A brief spoken monologue by Dean Graziosi arguing that money amplifies a person’s existing traits—much like alcohol amplifies behavior—so giving money to good people makes them better and to bad people makes them worse; he frames the point with informal examples and humor and notes money enables impact.
Money is like alcohol. If you have an asshole as a friend, give them alcohol. Doesn't it get worse? If you have a nice person, they have a couple drinks, they get really nice. If you have a loving friend, three drinks, they're loving you. Have an idiotic friend, three drinks, more of an idiot. Money is just the same thing. If you're in this room, you're a good person, Put more money on it makes you even better. I say that as a joke, but I mean it. It allows you the ability to make impact.
