The man who desired gold, somebody give me a brief synopsis of what happened.

He was feeling like he was in a place where he was thinking about what he had and then he started

to realize like that he didn't have things because he didn't ask for it, he didn't desire, he didn't

look for it. Yep. Yep. Um, who else? Together. I'm sorry.

Somebody else? I'm sorry.

They were, they were realizing that the people around them were making more money than them,

and there was a difference between what they were doing and what the people around them were

doing. They were making money. Yep. Well, anybody else get anything from a first chapter?

Man, who desired gold? I would say, um, I would say even in, even in that, in that, in that

addition that I read, I listened to because I have the audio book, um, they were talking like,

he felt pleased, right? Like, he was like, like, you're not, you're not smarter than me, you know,

you know, you know, we share the same time, you know, and do this, like, you know, it was crazy.

It was, it was almost like he was talking like in, in this time, and it was, it was hilarious

because he's talking like, like, we talk today. And I personally just want no answers to why

you make more than I do. Yep. Yep. So there was a part in there. Um, uh, I got like some, some

highlights in here. He says, um, obviously, he says, uh, what exclaimed Cobbys? So you got

Bansier and Cobbys. Cobbys is a musical friend. He does music. And Bansier is in a, in a rough

place right now. He's just having a really, really tough day because he, at some point, he realizes

that the slaves in Babylon were not doing too much worse than he was as a free man.

Right there, they're carrying the water and, you know, they're slaves. But he's like,

yo, we got about this, we're doing about the same financially. So he says, um, you know,

he's just kind of down and Cobbys says, what's up? And, um, I mean, uh, yeah, um, so Bansier says,

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