DOCTORS & FEARMONGERS
Doctors (working in private clinics) will make a completely healthy person feel like a patient. To generate continuous flow of money they will start by first damaging your organs. They often prescribe 'Black Box' medications to create long term damage.
BANKERS & MECHANICS
Mobile phone mechanics or car/garage mechanics are less evil than doctors since they target only the rich. Just like doctors, mechanics won't ever admit they can't do something rather will break things and blame God! You have to be very careful and should never tell them that you live nearby.
RISK-AVERSEE FOOLISH PEOPLE
Risk-aversee, superstitious, foolish people are generally lazy and are prone to be deceived. They will take multiple wrong decisions driven by stress and competition, and make impulse purchases. They will loose money and seek loan from you, or try to get you into buying their unnecessary things.
if you don't have €15000+ savings in cash.
if you are paying off a long-term loan.
if you know the purchase is impulsive.
Food Wastage
1/3rd of the global food production are lost or wasted annually. Loss and wastage occurs in all steps in the food supply chain. In low-income countries, most loss occurs during production, while in developed countries much food is wasted at the consumption stage. In a cross-country survey done among 400 US households, 93% of respondents acknowledged buying foods they never used.
Water Wastage
Up to 99% of the world’s water supply is unusable – it’s either salty or located in ice caps and glaciers. This means only 1% of water in the world is usable. About 95% of the water entering our homes goes down the drain! Flushing the toilet takes up the largest amount of this water. Some people in the Sahara do not have drinkable water and you are taking long showers with pure drinkable water.
Money Wastage
Global warming, depletion of the ozone layer, water/land/air pollution, and the death of marine life, depletion of earth's precious resources – these could be reduced if we cut down waste. When we purchase things we don’t need, it creates unnecessary clutter. Buying things we don’t need means wasting money. Disposing of things that we could have avoided buying in the first place costs money too.
