[ludicrousdispla]

For many tennis players, love means nothing.

[alexey-salmin]

So it does for many ordinary people.

Money can't buy happiness but nether could the absence of money. It's not really a good argument against money.

[Cipater]

https://www.merriam-webster.com/wordplay/word-origin-of-love...

[alexey-salmin]

Ah, funny, thanks. I guess it's one of these things that rich people know and I don't.

[huhkerrf]

I'm pretty sure the person above you is making a joke, because "love" equals zero in tennis scoring.

[portaouflop]

>Money can't buy happiness

It always depends on the circumstances and the person but generally I would say that money can definitely buy happiness. I think that sentiment is mostly cope by those less wealthy.

[Black616Angel]

What? Money absolutely CAN buy happiness. What do you even talk about?

Probably all of the current problems in my life could be solved with money.

[arkey]

Nah, money can buy pleasure, security, confidence, comfort... but happiness is not necessarily a consequence of that. Some rich people live a very unhappy life. I wouldn't trade places with them for their money.

CAN you be happy because you have money? Yeah, why not. WILL you be happy if you have money? No guarantees at all.

[decimalenough]

The old joke is that money can't buy happiness, but it certainly can rent it for a while.

[Cthulhu_]

Or a more modern tweet, money can't buy happiness but it's more comfortable to cry in a mercedes.