Future Mogul Mugs

'What I'm challenging this group to do, then, is to redirect our shared passion for the idea of making money into actually making money!'

'One day this will all be yours - and I'll be out of the country, and you'll be too young to stand trial.'

'Someday, son, none of all this will be yours.'

'Son, I'm leaving you with the 3 vital elements of success - self confidence, sound education, and inherited wealth.'

'I see you plan to grow by 50 a year!'

"We're looking for a whizz-kid who can whizz-up a fast million without kidding anybody"

'Here's your lemonade and here's some descriptive literature about my franchising opportunities.'

"So what do you really think of my business plan?"

The First Marketer.

"I want to be a doctor. But I also want to be an accountant! Maybe I'll be a doctor who does her own taxes."

'Can I pay you for it later, after I get successful?'

"Forget the allowance. I'm getting more than I need from venture capital."

"Today, State Street. Tomorrow, the State!"

'Someday son...all this will be yours.'

"One day this will all be yours - along with most of the household chores."

"Times are changing...when I was young we had a simple lemonade stand..."

"I'm trying to restructure my debt, build my brand and monetize it."

'No matter how unlikely it may look now this could all be yours one day.'

"Grampa, when will I be old enough to ship jobs overseas?"

"So...do you have a job now?"

"Someday, I'm gonna be super-successful!"

"I want to be a fat cat."

"I thought I would put in the details later."

"I can't wait until we're older so we can get into the cannabis industry. At least then we can make a difference in people's lives."

"With skyrocketing condo prices these days I can easily get $2.5 million."

"I think I need to diversify my portfolio."

'Junior, what are you doing reading a book? Get on the computer so you can earn big bucks like Mark Zuckerberg.'

"When I grow up, I want to have a ballpark named after the company I own."

"If you want to be rich, the first thing you have to learn is how to count."

"And when you've saved up enough money, what are you going to say in in your full-page ad in the New York Times?"

"I wish all this could be yours someday, son, but it belongs to a competitor."

"Make a lot of money."

"That’s it! Start my own business and make exoskeletons for squishy bugs everywhere."

'When I'm a CEO on Wall Street this will make a wonderful anecdote.'

'So like, loan dude, isn't it O.K. to get the actual icea for the kind of e-business we'd like to start after you lend us the $50 million?'