Peter Buffet Money Does Not Buy Kindness

Peter Buffet makes an interesting point that money does not buy kindness or trust therefore kindness is paid in hugs, laughs, gestures, etc. Peter Buffet writes, “The kindnesses that allowed me to trust people and in the basic goodness of the world could not be measured in dollars; they were paid for, in hugs and ice-cream cones and help with homework” (Pg. 12). Money does not buy kindness because there is no sentimental feelings when money is being used. For example, creating huge charities and signing off a big check does not make them be kind because they are not showing any interest of the charity. Anyone signing a big check to a charity is generous however, it is the people that should be cared, talked to, and be kind making them feel