Kids take more ownership and pride with money when they have their own accounts.

Explain that if you leave all your money in your house, there are risks: it could get stolen, lost in a fire, or you could forget where it's kept.

You can say that interest is a thank-you from the bank for keeping your money there. You can show them - look, I made an extra two dollars this month, just for leaving my money in the bank.

I said I fell down.
Ah. The ground bloodied your nose, split yer lip, and punched ye in th' eye, all at once.
I said I don't want to talk about it.

I kept telling the kids not to give up and they never did. We played with a lot of pride. The kids left everything on the ice and that's all I can ask as a coach.

They're all kind of blue-collar guys, you know, hard-nosed kids. All of them are very strong, take pride in their strength.