it's getting harder to get in the middle class.

And I'm not going to say, I'm not the person to be, you know,

say that the middle class don't exist because it does.

Right, when you look at it, there's an upper echelon,

there's like ultra wealthy, and then there's the wealthy, and then there's the

like the rich, then there's the middle class,

then there's the poor, and then I found out

that there's actually a bottom poverty,

below poverty level.

So the average weekly cost to send an infant to daycare in 2016 was

$211. Now it's $321. And I know this is not a lie because I was paying about in 2019 when my daughter was born.

Matter fact, when my daughter was born in 2016, she was nine months old and we started putting her in

daycare. It was costing me like

250 a week. And then by time, I was paying it up until she got to

pre-K or something like that. I think we had got to like 275.

You know what I'm saying?

So I saw that price going up and I wasn't, I wasn't mad at it.

I was like, oh, because I understood economics,

that pandemic had hit. I was like, like ooh my daughter had got to school I was like I'm glad

And I really when my daughter got to school I was like man I'm glad she's not going to inertia no more

But I wound up putting in a school called Newman in New Orleans and that was

30,000 dollars. I said why have I paying 30,000 for first grade all they're doing is

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