eric-stonestreet-conversation-v2

When you come back to KC, aside from going home, what is the stop you have to make? Well, typically some kind of Mexican food because I even though I live in Los Angeles, there's still something about Kansas City Mexican food that I can't get out of my brain. Even though you live in L.A.? Yeah. I love going to Margarita's and having some tacos or something like that. I love coming to the K. I love going to Arrowhead, obviously. Those are stops on my list for sure. Let's talk about your time as a kid. What is the financial lesson that you learned as a kid and took with you in adulthood? Don't buy things that you can't afford. That's a valuable lesson, I think. My dad always taught me that and there were time he used to use the expression "tuck in your ears," meaning that when you're trying to save for something, rather than overextend yourself, take something out of your life. Then put that money in an envelope every day. Whether it's a cup of coffee or whatever. If you're spending $4 on a cup of coffee every day, stop drinking that cup of coffee for 60 days. Then you've got $240.