A good lesson !!

[cateyes1]

About 6 months ago, my neighbor asked me if I wouldn't mind sharing my Wi-Fi password. I decided to give it to him because it wouldn't cost me anything extra, and because I got along with him. Yesterday, as I was getting out of the car, the neighbor was at his door, getting ready to come outside. I stopped to talk a bit as he held the door open. He happily told me he now had Netflix. At that, jokingly I said: ′′I work hard, I barely have time to watch TV, but, if you could lend me your password to watch some shows, I would appreciate it ". A voice was heard in the distance, coming from inside the house. It was his wife, ′′We can't give the password to her, because I'm the one who pays the bill and I can't share it." The man apologized and I said it was no problem. We kept talking about other things, and as I left, he stayed working outside. When I happened to look outside a little while later, I noticed the man's wife come outside. She seemed very nervous and upset. They both went into the house. After a few minutes, he and his wife came to my door to tell me the Wi-Fi password wasn't working anymore. I looked at them and said, ′′ I changed my password, because it's me paying the bill and I can't share it ". The wife turned red and tried to say something, but I said, ′′Ma'am, I have my network and you have your Netflix, everything is fine and everyone is happy". They turned around and left. They never spoke to me again.
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This story isn't mine, but here's the lesson I learned from it:
- Friendship must be mutual.
- Love must be mutual.
- Affection must be mutual.

In 2020 I intend to return
silence with silence,
absences with absences,
affection with affection,
friendship with friendship, and
loyalty with loyalty.
No more one-sided feelings.
Feelings must be mutual.

PS. If you read all the way through, copy and paste this (don't share) on your page. #YouGetWhatYouGive

[ktheodos]

Interesting story...thanks for sharing...

[Nancy5]

Very interesting and very true.  A lesson learned.

[Donnamarg323]

Isnt this sort of stuff going on with the Dems and the Republicans?

But remember,we are FREE!!LOL!!!

[ghunter]

I have no words for that.

[dreamyxo]

Ha.  Good.  They were too nice sharing their wifi in the first place.  I'm not that nice I wouldn't have done it for free.  If they wanted to share they'd have to pay half.  You can't trust people.  They were just neighbors they didn't know who they were really.  And he really had some nerve asking to get free internet from the neighbor in the first place.

[cadence4u]

Never share your wifi password to your neighbors! They might add more to your internet/cable account!

[ssarber]

Wow, I don't think it's a good idea to share any kind of passwords at all.  However, I did have a neighbor ask me once to use our wifi password. I agreed for one month, which is what she asked for. At the end of the month I changed it and nothing else was said.

[plennis]

That seems like a lot of nerve to ask to share your wi-fi password.  Its different if they are family or very close friends.  I bet she is still hearing about what a jerk she was from her husband, now they get to pay for both.  Most people need wi-fi a lot more than Netflix.

[alina6]

Definitely a lesson to be learned - stay friendly with neighbors but not too close

[singletonb]

Thanks for sharing the story. It was quite interesting and thought provoking