I should punch you, jump off the Eiffel Tower. That's how I'm going to die. And I refuse

to die until that happens. This is We Have Concerns. Hi, Jeff Canada.

Hi, Anthony Garboni. Hello, concerned citizens. Jeff, we all know it is a it is a

truth widely known. Yeah. That money cannot buy happiness. Money can't buy

happiness, but it can buy things that make me happy. Oh, but Jeff. Yeah. We have

read so many studies. We have read some not just studies, but spiritual documents.

We've seen so many YouTube channels and gurus and wise people tell us that we cannot

get that happiness from things. Happiness must come from within. There must be an internal

contentment. Right. So buy things that I can put inside me like food and drugs. Right?

Things that actually go inside me. And then that happiness will be within me that I paid

for. Yes. Well, okay. You're taking the sort of you're taking the Anthony position on

this where you've decided to go materialist and just very, very literal with this. And

I love it. And I love it. But I will say this, Jeff, you're not wrong to think to yourself.

Need money? Get that money. Is that going to have that money?

Is that bullshit, though? That thing that everybody's saying? Is that bullshit? Can I be

a little that Pat little money can't buy me live that we can be happy without. I mean, here's

my non snarky, joky response. Yes. As the host of an award winning science podcast.

Yeah. I will drop the facade. And I'll talk to you from the heart.

And I'll say what I truly believe is that yes, money cannot buy happiness, but money is

required to have comfortability. Happiness is much more difficult to attain without comfortability.

You're you're a high-archie of needs, man. Exactly. Once, once needs are met, I mean, you can have

a some amount of happiness still struggling to make needs met, but it's a hell of a lot easier

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