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Kiyosaki exemplifies a classic confidence man, using charm and storytelling to engender trust. His disdain for workers, low-income earners, and those who don't adopt his methods reveals an ego-driven approach masked as tough love. He dismisses anyone who can't immediately implement his advice, branding them as "lazy" or "losers," instead of recognizing systemic barriers or individual circumstances.
His dismissive attitude is exemplified when he encounters an Uber driver seeking advice. Instead of offering genuine guidance, he labels the driver as "lazy" for not reading his book and proposes that poverty is a choice. This attitude not only alienates those who struggle but perpetuates harmful stereotypes about personal responsibility.