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The $10k Scam: Why your high paycheck is moderna slavery

The $10k Scam: Why your high paycheck is moderna slavery Look at Fred. He gets ten thousand shells. Ten thousand! In theory, Fred is the guy. He is the success of Bedrock. He's got the new granite-wheeled car, he's got that state-of-the-art grill that uses a mini-dragon to light the charcoal, and Wilma's probably buying some pearl necklace that costs the GDP of a neighboring tribe. But try asking Fred if he's happy. He doesn't even have time to scratch his big toe without asking Mr. Slate's permission. That's where we fall into the first Big Lie of the American dream — or Bedrock's dream, whatever, geography is the least important thing here. We are trained to chase the number. "Oh, if I earn ten thousand a month, my problems are over." Bullshit. A lie washed away. Because the system is designed so that the moment you win ten, you feel like you have to spend twelve so you don't look like a loser in front of Barney. It's a rat race where the prize is more work. Sometimes I find myself thinking... aren't we dumber than dinosaurs? They just needed to eat and not be eaten. We invented 360-month cave financing and thought that was " Evolution." Fred is there, sweating, the beak tyrannosaurus is chewing his income tax, and what's left? The fatigue remains. Ten thousand salary is like an addiction. If you stop working, the whole structure collapses. If Fred breaks an arm, Wilma has to return the necklace and the barbecue Dragon is confiscated for nonpayment. It is a house of Cards made of rough marble. And the worst thing is that he is proud of it! He hits his chest and says, " I'm a worker!". Congratulations, Fred, you are the highest paid slave in the quarry. Big deal. Meanwhile, his time — the only thing really worth anything in this bizarre existence-is slipping away in stone dust. 🚨📢LEGAL notice / DISCLAIMER: This content is exclusively educational and informative. I am not a financial advisor and do not make buying or selling recommendations. Investments involve risks and past profitability is no guarantee of future return. Always do your own research (DYOR) and consult a certified professional before making any financial decisions.