According to the medical student's conclusion, how can one get real wealth?
The young medical student concluded that the only way to really get wealth in this world is to do something that contributes to the degeneracy of society. He specifically named alcohol, prostitution, and gambling as the avenues that degenerate society.
Les recalls a young medical intern who was struggling on a meager income—about $25 a month—and was married. The intern told him he had concluded that the only real way to get wealth in this world is to do something that contributes to the degeneracy of society. He named alcohol, prostitution, and gambling. Les adds that anything degenerating society will find buyers; even during the Depression people had money for booze and immorality but not for food, shelter, or clothes for their children.