"No matter how hard you hug your money, it never hugs back."

In this materialistic world, it seems that money is everything. Sure, you can buy some nifty stuff with it, and it is important, but sometimes it seems to just corrupt our way of thinking. How much is enough? I honestly don't see how anyone can find it fair for a single person to have millions, even billions of dollars under their name, and still want more, when there are others without food or shelter. The only way that I'd find money to be a fair thing is if every single person had the same amount- but then, what's the point of it? I often think of what the world would be like without money. In a way it would be better, as everyone would start off equally and greed wouldn't be found in every corner of the earth. But, who knows what chaos would consume us all. I'd like to think that money doesn't make the world go round, for it is not nearly important as the people and values we sell out for it, but I guess there are some things you just have to admit. But, no matter what money can buy, it will always remain true that money can't buy happiness, love, or friendship, and it certainly can't hug you back.