“Throw the money in the air watch it fall to the floor.”
Future, a rapper, suggests that we f&*#@ up some commas, throw our money in the air and let it fall to the floor and do things like spend 80 thousand on a watch. Instead of f&*#@ing up some commas or wasting our money I have another suggestion: maximize some commas.
I see so many people who adhere to these messages of conspicuous consumptions. However, they barely have the resources to consume what they need. For example, I notice so many people waiting on the bus and walking in some exclusive Jordans, Lebrons and some 
Foamposites. They obviously f&*#@ed up their commas. I also see people with thousands of dollars’ worth of synthetic hair living in section 8 housing, talking about f&*#@ing up some commas.
One way to maximize some commas is to live like reality dictates until it’s time to live like you want. In other words live within you resources and use the excess to fund your future. An example of doing this would be paying your rent and other bills while using whats left over, whether it’s time or money to go to school, invest, etc. When the time comes you will be in a position to move from low paying job to high paying career or to use your investments to capitalize on wealth generating opportunities. Oh, not using your extra resources to buy Jordan’s and go to the club or sit in a chair for hours getting fake hair sewed in your head.
The fact is you are trying to make it in this world, the struggle is real. You aren’t where you want to be, so there is no reason acting like you are. While you are fronting, making it rain, rocking the exclusive kicks, with your hair flowing you are wasting your resources. You are wasting the resources needed to reach a point where you can turn a “hundred thousand into five hundred thousand” in my Future voice! Wasting your resources is the equivalent to funding your
perpetual state of fake balling and actual poverty.
Maximize your commas, don‘t f
&*#@ them up. Utilize your time and money to create a future that is full of commas.