Day 4: Imagine Paying a Guy Just Because He’s Better Than You
Think about it.
I wake up.
Grab my coffee.
Check my phone.
And somewhere out there, a guy is staring at his banking app wondering if he should send me money.
That’s hilarious.
Most people spend their day chasing approval.
Meanwhile, some people are voluntarily opening their wallets for a man who never asked for permission to be confident.
The funniest part?
The same people sending tribute will spend hours debating whether they should buy themselves something nice.
A new shirt? Too expensive.
A better phone? Maybe next month.
Sending cash to a King? “Absolutely. Great investment.”
That’s dedication.
I respect it.
Financial superiority isn’t about begging.
It’s about existing at such a high level that people naturally want to contribute to the experience.
Some men collect stamps.
Some collect baseball cards.
I collect proof that confidence is still profitable.
Every tribute is a reminder that while some people are scrolling endlessly looking for attention, others have already accepted reality.
The King gets paid.
The spectators get entertained.
Everybody knows their role.
And honestly?
If someone wakes up and decides their best financial decision of the day is sending me money, who am I to argue with their excellent judgment?
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