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What do you tell parents when they're trying to raise their kid? You made a good point. Yeah. You don't have to think that 2025 is the right age. You can get your kids started early, young, help them understand business, help them understand to conduct themselves, help them understand how to invest. But parents, a lot of parents don't do that. I don't think you're the norm. No. You're not the norm

with the parent. I don't know. I watch my kids, you know, I know. Good outlier. Huh? You're a good outlier, is what I'm saying. You're not the normal parent, too. Well, maybe. I mean, I don't know. Who knows? It's yet to be determined whether I'm a good parent or not. We'll see what, you know, when they grow up and they start functioning in society.

Yeah.

And they start, you know, going out on their own doing their own deal.

It's in. good parent or not. We'll see what, you know, when they grow up and they start functioning in society.

Yeah. And they start, you know, going out on their own, doing their own deals. Then we'll find out whether we got a really good product out of our kids or not. But, you know, when I'm watching my kids at six and seven watch YouTube, I'm like, that can't be good for them. So now I could take the YouTube them from them, but then what are they going to do?

Like, I need to spend time with them, you know, to like, because I want them to hear what I'm doing.

Now, just because I think what I'm doing is right. Yeah. But what's your advice for parents on how to raise good kids?

Well, being super kind and you're saying that we don't know.

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