No one can say yes all the time to everything, that includes you and me, Jane and Joe Public. And yet, that often slips our mind when we ask -- and everyone asks for something, somewhere, sometime, including you and me, Jane and Joe Public. Putting these two equations together is simple arithmatic = when we ask for something, we should be equally prepared for a "yes" or a "no". If the only answer you'll accept is "yes", then perhaps its a better option not to ask at all.
Tak nak
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