When I asked the CEO how he came to own so much
wealth, he told me, “Unlike some other overpaid exec, I had the idea and took
the risk that made wealth possible.” When I asked the overpaid exec, she told
me, “Unlike the yes-man in middle management, I create wealth through my vision
and forecasting.” When I asked the yes-man in middle management, he told me, “Unlike
the whiny foreman, I earn my living through cheerful dedication to the company.”
When I asked the whiny foreman, he told me, “Unlike the lazy union worker, I
don’t expect something for nothing.” When I asked the lazy union worker, she
told me, “Unlike the welfare queen on food stamps, I have a job.” When I asked
the welfare queen on food stamps, she told me, “Unlike the good-for-nothing homeless
person, I go legitimately through the system and only take what I need to
support my family.” When I asked the good-for-nothing beggar, he told me this:
“I own nothing. Everything I have is but a gift that God has entrusted me to use for the sake of the world. Please, give up everything that you own, and come experience my wealth.”
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