Tommy Metz III

And therefore, like, yeah, I mean, part of me, if I could, wishes I could somehow take all the books that I've read on my Kindle and have those on display too. because i've read an enormous amount but some people will walk in here and think i've only read like 20 books but my kingdom is heavy that wasn't my original plan speaking of greed was every time i bought a new book i'd get a new kindle

And therefore, like, yeah, I mean, part of me, if I could, wishes I could somehow take all the books that I've read on my Kindle and have those on display too. because i've read an enormous amount but some people will walk in here and think i've only read like 20 books but my kingdom is heavy that wasn't my original plan speaking of greed was every time i bought a new book i'd get a new kindle

I was just thinking about that. And then I just have stacks of Kindles in case I want to reread something. So no, that's sort of a greed and effect of needing, I don't need these physical copies of things, but I'm greedy for them because then they are a symbol of something for me.

I was just thinking about that. And then I just have stacks of Kindles in case I want to reread something. So no, that's sort of a greed and effect of needing, I don't need these physical copies of things, but I'm greedy for them because then they are a symbol of something for me.

for this apartment that no one comes over to why am i trying to impress my dog like i haven't had a ton of i haven't had a dinner party since the pandemic why because everyone lives in nicer places than mine if you work at the french laundry you don't meet friends at denny's like what am i doing here

for this apartment that no one comes over to why am i trying to impress my dog like i haven't had a ton of i haven't had a dinner party since the pandemic why because everyone lives in nicer places than mine if you work at the french laundry you don't meet friends at denny's like what am i doing here

So maybe it's that maybe there's some sort of greed of like, I want these physical copies because they represent something. I don't know. I'm not sure.

So maybe it's that maybe there's some sort of greed of like, I want these physical copies because they represent something. I don't know. I'm not sure.

But then I, but then I watched them all. Yeah. I guess the greedy part would be if I just put them on the shelf and was like, look, see, I have this. Look at all of my stuff. But I rewatch things constantly. Yeah. I don't know. I'm worried that greed is like a real backdoor Sally for me. Like, I'm very greedy about something and I don't know what it is.

But then I, but then I watched them all. Yeah. I guess the greedy part would be if I just put them on the shelf and was like, look, see, I have this. Look at all of my stuff. But I rewatch things constantly. Yeah. I don't know. I'm worried that greed is like a real backdoor Sally for me. Like, I'm very greedy about something and I don't know what it is.

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Charles Bianchi was never a patient man. He always knew he wanted to get rich and get rich quick. It was this greedy impatience that ultimately led to his downfall and his lasting legacy. Born in Italy in 1882, Charles traveled to America at 21 years old to find his fortune. Tellingly, he arrived in the new country with only $2.50 to his name, having gambled the rest of his money during the trip.

Charles Bianchi was never a patient man. He always knew he wanted to get rich and get rich quick. It was this greedy impatience that ultimately led to his downfall and his lasting legacy. Born in Italy in 1882, Charles traveled to America at 21 years old to find his fortune. Tellingly, he arrived in the new country with only $2.50 to his name, having gambled the rest of his money during the trip.

Once in America, he went through a staggering amount of odd jobs in multiple cities. He was a waiter, a grocery clerk, a dishwasher. He repaired sewing machines and sold insurance. None of these jobs lasted long for his greed always got the best of him. And he was continually caught cheating customers or stealing from his employers and was fired for his transgressions.

Once in America, he went through a staggering amount of odd jobs in multiple cities. He was a waiter, a grocery clerk, a dishwasher. He repaired sewing machines and sold insurance. None of these jobs lasted long for his greed always got the best of him. And he was continually caught cheating customers or stealing from his employers and was fired for his transgressions.