Negotiation is a super important skill

Million Bazillion

Marketplace

Kids & Family, News

4.6 • 3.3K Ratings

🗓️ 28 July 2020

⏱️ 21 minutes

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Summary

This week, we’re learning how to get what you want through negotiation. It’s about empowering kids — and hopefully avoiding big, nasty arguments — by employing new skills like active listening and compromise. We’ll use those skills to help our friend Ruby, who wants her parents to get her a new smartphone. Plus, we’ve got some great knock-knock jokes, and LeVar Burton tells us whom he wants to see on U.S. currency. Send us your questions about money along with your money designs to marketplace.org/million!

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0:00.0	Hey, Bridget, you got any more of those knock-knock jokes?
0:02.8	Um, yeah, here's one.
0:05.4	Yes.
0:06.6	Knock, who's there?
0:08.3	Ice cream soda?
0:09.4	Ice cream soda, who?
0:11.0	Ice cream soda people can hear me.
0:13.0	That's so good.
0:15.0	All right, one more.
0:17.0	No, we got to start the show.
0:19.0	Oh, please, they're so short and you're so good at them.
0:22.0	Okay, last one.
0:25.0	Knock, knock, knock.
0:27.0	Who's there?
0:28.0	I'll never know.
0:29.0	I'll never know who.
0:30.0	Okay, time for the show, bye.
0:32.0	Bridget, I'll never know who? Bridget. Bridget, she didn't finish. Now we'll never know who.
0:37.0	Oh, that's good.
0:40.0	Hey everyone welcome back to Million Bazillion the show that helps
0:47.3	dollars make more sense I'm Jed and I'm Bridget talking about money isn't easy and that's okay because we're here to help
0:55.5	Today we're teaching you something that's gonna make your parents really nervous
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