If you have a money lender as your immediate neighbor
By multisubj
@multisubj (451)
India
April 3, 2007 8:40am CST
who charges 10% per month as interest, how will you feel? Of course, Shakespeare said that "Neither a borrower nor a lender be". We may not have any occasion to borrow from him. Yet, out of six possible immediate neighbors (opposite, back, left, right, over, below), at least one side may be disgusting. If we need money frequently, we may find that side the most preferable side.
2 responses
@tejaswinee (705)
• India
19 Jul 07
thats his business.. no comments on him.. if i dont like him.. i wont go to him..
@multisubj (451)
• India
21 Jul 07
Why do you think that it is a comment on him? It is a comment on the society in which we are a part of. If the society tolerates, the Govt. tolerates it and heshe goes on exploiting the poor people, the society has to pay the costs. Being a part of the society, we too pay costs.
@mizrak07 (557)
• Philippines
3 Apr 07
Yes specially nowadays money lenders are "in demand", but I think 10% interest is too much.
