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Hishem Azzouz reflects on why he does things, weighing personal satisfaction against doing things for others. He talks about the hollow feeling of buying designer bags repeatedly, chasing a joy that never lasts.

Hishem Azzouz reflects on why he does things, weighing personal satisfaction against doing things for others. He talks about the hollow feeling of buying designer bags repeatedly, chasing a joy that never lasts.
Yeah, like, who was I doing it for? Like, that's what I was saying about last year, I did it for me, whereas the year before I was doing it for everyone else. And the designer bags wear thin, literally, you know. The joy of getting a designer bag, like, yeah, you have to get one, like, that's a fact. It's like, in your life you need to just get one just as a thing. But like, you know, getting them once a quarter or once a month because you've got good money isn't realistic, and it's also not a cool thing to do.

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