Don’t spy on the labels on wine bottles ordered by people at tables near you, because it’s none of your business.
Don’t then look up the price on the wine list, because it’s none of your business.
Don’t then calculate how long a family of four could live on the cost of the bottles of wine, because it’s none of your business.
Don’t then confront the people at the table, because it’s none of your business.
Don’t then run to TPM with the “story,” because it’s none of your business.
Instead of teaching a class at Rutgers called “Love and Money” about how students should handle their finances, you should create a class called “How To Mind Your Own Business 101,” and instead of teaching the class, you should take it …
because how other people spend their money is none of your business.
Update: I wonder how many families of four could live on the $80,000 donated to fund the Love and Money course, and for how long. I bet I know someone who could calculate that for us.
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