Whatever you choose to ignore you are destined to repeat.

You're hungry to break the starvation of being wealthy pride.

You're hungry to break those generational curses and for some of us there's no

evidence in our family that what you're attempting to do is possible.

Man I'm gonna to be real, man. We come up here, we have fun, we play, we joke, because I realize

that learning has to be, learning has to be fun.

You know for me before I came

I didn't see nobody I'm just being real I didn't see nobody doing stocks and

t-shirts and hoodies

before me when I got on a gram and I'm not saying I saw everybody in suits and ties that I saw that was talking about stocks there was a suit and ties. And so for me when I started talking about stocks I needed to I needed the

relatability. When I looked on Instagram I saw a whole bunch of people with

means and I saw a whole bunch of people with memes and I saw a whole bunch of people with pictures but I ain't see no person.

And so I said, I'm going to just talk about it being me.

I'm gonna talk about it in a language

that I know how to talk about it there.

I'm gonna talk about it in a way that I learned.

And so as I have evolved and as I have learned I realize

that verbiage and representation are important.

We live in a country that is pretty fond of believing it has made significant racial and economic progress.

And even in the most dismal way, in some ways we have, we have slightly moved the needle. But in most cases it was by force.

And I'm not talking racially, I'm talking economically, and I'm talking by class.

I'm not talking black or white, I'm talking classism. There is a vivid hostility that is the byproduct from the residue of poverty.

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