Strangers. The other day my kid was playing some fakakta VR game and he asked if he could spend $10 on some

fakakta nonsense in the game. I reminded him that he has his own money and can spend it how he wants.

The next thing I knew about 20 minutes later I checked my phone and there were three notifications from Greenlight,

the last one being he didn't have enough to cover whatever purchase he had just tried to make.

He'd spent about $50.

I wasn't mad because honestly that's on me.

I told him he can spend his money how he wants.

But I was like, bro, you just spent $50 on video game stuff? He forgot, I guess, that he wants to save up for some LEGO set, so he was pretty bummed he'd basically drained his account but you know maybe next time he

won't that's the thing about giving kids autonomy they learn by doing greenlight is a

debit card and money app for families where kids learn how to save, invest, and

spend wisely and parents can keep an eye on kids new money habits. With Greenlight

my kid can learn to make good habits around spending and saving.

And he has the option to earn extra money by doing extra chores.

Listen, I hate capitalism, but we live in it, so it's best to understand how it works.

Unlike the way I was raised, which was by parents who were like,

money, fat.

And now look where we are.

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