people out they want something for nothing in a sense that you know you welfare and and uh and in a

matter from heaven right they they they want it to just show up they you know people say you know

they just want the tv to say 85 inch tv to show up on their wall they're not willing to engage in

the effort the energy the value for value, to gain that TV.

And most of them are not quite willing to do the looting themselves.

So they outsource the looting and they legitimize the looting by voting for it through a government mechanism, right?

So they outsource it.

Hey, everybody.

Welcome to the What is Money Show.

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