Making money is the primary focus of a lot of people who want to become independent from debts and loans. If you are a finance advocate, you wouldn't want yourself to get into the pit of people who often complain about poverty. You would instead invest in yourself, take education as a means to propel yourself to greater heights and finally, educate more people so they won't have to suffer cruel faith of poverty.
These days, the growing population became an instrumental tool making it a tough competition for people to go up the ladder. But in the end, whose fault is this? Don't you think there are poor, smart people - who just got taken advantage of by powerful, rich men in the country? What if these poor people are in the bottom of the pit because more and more become greedy of power and have become selfish - not thinking about other citizens of their country?
Come to think of it, rich people tend to misuse money - they tend to spend thousands for gadgets and appliance without bargaining but for fruits and vegetable, that took time to grow and are products of hard labor - they'll easily beg off for a bargain?
The poor community, which involves those who vend their products along the street, works hard under the sun, so that you'll have food to eat, clothes to wear - they can't afford buying good clothes and good food even, as they have to budget the money they earned for a day for their sustenance.
The video below presents a rich man trying to bargain coconuts which the poor man initially sells for 30 rupees. The rich man wanted to buy it only for 15 rupees. The fruit vendor then told him, he couldn't trade it for 15 rupees which frustrated the rich man. What the rich man did will truly make your nerves pop.
He went furious to the point of insulting the vendor. He even resorted to calling the poor vendor a thief!
The rich man returned after a few moments, with soda can. At that instant, the poor vendor called him and asked him for how much did he buy that cola. The rich man turned and told him, 35 rupees. When the poor man asked him how much he bargained for the soda, the rich man responded that there's no need to bargain as it was branded.
And the poor man hit him back with a thunderous, smart, witty reply: "From the rich you didn't even bargain for One rupee, and from us poor, you bargained for 15 sir."
The rich man was dumbfounded. He knew that the poor man made sense.
What can you say about this story? Does it break your heart? Are you the type to insult a vendor if you didn't get what you ask for? Maybe it's time to reflect! Comment on.
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ActorVarunPruthi