It represents that buying something also brings another problem in people's life such as things that can be broken, scratched or stolen and need to be cleaned, organized, managed and maintained. Furthermore, shopping never extinguishes people's desire for gratification and some always have more. It's hard to find gratification in buying more things, and no matter how many you have, it's never enough. Patrick Lapeyre published the novel “Life is Short and Desire Infinite” and argues that people's desire is unlimited and infinite, so people cannot satisfy their lives, even if they have no problems and have everything they want. my friends spend money recklessly to solve his problems or relieve stress, but make no positive progress on his problems. Instead, she is always short of money and burdened by the worry of paying her credit card debt on time each month. My friends and I try to convince her to stop buying things to solve or get away from her problems, but she never listens to our advice. He is addicted to spending money even if he doesn't need it. He thinks that buying new things can solve or take away problems, but it brings with it another problem