The same dollar that made people do grotesque things to other humans,

the same dollar that made one race of people feel superior to another,

the same dollar that made one group of people feel like they can treat another group of

people like less than human beings the same dollar that makes people do things

they never thought they would do that same dollar is the same dollar that sets you free.

I want to start off tonight's episode by saying that money and the lack of

understanding of it how it works what it's supposed to do, how it's supposed to be leveraged.

That misunderstanding can make a class of people feel powerless.

And then what often happens is people can look at a temporary result in their life and act if though it's permanent.

Because of that misunderstanding of money, the money is often a wicked master.

And what we fail to relieve that,

should I rephrase that what we fail to conceive is that money is truly a faithful servant. But there's the dichotomy, there's the contrast,

there's the gray area that's not so great where people feel are people often fall into, you become

the slave to the money. The dichotomy of it is

it's the lion tamer

who often opens the lion's mouth

and the people who watch and are looking at him like he's crazy

Why would he do such the thing and there's a danger that's involved with it you like you would never do that

Right, it's it's the contrast of You're like, I would never do that, right?

It's the contrast of navigating the safe and the dangerous.

It's the feeling of getting on the airplane, but feeling the turbulence that makes you say at one point on the flight, is it safe?

Like I've been on a plane before with a plane going in the air and it gets through the rocky clouds and I'm

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