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Mark Evans DM recounts being confronted at a gas pump about his Rolls-Royce and argues against letting others' moral judgments about wealth weaken you. He says he uses the shame tactics as fuel instead of letting them derail his life.
Mark Evans DM recounts being confronted at a gas pump about his Rolls-Royce and argues against letting others' moral judgments about wealth weaken you. He says he uses the shame tactics as fuel instead of letting them derail his life.
I always had people in my life tell me, you don't need three cars. You don't need a car at all. None of us need this shit. We want it. Time I was in Georgia, I pulled up in the Rolls getting gas, and a lady starts preaching to me about God and all that. I'm all about God. Don't use God as your way to try to make someone feel like a piece of shit. Oh, my God. You know how many kids you could feed with that car? I do. Fed lots of kids where the car was made. These people made this car. There's lots of employees in that company that have children. Don't make their weakness your weakness. I use it as fuel. By the way, I got a chip on my shoulder with people like that because they ruin people's lives if they allow them to.
