That’s why the “hustling culture” is so important and prevalent in our society right now.
Everyone “knows” someone that made bank with either youtube, selling some pyramid-scheme product, bitcoins, some collectibles, craft beer, lottery… you name it.

Social media (and before that was TV) is selling us the idea that there’s a shortcut to becoming rich, you just need to find it, hustle, and you will become one of the rich persons.

That’s also why there’s so much cult of wealth and billionaires.

That said, a large portion of Millennials and after them have a rather negative view of billionaires and are rather skeptical of becoming rich, or even becoming home owners.

Not sure why you’ve got downvoted, but that’s the reason why all Baltic states had such a reaction when the invasion started.

That said, I would say that most of those states are highly socialistic despite having pretty much allergy to anything red and while preferring a capitalist system that doesn’t mean they want or support billionaires.

I would advice anyone to watch the first episode entirely, the first twenty minutes almost made me stop and I’m glad I didn’t.

What’s the drink size like?

The mac address can also tell you the hardware vendor.

But haven’t you heard? This is affecting yatch money, eh I mean the economy.

If you have something to hide…

Weren’t the 70s worse than the 80s? I mean around 1975 when the city ran out of money.

Was there any chance for being against the war on terror or the government? Sincerely for like 10 years I felt you could easily get suckerpunched for just seeming hesitant about Iraq’s invasion or saying something negative about America’s Mayor.

As always when someone looks for gold, sell them the shovel.