Yemeni Mason argues that money alone can't fix personal or relational problems. Cash can't address deeper emotional needs, and throwing it at issues often creates divides when people feel unappreciated. What matters is recognizing money's limits.
Buy that ginger, buy that ginger, buy that ginger, buy that ginger. The quicker I pick her up. How do we deal with problems that money can't solve? We think that money can solve all of our problems. You know, we think that by throwing money at a situation or throwing money at somebody that can not only solve the problem, but that can fix the relationship. And the fact of the matter is, people are motivated by more than money, right? Money's good. Money's an instrument to be used for good, but it can also be used for bad, right? It creates a divide, and sometimes that divide is too big to bridge, you know, especially when somebody doesn't maybe feel appreciated, or maybe they feel like they've reached a point where they're at their breaking point. To each his own, because at the end of the day, you have to do what's best for you.
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