I believe profitability came first as a value. I still do today even though my complete

paradigm of value is shifted.

This is entrepreneurs the playbook.

All right well I'm going to talk about value so I might as to talk about my perception of value when I was little.

I grew up with a single mom who's actually here today.

I'm not going to look at her because I'll start to cry.

I got mommy issues but I grew up with a terrific mom and I had one goal in life

one value in life and that was to be rich and unlike most five-year-olds the reason I wanted to be rich wasn't to own a

Ferrari wasn't to have beautiful women around me it was simply to buy my mom a

house in a car.

That was my dream.

So blessed because I was so happy,

even though I was in Akron, Ohio, which some people,

if you're from Ohio, probably think it's impossibility.

But I was very happy growing up with my siblings.

They're extraordinary people.

The only time I wasn't happy is when I would catch my mom

stressed or crying because the car broke down.

Something happened that we couldn't afford to go to camp,

whatever it was, and I registered in my mind,

gosh, if I just could be rich

and buy my mom a house in a car then I'd be happy.

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