Quote by Marshall McLuhan

Money is a poor man's credit card.

Money is a poor man's credit card.

Summary

This quote implies that money can serve as a means of accessing and purchasing goods and services, much like a credit card, but it is limited in its functionality. The comparison to a "poor man's credit card" suggests that money is a less effective or less convenient tool for financial transactions compared to a credit card, which offers more flexibility and options for purchases. It highlights the idea that relying solely on money can be constraining and less advantageous in today's digital and credit-based economy.

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By Marshall McLuhan

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