Five ways to mind your money manners (continued)

1. Posted by Steve on Thu, Jul 23, 2009

People nowadays get offended too easily, everyone's trying to be politically correct . Asking someone about how much money they earn or how much their house costs or how much they weigh is not a big deal. We need more people that don't want to be politically correct, who just want to be themselves. If someone doesn't like the question you asked, too bad.

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5. Posted by Singingmainecoon on Sat, Apr 18, 2009

Money has always been a taboo topic but with the economy and everyone feeling vulnerable, perhaps there is more room for honesty. I have a problem with people expecting rides. I am a single mom and my car is my one luxury. In fact I may have to get another job to pay for my car. I find that other people feel entitled to expect rides from me while boasting while I am driving them that they don't own a house or a car that all they have to do is pay for their rent and take exotic trips. For many,many years I never owned a car and I never asked or expected anyone to provide me with rides. I made my own way or paid for a taxi. I am a quiet person and would prefer not to chauffeur passengers but I feel like I am not being a good person by not providing the ride. The other thing I am thinking of doing is asking the passengers to make a small donation equivalent to what they would have paid on public transport, so that I can forward this amount of money to a charity. What do you think?

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