Time Is Money
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"Time is money" is an adage referring to the time value of money that is a saying first promulgated by Benjamin Franklin (incorrect definition :], time may be seen as money because as it flows from the point of view of a being it is being "spent". That being said, one may spend time doing something extraordinary and useful, relaxing, or being hurt and suffering. Thus time is able to be spent intellegently or not, like money). The phrase may also refer to:
Music
- Time is Money (Bastard), a 1985 No Wave album by Swans
- Time is Money (South Park Mexican album), a hip hop album released in 2000
- Time Is Money (Styles P. album), a hip hop album released in 2006
- "Time Is Money," song by rapper Akon featuring Big Meech and Rock City
Others
- Time Is Money (DuckTales), a 1988 DuckTales TV movie, reedited into five episodes of the series
- "Time Is Money", a pricing game of the game show The Price is Right
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