"Los yates ridículos, los aviones privados y las grandes limusinas no harán que las personas disfruten más de la vida, y envían mensajes terribles a las personas que trabajan para ellos. Sería mucho mejor si ese dinero se gastara en África, y se trata de en"
— Richard Branson
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Simplified Meaning:
Spending a lot of money on super fancy things like huge boats, private jets, and big cars won't make people genuinely happy. It also gives a bad example to their employees, making them feel like money is wasted. Instead, using that money to help others, like in poorer places such as parts of Africa, would be much more useful. For instance, building schools or hospitals could make a big difference in many people's lives. It's important to find a balance in how we use money to not only enjoy what we have but also to help those in need.
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