This document discusses various social issues and stereotypes around class, wealth, and opportunity. It notes the divisions in society based on perceived "red lines" between rich and poor neighborhoods. It also reflects on past jobs and relationships that did not lead to fulfillment, and how dreams are worth more than just money or material things. The document advocates going after one's dreams rather than just hoping for help from others or being complacent.

1. SHIFE STEREOTYPE
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2. YOU SAY IT’S ALL ABOUT MONEY?!
Tell me how come you haven’t paid me mine.

3. IN THIS WORLD WE LIVE TOGETHER,
BUT DIVIDED BY A RED LINE
o With all this bullsh*t taking place,
I find it hard to even enjoy the Cubs at Wrigley Field
o People I used to know told themselves they left places like rural
Michigan or suburban Texas because those places were bubbles,
then they end up in Chicago merely living in a different bubble

4. EVERYWHERE YOU GO,
YOU SEE HOPELESS DREAMERS
"RICH" NEIGHBORHOOD "POOR" NEIGHBORHOOD
Complacency
Depression
Delusion
Confusion
Angst
Anger
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5. I never sat
around hoping
for someone to
feel pity for me…
I went for mine
and people
started saying
my name
The Only Way

6. LAUGH NOW,
CRY LATER
 I once had a job where people jokingly called me Justin
Bieber for whatever reason – Now in 2016 it turns out
that was the greatest compliment I could have gotten
 Smart people kept telling me to get a job, but I’d rather
create a career – Considering that most employees hate
their jobs, what’s so great about having one
 My spouse used to say she loved me, but all we did was
f**k and fight – What kind of a life was that
 At some point, people had to realize employer provided
health coverage is more about saving the employer
money than it is about keeping employees healthy –
That’s probably not something folks in their 20s are
American Dreaming about
 Glitter and gleam isn’t all what it looks like, so think twice
the next time you see Trump Tower– How much will the
next president really change your life for the better?
The things
we praise
now will
embarrass
us later

7. I’M OUT OF POVERTY,
BUT SOMETIMES FEEL LIKE I’M STILL IN IT
I drove a new Benz off
the lot and in 22 months
put 46,000 miles on it
Still despite that, when I
choose to walk so I can stay fit,
even people from my own
town talk sideways about me:
“Must be a confused immigrant”

8. MEEK MILL SAID DREAMS WERE WORTH MORE THAN MONEY…
…HE REALLY WASN’T PLAYING
PRISONER
OF YOUR
MONEY