You've just seen how mathematically impossible it is to spend a fortune of this size, no matter how many yachts, football teams, or aircraft carriers you add to your cart. Outside of this screen, this extreme accumulation isn't just a harmless fact: it works like a rigged game of Monopoly

Since the ultra-rich can't spend their immense capital on real consumption, they use it to hoard basic and finite resources that no one can do without, such as housing, basic services, or land. This dynamic generates an artificial scarcity that drives up prices and impoverishes society, turning the needs of the majority into a mere profit mechanism for a few. Unlimited wealth isn't just money accumulated in a bank; it's the direct cause of the disenfranchisement of the rest.