The thrift came from having nothing spare. A better life removes the nothing spare. So the habit lasts one generation, and the spending outlives it. The book counted the savers. It never followed what happened next.
What it says
We raise the kids out of the habit.
The first one saved because there was nothing spare.
So a better life means more school, longer.
Earning starts late and the tastes start high.
And none of it promises money; it only describes people already holding it.
We pass on the money, not the thing that made it.
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Voiceover is AI-generated. Ideas come from books I have read.
