I always, when I'm speaking, I talk about, hey, who here grew up poor?

And you'll always have the audience raises their hand and I'm like, well, I feel sorry for the rest of you.

This is the flavor.

I grew up poor.

Six kids in a single mom.

I grew up born in Akron, Ohio.

She moved me to San Diego when I was nine.

I always said no matter what she did, she was going to be my hero moving me from Akron, Ohio to San Diego, because it was heaven.

But I just wanted to be rich to buy my mom a house in a car, two bedroom apartment, six kids.

You know, I saw my mom, I grew up really happy by the way.

Happiness is a key component of my life.

So I grew up really happy, but when I catch my mom crying over financial stress, the car would break down.

A dishwasher could afford us to go to summer camp worried.

You know, my mom believed that a fetus wasn't fully developed after graduate school.

So her, the fear of not paying for school was just the end all to her.

And so I was dedicated, unlike my siblings, were like you hyper academic, Harvard Penn Columbia.

I just wanted to be rich.

I always, when I'm speaking, I talk about, hey, who here grew up poor?

And you always have the audience raises their hand and I'm like, well, I feel sorry for the rest of you.

Because you can't teach the things that you have experienced.

There's something special about a hall of fame, about a billionaire.

There's something special.

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