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Wealth. It's what every American seems to desire.

The driving force behind the American dream appears to be the ability to buy things. I need you guys to watch me talk about my watches. I'm really rich. If I want the new Maserati, the MC20, the spider, I'm just going to text my boy, yeah, fully spec, every option. And it's going to come out the bank and I'm going to notice. When I travel, you know, if I'm going for 45 days, I'd like to take 45 watches with me.

But the dumbest question I've ever asked myself, I said, well, you know, how much does the earth cost?

Kim Kardashian just bought Elon Musk's robot.

But does the ability to buy things make you rich?

How should Americans define wealth?

I'm Patrick Rolchie. And I'm Adriana Cortez. And this is Red Pilled America, a storytelling

show. This is not another talk show covering the day's news. We're all about telling stories.

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Stories about everyday Americans that the globalist ignore.

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