going to

financially support his kids at all when they get older. He wants to teach his

kids to be independent. Now I completely agree with this to a point like I would have loved if my

parents brought me in apartments but they didn't and I think if you have the money

to it be nice to try and help your kids get a little like step up on the property ladder.

Yeah that's a nice thing to do. I think cutting your kids out completely is probably

a bit mean but giving them everything also makes them suck.

Like lots of kids that I know that were given everything and I've got

I like when I was growing up in St. Bart's and stuff obviously would meet lots of kids who were just like given absolutely everything or given like credit cards from a really young age and like they're almost all

well fucked now because they have like no work ethic and they don't understand like the value of working for anything or and it's just it's just a bit of a shame.

You know what I mean?

It's kind of a waste to do that to your kids.

It's not great parenting to just give them whatever they want.

It's also just slightly, it makes them weak.

It makes them weak it

them worse the kids you're not doing them a favor no it's kind of like it like

I think helping them is to is to help them financially if you are in a position to and want to do that but not kind of

of overdo it. Make it so that they can't have the things that they really want so that they

understand the value of putting it putting the time in to work towards it you know

well Gordon Ramsey said he's only going to give us kids five grand to words a flat

five grand I don't believe that. No, that's just stupid to be honest.

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