That means sitting in their chair and lighting a cigarette.

It doesn't have to be 100% wheel chair accessible. 

Your an arm-chair blow-hard pretending, everything about you and have said cements this. 

It's work and takes some time but if you want it, get your butt out of the chair and do the legwork to be an investor.

I will have a good chair when the music stops and won't miss a single nap.

It's a game of musical chairs where some might win and others fall on their face.

You don't want to be the one without a chair when the music stops.

I can be sitting on a beach chair or office chair or couch and I can still dictate my future.

If I don't spend that money every month, whether I get a deal or not, if I let the fear of losing money keep me from doing business, I might as well just sell all my houses, put the proceeds into government securities, and go get a cushy job working 9-5, 5 days a week, with good health benefits, a soft chair to sit in, and hopefully some kind of pension at the end of it all.If I had $5,000 sitting around and the fear of losing it was keeping me from doing anything, I'd just spend that ****.

. :)Great script, thanks. nearly fell out of my chair on that one!