Not luxury goods, consumption goods. And not just spending but production. Yes, a house bigger than you need, a new car (let alone a new luxury car) every 3 ye

Not luxury goods, consumption goods. And not just spending but production. Yes, a house bigger than you need, a new car (let alone a new luxury car) every 3 years, driving that car to work, alone, from the suburbs, bottled water shipped from Fiji, non-locally grown food, $70 sneakers (shipped across the globe btw), $5 coffee, almost all non-free entertainment, almost anything labeled as a consumer good. Anything that's not healthcare, shelter, education, water/food is suspect.