A documentary gave a homeless man $100,000 with no strings attached. Six months later, it was all gone.
In 2005, filmmakers handed Californian Ted $100,000, free financial advice, and a camera crew to record what happened.
At first, his life improved. He moved into a motel, then an apartment, and finally had stability.
But as the money disappeared, he rejected expert advice, trusted only his instincts, and eventually returned to living under the bridge.
The experiment showed that money can create opportunity, but without the habits to manage it, opportunity can disappear just as quickly.
@Akshat_World Why are you quoting profits in INR ? Pf is in usd but sir wants to quote the profit in INR and also not accounts for currency depreciation lol 😂
@FI_InvestIndia Bro try to understand the difference between primary and secondary sale. Only 400 mn USD is primary, which flows into Cred that's registered in India. Remaining goes to early investors who may be registered anywhere (most probably not based in india)
@dmuthuk Sir requesting your support in spreading the word to the upper deck. Grassroot corruption persists. I was made to pay 1,300 rs for no mistake of mine.
My baby boy experienced corruption just 50 days into his life while getting his birth certificate.
• First certificate: 500 Rs. Name misspelled.
• Correction submitted clearly in writing. Second certificate: another 500 Rs.
Yet another spelling mistake. • Registrar agreed to correct it one last time. Cost: Another 400 Rs.
Total "service charge" for a simple birth certificate correction: Rs 1,300.
Why should parents have to pay repeatedly for mistakes they didn't make? Why bro ? Very wrong bro!
@EconomicTimes still living in the stone age and doesn't even verify the current TN chief minister when publishing an article. What bro ? Very wrong bro ? #ETerror
Link to article https://t.co/2a1V8xVjsJ
@sriram_r0@kirubaakaran Slow claps. Point out the basic flaw in Chennai airport and let's start crying about the distance to maincity in other airports. Btw Delhi airport is not that far from the city and is well connected via metros as well
What's the thing with Indians living abroad posting snaps with temperature? I've never seen any local person sharing a random post with 33°C mentioned on it