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  • (melodic piano music)

    (動聽的鋼琴音樂)

  • - [Wall Street] We gonna go ahead and get situated.

    - [Wall Street] 我們整裝待發

  • This is the finance program, and we always like to see new faces.

    這是一個財務知識課程,我們總是樂於見到新面孔

  • - [Rahsaan] When you come to Wall Street's

    - [Rahsaan] 當你來到 Wall Street 的

  • financial literacy class, you're gonna see people

    財務知識課,你會看到很多

  • with tattoos and dreds, and just people you

    帶著刺青與雷鬼頭的人,你不會想到

  • normally wouldn't expect to see learning finance.

    他們會是學習財務知識的人

  • You're gonna see people with all different backgrounds

    你將會看到不同背景的人們

  • looking for hope.

    尋求希望

  • He makes it universal.

    他讓財務知識如此普及

  • (melodic piano music)

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  • - If I tell you I'll give you the 50 bucks,

    - 如果我告訴你,我借你 50 元

  • but I want you to pay me back $50 in interest,

    但你必須付我 50 元的利息

  • what you gonna say?

    你會怎麼說?

  • - I'm gonna say "no." - You gonna say what?

    - 我會說 「不要」 - 你說什麼?

  • - No. - And why you gonna say no?

    - 不要 - 為什麼說不要?

  • - They call me Wall Street because I teach

    - 他們稱我 Wall Street ,因為我在聖昆丁州立監獄

  • all of the financial classes here at San Quentin.

    教授所有的財務知識課程

  • I've been teaching financial education for about 10 years now.

    我教授財務知識大概有十年了

  • I am in prison for participating in a robbery-murder,

    我因為參與搶劫、殺人而坐牢

  • and I was sentenced to 54 years to life in prison for that crime,

    因此被判處 54 年監禁徒刑

  • and I've been incarcerated now for 22 years.

    至此我已經被關了 22 年

  • These are the stocks that I picked,

    這些是我買的股票

  • MasterCard, I got at 89, they're at 200.

    萬事達,我在 89 元時買進,現在漲到 200 元

  • - Wall Street came to prison illiterate.

    - Wall Street 入監服刑時並沒有受過教育

  • He doesn't have a college education to these day;

    他當時沒有念過大學

  • he only has a GED, and yet, this guy is successfully

    只有高中同等學力,然而這個人卻成功地

  • trading from prison.

    從監獄學到很多東西

  • - Marcelli, who had come from juvenile hall with me,

    - Marcelli,和我一樣來自少年感化院的人

  • he would read the sports page to me, he'd be like,

    他會讀報紙上的運動版給我聽,他跟我說:「

  • man, go get it; and I'll read it, and I grabbed the paper,

    你去拿報紙,我讀給你聽。」,而我拿了報紙

  • and I was like, I got it.

    心想,我拿到了

  • When I turned around, an older guy said, "Hey, man

    當我轉身,一個年紀比我大的人說:「嘿,

  • "you play the stock market?"

    你有在投資股市嗎?」

  • And I realized that I picked up the business section

    我才發現我拿到的是經濟版

  • instead of the sports page.

    而不是運動版

  • I was like, ah, man, and I asked him

    我心想,噢...我的天,我問他

  • what the stock market was, and he told me, he said,

    什麼是股市,而他告訴我:「

  • that's the place where white folks keep all their money.

    股市是白人存放他們所有錢的地方。」

  • And that's when I really first discovered the stock market.

    那時候是我第一次接觸到股市

  • So, I started teaching myself how to read.

    我開始自學如何閱讀

  • Family or friends on the outside opened up

    家人或外面的朋友開了

  • online brokerage accounts, and I basically told them

    線上證券帳戶,我簡單地告訴他們

  • what to buy and when to buy and when to sell.

    該買什麼,何時買進以及何時賣出

  • And it was just simply, it was really just that easy.

    就這麼簡單,真的很簡單

  • This is the finance program,

    這是一個財務知識課程

  • but I don't teach about finance.

    但我不教艱深的財務知識

  • I teach financial empowerment emotional literacy.

    我教的是用財務知識思考的情緒控管能力

  • That's what I teach.

    這就是我教的

  • So, I think financial education is important

    我認為財務知識教育對受刑人

  • for incarcerated people, given that the crimes

    是很重要的,有鑑於那些犯下的罪

  • that are committed are financially motivated and driven.

    是出於財務動機與驅使的

  • When I learned about financial education myself,

    當我自己在學習財務知識時

  • I thought that would be something that other men

    我覺得有些東西是可以讓

  • in my same situation could benefit from.

    和我有相同情況的人受益

  • And so now the program teaches incarcerated men

    而這個課程教受刑人

  • how to better manage their emotions and relations

    如何更好地控管他們的情緒以及

  • to their financial standing.

    財務狀況的關係

  • So, you gotta weigh your strategies

    你必須權衡你的策略

  • when you're talking about giving yourself room

    當你討論留給自己

  • to start saving money.

    開始存錢的空間時

  • - When you're traumatized you do a lot of things

    - 當你大受打擊時,你會做很多

  • you don't know why you're doing them.

    不知道自己在做什麼的事情

  • And that happens with finance, too.

    而這也跟財務有所關聯

  • I suffered a lot of trauma in my life,

    我在這一生當中受過很多創傷

  • and my trauma culminated in me murdering a man.

    這些創傷最終導致我謀殺了一個人

  • So, while this is very important to me because I do need

    所以這些課程對我而言非常重要,因為我真的需要

  • to manage my money and manage my life,

    控管我的金錢以及我的人生

  • what's most important is that I'm managing

    其中最重要的是控管

  • my emotional responsibilities, because the last time

    我的情緒責任,因為當我上一次

  • I didn't do that, a man lost his life.

    沒做到的時候,一個人就因此失去了生命

  • - I don't think you can have full rehabilitation

    - 我認為你沒辦法不靠

  • without financial education.

    財務知識教育而完全改過自新

  • I can make amends for the crimes that I've done,

    我可以彌補那些我所犯的罪

  • I can even stop doing the things that I've done,

    我甚至可以阻止重蹈覆轍

  • but I think for people who were criminals,

    但我認為對於罪犯來說

  • when you empower those people, and they know

    當你賦予他們能力,他們知道

  • that they don't have to commit a crime like I did,

    他們不必犯下我所犯過的罪

  • when I learned I didn't have to commit crime,

    當我知道我不必再犯罪

  • it was like, wow, I can really make something of my life

    那感覺就像,哇,我真的可以改變我的人生

  • and not have to be a criminal.

    不必再當個罪犯

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