You are so greedy!

I was in a meeting once.What motivates me in my work?"This is what we talked about. I may be encouraged by making customers happy, I am happy to grow through my work, I am ready to have a family...but for me, right now, it isI'm buying a Panamera."This goal is a great motivation to work hard.

So I said.

I have a car I want right now...and buying that car is my motivation to work hard."

He asked me what kind of car I wanted, and I said, "A Porsche Panamera." Oh! That's nice! I said, "I want a car, I want a watch that will last a lifetime, and there are so many more things I want! I want a car, I want a watch for the rest of my life, and there are so many more things I want!

Fatty! You're a bundle of greed! No, in a good way!

I was told. ....yes, in a good way (explosion)?

I think there's a tendency these days to not think it's a good idea to talk about greed. There are many people who say, "I don't have any material desires. But you, Fatty, are so full of greed that it makes me feel good. I think that's wonderful!And.

Well... can I be honestly happy about that...?

I want to see that world before I make a decision.

In the past, I had almost no desire for things. I was more of a memory than a thing person, so I often went on trips, but on the other hand, I was not interested in brand-name goods, and even now I am not particularly interested in brand-name goods. Uniqlo is good enough for clothes, and I can get cheap and cute clothes for my daughters at Nishimatsuya. So it's not that I want anything expensive.

I want to get something that I will wear for the rest of my life or something that I think is really good, even if it costs a lot, and I think it is wonderful to be able to spend money on that.

Money is not everything in this world.But those words are persuasive because they are said by people who have earned a lot of money, bought a lot of things they want, and tasted the world. It may not be a good example, but when someone with no education says, "It's not about education," it sounds like the howl of a loser, but when someone from Tokyo University says it, it is strangely convincing.

I mean, if I say now that the world isn't about money, that's the howl of a loser, so for now I'm going to remain a catapult of greed and try my best to make money with my guns!

Yay! Let's work hard next week.