I and my friend took dinner in a restaurant.
‘This is your bill, sir, ' the owner of restaurant handed the bill.
‘Keep record, I'll pay you later, ' my friend replied-
his habit, I heard this from another friend.
He added:
‘I'm the owner of a flat and a car.
I purchase everything from the mall,
not from ordinary shops beside footpath like you.'
I replied:
‘I pay my bills everywhere in due time, but you not.'
With smiling face, I also concluded:
‘You may sell your belongings to pay the bills in due time.'
not to pay anything or bill in due time! it's bad habit and one kind of snatching the rights from others
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
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A very noble and a practical piece of advice. I like this anecdote and your poetic style. Thank you so much.