Payment is always painful

Reducing the cost of RMB 100 brings much greater happiness than increasing the cost of RMB 100.
The winner of the 2002 Nobel Prize in economics is the American psychologist Daniel Kayman. He combines psychology research with economics research to make judgments and decisions on people's behaviors, especially under uncertain conditions, A new explanation is provided.
He found that the winning or losing result after risk decision-making is unequal to People. The reduction of 100 yuan brings much greater happiness to people than the increase of 100 yuan. His basic conclusion is that what people care most about is what they get.
Don't we do this: you can pay less than one cent for others, but you don't want to pay more than one cent for others.
A rich man can easily become a miser, but a man without money does not want to become a rich man.
For some people, the bonus can be a point, but the salary cannot be less.
It took only one day to lose 100 yuan worth of money collected for 10 days; it took 100 days to lose 100 yuan worth of money collected for 10 years.
You may feel uneasy when you owe money to others for a day. If you owe money for a year or year, you may feel at ease.
A poor man may live happily all his life, and a rich man who becomes a poor man overnight may not survive a day.
A lot of people don't want to reach out, and a lot of people don't want to throw their hands.
The more people who make money, the more they want to make big money. The less people who have less money, the less they want to earn small money.
Some people are willing to spend 100 yuan to get their own 1 yuan, or even to go to court; but no one is willing to spend 100 yuan to earn 101 yuan from others.
Sometimes, we prefer to earn less than 100 yuan, and we do not want to quarrel with people; but sometimes, in order to pay less than 10 yuan, we do not have to worry about people.
Some people may go crazy when the duck is cooked. The live duck may fly in front of us, but people may be indifferent.
In this world, there are always more people who will save money than those who will make money.
If you don't have the money, you may not feel that fate is unfair to you. If you lose the money, you will feel that fate is always wrong with you.
You may be amazed at this: if you have a hundred-dollar bill, you will find that the money remains intact in 10 days. If you have a zero-dollar bill of 100 yuan, three days later, you may find that you have spent some time without knowing it.
The gambling strategy is like this: to win more, to win more, and to win back.
A rich man wants to earn 1 cent and 1 cent. A person who has no money just wants to split one cent into two halves.
Everyone who has nothing seems to have everything, and anyone who has nothing seems to have enough.
When the consumer is consuming, the rich always get credit (signing a bill is a kind of chic), while the poor always pay cash (mainly because credit is not allowed ).
When appropriate, if you pretend to be a poor person, you may lose sight of money. If you pretend to be a rich person, you may lose sight of money.
The money is what you get, and the money you don't get is just a promise or a contract. In the face of different money, people are different; in the face of different people, money is different from money.

Payment is always painful