His points are clear and it is just the absolute truth, poor people are easily carried away by sweet stories, especially when it happens to be one that involves getting profits from a less difficult means of acquisition, that is the reason we see more physical gambling shops in a poor neighborhood, even a good business owner understands the essence of watching out for the type of investment/business to launch, mainly depending on his location (which is situated on the flow of money in that environment).

On that of under toning religion, many people no longer understand how to watch out for their priority levels, when to lay out time to carry on religious practices and when to establish one's self. As we know, riches never falls from the sky, whatever we work shall we get the outcome in return, less productivity equals to a failed financial stance. Be religious enough doing whatever but  we should never be too absurd not knowing when to table one function firstly before facing the other when due.