David and Goliath: Underdogs, Misfits, and the Art of Battling Giants

the driveway, a private jet, and a house
in Beverly Hills the size of an airplane
hangar.
The man from Hollywood had too
much money. That was his problem as a
parent. He was well past the point
where money made things better, and
well past the point where money stopped
mattering all that much. He was at the
point where money starts to make the job
of raising normal and well-adjusted
children more difficult. What the
parenting graph really looks like is this: