[image] Material Wears out but Knowledge Stays…. Bruce Lee

I'd love to raise a little human but I'm too selfish to have kids

I wish I had been taught more lessons and values, but instead I was just told I was “so smart” and would never have to work hard for anything because of how smart I was.

Rest in peace to both of them

Bruce Lees daughter (pictured) Shannon actually does a [TED Talk](https://open.spotify.com/episode/5lBB1Ucvkhx0zWgIfYWLah?si=pcpU2dNDRwS2KrOlxR0_zQ) on what Bruce Lee taught her. It’s nothing short of brilliant.

I try to do both.

Just do both and stop pretending you can only have one or the other and that one's good and ones bad. Almost like there's a balance to raising a child.

This just reminds me of why I, along with Bruce Lee's family, and others... didn't appreciate his depiction in Once Upon A time In Hollywood. I understand artistic liberty, but Tarantino didn't need to tear down Bruce Lee to make his movie.

Yeah My parents did not teach me shit... on that subject anyone, have tips for learning to ride a bike in your late 30’s?

False dichotomy. You can do both.

Money (and the things it buys) is only a tool. Without the wisdom to use it, it's useless.

Obviously his kid didn’t listen

Growing up I was taught to cook and clean from my great grandma, grandma, and mom. Then I learned how to grill, build and fix things from my grandpa. I’m only 20 and still have allot to learn but besides know how to do that stuff I went for music and languages instead.

Like never point a gun, even loaded with blanks, at a person?

I do this, learn things I think my kids should know so I can teach them. What this quote won’t tell you is how hard it is for your rusty old fart brain to learn things and how unfairly easy your kids can do it so you have to start learning a new thing just to teach them more. I’m like ”you little shit I spent two months learning that and you’re already better than me.”

That advice didn't work out so well for Brandon

*signs up kid for kung fu classes*