Mike Andes delivers a brief, opinionated monologue arguing that Tiger Woods "didn't come from money" but had a form of parental privilege: a father (Earl Woods) who cared, pushed him, and cultivated skills. Andes contends this parental influence shaped Tiger's success and suggests Tiger's own child will face similar judgments and pressures.
Tiger woods didn't come from money, but he had the privilege of a dad who really cared about him and pushed him to succeed. So is that privilege, parental privilege? Dad, that pushed him. Earl, I think his name. Yeah, that pushed him. Whatever. He didn't hand him golf skills. Earl wasn't a professional golfer. He was a good dad. That translated to someone who had tons of skills. Tiger's kid will always be judged as well. Your dad gave you the skills he has. Whether or not that that is true or not, it will just always plague that individual. And they'll have to, like, get enough therapy to get through that because, like, his son in his right is, like, an incredible golfer.
