For example, once an individual becomes successful, they can invest their income in activities that allow for greater family bonding. With higher family income comes better tools and toys. In particular, everyone can afford to buy a roof over the heads of their dependents and meet their basic needs such as three meals a day and health care. These elements can allow all members of the family to build a stable lifestyle and thus create more bonds. Once a family has reaped the rewards of the American dream, they can also afford to pursue activities that easily develop family values. Some immigrants aim to achieve the American dream and then return to their home country to serve their families. This is the case for some members of my family who crossed the border illegally and are constantly at risk of being deported. One of my uncles has struggled to live this lifestyle for over 30 years. The way he continues to live his version of the American dream is by sending money to his wife and children through his bank account. The world would be a much better place if the American Dream functioned as the opponent to my argument. In reality, people who have money are never truly satisfied with their possessions. Renee Loth once wrote: “My struggle for higher achievements