Brian, do you know Acorns?

Of course I do, Rana. It's the smart money app that also teaches children how to be smart with money.

Yeah, isn't that incredible? Parents can use the Acorns early app to track their kids' chores and pay allowance automatically.

While kids can set savings goals, take interactive learning courses about all

things money, and spend what they've earned with their very own debit card. I love, love,

love teaching children financial responsibility in an early age. I'm not kidding.

I got to tell you, it's one thing I really missed from growing up was it took me a long time to realize how to become financially

responsible because I didn't have the education about it. So I think this is perfect. I couldn't agree

with you more. AQUON's early is a smart money app and debit card for kids that helps them learn the

value of money. And the other thing about this app, Brian, is that lets parents pay allowances automatically to kids, which I love.

No more rummaging around for cash, which no one can even use anymore anyway.

You set you weekly allowance.

You send it to your kids account in just a few taps.

They can spend money with their very own debit card, which is fabulous.

It gives them a new sense of independence and they can make it

customizable and cute and choose it how they want it to be. And the best part is, from my perspective,

because Steve, as I was saying, you know, is really asking for her own credit card at this point.

Well, I got some solid financial device from Steve recently, and I do need to send a thank you know.

She told you to buy Apple stock. That's a big track. She walks around and tells everybody to buy

Apple stock, which is hysterically kind of get it anymore. She's great. Plus parents or grandparents,

excuse me, or caregivers or guardians or whoever's running, you know, Madeline's home for

abandoned. Girls. Rich girls, yeah, can keep track

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