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A wealthy person explains what money actually buys: never checking prices at the grocery store, paying someone else to clean, flying first class. He dismisses the idea that money doesn't buy happiness, saying it at least buys convenience.
A wealthy person explains what money actually buys: never checking prices at the grocery store, paying someone else to clean, flying first class. He dismisses the idea that money doesn't buy happiness, saying it at least buys convenience.
You know what's my favorite part about having money? I think it's the fact that like I can wake up, obviously do whatever the heck I want to do. The coolest thing is the fact that I haven't checked the price of something in a very long time. Like every time I want something, I more so just buy it. I can't remember the last time I went grocery shopping and checked. I can't remember the last time I went grocery shopping, period. Actually, if I did go grocery shopping, I don't check the price. Clothes, I don't check the price. Being able to pay people to do things I don't want to do. We have cleaners. I don't want to clean. My wife doesn't want to clean. I don't think she minds cleaning, but we can always fly first class. We can always stay at the nicest hotels, the nicest resorts, the nicest Airbnbs. I think there's a lot of perks of having money. You know, people always say money doesn't make you happier. I definitely don't think it makes you sadder. That's all I'm going to say.
