Perhaps this kind of movie, where poor people help flawed rich folks, is really heartwarming. Among similar films, my favorite is the French movie "The Intouchables". And I'd say this film is like 90% of that kind of storyline. Praising someone's good intentions feels more genuine than the hypocrisy of shifting funds and causing losses that hurt employees and shareholders. No matter where you're at in life right now, when a flawed rich person with money and time can explore different experiences through their poorer companion, this kind of plot might be trying to tell us to live life to the fullest. If there's something to experience, go for it.
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