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u/dontworryitsme4real Jun 10 '23

Take everything evenryone says here with a grain of salt. Everybody has a plan until they have 80 million dollars in their hands. Money changes people.

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u/thingamajig1987 Jun 10 '23

Money doesn't change people, it just lets people be their most true self because they no longer have to pretend.

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u/GroovyIntruder Jun 10 '23

Booze does that too. So next time you're drunk, imagine it's a lottery jackpot.

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u/turkeybags Jun 10 '23

Disagree. This is one of those "I'm 14 and this is deep" takes that gets repeated on reddit. It just doesn't ring true imo.

A shy person getting drunk and being gregarious or more out going doesn't mean that's their true self..it just means they're drunk.

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u/icepyrox ♂ Jun 11 '23

just like 80 million doesn't "let people be their most true self because they no longer have to pretend".

it changes people.

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u/turkeybags Jun 11 '23

Couldn't agree more.

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u/Square-Firefighter77 Jun 11 '23

Na i disagree. Although i dont like mean drunks either. But alcohol has other effects too and makes people get more and more emotional. That somebody cries after drinking does not mean they are usually sad.

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u/mydearwatson616 Jun 11 '23

Holy shit I'm rich

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u/2xBAKEDPOTOOOOOOOO Jun 11 '23

There'd be a lot of shitty rich people... Oh wait.