Financial Advice: Stop Buying Food.

Food gets rotten. Therefore, its value depreciates. This is not a good investment. Buy a house instead. Now, look at the apple below.

This is not an economically sound investment. Food purchases focus on immediate results rather than future riches. There are two lifepaths one needs to consider. In scenario 1, you feed yourself. Life remains exactly the same for 70 years, with every day being a repetitive cycle that involves eating in some capacity. A nightmare reality that unfortunately many willingly live through.

In scenario 2, you disavow those silly expenses. Are you hungry? Of course, but hunger is motivation. Motivation to do something great. Start putting all of your lunch money into multiple revenue-generating streams. While it is true that you are likely to suffer for almost all of your life, there will be three beautiful years after you retire when you can rest on your laurels. Unfortunately, many of the people who have followed this advice have suffered from various diseases. It is unclear why this is the case. But, even if you are inflicted with scurvy, you’ll be sitting on a yacht, watching the sunset through your diseased eyes.

People can eat when they’re dead. Rather than these silly quick and short bouts of gratification, people need to think about the long run. Passive income. That’s the way. It is all about passive income. You don’t get money from eating an orange. Only the orange vendor man gets money from this transaction. A whole 4 to maybe 15 dollars. Who even knows how much an orange costs? Only the orange vendor man. So when you’re 88 years old on your deathbed, all you can do is tell your grandchildren that you’re sorry you didn’t give them 200 billion dollars in generational wealth because you were too busy ‘not dying of scurvy’. Pathetic. While people who chose scenario 2 will be 31 on their deathbed (which is made out of pure gold by the way), surrounded by journalists asking them what they will be doing with their money. The answer? It will be cremated along with them.

Egg prices increased 8.5% in January. They say breakfast is the most important meal of the day. They are wrong. No meal is important. Only the grind is important. Get your butt off the dinner table and onto a drop shipping website. Forget food and turn on your billionaire hustle-and-grind mindset.