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When you've got something going for you so good (money, women, fame, power, respect) that you become out of touch with reality and start: acting reckless, taking unnecessary risks, and get caught slipping. Ex 1: Dude making so much money trapping that he starts to slip up and not take proper precautions. Ex 2: Movie examples: Scarface, Paid in Full, Juice (fell in love w/ the gun), Wolf of Wall Street, Casino, Goodfellas Ex 3: Dennis Schroder turning down 80m from the lakers because he wanted 100-120m. The term was coined by Gucci mane: "If a man does not have sauce, then he is lost. But the same man can got lost in the sauce." Let's break down what he means. "If a man does not have sauce, then he is lost." - with no sauce (money, women, fame, power, respect) then what is that man living for? He's lost. "But the same man can got lost in the sauce" - too much of a good thing can be detrimental.
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