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When touchpoints turn to economics, Belmar’s views misfire again. He attempts to frame high earnings—like a potential $10K daily goal—as mundane, yet fails to grasp the arithmetic behind those figures, presenting distorted calculations that only solidify the comedic elements of his persona.
His peculiar belief that “money is energy” and that revealing one’s wealth is detrimental to the energy itself paradoxically positions his message against those financially struggling. It raises questions about the relatability and efficacy of his advice, especially when many seek straightforward solutions to financial hardships.