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1. How did money affect Richie's life? Was it positive, negative or both? Explain

2. Do you think Americans value money more than relationships?

3. Do you feel that the statement, "More money, more problems" is true or false?

Explain

4. Explain the difference between self-worth and net-worth. Is self-worth affected by

net-worth? If your net-worth is negative do you think that could negatively affect

your self-worth? Does a positive net-worth mean you have a positive feeling of

self-worth?

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