This is an IHeart podcast.

Broadcasting live from the Abraham Lincoln Radio Studio

at the George Washington Broadcast Center.

Jack Armstrong and Joe Getty.

Armstrong and Getty.

And now he's Armstrong and Getty. And yet he's Armstrong and Getty.

A growing number of Gen Z men are moving back in with their parents, taking over household chores and calling themselves tradsons, replacing the old name, failures.

Wow.

I've come across that tradsum thing quite a few places, but that's a good joke.

Oh, boy. Failure to launch.

Yeah. Yeah, I can't go into detail. We're dealing with some family dynamics right now involving a young-ish person who's money management borders on the surreal

the kid who bought the magic beans on the way home

that turned into the beanstock magic beans would have been a better idea than this

there are times i think

financial acumen is at least half genetic

some people it's way harder to teach them.

You know, I've got one kid who scrimps and saves.

Same household as another kid who, well, it's difficult to even get the concept to stick.

But anyway, back to you.

Yeah, I was talking to a parent the other day who had bought

their 20-year-old or something like that, a car to have to drive to be able to get to work, blah, blah,

with an agreement, you're going to make the payment and change you on stuff like it. The kid did

...