What does the lyric So forget about savings get it straight out of your head mean in the song fear of the boom and bust?

In the song "Fear of the Boom and Bust," the lyric "So forget about savings, get it straight out of your head" suggests a rejection of traditional financial wisdom during times of economic uncertainty. It implies that in the face of impending financial crises or booms, focusing on immediate gratification or risky investments may take precedence over prudent saving. This reflects a mindset driven by the thrill of speculation rather than cautious financial planning.