It Is Usually People In The Money

It Hurts To See That Everything On Television Is Based On Pillaring People. Nobody's Sort Of Given The Opportunity To Be Nice Anymore. I Think That Is Somewhat Reflective Of Tragically The Society That We Live In Today Where We Want To Know People Off Their Pedestal Or We Want To Hurt, We Want To Harm Instead Of Boosting And Following By Example. It's Always About The Crud Of Society, The Black Sheep Of Society That Producers Seem To Think The Public Wants Rather Than My Old Theory Of The Cream Rising To The Top.

It's The People Who Work Hard And Earn Big That Keep The Machine Tipping For Everybody Else. If Everybody Else Was Equal Down The Bottom Rung Of A Ladder, Nobody Would Be On The Ladder At All Because It Would Break And Everybody Would Fall Off Backwards. So You Need People At The Top To Help Pull Those People Up From The Bottom. You Can't Take That And Swing To The Right. You Can't Have Everybody Living In The Same Ordinary $60,000 House Because You May As Well Live In Russia, Bulgaria Or Some Other Eastern Block Communist Nation.

When I Interview People, And They Give Me An Immediate Answer, They're Often Not Thinking. So I'm Silent. I Wait. Because They Think They Have To Keep Answering. And It's The Second Train Of Thought That's The Better Answer.

You Can't Reward People Who Don't Want To Work With More Money Than They Would Make While They Were Working.

So, You're Seeing The Rolls-royces And The Bentley's Still Selling For Big Prices. You're Seeing Jewelry Still Selling, Art Works At Auction. There Was A Diamond That Sold For I Think 38 Million, 48 Million, Something Like That Just A Week Ago. So Prices Are Back Up To Their Highs, Getting Stronger And More And More People Seem To Have More And More Money To Spend.