These people from India who have turned kamwala into their own with streets named after their cities and business moguls from their country are the hardest people to deal with if you need a k15,000 from them you have to start from 55000 akaso promax.
It's just amazing how baby Mama's turn 'iron ladies ' until you cut child support for a month just so you could see the iron in them then they begin cursing.
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"live within your means" should be some sort of rule or command when One joining the defense forces because these people can borrow even on their Last breathe.
@Chefy187 once said "work hard until they say you're a satanist mudala" but apa yafika satanism is not enough work hard until they say you're into money laundering.
Here’s another reason I don’t recommend poverty.
Poverty leaves you with an inferiority complex: a deep sense of inadequacy. When your socioeconomic status improves the next immediate thing is to want to fight this feeling. But it manifests in showing off, hoping people change their views about you. It manifests in arrogance, impulse buying, overspending, bragging and looking down on those you’ve helped, greedy i.e acquiring things you don’t really need leading to a failure to save etc. In most cases however, this behavior only takes you back to poverty eventually. #nodignitypoverty #HappyNewMonth
In Lusaka, put some distance between you and that Allion driving slowly desides you, especially if you are carrying a laptop bag and phone in your hand.
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