Tori Dunlap

My money memory is having to get a separate line and a separate ticket to get like my school funded lunch because my parents couldn't afford my school lunch. There's plenty of money memories that have everything to do with how you're managing money now. So if you're willing to share what your first money memory is.

My money memory is having to get a separate line and a separate ticket to get like my school funded lunch because my parents couldn't afford my school lunch. There's plenty of money memories that have everything to do with how you're managing money now. So if you're willing to share what your first money memory is.

My money memory is having to get a separate line and a separate ticket to get like my school funded lunch because my parents couldn't afford my school lunch. There's plenty of money memories that have everything to do with how you're managing money now. So if you're willing to share what your first money memory is.

My money memory is having to get a separate line and a separate ticket to get like my school funded lunch because my parents couldn't afford my school lunch. There's plenty of money memories that have everything to do with how you're managing money now. So if you're willing to share what your first money memory is.

My money memory is having to get a separate line and a separate ticket to get like my school funded lunch because my parents couldn't afford my school lunch. There's plenty of money memories that have everything to do with how you're managing money now. So if you're willing to share what your first money memory is.

The other one is that money can't buy you happiness. That's complete and utter bullshit. Money can 100% buy you safety and stability. And that, for most people, is happiness. Now, it's true in theory, right? You shouldn't buy a Ferrari to make you happy.

The other one is that money can't buy you happiness. That's complete and utter bullshit. Money can 100% buy you safety and stability. And that, for most people, is happiness. Now, it's true in theory, right? You shouldn't buy a Ferrari to make you happy.

The other one is that money can't buy you happiness. That's complete and utter bullshit. Money can 100% buy you safety and stability. And that, for most people, is happiness. Now, it's true in theory, right? You shouldn't buy a Ferrari to make you happy.

The other one is that money can't buy you happiness. That's complete and utter bullshit. Money can 100% buy you safety and stability. And that, for most people, is happiness. Now, it's true in theory, right? You shouldn't buy a Ferrari to make you happy.

The other one is that money can't buy you happiness. That's complete and utter bullshit. Money can 100% buy you safety and stability. And that, for most people, is happiness. Now, it's true in theory, right? You shouldn't buy a Ferrari to make you happy.

But it buys me the freedom to purchase something that feels like a small luxury or to hire a house cleaner if I need to do that and to be able to tip them 30%. There's so much flexibility that that offers. And I would argue that that is happiness. But again, that's a narrative told to you that you have internalized in order to not have you pursue money.

But it buys me the freedom to purchase something that feels like a small luxury or to hire a house cleaner if I need to do that and to be able to tip them 30%. There's so much flexibility that that offers. And I would argue that that is happiness. But again, that's a narrative told to you that you have internalized in order to not have you pursue money.

But it buys me the freedom to purchase something that feels like a small luxury or to hire a house cleaner if I need to do that and to be able to tip them 30%. There's so much flexibility that that offers. And I would argue that that is happiness. But again, that's a narrative told to you that you have internalized in order to not have you pursue money.

But it buys me the freedom to purchase something that feels like a small luxury or to hire a house cleaner if I need to do that and to be able to tip them 30%. There's so much flexibility that that offers. And I would argue that that is happiness. But again, that's a narrative told to you that you have internalized in order to not have you pursue money.

But it buys me the freedom to purchase something that feels like a small luxury or to hire a house cleaner if I need to do that and to be able to tip them 30%. There's so much flexibility that that offers. And I would argue that that is happiness. But again, that's a narrative told to you that you have internalized in order to not have you pursue money.

And one of the other ones is this misconception that if you work hard, you will be financially successful. Plenty of people, I would argue most people, work their fucking asses off and yet have nothing to show for it financially because, again, of this system that constantly keeps them in poverty. So there's so many things that we have ingrained or narratives we've started to believe.

And one of the other ones is this misconception that if you work hard, you will be financially successful. Plenty of people, I would argue most people, work their fucking asses off and yet have nothing to show for it financially because, again, of this system that constantly keeps them in poverty. So there's so many things that we have ingrained or narratives we've started to believe.

And one of the other ones is this misconception that if you work hard, you will be financially successful. Plenty of people, I would argue most people, work their fucking asses off and yet have nothing to show for it financially because, again, of this system that constantly keeps them in poverty. So there's so many things that we have ingrained or narratives we've started to believe.

And one of the other ones is this misconception that if you work hard, you will be financially successful. Plenty of people, I would argue most people, work their fucking asses off and yet have nothing to show for it financially because, again, of this system that constantly keeps them in poverty. So there's so many things that we have ingrained or narratives we've started to believe.

And one of the other ones is this misconception that if you work hard, you will be financially successful. Plenty of people, I would argue most people, work their fucking asses off and yet have nothing to show for it financially because, again, of this system that constantly keeps them in poverty. So there's so many things that we have ingrained or narratives we've started to believe.