Narrator: Once there was a little boy and his magic mirror. This man was named Ben Frank. Every day he would buy something that wasn't needed and bring it to the mirror.

Ben: "Magic mirror can't you see? What my money has bought me?"

Narrator: The Magic mirror was used to this phrase by now, Ben went to him every day to show the magic mirror what he had bought. The mirror told him time and time again not to waste his money on silly items.

Mirror: " Yes little boy?"

Ben: I got 10 building blocks.

Mirror: Sir, what is your need of these blocks?

Ben: "Oh nothing, I just saw them and loved them, so I bought them!"

Mirror: "Little boy, little boy, why go wasting your money on things you don't need?"

Ben: " I'm sorry, I will stop."

Narrator: The next day, the boy came back with 20 toy race cars.

Ben: Magic mirror, can't you see? What my money has brought for me?

Mirror: Yes little boy?

Ben: 20 little race cars.

Mirror: Little boy, little boy. What are your needs for these cars?

Ben: Why magic mirror, I don't have one

Mirror: Ben, you are going to keep wasting your money until you don’t have anymore. You should open a savings account to save your money!

Ben: A Savings Account? Whats that?

Mirror: You put money into a special account, and it adds up over time Ben! That way when you get older, you will have enough money to buy things you actually need!

Ben: No thanks it sounds like too much work.