The First Show.

Million dollars is nothing but a hassle.

Nothing but a hassle, right?

It can be, and I'm very curious as to how the parents on the show would react to this situation if you found yourself in it.

So before I tell you about this prank, which got a very genuine reaction out of the dad,

question for you guys, if you have a teenage child and they still live under your roof,

do you feel as if they are obligated to tell you how much money they have if they're working?

You mean, it's not like a streamer or something like that, and they're making a ridiculous amount

of money?

Or I don't know how much

money just in general well i mean if you're under my roof and i'm paying the mortgage and i'm paying

the electric bill and i'm paying the hot water bill and i'm buying the groceries and um i think it should

be i don't think i have i don't think I have a right to any of it,

but I think it would be right to disclose it. I'm not asking that you, you have to pay me,

but yeah, I think just to help you make wise investment choices and to protect your finances

as somebody who is older and wiser and been there and done that and made money mistakes and

learned. Yeah, I would like to know so I could just guide my child the best way I could.

Same. No, I need to know. Same thing. I don't want any of it. I'm not entitled to any of it.

But I need to know so I can help you make those investments, make sure that you're not getting

scammed, make sure you submit for

taxes properly. You're still a child. And while I can recognize that money is yours, you don't know

how to handle it properly like an adult would. So I'm going to teach you. And then we can decide

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