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In this brief monologue, Mike Pressler (Speaker A) defines his personal concept of freedom. He emphasizes that true freedom is the ability to be present for loved ones at critical moments—specifically, he recounts being there when his father, his mother, and his friend Kirsten’s father took their last breaths. He frames himself as the dependable, go‑to person for others, a role he can fulfill because he has earned sufficient financial wealth. That wealth grants him the autonomy to refuse external control (“not anybody put their freaking thumb on me”) and, crucially, provides him with time freedom so he can be available whenever someone needs him.

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