You shouldn't take away your child's college funds.
Harold's wife Jennifer points out to Harold that if they dip into their son's college savings they can afford a new car.
Harold wants to respond to his wife's idea.
Harold tells his wife that while a new car would be great, their son's college education is way more important.
Harold tells his wife that's a great idea and that he can't wait to drive it when they get it.
Harold and Jennifer's son has enough money when college time comes and isn't forced to take loans.
Harold and Jennifer's son doesn't save enough money to pay for college and is forced into debt.