The title deliberately echoes the popular predecessor "The Decline and Fall of the American Empire" (11th edition). Danny Aken continues the sharp writing style of "Dad Harder Than America" (28th edition) to ridicule the decadent nature of capitalism. A kind-hearted Canadian man feels that he lives in a world where fools worship idiots. He has a high degree but can only be a courier. When he starts working, he encounters a black-and-white merger and gets two big bags of cash. What should he do? Money can do all kinds of evil. First find a money laundering expert with a criminal record, then hook up with a high-end call girl, and add a tax evasion expert. Can the ill-gotten gains be laundered? The black and white sides are chasing him relentlessly, and the snowball is getting bigger and bigger. Can money really turn danger into fortune?