There is nothing wrong with having a will to win. Issues arise once winning becomes a reality. For example, new money can tempt a man to do things he otherwise might not do. If you come across someone with new money and the train is rolling, that ride can be a fun one to take, but frequent stops along the way... and an end to the trip are very necessary. Reevaluation and a nap become very... necessary.

Soundgarden - Burden In My Hand

Duane Allman & Aretha Franklin The Weight

The Doors - Roadhouse Blues, BEST version (live in N.Y. 1970) [music video]

Grandmaster Flash & The Furious Five - The Message (Official Video)

Tedeschi Trucks Band - Midnight in Harlem (Live)

I have a most beautiful 1978 d Jefferson nickel. Ever since I was a kid, I have had a thing for nickels and the number 5. Just the other day I came across a rare 5 dollar bill star note, but I threw it back because that's almost a pack of smokes. I can however manage to hold on to nickels. For example, I have a 1946 JN with full steps. All my nickels are full step nickels. Interestingly, I find the rarest JN to come across are any 1980's nickels with full steps and clear fields. I do have an 84 that's pretty clean... and an 89, but they are rare indeed. Being poor, it's difficult to save anything and being a minimalist... I don't give a shit that I am poor because I don't want anything and I don't need anything. But nickels and the number 5 are pretty cool!