Debt collection and debt avoidance

 

Debt collection and debt avoidance

 

Agudemba met a young man on his way home. The young man told him about his failure to collect debts and felt very sad.

Agudemba then told him a story about debt collection:

Once upon a time, there was a hawker who lent his friend half a penny. Many days passed without repayment, so the hawker went to collect the debt.

On the way to collect debts, the hawker saw a big river in front of him, so he hired a boat to ferry him across the river. He paid two yuan and then crossed the river.

When the hawker reached the other side of the river, he didn't see his debtor. He had to cross the river and go home, which cost him two more money.

For half a penny of debt, the hawker spent four penny and was tired from traveling back and forth.

The debt was small, but the cost of collecting it was huge. As a result, the hawker was ridiculed by everyone.

Agudengba said: The same is true for the world. In order to repay one's own losses, there is nothing wrong with collecting debts. But in order to repay a small loss, he ruined his originally comfortable life, fell into pain and annoyance, and even had to pay more, which is really not worth the loss.

Agudemba continued:

The debtor was indeed very poor and owed a lot of debt. He had no way to repay it, so he had to flee elsewhere.

One day, he escaped to the desolate field on the other side of the river. He saw a box thrown there. When he opened the box, he saw that there were pearl treasures inside, covered with a mirror.

At that time, the man was very happy when he saw it, so he went to get the treasures. However, what he saw in the mirror was not himself, because he had become disheveled and looked not like a human being or a ghost. He was frightened. He quickly retracted his hand, feeling very uneasy, and said to the person in the mirror: "I thought it was an empty box with nothing in it. I didn't expect you to be here. Please don't be offended!"

He then scurried away, but accidentally fell into a nearby pit.

Agudengba said to the young people: The most difficult thing in this world is my own level. Many people have degenerated into dead people and living ghosts. People who forget themselves are the most terrifying people.

Agudemba sang a song "Borrowing Money":

 

When someone borrows money, I beg you,

When you pay back the money, you beg others.

The people who borrowed money this year are all uncles.

Tomorrow the debt collectors will be Sun Tzu!

 

It’s as difficult as going to the sky to get an account.

Friendships are often lost because of money.

You should understand one thing:

It’s not difficult to borrow money if you trust us!

 

Friends who are willing to lend you money,

Everyone knows that it is difficult to collect accounts.

What is lent is actually trust.

Paying back money is the basis for seeing each other again.