Hello, welcome to the Collintero podcast.

I was just thinking about a family that I grew up with.

A poor family, not even poor with it, like as if they had no money.

But poor in the sense that, by the way, there's like a bit of a detail end of a hurricane above

the house right now. So you may or may not have some little raindrops in the background

and whatnot. So please, pardon me for the weather. I grew up with this family, their poor family, but they weren't poor, like they, they, the house had money, the dad had money, the dad figured out a way, even though he was a poor man, he figured out a way to get a job where he earned lots of money.

And this is the, this is the family, this. They were the poor family. They were like,

they're all always dirty. You know, obviously, the rake of kids, a rake of brothers.

You know, some families just produce only boys. And it's, I think it's a poor thing.

Rich families have girls and poor families have boys.

That's sort of,

I,

I can't prove that,

but,

you know,

think about it.

Whenever you ever heard of, like,

you know,

like,

every fucking school will always have the fucking,

the McDonald brothers

you know they're always like some rough brothers

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