I noticed a major difference between my sons and my daughter. After taking my daughter to a Katseye concert and my son to a Travis Scott concert, the contrast was wild. My 9-year-old daughter only wanted a hoodie and was mindful of the price. My son? He wanted everything — the mic stand, the T-shirts, the popcorn bag — totaling more than a mortgage payment. 😂
In this video, we talk about:
Raising economically responsible kids
The difference between how boys and girls handle money
Kids who think their parents are rich
Whether flipping concert merch is actually a smart investment
Shoutout to all the parents, aunties, and grandparents raising financially smart kids. If your kid is copping merch to flip it — that’s economically intelligent too. But if they’re buying a $500 T-shirt just to flex at school… we need to talk.
⏱️ Chapters:
0:00 Intro — The difference between my sons and daughter
0:25 The Katseye concert at UBS Arena
0:43 “Go crazy, you’re my daughter”
1:04 My daughter only wanted one hoodie
1:30 The light stick moment
1:50 Pushing her to get more stuff
1:52 The Travis Scott concert — my son wanted EVERYTHING
2:12 “$8,000 worth of merch — more than a mortgage”
2:16 Flipping merch as an investment 😂
2:25 Raising economically responsible kids
2:56 Do your kids think you’re rich?
3:27 “I’m rich” — the Shaq method
3:47 “Daddy, give me money” — kids and entitlement
4:01 Kids just think the provider has unlimited funds
4:01 Final thoughts — my daughter gets it at 9 years old
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