Morgan Housel

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But I think we, you know, as good friends do, would give each other grief for it.

But I actually, I feel like if people are not giving you grief for something in your lifestyle, you're probably just...

a sheep to somebody else's.

If you can look at particularly someone who is above average income and there isn't something in their life that they spend very little on, I think there's a high chance that they're just a sheep going along with society tells them they should want.

And so I love it when you meet a rich person who dresses shabby or eats shabby or drives a shabby car.

There has to be something like that, that they realize like that thing society told them they should like it, but they just don't.

Now, they should probably also have a thing that they spend a higher percentage of their income on.

Like that's important too.

But the idea that you should just do it your own way with the idea that nobody's watching because the truth is nobody is watching.

That's how it should be.

Because it's delicious.

And wouldn't it suck if you loved cava?

But you're like, I'm a billionaire.

I got to eat caviar.

And then you're just choking down the salty nastiness of the caviar.

Isn't that a bad life?

100%.

I love Taco Bell.

Can't get enough of Taco Bell.