You see this crisis has two sides, the haves and the have-nots.

And while you might be inconvenienced in quarantine, I wanted to remind you that being in quarantine in itself is a privilege.

One side stays home to socially distance,

while the other side works out in the midst of a crisis.

Welcome everybody, this is for the love of money,

where we are making you unapologetic about your

pursuit of success by sharing the tools, tips, and stories of those who have

already made it. My name is Chris Harder and each week I will bring you

incredible guests in order to prove that when good people make good money they

do great things. Welcome back to another episode of For the Love of Money.

I wanted to share a very important tale with you all.

This is the tale of two quarantines. You see right now

things are very different and scary for all but not all fears are created equal.

Some are worried about boredom, while millions are worried

about tomorrow. Some get to navigate this crisis with time off, while many have to reluctantly go to work.

Some get to quarantine while others do not.

The mere space to socially distance is a perk that others would pray and trade for.

The other day, I looked out at my cars, bored that I didn't have anywhere to go.

While at the same time millions of working-class heroes flocked to their cars,

wishing they could just stay home safely.

Last night I ate sushi that had just been delivered,

while thousands of delivery people wished they could be home with their families.

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