“Sharks” of all colors and kind roam the city. There are market sellers that push their ware at all cost. They shove what they sell into your face, and they trail you until you get exasperated by their annoying presence and insistence. There are loan sharks that bite you hard and pick on your desperate needs. They smooth talk you into taking something you don't really need, like telemarketers who prey on senior citizens' vulnerable decision-making. There are hoteliers that sweet-talk potential clients to take as much of their promos and then they slip in your bill, clauses that would make you cringe. And then, there are those so called family who feed on your good side; they butter you up until you become careless with resource fund lending/borrowing schemes they present you with. That gives the worst feeling because you get stymied by their endless excuses over payback. "Scram!" I say to all. "Leave me alone!"
Tuesday, June 16, 2015
Sharks
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“Sharks” of all colors and kind roam the city. There are market sellers that push their ware at all cost. They shove what they sell into your face, and they trail you until you get exasperated by their annoying presence and insistence. There are loan sharks that bite you hard and pick on your desperate needs. They smooth talk you into taking something you don't really need, like telemarketers who prey on senior citizens' vulnerable decision-making. There are hoteliers that sweet-talk potential clients to take as much of their promos and then they slip in your bill, clauses that would make you cringe. And then, there are those so called family who feed on your good side; they butter you up until you become careless with resource fund lending/borrowing schemes they present you with. That gives the worst feeling because you get stymied by their endless excuses over payback. "Scram!" I say to all. "Leave me alone!"
“Sharks” of all colors and kind roam the city. There are market sellers that push their ware at all cost. They shove what they sell into your face, and they trail you until you get exasperated by their annoying presence and insistence. There are loan sharks that bite you hard and pick on your desperate needs. They smooth talk you into taking something you don't really need, like telemarketers who prey on senior citizens' vulnerable decision-making. There are hoteliers that sweet-talk potential clients to take as much of their promos and then they slip in your bill, clauses that would make you cringe. And then, there are those so called family who feed on your good side; they butter you up until you become careless with resource fund lending/borrowing schemes they present you with. That gives the worst feeling because you get stymied by their endless excuses over payback. "Scram!" I say to all. "Leave me alone!"
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