How My Journey With Money Begun

When Aaron was a little kid, his parents were not big on handing us money. If I wanted something, my parents would say, will you pay for 50% of it? And then that would help curb impulse control because he has many memories of me carrying a toy around a store deciding whether or not it was worth 100%. When you're 567, you don't have a lot of earning opportunities. So I got industrious and I asked my dad if he would buy Krispy Kreme donuts so I could sell them at my mom's yard sale. He agreed.