> That really doesn't count as being pushed down. That's you burning money for fun. I know what that's like too but it sure doesn't count as the Man keeping me

> That really doesn't count as being pushed down. That's you burning money for fun. I know what that's like too but it sure doesn't count as the Man keeping me down, you're describing one hell of a 'first world problem' that doesn't really make sense in the context of this discussion. Maybe its fun burning money, working a job you hate, spending time away from your friends and family, working till you drop dead. I don't know I'm not rich. > If your 5 million dollar car conks out, you are more frustrated than endangered: no thing that you do is seriously at risk You have a very weird perception of things. First, there are no $5 million cars. Have you ever met someone with money? Are they chill about trashing their property? Oh I totaled my $150k car, no big deal! I have an infinite amount of money. People go broke all the time. Take it from a literal billionaire and former CEO of Goldman, Lloyd Blankfein: > “I can’t imagine how all this is going to come out when you publish,” he says, looking fleetingly concerned…. Blankfein insists he is “well-to-do”, not rich. “I can’t even say ‘rich’,” he insists. “I don’t feel that way. I don’t behave that way.” He says he has an apartment in Miami as well as New York. But he abjures most of the trappings. “If I bought a Ferrari, I’d be worried about it getting scratched,” he jokes. No one has enough money or doesn't care about burning money. https://dealbreaker.com/2020/02/blankfein-sanders-trump https://dealbreaker.com/2020/02/blankfein-sanders-trump