Prabhupāda: You must be drunkard, you must be woman-hunter, and you must be intoxicated. And that is not . . . a meat-eater. That is the whole world, going on. Not only in this planet, in upper planets. I have discussed this point in Bhāgavata. The modern economics, earning money very cheaply, has forced men to become drunkard, woman-hunters and meat-eater. But what he'll do with the money? He has no higher idea. You must utilize the money which you have got so cheaply. And in the Western countries, if you have a little business plan, you can sell any damn nonsense things and get money. Is it not? Huh?
Tamāla Kṛṣṇa: Yes
Upendra: They sell . . .
Prabhupāda: No, I know that, that . . . what is that? Spectacle cleaner. It is ordinary tissue paper, and they advertise in such a way, getting money. Make any soda bicarb and advertise it as very good tonic.
Tamāla Kṛṣṇa: Yeah, they sell everything.
Prabhupāda: And they know the art.
Upendra: Hula hoop. Hula hoop. Many years ago they sold one plastic ring like this as a toy, and it became a craze all over America. Everyone bought little ones and big ones, called hoop, hula hoop, and they played with it, one ring, plastic ring.