I have young kids. My daughter has like a fake ATM in her room. Does she play ATM? Well,

you know, it's like a, it's a piggy bank, but she, it tallies how much is in there. She comes with a card.

You know, so it's kind of marrying this sort of like technology that we have, although ATMs,

I feel like are going the way of the dinosaur, too.

But also using cash, too, to kind of understand the limitations of money.

Yeah, my daughter, when she was younger, if I was buying her something, say for, you know,

if she needed a dress for a school concert or something, she's like, I don't want you spending your money on this. So make sure you

use your credit card. Somebody got to cue me or do I cue myself? To yourself. Okay.

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