Reply To: Does Wealth Equate With Happiness?

funnybone: My question wasn’t about getting thrilled; it was about happiness.

I understand you to feel that if a person wants more than, say, a two day trip to Orlando and their standard of vacation is a 10 day getaway to Israel, they may be an unhappy person if they can’t afford what they want.

Doesn’t that also imply that if they cannot afford air travel altogether they will likely be unhappy?