So the term nepo baby has kind of become a buzzword. And if you're not familiar with that,

it basically comes from the word nepotism. And that refers to people who end up working in the same

industry as their successful parents. So spoiler alert, I'm kind of a nepo baby. Talking about

money, Dave being my dad. It's

true. But also, Ramsey, we talk about changing your family tree and how do you set up the next

generation to win. So we're going to talk all about it. And we have some A-list celebrities that

have thoughts on this too. So make sure to leave a comment, like, and subscribe to the channel.

Okay, so here's the thing. When you are looking

at personal finance, you can ignore that some people have more advantage than others. Okay, this is

true. So whether it's generational wealth, whether your parents have helped you pay for a car,

pay for college, you know, even having just the knowledge of how to handle money, whatever the

factors are, there are people that start off at a different place.

Now, is that always a negative thing?

Because the word nepotism or the idea of someone starting off better usually comes with a

negative context.

And so there is a degree where that can be true because I think that's where levels of entitlement

and competence, like things that we are not good in life can be bred out of those things. And we don't want that. But we do want factors of your story to say, hey, if you have been winning financially, then yeah, it's only natural that you want to be able to help your kids, but you want to do it in a really healthy way.

And so whether, you know, you are a nepo baby or not, or you're going to have nepo babies or not,

all parents want their kids to grow up with dignity and resilience. And so I found it so

relatable in a sense when I saw a couple of these videos from celebrities where they

started talking about this idea in interviews, and it was so funny. So today I'm going to rewatch both of these videos from celebrities where they started talking about this idea in interviews,

and it was so funny. So today I'm going to rewatch both of these two clips that I saw and kind

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