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A friend of mine forwarded me a video link with an interview from Killer Mike where he explain that he is talking to kids what life is all about and why Bernie Sanders should be the next president of the United States of America.
Well, president is something else, but what he said about "what to do with your life" and how I got it is pretty cool and fitting to my beliefs.
Go out of your community, especially when you earn enough money to pay your bills and buy stuff you are not need. Spend time with other people. You don't have to gave them money, but show them how to get things done and teach them things. This will give you more than money can buy. Whatever you want to buy will became irrelevant because your heart will be filled up with love.

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