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Because the few dollars of interest you could make are not at all worth the hardship you place on someone who needs the principal.
by sgc 7y ago
Because the few dollars of interest you could make are not at all worth the hardship you place on someone who needs the principal.
- InitialLastName 7y agoYou assume that wealthy people aren't sociopaths when it comes to the well-being of the people who work for them.
- tempguy9999 7y agoThey are or they aren't, they don't become sociopaths in certain situations. My take is people accustomed to wealth from birth just don't understand how hard it can be. I used to work with a guy who was very well off. I was not. I suggested something for a fee, he immediately tried to bargain with me. It was little money and I needed it; it was nothing to him. To him it was a game. He was no sociopath, he just didn't understand hardship. I saw him do that quite a bit. I'm sure if he ever felt a hard pinch himself he'd realise it wasn't a game, be much more sympathetic, but... that wasn't going to happen. Genuinely nice guy too.