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Why does a rich man spend less money on shoes over his lifetime than a poor man? It sounds like a riddle, but it is actually the mathematical formula that keeps the middle class trapped.

In this video, we break down the "Vimes Boots Theory of Socioeconomic Unfairness." We are told that people are broke because they buy too many lattes or have bad habits. The truth is, the system charges you a "Poverty Premium" on everything from toilet paper to car loans.

We are going to run the brutal math on why buying "cheap" is actually the most expensive financial decision you can make. We analyze the "Efficiency Tax" hidden in fast fashion, used cars, rent-to-own schemes, and grocery shopping.

This isn't about budgeting better. This is about the physics of capital and how liquidity constraints force you into a cycle of wealth destruction.

[Timestamps] 0:00 - The $50 Boot vs. The $10 Boot (The Math) 2:15 - The "Fast Fashion" Trap (Planned Obsolescence) 5:30 - Why Poor People Pay More for Cars (The 25% APR Trap) 8:45 - The Housing Penalty: Rent, Heat & The Security Deposit 12:10 - The "Body Tax" (Why Cheap Food Kills Your Wallet) 15:20 - Predatory Banking: Overdrafts & Minimum Balance Fees 18:40 - The Cognitive Cost (How Poverty Lowers IQ) 22:15 - The Escape Plan: How to Hack the System

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[Disclaimer] This video is for educational purposes only. I am a cartoon avatar on the internet, not a financial advisor. Do your own math.