Chapter One

I agree with what Brianna said but I would have to raise the other point that Wheelan proposed on page 13. "Why did the entrepreneur cross the road? Because he could make more money on the other side". In this chapter the idea of money was brought up many times. At the end of the day money is what almost every American is working for. No one can live without money. A very interesting point was when Wheelan brought up the fact that we pay baseball players millions of dollars yet half the population is living on two dollars a day. Why can't we pay baseball players less and give more money to the poor people? That seems like the most rational thing to do. Like I said above it all comes down to money at the end of the day not doing the right thing, which is disappointing.