Rich Man — Poor Man

 

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The rich have a way of doing things. 
To the poor, it often doesn't seem fair.
The poor man takes what he can get — or, what he's worked for. 
If he didn't work for it, he knows it doesn't belongs to him. 

The rich don't care about that; they are after one thing—and one thing only—MONEY!
The rich man has no desire to get entangled with the "what belongs to who"; they are there to evaluate the ROI (return on investment). 
The rich don't work for wages; they take risks; they negotiate; they invest. 
The rich knows this system—and it works for them; that is why they "take all they can get"!

The poor man cannot make it without rich man & the rich man cannot make without the poor man; they both have an equal need for each other — for without the poor (working) man, the rich wouldn't have a business to invest in; and without the rich man, the poor man would be without a job.




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