$14 milkshake ends up costing $100,000

I have a friend of mine that has a son that he used to go every month to Shabas out to make a milkshake. They used to go buy the milkshake in the ice cream store for him and his wife and his kid. Three milkshakes. A milkshake is $14. So that's what $42 a milkshake every month shabas. Told the son matzah shabas. Let's buy a milkshake machine at home. We'll buy the ice cream. A bucket of ice cream is 10 12 bucks. Bottle of milk, chocolate syrup. We'll do the same ingredients. We'll make our own milkshake. So he made the first week they bought the machine they calculated each milkshake was about $4 in total with the ice cream with the milk and everything. So with $12 out of $42 he has $30 extra. He went that mat shabas he opened up his laptop opened up in his fidelity account ad account it's called the milkshake account. This is where he named it milkshake account. He took 30 bucks and he put it in that mat shabas right by the way wired from his bank account. 30 bucks into that account. So that's 30 bucks a week times four, that's $120 a month. After 6 months, that account had over $800 between the money that it saved. Now, can you imagine they still have the same milkshake every month of Shabas? And yet they have $800 in a savings. It's called the milkshake savings account. How much money will this be in 20 years? $100,000. A milkshake every month. $100,000. That's called being mindful. You don't you don't even have what's going on.