Understanding Teen Budgeting Struggles | Real Families

When fifteen-year-old Michael comes home from his first shopping trip as Teenage Boss with a new coffee machine and next to no food, his father and brother assume they are in for a rocky month.
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[@missstirring6063]

The dad and his sons are hilarious😂 can't believe he bought a damn coffee machine 💀and John's so awkward. Their sibling vibes remind me of my sister and I 😂

[@raea3588]

I think this is a good show. It's fun and entertaining but one can really learn something from it that all people, especially teens who might not be getting direction in the area of finances, should learn sooner rather than later. 2,520 isn't a lot to run a household on these days. It would challenge you to get clever once you've taken care of all the basics.

[@kendellharris7680]

“This is my first pay & I spent it on my big burger” the dad is too funny! I can tell he loves his sons too ❤❤. 2:50

[@Yoongiwifie]

This, is such a cool idea also Eddie Woo looks handsome in a friend way