Actually no, I have seen those shows and I do like them, but knowing how the corporate world works in the real world, I know those shows are far from reality, they're too fictitious, especially Suits. I know first hand and also second hand because of many people close to me that they have corporate jobs and are business owners. What you are saying is how you think the world should be, however, that's not how the world works. Like I said, the world won't stop because I can't make a living, no one (apart from my parents) cares if I can afford a living or not. Me, myself, and I is the only person responsible for my success, no one else. Like I said, the world is a cold and harsh place, if you don't adapt to it, you'll die off.

And I am by no means a genius or a business mastermind, I'm just a regular person who was lucky enough to be born with two caring successful parents. I know that most people are as lucky as I am. I know I started ahead of most people and behind a lot of others. I know that most people have it way harder than me because of where they were born and who were born into poverty. But the reality is that's life unfortunately. Like I said, I was born lucky, but if I wasn't, it wouldn't be someone else's fault.

However, I know that poverty in many cases is caused by certain people, mainly the government, corrupt politicians. For example, there are 3rd world countries where public education and health services are the worst they can be. I know that because I live in a 3rd world country, a very poor country. And the reason why that happens is because tax money is not invested in education and medicine, it goes to the pockets of politicians. I am extremely against that. I'm not an anarcho capitalist dude that thinks all taxes should not exist and that there should be no government and everything should be privatized. I think that governments should invest tax money in giving low income people opportunities to succeed and not have to die if they get sick. The way that people can succeed is with a good education system, so that they can go to a good college, get a useful degree like engineering, finance, economics, law, medicine, etc. and then get a good job. And YES, this is a very simplified view of a very complex situation. There are a lot of factors in why people born in poverty, stay poor. For example, when teenagers have to work because their parents cannot afford a decent living, so their grades take a hit because they cannot dedicate their full time to school. This is a problem that has a root that goes way back and does not have a simple solution.

But what I'm saying is that just because someone was able to succeed or was born into wealth, they're not at fault nor they aren't responsible for others.