“Friends and good manners will carry you where money won't go”
— Margaret Walker
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Being nice and having good friends can help you in ways that money cannot. Imagine you are at a new job, and you don't know anyone. If you are friendly and respectful to everyone, people will want to help you and show you the ropes. On the other hand, if you try to use money to get people to like you, it won't work as well. People appreciate kindness and good behavior more than money, and they will remember how you made them feel. In real life, having good manners and true friends can open doors to opportunities and support that no amount of money can buy. For example, in tough times, a friend will help you because they care, not because you paid them.
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