I’m Better Than You. You Handled My Ass Pennies
The headline will make more sense when you view this clip. It’s a bit longer than it needs to be, but a delightful strategy for building your self confidence.
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Well crap. There goes ANOTHER of my closely held thirty year secrets.
I’ve been wiping with dollars for 10 years myself.