Money Matters (But Not As Much As You Think It Does)

 A lack of money is a big deal. You need to pay for electricity, you need to pay your rent or your mortgage payments, you have to buy bus and subway tickets or fuel for your car; you need to buy food; your kids need to be clothed, schooled and taken to the doctor; you need to pay your phone bills and you'd be hard-pressed to find anyone who'd argue that items like toothpaste, shampoo, razor blades, detergent, toilet paper, internet connections and a computer are an optional, luxury expense. And...