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the research on millionaires, the airtight research, the methodology was so pure and so good

on this research that if you disagree with the conclusions of the researcher, what's known as wrong.

Okay.

In other words, these are facts, data-based facts.

They're not feelings from your Karl Marx-induced college professor.

Okay?

These are actual facts.

79% of America's millionaires inherited precisely zero.

5% of America's millionaires inherited a very small amount, like $5,000 from grandmother,

but not enough to make them mathematically a millionaire.

It was an insignificant small amount, but they did technically get an inheritance.

Another 5% inherited money that was substantial like that last caller, or caller before, no, the last caller,

after they were already millionaires.

So did not become millionaires because of inherited money, but enhance their wealth after they were already millionaires.

So let me help you with that.

790, 5 small, 5 after.

79 plus 5 plus 5 is 89%.

That's 9 out of 10 of the current approximately 15 million millionaires

in North America became millionaires not because of inherited money.

Do not let people tell that lie in your presence because when they tell that lie they are spreading

hopelessness they are stealing hope from people because if you know that nine out of ten

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