Jiang compares endless money-making to hoarding newspapers: both are anxiety behaviors, but society pathologizes one and praises the other.
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Jiang compares endless money-making to hoarding newspapers: both are anxiety behaviors, but society pathologizes one and praises the other.
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"You can go to the United States and study and then come back and work, okay? You have more opportunities than ever before. But..."
"But let's just say this. Let's just say I have anxiety. And all I want to do is make money. I make a million..."
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