I was fortunate to have a father who made me go out and earn money from a young age so I could learn what money meant. I had a bank account at 10 and started investing in stocks at 11 or 12. I fully agree with this passage.

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That reminds me of the juxtaposition we’re in now. As I watch meme stocks and meme coins, it just breaks my brain after growing up with value investing and stock research hammered into my head.

Same. As I got older, my dad had me choose my own stocks to also help me learn how little I actually knew about the companies I pseudo-randomly chose

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another thought that passes my mind maybe once a week: the kid in my high school whose dad got him a job caddying at the local golf course. Such privilege. He never made it out of comfortable suburbia. Only learned to kiss up and read people on the surface.

The kids who worked bagging groceries, rather than studying for SATs and APs, went to the city's college, maybe community college. While those who studied hard, they got to go to good state schools and private colleges all over the country.

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