Dad, Got A Question

Is renting really “throwing your money away”? A kid asks his dad what housing means, and they test rent vs. buy with a 25-year ChatGPT showdown. Then: why are houses 10x pricier than in the 80s while incomes only rose 2.5x? Not financial advice.

If you're in a group chat and someone posts something mean about another kid, what do you actually do? Not the right answer, the honest one. Before that, Jayse tells us about the chess club he's starting for grades 2 and 3. Then it's a real conversation about the bystander effect, why walking away isn't the same as watching, the "front page of the school newsletter" test for anything you send, and how one line like "Stop. Not cool." can cut the tension. Plus, what to say to the kid afterward, and why every family should have a code word.

Fresh off Climate Week in New York, father & son break down net zero, total cost of ownership (EV vs. gas), and why that forgotten apple in your fridge is quietly bad for the planet. Plus an Uber-style electric air taxi. A father-son chat about climate tech that already exists, why it isn't scaling fast enough, and what the world could look like by 2046.

What starts as a debate over the new Avengers: Doomsday trailer turns into a real conversation about job displacement, AI hallucinations, why humans still crave human-made art, and whether kids should be allowed to use AI on their homework. A dad and his son try to make sense of a world where knowledge is a commodity — and who's responsible when the robots take someone's job.

How can kids make money? Jayse and Dad explore lemonade stands, selling products, offering services, and investing. They also talk about privilege, opportunity and the power of starting to save and invest early.Follow us at: https://www.instagram.com/dadgotaquestion