As society changes, we just need to adapt and find that way to make our businesses profit.

I think society lacks that as a whole.

Maybe not even investors bottom lines but the more you make life harder for the working class the less stable society is. 

(She almost kills herself in my building, she sells her prescribed antidepressants to other users, she's an infected ulcer on the buttcrack of society, but in Tiffany's mind, when Christmas comes around SHE DESERVES A GIFT.

We are a consumer society.

Put another way...society says to go to college, get a job, work up the corporate ladder, and retire at 65 with social security benefits. 

I found the process of rehabbing this junk house and turning it into a nice place to live, extremely rewarding, so I want rehabbing homes to be central to my plan, and building a business around that seems to pay well while providing a valuable contribution to society. 

It was HL Mencken who observed that in our society, high-status occupations tends to end in -or and low-status occupations end in -er, as in, doctor, professor, actor versus plumber, driver, cleaner.

I hate how "society" nowadays tries to tell women that they NEED to put career first even if they want a family, because it's the exact opposite of the right way to go about it given biological reality.

The overall society at large is better off having more/better housing and even the nation itself becomes wealthier because of investment property.