"The biggest problem we have is materialism. What kind of car does he own? What kind of clothes does she wear? People get so wrapped up in that stuff, they don't see the other things. What about family? Friendship? Health? Sure, I want to be the richest guy in the world, but I'm not going to be, and being the richest guy in the world isn't going to solve any problems. A lot of people think 'If I had a million dollars, I'd be happy." I know a lot of people in Brazil who don't have much at all, but they're very happy. They have love and family and friends. That's what's truly important." - Helio Castroneves, speaking with irony set to "full rich" in the latest issue of IndyCar magazine.
For some reason this song comes to mind.
This Could Be a Real Shot in the Arm
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Nowadays, whenever I discuss IndyCar marketing – I do so with caution.
After writing a post last summer that called into question some of the
marketing eff...
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the link for the song isn't showing up.
Does Gene Simmons collect royalties for the $$$ signs in the vid? Just curious.....
It's good that Helio thinks he won't need money to be happy. I think he'll get the chance to find out, no matter how his case comes out.