The document discusses different topics related to music, money, and happiness. It mentions listening to country music, murder ballads in country versus rap, and enjoying Johnny Cash's album "At Folsom Prison" more than other country albums. It also discusses a kid putting a penny on train tracks for a savings plan and how many $20 bills are in circulation. Finally, it questions the connection between American happiness and lake water levels.

1. Daydreaming Of Better Days
(A Hopeless Happiness)

2. A Flash Of
Inspiration

3. Why do you have to
wait until you are old
and grey to start reaping
some of the benefits
of retirement?!

4. Usually I don’t listen to country music,
but when a fine woman at the bar
asks me if I like country music,
I say “Yeah, it’s not bad”
Yelawolf
Good for Sunday
listening, chillin’ on a
country vibe, and
generally avoiding the
low-energy feeling
that comes from much
of the traditional
country music
Willie Nelson
“Those gadamn rap
thugs with their
gangsta music,
there’s no such thing
as murder ballads
in our good ol
country music”
Sike!
Johnny Cash
At Folsom Prison is
the kind of album I
would listen to again
before I would ever
consider listening to
Bob Wills & His
Texas Playboys

5. He put a penny
on the train tracks
It wasn’t some sort of
post-modern art project,
the kid was just looking
for a better savings plan
than the one offered by
the local village bank

6. It’s as easy as 1-2-5*
*Coins pictured may differ from actual size

7. $20
A nice meal at Shake Shack
Jacksonian Instincts
Some British folk are weary of what
they call our Jacksonian Instincts
Almost 9 Billion
That’s how many $20 bills
are floating in circulation
*Referenced by Nas – Take It In Blood

8. What’s the connection between
happiness of an American and
the Lake Tahoe water level?
R2
Dudes being
all statistical
and sh*t…
Zero