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And that's why you need to have as many mini clubs as possible, because children are a

fantastic return on investment.

People will think that kids are expensive, but that's the psyop that modern women, because

modern women are completely out of control and they all want Louis Vuitton handbags and

Gucci prams and strollers and all this ridiculousness.

Kids are cheap.

It's the women that are expensive.

If you can keep the women in line, kids are the most fantastic return on investment.

I'll tell you from a man, between my brother and I, we have double digit children.

Kids are something you invest in until about the age of eight or nine.

And they only cost a couple, 20 bucks a week of food to the age of eight or nine.

And then by the time they're that old, as long as you've been a good parent and you

haven't raised little brats, they can do more work than you'd be.

You'd be surprised how much cleaning they can do, getting you things, keeping the house

in order, taking care of stuff.

In the third world, eight and nine year olds are collecting water from 20 miles away.

In our, in our Western society, all these kids are just spoiled brats on iPads doing nothing.

My eight and nine year olds are cleaning my house, tidying my garden.

They're doing nonstop work and the amount of work they do largely outperforms the amount

of money they cost.

And then when they become teenagers, they can do even more.

And when they're young adults, they can take over your business for you.

So you've got six years of investing into a person for the rest of their entire life.

They owe you.

My dad made me get my first job when I was 11 years old.

Exactly.

Exactly.

So everyone's sitting out here going, kids are expensive.

I'm like, well, firstly, they're cheap.

And secondly, they only cost you money for five or six years.

After that, they pay you.

My kids pay me.

I'm going to have 20 sons working for me.

I'm going to be richer than ever.