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Here’s what he says about money: “I think money makes people more of who they are. If you’re mean, you’ve got more to be mean with. If you’re giving, you’ve got more to give. It’s a magnifying device. In today’s world, it’s nothing. It’s ones and zeros. In banks today, it’s not even paper anymore. It’s like a canvas. It’s like a shape-shifter. Whatever you project on it, it’s there. It’s a tool to use for the greater good in your life. It’s a reflection of power. It’s portable power.”

Now, I love Lynch, but yoga Lynch turns out to be mean, with a fashion line that stops at a large – equivalent to a UK size 12.

“You would not have me be mean with them, would you?” answered Rumble.

I ain’t paying any fancy price at start, fur I don’t know how things will work out; but I won’t be mean with you, Dan.

Come, now, doan't be mean with nigs.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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