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How do you know this? I think their point remains. Someone who gets a hand out, or wins $, as an example, will probably not appreciate it the same as if someone
by exclusiv 6y ago
How do you know this? I think their point remains. Someone who gets a hand out, or wins $, as an example, will probably not appreciate it the same as if someone busted their ass for it.
Also, people often have a short memories when it comes to people that help them out financially. They might remember and appreciate it more if you help them move, or help them learn a craft.
- wolco 6y agoThe rich kid, trust fund baby has great credit and can pay cash. But expect damage and a huge legal fight to evict.
- refurb 6y agoHow is that even a controversial statement? It's a well known phenomenon in behavioral economics. There was a story about how charging some nominal amount for a mosquito net led to more consistent usage and lower malarial rates, than if they just gave the net for free. Why? Because the "price" of something is a signal as well. If it's free, who cares? If you paid something, well then it's yours and you should look after it.