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And that's where that comes from, okay? Yeah. Then business changed. When the internet came around, specifically when social media came around, there became a instant feedback mechanism that allowed customers to hold companies accountable for actually doing what they say they will. So a lot of you young people, you don't really understand that

the perception of older people thinking that rich people are fucking evil and bad and this and that. And you've heard that your whole life because that was their perspective of how things were marketed. All right. That does not work now. It's complete opposite now. So here's where we're at.

the perception of older people thinking that rich people are fucking evil and bad and this and that. And you've heard that your whole life because that was their perspective of how things were marketed. All right. That does not work now. It's complete opposite now. So here's where we're at.

the perception of older people thinking that rich people are fucking evil and bad and this and that. And you've heard that your whole life because that was their perspective of how things were marketed. All right. That does not work now. It's complete opposite now. So here's where we're at.

A lot of people have been told that rich people are evil and they steal and they're unethical and they're this and they're that and this. And there is a lot of those still, but they only stay around for a little bit. Look at all these motherfuckers on the internet who fucking scam people and look where they are in fucking a year from that. All right? They're usually fucking gone.

A lot of people have been told that rich people are evil and they steal and they're unethical and they're this and they're that and this. And there is a lot of those still, but they only stay around for a little bit. Look at all these motherfuckers on the internet who fucking scam people and look where they are in fucking a year from that. All right? They're usually fucking gone.

A lot of people have been told that rich people are evil and they steal and they're unethical and they're this and they're that and this. And there is a lot of those still, but they only stay around for a little bit. Look at all these motherfuckers on the internet who fucking scam people and look where they are in fucking a year from that. All right? They're usually fucking gone.

And if they're not gone yet, they're going to be gone. All right? So... We're in a different era now. So all these things that you've been told about wealthy people are actually completely untrue because for the last 25 years, there has been accountability. There has been a requirement that if you become successful, it's because you offer a great service and you solve a great problem.

And if they're not gone yet, they're going to be gone. All right? So... We're in a different era now. So all these things that you've been told about wealthy people are actually completely untrue because for the last 25 years, there has been accountability. There has been a requirement that if you become successful, it's because you offer a great service and you solve a great problem.

And if they're not gone yet, they're going to be gone. All right? So... We're in a different era now. So all these things that you've been told about wealthy people are actually completely untrue because for the last 25 years, there has been accountability. There has been a requirement that if you become successful, it's because you offer a great service and you solve a great problem.

And because of that, you are handsomely rewarded with money. And so now the way the system's set up You are going to become wealthy. You have to have done it in a somewhat and probably highly ethical way. Okay. Now, are there exceptions like on the comments? Oh, I know. I know this one. Yeah. Okay. Come back in three years and tell him where the fuck he is. All right.

And because of that, you are handsomely rewarded with money. And so now the way the system's set up You are going to become wealthy. You have to have done it in a somewhat and probably highly ethical way. Okay. Now, are there exceptions like on the comments? Oh, I know. I know this one. Yeah. Okay. Come back in three years and tell him where the fuck he is. All right.

And because of that, you are handsomely rewarded with money. And so now the way the system's set up You are going to become wealthy. You have to have done it in a somewhat and probably highly ethical way. Okay. Now, are there exceptions like on the comments? Oh, I know. I know this one. Yeah. Okay. Come back in three years and tell him where the fuck he is. All right.

That is the only long-term way to win. Apple Computer is one of the biggest companies in the world. They sell a fucking laptop that's three times, four times, 10 times as much as everybody else's. You know why? Because it's fucking better, okay? Everything's like that now because the market is so transparent. The values have become... They're no longer perceived. They're real.

That is the only long-term way to win. Apple Computer is one of the biggest companies in the world. They sell a fucking laptop that's three times, four times, 10 times as much as everybody else's. You know why? Because it's fucking better, okay? Everything's like that now because the market is so transparent. The values have become... They're no longer perceived. They're real.

That is the only long-term way to win. Apple Computer is one of the biggest companies in the world. They sell a fucking laptop that's three times, four times, 10 times as much as everybody else's. You know why? Because it's fucking better, okay? Everything's like that now because the market is so transparent. The values have become... They're no longer perceived. They're real.

Does this make sense?

Does this make sense?

Does this make sense?

Would you buy a $3,000 laptop if you bought one that sucked? No. Okay. Nobody else would either. That's how the fuck it works. Okay, so the best products win. That's it. And that's how it should be. So... This idea that, you know, wealthy people are screwing people. No. Most of those wealthy people have provided way more value than you'll probably ever provide in your whole life.