I find that the author seems to speak far too much from his own entrepreneurial perspective. If you have that bent of mind, as so many of the people here do, y

I find that the author seems to speak far too much from his own entrepreneurial perspective. If you have that bent of mind, as so many of the people here do, you always think of money as an investment. You can rationalize a $5 latte purchase if it means you are more productive at work. But the average guy working a regular job on a fixed income doesn't and shouldn't see money the same way, especially if there is no corporate ladder to climb anymore. What's a $5 cup of coffee do for a line cook at McDonald's except give him a momentary dopamine kick?