Quote by Joseph Jackson

It's all about the money.

It's all about the money.

Summary

This quote suggests that the central motivating factor behind most actions and decisions is financial gain. Whether it's in business, politics, or personal relationships, money often drives people's choices. It implies that people prioritize financial success and the accumulation of wealth above all else. The quote highlights the pervasive influence of money in various aspects of life and suggests that it is the driving force behind many people's actions and aspirations.

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By Joseph Jackson

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