An article about feeling weird because you are a Jew who picks up pennies, really?  I once was walking around my firm in a suit and bright, white gym socks.  It was late and I didn't think anyone was around so I figured the comfort of the gym socks would help the night seem less long.  As I was photocopying in the library, a partner walked by.  He looked at me, looked at my gym socks, looked at me again and just kept repeating, "Really? Really?"  Each "really" becoming more shrill.  That's how I felt readong your piece.  Every paragraph, I thought, really?  Is this really something she thought seriously about or did a deadline creep up earlier than she thought and this was the first thought that popped in her head.

I know that those who can do, do and those who can't do,  coach and those who can't do anything criticize, but I was let down by the whole thing.  The premise was bad and the Biblical quotes were like sprinkling burnt hair on a dog poop pie.  First, the authors of those quotes were JEWISH.  Second, the LOVE of money is at the root of all evil, not being rich or even enjoying it, but LOVING it is bad.  Third, I think anyone with a Sociology/Philosphy/History degree from any where, even Phoniex online college, can tell you that Christianity and it's obesession with material gains was the catalyst for Capitalism.   love Jewcy and I like your style, but this one seemed phony and forced.