Most of the times we are quantifying how much freedom a person has by, what type of vehicle they draw.

A lot of times we are quantifying how much freedom we think a person has by, what type of clothes they will,

what type of jewelry they have, what type of spouse they have.

We are quantifying freedom by the things and possessions

that a person have, not by the liberation that they've attained. And that, my friends, is what

we call the illusion of freedom. What if we actually appraised a person's freedom by the people who they've set free.

Most people who want to leave their job only want to get from a version of

uncomfortable to get in a comfortable cage.

What's good? What's good? What's good? Family, it's your board of Wall Street Trapper. And welcome to another episode of Trapping Tuesdays, man.

All right, I a, a, a, a, a, a. So before we get started, man, I want to take each and every one of y'all.

Thank y'all.

Because without y'all, there is no trap in Tuesday.

Without y'all, there's no Wall Street trapper.

And without y'all, we personally have no purpose. All right.

I got an idea in my head as we were sitting here putting this show together.

I want to just take, first of all, let me just thank my people, man, because, you know, each and every week I see y'all come in and work hard and people always telling me, trap, that was a dope show. That was a dope show. So let me thank all my cameraman. Let me thank my co-producer, my guy Jose, my back office team, benton in the squad. I just want to tell all y'all, man. Thank y'all, man. I appreciate

y'all. You, all right? Hi. For Eppel, So 186, I had this on my brain. I think that

freedom is the most misused word in this era.

And most people who use it and chase it have defined it under imaginary pretense.

They've defined it in a way that doesn't really quantify freedom,

but it does quantify escapism.

And those are two separate things.

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