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Jiang's working distinction is that greed takes from others, whereas gluttony centers on wanting too much and lacking self-control.
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"Greed might be personal gain at the expense of others. Exactly. But like gluttony is just not being able to control yourself."
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"...you are stealing, you are stealing, you are stealing, and from others, essentially. Does that make sense? Right? Whereas gluttony is, you're just, yes?"
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