Did you know that The Wolf of Wall Street movie is based on a true story?

Today, Kate Campbell and investment scam expert Wadzi Nenzou take a look at the infamous movie The Wolf of Wall Street. The duo discuss the perils of wanting to get rich quickly as an investor, letting someone's confidence sway you, and how money lets you (appear to) be a better person.

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