debts [Theme] Page 11

Who in the evening not saving the yeast from that by the morning the dough will not rise. Always be someone needs. Your creditor day and night to pray for the Lord has sent down to you a peaceful, long and happy life. Out of fear that it will not get you of debt, it is in any society will talk about you only good will to search for new creditors, so you can turn foreign land to fill his hole.

Casino tired of waiting, Charlie. So that there will be collectors, and you will shake. You know how they work. Come to your office, make a scene. Screaming to give them money. And when you yell, two of the big guys rising at seven feet and demand their money back, it may be somewhat frustrating.

I know you're a poor man, and therefore always return the debts.

Sam, I want you to take very soon will have to borrow!

- I came to warn you: I borrow money do not give, because I certainly will ask.

Do not live at the expense of others, do not use the kindness of another - all the spiritual and material debts will have to give.

I'm not that good person to sacrifice himself for complete strangers. If things go bad I can run. I didn't take any obligations. But unfortunately, I don't like this asshole who can live happily, not returning the debt!

Time is money. Many people pay their debts.

I don't owe anyone anything, I owe not occupied.

And then I did what every man goes slowly uvazhayushiy in debt. Brushed all the bills in the drawer and went for a walk.

When someone owes me, I remember very well, but if I must, I can't remember for the life of me.

- Everyone has a duty (...) Debts, obligations, gratitude, payback. What someone should do. Or maybe myself? After all, if the truth, everyone always pays with yourself, not with someone. Any debt we pay ourselves. In each of us there is the creditor and the debtor at the same time. The main thing - to balance this account.

In economical debt do not sit!

- I owe you one.
- You don't owe me.
- No, I should... where I grew up, nothing is for free...
Where I grew up, it was free...