When wealth talks, syntax walks. Grammar takes a backseat when cash is king. Money speaks louder than linguistic precision. Prosperity doesn't proofread. Cash conquers all, including commas. Riches render rhetoric irrelevant. The language of wealth needs no editor. Dollars drown out grammatical errors. The voice of money silences syntax critics. Financial fluency forgets formal grammar. The grammar police don't patrol the wealthy. Money's message matters, not its grammar.