Mentalist DaiGo who was tossed by capitalism like homeless people

Homeless victims of capitalism and Mentalist DaiGo

1. Is flaming of homeless hate speech Ryogo's conspiring?

2. What Mentalist DaiGo really wanted to say in homeless discrimination

3. Mentalist DaiGo who was tossed by capitalism like homeless people ◄ Current page

4. Business strategies of really smart people

5. Mentalist DaiGo and the Beggar master Warashibe Choja

6. Is the criticism of Mentalist DaiGo correct?

Chapter 3. Mentalist DaiGo who was tossed by capitalism like homeless people

One might argue that the common sense is that DaiGo is already making a lot of money, so there is no reason to be more money obsessed.

But this is the scary part of capitalism.

No matter how much money you make, there's more to come.

For those who want to improve, and for those who want to be recognized, people on the same level always come to mind. 

One step higher than these guys. 

It is said that a drowning man will catch at a straw, but even if he is not in a tight spot, if he is presented with a ticket that will allow him to go higher than he is now, he will reach out.

Wouldn't it be cool if he could stand shoulder to shoulder with Rakuten's president Mikitani, Softbank's Masayoshi Son, the glorious entertainment world, and the majestic political world?

It may also be that he doesn't want to lose to this person.

And the more money he makes, the bigger the project and the bigger the investment.

In terms of general salaried workers, if they get promoted and their salary increases, they will take out a loan and buy an apartment.

Living expenses and educational expenses will increase after having a child. Expenses generally increase, so a decrease in revenue or even maintaining the status quo may result in a deficit.

If you are self-employed or a business owner, the more employees you have and the more people involved in your work, even if you are not directly employed, the more expenses and upfront investment you will have to make.

If you don't keep earning, you'll be penniless.

There is also the fear of falling into debt hell.

And there will be pressure to live up to the expectations of the fans.

The character DaiGo, a mentalist recognized by fans, fascinates people with the speed of his brain, and continues to rise to the top.

He doesn't want his fans, who are expecting him, to think that he is at a loss.

Even if the program is dropped, even if there are no offers, he can't show the fans what he is not cool.

Fans cannot be disappointed.

Make excuses like that and look for another place to be active.

Homeless people aren't the only victims of capitalism and competition.

DaiGo is one of them.

Whether it's from aspirations, money, or image, once you start running, you can't stop.

Even if you crash and wreck it, you can't slow down.

We are run around until we are torn apart by the wheels of capitalism.

If DaiGo is forced to self-restraint due to this flame, he may finally be able to rest quietly as he faces a problem that he cannot solve by himself.

Chapter 4. Business strategies of really smart people