The one thing that everybody wants, but never seems to have enough of is money, mullah, dinero, and cash. However you want to call it, it really doesn't matter. People can never seem to have enough of the route of all-evil. But my question why? Why do some people have more cash than they no what to do with, while we others are living on the street and on welfare. Why do some people risk life in jail, just to get what someone else's mullah? I am not exactly sure. I really do not think scientific answers for these questions will arise. How exactly can we differentiate between greed and need? Society as a whole will have to analyze its self before a clear-cut answer can be determined. But one thing I do know about money are my reasons for wanting more. Success, greed, and need are the reasons I need more cash flow. Also, it is essentially the reason why I am killing myself with a full time job and going to school at the same time.
Unfortunately success is not measured by the happiness of a person's life. At least not in our society; where success is measured by the size of your bank account. My whole life I strived for success. Like I said before, the reason why I am in college right now is to be able to get a higher paying job when I get out. Who knows, maybe one day I will be in Forbes 400 riches magazine. That is definitely a measure success. .
I am a greedy person. I am not ashamed to admit it. I can never seem to have enough. I have a car, now I want a luxurious more expensive automobile. I want to have a GQ wardrobe, platinum chains, and a Jacob the Jeweler diamond watch. I know that this is not anything that I need, but it would not hurt to have. Seeing all these rappers on TV living the illustrious life, drinking champagne wearing and Armani gives me the idea that, that is how I should be living. And in all reality, that is how I want to live. .
Nothing in this world is free.
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The controversy of the telethon arises with the distribution of the money. ... The article explains that it takes time for charities to give money to disaster victims. Plans must be in place for who obtains the money and how much they receive. ... I found this article very interesting because I was one of the people to donate money during that telethon. ... I know that is why I donated my money. ...
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Money is not the only measure of success in life For most people in our modern-capitalism world, money is the first thing, and sometimes the only thing that measures success in their life. Money can buy power. Money can buy fame. Money can buy time. Sometimes money can even buy a life. So money has...
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Todd Erkel seems to imply in his essay, "The Mighty Wedge of Class," which explores his working-class background, "class" is largely a construction of environment, while money factors little. ... Although Erkel presents evidence that the culture into which one is raised influences one's future class status, he clearly suggests that it is essentially the possession of money that constructs this culture. ... When he went to college, he found that he lacked not only "poise or spending money," but the social skills and speech of his peers. ... This behavior among working class parents caus...
