About 6 months ago, my neighbor asked me for the Wi-Fi password.
I gave it to him because it didn't cost me anything and because I got along with him. Yesterday I was walking home and he was at the door. I stopped to talk a bit as usual, and he happily told me he now had Netflix. At that, I jokingly said: ′′ I work hard, barely have time to watch TV, but it's great if you could lend me your password to watch some shows I'd appreciate it ". A voice was heard in the distance, it was his wife, sitting in the car: ′′ We can't give it to her, because I'm the one who pays and I can't share it."
The most total silence reigned!
The most total silence reigned!
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| What I Have Sustains What You Have! |
The man apologized for the subheading, I said there was no problem. We kept talking about other things, as they went in, he stayed out doing his stuff. Shortly thereafter, his wife came out to call him, she seemed very nervous, said the television wasn't working. My neighbor came into the house, I looked out the window. After a few minutes, he and his wife came to call me and told me the Wi-Fi wasn't working, that the password wasn't going in. I looked at them and said, ′′ I changed my password because it's me paying and I can't share it ".
The wife turned red and tried to say something, but I said, ′′ Ma'am, I have my network and you have your Netflix, everything is fine and everyone is happy ". They turned around and left closing the door. They never spoke to me again.
This story isn't mine, but here's the lesson I learned from it:
- Friendship must be mutual.
- Love must be mutual.
- Affection must be mutual.
- Feelings must be mutual.
Never look down upon anyone, what they have maybe what is sustaining what you have! You need me, I need you, umuntu ngumuntu ngabantu!
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The wife turned red and tried to say something, but I said, ′′ Ma'am, I have my network and you have your Netflix, everything is fine and everyone is happy ". They turned around and left closing the door. They never spoke to me again.
This story isn't mine, but here's the lesson I learned from it:
- Friendship must be mutual.
- Love must be mutual.
- Affection must be mutual.
- Feelings must be mutual.
Never look down upon anyone, what they have maybe what is sustaining what you have! You need me, I need you, umuntu ngumuntu ngabantu!
Bishop Pride Sibiya loves you and is praying for you!
Receive Jesus Christ today and go to church for spiritual fellowship.
Follow Apostle Pride Sibiya (Bishop: Glory Ministries) on Facebook, YouTube, Twitter, Periscope, WhatsApp, Google+, Instagram, Instaclips, and all social media.
Copyright: Brand Pride Sibiya (tempering with the article without permission of Brand is a criminal offence). The views shared in this article may not necessarily be the same as those of the brand.
