Who are you to judge? Nowhere in this article did the author say 1) he's not enjoying life, 2) he considers it an actual crisis, 3) he doesn't appreciate what h

Who are you to judge? Nowhere in this article did the author say 1) he's not enjoying life, 2) he considers it an actual crisis, 3) he doesn't appreciate what he has. He had a realization and decided to share it with others. So people aren't allowed to think critically of their lives if they pass a certain income threshold? Who gets to make that decision? While I agree that we should be happy if our only problems are "first-world", we can still strive to improve ourselves. This article in particular made me realize maybe I should turn my AC off more often. I (or a charity) can do a lot with an extra $50 a month.