In this short segment, the speaker shares a personal story about how, unable to afford a babysitter, they used a small red wagon to transport their children while they went door‑to‑door for work. The anecdote is framed around a lesson taught by their parents: every goal has a "toll" that must be paid, and success requires willingness to meet that cost. The speaker describes the routine—starting in the morning, stopping for lunch at a park, and returning home in the wagon—illustrating a resourceful, low‑cost approach to balancing work responsibilities with childcare.
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