Why Kids Today Don't Know How to Hustle

You know, I grew up >> [snorts] >> in Romania where where you know, you didn't have the regular things that same kid growing up in America. It's a different world there. And so we learned to be tough. >> [clears throat] >> We learned how to deal for ourselves and how to work for ourselves and how to get things done that we wanted to have. And those things I guess give you a certain amount of character. Here in America, every 3-year-old, every 4-year-old, every 5-year-old has everything handed to them. You know, when they're 7, 8, 9 years old, you know, everything's handed to them. When they're 10, 15 years old, everything's handed to them. European attitude is a little bit different in the sense that people have to work for certain thing. You wanted a certain thing, you went out and you work for it. You wanted a new bike, you went out and sold newspapers until you had enough money to buy a new bike. In America, that's very rare when that happens. >> [music] >> Most of our uh neighbors and friends actually, you know, don't have to go through all that. >> [snorts] >> Daddy buys you everything, you know? So that's a problem in a certain way because, you know, they got used to that comfort level.