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(Furnham 96)

hawle186 — 2025-09-24 13:05:17 UTC

“But greed is also about being self-interested and not caring for others, even one’s family and personal health.” (Furnham 96).

(Soomin Ryu and Lu Fan 18)

hawle186 — 2025-09-24 20:01:47 UTC

“There is growing evidence that debt and loans are positively associated with psychological distress, as they increase anxiety, distress, and depression levels in individuals.” (Soomin Ryu and Lu Fan 18).

(Aliber 8)

hawle186 — 2025-09-24 20:02:48 UTC

“Several million families a year file for bankruptcy because of the burden of their credit card debt.” (Aliber 8).

(“The Big Money” 95)

hawle186 — 2025-09-24 20:04:24 UTC

“Eventually, Taylor had a breakdown and died of pneumonia ‘with a watch in his hand’ in 1915 on his fifty-ninth birthday.” (“The Big Money” 95).

(“The Big Money” 103).

hawle186 — 2025-09-24 20:10:10 UTC

“In this land of opportunities, everyone can have the lives they want.” (“The Big Money” 103).

(Furnham 96).

hawle186 — 2025-09-24 20:11:11 UTC

“Greedy people say they expect to be happier with more money...then they readjust their desires and expectations, so they never have enough; they cannot be satisfied.” (Furnham 96).

Debt Issues

hawle186 — 2025-09-24 20:27:34 UTC

The way these two connect is their both keeping the claim that being in debt and having to repay a ton of money isn’t exciting at all and it can result in you being left stressed out, leading you to make decisions that you’re unhappy about because you feel as if you’re out of options.

Greed

hawle186 — 2025-09-24 20:41:46 UTC

The connection that these two quotes hold is that they both go over excessive greed of money and materialistic things, that leads to a dangerous situation, and possibly even death.

Never Enough…

hawle186 — 2025-09-24 20:54:26 UTC

As “The Big Money’s” quote states that “everyone can have the lives they want” it connects to the next quote in a way that supports it. I say this because Furnham’s quote states that you will never be satisfied due to your expectations constantly changing, but if you can have whatever you want through money, will you then be happy? No, you’ll become overwhelmed with having so much freedom with money that you’ll end up in a whirlpool of “i have all of this money… but at what cost?”