Narrator's Lifestyle and Preferences

The transcript revolves around themes of materialism, self-empowerment, and confidence. It highlights the desire for luxury items and financial success, emphasizing the empowerment that comes from self-sufficiency and wealth. The narrative explores the concept of retail therapy as a source of happiness and concludes with affirmations of achieving one's desires.

What are some of the things the narrator mentions enjoying in the beginning?

• Cooking meals

• Reading books

• Running and hiking

• Breakfast and Tiffany's, bottles of bubbles

What does the narrator prefer to be tied up with?

• Ribbons

• Strings

• Chains

• Calls

What does the narrator say about writing checks?

• She doesn't use checks

• She asks someone else to write checks

• She writes her own checks

• She prefers not to write checks

Why does the narrator buy matching diamonds?

• For her family

• For her friends

• For her colleagues

• For her pets

What does the narrator say about money solving problems?

• Money can't solve any problems

• Money can solve all problems

• Money can't solve problems if you don't have enough

• Money is the root of all problems

What does the narrator buy just for the closet?

• A plane

• A house

• A boat

• A car

What does the narrator's business card set the tone for?

• Her lifestyle

• Her business

• Her meetings

• Her fashion

What does the narrator say about her receipts?

• They are very long

• They are very short

• They are always lost

• They look like phone numbers

What does the narrator say about her neck and jet?

• They are both shiny

• They are both new

• They are both expensive

• They are both unique

What does the narrator say about her budget on the set?

• There is no budget

• She doesn't have a budget

• She has a flexible budget

• She has a strict budget