Would you lend money to your friend?

You risk the relationship by saying no,

but you are taking a big risk by saying yes...

which' ll you choose?

 

Quoting from [davadi]:

Would you lend money to your friend?

You risk the relationship by saying no,

but you are taking a big risk by saying yes...

which' ll you choose?

That depends on "a thousand" circumstances. Use your "sixth sense". Myself, quite often I prefer to lose a dollar than losing a friend.

Quoting from [davadi]:

Would you lend money to your friend?

You risk the relationship by saying no,

but you are taking a big risk by saying yes...

which' ll you choose?

     A few years ago, I  had opted for "yes" and lost good amount of money . But now a bit cautious. We cannot or rather should not generalize it.  As germex has rightly said it depends upon  various factors and we should use our sixth sense.

Quoting from [germex]:

Quoting from [davadi]:

Would you lend money to your friend?

You risk the relationship by saying no,

but you are taking a big risk by saying yes...

which' ll you choose?

That depends on "a thousand" circumstances. Use your "sixth sense". Myself, quite often I prefer to lose a dollar than losing a friend.

You prefer to lose a dollar than losing a friend...

if circumstances :

hundred thousand dollars ???

 

Quoting from [davadi]:You prefer to lose a dollar than losing a friend...

if circumstances :

hundred thousand dollars ???

If I have a hundred million dollars, I don't mind losing a hundred thousand on a friend. That's (for example) what I meant when I was talking about "circumstances".

Quoting from [davadi]:

Would you lend money to your friend?

You risk the relationship by saying no,

but you are taking a big risk by saying yes...

which' ll you choose?

 

It depends on the situation.

Quoting from [davadi]:

Would you lend money to your friend?

You risk the relationship by saying no,

but you are taking a big risk by saying yes...

which' ll you choose?

right ogie , i think it depends on situation

Quoting from [germex]:

Quoting from [davadi]:You prefer to lose a dollar than losing a friend...

if circumstances :

hundred thousand dollars ???

If I have a hundred million dollars, I don't mind losing a hundred thousand on a friend. That's (for example) what I meant when I was talking about "circumstances".

If what you said's honest & true, you're a noble person grandpa.

it's my pleasure to know you, grandpa

Quoting from [davadi]:

If what you said's honest & true, you're a noble person grandpa.

it's my pleasure to know you, grandpa

It's just a matter of common sense. For example, about 25 years ago I was going to do business with a guy on a 50:50 basis. But it was about a lot of money, and he wanted it all. He managed indeed to get me out of the business, but he wasn't able to do it without me.

Later I explained to him what an * he had been. For all practical purposes, he would have lived just as well with 50% of the total profit than with 100%, but due to his lack of understanding of this fact he got nothing at all - not a penny!

Sometimes in life it's very important to understand the consequences in the long run of what we are doing. Life is more than just this very moment and what we receive or "lose". And helping a friend in need is a long-term investment.

Quoting from [davadi]:

Would you lend money to your friend?

You risk the relationship by saying no,

but you are taking a big risk by saying yes...

which' ll you choose?

I agreed w/h U , grandpa . And hope that I would made much money to lend my friends who is in need of money urgent.

I lend money to friends, even when I have none, I borrow from another friend and lend to the one who need it. Because when my friend open her mouth, I know I am the last one she depends except the bank. I myself get trouble and need money sometime too. I understand that feeling.